Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-17
Wacouta streets, which has been fully de-
scribed in former numbers of the GLOBE.
Estimated cost, $185, 900.

Estimated cost, $lS5 900.
Gordon & Ferguson are building a
double store building on Fourth street,
between Sibley and Wacouta streets, fif-
ty feet front by one hundred feet deep.
st. Louis pressed brick front trimmings
of Frontenac stone. L. Warner s. Co.,
stone and brick contractors, James OIL.
Burke, superintendent, M. Costello, con-
tractor Of carpenter work. To be occu-
pied by Gordon & Ferguson on or before
August Is. Estimated cost $4,000.
John Wann is building on. Fourth
street, between Sibley and Wacouta
streets, four story brick, ST. Louis
pressed brick front, twenty-five feet
front by ITO feet deep. Estimated cast
S.. 900.
Mrs. Mary L. Simpson is building on
East Third street, between Jackson and
Sibley streets, three story brick build
ing above two story stone basement, rs
feet front by 100 feet deep. Estimated
cost So, OOO
Fl. B. Upman is building on Fourth
street, between jackson and Slbley
streets, four story brick building above
a stone basement and cellar, SO by 101
feet. Estimated cost $12,5O0
E. F. Krahmer is building of Chaska
brick, at the corner of Seventh and Sib-
ley streets, three story block, for three
stores, 81 feet front on Seventh street by
IS feet deep. L. Warner 6 Co. and Remer
Il Dressed, contractors; Jas. OIL. Busbe,
superintendent. Estimated cost, $500.
F Willius is building, at the corner Of
Wacouta and Third streets, a five story
building above stone basement, 76 feet
on Third street by l25 feet on Wacouta.
Both fronts to be of st. Louis pressed
brick, with Olive stone trimmings. E.
P. Bassford, architect Wilcher & Romer
and L. Warner & Co., contractors. Jas.
OIL. Busbe, superintendent. This build
ing is to be occupied this fall by Keogh
& Co., wholesale grocers. Estimated
cost, $4,000.
The Wright estate is building, at the
corner of Third and Sibley streets, a five
story brick building, above stone base
ment, fronting 100 feet on each street.
This building is to be occupied by P. H.
Kelly & Co., wholesale grocers, about
September next. Estimated cost,
$500
James II. Weed IS building on Est
Third street, between Sibley and Wacou-
ia streets, five story brick building, on
a stone basement, Is feet front on Third
by 125 feet deep. Estimated cost,
$4,000.
Capt. N. L. Potter is adding sixth
story to the Merchants hotel, corner
of Third and Jackson streets. Estimated
cost, $11, 900.
An excavation is being made at the
corner of Seventh and Broadway for a
three story brick store.
Foundations are being laid On Seventh
street near Broadway for a three story
block of four stores.
The Northern Pacific railroad compa-
ny is laying the foundations on Broad
way opposite Fourth street, for an Office
building, 80 by 80 feet, three stories,
brick, above basement and sub cellar
of stone. To be built of Red Wing brick
and probably faced with the same, press
ed. Estimated cost, $1,000.
Robinson & Cary are building at the
corner of Fourth and Wacouta streets a
four story brick building on stone base
ment, 40 feet on Fourth by 120 feet on
Wacouta street To be faced on both
streets with Red Wing pressed brick. Es-
timated cost $4,000.
A. o. Bailey is building on Fifth and
Rosabel steets two three story buildings
on stone Easements, one fronting 49 feet
on Rosabel street by $50 feet deep, and
the other fronting on Fifth street SO by
100 feet. Estimated cost, $4,000.
The c., ST. P. & o. company's Office
building, finished and first occupied a
few weeks ago, IS at the corner of Fourth
and Rosabel streets; three story brick
building with basement and mansard
stories. Estimated cost, s45, 900.
Three frame store buildings are being
finished on Dayton avenue, corner of
Western avenue Estimated cost of the
three, SO 900.
The State capitol, destroyed by fire in
March last, is being rebuilt at an esti-
mated cost of $4,000. The basement
story walls are of St. Paul stone, and the
brick walls above are to be faced with
Red Wing pressed brick.
DWELLING HOUSES.
NJ Auerbach is about beginning the
building of handsome residence on the
Carpenter place on Summit avenue; a
frame building, covering ground space
of 81 by 80 feet, designed by Geo. Wirth,
architect; two stories and mansard; in style
modern Renaissance. The building will
be grand in the proportions of its interior,
which will be elegantly finished in hard
woods, and will have all modern improve
ments, including electric bells, speaking
tubes, burglar alarms, etc. French plate
glass is to be used throughout. Tailor &
Craig, contractors, are to begin work to-
morrow. Estimated cost, ST., 500.
c. B. Thurston IS building on Summit
avenue. st. Louis pressed brick with
Ohio stone trimmings Estimated cost
$4,000.
E.W. Winter is building frame house
on Summit avenue Estimated cost,
$1,000.
]. b. Tarbox is building residence at
the corner of Summit and Nina avenues
Estimated cost $40, 600.