Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-22
BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS.

The business of building has been very
brisk during the past season. and new resi-
dences and other fne Improvements are to De
seen in all portions of the city. and many CT
which are still unfinished. All mechanics IN
the city have had full employment during the
season. and dealers in lumber, building manu-
featuring establishments, hardware men, and
all affected by building improvements. have
enjoyed lively season, IS the coming annual
statistical report of the RECORD UNION will
arnpIy show. The following are among the
improvements erected in the city and else
where during the past year, for which the
firm of Carrie & Croly were contractors
Hall of Records, adjoining Courthouse o
description of which is familiar, will cost, in
Guiding corridor, when completed. $50. s79.
! William II. Hamilton, architect.
Charles McCreary large residence at
corner of Tenth and L streets, with latest
and finest improvements. Babson & Seadler,
architects. Cost, $4,000.
A. Heilbron-Three-story and brick base
ment dwelling-house, corner of Seventh and
. streets Is rooms all modern improve
ments and finely finished. n. d. GoodeD,
architect. Cost, 50. 500.
| Henry Fisher--Three one-story and base
ment cottages on n street, between Fifth and
Sixth 8 rooms in each house. with modern
| improvements. Total cost, So. 900.
| NJ. Hanrahan-Brick basement and two
story dwelling on Eighth street, between M
and n (; II rooms, with full modern improve
ments. A. A. Cook, architect. Cost.
| S4700.
| Finishing off room in State Capitol build
ing for library room. with balcony, shelving,
| glass-doors, etc. Price, 81. 500.
Judge S. G. Denson-New addition to resi-
dence, at corner of Twelfth and o streets, for
q law Office. Cost, $3.50.
Judge Fl. o. Beatty-Two story addition of
FIVE rooms to residence, corner OF Eighth and
81 streets. Cost, 81, SEQ.
Albert Gallatin.- Repairs TO building at
corner Second and j streets, to be occupied
by Wells, Fargo & Co. = Express Office and
the Internal Revenue Office. Cost, 81, 900
! T. J. Clunie-Making improvements to
building on G., between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets, adding porches and remodel
ing. Cost, $3.50.
W.R. S. Foye-Raising and remodeling
stable, at Third and o streets. Cost, 1925.
Bridges and fences on Burns slough canal,
for city and county. Cost, s., 800.
G. Zimmerman-Addition and repairs to
building at corner of Twelfth and E streets
Cost, 1926.
Moving tank, renodeling and repairing old
water works building at cost of s., $50.
A. A. Cook, architect.
H. G. Smith-Raising and adding base.
ment to residence, corner Ninth aud Z streets
and making improvements. Cost, 81, 500.
W. S. Mesick-Moying, raising and re-
pairing residence and stable on his ranch on
Riverside road, two miles below the city.
Cost, S775.
For Peoples Bank-Building new hay and
stock barn on Riverside road. Cost, $3.50.
A. j. Vermilya-New front and remodel.
ing business building on J street, between
Fifth and Sixth, as described yesterday.
Cost, 81, 100.
This firm has also built the following out
side of the city:
A four-class schoolhouse at Vallejo at
Good Templars' Home for Orphans. Cost,
50, Co., A. A. Cook, architect.
Two-story dwelling. house for j. Hyman,
at Folsom IL rooms, finely finished, modern
improvements, fences, walks, etc. Cost,
So, 6O0
Two-story dwelling-h house for E. j Sparks,
at Lincoln 10 rooms neatly furnished. Cost,
81, 500
Cottage house for T. J. Lipota, with 6
rooms, at Hapgtown Switch, ten miles from
the city, on Folsom road. Cost. 81, 200
A brick grain warehouse, 60 by 100, at
Acampo, for McCourt Bros: Cost, SO, 900.
luz OchdbOT w lis OOnhsLOu, VI
CORTLAND. Cost 81, 600.
Building and repairing seven bridges over
Costumes river, near Hicksyille, at q cost OF
| sc. 600.
Work upon new Insane Asylum at Stock.
ton Total cost, $50, 600.
Two story brick business house, 100 by $50
feet, for Austin Bros, at Stockton. Cost,
$4,000
Southworth & Humphreys building, new
/ ~, I,;al b-,1 cot -
Cost, S.. go
Twostory dwelling house for Judge Pater-
son, Stockton, with tine finish and improve
ments. Cost, 81, 100.
Work on Mattenson & Wilson's brick bus
mess house at Stockton. Cost, $3.50.
The following were built by the firm of d.
& D. Falconer, of this city:
Augustus Gerlach-One-story frame cot
tage on M street, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth, containing five rooms and bath
room. Cost, 81, 400.
W. F. Peterson & A. McNeal-Two story
brick building 40xS0 feet. on ] street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh, containing two
large stores and ten rooms in the second
story; cost, 81, 400. N. D. Goodell arch
itect. Also, new candy factory for W. F.
Petersonin connection with the above, 40x160
feet. Cost, 81 700.
Capital Furniture Company-Au addi-
sales and showrooms, on J street, between
Sixth and Seventh. Cost S2,170.
G. S. Wait-Two-story brick building on
Sixth and ] streets, 20x80 feet, for dwelling
and drug store fine business structure. Cost.
! 81. 300. N. D. Goodell, architect.
| F. Meir-Addition and improvements to
building on corner of Fifth and l streets, at
a cost of 81 7S3.
| Weinstock & Naturalization additions
and improvements to Mechanics Store prop
erty. Cost. 81 $40.
G. Hess-Two-story frame residence on II
street, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
nine rooms and all modern improvements.
Cost, SO, 400.
Albert Galletin-Remodeling Arcade Hotel
building, on Second street. between j andiK.
Cost, 81, $50. VIM. II. Hamilton, architect.
Also school honse at Woodland, IS by S.
| feet, and two stories high. Cost, Sc, 1S2.
These, it will be seen, are the buildings
erected, or work done upon and improve
msnts made by two firms of contractors only.