Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31
PROSPECTIVE BUILDING.

The prospective buildings for the com
ing year, where plans are in the hands o
st. Paul architects, may be considered
good. At this time of year it is rather dull
although better than any previous year
and architects expect before the month O.
January closes to have all they can do il
making plans and specifications for build
ings to be erected in this city this season
Among those most prominent at presen
are the following:
H. s. TREHERNE.
House of Good Shepherd, main building
to be brick gothic structure, three storie
high. The height to the top of cross will
be 145 feet, and the building to cost *75.
600.
Mortuary chapel, at Calvary cemetery
brick gothic structure. It will have two
floors, the lower for the receiving vault
cost, $4,000.
Dreis & Koch, corner of Ninth and st
Peter streets, three story brick, with stone
and terra Gotta trimmings; cost, $4,000.
j. F. A. Williams, of Prairie du Chen
corner of Broadway and Mississippi street
two-story frame building, cost 5000.
Clarence E. Judd, corner Dayton and
Victoria avenues, two-story dwelling, cos,
1900.
Myron NJ. Cole. corner Sixth street and
Coilegelavenue, two-story brick and wood
dwelling, cost $500.
Judge Palmer, Manitou island, White
Bear, two story frame dwelling, cost 1000
j. j. Watson, Virginia and Dayton ave.
nues, two-story brick and wood dwelling
cost 1900.
Albert Jones, Western avenue, meat mar
ket, cost LOCO.
John W. Enright, Susan street, West St.
Paul, two-story dwelling, cost $500.
E. P. BAssFoRD.
Mrs. Thompson, Third street, between
Sibley and Wacouta, fve-story building
with st. Louis pressed brick and stone
trimmings, cost 10000.
Leighton block, corner Third and Wa.
couta streets. ive-story building built OF
pressed brick with stone trimmings, cost
100000.
James Mckinney, Wabashaw street,opno-
site the postofice, three-story livery stable
cost 10000.
D. G Shepard, Third street, next to one
erected this season, fve-story building
cost 10000.
W. Huelster, st. Anthony hill, opposite
the Webster school, a two story brick
building, cost 5000.
Tim Reardon, Jackson street. double
frame dwelling, cost 5000.
Col. Crooks, near House of Good Shep-
herd. two-story frame dwelling, cost
10000.
Mr.. Greve, St. Anthony hill, double
dwelling brick, veneered; cost 10000.
John Donahue, st. Anthony hill, two
story frame dwelling; cost $500.
E. P. Bassford, Forbes street, double
frame dwelling; cost $500.
w. M1LLARD.
First National bank. Jackson street
corner Fourth, five stories; cost $4,000.
Louis Wagner, dayton avenue, two
story dwelling; cost 5000.
a. F. Stone, Nina avenue, two-story
dwelling; cost 1000.
D. G. Shepard, Summit avenue, brick
dwelling; cost $4,000.
I. B. Merrill, tenement houses; cos,
1000.
Charles Mann, corner Seventh and Sibley
street, four story building 5Ox1OO feets to
be of pressed brick and cut stone, cost
10000.
Chas. Mann. Seventh street, three story
building 50x9O feet, to be built of St. Louis
pressed brick and cut stone, cost 10000.
Dr d Stewart, Fourth street. facing
Rice park, five dwellings in block with
English basement, cost $4,000.
TT Mcmillan, Eighth street, next tc
packing house, three story brick whole.
sale house 5Ox100 feet, cost 10000.
There are number of small tenement
houses that Mr.. Hillsdale has drawn plans
for.
JAMES K. TAYLOR.
DR. Lee, Western and Laurel avenues
two story frame dwelling, cost 10000.
jackson, Ashland avenue, two story
dwelling; cost 10000.
WP Warner, brick veneered dwelling
cost 10000.