Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-27
BUILDING IN SACRAMENTO.
A Partial List of Houses Erected During
The Present Year.

| inducements to the frugal mechanic 2nC
laborer. every man who tolls has an op
portunity of securing for himself and family
a house and lot, which, in due course oftime
he can call his own. Several capitalists
thinking it good Investment, are
continually adding TO their cottages
which they let at a rental that is good In
terest on their money. The business men
throughout the city are constantly enlarg-
ing. rebuilding and remodeling their build
ings. so as to better accommodate their con-
stantly increasing trade. Notwithstanding
the large annual additions TO the residence
property of the city, it can be truthfully
stated. and fact that can be borne out by
the statement of every real estate agent IN
town. that the demand for good homes is
larger than the supply. One agent who
erected four and another three cottages
has had them all rented before the pulld-
ines were commenced. All this goes to
show that the population of Sacramento is
steadIvincrcasing atno small ratio. Among
| the buildings erected since January l, 1854,
the following have been noticed:
Ashbv, w. F-Two-stOry brick store
! and dwelling, J street, between eleventh
and Twelfth $500. b. L. Pike, con-
tractor
Booth. DISQUALIFICATION and addi-
tions. corner Third and streets; cost,
81. 800 Contractor, Carrie 4 Croly archlt-
ect, y. d. Goodell
Brown, John Q.-Addition to Union
House, corner Eighth and J streets; cost,
| s., 700. Contractors. White u Hostrawser ;
| architect, n d. Goodell.
! Burnham. Henry Two-storv frame
dwelling, with brick basement, on street,
between Eighth and Ninth, contains nine
rooms and all modern Improvements; cost,
! - 600. Contractor John White; architect,
| \. D. GoOdcll.
Bank Exchange building, corner Second
| and K; reinodeEng the interior; Sl,2O0.
L. A. Bower, contractor.
Bennett Uarry-rwo-st0r frame build
| ing with all the modern improvements
and excellence of finish, on Seventh street,
| between G and II $4,000. b. F. Pike, con-
| tractor
Burke VI. Addition to residence at
| corner of Thirteenth and = streets, with
cost of about $3.50 Also addition and i'm
provements to house on Thirteenth street,
| between O and p. at cost of $40. Also,
moving and repairing house on 7 street,
/ between Thirteenth and Fourteenth; cost,
| $3.50. g. f. Bell, contractor and builder.
| Beebe. ,Ioslpll-Two-story and basement
residence. Fourteenth and \ streets; eight
rooms with ali the modern Improvements
s.. 200. Garlic e Croly, builders.
Bee Ollicc-New glass front; 1920. Carrie
| x Croly, contractors.
Caffertv, p. W.-Two-StOry and basement
| frame dwelling, 0 street, between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth: $500. Il. F. Pike, con-
| tractor.
Cock. f. 1.-Two story and basement
| frame dwelling, with all modern improve
ment,. l. street. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth: 5000. i. f. Pike, con-
tractor.
Coffev. P.J-Ncw carriage house, Fourth
and J streets. f. A. Bower contractor.
| CONGREGATIONAL Church, Sixth street, be
| tween and Repairs and improvements
to interior Of the building; 81 200. n. d.
! Goodell. architect Carrie 4 Croly, con-
tractors.
CITY Water Works-Addition to boiler
house; Si99 Garlic & Croly, contractors.
Darow. Mrs.-Addition to frame dwelling
on /. street. between Fourth and Fifth ;
| $500 Il. T. Pike, contractor.
Diersscn, D.-Two-story frame building
at southwest corner of Ninth and L streets,
% by - feet, for grocery and residence
ST. 800 b. f. Bell, contractor and builder.
Eldred. H.-AdditionS to State House on
X street. between Ninth and Tenth; $4,000.
A. w. Eskridge, contractor; y. d. Goodell,
| architecI.
Fovo, Mrs. A. L.-Residence on Third
and D streets. twO-story frame, nine rooms
So. 500. Siller Bros, contractors James
Scadler, architect.
Fisher. H-Addition and repairs to resi-
dence on y. between Fourth and Fifth
streets: 1926. Garlic IL Croly, contractors.
Fisher. Henry & Co.-Repairs to candy
I 1T, J, Si,-tl