Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-05-29
FIFTY HOUSES rEAScoSsrRucrED.
Fully 100000 HpehSed in Building
ImproyemeHs-MOfs Houses
Being Planned

Nlbdpe anu lut Duby mum vi Ddhlih'i
and saw will be music to your ears.
The JOURNAL has just made a
tour of observation around the city
and appended is a result of this tour.
There are nearly completed or under
headway at least fifty buildings, rep
resenting many thousands Of dollars,
and indicating vast increase Of
population over previous years.
DR.. Richardson, new residence on
the corner Of Church and Chemc-
kete, at cost of about $4,000.
+. j. Welch, new dwelling in
Parrish's addition, nj cost of about
$500. -
o. G. Smith, ~ncw two story
house on Winter street, In BOice's
addition, cost about $1,000.
Ray Farmer, n fine two story
house on Center street, cost about
$1,000.
o. A. Krausse, Il new barn on his
place on Court street, cost $500.
II. Massey, IA neat one story-cottage
in North Salem, cost $500.
5. II. Muir, II neat cott9g &c in North
Salem, cost $500.
Thos. j. Ryan, small cottage in
North Salem, cost 1925.
J. A. Bean, house in North Salem,
cost about 800.
j. Foster, house in South Salem,
cost $3.50.
Thos. Jory, house in South Salem,
cost $1,000.
A building at the mute school,
cost S4OO.
|. B. BenoIt, a residence in Albert's
addition, cost $500.
Dorrance Bros. Two.story house in
Capital Park addition, cost about
$500.
j. &. Denham, one-story house
in Capital Park addition, cost about
$lO0.
II. J, Goldthorp, IL one-story cot
tage, on Penitentiary avenue, cost
about 800.
w. II. Rigdon, two-story house
in Capital park addition, cost $1,000.
Mr.. Frizzell, II two-story house on
his lot on Summer street, cost $1,000.
Mr.. Holmes, cottage in Parrish's
addition to Salem, cost about $500.
Judge O'Donald, cottage on High
street, cost $500.
Thos. Van Scoy, u two-story house
In Queen Anne addition, cost Sl300.
Peter darcy, a residence on
Church street, cost about $500.
NJ. V, Rork, II cottage on the cor
ner of Chomekete and Cottage, cost
about $1,000.
Mr.. Polly, cottage on his lot on
Winter street, cost about $1,000.
Mr., Branson, n residence in River
side addition, cost about $500.
Mr.. Payne, house In Riverside adj
dition, cost $500.
Mr., Frown, housein Riverside ad-
dition, cost 500,
Norris Brown, cottage in Albert's
addition, cost 5000.
Mr.. Slmons, residence in Riverside |
addition, cost 5000.
Il. j, Cronise, residence in River !
side addition, cost 81 900,
Mr.. Needham, house in Riverside |
addition, cost $500,
Mr., Chandler house in Riverside
addition, cost Sla0l.
4 new warehouse hr the Oregon
pickle company, cost $1,000,
A new brick block ,;corner of Com
mercial and Chemelete, at cost of
nearly 100000.
A new brick building of the State
Insurance company ON Commercial
street between Center aud Chemeke-
te, at cost of aboutS2,000.
A new brick building Is to be con-
structed by Breyman, on CONNER
cial street, between State and Court,
also one by \, Bush, corner Conn
mercial and Court. The figures for
these buildings have not Vet been
made, but they will be tlne struc-
turcs and will cost many thousand !
dollars.
T.. IL. Bellinger, r1sidence Capital
Park. cost 81 500.
klingcr 4 Beck, building To he
used rs Ice manuiaclory, cost Sl, ,9Oo,
Aside nom the above there are
many buildings for which plans
and specifications are bciLg pnpApd
aud which will be constructed soon.
Also there ane quite a nuyber which
have already ueen eoppleled aud
are now occuPxd, Aiuildings OF
Ihese CLASSES are ot included ia
his summary. ~
The next tewSweekA will ho pm.
iho In the lettyhg of eintsacIs Cor the
building IL many rrsiden,es which
'W not hefv mentioned, several
m contemplated in Highland aud {
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