, 1890-04-04
1T IS NOW BUDDING.
The Towns Biggest Building Boom
Is Developing.
A Hundred Structures Will be I'm,
der Way in Three Weeks.
An Exhaustive Detail of the Situa-
ton and Outlook.

will blossom into gladstone activity within
the month. 1t has ben the complaint
OF some visitors that the amount OF con-
t~ruction in progress was limited, but this
feature is growing into the advance col
umn and will soon be a feature that will
manifest its presence to all who can see or
hear.
NJ. P. Keefe and NJ. Marks will build
four neal cottages on the East End prop
erty they lately purchased from Fl. B.
Patten, being four lots in a preferred
locality.
Mr.. Keefe has two pretentious dwell
ings well under wav at the corner of
Twenty first and Evans and it is learned
that he and other enterprislng citizens
contemplate the erection Immediately of
ten houses in various portions of the city.
Contractor Keefe Is one of the commun-
ity's r~ustlers and will keep abreast of the
procession at all stages.
To Peter HANNA was Yesterday awarded
a contract to prepare thirteen foundations
for Interior Heights residences, to be
built at once by B. LangridRe of Denver,
and Col. Gerald of Waco. Tex the lat
ter to own but one of the structures.
Manager Bridges of the Interior com
pany SAID yesterday that the Portland,
Ore. syndicate, owning ten blocks in
the Heights had advised him hat they
would erect a cottage on each block right
away. In the meantime the Interior
company's buildings are growing. Ore
good house is nearly finished. Mr..
Bridges further remarked that the com
pany was assured of more than the nun
Der of houses on the Heights to cause the
extension OF the street railway there ac-
cording to contract and the water main to
Ninth street.
Frank Stanley is building a pretty home
in the select neighborhood corner
Eighteenth and Evans.
o. F. Rhoads, Delegate Carey's rental
agent, will soon occupy a decidedly hand
some two story house he has Just built on
West Twenty first street in a quarter
destined to be a swell residence portion
of the town.
There was a full attendance at last
evenings meeting of tie Methodist
church building committee. 1t was de.
cided to proceed with the work without
delay and a splendid temple will adorn
the site of the present place of worship
before next winter. Peter HANNA, W.
d. Pease and John H. DurbIn we're con-
stituted a committee to arrange for the
removal of the church. This work will
probably m next Monday. j. P.
Julian has submitted plans to the COM
mittee and other drawings will be pre-.
sented soon.
The city council proposes giving the
Alerts a new hose house so soon as DOS
sible. 1t will cost not less than $4,000
and will be al INT to Capitol
avenue.
A new building on the South Side is
the big branch establishment of the
Cheyenne Commercial company. Whitley
4 Stubs are authorized to build another
store over there so soon as a tenant can
be secured. The Hurd brick terrace
looms NJ now and several cottages are
under way. There is talk of another
South Side church.
From Mr.. Keefe it is learned that the
Home brick manufacturing company is
having not a little difficulty in securing a
site for the yard. This is the cause of
delay, as the company is anxious to begin
business.
Theo. Menges will in all probability
early make arrangements for the building
of some houses in Minnehaha add
ton.
In driving about the city one may see
that quite a bit OF building is in progress
and all know that the furry is but the
forerunner Of an unprecedented boom, for
the people are coming and must have
houses aud the business places follow nat
urally.
b. 1. Luke. F. D. Carper's brother-in-
law, Is here from Denver and will doubt
less invest and remain. Carper is one of
the most enthusiastic OF the new dealers.
He predicts an early exodus from Salt
Lake and Ogden to Cheyenne.
Mr.. Brady, OF Brady 4 Burton, has
wired his partner to sell no Central add
ton lots for less han 5000 and remarks
that he could easily trade Cheyenne realty
for the entire State of Kansas, including
the Prohibition party.
Mai. Glafcke is back from Denver,
where he was called for a talk with a
customer Of Glafcke & Pollard's who will
probably invest s25, 900.
About 100 sharesI of Home Building
and Loan Association stock we're sub
scribed yesterday. This institution will
be a big help to the building boom.
E. NJ. Searle came up from Ogallala
yesterday and through Rlner & johnson
closed the sale Of Union Square addition
to A. ID. Kelley and associates. Kelley
d Parshall are working on several big
trades and Garland & Co. are moving
along at the old pleasing gait. j. X.
jeffrey and V. Baker, the upper Fergu-
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