The Republican., 1894-12-06
LOCH LYNN HEIGHTS.
Rapid and Substantial DEVELOPMENTS
Going On.

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myth or venture. Most Of the first
story is up and work beng pushed
on the second story. The contract
for lathing has been let to Z. B.
Fuller, who built the heavy stone
Easements of the hotel. The con-
tract for plastering has been given
to Messrs. RulIfson & Culkins, of
Jamestown, New York. The floors
of the elegant ball room, billiard
room, rotundas, parlors, dining
rooms in the first story will be laid
with beautiful maple furnished by
the Pickens Lumber Co., of Ran
dolph county, W. Va. The laun-
dry engine in rear of the hotel will
force the water from the well into
large reservoir fifty feet high for
the hotel and surrounding cottages.
The hotel will be completed by the
first day of next April, and has
been hired for three years to the
most popular hotel keeper in the
country. 1t will be crowded the
first year. Several rooms have al
ready been engaged for next season.
The brick and tile works are
being built and will be running in
short time.
Pittsburg parties are arranging
to erect roller process flour mill,
electric light plant, cracker factory,
steam bakery. The B. & o. R. r.
is putting in a siding 1900 feet
long running past the planning mill,
the green house, mill and electric
light plant, down through Alder
sons meadow to the brick and tile
works.
Mr.. Z. c. Gibson has completed
the large stone dam, laid in cement,
across Trout run, which Will throw
the water one half mile up the
stream and furnish abundant pure
spring water ice not only for Loeb
Lynn Heights and Mountain Lake
Park, but Oakland and Deer Park
also, if necessary. Squire Crane
has leased the ice privilege for five
years and will furnish his customers
as usual. The lumber for the Ice
house is on the ground and the
building will soon be completed.
Messrs, Rulifson Bros, & Culkins,
bright, pushing young men, who
are architects, contractors and
builders from jamestown, New
York, have located here and pur-
chased twelve lots on which they
will begin Immediately erecting de-
sirable and attractive cottages for
rent or to sell. They have just
completed fifteen buildings near
jamestown on Lake Chautauqua
and have also finished the cellar
and stone basement for Capt. S. NJ.
Taylor's nice cottage on Lothian
st. C. NJ. Rathbun & Co. have the
contract to build this cottage, to
be completed by May 10, 1895,
Messrs. Rulifson & Culkins' first
cottage will be erected near the
hotel and the White residence oyer
looking the B, &. 0. r. r., Mt.
Lake Park and the lake. They are
prepared to do excellent work on
short notice at reasonable figures.
Mr.. d. J. Slabach has the frame
work Of his cottage on Senaca aye
nue. completed.
Geo. p. White will moye this
week into his attractive new resi-
pence on Roanoke avenue and
Thos. will occupy the old White
residence until his own is completed
which is being built on 2nd avenue.
The carpenters are at work in
full force on Link Calls large
blacksmith, wagon and carriage
shops on 2nd avenue, which will be
completed and occupied within the
next two or three weeks, when our
citizens and farmers can be accom-
modated with anything in his line
on short notice and first class work
manship.
Mr.. Abe Spiker is hauling lumber
for his new house on the corner of
| Wyandotte st. and 2nd avenue.
Messrs. Sweet & Shackleford have
completed their beautiful green
house and received last week their
first car load of flowers, plants, etc.
They are prepared to furnish nur-
sery stock, flowers and plants.
b. W. Williams has a force of
lhands and teams cutting and haul
ing cord wood and material for his
brick and tile works and will soon
be ready to furnish anything in his
line.
Ed. Calls has purchase four lots
on 2nd avenue and will erect res
idenCe on same.
Jerry Moore will erect his cottage
next spring on his lots on 2nd ave
nue..
Messr8. c. NJ. Rathbun & Sons
are fencing in their lots on Alder
son street and 3rd ayenue and will
build in the spring.
Mrs. Chas. Sweet has purchased