The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-26

Quigley will build a two-story brick.
The foundation has been laid and ex-
cavation made by Mrs. l.. E. Beaudry
/ for a three-story brick apartment
house at the corner of Park and Cedar
1 streets. This building will not be a
hotel. but will be fitted and furnished
| for dodgers. Steam heat and hot and
| cold water will be had in every room.
| This building and it's equipment viii
cost about $4,000. 1t will have tur-
ret at the corner of the streets, and Is
in all ways a valuable and handsome
| investment.
The city council has taken the nee
| essary preliminary steps for the cree
ton of a city hall. and the question of
bonding the city in the sum of sS4. 1000
will be submitted to the people at a
special election to be held June "a, 1895.
The need of such a building is great
| and is so fully realized by the public
! that there is no doubt that the propo-
sition will carry. The bonds should
bring a good premium, and will be
sold and the work begun at once.
Sam Lendry has enclosed a brick sa-
/ loon and apartment building on Com
/ mercial street at the corner of Hick-
DRY, which cost about $4,000.
John Furst is now building a BUSH
ness block on Park avenue between
Main and Oak streets, costing about
$1,000.
G. c. Vineyard will begin a two
story brick building on Park street
near Cherry in a few days. to cost
$1,000.
3 b. Burg has the foundation laid and
work is being pushed on brick two
story business house 25xS0 on Park ad-
joining the Keystone hotel. This will
cost about 5000.
Frank Foskett's saloon building own
cd by Leopold Schmidt and Henry
Mueller has been added to and repaired
lou .f mi nd
yesterday.
The Christian church people are hav-
ing plans drawn now for a church edi-
fee which will be erected at once at
the corner of Oak and Sixth street.
They expect to spend $500 on the
premises in making a coy church
hcme.
The Presbyterian congregation is go
ing to build a parsonage on its lot
in the rear of the church, which Will
cost about 81, 500. Work will be begun
in two weeks.
]. V. Collins & Co. are building a re-.
frigerator for the storage of Pabst
beer, near the B., A. & p. depot, at an
outlay of $1,000.
In the residence districts there are
the same busy scenes, and a trip about
the city shows a list that is of formula
BILE length, and 1t will be increased
from day to day during the summer.
A. c. MacCallum has a residence on
Main street and Fifth avenue under
way which will cost $500 and Mac
Callum & Cloutier are building a cot
tage on the adjoining lot to cost $500,
for rent, but it is already tenanted.
NJ. Donahoe will erect four brick
residences of two stories each on upper
Locust street, costing in the neighbor-
hood of $4,000. Work will be begun as
soon as Mr.. Donahoe returns from the
East.
Z. c. Thomas has the plans ready for
bids ON a cottage on Locust street to
cost about $500.
F. M. Fox but recently moved into
his new home on Park avenue, which
was built this spring for $1,000.
Fred c. Wills is now building a
manse like home on East Third street.
at the corner of Cedar street, which
will cost $500.
Noble & Ehret have ready for occu-
pants three cottages on the east end
of Third street, which are easily worth
$2;5ee in buildings alone.
Thco Ehret erected two residences on
West Park avenue at an expense of
$I,S00. q,
Frank Foskett will build this summer
on Elm street a $500 house.
]. II. Durston has nearly ready for
occupancy a home which cost about
$1,000.
t. E. Mcguire has two houses on
East Third street almost complete,
$1,000.
| Appended hereto is a list of resi-
dences and improvements that have
been built this spring, are now in prog
ress, or steps have been taken towards
their immediate erection. 1t is there
fore accurate, and If not complete. IL
is not for lack of diligent effort 70
make ii so:
Hugh DAILY, frame residence, East
Fourth street ...............,.s.. 81 900
L. ]. Baker. frame residence, Lo-
Gust street ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. / ,25C
A. Kleist, frame residence, Locust. -,
street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -. O(
j. T. O'Brien, frame residence,
Elm and Fourth. ................. 1000
Denis Leary, frame residence,
Sixth and Ash INSTRUMENTATION. ], 00O
w. r. Allen. frame residence.
Spruce street .................... 1000
Joe Munson, brick veneered resi-
dence. Cedar. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES POO
Dan Sullivan, frame residence1.. SOC
James McCune, frame residence. SOC
NJ. Campbell, frame residence.
West Park NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ] 200
r. NJ. Grieg, frame residence,
Hickory .........................., 1,25C
]. Merrill. frame residence,
Hickory ......................... 1906
Patrick Lacey, frame house, Ash
Mike Dwyer, frame house, Com
mercial ........................... 1,2oC
John Conley, frame house, Elm. E. / 200
Henry Mcguire, frame house,
Cherry ............................ $500
Nels Jensen, frame house, Pine
street ............................. 1,5oC
Albert Henney, frame house Ash. SOC
NJ. Smith, frame house, Third
street ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,5oC
II. S. Neal, frame, Maple street.. 500
Pat McHugh, frame. Birch street. ], 00C
p. r. Burke frame. Ash........... ! 900
w. Kelliher, frame. East Third. ], 900
Matt White, frame, Elm street,. 500
Z. Z. Littler, frame, Sixth and
Pine ...................... 800
G.. F. Waddell, frame. West Third ,20C
John Winger. frame. West Third. 200C
Pat Larkin, frame. West Fourth. 200
John Kelly OF Butte, frame, Chest
nut NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1906
Nick Corish, frame, Elm. 00t
Charlie Carriher. frame, Elm...... ], 00C