The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-15
Earl streets will have improvements

Earl streets will have improvements
costing $500.
E.. P. Bassford, superintendent of the
new government building, had a set Of
the plans and specifications of the
roofing, cornice and galvanized iron
and copper work on the building which
will be let Nov. 49,.
Louis Lockwood, architect, 218 Moore
block, las plans for a residence to
be built on Marshall and Prior ave-
nues, Merriam Park, for DR.. Andrew
Henderson. Specifications: Thirty
three by ffty-eight, two-story and
basement, containing twelve rooms,
with plumbing, bath, mantel, side
board, laundry, gas and electric fix
lures, quartered oak and cherry inte-
rior finish on first floor and Georgia.
pine on second floor, loaded glass and
hot water heat. Fransen & Peterson
have the contract for the foundation.
The remainder will be let soon. Cost
s. 5000.
Hermann Kretz & Co, architects,
1915 New York Life building, are pre-
pairing plans for a residence to be
built on St. Anthony hill. Specifca-
tons: Thirty-six by f1fty-four, two
story and basement and attic, first
story n basement of brown stone,
upper part frame and shingled, cedar
shingles, plumbing, two mantels, bath,
laundry, plate, loaded and common
glass, gas and electric fixtures, hard
wood interior finish, refrigerator and
hot water heat. Cost $4,000.
Louis Lockwood, architect, reports
the r. c.. Holbert residence nearing
completion. McDOnough e Bowers are
putting in the heating and plumbing
and Brown & Haywood company the
glass. Abbott Bros. are putting in a
very fine job of interior finish Of qua
tered oak and cherry on the first floor
and Georgia pine on the second floor.
J. D. Carroll, the contractor, hopes to
have the building completed by Jan.
Is.
The Davis Heating company, 354
Jackson street, has plans n specih-
cations for a complete electric plant
and power plant for the Finch, Van
SIyke & Young building. There will
be two tubular boilers, high speed en-
CINE, pumps, steam pipe and coverings,
electric dynamo, wiring n fixtures
for the entire building.
The Davis Heating and Nentilating
secured the steam heating
contract for Christ church's rectory.
Buildings for which permits were
taken out during the week: Addition to
one-story frame dwelling, west side of
Payne avenue, between Geranium and
Rose streets, owner, Gustave Neu-
SLEdlu, COSl, DZ0U.
One-story frame dwelling, north side
of California avenue, between Green
brier and Welsh streets, Edwin $40
berg; cost, $500.
One-story brick carpenter shop and
frame lumber shed, north side of Fifth
street, between Fort street and Smith
avenue, j. M. Carlson; cost, $1,000.
An addition to the n and a half
story frame dwelling, north side of
Somerset street, Z. S. Lightbourn; cost,
5000.
The following real etate transfers
were recorded yesterday:
A E Jordan to Leopold Anger, W u Of.
1t 6, blk 6. Murray's add to White
c f Christian and wife to H L Kilt
son. e y of 1t 8, blk %, St. Paul
Gribben Lumber Co. to Mary A Samp-
son. 1t 8, blk 2, Hazel Park add. 1000
j B Terrence and wife to r LETTERS, 1t
"a, blk 10, Syndicate Add No. &c.. 1850
Fort st. Bldg Ass to c J ~Jungusann, 1t
Is, blk u, Sabin's add. ............... go
J Melville ct al. to Lueretie Myers, 1t 3,
Tyers rearr of blk IS, Nelson, Stevens
& K. add Low
Transfers. 6; total......."."."...$4,4T