Cañon City record., 1898-01-06


J. F. KAYE is now living in an ele-
giant little home built in 1897. 1t is III
iIarding's addition near town-a six
room pressed brick, facing north, well
furnished with all modern conven-
ienc-s Cost about 81 400 j. NJ.
Hodges, architect, Lanning Il Trout,
contractors.
p. q. BoNSEwIrz is the owner of
new frame dwelling on his Lincoln
Park fruit farm.
E E. RANKIN put mp two room
addition to his Lincoln Park home.
THE Park CENTER Co. has done
much OH its large ditch ard land enter
prise during the year. Park Center is
now little village Of thirteen houses.
most Of which were built last winter.
| The company plowed and fenced dur
ing the winter OF - ani ~ lb mt $50
acres OF land and they have during the
present season put out 2vD acres more.
Much more has been spent and a great
deal of work done on the bitches,
fumes aud reservoirs. This magni-
ficent enterprise will cost the company
&c. less than s51,OO.
HENRY GREEN has new home IL
Harding's addition. 1t is five-room
brick, facing south. Cost about $500.
The POWER PLANT.-It is a busy
place in the lot across the railroad in
front Of the Soda Springs. There a
hundred men are at work excayating
and putting in the foundation for the
power plant. This plant is to furnish
electric power and light for the Cripple
Creek district. II is the buildings for
this great enterprise that are now being
constructed at this place. The power
house will be of gray stone and brick.
235xl0O, but with converter house
25x. 100 These buildings alone will cos.
Abo ut $4,000 and nearly all of which
money is being paid out in Canon. Mr..
U. 5. okey has the contract and the
wort is being pushed AZ rapidly as
possible. IL must be finished ia April
DEwEEsE & DYE are continually
Improving their Lincoln Park property.
They have about / 900 acres of nursery
aud orchards all fenced and improved,
much of which has been done during
the past year. Many Of the Lincoln
Park homes mentioned here have been
built upon lands sold by them. They
are now at work on more reservoirs and
w.ll fence aud put out more trees dur
lag the coming year.
J. q. SuRBRUe has recently com
ple.ed four-room brick cottage up
near the Mt. Scholastica Academy.
Cos, about $500.
J. u. LLOYD has new home almost
ready for occupancy. Il is located cor
ner Rudd and Fourth street, is a nine
room pressed brick. faces south. heated
BY hot air, Cost seJ60o.
I'D KAYE has had completed very
pretty home in the edge Of Harding's
addition. Il is a nine-room pressed
brick. two story. faces east and Is COM
ple,e In every way Cost about 81 800
J n Hodges prepared the plans and
Lanning X front were the contractors.
: IT. ATwArER--ls one Of Cahon's
most extensive builders. though his
record for ~ is not quite up to that of
~ His bnilting his wear has been
iou- principsIly IN o chtrd PGs. Ia
ffat section h- has recently finished mp
cottage homes for G NJ Rowan. q. NJ
Hampton. NJ. W. Hubbell. q. +. Nc
ciosky A home for W. +. Biume in
Phelps Sub Division; homes Tor \. ".
raylor and II. Grouse In Park Centre
and one for J. W. Luse, on Wilson
Greek.
Mr.. ST. SCHOLASTIC ACADEMY -
This Is one of the largest buildings
finished mp in 81. The construction
began some years ago but the building
is not entirely finished yet. though IT Is
now in use. The academy proper is
very large and handsome building of
three stories and basement. 1t is built
Of pressed brick aud finished inside
with hard woods. IL is very conven=
lent and suitable building for the pur
pose for which 1t Is used. Connected
on the north is one of the handsomest
little chapels in the state. II is com
pleied and alone has cost more than
5000