The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-12-28

Thos. Lund, stone building, two stories,
25XS0, on the avenue, cost 1000. Chas.
Bruenn, architect.
A. b. Murchie, two business stores ad-
joining on the avenue. one story brick,
cost 81 900 Builder. Stocking.
Bruenn, the architect put up some sub
stantial structures at the fair grounds,
the cattle sheds at a cost OF 5000 and ma
chinery hall at cost of 800. He also
erected two-story brick addition to the
Columbia school, costing So, 500.
In addition to this work Mr.. Bruenn
built coy cottage for City Marshal
Grant on the west side which cost 5000;
made an addition to Mrs. Guilland's cot
taee, $500; built a cottage of rooms for
the Malley Bros, $500; put an addition
Of roons to Vestal Snyders residence,
$500; and finally, erected an S-room cot
tage for himself with brick basement on
Sixth street at cost of 5000.
W. w. FELTON,, the architect, has erected
some fine dwellings, and made various
other substantial improvements during
the year. He built for Mrs. Truitt a 6.
room cottage at cost of 500; J. A. Ad.
ans Groom residence, cost 81 800; Alex
Miller's elegant l0room mansion. 81, 500;
cottage on Mob Hill for VIM. Lee, ST.,
$500; improvements for Lees down town
property, $500; addition to Mrs. Wilgus'
residence, two rooms, $500 improvements
on Heckman's stone building, 800; ad-
dition to Mrs. Taylo''s residence, two
rooms, $500.
Phil A. Otter completed an elegant
dwelling. Bissell Bros. architects, on
Fourth and ID streets. 1t is a composite
American residence, with all modern i'm
provements and cost SO. 500. There is =
basement under all, two circular porches.
oval windows and the style striking and
unique.
Among the great number of cottages
erected may be mentioned:
DR.. Dulin's on the avenue, seven
rooms. $1,000.
A. b. Murchie on the avenue, seven
rooms, 5000.
j. b. Current, south Sixth street,
seven rooms with all modern improve
ments, $500.
Arthur Coffin, south Third street, six
rooms, 5000.
Fletcher & Turner, Yakima avenue
west side, seven rooms, $500.
L. Sinnema, Seventh street, six rooms.
800.
W. T. Stewart, south Fourth street,
eight rooms, $1,000.
ID. L. Crowder, south Second street,
six rooms, $500.
Ed Barkwell, south Third street, three
rooms, $500.
c. j. Bell OF Washington, ID. c., six
room cottage on west side, 500.
Postmaster Sperry, Natchez avenue
north, six rooms, ST. 900.
Deputy Postmaster Chandler, north
Fourth street, five rooms, 500.
W. A. Bell, A and Sixth streets, seven
rooms, $500.
George Aumiller, west side, five rooms,
$500.
The Fashion Stables, on the avenue,
was one of the prominent additions to
the city's building era, the cost being
about $4,000.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Many substantial improvements and
additions to old dwellings have been
made.
Addition to planning mill OF d. L. Stone
& Co., $500.
Repairs and addition TO VIM. Munsills
brick cottage, west side, 500.
Lombard & Horsley, addition of 25x6O
feet and corrugated iron ware house
30x50 feet. in alley. The improvements,
with plate glass show windows make one
large store room 50x86 feet. $1,000.
The Mlroy building was renovated, re-
painted and wood awning removed, but
was subsequently destroyed by fire.
A. L. Atkins South Second street res
idence.
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