The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-23

me general character OF the finish
throughout the office rooms Is that OF
comfortable and well finished once bullu-
ing, the wood work being In Quartered
oak The corridors throughout have
marble mosaic floors and marble Wains-
cotting' while the stairs are OF iron, with
marble treads, ornamental wrought iron
ratings, etc. The elevators will be of the
latest pattern and ,cased In elaborate
wrought iron grill work.
Louis Lockwood, architect, has plans
Tor two frame residehces, to be erected
on Summit boulevard. One Is for F. ].
Erritt, which woll be 2Sx4, two stories;
cost. $4,000. The other is for Clarence p.
Slocum, and will be S2x45, two-story,
modern throughout; cost, $1,000
Herman Kretz & Co., architects, are
preparing plans for stone building. to
be erected on East Seventh street, near
Minnesota, for w. Heck. 1t will be 26X100,
two stories and basement.
1t Is understood a large fire-proof ware
house Will be erected here soon, which
will be used Is a bonded warehouse for
the storage of tea, where government
inspector will have charge. This build
ing will be adjacent to or near the rail-
road tracks, and will cost from 000e to
100000 aa
S. A. Varnum, % East Fairfield avnue
secured the general contract to erect
Frank Moores residence, on Lincoln,
near Victoria avenue. 1t will be 32x44,
two stories; cost, $4,000. He has also be-
gun work on two frame cottages, each
2Ox52, on University avenue, near West
ern, to be modern; cost, $4,000.
Cass Gilbert, architect, has plans for
two residences to be erected on Summit
avenue, between Milton and Chatsworth
streets, one for DR.. E. K. Wedelstaedt
and the other for Stiles w. Burr. They
will each be about 34x4S, two stories; cost,
EACH S., 000
Clarence H. Johnson, architect, has
plans for residence to be erected on
Summit avenue, for D. NJ Murphy 1t
will be 32X52, two stories, frame, and will
cost complete about 800. He is also pre-
pairing plans for lake cottage of frame,
to be erected by M. c. Griggs on Mani
tou island, White Bear lake. 1t will be
thoroughly equipped and fitted for winter
use; cost, $500.
John Rohn has had plans prepared by
E. P. Bassford, architect, for a modern
frame residence, to be erected near his
factory, on University, near Lexington
avenue. Mr.. Bassford has also plans, and
work is in progress for improvements in
the packing houses of Swift & Co., at
South ST. Paul. There Is an addition to
the pork cutting room, 32X72; cost, 81, 800.
Tim ReardOn has about completed the
work on a new store front in the Nc
Donald building, on East Seventh, near
Cedar street. He has begun the work of
improvements, additions and alterations
in his building on Seventh and Minneso-
ia streets, for the Banning company. J.
j. Dunnigan, 254 East Seevnth street, has
the plumbing and gasftting work E. r.
Bassford, architevt.S
E. ]. Donohue, architect, % Gilflllan
block, is preparing plans for a double
frame residence to be erected for F. Null
Ter, on ST. Anthony hill. 1t will be 3Sx50;
cost, $780,
Louis Lockwood architect, has plans
for residence to be erected near the
end of the high bridge, on the West side,
for r. T. Moriarty; cost, 81, $780,
j. H. Nickle, los East Fifth street, Sc
cured the general contract to erect the
Summit Lodge Masonic hall, on Laurel,
near Mackubin street. e. p Bassford,
architect. Cost complete, $4,000
John Rhode secuered the general con-
tract to erect the c.. E. Esterly brick row
of flats from plans by Louis Lockwood,
architect. They will be on Walnut street,
near Smith avenue.
Clarence H. Johnson, architect, has be-
gun work on plans for a new brick build
ing, to be erected for the feeble minded
school, at Faribault, MINI.
1t is understood that Mayor Kiefer will
have erected a large frame lake cottage
this season at Bald Eagle lake, near
White Bear.
No definite plans have been arranged
for the proposed Summer hotel at White
Bear lake.