Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-17

and employees is retarding building opera
lions to some extent, but there is a prospect
that all differences will be adjusted dur
ing the next few days, and that before the
end OF the month the hundreds OF men now
idle will be at work again.
Building In south Omaha.
Building operations in South Omaha have
been active since the opening of spring.
Since April 1 hfty-three building permits
calling for structures to cost 1000 and over
have been issued. The total cost Of these
lfty-three buildings, as given by the per-
mits, is s157, 900. Quite a number of the
breweries have erected permanent saloon
buildings in different parts of the city. and
more buildings of this character have been
projected. In addition to the permits men,
toned above, dozens Of permits for small
cottages, costing from $3.50 up to 81, 900,
have been issued. This activity in the
building line has kept carpenters and ma
sons busy all summer, and the end is not
in sight yet. Many buildings have been
delayed on account OF the scarcity OF me
chanics and laborers and the difficulty in
securing material rapidly enough. OF the
more prominent buildings may be men
toned the large brick livery stable being
erected on Twenty-fourth street between N
and o., by Guy c. Barton, for Holmes &
Adkins. This handsome stable will cost
over SIC, 900 when completed. Then there
is the ODD Fellows temple at Twenty
fourth and M streets. which has been
erected at a cost Of about s25, ZOO. The
new Office building Of the Drovers' Journal
and Stockman, just completed, cost in the
Of s10,0 600.
A list Of the buildings costing over 81, 600,
for which permits have been secured since
April 1, follows:
w. Anderson, two dwellings, Twenty-ffth
and J streets, $4,000; South Omaha Brew
ing company, saloon building, Thirty-ninth
and @, $1,000; F. j. Lewis, store and hall,
Twenty-fourth and M, $25, 900; armour &
Co., Twenty-eighth and @, s $4,000; Guy G.
Barton, livery stable, Twenty-fourth and
N, $4,000; Annie Rawley, fiat, Twenty
fourth and X, 50, 300; George Mcbride,
dwelling, Nineteenth and Missouri avenue,
81, 900; R. c. Strehlow, FIVE dwellings,
Twenty-seventh and l., 81 900 each; John
Flynn, residence, Forty-fourth and L,
81, 500; J. WEIGH, dwelling, Twenty-third and
81, 500; Gus Stephens, residence, Twenty
fifth and @, $500; A. F. Hester, dwelling, |
Twenty-sixth and E, $4,000; I. R. Andrews,
two residences, Twenty-fourth and G,
81, 800 each; Barney Krittenbrink, dwell
ng, Sixteenth and M, $1,000; II. Harding, |
residence, Twenty-third and D, $4,000; ].
NJ. Westerfield, cottage, Twenty-first and
T., 1,500; Swan Anderson, two dwellings, |
twenty second and ], 81 900 each; Louis
dwelling, Twenty-fourth and X,
500; G. Brandenburg, five dwellings, |
rwenty-sixth and L, $500; G. Brandon
Ave dwellings, Twenty-ffth and L.,
500; S. Mitchell, cottage, Twenty
seventh, between H and 1, $1,000; Cudahy
Packing company, paint shop, 81, 1000; G..
dwelling, Seventeenth and M,
900; st. Agnes church parsonage,
twenty third and Q, $4,000; G. Bomholt,
cottage, Thirty-ninth and w, $1,000; Omaha
Jooperage company. dry kiln, Thirty-ffth
nd 1, 1900; W. Martin, cottage, Thirty
linth and T.. $1,000; John J. Ryan, cottage,
Torty-frst and S, $1,000; Swift and Com
,any, tank room, 81, 1000; Armour & Co.,
moke house. $500; G. E.. Jonte, dwelling,
and G., $4,000; Mrs. S. j.
cottage, Twenty-third and o,
1000; Dan Harmon. store building,
twenty seventh and L, $4,000; Schlitz
company, saloon building, Rail-
Dad venue. $4,000; A. Dickman, dwelling,
and Missouri avenue, 81, 200;
lid. II. "cdiS IAIec COLtdScS, lWeuIy-SlxCQ |
md M, $4,000; G.. d. Ellis, cottage, Nine
eenth and I. $1,000; t. B. Scott, dwelling,
and g, 1900; Frank H.. Scott,
lwelling, Twenty-ffth and B, 1900; Mrs.
rosa Giest, dwelling, Twentieth and Mis-
avenue. 81, 500; James Colvin, dwell
Twenty-seventh and E, 81, 100; A. F.
dwelling, Twenty-third and G.,
i. 500; A. Bloom & Co., planning mill, Rail-
Dad avenue and o, $4,000; A. Rushford,
warehouse, Twenty-fourth and @, 50, 500;
D~erbyshire, Twenty-third and G,
j, 800; Mike Sweenie, residence, Twenty
econd and N, $500; Mrs. M. E. Cox,
Twenty-fourth and D. 1000;
witt and Company, fertilizer, {, 750; Jo-
eph F. Murphy, store building, Twenty
ourth, between M and N, $500; B.. letter,
tore building, Twenty-sixth and @, 81, 200;
Paper, two dwellings, Twenty-ffth
nd l., 1000 each,
In addition Armour's immense warehouse.
o cost $3.50, 900, and the Episcopal church
It Twenty fourth and J are not in the list
I permits.