The Minneapolis journal., 1901-10-05
Building Notes.


The Improvement Bulletin has the fol-
lowing building notes this week:
William Kenyon, architect, has plans for q
residence to be erected for E. j. Server, at
Sixth street, near Ninth avenue Sc: 1t viii
be 2Sx4O, two stories, attic and basement
hardwood finish. Cost, $4,000.
F. B. and L. L. Long, architects, nave pc
gun work on plans for fire station TO pc
erected at 19 Fourth street N 1t will be Oh
pressed brick, 40x60, two stories, equipped IN
arst-class style throughout, with sleeping
rooms, bath, steam heating ana pumping
Cost, $4,000.
The H. N. Leighton company has begun
work on a storage warehouse to be erected at
$40 Eleventh street for the use OF the street
commissioner of the fifth ward. 1t Will pe
33x1OO. 16 feet high, of brick, with gravel roof
stone trimmings and foundation. Cost, $2,6OO
The permit for the modern frame residence
for w D. Lowry, at 1906 Emerson avenue ,,
for which T. P. Healey has the contract and
E. p Overmire is architect, was taken out for
s., 500 instead Of 3,000 appeared last week
The H. N. Leighton company secured the
general contract to erect the addition to the
building at SIT and SIG First avenue S. 1t
will be 46x6S, four Stories of brick and stone,
mill construction. KEGS & Colburn, archi-
tects. Cost $1,000.
Charles F. Anderson has begun rs fat
building at 1923 Madison street NE. It will.
be by day labor mostly. 1t will be 27x45, two
stories, brick veneered, modern. Cost, $1,000.
E. G. Fowler; 1918 Third avenue S. will
2410 Pillsbury avenue. It will be 25x36, two
stories, attic and basement. Cost, $4,000.
1t is understood work will be begun soon
on the erection of the new National Biscuit
company building on Third street and Third
avenue N. Manager S. D. Works is in Chi
cago making arrangements.
John Wunder secured the general contract
to erect and complete the steam dye works
plant for Adam Hornung, at 1012 Fifth street
S. Carl f. Struck, architect. Cost SO, 600
j. ]. DiSsette secured the general contract
to erect a residence at 1924 Columbus ave-
nue., for G. II. Chapman. It will be 26x4O,
two stories, attic and basement Cost, s., 900
James G. Roulston has begun the founda-
ton for a frame residence at 412S Chicago
avenue. 1t will be 24x2S, two stories mod
ern, and will be completed in the spring
Cost, 81 600
]. & w A. Elliott secured the contract for
an additional story to the contag gicus ward
of the city hospital making the building
three stories, 5Ox60. A. L. Lamoreaux, rchi-
tect.
j. W. A. Elliott have begun the founda-
tion for a frame residence at 1928 Blaisdell
avenue, 26x30, two stories, attic and base
ment Cost, $500
Harry w. Jones, architect, has plans and
work has been begun on a frame cottage at
4439 Blaisdell avenue for Ada j. Bourdeaux
Of 1923 E Twenty eighth street. Cost. 1900.
J. N. Cote has begun work on frame resi-
dence at 1926 Fillmore street NE for Mrs
G. w. Day It will be 26x3O two stories.
Cost 81, ,000
J. G. Wilson has begun work on the foun-
dat;on for frame cottage 22x2s at 2S16
Fourth street Sc, for Charles A. Haryen.
Cost, $1,200.
Pike Cook secured the contract for the
in the city hall. Long & Kees. archit ects.
w. G. Horder has begun frame cottage at
1916 Bryant avenue $ for X. NJ. Jones. 1t
will cost $1,000