The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-21
BUTTf'S
BUILDING
'''~'' RECORD

! sued showing that the value of the struc-
lures exceeds that Of the building during
any other year in the history of the city.
In the downtown district a number Of
| large handsome buildings. some of which
are scarcely completed. have gone uH
to add to the beauty and metropolitan
! appearance OF Butte. The impulse which
ended in the building boom seemingly
was in evidence before the beginning Of
the present year.
Among the large buildings which are
credited to last year by the city Depart
ment, though really belonging to 1901. is
the home of the Miner. The Miner buildt
ing was started year ago last fall. but
the most OF the work on it has been done
! during the present year.
| Sutton's new theater goes into the list
of credits for the current year, as do
! the Goldberg, the King and the two Clark
! buildings on Park street. AZ
! At Main and Broadway the skyscraper
! Hirbour structure had been reared since
last winter to help impress strangers in
| the city with the fact that Butte people
are busy in the building line.
| The Montana apartment building has
| been added to the list of structures that
afford modern conveniences for those
who are looking for living rooms. The
Thornton hotel, though perhaps more
properly classified with the buildings Of
another year, has been completed and
opened since the first of last January.
Nor is it alone in the erection of large
buildings that Butte has made it's great
record. Dozens of dwellings,, ranging in
cost from few hundred dollars to sew
eral thousand dollars, have been put up
all over the city.
In cases where a building permit has
ha ST WI i01,
it was asked was not very large one,
dwelling has usually been the char
acter of the buildings that was put up.
Below is given list of the permits that
were issued during the year, where the
cost of the building was to cost over $500
1t may not be out of the way to say
| again that these permits where the cost
Is $4,000 or less usually represent request
to construct home.
This is the list:
Butte Brewing company, two-story
brick. North Wyoming, 900.
Butte Brewing company ones story
brick. North Wyoming. $4,000.
G. F. Ferguson, two-story brick ve>
neer Pa tinum. $4,000.
John Ulses, brick building, Platinum.
$780,
Anton Peterson. two-story brick ve-
| neer. West Mercury. $1sCO.
Nelson Lafontise, one-story frame,
South main, $1,000.
H. NJ. Patterson, three-story brick
opera house, Broadway and Montana;
$4,000.
B. G. Vernon, one-story brick, Granite
and Park, $500.
B. G. Vernon, one-story brick, Granite
and Park, $500.
Henry Munger two-story brick, West
Quartz $4,000. '>4s
Phil Murphy, two-story brick veneer,
Alabama, $1,000. @..1- .=fs-5 q
Thompson Investment company, one
story frame. Caledonia, $1,000.
H. N. Fales, one story frame, Henry
$780,
Timothy Reardon, two-story brick
veneer, Dakota. $3.50.
William Durgitz, ore-story frame
dwelling, $500.
William Barker, one-s,ory frame
Placer, $1,000.
w. H. Vernon, one-story brick veneer,
Galena, $500.
D. Goldberg, four-story brick and iron,
West Park, $500.
William White, one-story brick North
Main, $1,000.
John Huddleston, two-story brick We
neeF, East Park, $4,000.
A. C. Turner one-story frame, Gold
and Jackson, $500.
H. M. Patterson, six-story brick and
iron, Academy and Park, $4,000
H. M. Patterson, SIX story brick and
iron. West Broadway. $4,000.
James Shackleton, dwelling, Washing
ton and Granite, $500.