The Minneapolis journal., 1901-06-01
Building Notes.

notes are:
L. A. Lamoreaux, architect. has plans
for residence to be erected near Rich
field avenue and Calhoun boulevard, for
M. w. Beach. 1t will be two stories,
frame. Cost 81, 900. He is also preparing
plans for residence to be erected near
Twenty fourth street and Dupont avenue
), for e. B. Hayford. 1t will be 30x48.
TWO stories attic and basement, of gray
pressed brick veneered and cut stone trim
mings, plate, loaded. Cost $4,000.
Charles 8. Sedgwick, architect, has plans
for building to be erected for Irene E..
Hale on Fifth street back of the Hale
building on First avenue S. 1t will be
60x157, five stories and basement. of
pressed brick and brown stone, iron beams
and columns, plate glass, galvanized iron
cernice and skylight, gravel roof, mill
construction. Pike & Cook have the gem
eral contracts. Cost $35, ,0OO
F. B. & L. L. Long, architects, are pre-
pairing plans for residence to be erected
on Franklin and Blaisdell avenues for A.
7. Rand. 1t will be 63x48, two and a half
stories and basement, pressed brick and
cut stone, plate, loaded and beveled glass.
hardwood interior finish, and finished
throughout in style to conform with resi-
dences on the other corners. Cost $20,-
O00
Henry Parsons secured the contract to
erect residence at 3104 Portland avenue
for L. A. Alberton. 1t will be 28x43. two
stories, attic and basement, hardwood in
terror finish. Cost 81 900. He has also the
contract to erect a modern frame resi-
dence, barn and boat house at S401 Cal
houn avenue for E. N. Fairchild. Cost
s., 200.
S. H. fowler, 12S Nicollet avenue, will
receive bids until June 8 for repairs at the
SN10iQrl' Homo
can be seen at the office of the command
ant at the home or at the Office of Charles
S. Sedgwick, architect.
+. b. and L. l.. Long, architects. are
preparing plans for a residence to be
erected at Madison, Wis, for o. D. Bran
denberg. 1t will be three stories and
basement, of pressed brick, cut stone.
slate roof. Cost, $4,000.
Kelly Lamb secured the heating and
plumbing contract for the work in the
Twin City Telephone Co.'s building on
Twenty-sixth street and Pillsbury avenue.
F. B. and L. L. Long, architects. They
also secured the contract for the heating
and Ventilating in the Seward school
building. E. S. Stebbins, architect Their
BID for the latter work was $6,
f. B. Long and l.. L. Long, architects.
are preparing plans for residence to be
erected at 1Waseca, MINI, for John w,
IAuSnoQDdugn. cost SS, 600.
Kees & Colburn, architects, have plans
for a building to be erected on Hennepin
avenue, next to the Masonic Temple for
]. E. Rogers. 1t will be 6Ox8O, two stories
and basement, Of pressed brick and cut
stone, galvanized iron cornice, gravel
roof, plate glass, with steam heating and
plumbing Cost $4,000.
Mr.. Rogers has just spent $4,000 in
improvements and alterations in the old
Albermarle clubhouse building, and the
new building will extend back to the old
house.
VIM. M. Kenyon, architect, has plans
for residence to be erected at Ninth
avenue Sc for E. G. Clough. 1t will be
2Sx40, two stories, attic and basement,
frame. Cost, $4,000.
Kees & Colburn, architects, are pre-
pairing plans for two residences to be
erected on Lowry hill by CIV. Frey. One
will be two-story, brick veneered mod
ern throughout. Cost, $4,000. The other
will be S3x44, two stories, attic and base
ment, frame, modern throughout. Cost
$1,000.
Barclay Cooper secured the general con-
tract to erect Fred H. Boardman's resi-
dence at 1903 Mount Curve avenue. It
will be 32x46, two stories, attic and base
ment, frame, modern throughout. E. S,
Stebbins, architect. Cost, $500.
Kees & Colburn, architects, have plans
for warehouse to be erected by the
American Radiator company on Four
teenth avenue and First street. 1t will
be ,150x215, brick, with gravel roof, mill
construction. Cost, 100000
j. P. WikStrom secured the general con-
tract to erect a residence at 1915 Girard
avenue S for F. A. Watson, 213 Second
street N. 1t will be modern throughout.
w. B. Dunnell, architect. Cost, $4,000.
Conrad & Lane have begun work on a
frame residence at 5000 Aldrich avenue S
for S. H. Franklin. 1t will be 26x42, two
stories, attic and basement, modern
throughout. Cost $4,000.
Fred Anderson secured the general con-
tract to erect w. j. Bishopp's modern
frame residence at 2015 Kenwood boule-
ward. It will be 34x38, two stories, attic
and basement. Cost $4,000.
NJ. Schoemacher secured the contract
to erect the J. Wingate modern flat build
ing on Plymouth and Lyndale avenue N
from plans by L. A. Lamoreaux, archi-
tect Cost $4,000.
Carl P. Waldon has begun work on a
frame residence at 1924 Harriet avenue.
It will be 26x39, two stories, modern
throughout. Cost $4,000.
o. o. Oyen has the contract to erect
modern frame residence at 119 Cecil
street Sc, for T. Dahlstrom. 1t will be
26x44. Cost, 81, 700.
John A. Gilman secured the contract
to erect the building for the Gund Brew
ing company on Plymouth avenue Carl
F. Struck, architect.
The members of the National Guard
are making strong pull to have new
armory erected to cost not less than $685.
900.
T. A. Lathrop secured the contract to