Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-18
Albuquerque Improvements.

show the stranger what has been ac- 2
complished in a given length OF time,
and that which is to take place in the r
future. The veal 1901 has proved a l
most notable one in Albuquerque, n I
every resident of the city can point
with pride to the substantial CROWN 7
within the corporate limits. The build s
ing operations in Albuquerque for the {
year lust closed will amount to nearly s
three quarters of a million of dollars
the exact figures cleaned from contrac-
tors being 1913 $50.
Dwellings and additions have been
constructed by contractors n bulld.
ers who are absent from the city, ana
in looking over the list ii anyone mas
that their property has not been men
toned in the ~subjoined list they Will
please note that it was not an lnten-
tional omission on the part OF The
Citizen, but that it was unabie 10 con
suit the gentlemen who had the work
in charge. 1t has been the intention
al The Citizen to make a correct re-
port on the building improvements in
the city during the past year, and in
order to avoid anything that savors or
partakes Of a boom this paper here
with publishes the list. New sidewalks,
cement and board, about 1000 linear
feet have been laid which will repre-
sent nearly 5 1000, but this item of i'm
provement has not been included In
the list as given below:
w. A. Duitman-Five room brick
residence on South Edith street; j. w.
Freeman, contractor; $2,OOO.
G.. L.. Altneimer-Four room brick
cottage on Fourth street and Baca ave-
nue.; $4,000.
]. w. McQuade-Five room brick
residence on North Walter street; 81
500.
Jacobo Naturalization to resi-
dence on Copper avenue, corner Fourth
street; $500.
Oreste Bachechi-One room addi-
ton to residence on North Second
street; $1,000.
Pearl Hopping-Four room brick cot
tage on South Arno street; j. w. Free
man contractor; $1,000.
Jacob Longwitch-Two room brick
addition to store room on North First
street; 81 900.
H. H. Tilton-Five room brick cot
tage on West Railroad avenue; Gustat-
son, contractor; improvement, $500.
H. H. Tllton-One two story combi-
nation brick and frame dwelling on
West Railroad avenue; 5000.
II. H.. Tilton-Three brick cottages
of five rooms each on Sixth street and
Silver avenue, real estate n improve
ment; $4,000.
]. W. McQuade has turned out car
penter contracts to the amoun of S.
500.
H. H. Tilton-Two story brick, dou-
BILE apartment building on West Gold
venue $4,000.
H. II. Tilton-Two story brick, dou'
BILE apartment building, between Lead
- C@al unnnn on Snnfh Third
street; $4,000.
DR.. w. G.. Hope-A brick terrace OF
nine fats on Hazledine avenu be
tween First and Second streets; S.,
900.
l.. r.. Delaney-A seven room brick
residence on Keleher avenue; $4,000.
Fred Fisher-Seven room brick or
Broadway, between Gold and Silver
architect, e. b. Cristy; SO,
900.
James Archer-An eight room bricl
residence on East Railroad avenue
$4,000. -.
j. +. Girard-Store DON and dwell
ing combined; two story brick AM
frame; Fourth street and Mountain
road; $4,000.
J.. Korber G. Co.-Carriage and hal
ness repository including shops; tire
story brick and stone basement; j. L
La Driere, architect; w. w. Strong
contractor; corner of Copper avenu
and North First street; $4,000.
Fl. T. Standardization of fou
rooms, frame, to residence, on Goa
avenue, between Fourth and FIT
street; w. w. Strong, contractor; 81
400.
B. A. Sleyster-An eight room brio
residence on East Railroad avenu
II.-l 400 Wy ~ StrnnU col
tractor; $4,000.
e. l.. Medler-Seven room brick re
idence on Tijeras and Fourth stree,
". w. Strong, contractor; 30, 100.
Theodore Sogol-Six room brio
dwelling on North Fourth street; 5;
400.
Mrs McClanahan-Three room res
dence on Huning avenue; 5000.
II. e. Rogers-Five room brick re!
dence on West Coal avenue, betwe'
Fourth and Fifth streets; w.
Strong, contractor; $4,000.
Robert Hauschild-Five room bril-
residence an Walter street and Silv
avenue; 81 900.
Jesus Romero-Eight room bri
residence on Fifth street, between &c
per and Tijeras avenues; w.
Strong, contractor; $4,000.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bigelow-SiX room bri
residence on corner OF East Rallro
avenue and High street; w. w. StroI
contractor; $4,000.
Alfred Grunsfeld-Two story L
room brick residence on West Railro
e between Tenth and Eleven
streets; J. l.. La Driere. architect;
w. Strong, contractor; $4,000.
Third Ward School-Addition, 2OA
feet; w. w. Strong. contractor; $500
st. Vincent's Academy-Three ste
brick addition with basement; w.
Strong, contractor: $4,000.
st. Joseph's Hospital-Three ste
brick and stone with basement;
mansions, 50X141 feet; including alb