The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-16
BUILDING OPERATIONS
Building notes for the week are pub
ished by the Improvement Bulletin as

Building notes for the week are pub
lished by the Improvement Bulletin as
follows:
Fremont D. orff, architect, is preparing plans
for modern residence on the c. McC. Reeve
property at Lake Harriet by W. II. Wteckman
36x36 with plate, loaded and DIS. glass, open
plumbing, baths, mantel hardwood floors and
finish, hard wall plaster, hot water heat: The
contract for the foundation is to be let at
once and for the superstructure as soon as the
plans are completed. Mr.. Wleckman also plans
s5e e6ee' 0'nef houses = nc SAni' ''eA' 80
for sxesvato9 and footnss for waren house
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PIKE Mfeass cook ss swsrdsd 0'' s'oo
residence for civilian William Mienat in South Min
basement, frame, with open plumbing, bath,
and hot water heating Cost $4,000.
Ernest Kennedy was named architect for
the Florence sheylin hail. at meeting Of the
executive committee of the board of regents Of
W S s ass the Of Il his aa he
the regents The sQm mi also approved tie
erected for the department Of botany. =
Glenn L. saxton, architect. has plans for
Dewitt. Iowa; DR.. o. B. Lundy, Bottineau,
n. p; Philip Harmon, Chicago: J.. A. Perkins,
Dublin, ireland; George $, Wright Council
Forks, N. D.; Hill & Latham, history frame,
for Knox avenue and IL Lake, 8ox84, modern in
Bertrand s Chamberlin, architects, have plans
tor an addition to be made to the New England
Furniture Carpet Car o eompanys building on
2s56s,, one-story, brick. with basement, to con-
tain three stores, gravel roof plate glass H. N.
ss besn b bssun the Contract
Charles S. Sedgwick, architect, ia at work
on plans for improvements and additions to be
Second avenue S and Sixteenth Street, changing
It into two-fat house. Cost, $4,000 He is
sreeeS V M plans for frame cottage az S
Neb. Cost. So, 600.
1t is understood the state fair association will
theater to be erected on the grounds early next
spring. It will be. eoox25o, Of brick and stone
a seating capacity of ten Or twelve thousand, to
be areproof turnout. Cost. $15o,ooo.
additions to be made to the Flour City orna--
mental Iron Works, Twenty seventh avenue and
| Twenty-seventh street s. The two-story brick
room will be 15xso. There viii also be other
| improvements in the office and other buildings
costing $4,000.
has plans for frame residence at 141e Emerson
avenue N. Henry L. Muther- has the general
basement with open plumbing, bath. gas. man.
tel, laundry, hardwood interior finish and fur
mace. Cost, $751; 900.
| T. NJ Norris 5000 Garfield avenue, has let the
work of erecting his frame two-dat house al
1908 Garfield avenue to W. G. Benton. It will
| be 2sx44, two-story, attic and basement, with
| open plumbing bath, gas electric wiring, laun-
Edry. hardwood interior finish and heating. Cost
| S., 900. -,-.+I #s4
| Barclay Cooper has the contract to erect
brick building 36x56 one-story and basement
| between the two apartment houses of T. F. Cur
| tbs at 81 and 319 Tenth street s. It will be
used us for offices and assembly room. Cost. So
| OOO The two flats are about ready for plaster
| ing.
! n1an to erect permanent building at the state
fair grounds for the use Of its members s4 er, wheI
/ G. G. Laybourn Minneapolis, are on the com
| mittee Estimated cost $1,000.
/ Gates & Roberts secured the contract to cree
Mary Peterson's residence at 1888 Humboldt
avenue S. It will be 24x42. two-story. on con
Gre tie foundation, with open plumbing, bath, gas
n antel, laundry, hardwood interior finish ant
! furnace Cost $4,000.
i Ludwig Welker. 25o6 Emerson avenue N. hal