The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-28
BUILDING NEWS

7 Building permits of good size were
taken out for the week closing Friday.
One of these was for the De Laittre
house at Franklin and Pillsbury ave-
nues, which will cost $4,000. Prepare
tions are on to build new plant for
the Lauritzen Malt company, which
will cost 100000. Work on the foun-
dation is under way. ri
The Improvement Bulletin furnishes
the usual list Of building news for the
future, which is e ven herewith:
+. W. C. Whitney, architect has plans for a
residence at 122124 w Franklin avenue, for
John DeLaittre. 1t will be 64x73, two and one
basement will be of cut stone; the superstruc-
ture will be of pressed brick and cut stone.
There will be iron beams and columns, slate
or tile roof, hollow terra Gotta tile and, fire.
proohng, plate, loaded and art glass, hardwood
interior finish maple. birch and encaustic tile
floors beam ceiling work, plumbing, gas, and
Or hot water heating. Ben, Aronson has the
general contract and foundation is being put
in. The superstructure will proceed in the
early spring. Cost, $4,000.
Wandersee & Moxley, 1000 Main street NE,
have the contract to erect duplex house for
Thomas A. McLaugh GIL at e17 Fourth street
basement, modern interior finish thruout Work
is to be completed by May 1. Cost, $500.
They have also the contract to erect frame
cottage at ss1s Lyndale avenue for Frank
Hirschfeld 1t will be 22x36. Cost, $4,000.
They also have the contract to erect F.. L.
Cook s frame residence at 2615 Girard avenue
n It will be 26x2S modern interior finish
Cost $4,000.
Boehme & Cordella, architects are at work
on plans for a new plant on Third street near
Eighteenth avenue NE, for the Lauritzen Malt
company. There will be trackage. The brew
ing house will be 1o5x12O, two and five stories
and basement. The bottling house will be
44x11O, two-story, all of brick and cut stone,
with iron beams and columns. terra Gotta fire.
PROBING and concrete work, composition roof,
tna and MnE hsa and
the :, M nd dation The estimated cost complete
The Minneapolis General Electric company
has begun work on seven electric power dis
tributing stations. Each will be- about twenty
one feet square. Of iron-clad construction. Work
Will be completed early in January. They will
be located at Division and Buchanan street NE,
University and Twenty-ffth avenue NE, Fourth
and May street Sc, Elm and Twenty-fourth
avenue Sc Eustis and Malcolm street Sc,
Fourth and Oak street Sc, and one at the corner
of Laurel and Bryant avenue.
A. L. Dorr. architect, 1892 Lumber: Exchange,
avenue between Twenty.second and Twenty
fourth street for John Trevor. It will he
2SS30. two-story, attic and basement. Will
have hardwood Interior finish, hard wall plaster
gas, electric lights, open plumbing BATH man
tells, laundry and hot water heating. Mr..
Trevor will have work begun soon. Cost, 1000.
c. A. Durham, 1853 University avenue, has
plans by the Keith company, architects, for
two.story frame residence which will have
plate and double strength glass, hard wall
plaster. hardwood floors, plumbing, bath and
furnace: Cost, So, 600.
w. B. Dunnell, architect. reports the gem
eral contract to erect the Northwestern Tele-
phone Exchange company's building at James
town, n D., let to D.. w. Tully, of Barnes
yille MINI. Cost, $4,000.
w B. Dunne!l, architect is preparing plans
for frame residence on Sunnyside for F. B.
Stoner. 1t will be 2x34, two-story. attic and
basement, with plumbing. bath. mantel, gas.
electric wiring hardwood interior finish hard
wall plaster plate and loaded glass and fur
mace. Cost $4,000.
Levander & Erickson have begun work on a
will be 2Sx4S, two-story. attic and basement,
modern interior finish thruont Work lis to
proceed thru the winter, to be completed by
June l. The foundation was put in in the
summer. Cost, $500 for the superstructure.
Axel Lindqufst 260S Bryant avenue N, has
let the general contract to erect his 4-fat resi-
dence at 2S27 Bryant avenue N, to Olof Enc
roth. 1T will be 32x65, two-story attic and
basement modern interior finish, work to pro-
coed thru the winter, to be completed by
I May 1. Cost, $4,000.
R.. J. Cheney 4 Co.,, 113 Fourth street N,
secured the general contract for rebuilding the
Lindley building. at 12O-122 First avenue N,
lately damaged by fire. Nearly the entire back
wall. forty-four feet three stories high, Will
have to be rebuilt, of brick. There viii be
$4,000.
Frank Y Smith. All Walnut street Sc, has
Elets to Axel Goodlund the general contract to
I erect his residence at A2s Walnut street Sc.
It will be 26x32, tWo-story, attic and base.
| ment, modern interior finish turnout work to
lss H. r. Scott. county auditor VIII receive bids
tIntfl II a.n,.. Oct 20. for remodelfng the
county treasurer's OFFICES, changing cage ana
thing door. Check for s per cent. Bids Viii