The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-09
Woods, Milt Seaman, j. d. Craw-

Woods, Milt Seaman, j. d. Craw-
ford.
On Fourteenth street between
Tenth and Eleventh avenues, County
Superintendent Harrison, l. o. Glaz-
ier, A. Nj. McClelland, Chas. E.
Phelps. Daniel Stroll.
On Tenth avenue near Thirteenth
Frank 1. Ewing, J. p. Nauman,
Chas. D. Todd. two. On Twelfth
street between Tenth and Eleventh
avenues the new eight room south
ward school building. Same neigh.
borhood homes of FL. Fl. Jones, Mrs.
Anna Nelson, Anton Linden, James
Clague, Chas. Rasmussen.
On Thirteenth street Aug. Ander-
son and five or six others and between
Ninth and Eleventh avenues Harvey
Parker, P. w. Allen. Arthur Strong,
Joe Woolf, G. c. Townsend. Elev-
enth street between Ninth and Tenth
avenues o, c. Paulson, Mrs. Alex
Ferguson. Tenth street between
Ninth and Tenth avenues, Mrs.
Davis and Mrs. House, first apart,
ment building. the Wellington,
Corner of Tenth and Tenth big new
Methodist church.
On Eleventh avenue between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, F. E.
Baker. r. d. Slower, same neigh.
borhood on Tenth street, NJ. A.
I Bunker, Geo. p. Struble and on
Twelfth avenue and Ninth, NJ. B.
Williams.
On Tenth between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth S. Moore, a row of one
story cottages. Between Sixth and
Seventh Mrs. Wambaugh, q number
OF small houses for rent. On Fifth
street between Ninth and Tenth,
Chas. Farr and a number of others.
Within radius of six blocks on
Normal Hill have been upwards of
ninety new houses built, many if
not most of which are magnificent
structures.
In the business district the Coro.
nado, at the corner of Ninth and
Ninth, at cost of about $40, 900, is
the largest SO far completed. 1t
stands as peer of any odice build
ing of its size in the state. The
new armory at corner of Seventh
avenue and Tenth street, built at a
cost OF perhaps $1,000 or $4,000 Is
also commodious. Several business
buildings have gone up on Ninth
street between Eighth and Ninth
avenues and more are projected. In
lact new businesses and buildings
must md place on that block as
Eighth in the same block is solid.
II new buildings and big new addi.
tions to old ones now planned and in
some cases begun may be mentioned
the new Oasis hotel at cost of $50.
ooo or possibly more in building and
furnishings; the new Congregational
church, for the remodeling and re-
building of which bids will omen
next Monday, and the new apartment
house at Ninth street and Tenth
avenue.
The Oasis will have four stories
including basement, twenty. four
rooms with private baths. hot and
cold water, brass beds and box
springs and telephones, reached bv
electrlc elevators. Tiled floors In
olhing room and lobby and an entire
new porch, all in brick and stone.
Inc new apartment house is to be
modern In every respect, and eyerv
apartment is already rented. al.
though the old house now stauding
on The site of the new has not VET
oeeli torn down. Both of these pro.
pertles Will owe their existence to
1he enterprise of d. A. Cam6e,d
their owner.
The new Congregational church
"'ll oe an imposing editice. Its fun
coso cannot be estimtaed until bids
are opened, but it Is expected that
lhe organ alone will cost In the
neighborhood of 50, 900.
Space forbids further ENTERING into
prospective buildings and improve.
menus IN Greeley, though much more
u u".a bearing upon the subject is on
.aaliu' But let the people rest as.
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