Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-01
treet. The Peoples church. at 5lj
Eighteenth had & coo reuairs
Apartment Houses and Flats.

Apartment Houses and Flats.
Within the last two years three new
apartment houses have been built. After
one on the southwest corner
of Park avenue and Leavenworth street
John c. Barnard erected another. almost
Identical i'm size, across the street on the
northwest corner. The second, the Uintah,
was estimated to cost $4,000. and is three
stories high and 72xl25 feet in ground di-
mensions.
r. p. and. E. O. Hamilton themselves
built the Hamilton apartment house on
Twenty fourth street near Farnam, TO the
rear of the old John NJ. Thurston home
The estimate cost was $4,000. The house
is three stories, thirty-eight feet wide and
156 feet long.
The finest apartment house on the north
side, the Majestic, was built by r. c.
strehlow, f. A. Henninger drawing the
plans and the owner experimenting the
work The location is at Sixteenth and
Yates streets and the estimat. cost $4,000
The house is three stories, fifty-seven feet
wide and Ice feet long.
The so-called brick flats make up a long
list Most of them are two stories high
and are in reality attached brick houses.
The more important are:
NJ Tatel, 624-6 South Nineteenth $500;
Lizzie b. Smith, southwest corner Farnam
and Park avenue, $500.
c. E. Meyer, 2616-lS Dewey avenue,
$1,000.
]. A. whalen, 1S2O-22 North Eighteenth.
Charles Gruenig, Twenty-fourth and
Ames avenue.
Estate of A. L. Nields, Thirty-third and
Mason. $4,000
Chambers Academy company 221 South
Twenty-fifth, $500.
John A. Dempster, 26-1S North Twenty
fifth. $500.
C. w. Smith, 222-24 North Twenty-hfth,
$500
Charles d. Thompson, 255O-52 Harvey.
$500.
N. P. Swanson, 2OOS-1O California, $1,000
James Vickery, Eighteenth and Burt.
$4,000.
Thomas Swift, 4Os-1 North Fifteenth,
$1,000.
Mrs. P. Grossman, Thirty-sixth and
Dodge, $4,000.
William G. Chambers, Twenty-third and
Douglas, $1,000
Mrs. Charles NJ. Dow, 2SlO-12 California.
Lizzie b. Potter, 313-15 South Twenty
ninth avenue, $500
d. II. Smith, Seventeenth and Burt, IS, 500.
L.
worth, 5000.
julius Kessler, Fortieth and California,
$500.
John Dahmke, Seventeenth avenue and
Jones' $500.
DIR. NJ A. Upjohn, Eighteenth and Cass,
$4,000.
w. H Mallory, Seventeenth md Maple,
$1,000.
Anna Wilson, Sixteenth and Burdette.
5000.
g. D. Mercer company, Eighteenth, be-
tween California and Webster, $4,000.
II. ]. Symes. 2216-1S Burt, $500
F. Simen, Twenty-sixth avenue and Jack
son. $500.
A. Herzberg, Twenty-hfth and Chicago,
$500.
T. C. Callahan, Twenty sixth and Dodge,
$1,000.
S. Slosberg, Twentieth and Capitol ave-
nue., s125O0.
Mrs. P. w. Birkhauser, 1913 South
Twenty-fifth avenue. $4,000.
NJ. Mascara, 523-o7 South Twenty-sixth,
$500.
b. D. sherbondy. Twenty-sxth and Har-
ney, $4,000.
Reichenberg Bros. 3S22-S2 Harvey, $4,000.
Thomas Brown, Twenty-first and Cass,
$4,000.
c. w. Partridge 1880 South Thirty-ffth,
5000
Public Service Corporations.
The Improvements by the public service
corpora lions index accurately the increas-
ing demands made by the public for vari-
Gus kinds of service. The Nebraska Tele-
phone company had to build a second
exchange Office at Thirty-third and Harvey
streets, estimated to cost $4,000. A third
one on the north side is in prospect.
BY a similar heavy increase in business
the Omaha G. Council Bluffs Street Railway
company had to build a $4,000 brick car
barn at Twenty-fourth and Vinton streets.
Again, the same corporation had to invest
$3.50 in large brick repair and manufac-
turing shops at Twenty-siXth and Lake
streets. The shops are 12O feet wide and
$50 feet long
Although the Omaha Electric Light and
Power company but recently built a new
central power station 1t was required to
put up a 5000 brick storage house at
Fourth and Jones street last year.
Residences and Dwellings.
Some of the more important residences
are:
DIR. r. s. Anglin, Thirty ninth and Dodge
$500
Fred HunZiker, Tenth and Pierce, $4,000
T. A. Thompson, los South Thirty-third.
]. P. Finley. Thirty-sixth and Harvey
s4,5OO
e. d. Branch, 1f4 South Tenth. 5000
William Aycrigg. Thirty-third and Far
nam. $4,000.
Herman Schaefrer. Twenty-eighth and
Poppleton avenue.
DIR. John p. Lord. Thirty-ifth and Far
nam. 5000.
A. H. Burnett. 147 North Thirty-frst
$500.
Martha G. Montgomery, two Thirty-sixth
and Dewey avenue, each 1850,
Mrs. C. C. Belden. Thirty-ffth and Haw-
thorne avenue, 5000.
c. B. Liver. 1923 South Twenty-ninth
| $500.
Victor Rosewater, Thirty-sixth and Far
nam. $1,000.
C. ]. Ernst 1913 South Tenth. 5000.
Ella NJ. Tzschuck. Ill South Thirty-fourtt
5000.
T. J. Mahoney, Thirty-seventh and Far
| nam, $4,000.
| Tolf Hanson. Thirty-fourth and Haw-
| thorne avenue. $500.
| r. d. Pollard, Thirty-fourth and Popple
| ton avenue, $500.
Arthur d. Brandeis, Thirty-eighth ans
| Dewey avenue, $4,000.
| C. A. Chisan. Nineteenth and Writ, $4,000
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