The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-04
BUILDING NEWS

No let-up in the fling of permits
for new buildings is noted for last
week: The largest permit is for the
l'aurlt tza Malt company brewery. to
cost $4,000. Building notes prepared
6y the Improvement Bulletin Indicate
further improvements III the city which
will provide winter. work for skilled
laborers. LIB r %ff'ff%'~ -.
Grading Of the site for the G.. j.
AedWall building at Ninth street and
Nlcollett avenue began last week and
IN short time work will begin on
the foundations for the store buildings
Wn1ch are to be erected on the ground.
Work on the. Butler Brothers build
ing IS progressing rapidly, as well as
on the Hurty- Simmons Hardware com
RG any ", warehouse on Second avenue N.
Inc First Ma tional bank is nearly
ready for the interior finish and the
Security bank banking rooms are near
~ ready for occupancy.
Condemnatlon proceedings begun by
the Milwaukee road for its spur track
thru the Badger .trackage property, be-
tween Third and Fourth avenue S, up
to Sixth avenue, forecast active build
Ing on the trackage next spring. in
Guiding the big plant of the Kellogg
MaGkay- Cameron company 49,: -
The Improvement Bulletin says: =
Glenn L. Saxton, architect, Security Bank
bul 1a has plans for the following residences
IN the city: w. D.. Stafford, 20x3O, cost So, 900
cottage, 22x25. for william Young OF Of Cargili
enth and Humboldt avenues for R. F. Alter ier
ton; Lars A. Anderson, contractor. cost 81. 200:
Rey: James Cornell. 32Os Oakland av, cost
$4,ooo; waldo Campbell at Washburn Park first
| ern turnout.
The board of education will have about s155,-
O , Tor new school buildings next season. There
VIII be six.room building Northeast and an
e1ght,room buildin. southeast of the futile
school; Another one will be a ten or twelve.
not been decided upon as vet. Several of the
oul buildings have additions Or annexes pro
posed; F. G. Mcmillan has the foundation for
the the high school well under way. Contracts for
the superstrueture Will be let this winter, the
work to proceed R,oe in the. earloyspring ." =
site N r. Egan Is surveying tie Armour Co.
will be the general manager frank B. Clifford,
purchasing agent for the COMPANY was in the
ket for supplies for the new buildings. Brick
ana reinforced concrete are being considered: II
brick is used it, will require about 12,OOo,OO0
hard-burned common brick. ! &.
~ L. A. hamoreux. architect is preparing plans
for remodeling and undermining the twostory
avenue Estimated cost, $1,000. VI 'iose" y
Glenn l.. SaxtOn.a architect, has plans for a
frame frame residence os at Lankn n D. for Theo
A"Sy SAS' " Cool 3A,UUU, anu one OF same size
and cost for George Phelps of Kingsley, Iowa
a 800 residence for Il. W. Speirs at Rec
Heights, S. D.: one for l.. D. Hatfield, Sidney,
~ T.. to cost $1,000, and one for NJ. NJ Mar.
Die at New Haven. Conn. to cost $4,000. :
The board of educa ton will ask for bids for
extensions to the heating plant at the Rosedale
school building. The Menomonie Hydraulic Press
Brick company secured the contract to supply
their buff notified pressed brick for the new
high school building and the twin city brick
will be used for the new Laurel school building
H. "A. Lamoreux, architect, is at work on plans
for residence on the south shore Of Lake Har.
riet for Dr.. j.. L. Bell 1t will be 30x46. two
and-one half sotry and basement, of brick and
hollow terra Gotta tile, covered with cement
plaster, tile roof, freproof tile partitions mod
ern interior finish turnout. Cost, SIS. 900.
The Variety Manufacturing company has the
contract for all the cross horizontal and fire.
proof elevator doors and shutters in the Butler
Brothers building (nearly under roof), Sixth
street and First avenue N, Harry W. Jones
architect, and for all outside openings in the
Janney, Semple Hill & Co. warehouse Third
avenue and First street. ~
me board Of education will ask for appro.
Rr1atlons Tor next year for addition to the
Ericsson school building, $4,000; new plumbing
IN the Adams, Cleveland, Garfield Jackson.
Ne1li and Webster buildings, $4,000, and for
heating plants in the Grant, Hawthorne, Muir.
ray and Neill buildings, SIS, 500.
L1ndstrom & Williams, architects, have plans
for residence Thirty -second and Humboldt
avenue for G. NJ. Thomson. It will be 2Sx