The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-03

A significant feature in the present
building expansion in Goldfeld is the
number of attractive bungalows every
where s%pringing up. an indication of the
desire of substantial business men for
permanent and picturesque homes. In
this category the bungalow recently
erected at a cost of $4,000 by President
III. T. Bragdon of the Mining exchange
on Hall street is noteworthy as
one of the largest and most tasteful in
the camp. Mr.. Bragdon has made cleo
tricity a considerable factor in the in
ternal arrangements of the house. and 1t
is made use of for lighting, heating and
cooking purposes.
on Sun Dog avenue, between Crook and
Myer streets Walter O'Brien is erecting
at a cost of $4,000 a California bunga-
low. 1t will be plastered within and
without.
F. r. Jeffrey is putting up two nice
little cottages on Fifth avenue.
a four-room bungalow with bathroom
and closets is now nearing completion
on Bellvue street near its intersection
with Crook avenue and about the end
of the month it will be occupied by j.
II. Hayes.
A four-room concrete house on Crook
avenue was this week sold by Henry
Spear TO L. c. Van Ripper.
A. four-room bungalow is about to
go up on Franklin street, and adjoining
1t a three-room one in the Japanese
style is planned.
]. f. Common has just moved his as
say office into a new four-room frame
building at 412 Euclid avenue. 1t is a
substantial structure and has been plas-
tered within and without.
The Clark-Kaeding company are con-
structing an attractive little bungalow
near the corner of Franklin and Ramsey
streets. The same firm are also putting
up a hve-room one 26x3S for Mrs. White
at the corner of Franklin and Hall.
c. G. Harper is erecting a 24x32
bungalow on Crook avenue near to sun
dog.
A four-room frame house 26x34 is be-
ing put up by Chas. S. Wilkes of the
Wilkes Coal mpan at the corner of
Crook avenue and Sundog street This
building has been plastered in and out
and presents an especially attractive APP
pearance. 1t will be ready for &C.
cupancy within a week or two.
The new home of Frank A. Horton on
the Daisy Syndicate is one of the best
dwellings of the camp. 1t is built of
stone and contains s rooms with all the
modern c~onveniences of a city house.
In another year the ground around that
house will be cultivated and put out in
grass and flowers.
The dwelling to be erected on the
corner of Sun Dog and Crook avenue
by Charles S. Sprague, will be one of
the finest among the new house of that
immediate location. The Sprague house
will occupy the northeast corner, while
the two corners on the south will be oc-
cupied by the handsome Hayes and
Brewer residences. h Sprague house
will have Q rooms. and will be the first
house in Goldheld to nave a heating sys-
tenn, hot water being used. The struc-
ture will have several novel exterior
and interior features, which will make
it unique in the architecture of Goldfeld.
The cost, as estimated by the architect
and builders, will be about $4,000.
One of the largest and most attractive
homes in the camp is now under con
struction by C. c. Harper to the order
of w. ]. Brewer. This will be a nine
room frame house 42x60 in size and
built in the classic c~olonia style. The
lot is 6Ox100 and located at the south
west corner of Crook and Sun Dog
avenues. The interior of the home will
be plastered, the rooms having open
fire places, with cone and beam ceilings.
The entire cost will be ao.iut $4,000. A
little south of the Brewer lot. on Sun
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