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

be employed. The dwelling is to contain
five rooms and will involve an expendi-
ture OF something less than $1,000.
At the extension Of Crook avenue on
the Sur Dog addition J.. Andrus is erect
ing a nice looking thrcc-room bungalow.
At the corner of Crook avenue and
Bellevue street C. !. Harper is cen
structing for Mrs. NJ. q. Elliott a
seven-room colonial house at a cost of
$4,000. 1t will oe completed by the
second week ih Nosemher.
An especially abrasive little three
house house is ocln; put up by Frank G..
Hobbs on Bellevue street L between
Myers n Elliott streets
NJ. b. O'Farrell has a four-room
double house in course II erection on
Elliott street. nearly at its intersection
with Euclid cve.ce
A.. b. Huick expects to have his new
four-room bungalow on Euclid avenue
ready in about three weeks. 1t is a
24x24 structure and is located between
Elliott and Crystal streets.
One of the most costly and ornate
dwellings in Goldfeld is the 64x60
bungalow now in course of erection for
G.. III. Hayes at the southeast corner of
Crook and Sun Dog. 1t will be two
story and contain twelve rooms, in
Guiding those in an attic; all the interior
walls are to be lather and plastered.
When finished the dwelling will repre-
sent an expenditure of about $4,000, and
should be occupied within three weeks,
III. f. Gill is about to erect a one
story frame structure for office purposes
on Columbia avenue and near to Ram
sey.
The telephone company contemplates
adding a second story to it's stone build
ing on Ramsey street.
MORE NEW BUSINESS STRUCTURES
f. b. Ross of the Brown Palace hotel
has purchased the 25x100-foot lot ad-
joining the hotel to the north on Main
street and is erecting as speedily as pos
sible a two-story frame building. The
ground floor is to contain offices while
the upper one will provide additional
bed rooms for the hotel.
AT the corner of Broadway and Gold
A. E. Frampton is erecting on a stone
foundation a 30xS0 frame building. the
ground floor of which will be occupied
by the Broadway Grocery store, while
the upper floor, with IA rooms. is to be
used as an apartment house. The build
ing will be plastered throughout and
should be ready within three weeks.
For building purposes w. F. Bon &
Co. this week purchased from the Gold
field Mining company ground on the east
side of Main street adjoining the
Palace Livery stables for $4,000 and a
contractor on Wednesday started the
work of construction. A one story frame
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at a cost of about SO, 900 and it is to be
ready for occupancy by the first of the
month. 1t will be so built that a second
story can be added later on and this it
is anticipated will be done in the near
future.
The structure is intended to be de-
voted to Offices sof which there will be
three. The middle Office measuring
16x100 will be used by Bond & Co, while
those on either side. each 1880, will be
rented to J.. c.. Kind & Co, and the
Goldfield Investment company.
Henry Lachman is erecting a two
story store and office building on Co
lumbia street between Hall and Ramsey.
Constructed of wood it will nave a
frontage of 80 feet and a depth of So
feet. 1t is intended to divide the ground
moor into two stores and eight Offices
will be available upstairs. Plate glass
is to be used on all the front windows,
and the whole will be of substantial
material and workmanship and Will
cost $4,000.
Through Scott & Amann the Nye
County Mercantile company this week
purchased for $4,000 the 6Ox120-foot lot
at the southeast corner of First street
and Miner avenue where it will erect a
large warehouse.