The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-17
Note. of the Building Trades.

Plans nave been completed and the
architect. William E.. Lehman, of 1888
Broad street, will take estimates under
separate contracts this week for the eree-
ton Of a store and warehouse, to be built
at 321-323-325 Plane street for the Goerke
Company, of Market street. The plans
show a six-story ana basement building
of brick construction, eighty feet in width
by s~eventy-eight feet In depth. The front
of the building will be faced with red
pressed brick md blue stone trim. The
ground floor will be divided into three
stores. while the floors above will be
utilized as lofts. Specifications call FOR
a Stag roof, plate glass store fronts,
metal ceilings, gas and electric lighting
and other improvements, including a
freight elevator. The architect will super
intend the construction, which he estimates
VIII cost about $4,000.
From plans as drawn by Hyman Rosan-
sohn, of TAI Broad street, Hermann & Co,
of 219 Washington street, will erect for
themselves az siX-family double apartment
hous on Elizabeth venue, near Bigelow
street. The building will be of frame con-
struction. three stories in height and meas
ure 80 by GA feet in ground dimensions
Each apartment will contain six rooms
and a bath and be equipped with all mod
ern Improvements. The specifications call
for a Stag roof, dumb waiter, tiled bath
rooms and vestibule, cypress trim. cabinet
mantels and gas and electric lighting. The
owners build by days work and are open
for bids on all materials required. The
estimated cost is about $500.
Ground has been broken on Osborne
terrace. near Hawthorne avenue. for the
erection of a private residence for Joseph
M. Perrine. of Jamestown N. j. The
building will be built according to plans
by the owner, which SHOW a building two
and one-half stories In height. of frame
col struction and measuring 30x35 feet in
ground dimensions. The structure will
contain twelve rooms end a bath and be
equipped with steam heat and all modern
improvements. including tiled bath. abb
net mantels. stained glass and gas and
electric lighting. The owner builds by
days work and estimates the total cost al
about $1,000.
Plnns are in progress in the office Of
Robert Sellick. 222 Market street, for the
erection of a two-family house. which will
be built at 81 Hedden terrace, for Lima
Corenfio, of o26 South Twelfth street. The
structure will be of cement blocks, two
and one-half stories In height, and meas
ure 2S by 81 feet at foundations. The
building will contain fifteen rooms, divided
into two apartments. The specifications
call for vapor heat. tile baths, ranges,
enameled plumbing fixtures, slate roof and
all modern improv ments. The architect,
who superintends, will be ready for esti-
mates under a general or separate con-
tract this week. The estimated cost Is
about Sc, 200.
Herman Metzger, of 240 Market street,
as architect. has awarded contracts to
Louis Then's Sons for the masonry,
Thorn G. Huber carpenter work, George
Baumann & Sons plumbing and Joseph
Shaffrey the painting work required to
erect a three-story fiat on East Kinney
street near Van Buren,. The plans show
a building of frame construction, measur-
ing % by "a feet In dimensions and contain
ing sthree, apartments. consisting of six
rooms and bath each. The specifications
call for a Stag roof, cypress trim, rang IS,
open plumbing, manteis and modern i'm
p~rovements, except heat. The estimated
cost of the building is about $500.
Plans have been completed by Frank
Grad, of 1877 Springfield avenue, for the
erection of a two-family house, to be
built on the corner of Clinton venue and
Howard street, COR Emil Martin. of 1879
Clifton avenue, Each floor will contain
an apartment of five rooms and bath.
The building will be of frame construction,
two and one-half stories in height, and
measure % by AZ feet In ground dimen-
sions. The specifications call for cement
block foundation, slate roof, ranges heater,
cypress trim. slate tubs and all modern
improvements, including gas and electric
lighting. The architect superintends the
construction and will award all contracts.
The cost of the building is estimated at
about 5000.