The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-15
Note. Of the Building Trades.

Plans have been completed by Nathan
Myers, of 2SS Washington street, for the
erection of a large brick apartment house
on the corner of Plane and Court streets.
The building will contain apartments for
fifteen families and cover an area of So by
70 feet. The front will be of pressed brick
with limestone trimmings. The building
will be four stories and be owned by Henry
L.. Bauman. of 255 New Jersey Railroad
avenue. The specifications call for all
modern improvements. including steam
heat, gas and electric lighting. The archi-
tect will superintend the work, which he
estimates will cost $40, 1000. The contracts
Tor the work Will be awarded by the
architect.
William Davenport Jones, as architect,
with offices at 2SS Garside street, has COM
pleted plans for the erection of a one-story
rolling mill for Heller Brothers, on We
roma avenue, opposite Clifton avenue. The
building will be of frame and measure so
by 1856 feet. A Stag roof will cover the
building. The estimated cost is 81, 500.
Hahne & Co. will erect a one-story stor-
age building at so Halsey street, according
to plans by Edward A. Wurth, of 10 Mar
ket street. The building will be of brick
and measure q by 100 feet. The specif-
cations call for a gravel roof; spruce floor,
gas and electric lighting, and other i'm
provements. The cost is estimated at &c.
600.
Ground has been broken at 1853 Belleville
avenue for the erection of a brick apart
ment house by the Union Building Com
pany, of 10 Clinton street. The plans were
drawn by Peter Charles, whose offices are
In the Union Building, and call for a
pressed brick front, with terra Gotta trim
mings, Stag roof, galvanized iron corn.ce
and skylight, steam heat, tile baths, ranges
dumb-waiter, and all modern improve
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Accommodations for eight families will be
arranged within the structure, which will
cost $4,000. The owners will do the car
penter work and award contracts for all
other material and labor.
Meta p. Dean, of PIG Clinton avenue,
will expend about 5000 on the erection Ct
a two-family dwelling at 175 North Seventh
street, according to plans prepared by Ed
ward V. Warren, of % Clinton street.
The building will be two and one-half
stories, of frame construction, and measure
"a by 50 feet. The building will contain
ten rooms, and all modern improvements,
including steam heat and gas and electric
lighting.
The cost is estimated at $500 for the
proposed two-family dwelling which will
be erected by Daniel Hopper, of 1879 Wood
side avenue, at 3SS Lincoln avenue. Mr..
Hopper prepared the plans for the build
ing. which will be of frame. two and one
half stories. and measure 20 by % feet.
No specifications nave been written, but
some modern improvements viii be m
stalled, including baths and ranges. The
owner has entire charge and Is building
by days work.
Charles Henry Baldwin, of 252 Main
street, Orange, as architect, is open for
bids on the erection of a frame residence
which will be erected in Morrel street,
West Orange, for James M. Siggens, of
the same township. The building will
contain eight rooms and cost $1,000. All
modern improvements will be installed, in
Guiding steam heat, tile bath and COM
bination gas and electric fixtures. The
work will Re done under the supervision
of the architect. who will award all con-
tracts.