The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-08
Note. of the Building Trades.

notes OF tne bulIutnR Afdues,
Ground has been broken on Hunter
street, near Sherman avenue, for the
erection of four double fats from plans as
drawn by Lyman Rosensohn. of 77 Broad
street. The buildings will be of frame
construction. three stories in height, and
measure % by II feet each. Specifications
call for Stag roofs. cypress trim, steam
heat. tile baths. ranges, and all modern
improvements. The owner, David Elm, Of
100 Spruce street, builds by days work and
is ready for estimates for all material.
The cost of each structure will be $500.
Twelve thousand dollars will be expend-
ed By J. c. Fahrenholz, of 13 Camden
street, on the erection of n double fiat at
239-2i1 South Eleventh street, from plans
designed by Francis Averkamp, Of 43 Stir
ling street The structure will be three
stories In height, Of frame construction,
and measure "A by Ga feet in dimensions.
Each floor will be divided into two apart
ments Of six rooms and bath. specifca-
tons call for steam heat. ranges, tile
baths, open plumbing and all modern inn
provements. including gas and electric FIX
lures. The mason and carpenter contracts
have been awarded to Andrew Volker and
Zacher g. Kurr1e, respectively.
Contracts have been awarded to Green &
! Schwartz Company for the mason work
and Otto & Zusi for the carpenter work
required for the erection Of a double frame
fat on the west side Of South Eighteenth
street. near Springfield avenue, accord
ing to plans as designed by William MOL,
of 50 Park venue Irvington. The build
ing will be three stories in height, meas
ure 81 by e6 feet in Dimensions, and con-
taIn apartments for six families. Speci-
hcations call for steam heat, ranges. baths,
slate tubs. mantels and gas and electric
fixtures. The building will be owned by
Mrs, Emma Trefz, of $50 Springfield ave-
nue., and cost SIC, 1000. The architects will
superintend the construction and award
all contracts.
Plans have been completed and the
foundations erected for the construction
of three double fats at 1862 to 16S Sherman
avenue. which will be built by William
L. Blanchard. of 100 Sherman avenue. The
buildings will be Of frame construction,
three stories in height, and measure % by
70 feet. All modern improvements VIII be
installed. including steam heat, etc. The
owner will do the mason work and the
Russell Robinson Company, of 100 Freling-
hrvsen avenue, the carpenter work. The
buildings will be detached and cost $500
each.
Plans have been completed and the
architect. Nathan Myers. of 2Ss Washing-
ton sire ct. Is ready for stimate for the
erection of two detached double flats at
II and 10 Horatio street, which will be
i erected for Samuel Cohen and Louis
Freedfeldt. of 12 Market street. The
I buildings will be of frame construction.
three stories In height and measure Is by
"a feet each. Specifications call for steam
heat, Stag roof. cypress trim and all mod
ern improvements. Each building will con-
tain six apartments Of six rooms and bath.
The cost is estimated at $3.50 each.
Plans have been completed and
under separate contracts are being taken
by the architect. Armand Schulz. of $50
Avenue c, Bayonne, for the erection Of
two three-family attached fats on the
north side of Murray street. near Cherry
street, Elizabeth. The buildings will be Of
brick construction. three-stories In height,
and measure 80 by So feet over all. The
specifications coli for galvanized iron
cornice, Stag roof, steam heat and all
modern Improvements. The mason con-
tract has been awarded to Lammerding &
Devine, of 1853 Marshall street, Elizabeth,
and Is the only contract awarded. The
architect will superintend the construction
and award all contracts. Edward Tardier,
Of 1879 Broad street. Elizabeth, will be the
owner of the buildings, which will cost
$4,000
Theobald of $40 South Twelfth
street. and Albert Zwigard. Of 743 South
Twentieth street, have been awarded the
mason and carpenter contracts, respec-
lively, for the erection of a double fiat
at $50 Sussex avenue for Eugene L. Roller.
OF 2S2 SUSSEX avenue The plans were
drawn by Joseph Kennedy. of 10 North
Fourth street, Harrison, and call for a
frame building three stories in height,
measuring 80 by 67 feet. All modern i'm
provements will be Installed, including
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at IS. 500.