The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-09

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erty was $1,000, which Is perhaps d record
price for a plot Of its size taken from
the interior Of a city square
Notes of the Building Trades.
Plans have been completed and the archi-
tect. LYMAN Rosensohn, of N Broad
street. is ready for estimates for the con-
~struction of a four-story tenement. which
will be erected at 22s Bank street for l..
Bliwise. of 1877 Prince street. The building
will be of brick construction, measure 81
by 81 feet, and contain sixteen apartments
of five rooms. each. Specifications call for
Stag roof, galvanized iron cornice and sky
light. fire escapes, and all modern i'm
provements. except heat, The cost is esti-
mated at $4,000.
Francis Averkamp. of Al Stirling street
as architect. Is ready for estimates under
separate contracts for the erection of %
three-family fiat at SIS South Eighteenth
street. for Joseph Sehaefer. Of 592 South
Eighteenth street. The plans call for
flame constitution. three stories in height,
and measuring 30 by SO feet. Steam heat,
tile baths. ranges, stationary tubs and all
modern improvements are called for In
the notifications. Each floor will con-
tain an apartment OF six rooms and bath.
The estimated cost is $500.
Six thousand dollars will be expended
by l.. M. Willis, Of East Orange, in the
erection of a two-family dwelling on Ham
llton street. near Arlington avenue. East
Orange. from plans designed by E.. v.
Warren. of % Clinton street. this city.
The structure will be two and a half
stories in height. of frame construction,
and measure % by 46 feet. Specifications
call for slate roof. tile baths. steam heat,
hardwood trim. mantels and gas and cleo
trio lighting. The architect will superin-
tend the construction and award all con-
tracts.
Plans ave been completed by Arthur
Connolly. Of 142 Market street, for the
erection Of n three-story frame fiat 1T 10
Hunter street. this city. The Luilding will
measure y by Sc feet and contain apart
ments of six rooms and bath for three
families. Specifications call for a Stag
roof. steam heat, cypress trim. slate tubs,
range and modern Improvements. Both
the owner NJ. Flshman. Of SO Prince street.
and the architect arr ready for estimates
under separate contracts for the construc-
ton. which it is estimated will cost 81. 500.
Augustus Erxleben, of SO Chestnut street,
will be the owner of the proposed four
family fiat which will be erected at 1872
Mead street, V~ailsburg, from plnns as de-
signed by Alfred Peter, of 23S Washing
ton street. The structure will be two
stories In height, of brick construction, and
measure "A by 60 feet. Specifications call
for galvanized iron cornices, Stag roof
terra Gotta exterior trim, steam heat and
all modern improvements. including gas
and electric fixtures. The architect is
ready for estimates under separate con-
tracts. The cost is estimated at SIS, 600.
Ground has been broken for the erection
of n three-story brick store and tenement
on the north side Of Harrison avenue, near
Davis avenue. Harrison, from plans pre-
pared by Joseph Kennedy. of 10 North
Fourth street, Harrison. The building will
measure 25X70 feet and contain five apart
ments above the ground floor, which will
be used as a store. Specifications call for
cold water improvements, etc. The build
ing Will be owned by Catherine Mcdonald.
of 22 Davis avenue. Harrison, and cost
5000. The architect superintends and will
award all contracts.
The mason and carpenter contracts have
been awarded to Theodore Kettler, of 1863
Littleton avenue. and Haledmann & Green,
Of is Lewis street, respectively, for the
erection of a three-family fiat at 10 Sey-
mour avenue. for Herman Hastedt, of 1855
avenue. The plans were pre-
pared by William x. Schoenig & Son, of
AIS Springfield avenue. and call for n
frame building, three stories In height,
measuring % by 60 feet. The specifications
call for all modern improvements except
heat. Sly thousand two hundred dollars
Is the stimate cost of construction.