The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-06

The following contracts have been
recorded at the court house:
Amelia Moech, owner. III Watson
VENUE, with Enos Willetts, for mason
work. $500. Alfred Petit, architect.
Oscar II. Frahnert, owner, 226 Hal
stead street. Irvington, with John Ger.
her, for plumbing, timing and other
ork, $50.
William C. jackson and Robert d.
Hckson, owners, east side of Prince
n street, East Orange, with Harry
Lamb, for carpenter work, $1,474.5 5:
with Bailey G. Lloyd, for mason work.
5000; with Birdsall & Gross, for plumb
ing work, $3.50.
A. Feinberg, owner. Belmont avenue
and Rose street, with N. Bloom. for
painting work. 1915.
Adolph Frye, owner, % Sunset ave-
rue, with Gideon B. Bearder, for car
penter work, $685.; with John Hoffman,
for painting work. sos; with Michael j.
Scanlon, for plumbing work, $144; with
Philip j. PROT, for mason work, $465.
Lena A. Nagel, owner, 81 Sunset
AVENUE. with Michael j. Scanlon. for
plumbing work, $144; with Gideon B.
Bearder, for carpenter work, $685.; with
Philip j. PROT, for mason work, S465;
with John Hoffman, for painting work,
$50.
Charles 7. Shipman, owner. 563 Mt.
Prospect avenue, city, with Maier
Brothers Co, for plumbing and other
work, $1,165; with Oliver & Curren, for
mason work, So, no; with Thomas G.
V~estcott, for carpenter work, $4,000,
William Davenport Jones. architect.
Fairgrounds Commission, owner,
~ortheasterly corner of Prince street
nd Waverly avenue, with Alfonso Rus
omann, for grading and other work
1870. Henry Baechlin, architect.
Sarah ]. Settle. owner, Sc Mapes ave-
( ue, with Charles J.. Klein, for plumb
ing and steam heating work, $1,000
J Fred w. Settle, architect.
Lille r. Sanders. owner, Orange
with G. P. %Jurgensen, for painting and
other work, 1854; with David M. Elmea,
for carpenter work, 1921. John J.
lamp, architect.
lisbon b. Scott. jr, owner, northwest
Y corner of Clinton and Farley ave-
es, with Clements Iron Works, for
m work, 81, 721. Harry Baechlin, ar
itect.
/. Trautwein, owner, 2S2 and 24
shine avenue, with Ferdinand Krock,
mason work, 81, $50. David Hops,
shitect.
~ T. C. Rice Wray. owner, oberlin
2 rect, city, with Herman G. Co., for
I hitting work, $405; H. e. Van Ness, fol-
! imbing and heating work, $1,oso; 7,
, Rice Wray, for carpenter work,
$50. Nathan Myers, architect,
William r, Aristol, owner, city, with
William Davenport, for alterations, $146.
Fred C. Klein architect.
w. Bowker. jr., owaer, Bloomfield
18th w. G. Brokaw, for mason work
E645; George H. Westervelt, for plumb
ing work, $40.
I Harry Coleman, owner, northwest
corner of Orange and Broad streets
city, with James H. Coils. for painting
and other work, $500; Edward e. Grant
architect.
Pauline Diebold. owner, 2S and 81
Myrtle avenue, Irvington, with Grohn
& Schwartz Company. for mason and
other work., $S35: James ]. Quinn, fol
carpenter work, 5000; Peter German
for plumbing and timing work, $50
Frederick Lemmcr. architect.
: Frederick High, owner, Quimby place
West Orange, with L.. H.. Cortelyou, fol
E mason. plumbing, painting and car
penter work, So, 400.
The Intercity Amusement Company
owners, Isl Market street, city, will
H. c. Doremus, for alterations, $1,310.
Bentley Bros, for electrical work, $125.
Charles Stopper. for painting work
s247; George w. Backoff, architect.
H. II. Moses, owner, 80, So and 8
Washington avenue, city, with C. w
Satphen, for mason work, $1,775; ALFRED
walters, architect,
The New Jersey Freie zeitung, owner
y 225 Washington street, city, Will
Charles Stopper, for painting work
! 1853; Edward a. Wurth, architect.
John j.. Keer, owner, west side
Chestnut road, Verona, N. J., with Johi
Maxwell & Son, for mason work, $1,S75
ALBERT F. Norris, architect.
{ EmeIine Smith. owner. 70 Cheste
avenue, tcity, with Hannahs & Var
SAINT, for carpenter work, $235.
Aida Ward, owner, Hazelwood road
Bloomfield, with George II. Scudder
for all the Work, $4,000.
Lille r. Sanders, owner, Haywood
avenue, Orange, with George F. Mac
Nickle, for electrical work, SIS; L.. w