The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-02
PLANS ARE READY
FOR MAMMOTH
NEW MILL
Bids Will Be Opened Soon On Com.
mercial Milling Co.'s Modern.
Fireproof Structure-Several
Important Contracts Let.
New Building For Woodward-ave.
Baptist Church Among the Most
Recent Awards-Bldg. Permits.

Detroit, In proportion to size, con
tinues to lead all other cities OF the
country In building operations, and
indications are that 1911 will be an
other record-breaking year.
New work for the fall Is very prom
ising," says the weekly report OF the
Builders and Traders exchange, land
| figures win be asked on 1t In the very
near future
Prominent In the new work reported
for figures during the past week Ia
the large, fre-proof mill for the Com
mercial Milling Co. Bids will be open.
ed very shortly.
Joseph Kastler & Co., let for the
village of Ford City, the general con.
tract for the erection of a new brick
school building, TO Shibble & Stod-
dard. OF Wyandotte. The plumbing
and heating Is separate. and has not
been let.
George ID. Mason. let, for the Wood
ward-ave. Baptist church, contracts on
its new building at Woodward-ave. and
vrinder-st., as follows: Mason, plas.
tering, plumbing and heating and car
penter work, vinton & Co.: sheet
metal, Voigt q Sexauer; steel, White
head q Kales Iron works; art stone,
Detroit Ornamental Stone Co.; marble
and tile, Detroit Mantel & Tile Co.;
painting and glazing, William Died
rich; electric wiring, j. ID. Templeton.
Mildner & Essen, let, for the Bemb
their store and conservatory building
at No. 1853 Bates-st., as follows: Cut
stone, Northern Stone q Granite Co.;
roofing and sheet metal. Voigt & Sex
auer; painting. william feminine;
electrical. A. Buchanan; conservatory
dome, Pierson-O'Bar Co. The build
ing permit was taken out during the
past week, and calls for an $4,000
structure. II will be one of the finest
floral shops in this part of the coun-
try.
Building permits for the week are
as follows:
BUILDING PERMITS.
Pagel q Koppa, 2-story frame dwell
Ing, s. q. Heidelberg. bet. Ellery and
Emwood; owner, Fred w. PRESSED, $2,-
800
Geo. A. Taylor. 2-story brick ven.
and frame dwelling, g. g. Westminster,
bet. Oakland and Beaubien, $4,000.
=. q. Davis, 2-story frame dwelIlng.
n. s. Milwaukee. bet. Wabash and 18th;
KInsey Bros, 2-story frame dwelling.
e. g. Utica, bet Kercheval and Jeffer-
son: owner. Ernest s. Whltlock, $3.50.
Arthur A. Meyer, 2-story frame
and sayburn, $4,000.
]. ]. Kudron, 1-story frame dwelling,
w. A. 30th, bet. Herbert and Devereaux:
owner. Joe, Brucki, $500.
VIM. Hibbler, 2-story frame dwell
ing. W. 8. Vanilla, bet Jefferson and
Edlie. owner VIM. A. Poat s2,s5o,
f. ]. Jones. three 1-story frame
dwellings. W. :, 2tth. bet. McGraw and
Emil Bruckner. history frame dwell
ing. 8. 8. Addison. bet. Junction and
Campbell, s1.10o.
WIN. Egle. l-story brick ven. garage.
Christ Russell. a-story frame dwell
ing. W. .. Helen. bet. Harper and
Strong: owner. August Lenow, $500.
John C. Stasmiewicz, 2-story brick
store and dwelling, q. 3. ST. Aubin, bet
Hendrie and Medbury. $4,000.
Thos. Bushell lstory brick garage.
n. =. Fort, bet 18th and Vermont; own
er. Buell. q Henderson, $3.50.
VIM. Lakin. 2-story frame dwelling.
g. =. Westminster. bet John r. and
Beaubien: owner. John d. Mabley s2.-
4. p. Petreauin, 1-story frame and
iron garage. >. 5. Boulevard bet. 14th
and 18th. $3.50.
A. r. Pratt, 2-story frame dwelling.
e. 2. Hecla. bet. Marquette and Mil
waukee: owner. G. w. Pratt. $500.
A. Vandenhemel. 2-story frame dwell
ing, n. $. fireman; bet sna Grand Bouie-
Anthony Brzski. 1h-story farme
dwelling. n, =. Medbury bet. Elmwood
and Moran; owner, Peter Brock, $3.50.
Fred Goldner. 2-story frame DWELL
AAN l,,u ~
Ia Sale Boulevards owner, Richard
williams t2.500.