Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-10
PLANS COMPLETE FOR
l2-STORY BANK Bull DING.
National State Bank Officials
SiIent-Permits Granted.

Plans for what will be one OF II
biggest building operations of the year,
the erection of a twelve-story ONCE
building by the National state Bank,
at Broad and Mechanic Streets are
the feature of this weeks records in
the building department. Although the
general outlines of what the building
will be are generally known, h de-
tails of the structure are still in the
hands of the architect, n until then
the bank officials will not give out
any definite information
William !. Cooper, president OF the
bank, was seen today, but declined TO
give out any information further than
that embodied In the plans filed with
the building department in the city
Hall, which call for a twelye-story
tireproof office building, to cost prot
ably $500, 900, on the site of the present
structure at Broad n Mechanic
streets.
our plans are still in the hands OF
the architect" said Mr.. Cooper, 4
would gladly give you h full details,
but until we hear from him, and up
prove of the plans, We cannot say any
thing further"
The total involved In the permits for
the present week is s427. 1893. One of the
largest of the operations planned, ex-
elusive of the bank building, Is a brick
stable and storage warehouse which
Gustav Runhard will erect at a cost
of $50, 900 at Railroad avenue and Oil
Yer street.
The other permits follow;
Second Ward-29 Market street, brick
stare ouuna IT ElaVell estate. estimated
Third Ward-767s Springfield avenue. al.
t~erations to brick store anu lofts, owner W.
Ii. Axt, estimated cost Sl,lD.
Fourth N nrd-Soutneast corner Mulberry
aud Oliver streets, brick stores and factory.
owner j. 8. hobbs, estlnlated cost S44,Vv9'
slQbl2 Broad street. brick and stone bank
and office building, owner National state
Bank. estimated cost s3sl.W0; northeast cor
brick stable and Storage house owner Gus
tav Runhard, estimated cost $4,000.
Filth Nard-Market and Jersey streets,
steel coal tar tank, ON ner PUBLIC Service
Gas Company, estimated cost xl,byo; HalnlI-
ton and bruen streets, brick factory. owner
Il. Conlou Company, estimated cost sll,oi5.
Scuddef, estimated cost sI2,V00; northwest
corner Berkeley avenue and Parker street,
hollow tile dwelling, owner Albert w. Haf-
rs. estimated Cost S,UvV.
Ninth Mard-bz4 South Belmont avenue,
frame dwelling, owner Anna NJ. Meisol, es-
1llnHifu fOSI AS.UJNs 10 w ESQlhlAI tA
frame dwelling, owner Mathew hotch, esti-
mated cost $3.50.
Tenth Ward-27S East Kinney street,
frame dwelling. owner Constantine Piren-
mems. estimated cost $1,000; sonthH est cor
ner Avenue A aud Emmett street, brick
warehouse, owner John Neider, estimated
cost SIS, 900. rs Emmett street. brick fac
tory, owner Charles Neider, estimated cost
S,OUo; $50 Walnut street, frame dwelling,
owner Evelyn Vreeland, estimated cost
1900.
Eleventh Ward-l45147 North Twelfth
street, frame, dwelling, owner Grant Nor,
street. frame dwelling, owner l. +. Law
renee, estimated cost $500.
Twelfth Ward-S2 Magazine street, altera-
tiops to frame dwelling, owner Jacob Furst,
estimated cost Sl,VVO; 8 Houston street,
frame DIV cling, owner Frank Huber. estf-
mated cost 81, 400: Lockwood street, frame
storage house, owner American Harriet
Company, estimated cost LOS.
Thirteenth Ward-l1 Sixteenth avenue,
frame store and dwelling, owner L. Amer,
estimated cost 5000; ll5-l1-l9-2l Alexander
]. Bloemeeke. estimated cost $4,000: ia
Sunset avenue, alterations to frame dwell
ing, owner Salvatore Leverino, estimated
cost $1,000; 100 Columbia street, frame dwell
ing, owner John kellenbenz, estimated
cost $3.50; 1851 Lakewood avenue, two
frame dwellings, owner RoseYille Real Es-
tate Company, estimated cost 5000.
Fifteenth Ward-b9-6l-6S Parker street,
cost si3, oo6; III Mt. Prospect avenue brick
dwelling, owner DR.. L. MancuHi Ungaro.
estimated cost &,000.
sixteenth Ward-61 .Tillinghast street,
Eel, estimated cost 1900; Is Homestead
Park, frame dwelling. owner b. Handsman,
estimated cost 5000; 10 Homestead Park.
frame dwelling, owner Donald A. Manson,
estimated cost $500; 65 Fairview avenue.
brick tailor shop, owner @. K~aboreVzeski,
estimated cost 1900.