United labor bulletin., 1911-02-23
Advance Building News
and Building Construction

IDAHO SPRINGS addition is be-
ing buIt to the Mines Supply company
headquarters on Miner street which will
be used as a storage room 1t will have
ample trackage on railroad street and be
a great convenience to the company.
REDvALE, Montroes County. u The
second well now being bored by George
Young in Dry Creek basin, is down lit
tie over 2v0 feet.
RIDGWAY-The Fields-Stanwood COM
pany are erecting large warehouse on
the lots at the rear o. Mr.. Fields resi-
dence and will use the same for storing
the company's large Stock of farm ma
chinery. Dickey Bros. are doing the
work.
BoULDER-Progress on the Laramie
Poudre tunnel is han pered this month
by the fact that soft material has been
encountered.
BOULDER-Within a week work will
begin on the constru ton of $4,000
brick vaudeville. and moving picture
theater in Boulder.
LAS ANIMAS-The Las Animas Con-
solidated Drainage District will hold an
election on March 13 to issue bonds to
the amount of $4,000 to build bitches.
Paris Hoemer, of Las Animas, is presi-
dent of the board of directors.
La Belle, the best &c cigar on the mar
bold
wATTENRERe, colo-Work on the
| new grain elevator which is to have
capacity of 10000 bushels per day, VIII
be commenced this week. Most OF the
heavy timbers for the frame work ana
foundation are already on the ground
This elevator is being constructed by
syndicate which owns and operates a
number of elevators through Iowa and
Nebraska
That farmers on the east side of the
Platte river may reach the market at
this station, which is on the Denver, Lar
annie & Northwestern railroad, a heavy
wagon bridge is being built across the
river one-half mile to the east
wattenberg is to have a splendid sew
| er system and surveyors and engineers
began work Monday morning grading the
streets.
Try a Principe de Lees cigar for an
after-dinner smoke.
DENvER-The officers of the Denver
| & Intermountain, an electric line run
ming between this city and Golden, have
signified their WILLINGNESS to assist IN
building the West Colfax viaduct If 1t Is
allowed to bring its cars into the city
, over the viaduct The viaduct will cost
s70O 900. The tramway, Denver & Rio
Grande. Colorado & Southern and santa
Fe are interested in the viaduct and will
bear part of the cost of construction
new electric line may be built be
tween Cedaredge ans Delta. according %
L. N Pepper. vice president OF the on-
compahgre and Gunnison Valley Railroad
company. incorporated to connect Mont
rose Delta. Olathe and Cedaredge. The
line would open up 100000 acres OF OF
chard country.
GRAND uNcTIoN-Promising to cut
the rate charged by the Colorado Tele-
phone company .55 a month, }. +. Byers'
representing the Automatic Telephone
company. has asked the city for fran
chise.
Go to Baur's, 1872 Curtis. for fresh
candies and bon bous-
DENvER-The United Realty COM
pany of New York promises to erect
81 900. 900 hotel in Denver in the near
future.
COLORADO STRINGS Construction
on the sanitary sewers in the paving dis
trict will be started within the next four
weeks, according TO a resolution intro
duced by Commissioner Lawton and
passed by the city council. 1t is estimat-
ed that the work contemplated will cost
about So, 600. and plans and specifications
will be prepared at once by the city en-
gineer When the plans are submitted
and accepted by the council bids VIII De
called for and contracts let as quickly as
possible.
COLORADO sPRiNGS-According to
a report of the members of the commit
tee OF the Cripple Creek Drainage and
Tunnel company which visited the dis
trict Tuesday. the proposition of third
tunnel will not be considered until the
value of the Roosevelt tunnel is ascer-
tanned The committee consists of E. Nj.
De La vergne. Frank G. Peck, A l. Bur
ris and William Lennox.
La Belle. the bes, union-mads SC cigar
In the United States.
lovEIAND-Tse state commission
on highways will assist in the construc-
ton of the proposed cutoff from Love
land to Estes park. This cut-off is about
eight miles out Of Loveland and the state
commission has aEreed to make this mile
of road a portion of the state highway.
GRAND JUNCTION committee
consisting of James r. Wentworth of the
chamber of commerce. Mr.. Orson Adams
of the Mesa County bank. Mr.. James II.
Rankin of the Grand Valley, Mr.. ]. II.
Lee of the Union Trust. and Mr.. q E.
Cherrington for the newspapers, are TAX
ing I'M the matter Of paving many of the