The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-16
work Of BUILDERS
EXCHANGE HELPFUL

Cd OF leading contractors. Eun-con~
tractors, supply daalers-- manufac-
sarars' agents, material men, and IN
Yses. all who would keep posted re-
garalng building, The present officers
are w ]. Gilman. president; w. j.
Nhiteh0rs;- first vice president; Reii-
hen Burton. second Vice president;
Horace :. Hawea. third Vice president
Jargaes ii. Chappeli. treasurer. and j.
O. brewer secretary. A member of
fe@ Fnife erN' Exchange Is associated
wish these With whom he does husl-
sasxs eS wserklag for 81 common good
at gives hf1w an opportunity to en-
sss- vse - rOpathv and aid Of other
axEfy.sa azs euR&srd IN the various
as-AsCAsS n rae building trades In
ss7GasRr TX AEG protecting his interests
n-s a s~ex1scs~ cf ire exchange realizes
eAss s-ar-s rte6 action by the exchange
a4sss n Instances, opposed successfully
esgs eg.s etTsssn. CT laws that would be
sAss-ay--e-s M ta his interests and he
$3.50 rssaEsTex TIA; s. single fra. or
aa2sss &zsas 1sz.s1s Il sya Posslb 20 resist
g=s-4a.ss. 4a.Er.EEt sgaenfs on his personal
~ a4~e7saa---~s rights whereas IL he is
sssssse4ktaei vita others he or they
ga casscaAld assistance that would
enxN5e tse1s 70 resist this infringe
r&zs eyer fheir rignts-
re $50 realizes that The exchange
scarves So an office; q meeting place
geT business or other appointments
E8are he can transact business with
Us customers ard clients who are
waAes7ffsv a. at times
Quarter. Well Equipped.
Exchange quarters are equipped with
~FstiUg tables, stationery, telephones.
TrzGtH Journals. magazines. directories
ard daily papers. Bulletins Of build
ing information are posted daily and
In addition TO this weekly review OF
the building situation is mailed TO
each member and covers the building
situation In Richmond. government
work. city work. State work. and. in
fact. all building news In which any
OF the members might be interested,
Every member Of the Builders Ex-
change Of Richmond Is entitled to the
: privileges Of tire Baltimore " ashttts-
ton and Norfolk Exchanges. In full.
The advantages OF the Builders Ex-
change liz ss follows: For exerting
influence on building laws and ordi-
nances: fer resisting unlawful acts
against your property; for correcting
trade abases; for obtaining inferTna-
tier on any subject relating TO build
ing, for upbuilding the city--an nd-
vantage To you; for improving the
standard Of construction; for Guilt
waiting business relationships OF ut
fs4t1st vsiae.. for making appointments
With clients and others fpr receiving
and recording telephone calls; for
meeting architects in ONT sessions,
social and business; for social inter
course with fellow builders~--lunches,
smokers. outings. and. in fact, every
thing that would he OF any value 10
anyone connecred IN anyway With the
building industry.
The Builders Exchange elevates
the calling of the builder, Its aims
are high. it's record is one Of pro-
gress. both educational and CONNER
cial
The following information anent
the building situation w4s cleaned
and posted yesterday at The Tx
change
Permits TO Build.
j. &. Moore, brick dwelling. ives
side Eighteenth. between Main ana
Franklin streets, cost sa,70o. Palmer
q Sen, contractors.
W. l.. Peple. brick dwelling. soutf
side Franklin. between Birch ant
I.enah.~>.e. cost $4,000. Contractor
j. r. Jones.
Hening * Nuckols, brick warehouse
and stable. I443 East Franklin street
cost 1892. Contractor. j. T. Nuckois
H. G. Brown, brick dwelling, 1925
u .Ast Grace street. cost sie.68 Cen.
tractor. II. {. Brown.
G. II, Dunnaway. brick dwelling
south side Stuart avenue. between
Elm street and Addison street. cos
sG.50q. Davis Brothers. contractors
W II. Crawford. brick dwelling
south side Shepherd street. between
Main street and Floyd avenue, COS
"a GOO. Contractor, w. II. Crawford.
+. W. Eubank. frame dwelling. Yves
side Twenty-first street. between {
and Z streers cost $1,000. Contractor
A II. Eupank
Permits To- Repair
jefferson Hotel corporation repat
auditorium and Banquet hall. cos
$1,000. Contractor IL. l.. Matthews
Albemarle Paper Manufacturing
company, frame warehouse, foot o
Cherry street. cost $4,000. Contrac
SCR, AlbeInarle Paper Manufacturing
company
City Work.
Grading and granite spall pavini
alley between Harrison and Horri
streets Floyd and Grove avenues
New granite spalf paving west sid,
seventh street McDpnouSh to Semine,
streets
ActS Era Lie GAEAg- 81 =. -
side Ninth street, McDonongh L,
s.sfsssl uaas .sstse 49,, .weRt side sss.senst
Street. from MeDonough to Selnlne!
streets.
Granpifthic sidewalk. east side Thir.
tE-siXth street bet1y1cu Broad an1
Marshall, east side Thirty second be-
tween Clay and Leigh streets; uortt
slde Oak~ cod avenue, from q s.reel
t. PakNCod cemetery g4tts
Brick sidewalks, north side Cana
street between Madison and Beiy3dert
streets, east and west Side twenty
ninth street, between q and = streers.
east hidt Twenty seventh street. from
on CJrIoratIOn line 70 s street
Necessary grading Thirty-third
street. between g and n streets,
Ihirty-fourth street, between = ana
J: streets
State Work.
Estimates are wanted an IN. FOL
lowing reinforced concrete bridges
over the following rivera Henry
Bridge. over SANDY creek: iiorston
bridge. ever Eannjster river: Me1d-
silie bridge, over Bannisfe- river;
L@neorG bridge. over Bannisfer river.
AL 81 this work is IN Halifax count :,
va
Big Contracts Awarded.
Mag as iiallett associated with
ifenville Temple sneIlings. is propar-
INK plans for tem-sforv apartment
Aot"l building, to be located at G
North Fifth street ruh particular, Q
later.
city stables. Fifteenth and Mar
shall streets, Carneal l. Johnston,
architects. Bidders H. l.. Mat