El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-28
BUNGALOWS ARE ALL
THE co NOWADAYS
Work Progressing Rapidly
on Several; Others Are
Under Way.

The new residences of Davis Mayfield,
Ferguson Doake and Winston Pettus on
Montana street, near the Piedras street
terminus Of that thoroughfare, are rap
idly nearing completion and viii soon
be ready Tor occupancy. Mr. PettUs and
Mr.. Doake viii be able to move into their
new bungalows in another week
The bungalows of E. G. Perry and J.
W. Kirkpatrick, adjoining that Of Pet
tus. viii be completed in another month.
These are among the pTettiest bungalows
in the city. One Is built OF rough I'm
ished notified brick base with shingled
sUperstructure and the other IS con-
structed wholly of the notified brick.
New Bungalows.
Frank C. Herr, department manager
Tor the Pearson mills, Is to have a new
home at 1871 Fort Boulevard. The resi-
dence viii be an eight room bungalow,
erected on four corner lots and viii cost
$1,000. including the ground. The fOunda-
ton piers. chimnevs and trimming VIII
be of a rough finish purple satin brick
The rest OF the exterior Vii be built OF
rough sawed rustic lumber and shingles.
Work has begun on the erection of a
six room California bungalow at 100
Fort Boulevard for T. p. May. The
bungalow is to be of the new 'greendale
rug brick. used throughout the Pacific
coast states in bungalows. The house
viii be built on three corner lots and
viii cost $500.
The Mayfield Realty company has
started a new Atlas brick bungalow with
basement on the north side of Montana
street, in the first block east of Cotton
avenue, opposite row OF four bungalows
which this concern recently finished.
New Residence Completed
ID. ii. Bradley. IT,, of 1860 Arizona
street. viii move into his new home at
100 Rampant street this week The
new residence has the pebble dash effect
and IS finished in two cOlors. Hardwood
floors throughout, ceiling cross beams,
built in bookcases and a rug brick
mantelpieee are some of its features.
The value of the house Is $6O00
Joseph III. Goodman has begun the
erection OF a new home at the corner of
El PasO and California streets. a two
story brick structure OF 10 rooms Its
estimated cost Is $6000
Out of Town Man BUYS.
/. D. Jackson, of White Oaks, n NJ,
has bought two lots at the intersection
OF Fourth and IOrmllO streets and viii
build four room cottage to cost $1,000.
Two -four room cottages and one six
room tenement house are in the course
of construction at the corner of st. Nrain
and Seventh streets The three dwell
incs viii cost $4,000 and belong to Meni-
to Perez and vi. Urbina.
New Apartment House.
Excavation has begun for the new
$4,000 apartment house of William
Rosing, to be built on the triangular piece
of ground formed by the junction OF
Roosevelt and Putnam streets and Mum
dy avenue
The new apartment viii be three
stories high. OF brick construction The
first floor viii be used as a store bEild-
ing. The two upper floors viii contain
eight two~room apartments. each SUD-
piled with Htchenette and bath.
Work on New Spence Building.
The steel supports Tor the ground floor
OF the Frank Spence building at the in
tersection Of Second and Stanton streets.
are in place and work has begun on the
actual laying Of the floor itself. The
Spence building, when completed win
be two stories in height and will con-
tain "a rooms. The first floor of the
building viii be taken up By one large
store and the second story VIII be