The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-01
New Buildings in the
State Are Reported
Number of Large and Costly
Structures Are Included
in the List.

PITTSBURG, July 3l.-6uiloin ~
operations in West Virginia are re-
ported by the Construction RECORD as
Wesfon-Tne state Board of Con-
4roi awarded to the Dawson Construc-
finn Company. May building, Puts
Snrr the contract for erecting a Two,
SSnrv brick kitchen and dining nan
Sor fha weston state hospital. me
contract price is $66.s7O
Observation-Disclosures w. H. Nicklas,
1900 Euclid building. Cleveland, ~.
has been selected to prepare plans
for brick church to be ereceeu ~
the Presbyterian congregation.
Wheeling-Bids are in for con.
s4rmctinp a four-story and basement
concrete Scottish Rite Temple on
Fourteenth and Byron streets, Ior ny ane
Scottish Rite Temple. to cost Szzo,vvV'
plans by Architect F. F. Faris' scna-
muibach building.
Wf1liamson-The city OF Wliilam,
son has awarded to the InternatloIai
steel and Iron Company, OF evans
vile md. the contract for construct
inr ateel and reinforced concrete
s,Ti6ee TO Pike county, KY, to cost
$144.445-
snencer-A Cerus T. Rt-
+er AZ Iuntin gton. will TAKE BIDS
afout August Q on constructing a
tfree-story brick and stone nign
school building for the board OF ea ai
cation. Building will contain aual-
forum. seating 400 and class rooms.
Cost $4,000.
HuntingtOn-Fred Faust VIII soon
take bids on erecting two-s1ory
solid brick residence on Sixth ave
me. to cost SO 900. Plans by Archl-
tect L. ]. Dean.
Architect L. j. Dean has plans about
completed for a two-story tapestry
brick and hollow tile residence 10
be erected on Tenth avenue: LOT
Morris Massman- to cost $SoVV.
owner will take bids soon.
Architect John R. Geiske, Ninth
street, is taking bids to close August
/. on erecting two and half story
brick residence, near the state hos
pital. for DR. Thomas w. Moore, F1rst
National Bank building. Cost $l5,oo0.
Architect L. ]. Dean. Foster build
ing, will prepare plans 10 ra tour
story and basement brick apartment
building, to be constructed on sixth
avenue, for Mrs. T. w. Dinkins. 2l9
West Thirty-fourth street. New YORK
cftw. Building will contain twelve
apartments and cost $40 900.
The Huntington state hospital Will
soon take bids on erecting a one-story
and basement brick and re-1nforcea
concrete barn TO cost S5,5ou. Flans
by Architect ]. r. Gieske.
Architect R. L. Day. First National
Bank building, awarded to G. Har-
rison Smith. the contract for con-
structing a three-story and basement
brick and hollow tile store and apart
ment building on Ninth street for the
heirs of James L. Thornburg. Cost
about $50 900.
Charleston Architect H. Rus
warne has completed plans for four
room addition to the state board OF
control building on Capitol street, to
cost about $1,000. State board OF con-
troll will soon take bids on materials.
Welsh-The county court awarded
to the Luten Bridge Company, OF
York, the contract for constructing
seven reinforced concrete bridges to
cost $25 900.
Dunbar-Architect Paul Egan. of
Charleston, is taking bids on erecting
a two-story brick grade school build
ing for the board of education to cost
$4,000.
Corkle and Wilson have plans in pro-
gress for a three-story brick and tile
store and apartment building to be
constructed on Cole street for Brown
ing and White. Cost $4,000.
Robert Bland contemplates erecting
a two-story brick apartment building
from private plans. Cost about 3d.
Architects Beddowe Mccork1e and
Wilson are taking bids to close about
August Is on erecting two-story
brick and stone parsonage for the
Presbyterian congregation Cost about