El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26

I design on its own account.
Builds Many bungalows.
There was built by the same COM
/ pany for Dan l. Carson. 1924 san Die
/ 80, a $3.50 bungalow Of five rooms;
I at 5VlZ san Diego. 4 four room
/ bungalow costing S3SO0: for Mrs
l Alice Brennan, three five room bunga-
Z lows at Aurora and COurchesne.
] $4,000; also for the same buyer. a two
Z story residence in the 1900 block
Bliss street. $500: for Joe ". Brown.
I at 1910 Randolph, a residence costing
/ $500; Sl2,500 two story residence
/ for Mrs J. ". Mayfield. on Cincin-
rau street in Kern Place: three
bungalows on Grand avenue for the
! Coles Real Estate and Investment
company $500; at 2615 Montana
street, for E ". Warren. a six room
residence. $500; for B. Cohen. at 1909
Clifton street, four room bungalow,
$1,000; another of the same description
pany's account; at 2412 Montana, for
II D. Ashley, a two story residence,
$1,000; also a two story residence in
Kern Place for W. H. CASTOR. $500;
at ITO Estrella street, for l. r. STRAIT
lein. four room bungalow, $500.
Other constructions by the company
are: At 1114-1S Estrella, two bunga-
lows costing $500 each. and another
at 3O12 san Diego, $3.50, all on their
own account; for J. P. Elliott. Frutas
S2750; a S3450 bungalow at 1921 West
minister for r. r. CoghIan; two
bungalows for r. B. Bowler. at Bliss
and Wilson, S10.500: for Don Finley,
2617 Montana street. a $500 bunga-
lew at Niles and Hamilton. a $500
bungalow for ". 5. Jones: two bunga-
lows for Norwood Hail. Lamar and
Chester, $1,000; for R. H. Smith. 1929
Westminster, a bungalow, at a cost Of
$500.
The company also built dwelling
houses on its own account at 1915 La
Luz street, a four room bungalow,
costing S2650; two at 1115-19 san Mar
cial street, $500; one at 2429 Mon
tana. two story residence building,
costing $500, bungalow at 1851 Bliss
street and corner Alta and Bisbee.
costing respectively S4350 and $3.50
each; a two story residence at 242S
Montana, $1,000; also one at lib San
AIarcial for Lille N. Meyer
FAINT Builds Handsome Home.
One Of the finest residences start I
ed during 1917 is that Of sam ".
FAINT, of the FAINT Coffee company.
The dwelling IS a two story tile con-
structiOn, exterior Of stuccO, with F..
roof of Spanish tile. It has ten
rooms, two baths and all modern con- /
veniences. The foundation is rein /
forced concrete Of footings, beam and /
pier construction The walls are OF I
interlOcking tile and the interior plas- I
tered throughout. Modern hot air {
heating system is being installed /
Floors are all hard wood, with the /
exception of breakfast room. kitchen. 4
living porch and bath rooms, which 4
are OF tile. The building faces Fed
eral street, having a vestibule en-
trance.
a two story garage OF the same
as the residence is being
built. The total cost Of the house
alone Will be $4,000 and viii be COM
Dleted about April 1. In addition TO
this. Mr.. and Mrs. FAINT expect to
spend a considerable sum in beauti-
tying the elevated lawn Of three lots
on which the house stands. The Rus
sell Brown company, Of Houston,
Tex. are contractors, l. c. Perry, also
II Houston, acting as superintendent
0f construction.
Residence Unique in Style.
A residence, entirely new in style
Is FL Paso constructions go. was built
ma streets. The style is from a unique
English pattern. the entire interior
being finished in white The dining
-oom has a novel wainscoting and all
ceilings Of the five rooms have orna-
mental plastered ceilings. It is strict
y modern IN every way and presents
! pleasing exterior. The cost was
about $1,000 The contractors were
Jolly & Morris.
Another modern brick bungalow.
erected by the same builders earlier
n 1917, Is that Of W +. DeLacie, man
ger Of the FL PasO Country club.
Builds Attractive bungalows.
A later residence by the Perry