The Coconino sun., 1927-11-25
Year 1893 SqlU Much
Flagstaff Building
(Coconino Sun of Jan. II, 1S94)


The year 1898 will be remembered
by the citizens of Flagstaff as the
fullest in the annals of its history
The Sun has collected the following
data in regards to buildings completed
in 1898:
julius Aubineau; one-story brick,
17x60 feet; 14-foot ceiling. The build
ing is on railroad avenue, and is of
white Winslow brick, and cost $2,250,
and is occupied by the owner as a
liquor store.
j. F. Daggs, one-story building of
white Winslow brick, 34x60; 14-foot
ceiling, with a cellar under the entire
building. This building is on Rail-
road avenue, and is one OF the most
attractive on that thoroughfare The
front is of full size plate glass, and
the building cost $4,000. These rooms
are occupied by the News Depot and
the barber shop.
L. S. Drum, one-story, white Wins
low brick, 30x60 feet, 14-foot ceiling.
The location is on Railroad avenue and
the room is also handsome one hav-
ing plate glass front, and is occu-
pied by A. E. Franlforter. The build
ing cost $4,000.
w. L. Dykes and Cooper & O'Dell,
one-story frame building, 34x40, on
Railroad avenue, which cost $500. 1t
is occupied by w. L. Dykes, John
Coats and Sing Gee On.
j. A. Vail addition to Parlor Ex-
change, 5000.
Hochderffer Bros, one-story frame
building, 24x30, corner of Leroux
street and Aspen avenue, which cost
$500.
P. J. Brannen, improvements on his
store building, corner of Railroad
avenue and San Francisco street. The
old front was taken out and hand
some plate glass front was put in and
the interior repaired. The building is
now one of the most attractive in
town. The changes cost $1,000. The
room is now occupied by P. j. Bran
nen.
Babbitt Bros. made an addition to
their already large block. The addi-
ton is one-story, of Flagstaff stone,
25x60 with cellar, and the ground
floor is occupied by the office, butch
er shop and elevator and cost $4,000.
J. A. Vail erected the handsomest
and most convenient residence in
Flagstaff. 1t is of pleasing style of
architecture, and contains all the
modern conveniences. The location is
on an eminence on North Leroux
street. The house contains nine
rooms, not including hall, closets, pan
try and bathroom, and is two stories
with basement and covers 38x45 feet
Of SrH.o1,,,I ay,I CT 000 loHafr ha
street in front of the residence Mr.
Vail erected an ornamental iron fence
with dressed sandstone base, at cost
of $500.
j. NJ. Brannen, one-story residence
in Brannen's addition, 32x14, with
wing 26x21. 1t is built of Flagstaff
brick, contains four rooms and is
cosy and attractive home, and cost
$1,000.
DR.. P. G. Cornish, residence on
North Beaver street; one-story frame,
36x40 1t is also one of the attractive
and conveniently arranged dwellings
of Flagstaff and cost its owner
S1,8O0.
F. C. Hochderffer, one-story frame
cottage, 16x40 feet, containing three
rooms, located in the northwest por-
ton of town, and cost $3.50.
Walter Beeson, one-story frame
dwelling, 24x30; $500.
]. H. Lind, wool warehouse, which
cost $3.50.
E. S. Clark commenced the erection
of residence on North Leroux street,
and work has cost $500.
P. C. Ashton, two-story frame
stable, 40x60 feet, and large corral
on East Aspen avenue, which cost
$1,000.
J. j. Donahue, addition to Senate
saloon; $3.50.
J. C. Grim, one-story frame dwell
ing in northeast part Of town; cost
$500.