The Inland Architect and News Record Volume 9

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1887-02 edition. Excerpt: ...50 by 54 feet, one bakery building, 20 by 32 feet, laundry building, three stories, two out houses; all brick; cost $80,000; contracts not let. Lake Forest. Ill.--Architect S. M. Randolph, of Chicago, reports: For Calvin Durand, additions, etc., to residence; Cost $10,000. Lt-mars, Ia.--Architects Martin & Batwell of Sioux City, report: For C. H. Kluckholm, brick block, 60 by 90 feet; cost $12,000; under way; J. H. Partridge, builder. For J. H. Partridge, brick block 25 by 100 feet; cost $8,000; under way. H. Partridge, builder. _ Lineoln, lll.--Architect W. A. Corwine reports: For Vincent Cherne, alterations, etc.; cost $1,000. For Jos. Landaur, alterations, etc.; cost $1,100. air outlook; mechanics in building trades are all busy. Lincoln, Neb.--Architect F. M. Ellis, of Omaha, reports: For H. T. Clark, four-story store building, 142 by 100 feet, pressed brick front, cost $75,000; under way. Architect Wm. Gray reports: For Grant Sheldon, two-story, attic and basement residence, 64 by 65 feet, slate roof; cost $20,000; ensen, builder. For same party, thiee-story and basement brick and stone store an office building, 24 by 142 feet, tin roof; cost $15,000: plans on the boards. For same party, three-story and basement brick store and tenement building, 51 by 74 feet, tin roof; cost $12,000; plans on the boards. For Miss M. Seillibridge, three-story and basement store, office and tenement building, 25 by 142 feet, brick and stone, tin roof; cost $16,000; 'ust commenced. For English Lutheran Society, one-story and basement building, 50 y 84 feet; plans conipleted. For A. Swing, two-stor frame dwelling, 35 by 53 feet; cost $4,200; J. V. Consatil, builder. For Bentz & wing, three-story store and tenement building, 51 by 60 feet, ...show more