plicate until 10 a. m., April 30, for construction, plumbing, heating and electric wiring of an administration building and a post hospital at Fort MacKenzie, Wyo. Plans may be seen at the quartermaster’s in Denver, Omaha, Chicago and St. Paul.
Fort Worth, Tex. — Bids are being received by Architects Sanguinet & Staats, Hoxie bldg., for the construction of a 3- story brick and stone hotel and store building, 95 × 200 ft., for George T. Renolds. Iron and steel-work, marble, etc.
Granite City, ILL — It is reported that the American Steel Foundry Co. will erect extensive additions to its foundry. Estimated cost of improvements, $200, 000.
Hot Lake, Ore. — Arrangements are being made by the Hot Lake Sanitarium Co. to build a $50, 000 hotel here, and also to spend $50, 000 in other improvements to the resort.
Helena, Mont. — Bishop J. P. Carroll, of the Helena diocese of the Catholic Church, has announced that work will soon be begun on the new cathedral which has been under consideration here. The new building is estimated to cost $150, 000. b
High Point, N. C. — It is stated that the Washington St. M. E. Church is planning to erect a $50, 000 edifice.
Huron, S. Dak. — An organization of business men are planning the erection of a new opera-house here to cost $100, 000. A site has already been chosen. N. W. Wardall, chairman.
Independence, Ia. — A new court-house will be erected by Buchanan County this year.
Independence, Va. — E. C. Fulton, chair
man Board of Supervisors, Grayson County, Virginia, will receive bids until April 26 for the erection of court-house. Plans and specifications will be on file after April 6 at the County Clerk’s office, Independence, Va., or may be obtained from the County Clerk on deposit of $25. Certified check for $500, payable to Board of County Supervisors, must accompany each bid. Usual rights reserved.
Indianapolis, Ind. — The Occidental Realty Co. (G. A. Efroymson, president), it is reported, has purchased the Occidental Hotel property and will erect a 12-story business and office building.
The Merchants’ National Bank, it is reported, will erect a new building here to cost $400, 000. It will be 2-story, of fireproof steel construction with granite façade and copper covered roof. D. H. Burnham & Co., Chicago, architects.
Isabella, Tenn. — It is reported that the Tennessee Copper Co. is considering the establishment of a sulphuric-acid plant, at a cost of $1, 250, 000. J. H. Sussman, of New York, N. Y., is treasurer.
Jacksonville, Fla. — H. H. Jackson is the architect for the Masonic temple to be erected here, at a cost of $300, 000. Bids will not be called for until about December.
Jersey City, N. J. — John Mullins, it is reported, is having plans prepared for a large 4-story, brick department store to be located on Newark Ave. and Barrow St. Cost to be $400, 000.
Kansas City, Mo. — Architect W. B. Fall has made plans for the $50, 000 3-story brick and stone residence, 65 × 60 ft., for Alfred Toll. A garage, 24 × 56 ft., will also be erected.
Standard Books
JUST PUBLISHED
Building, Construction and Superintendence
By F. E. KIDDER, Ph. D., F. A. I. A.
Consulting Architect and Author of
“The Architects’ and Builders’ Pocket Book. ” Part I. — MASONS’ WORK.
430 Pages. 260 Illustrations. Part II. — CARPENTERS’ WORK.
550 Pages. 530 Illustrations.
Part III. — TRUSSED ROOFS AND ROOF TRUSSES. 300 Pages. 306 Illustrations.
Each Volume 7 × 9¾ inches, substantial Cloth Binding.
Price for Parts I. and II., $4 each. Price for Part III., $3.
Sold separately.
Churches and Chapels
By F. E. KIDDER, Architect
THIRD EDITION.
This edition has been thoroughly revised by the author, and enlarged, many new designs being added, including several new designs for Catholic churches. There are 120 illustrations in the text and 67 FULL-PAGE PLATES. The book contains a large number of plans and perspectives of churches of varying costs. Besides this there is much concise and practical information relating to planning and seating, details of Construction, Heating and Ventilation, Acoustics, etc., making it in its present form
THE BEST AMERICAN BOOK ON
Church Design and Construction
One oblong quarto volume, cloth. Price, $3. 00.
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This Club offers its members SPECIAL OP PORTUNITIES IN PURCHASING BOOKS, and those desiring to procure an Architectural or Mechanical Libary on easy terms of payment, should send for
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and terms of membership.
The four books by Mr. Kidder in this list may be included in club orders.
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Twin and Two-family Houses Fire-places
Hand-book on Estimating
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James A. Miller & Bro.
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143 Liberty Street,
NEW YORK.
Fort Worth, Tex. — Bids are being received by Architects Sanguinet & Staats, Hoxie bldg., for the construction of a 3- story brick and stone hotel and store building, 95 × 200 ft., for George T. Renolds. Iron and steel-work, marble, etc.
Granite City, ILL — It is reported that the American Steel Foundry Co. will erect extensive additions to its foundry. Estimated cost of improvements, $200, 000.
Hot Lake, Ore. — Arrangements are being made by the Hot Lake Sanitarium Co. to build a $50, 000 hotel here, and also to spend $50, 000 in other improvements to the resort.
Helena, Mont. — Bishop J. P. Carroll, of the Helena diocese of the Catholic Church, has announced that work will soon be begun on the new cathedral which has been under consideration here. The new building is estimated to cost $150, 000. b
High Point, N. C. — It is stated that the Washington St. M. E. Church is planning to erect a $50, 000 edifice.
Huron, S. Dak. — An organization of business men are planning the erection of a new opera-house here to cost $100, 000. A site has already been chosen. N. W. Wardall, chairman.
Independence, Ia. — A new court-house will be erected by Buchanan County this year.
Independence, Va. — E. C. Fulton, chair
man Board of Supervisors, Grayson County, Virginia, will receive bids until April 26 for the erection of court-house. Plans and specifications will be on file after April 6 at the County Clerk’s office, Independence, Va., or may be obtained from the County Clerk on deposit of $25. Certified check for $500, payable to Board of County Supervisors, must accompany each bid. Usual rights reserved.
Indianapolis, Ind. — The Occidental Realty Co. (G. A. Efroymson, president), it is reported, has purchased the Occidental Hotel property and will erect a 12-story business and office building.
The Merchants’ National Bank, it is reported, will erect a new building here to cost $400, 000. It will be 2-story, of fireproof steel construction with granite façade and copper covered roof. D. H. Burnham & Co., Chicago, architects.
Isabella, Tenn. — It is reported that the Tennessee Copper Co. is considering the establishment of a sulphuric-acid plant, at a cost of $1, 250, 000. J. H. Sussman, of New York, N. Y., is treasurer.
Jacksonville, Fla. — H. H. Jackson is the architect for the Masonic temple to be erected here, at a cost of $300, 000. Bids will not be called for until about December.
Jersey City, N. J. — John Mullins, it is reported, is having plans prepared for a large 4-story, brick department store to be located on Newark Ave. and Barrow St. Cost to be $400, 000.
Kansas City, Mo. — Architect W. B. Fall has made plans for the $50, 000 3-story brick and stone residence, 65 × 60 ft., for Alfred Toll. A garage, 24 × 56 ft., will also be erected.
Standard Books
JUST PUBLISHED
Building, Construction and Superintendence
By F. E. KIDDER, Ph. D., F. A. I. A.
Consulting Architect and Author of
“The Architects’ and Builders’ Pocket Book. ” Part I. — MASONS’ WORK.
430 Pages. 260 Illustrations. Part II. — CARPENTERS’ WORK.
550 Pages. 530 Illustrations.
Part III. — TRUSSED ROOFS AND ROOF TRUSSES. 300 Pages. 306 Illustrations.
Each Volume 7 × 9¾ inches, substantial Cloth Binding.
Price for Parts I. and II., $4 each. Price for Part III., $3.
Sold separately.
Churches and Chapels
By F. E. KIDDER, Architect
THIRD EDITION.
This edition has been thoroughly revised by the author, and enlarged, many new designs being added, including several new designs for Catholic churches. There are 120 illustrations in the text and 67 FULL-PAGE PLATES. The book contains a large number of plans and perspectives of churches of varying costs. Besides this there is much concise and practical information relating to planning and seating, details of Construction, Heating and Ventilation, Acoustics, etc., making it in its present form
THE BEST AMERICAN BOOK ON
Church Design and Construction
One oblong quarto volume, cloth. Price, $3. 00.
SEND FOR PARTICULARS REGARDING The Studentsʼ and Draftsmenʼs Library Club.
This Club offers its members SPECIAL OP PORTUNITIES IN PURCHASING BOOKS, and those desiring to procure an Architectural or Mechanical Libary on easy terms of payment, should send for
My Special Club Catalogue
and terms of membership.
The four books by Mr. Kidder in this list may be included in club orders.
IN PRESS
Twin and Two-family Houses Fire-places
Hand-book on Estimating
WILLIAM T. COMSTOCK
PUBLISHER
23 Warren St. NEW YORK
Send for last Catalogue of Architectural,
Scientific and Technical Books.
James A. Miller & Bro.
135 South Clinton Street, Chicago, Ill.
MANUFACTURERS
Fire Retarding Wire Glass Windows
Sheet Metal Frames and Sash
Skylights, Tile, Slate and Metal Roofing
Mineral Wool
FIRE, SOUND and VERMIN PROOF INSULATOR.
Samples and Circulars Free. U. S. Mineral Wool Co.,
143 Liberty Street,
NEW YORK.