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Real estate record and builders' guide: v. 76, no. 1947: July 8, 1905

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RECORD AND GXJIDE^ July 8, 1905 ^ VIEW OF HECLA NORTH IOth, llth AND 12th STS., BERRY ST. '. j,-f'-'.~'' ^ n THE HEICLA IRON n'ORKS I'LANT is C4iiipv>«^d Avith tlie foIlowiDg Deparliuents, viz: Designing; Fouiidries for dii'i'erciit metals; Heavy, Light %nd Ornamental Blacksniithinic;; Drop Forging; Polishing; Sand Blasting; Galvano Bronze; Deposition; Electro-plating and Finisliiug; THE HECLA tSlRON WORKS IS RECOGNIZED AS THE FIRST AND FOREMOST WORLD. ITS PLANT IS THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE, AND THE Buchman & Fox, 11 East 59th st, architects, and Goldstein & Schwartz, owners, 121 St, John's place, Brooklyn, are taking hids on the general contract for a large apartment house which they will erect at the northeast corner of Sth av and Garfield pl, Brooklyn, at an estimated cost of $200,000. The building will be 6 stories, 100x110 ft in size. 39TH ST.^Plana are ready, on which no contracts have been awarded, for a 5^/^-sty residence; 25x68. which Austin Q. Fox, 45 Wall st, will build at No. 37 East 39th st, at an estimated cost of $40,000, Hoppln, Koen & Huntington, 244 Fifth av, are the architects. Brick and limestone exterior, steam heat, tin roof, etc. 71ST ST,—Hoppln, Koen & Huntington, 244 Sth av, have plana ready for the 5^/^-sty stone residence. 20xG2, which Dr. Richard H. Derby, 9 West 35th st, will build at No, 113 East 71st st, at a cost of $35,000. Plans specify steam heat, brick and limestone front, bluestone coping, skylights, galvanized iron cornices, etc. One old bu-ilding will be demolished. No contracts have been made for the work. Contracts ATvarded, 80TH ST.—Robert T, Lyons, 31 Union Sq., has awarded to the Norman Fireproofing and Construction Co., 412 East 12oth st, the contract for extensive fireproofing, to No. 21 East SOth st, for Anson W. Hart, on premises. M. Wasserman & Son, of 26 Stanton st. have obtained the con¬ tract for tearing down the Lord & Taylor building, at the north¬ east corner of 5th av and 21st st. John H. Duncan is the arch¬ itect for the new building which will be erected. MADISON AV.~The Isidore Pajans Electric Construction Company, 54 Lexington av, has received the contract for switch¬ board and electric wiring for the new temporary passenger sta- ■-tjon which the New Tork Central Railway Company is erecting aV Madison av. Vanderhilt av and 44th st. iOTH ST.—Mortenaen & Co,, 1123 Broadway, have received the general contract to build a 2-sty stone loft building, 47.4x100.5. for Ulrs. Emma Lowe, 517 East OOth st, to be situated at the northwest corner of 70th and Exterior sts, at an estimated cost of .$20t'X)0. A, G. Koenig, 333 East GGth st, is the architect. BOWERY.—The Norman Fireproofing and Construction Co,, 412 East 125th st, has received the contract for fireproofing the 5-sty store and loft building, 123 Bowery, for Robert Hartshorne and others, jf 7 West 42d st, from the plans of Robert T, Lyons, 31 Union sq. The Elektron Mfg. Co., 156 Fifth av. New York City, has re¬ cently closed the following contracts for electric elevators: Three elevators for the ll-sty building southwest corner Greene st and Waverly p], the "Thirteenth Street Company," owners; seven elevators for the 15-sty building southweat corner Fifth av and 18th st, the "Fifth Avenue and Eighteenth Street Company," owners; seven elevators for the 10-sty building southeast corner Broadway and 20th at, estate of Ogden Goelet, owner; two auto¬ matic electric linen lifta for the power house of the New Harlem Hospital; three automatic electric dumbwaiters for the residence of Payne Whitney, No. 972 Fifth av; one passenger elevator for :he new building of the Central New York Telephone & Tele¬ graph Co., Syracuse, N. Y,; and also elevators in the building Nos. 5 and 13 West 39th st. Subscribers desiring to have the "Record and Guide" sent to their summer address will confer a great favor by always giving their old address as well as the new address in sending in their instructions to the office of publication. BUILDING NOTES A. Silverson, builder and general contractor, has removed his ofiiceB fr^m the Germania Bank building, 192 Bowery, to No. 2534 7th av, near 147th at. Edward J. LamiUer of Jersey City, N. J., has been engaged as Architectural Draftsman by the Isthmian Canal Commission for duty on the Panama Canal. "Concrete Buildings and Their Architectural Possibilities" is the title of an interesting booklet compiled by Albert Moyer, of the Vulcanite Portland Cement Co., Fuller Bldg. A copy of the booklet can be had free for the asicing.. George H. Pegram M. Am. Soc. C. E., has been appointed Chief Engineer of the Rapid Transit 'Suibway Construction Co., and of the Interborough Rapid Transit Co., vice Mr. S. L. F, Deyo, M. Am. Soc. C. E., resigned. Arthur M. Burtt, of Lowell. Mass., formerly Assistant Engi¬ neer and Chief Draftsman, Isthmian Canal Commission, has been appointed Supervising Architect, Isthmian Canal Commis¬ sion, with headquarters at Ancon, Canal Zone. After a full trial on charges. Superintendent of Buildings Hopper has dismissed John C. Taylor, one of his building in¬ spectors. Taylor's disiiilssal was due to the collapse of the Harlem buildings last March. He was a war veteran, and there¬ fore entitled to a formal legal trial. Three other inspectors were dismissed summarily some time ago.