Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-09
HOMES FOR THE PEOPLE.
A Notable Increase of Activity in Local
Building Operations.

The number of permits taken out last week
was So, against Al the previous week. The cost
of the Improvements is estimated at s9l, $50
The two largest we're issued to Mrs. Peninah
Kountz for Is small dwellings on Miffin street
and Woolslayers alley to cost about 81, 900
each.
Mrs. Peninah Kountz, eight frame two-story
and mansard dwellings, 17x32 feet each, on
Miffiin street, Sixteenth ward. Cost, IS, 900 for
ALL
William Pearce, brick two-story and attic
dwelling 2lx34 feet on Sarah street, Twenty
fifth ward.
John W. Douthett, frame two-story and man.
sard dwelling, 22x34 feet, on Salisbury street,
Twenty-seventh ward.
Adams Eransk, brick two.story kitchen, Tx
16 feet. on Webster avenue, Eighth ward.
r. Williams frame two-story kitchen, 12xl2
feet, on Forty-fifth street, Seventeenth ward.
II. Kohlhammer. brick addition two-story
kitchen, l2xl2 feet, on Hazel street, Seventh
ward
Charles Goettlar, frame one-story wagon
shed, 1Ox20 feet on South Twentieth street,
Twenty fifth ward.
l5x1S feet, on Rowan avenue, Twenty-first
ward.
Pennah Kountz, ten frame two-story man.
sara dwellings. 15x30 feet each, on Woolslay-
Mrs Thos Parkinson, frame two-story dwell
ing, 20x30 feet. on Spahr street, Twentieth
ward.
Chautauqua Ice Co.. brick two-story ice fac
tory. 5OxlO0 feet. on Thirteenth street, Ninth
ward. Cost, S22, 900.
Jno. O'Brien, frame two-story and attic
dwelling, lSxS6 feet, on Independence avenue,
Thirty-sixth ward.
Catharine Hines. frame one-story dwelling.
12xA feet, on Rubicon street, Thirty-second
ward.
Jas. Gilcrist frame two-story dwelling, I7x2O
feet. Maple avenue, Thirty-first ward
George Klingenhoffer, brick addition, man.
sard dwelling. 2Ox36 feet, on Fifth avenue.
Sixth ward.
R. B. Conway, frame one-story dwelling, lax
50 feet, on Bellefeld avenue, Thirteenth ward.
Alex Albetoss. frame two-story dwelling,
2lx32 feet, on Juliet street. Fourteenth ward.
j. Swales and B. E. kightlinger, frame addi-
Iion one-story Kitchen l2xl6, on Gazzala street,
Fourteenth ward.
Louis Keough, frame two-story dwelling, 1Sx
81 feet, on Bates street, Fourteenth ward.
The Pittsburg Reduction Company, iron one
story factory 70xlS0 feet, on Smallman street,
Fifteenth ward.
= Steinbaugh. frame two-story dwelling.
17x32 fee t. on Miff1in street. Sixteenth ward
George Wetz, two brick two-story and man
sard dwellings, 1896 feet each, on Broad street,
Nineteenth ward.
Matthias Nlebold, frame two-story dwelling.
1Sx32 feet, on alley near High street. Twenty
seventh ward.
John Brown. frame addition. onestory
kitchen, 9xl6 feet, South Twelfth street
Twenty ward.
Alexander Eakey brick two-story dwelling.
l6xl6 feet, on Carey alley, Twenty-ifth ward.
Peter Neiderberger frame addition two-story
and mansard dwelling, 17x16 feet, on Larkin's
alley, Twenty-ffth ward.
Frank Denk, frame one-story store, IOx2O
feet, on Twenty-fourth street. Twenty-ifth
ward.
Ignatz Buchner, frame addition one-story
dwelling, 24x32 feet on Center alley, Twenty
fourth ward.
dwelling, 16x2O feet, on Susquehanna street,
ward.
Elizabeth Bali, frame two-story dwelling Ok
81 feet. on Lincoln avenue, Twenty-frst ward
The RoDInson-Rea Company. iron-clad one
story foundry, 107x64 feet, on rear of Carson
street, Thrtieth ward.
Pittsburg and Castle shannon Railroad Com
pany, frame one-story office, Sx20 feet, on
Brownsville avenue, Th1rtieth ward.
Dilworth, Porter & Co., iron-clad one-story
brick shed, 6OxlO0 teet on river bank, Thir-
tieth ward.
Mrs Mary Koegler. brick two-story dwelling,
24x3O feet, on Mint alley, Twenty-ninth ward.
John Fralich, frame one-story and basement
dwelling, 17x32 feet, on Erie street, Twenty
A. Roemhild, frame one-story storage house.
14xl4 feet, on Carson street, Twenty-sixth
Mrs. Mary Bates, frame one-story kitchen,
12xl6 feet, on Larkins alley Twenty-fifth ward.
Mary g. Reed frame two-story dwelling,
l8x30 feet each, on Gerrett street, Twenty-frst
W. h. Winslow, frame two-story stable, 22x2o
feet, on Aiken avenue. Twentieth ward.
VIM. Floyd, brick two-story dwelling 25x32
feet, on Baum street, Twentieth ward.
Geo, H Stoebener, brick three-story business |
house, 17x75 feet on Frankstown avenue, Nine |
teenth ward.
T. A. & J. A. Mellon, frame addition two
story dwelling, 20x3O feet, on ST. Clair street,
Nineteenth ward.
Tom Marshall, blick two-story dwelling, I7x32 |
feet, on Holmes street, Eighteenth ward.
John Mooney, two frame two-story dwellings, |
28x32 feet each. on Ella street. Sixteenth ward |
John Ruerick, frame two-story dwelling, 20x32 |
feet, on Kioto street. Sixteenth ward.
Mr.. Kellwart, frame two-story dwelling, l7x32 |
feet on Ella street. Sixteenth ward.
John G. Klaus. two brick two-story and man
sard dwellings, 18x32 feet each, on DeSoto |
street, Fourteenth ward.
Alex. Hall, frame two-story stable, 2OxoO feet,
On Mawhinney street, Fourteenth ward.
w. H. Shaddick. frame addition, one-story
dwelling 12x12 feet on Winthrop street, Four
teenth ward.
Best Fox & Co., iron-clad one-story foundry,
25x45 feet on Twenty-fifth street, Twelfth
ward
John G. Klaus, brick addition, one-story
dwelling, 2Ox34 feet on Fifth avenue, Sixth
ward,
Mrs. Jane G. Lghtner two-brick two-story