The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-05
BUILDING PERMITS.
What Has Been Done by the
Building Inspector.

The office of building inspector was
created October L. Since that time the
following permits for residences and
business buildings have been issued:
Joseph Langstroth, two.story frame
| residence on Second street, between
| Tenth and Eleventh avenues s. W.
| Shockey Sc GLADDEN. builders; cost.
| 2,206.
j. William Boyd, two-story frame
| residence on Fran kiln street, between
| Thirteenth and Fourteenth avenues.
Shockey & GLADDEN. builders; cost,
! $500.
N. I. Nininger, frame church on
Salem avenue, between Roanoke and
Park streets. j. II. Bower builder;
cost, $500.
Frank Follansbee, two-story frame
building on Campbell street, between
Il and streets; cost. $1,000
=. Ii. Coleman, two-story frame resi-
dence on Eighth avenue 8. W.; cost.
$4,000.
A. M. Trimmer. twostory frame resi-
dence on Washington avenue s,w.; cost,
$500.
N. a. Robertson, two-story frame
building on Railroad avenue; cost. $500.
G. L. Fraser, stable on premises on
Built street; cost, S110.
A. T. Jerer, two-story frame residence
on Fourth avenue p. g.; cost, S400.
j. P. Hudson, two story frame build
ing on Salem avenue; cost, $4,000.
d. V. Reed. two-story ten-room frame
residence on Twelfth street N. W.; cost,
$1,000.
S. Il. Campbell. two-story eight
room residence on Second avenue NV;
cost, $1,000.
William P. Huff, brick mill on Shen-
andoah avenue n. W.; cost, Ss,O5O.
| r. S. Gamble, two story frame resi-
dence on Wheat street, s. O.. cost, $500.
| HI. II. Greider, one-story frame ware
house on Railroad avenues; cost, S4O0.
Mineral Wool Plant, to erect build
| ings on Connecticut avenue n. W.; cost,
$4,000.
j. Il. Ambresselli, addition to resi-
dence at 201 Third avenue II. W.; cost,
$500.
O. w. Wade, two-storv cottage on
| Ninth avenue s. w; cost, $500.
William Lind, two-story frame addi-
ton to his residence, 332 Third avenue
! 8. W.; cost, 5000.
| residence on Walnut street S. W.; cost,
$1,000.
Pal Brickey, two.story brick cottage
| on Ernest avenue 8. W.; cost, 5000.
G. M. Willard, one-story Courtroom
franc residence on Fifth avenue W.;
cost. $500.
j. W. Baker two story six-room
frame building on Teaford street north
west; cost, 5000.
E. J. Kemp, two-story frame resi-
| dence on Sixth avenue n. W.; cost, zoo.
e. Il. Stewart, addition to Calvary
Baptist Tabernacle On Campbell street;
cost, S4Oo.
j. b. Faller, two-story frame building
on Fifth avenue northeast; cost, $4,000.
johnson & Thurman, two-story brick
store house on Henry street; cost, $4,000.
j. d. Rose, two-story eight-room
cost, 81 GOO.
w. II. Strickler. one. story brick build
ing at Salem avenue and Nelson street;
cost, $500.
Leonard Clark, one-story three-room
cottage, on Harrison street; cost, $500.
w G. Baughman, one-story frame
building on Fifth avenue 8. e.; cost, SIS.
j. A. Swartzel, one story four-room
frame building on Third avenue n. W.;
cost. $500.
Newton Clark, two-story frame stable
on Tenth avenue 8. W.; cost, 5000.
Shockey g. GLADDEN., three two story
frame buildings on Sixth avenue 8. W.;
COST $1,000 each.
Sam. w. Aliff, two-story frame resi-
dence on Fifth avenue S. e.; cost, $500
S. A. Compert, two-story frame build
ing, corner of Seventh avenue and Com
merce street; cost, $500.
Jamison g. PrillmaD, additions to dis
tillery on Gainesboro avenue n. o.; cost,
S1,2JO.