The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-15
REMARKABLE GROWTH.
Permits Issued in Five Months
for 374 New Building in
Jersey City.

The building boom continues. During
the past week more than $4,000 has been
invested, n In nearly every instance.
spectators are erecting first class
houses, upon which a fair assessment
can be levied by the Tax Commissioners
next spring.
Building Inspector Jones happened to
look over his books yesterday and ne
found that from May / to October ], the
the permits he issued represent an IN
vestment of 81, 100000. This beats any
| record for five months since the bureau
was established.
1t is an average of $4,000 per month
and certainly no one can consistently
complain that spectators are inactive.
The investment of $1,2OO,0 900 gives the
| city 374 new buildings. Real estate men
are already predicting lively business In
| the. spring. They say that the activity in
building is due to acquisition of a new
supply of water.
PERMITS ISSUED.
The permits issued last week were as
| follows
P. o'Brien to build a three-story frame
dwelling on Reservoir avenue, near
William II. Riley to construct two two
story frame houses at Nos. 81 and 50
Vaudeville avenue, to cost $1,000 each.
John Mullins, to erect an iron green
house in the rear of his dwelling at
No. 254 Montgomery street, at an ex-
pense. of $1,79O.
story frame factory on Montgomery
street, between Fremont and Merseles
streets, t. 6 cost gdnSs s's9 70 n,,,,d . two-story
dwelling at No. 2S7 Cambridge avenue, to
D. W. oliver. to construct two two
avenue, between Ocean and Rose avenue,
to cost 1880 each.
Harry T. johnson, to build a one-story
ram at No. As Morris street TO cos
William stonier, to build a two-story
frame and basement house to cost &,5Oo
on the east side of West Side avenuf
near Harrison e
William Sy1mes. to build one three
story frame and cellar house to cos
Sc 5000. on Kearny avenue near Ocean ave
nue..
A. Newbolt, to build a three-story
frame to cost $4,000 at Duncan and Del
aware avenues. -
dow at No. sS9 Summit avenue;
Mrs. j. Autenreith. to move a STABLE q
an expense of $1,000, from Van W-nkl'
II. B. Long, to add one story to franz
expense of $500.
Jacob Keller. to build an extension t
NV. ~
Luke Clark, to build a three-stor.
frame stable to cost $500 at Newark ave
nue. and Third street.
James w. Mathison. to build a bricl
extension to buildings at Provost an
Fourteenth streets to cost $1,000.
George T. Bouton, to build a one-stor,
frame extension to No :, So sSo Danforth ave
Mary Dolan, to raise frame building q
No. 400 Third street at an expense OF $50
Charles K. Long, to move a tram
building to cost $500. from No. 2l Barrow
street. -,
Henry Prigge. to build a frame stabl
to cost 5000 at North street and Ger
mania avenue.
front to cost s15o. at No. s21 Grove stree
Norwegian Free Church. to build
frame church, to cost $2,50o;> on Thir
street. near Coles.
J. w. Martin, to build a PIAZZA. costin
$3.50, at No. 21 Palisade avenue.
Jacob Kehrwald. to move and add on
story to property corner of Franhli
street and Ogden avenue, to rear of lJ
at a cost of $2,460.
August Boyer, to put up a S1,20O staDl
at No. 210 Webster avenue.
Frank and Louisa Koch, to build
two-story frame house and a stable. t
cost $1,000, on the east side of Belvider
avenue, near C-ommunipaw avenue.
Mrs. J. Hornblower, to build an exter
sion costing $3.50 to No. A Hoboken ave
nue..
J.. Maslin & Son. to build a one-stor
frame, costing SIS. at No. 1853 Frs
~. Lovsnd. to build a green house q
James Cox, to build a two-story fram
to cost 1880 at No. 429 Tonnele avenue.
J. D. Bed1e, to build a two-story an
attic frame. costing $4,000. at the Boult
ward and avenue,