The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-11
SPECTATORS BUSY.
Building Boom on the Hill
Permits for New
Houses.

SPECTATORS and investors are again
at work. During the past week the
building permits issued by Building In
spector Jones represent an investment OF
$50. OILS. OF this sum perhaps $4,000 is i'll
the improvement of properly, while the
remainder is to be invested in new
buildings. These figures show an en-
couraging increase over the correspond
ing week last year.
The building movement is still con-
lined to the Hill, n to real estate
dealers demonstrates that moneyed peo-
pied are becoming more confident of the
future of Jersey City realty.
RESULTS OF THE COUNTY ROAD.
The Boulevard has had a beneficial
effect on building, and so also has the
great number of street improvements
that are being made. The constant
boom in building is gratifying to Mayor
Wanser.
Some of the people to whom permits
were granted last week are:-
Catharine Stairway, to raise property
at No. 1859 Garfield avenue, at a cost of
Lyla Reed, to improve No. 1872 Hancock
avenue, at an expense OF SOY.
Frank B~eeknan, to raise Nos. l65 and
J.. Fahey. to raise No. 164 st. Paufs
avenue. at al outlay. of 500.
E.. Walter, to build a one-story frame rams
at No. 1,U72 Summit avenue, to cost $500.
Lucy Miller. to build three two story
and cellar houses at Nos; IA 146 and 14S
Webster farssY eyer e Niet to cost Ii 3 ;fsS C eaeh; to
mont streets. to cost 1880.
ce Me and i9 new og gsste S'e aS excellent cut
of which appeared in THE News" at an
outlay of $500.
frame on Hague street, neal Nelson ave-
Patrick o'Neill. to build a four story
brick fat on ST. u avenue 90 me near
Patrick O'Brien, to invest $4,50J In a
three-story frame fiat. to be built on
Ida L. Foster. to build a twozstoryy
Bentley avenue. at a cost Of se,ooe.
place, at a cost Of $40.
J. C.. Blackwell. to build a two-story
/ frame at Harrison and Monticello ave-
Alex. Sims, to invest $500 in a two
story frame. 10 be erected at summit
Allan L. McDermott. to build three
three-story frame houses. to cost $4,000
on Hoboken avenue. near the Avenue
Oils Shaffer, to make an addition to
his property, at No. 8 Thomas street, to
r Z. Mortimer. to make alterations
and additions at No. 2l5 Halliday street,
to cost S 1000.
Caroline Kiueg, to build a $1,000 two
story frame dwelling on Clerk street.
John W. Heck, to invest $4,000 in a
magnificent two-story frame dwelling, to
be known as No. 5 Clifford place.
e. Davis, to build a two-story frame
house at No. 57S William street, to
Drake & Smith. to build a shop at
Montgomery street and West Sid ave-
nue., to cost $1N.
Charles Hfllebsant. to build a stable
at No. $50 Hutton street. to cost So
Fred Schober. to alter front of No; "a
Railroad avenue, at an expense Of 500.
Matthew Costello, to put new front in
store at No. SO Summit avenue, at a
II. F. Jones, to erect a one-story frame
at Tenth and Henderson streets. to cost
5000.
John Davis. to raise No. $40 Grand
street at an expense of SIS.
A. Kerste, to make one-story extern
sion at No. 81 Hutton street. to cost
6. Weber, to make IN extension to
No. 100 Black street, to cost $l75,
j. Fahey, to raise No. 164 st. PauFs
avenue, at an outlay of 500.