The herald., 1896-12-03
Permits Issued by the City Su-
perintendent
PEOPLE ARE STILL COMING
And the City's Homes Are Increasing Ia
Number
The Closing Month of the Year Opens
With Promise of Increased Activ-
ity in Building Lines.

Building permits during the week end
ing Wednesday night were issued to
forty-f1ve applicants, the total estimated
cost or the new structures being $43, 1926.
While most Of the operations are con-
fined to dwelling houses there is a fair
| sprinkling of stores. with a few flats and
| houses intended for the occupancy of
others than the owners. The building
representing the largest investment is
the residence Of Mrs. Estelle Waldeck.
on Flower between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets, which will cost close
to $4,000, followed by a three-story brick,
for stores and flats to be put UP by w.
r. Dunlap on Seventh street between
Spring and Main streets. The remain
der Of the list comprises dwelling houses
costing about $1,000 each, with one or two
small stores.
The list, with the omission of small
alterations and sheds, is as follows:
o. Hoeppner, dwelling, Maxwell be-
tween Howland and Thornton, $3.50.
A. Maisbett. dwelling, Santee between
Fourteenth and Pico, $1,000.
Mrs. Estelle II. Waldeck, two-story
dwelling, Flower between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth, $4S90.
Union Hive and Box Co., addition to
dwelling. 223 North Water street, $780,
Quong Sing Kee, alter brick building,
81 East Marchessault, $10O.
Geo. j. Lund. dwelling, Park Grove av-
enue, between Washington and Twenty
first, 1850.
Robert A. Scherer, dwelling, Adams
near Naomi. $1,000.
A. w. Weese. new iron front at 313
North Los Angeles street, $3.50.
M. B. Thompson, dwelling, Soto street
between Fourth and Sixth, $1,000.
Mrs. NJ. A. Chaplin, dwelling, Brant
between Temple and First, $3.50.
Henry c. Bohrman, double dwelling,
Eleventh near San Pedro. $3.50.
RIG. Van Cleve, dwelling, Seventeenth
between Toberman and Union, $1400
Hannah Halmer, dwelling, 431 Towne
avenue, $685.
A. r. Pearse, dwelling, Gladys avenue
between Sixth and Seventh, $500.
8. ]. Sterling. dwelling Thirty first
between Ctneral and Griffin avenues,
$3.50.
Il. D. Fletcher. store building, north
east corner Of Ninth and Moore, S140.
H. Robertson, addition to dwelling,
, 1921 Winfield street, $3.50.
8. H. Ward dwelling, Twenty y-second
street near Central avenue. $135.
j. Parker. alter and repair dwelling,
Fifth and San Julian, 5000.
Chas. NJ. Stimson, dwelling, Tennessee
between Twelfth and Fourteenth, $500.
Emma C. Pilgrim, dwelling. Thirty
third between Wadsworth and Griffith,
$500.
Clark & Taylor addition to Office
building, 316 East Third, $3.50.
Mrs. j. D. Smith, dwelling, Chestnut
between Humboldt and Arizona. $500.
Mrs. M. M. Beckley, move dwelling
from Augusta street to Winston avenue
near Date, and add to same, s4o0,
Burke Bros, repair building, south
west corner Main and Washington, $3.50.
Geo. Diemeggio, addition to dwelling,
Birch between Ninth and Twelfth, $500.
c. F. Smith, dwelling, Eighteenth be-
tween San Pedro and Peru, $500.
Henry Glass, four flats, Wall between
Winston and Fifth. $780,
F. B. Gator two-story dwelling, Thir-
ty-third between Central avenue and
Wadsworth, $500.
Theo. II. White, dwelling. Breed, be-
tween Fourth and Sixth, $500
Victor Athenous, store building, south
east corner Ninth and Alameda, $500.
George w. Stimson, two-story dwell
ing, Eleventh, near Union avenue, $3.50.
George w. Stimson, Byrne building.
two two-story dwellings, Florida, near
Moore, $3.50.
George w. Stimson, three dwellings,
corner Hayes and Darwin. $2350.
Ella Burns, Central avenue, between
Fourth and Fifth streets. dwelling, $500.
Jules Pierret, Aliso. between Los An
geles and Alameda streets, stable, $125.
G. w. Stimson, Hayes and Darwin
streets, dwelling, $3.50.
w. r. Dunlap, Seventh street. be-
tween Spring and Main streets, three
story brick block (stores and flats), $4,000.
A. o. Howay. two dwellings on San
Joaquin street, between Sixth and Ocean
View, $4,000 cash.
G. w. Brett, H street, between Elev-
enth and Twelfth, dwelling, $780,
THE MONTHS WORK.
During the month of November the su-
perintendent of buildings issued 149 per-
mits amounting to $127, ,289, viz:
IS new buildings :. ..........$ $685. $50
30 alterations and repairs :. 12,759
26 sheds, stables, etc. ........ $3.50
s removals .... :. ..... ...... 2,310
Which are classed as follows:
Frame cottages -. :. 49,. :. 81
Two-stOry frame dwellings ......19
Office and store buildings :. ......