The herald., 1896-12-03
Permits Issued by the City Su=
perintendent
PEOPLE ARE STILL COMING
And the City's Homes Are Increasing in
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-five applicants, the total estimated
cost of the new structures being $43, 1926
| While most Of the operations are con-
fined to dwelling houses, there is fair
| sprinkling of stores, with 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 $50O0 followed by 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, $500.
| Mrs. Estelle Fl. Waldeck, two story
dwelling, Flower between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth, $4S90
| Union Hive and Box Co., addition to
| dwelling. 22S North Water street. 800.
| Quong Sing Kee, alter brick building,
81 East Marchessault. $780,
| 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. M. 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.
s. ]. Sterling, dwelling Thirtyfrst
between Ctneral and Griffin avenues.
| $3.50.
e. d. Fletcher. store building, north
east corner of Ninth and Moore, S140.
H. Robertson, addition to dwelling,
, 1921 Winfield street, $3.50
s. Fl. Ward, dwelling, Twenty second
street near Central avenue. $135.
]. 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 $780,
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, 5000.
c. F. Smith, dwelling, Eighteenth be-
tween San Pedro and Peru. $780,
Henry Glass, four flats, Wall between
Winston and Fifth. $4,000.
f. B. Gator, two-story dwelling, Thir-
ty-third between Central avenue and
Wadsworth, $500.
Theo. H. 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, $780,
Ella Burns. Central avenue, between
Fourth and Fifth streets, dwelling, $500.
Jules Pierret, Also, between Los An
geles and Alameda streets, stable. S125.
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 f1ats), $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, $500.
THE MONTHS WORK.
During the month of November the su-
perintendent of buildings issued 149 per-
mits, amounting to $127, ,289, viz:
S5 new buildings :. .......... $10S. $50
30 alterations and repairs :. 12,759
26 sheds, stables, etc. .......... $3.50
removals go. :. .... ...... 2,31O
Which are classed as follows:
Frame cottages -. =. 80. :. 81
Two-story frame dwellings ......19
Office and store buildings :. ...... 2
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