The herald., 1896-07-16
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING
Permits Issued by the City ST.
perintendent
A VERY FAIR WEEKS WORK
With q Good Proportion Of High.CIass
Dwellings
City Lots for Building Purposes In Good De-
mand-Reports Of Sales nade and Inn
provements Contemplated


Notwithstanding the approach Of hot
weather and the season when business
Is supposed to yield somewhat to the
need of rest, there seems little cessation
of activity among the builders. During
the week ended last night As building
permits were issued from the office of the
city superintendent. The total estimat-
ed cost of the new structures Is $51 1925.
There are no high cost buildings in the
list, though there are several dwellings
ranging from $4,000 to $4,000, and the Slim
son Lafayette school building will cost
$4,000. Most of the new buildings are
dwellings, though there Is one apartment
house which will cost $4,000, and a fair
sprinkling of warehouses and small
stores. The list complete is as follows:
j. X. Hastings, dwelling, Twenty-first
streetnear Central avenue, sS5.
William Jochum, dwelling. Twelfth
street, between Union avenue and YER
non, $1040.
Thomas Wilson, two-story dwelling
State, between Third and Fourth streets.
1880.
National Vinegar Works. shed, AL
pine and Buena Vista streets, $50.
H. w. Tilton, two dwellings, Fifteenth,
between Central avenue and Tennessee
street, $1,000.
A. ]. Dennis, dwelling, Hansen, near
Downey avenue, $1,000.
Cudahy Packing company, addition of
two stories to present building, Macy
street, near the river, $500.
Homer Laughlin, two-story store ana
Office building, s4246.
Merchants Advertising company, cor
rugated iron house. Broadway, between
Sixth and Seventh streets, $500.
S. B. Ragatz, dwelling, Seaton. be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, 5000.
H. j. Stewart & Bro, two-story dwell
ing, Primrose, between Johnson and
Helen streets, $500.
Henry T. Welch, dwelling. Leahy. be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets, SIPS.
R. NJ. Baker. two-story flats. Spring.
between Eighth and Ninth streets, $4,000.
I. NJ. Gibson. two-story dwelling. AL
varado, between Sixth and Orange
streets, $780,
J. Ybara, store building. Alameda, be-
tween Ord and Alpine streets, $4O0.
L. D. K Mcknight dwelling, Hoover,
near Pico street, $1,000.
Colerick Brothers, store building, cor
ner First and Anderson streets, $500.
1. Walker. dwelling, Forester avenue,
between Hoover and Howland streets.
$1,000.
j. A. Lee, dwelling, Thirty-third, be-
tween Wadsworth street and Central av-
enue, $500.
Aug. Chelligren, dwelling, Haven, be-
tween McClintock and Hough streets,
$3.50.
Stimson Lafayette Industrial school,
two-story school building, opposite
Jackson street. $4,000.
George W. Stimson. two-story dwell
ing, Florida, near Moore street $1925.
D. X. Stetson, move three dwellings
from Pasadena to Pasadena avenue
near Chestnut street. S34O.
j. B. jackson. dwelling, Birch, between
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets, $1075.
Mrs L. L. Newell, dwelling, Bellevue
avenue, near Edgeware road, $1S61.
J. G. Schaefer. two-story brick build
ing. Broadway, near Tenth street. S520o.
G. F. Dussol two-story dwelling, cor
ner Jefferson and Royal streets, S450O
j. Hing shed. rear of 341 Marchesault
street, 500.
Mrs E. Daggett. dwelling, Twenty
seventh. between Grand avenue and Main
street, $1,000
Buffalo Brewing company. factory,
Alameda street, near Naud's warehouse,
$4,000.
John Flammer. dwelling, Carey. be-
TWEEN First and Second streets. $500.
c. |. Ford. dwelling, Hinton avenue
near Pearl; $500
Lem Glen, storehouse, corner Alamo
da and Apablasas street; $3.50.
Mrs NJ Smith. dwelling, Central ave-
nue. near Railroad street; $1,000.
P ]. Mccormick, two dwellings, Grand
avenue between Second and Third
streets: each $4,000.
T Weisendanger. dwelling, White
street near Park; $500.
~ H-4 .a1,o al or IN n
Cincinnati near Santa Fe avenue; $3.50
William Sellenschedt. dwelling, Ninth
street between San Pedro and Clark
streets! $500.
UNCONTRACTEDW WORK
The Builder and Contractor makes
note of the following work which has
been decided upon but which is not un-
der contract
Architect Fred Dorm has prepared
, plans for the Gardner G. Zellner Piano
company for three-story business
block. to be erected on the site of the old
| tabernacle on east side of Broadway be-
| tween Second and Third streets, on
| which they have secured fifteen years
| lease. 1t will have pressed brick front
| with three stores on first floor and offices
/ and rooms above; cost about $50, 600
Architect c. H. Brown is preparing
plans for c. Henne for a five-story block
| 30 be built so feet on Third and 80 feet
on Spring street and 175 feet
| deep from Spring street, the
! shape of the block allowing space for the
/ Lankershim block, which is on the cor
ner The material is not yet.decided on
nor is the cost estimated.
a. p West, cashier Columbia Savings
bank, intends building fine residence
! on Figueroa street near Thirtieth street
A Chinese company intends building
row Of fourteen stores on Marches
sault street south of Alameda street.
Architects Captain & Krempel are pre-
pairing plans for August Winstel for g
siX-room one-story and attic dwelling tc
! be built on Grand avenue, between
| Twelfth and Pico streets; cost $4,000.
Architects Smith &, Elder have pre-
pared plans for Mrs. G. Skofted for g
| two-story ten-room residence to be bull
on Wall street near Seventh street, tC
cost s21o0.
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