The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-03-19
REAL ESTATE and BUILDING
AN INCREASE OF ACTIVITY ALL ALONG
THE LINE
The Permits Issued Prom the superlntend-
ent's Office Indicate Continued Growth In
Population and Business-Revival Of Tour.
ist Hotel Propositions

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local building operations during the week
ended yesterday, and the work was some-
what better distributed than has been the
case for some weeks past, for while no
really large buildings we're begun there
were several ranging from $4,000 to $15,-
600. and stores and other buildings for
eemi-public purposes are more numerously
represented in the list than they have been
for a month or two past.
During the week permits were issued
from the office Of the city superintendent
of buildings to the number of fifty-six, the
aggregate cost of the proposed buildings
being $65.595. The list, emitting sheds,
barns and repairs costing less than $500 is
as follows:
Stimson & Christie, two dwellings, Lin
coin street. near Moore, 400 each:
Mrs. A. G. Young, repair lodging house,
$40 North Broadway. $500.
A. G. Gilbert, dwelling, Ceres, between
Sixth and Seventh. 5000.
John 7. Chambers, addition to dwelling,
100 East Thirty-sixth street, $135.
John ID. Luca, two flats, Central avenue,
near Twelfth, $1,000.
William Mead, move dwelling from Pico
Heights to Clara, near Bauchet street,
$3.50.
Mrs. E. C. DEMO. move and repair dwell
ing, Westlake, between Seventh and Eighth
streets, $1125.
Ralphs Bros, four-story brick building,
corner Sixth and Spring streets, 81 900.
Thomas Copley, alter 1877 North Broad
DR.. II. c. Kirkpatrick, addition to dwell
ing, Grand avenue, between Washington
and Twenty-frst streets, $1,000.
Mrs. G. A. Everett. addition to dwelling
1915 Pasadena avenue, $500.
Ira Tilden, barn, Grand avenue, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, $500.
j. H. Klipper. dwelling, Gladys avenue,
between Sixth ana Seventh streets. $3.50.
j. A. Colp, dwelling, Barbee, between
Thomas and Gates streets, $143O.
Anna Bernharth, addition to dwelling,
1907 West Ninth street, 5000.
Anna Cleland. dwelling, Gleason avenue,
between Mathews and Mott streets, $3.50.
A. @. Gilbert, dwelling, Easton, near
Central avenue, $500.
j. g. Joraleman, two-story dwelling and
barn, Union avenue, near Twenty-third
$2625.
Mrs. Mary Skinner. W. J. Hamilton,
builder, dwelling and addition to dwelling,
Truman, near Downey avenue, $1,000.
Mrs. Anna Ross, dwelling, Cottage
Home, near Bernard street, $1,000.
Chris Krempel, dwelling, Croker street.
between Third and Fourth, $1,000.
f. H. Keith. addition to dwelling, Albion
street, near Water, $780,
Minnie S. Chapman, dwelling, Star, be-
tween Fourteenth and Sixteenth streets,
$500.
j. A. Smith, two-story dwelling, Gladys
avenue, between Fifth and Sixth streets,
$1,000.
Christina Duffton, dwelling, Thirtieth,
near Central avenue, $1,000.
Peter Mas, 276 South Main, dwelling,
Twelfth, between Stanford and Paloma,
$500.
Theodore Mathews, addition to dwelling.
Chestnut street, between Albion and Mo
Fart, 500.
f. Botellier, addition to dwelling at 766
Maple avenue, $500.
w. &. Il. Randolph, store, Third and San
Pedro streets, $50.
M. Ordoqui, dwelling, Temple street, be-
tween Douglas and Patton, $3.50.
Blum Lubin, frame fiat, First street, be-
tween Olive and Grand avenue, $500.
Mrs. Kate Ely. Pleasant street, near
First. dwelling, $500.
Mrs. Betty Creighton. dwelling, St.
James Park. $500.
UNCONTRACTED WORK
The Builder and Contractor makes note
OF the following new work, part of which
has been definitely decided upon, and part
of which depends upon contingencies more
or less likely to occur:
Architect G. H. Brown is preparing plans
for two-story ten-room dwelling on Tenn
pie street for Mrs Hutchinson. 1t will have
two mantels, plate glass. pine finish and
brick foundation; cost, $500.
Architects Hudson 4 Krause are prepar.
ing plans for Mrs. Adelaide Sumner for a
five-room cottage on Lincoln Heights, to
cost $1,000.
The Wiltshire Boulevard Hotel company
proposes putting up a 100000 hotel on a
seven-acre tract overlooking Westlake
park, owned by the Wiltshire company,
which the latter propose to sell to the hotel
company for $4,000. The hotel is de-
signed to contain so rooms and will be of
the Spanish renaissance style; it is report
ed that about $50 900 has been subscribed
toward the project
w. L. Weeks has purchased the north
west corner of Douglas street and Kensing-
ton road. in ADgeleno heights; he will build
a home worth $4,000.
Annie N. Gibson has bought two lots on
Golden avenue and Eighth street, with
frontage of 21O feet on Eighth street. Mrs.
Gibson will erect several houses an these
lots.
4. X. Foster has bought lot on Flower
street. near Washington. on which he in
tends to build fine residence.
Nelson Story, a large cattleman from
Deer Lodge county, Montana, will erect q
five-story and basement building OH the
southeast corner of Broadway and Sixth
street; cost about $l25 900. The hotel
which is on this site will be moved to
Grand avenue. between Ninth and Tenth
streets.
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