The herald., 1896-09-03
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING
Permits Issued by the City Su'
perintendent
HOME BUILDERS ARE BUSY
A Fair Proportion of Structures for
Business
Comparison Of Work Done In August Of Pre-.
cedlng Yesrs-Sales Of Realty Re-
ported by Dealers

forty-eight permits for the construction
of new buildings were issued from the
office of the city superintendent Of build
ings. OF this number one is for the con-
struction of three-story brick block on
Main street, between Second and Third,
for Schwarz & Hoffman, estimated to
cost $40, 900. Another is for the construc-
ton Of a $4,000 residence for w. H. Holli-
day, to be built at the corner Of Hoover
and Adams streets; a third is for the
$4,000 dwelling Of DR.. G. w. Campbell, on
the corner of Boyle avenue and First
street.. Aside from these, the list en-
braces only buildings of moderate cost,
chiefly for dwelling houses, with one or
two small stores, to be erected outside
of the citys business section.
The total amount to be invested in
new buildings under the permits granted
during the week is $4S.S72, and the list,
omitting small repairs and sheds, is as
follows:
j. E. Crouch, dwelling, Third street,
between st. Louis and Chicago. $500.
DIR. Geo. w. Campbell. two-story
dwelling, corner First street and Boyle
avenue, $4,000.
Mrs. l.. A. Johnston, barn, Eighth
street, between Fl emlock and Birch, $3.50.
Mrs. "A. Schwamm, addition to dwell
ing, Pico street, between San Pedro and
Stanford, $400.
Geo. Lampe, dwelling Rich street, be-
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth, $1,000.
A. O. Ohlendorf, dwelling, TOwne ave-
nue, between Eighth and Ninth streets,
$1,000.
W. H. Holiday, two-story dwelling,
corner Hoover and Adams streets, $4,000.
G. HI Sebree, dwelling, Clinton street,
near Thornton 5000.
J. A. Lee, addition to dwelling, 1917
East Twenty-fifth street, $500.
M. w. Coppey, dwelling, Twenty-f1fth
street, between Naomi and Hooper, $500.
VIM, Bosbyshell, barn, Eleventh street
and Westlake avenue, $780,
Schwarz & Hoffman, three e-story brick
building Main street, between Second
and Third, s20,00O
Mrs. Jane Bell, dwelling, Mary street,
near Central avenue, $500.
w. w. Greek, addition to building, 1856
East Thirty-first street, 5000.
p. A. Massena, dwelling, Thirty-second
street and Griffin avenue, $3.50.
VIM. Slaney. addition to brick building,
III South Main street. $3.50.
T. e. Smith, dwelling, 2013 East
Sixth street, $500.
C. E. Dubourdieu, addition to dwell
ing, Piper Main street. between Ord
and Alpine, $500.
Lillian Owens, dwelling, Union ave-
nue., between Ninth and Tenth streets,
$3.50.
J. Cussen, addition to dwelling, Lin
coin avenue, between Moore and Geor-
gia Bell streets, $500.
Lena Hass, dwelling, Fourteenth st..
opposite Stanford avenue, $500.
Amelia Elliott, dwelling, Ceres avenue,
between Fifth and Sixth streets, 5000.
Mrs. M. King, dwelling, Fifteenth
street. between Peru and San Pedro
streets. 500.
H. c. Blaney, dwelling. Sixteenth and
Maple avenue, $500.
S. S. Wood, two-story dwelling.
Crocker street, between Fifth and Sixth
streets, $1100.
John O'Laverty, move dwelling from
129 South Los Angeles street to Santa
Fe avenue, near Pacific street. s100.
T. W. Woodwork, church building,
Twenty-fifth street, near Central ave-
nue., $1,000.
A. q. Severt, dwelling, Olive street.
near Washington street, $780,
G. H. Shafer,. move dwelling, from
Flower, between Twenty third and Ad-
ans streets, TO Flower street, near
Twenty-third, 5000.
Sarah E. Davis, dwelling, southeast
corner North Main and Sichel streets,
$1102.
Thomas Bynum. barn, Compton ave-
nue.. between Vernon and Jefferson
streets, 800.
West Side Lighting company build
boiler. house and addition to old build
ing, electric power house, corner Second
and Figueroa streets, $1,000.
A. e. Mcconnell, 1907 West Thirty
sixth street, dwelling, Haven street, be-
tween McCiintock and Vermont. 5000
A. Schreiner, frame store and dwell
ling, corner Oak and Washington, $500.
A. D. Hof1eld. store building, Twelfth
and Union avenue, $500.
George ,Kerkhoff, addition to dwell
ling, GA South Main street. $3.50.
AUGUST WORK
During the month of August the super
intendent Of buildings Issued PA permits
amounting to $311.S93, viz: One hun
dred and twenty-eight new build
ings, S2S6,113; forty-flve alterations and
repairs, $20105; nineteen sheds, stables,
etc, $2075; twenty-five removals, $4,000;
total. $31l,Se3
The new buildings are classified as
follows:
Frame cottages, 'S4 two-story frame
dwellings. 27; office and store build
ings, q; two-story brick buildings, 2;
brick buildings, /; five-story brick build
ings, i; two-story frame flats, l; two
story frame lodging houses, Q; factory
buildings, 3; stores and dwellings COM
bined, 3; brick engine houses, 1; total,
1928.
In August, 1894, 1856 permits were issued
for buildings aggregating $182,157; in 1895
duringtt month Of August 217 permits
were issued, the aggregate cost of the
buildings being $462,955 The past
month, therefore. Aows no falling off
in the number Of new buildings, though
the amount invested is not SO large.
Uncontracted Work
The Builder and Contractor makes
note of the following work not yet under
contract:
Architect John P. Krempel has pre-
pared plans for Schwarz & Hoffman for
q three-story brick building, 65x12O feet.
on Main street, between Second and
Third streets; cost, $2o.000.
Architect. A. B. Benton opened bids
yesterday for alterations to st. Paul's
parish building on Olive street.
Architect w. w. Wilson has prepared
plans for j. Bacigalupi for a six-room
cottage, to be erected on lot 81, Adams
street tract; cost, $1,000.
AMONG THE DEALERS