The herald., 1896-09-13
The Permits Issued by the City
Superintendent
NO NEW STORES STARTED
But the Home Builders Do Not Cease
Operations
Fairly Satlsfactory-Rsports Of Sales
Made During the Past Week

!
ity along construction lines. Added to
this is the tendency to delay until the
season changes. and perhaps some
other influences, SO that the record for
| the week shows a smaller number Of new
buildings than for some time past, and
| for the most part small houses. The
permit taken out during the week
which represents the largest outlay IL
| that covering the erection of the Nc
Laughlin residence on Colyton street,
near Fifth, which will cost $2500. H. H.
West will invest $4,000 in a dwelling
house to be erected on South Griffin
| avenue, near Baldwin, and c. s. Hillery
will lay out similar sum in the con-
struction of a dwelling on Thirty-first
| street, between Grand avenue and Hope
| street. Aside from these the permits
areapll for small dwelling houses and re-
pairs and for removals Of houses al
ready built. The list embraces twenty
five structures, representing total OUT
| lay of s15,61O, and is as follows:
| George Kerckhoff, addition to dwell
ing, GA South Main street. $3.50.
| Mrs. Anna +. .Durkee. raise and re-
pair dwelling. northeast corner Fourth
| and Fremont streets, 5000.
Mrs. Anna +. Durkee. dwelling, Gen.
! ter, between Lazard and Commercial
| streets, $500.
| A. S. Shultz, barn, corner Eureka and
Dayton streets, 5000.
H'y Greenwood, dwelling, Warren.
near Ninth street, $420.
| Frank SCHNEIDER, dwelling, Colyton
street, near Fifth. $7o0.
s. Mclaughlin; dwelling, southwest
Wesley M. e. church trustees, move
frame dwelling from Los Angeles street,
between First and Second, to southwest
corner Sixth and Maple avenue. $780,
Mrs. Mary Kolb. barn. Sixteenth
street, between Maple avenue and San
Pedro street, $3.50.
f. w. Watkins, repair store building.
northwest corner Georgia Bell and
Washington streets. 5000.
H. H. West, two-story dwelling, South
Griffin avenue. near Baldwin, $4,000.
James H. Adams & Co., dwelling,
Pico street. near Union avenue, $1,000.
G.. w. Brugs, dwelling, Lawrence
J street, between Seventh and Pacific,
Mrs Susan Hunter dwelling. Buena
Vista street, near Cottage Home, $500.
street, between Grand avenue and Hope
street, $2000
Carl Hartman. dwelling, 1107 East
Seventh street, 5000.
Edward Chalk, dwelling. Anderson
| street, between First and Also, $50,
5000. '- -
Mary "A. wescott, two one-story
| dwellings. Bartlett street between
| centennial and Pearl. $1400.
Mrs. c. H. Carlisle, addition to dwell.
ing, 1922 East First street, s175.
st. Joseph Benevolent society, barn,
| corner Pico and Santee streets. $3.50.
William Quick, two-story dwelling.
Helena avenue. between Seventh and
Eighth streets, $1,000.
John w. Barnes, dwelling, Jefferson
! street, near Central avenue, s125,
George s. Patton, alteration of dwell
ing, 515 North Main street, $3.50.
AMONG THE DEALERS.
People evidently find themselves able
to talk politics and real estate at tho
same time, for trades keep on with suffi-
cient frequency to make a tolerably 40
tive week.
| Among the sales reported is one en-
| gineered by j. F. Jones of a brick build.
ing containing three stories and four
flats on the southwest corner of Pico
| and Albany streets. E. T. Bryan of
! Glendale is the purchaser and the price
paid $4,000.
w. D. Longyear, cashier Of the Sc
curity Savings bank, on Saturday plank
| ed down $4,000 to l.. w. Loomis and Mr..
Loomis transferred his fine home to him.
| The lot is located on Twenty ninth
street, near Hoover, and has frontage
| Of seventy-five feet on Twenty-ninth
street.
The Barr & Wright Realty company
report the sale of an improved ten acres
| of land near Burbank, in the Lanker-
| SHIN rancho. to B. F. Vreeland. for $1,000.
McGarvin & Bronson on Saturday
closed the sale of finely improved
thirty-acre ranch near Burbank, in the
Providencia and Scott Land and Water
Fairburn, contemplates dedicating the
| ten acres now unimproved to the raising
of olives. The price peaid for the thirty
| acres was $6000 w. H. Carpenter was
| the former owner.
l.. F. Miller, secretary OF the Los An
geles Terra Gotta and Pressed Brick
| company, has purchased lots rs. 27 and
| 2S, in block 4, of the Beaudry tract No.
| 2, for which he paid $3.50. The lots We're
bought for the use in the brick making
| business.
Grider & Dow report the sale of lot
312 of the Briswalter tract, to John F.
Butler. for 5000 Mr.. Butler contem-
plates the erection of dwelling.
F. M. Kelsey and John X Taylor nave
| closed the sale of lot 21, block % of the
Electric Railway Homestead associa-
! tion tract, Pico Heights. to G. w. Nc
| Connell for 5000.
III. M. Conger & Son report the sale Of
| lot So in the Wilson tract to Eliza Car
| sale of lot So in the Wilson tract to Eliza
| Perry for the same consideration. Mrs.
| Perry will erect home on the lot
| Stimson Brothers on Friday closed the
sale of fifteen acres of raw land, being
! all of lot II and the north one-half of
| block II of the California Cooperative
| Colony lands. for a consideration Of
| $il25 to H. B. Botsford. This land ID
| situated about twelve miles south Of the
| city, near Clearwater.
Cortelyou & Giffen Saturday sold to
| c. M. Stimson house on Girard street
| (No. 1299) for $780, There is q neat
| fve-room cottage on the lot. which will
be disposed of by Mr.. Stimson on the in
stallment plan.
Salema Hatfield Friday purchased
| from e. P. Hillman lot 20 Of the Arling-
| ton tract for $1,000.
]. s. TAFT on Friday bought from Rob
ert Franken lot Is, block l, of w. l..
Johnson & Co.'S subdivision, for which
he paid $3.50 The property will be I'M
| proved at once.
J. Z. Jones on Saturday closed the sale
| of a 60x16O foot lot fronting on Pico
street with a. two-story brick piock,
which is not yet fully constructed, to e.
| T. Byram. This building is located on
| the corner Of Pico and Albany streets,
| and consists of three store rooms and
seventeen rooms above, divided into four
| flats. The consideration was $4,000. The
| same Arm have concluded the sale Of