The herald., 1896-08-27
Permits Issued by the Building
Superintendent
THE CITY GROWS STEADILY
Many New Structures for Homes or
Business Purposes
Real Estate Dealers Report an ACTIVE Demand
for City Lands-Repor.s Of Sales OF
Real Property

| Notwithstanding the supposed dull
ness of the season, the weeks record OF
building shows operations of somewhat
unusual magnitude. Sixty-six permits
were issued for the erection of new
buildings, the total estimated cost be-
ing sS2, $50 While there is no really big
building in the list, there is one four-
story brick block and a large number
| of dwellings of the better class. The
| list. omitting small repairs and sheds,
! is as follows:
r. B. Williamson, dwelling, Soto, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. 5000.
d. X. Edwards, four-story brick
| dwelling, Broadway. between First and
Court streets, $1S.000
J. G.. Schaefer, barn, Broadway, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, s100.
Joseph H. Call, two-story dwelling,
Beacon, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, $4,000.
Edward l.. Roster, dwelling, Pasa-
dena avenue, between Roster and Well
streets, $500.
Mrs Mary OReilly, dwelling. Hawk
ins, near Sichel street, $1100.
D. w. Davis, dwelling, Union avenue.
between Ninth and Tenth streets, s245O.
J. r. Vogel, two-story lodging house,
Hill, between Seventh and Eighth
streets. s45OO.
Mrs. L. J. Brown. four two-story
dwellings, Maple avenue; between
Ninth and Tenth streets, $500.
Mrs. Mary Ostermann, one-story
building, Twenty-thrd street and
Grand avenue, s24S9.
Mrs l.. E. Brainerd. dwelling,
Twelfth street, near Union avenue,
$780,
dwelling, Little and Adams, between
Hewitt and Hoover, $500.
Mrs. Geer dwelling, Sichel, between
Hoff and Primrose streets, s1296.
w. G. McGinty. dwelling. Twenty
rinth street, near Stanford avenue,
$1,000.
Mrs. ]. H. Train, dwelling, Adams,
$175.
near Pico street. $475.
Mrs. Emma Scott. two-story frame
lodging house, Sixteenth street, be-
tween Hill and Grand avenue, $4,000.
j. c. Chapman, dwelling, Ceres, be.
tween Sixth aed Seventh streets, $3.50.
NJ. B. Gibson. dwelling, F street, be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth, $780,
August Winstel, dwelling, Grand av-
enue, between Twelfth and Pico streets,
$3300.
Anna E. Brown. dwelling, southeast
corner Tenth and Denver avenue
$1,000.
Lincoln Nissley, barn, Sixth between
Sherman and Dora streets, $500.
f. H. Terry, addition to dwelling, 922
| Wall street, $780,
! George w. Hazeltine, move dwelling
from 34S Hill street to Olive. betwee1
| Third and Fourth, S4O0.
| Pacific Coast Pipe Co. factory build
| ing, northwest corner Third street and
Santa Fe avenue, s2500.
John 7. La Du, addition to frame
lodging house, Olive, between Third and
Fourth, 5000.
Fred Mueller. dwelling, corner Hope
and Jefferson. $1,000.
+. E. Rosenberg, dwelling, Twenty
second, between San Pedro and Menlo,
$1400.
E. F. c. Klokke, move three dwellings,
East Ninth, to Wall, between Eighth and
Ninth, $500.
E. F. C. Klokke, move two dwellings
from S43 and S51 Wall street, to Wall
street. between Eighth and Ninth street,
S400.
Mrs. S. H. Miller, addition to dwell
ing, 215 Lecouvreur, $500.
Elsie Davis, dwelling, Twenty
between Naomi and Orange avenue, $500.
r. r. Phelps, addition to dwelling,
1243 West Pico street, S140.
A. ]. Erllnger, move dwelling from
Montreal and Bellevue to Pearl and
Bellevue, $100.
w. T. Heaton, addition to dwelling,
Baldwin. between Eastlake and Han
cock, $3.50.
T. H. Leach, addition to dwelling, 61O
Belmont avenue, $3.50.
j. w. Sweesy move dwelling from
Ninth and Broadway to Ninth near San
Pedro, $3.50.
Mr.. Savage, butcher shop, Also, be-
tween Anderson and Railroad, 800.
H. Crocker, dwelling, George, near
Central avenue, $500.
John Roemer, dwelling, Henry street
, between Hansen and Park, $3.50.
S. H. C. Langworthy, dwelling, Grif-
| fin avenue and Grandin, $400.
/ Lacy ]. Moorhead, story dwell
| ing, Fourth. between st. Louis and
| Cummings. $500.
A. ]. Riethmuller, 242 South Spring,
engine house, HILL between Third and
| Fourth. $4,000.
Mrs. n. f. Holt dwelling, D street near
| Pasadena avenue, 1915.
Mrs. L. A. Johnson, able, Eighth near
! Hemlock, $3.50.
/ DR.. G.. w. Campbell, dwelling, First
street near Boyle avenue, $4,000.
Mrs. A. Sehmann, dwelling, PlcO, be-
! tween San Pedro and Stanford streets,
| $40O.
| George Lemp. dwelling, Rich street,
| between Fifteenth and Sixteenth, $1,000.
| A. o. Ohlendorf dwelling. Towne ave-
| nue., between Eighth and Ninth streets,
| $1,000.
! UNCONTRACTEDW WORK.
The Builder and Contractor makes
note of the following work not yet un-
| der contract.
j. E. Quinn intends building a resi-
| dence on Vermont avenue, near Adams
! street
Mrs. Sarah Wise intends building a
cottage on Maple avenue, near Washing
! ton street.
Mrs Jennie NJ. Davis intends build
! ing a fine residence on the corner of
| Sixth and Providence streets.
| Mrs. Emma Scott intends building
four flats on Fifteenth street, between
| Hill street and Grand avenue.
| d. w. Jeffries intends building a num-
| Der of cottages on seven lots recently
| purchased on Washington street, near
| Hoover street.
Architects sYedgwood & Garrett have
| prepared plans for Mrs. Marshall for
| four flats, to be erected on Second street,
| near Olive street, cost $4,000.
| The board of church extension Of
| United Presbyterian churches of North
America have purchased the northeast
corner of Washington and Santee streets
for the purpose of erecting church
| building.