The herald., 1896-04-10
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING
PERMITS ISSUED FROM THE CITY SUPER.
INrENDHNT'S OFFICE
Operations Not Quits So Extensive as Here.
tofore, but the City Still Shows
Healthy, Continuous and Rapid 0rowth.
City and County Realty Market


days closing yesterday falls somewhat
short of the expected, both as regards
number of permits issued and amount in
vested. Forty permits were issued, the
total estimated cost of the proposed
buildings being given as $43,1 and the
list, omitting small repairs, alterations
and sheds, is as follows:
T.. E. Lindholm, dwelling, Crocker,
between Fifth and Sixth; $500.
H. C. Hayes, dwelling, Twenty-first,
between Central avenue and Naomi;
$500.
Mrs. C. l.. Chapel, dwelling, corner
Clanton and Peru; 1915.
w. r. Hewlett. dwelling, Judson,
near Lord; $3.50.
Harry Merriman, dwelling, Vernon,
between Orange and Shatto streets;
$1,000.
George Stewart, addition to building,
First and Main; $400.
w. D. Ball, builder, dwelling, West
lake avenue, near Tenth: $3.50.
Alice V. Grover. dwelling, Elysian
Park avenue, between Marion and In
mis-; $500.
I. N. Gibson, dwelling, Golden, near
Eighth; $500. e..
Edwin Collins, addition to dwelling,
Central avenue, near Twenty-th1rd;
$500.
= O. J. Davis, dwelling. Central avenue,
between Twenty-first and Twenty-sec-
ond; $4,000.
O. c. Bryant. two-story dwelling,
Douglas and Kcnsington road: $4,000.
l. Burkhardt, addition to dwelling,
Los Angeles, between Sixth and Sew
enth; $500.
DR.. Joseph Khurtz, builder two-story
dwelling, Alvarado, between SiXth ana
Ocean View: S2600.
D. r. Alexander move dwelling from
9O4 South Broadway to Union avenue,
between Eighth and Ninth; $500.
Crystal Rock Salt Mining company,
3l5 East Second, frame factory, corner
Violet and Santa Fe avenue; $4,000.
Paul T.. Royere, move dwelling from
Denver avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth. to Montreal between Sand and
Bellevue; $105.
Fred Shaffer, store building, corner
Ramirez and Avila; s175.
Mrs. D. F. Walsh. addition to dwell
ing. Hill, between Eighth and Ninth;
$1,000.
Mrs r. II. Elliott. addition to dwell
ing 1919 Flower; $3.50.
6. Tonzola, dwelling, Ducommun, be-
tween Alameda and Amelia; $1,000
Irene Wormlight, dwelling, Towne
avenue, between Fourth and Fifth;
$500.
Mrs. S. A. Lindsay, dwelling, Towne
avenue. between Ninth and Tenth;
S475
r. W. Kelly. addition to, dwelling,
Sl3 New Jersey avenue; $500.
Isabel a. Hodgkins, two-story build
ing store and lodgings, San Fernando,
between Ann and Sotello; $1250.
General Pierce, move dwelling from
Sixth and Wall to First, near Ohio;
$i0O
Eva Bemant, dwelling, Adams street,
between Central avenue and Naomi;
$500
Mrs NJ. T.. Smiley. repair dwelling,
Delong, between Pico and Sixteenth; /;
$3.50.
c. T. Thom one-story brick stores,
Third between Main and Los Angeles,
$500.
N. w. Haas, two-story flats, Basil,
tetween Ann and Sotello; $500.
Mrs c. r. Eby. cottage. Kohler, 'be-
tween Eighth and Ninth; $500.
j. B. Lankershin. move dwelling from
Sixth and Broadway to Grand avenue,
near Pico: $149O.
500.
Epworth NJ. f. church, raise and re-
rair church, Bellevue avenue, near Cen
tennial; $3.50
G. P. Coverston, Thirty sixth street,
l.etwen Wesley and F'igueroa, dwelling;
$3.50.
Same owner on lot adjoining above,
dwelling; $500
Grder & Dow, Clanton street be-
tween San Pedro and Paloma; $1,000.
Same owner. on lot adjoining above,
dwelling; $1,000.
T. G. Barnard, 921 South Hill street,
addition to dwelling; $1,000
John 2. Lee, corner Mateo and Pal
metto streets, dwelling; $500.
Mrs. Johanna Nolte, Seventeenth
street, between Oak and Cherry streets,
dwellins $780,
J. Chapel, Fifth street, near Maple
avenue. store; $500.
AS will be seen by perusal of the list
operations are very largely confined
to the building of dwelling houses,
though healthy indication is presented
in the number of small stores on the
population begins to promise living
outskirts of town. where the inc, easing,
population begins to promise living
business for the small merchant. Room
ing and lodging houses are not alto
gether wanting, though, as might be
expected at the season. the number is
small as compared with that shown
during the winter months.
Though the weeks work is a little
smaller than that of the seven days
preceding. the city shows the Same
healthy and continuous growth which
has characterized the southern metropo-
lis for good many years past and
which gives every promise OF enduring
City and Country Realty
Notwithstanding the fact that this
has been dry" year, country real es-
tate has perhaps never been more
sought after than at present. OF course
''dryness" cuts no figure where lands
are under irrigation, except to accentu-
ate the value of irrigable lands, but the
fact remains that Southern California
lands, whether irrigable or otherwise,