The herald., 1896-09-24
Realty Market Rather Dull, but People
Still Buy Lots and Will Proceed
to Improve Them.

between seventh and Eighth, to cost
$500. Among the most expensive
buildings are those Of Ida ]. Haight, at
the corner of Eighth and Vernon streets,
to cost $4,000; J. C. McInerny, corner of
Central and Towne avenues, $4,000; Chas.
Rixon, on Fifth street, between Crocker
and Towne avenues, $4,000; and A. w.
Swanfeldt Gladys avenue, between
Sixth and Seventh streets, three dwell
ings of the aggregate cost of $4,000.
|. The list in full Is as follows:
w. H. Hedrick, addition to dwelling,
404 Mateo, $3.50.
]. M. Watkins, dwelling. New Eng
land. near Washington, $500.
A. c. Hunters, dwelling, Santee, be-
tween Twenty-first and Twenty-third,
$500.
w. G. McGinty, dwelling, Twenty
ninth, near Stanford, $1,000.
M. Lewis, dwelling, Solano avenue,
$1,000
]. G. Harvey, dwelling, b street, be-
tween Pico and Twelfth, $1,000.
Charles G. Van Fleet, addition to
dwelling, 1926 East Fourteenth, 800.
]. Vargas, dwelling, Peru, between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth, 500. mo sl
Thomas P. Stuard, dwelling. corner
Twenty-eighth and Budlong, $1,000. ~,
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and Vernon, $4,000 NJ bl{!so 4. i''p
Charles M. Stimson, dwelling, Mag
nolia, between Pacific and Eclipse, $780,,
Stanley s: Frentz, dwelling, Primrose
avenue. $500. 319a'' 80, 20
Elizabeth R. siddall, dwelling Mil
lard avenue, between Pico and Seven
teenth. $500. 1sise1,.
L. Brose, store and dwelling. TENTH
between River and Santa Fe, $500. :.
M. l.. Garfield, dwelling, 1862 Brant,
$500.
Mrs. Julia Linehan, dwelling, Red
wood, near Hawthorne. $780, 4ofiidff
Ed Williams, addition to dwelling.
George, near Vernon avenue, 5000.
A.. N. Millspaugh & Co., frame and
brick building for asphalt mixing plant
Lawrence street, between Seventh
and Eighth, $2500.
w. A. Peabody, addition to dwelling,
Thomas near Hawkins. $3.50.
Gustave Brose, dwelling, Carondolet.
between Seventh and Eighth, $1,000. '''''
st. Pauls Protestant Episcopal
church. after church and raise chapel
and build lower story, Olive between
Fifth and Sixth. s1s4o. qea IA 81
Mrs. s. Hayes, addition to dwelling,
Sichel' between Baldwin and Mozart
w. T. Woods, residence and dancing
academy, Pearl, between Seventh and
Eighth. $500.
Z. j. Nimmer. warehouse, Buena Wis.,
ia, near College, $500.
Il. j. StrattOn, two-Story dwelling
Eighth near Moore, $3.50.
Henry A. Lewis, dwelling, Thirty-fir
near Vermont avenue, 1874. "fH
Miss Lizzie Better, dwelling, Washing
ton street. between Central avenue and
Naomi. $3.50. 81 gs'itHi ...-l.,...
Perry MOulton, Tenth and La wrence
500. Aaii33 '-77
J. G. McInerny. two-story frame lodg-
ing house. corner Central and Towne
avenues, $4,000. -. J35.g ,,,.,.
Edward Morris, shed, corner Hunter
and Wilson. 800. a3it1e
Charles Rixon, three-story frame store
and dwelling house, Fifth, between
Crocker and Towne avenue, $4,000.
c. 3 Arthur. dwelling, Nella near Cen
trail avenue, $500. tsr
G. A. Wright, dwelling, 147 West Twen-
ty-fourth, $1,000. 'rt.l
William Lashbrooke. dwelling, corner
Griffin avenue and Grandin, $1437.
G. Gray, two-story frame dwelling,
Girard, between Georgia Bell and SEN
tous, $1,000.
Henry C. Allen, shed, corner Sixteenth
and Central avenue, $40.
Bradbury estate, brick barn, south
west corner Court and HILL $1,000.
p. M. Hanniman, two-story brick stores
and dwelling, Hoover between Clinton
and Forester $4,000
Mrs s. f. H. May, dwelling, Bryant
avenue between Rowland and Vermont,
$780,
A. w. swanfeldt, three dwellings,
Gladys avenue between Sixth and Sew
enth, $4,000.
H. Royere, dwelling, Boston near Mon
treal, $780,
Louise M. Wagner, dwelling, north
east corner Third and Fremont, $500.
Mrs. Annie M. O'Brien, addition to
dwelling, Lehy near Eleventh, $50.
j. o. Sidener two-story dwelling, Ev-
erett place, $500.
Mrs. Eliza Topping, dwelling, Twenty
third between Griffin and Central ave-
nue., $940.
According to the Daily Journal, Arch
itect L. B. Walk is taking bids for the
new United Presbyterian church, to be
constructed In Pasadena, on the corner
of Colorado and Los Robes avenues.
The building is 100x60 feet in size and
has four class rooms, one infant class
room and two parlors, all opening into
the audience room and vestry. The
style is simple round arch gothic The
frame is to be veneered with pressed
brick and single work The interior
will be richly moulded and the windows
will be provided with cathredal glass;
The seating capacity will be $50 in the
main audience room and 300 in the ves-
try, all in easy voice reach and in full
view of the pulpit platform. The church
will cost about $4,000.
UNCONTRACTED WORK
The Builder & Contractor makes note
of the following work not yet under
contract:
Architects Bradbeer & Ferris have
prepared plans for Mr. Shields for a
two-story eight-room residence to be
erected on Bonnie Brae street, near
Tenth street.
Architect Seymour e. Locke has pre-
pared plans for Schuyler Cole, jr., for
q fine bungalow eight-room ranch
house, 40x60, to be erected on his ranch
at Colegrove, on the line of the Los An
geles and Santa Monica Electric rail-
way.
Architects Smith & Elder have pre-
pared plans for Mrs. Ella Content, for
a cottage to be built on Twenty eighth
street, between Griffith and Stanford
avenues; cost $500.
Architact T.. n. KUfa kouali H. G nre-