The herald., 1896-07-23
REAL ESTATE and BUILDING
Growth Indicated by the Build.
ings Under Way
HOME BUILDERS ARE BUSY
Though the Number Of New Stores Is
Small
Land Sales Arc Fairiy Numerous, Purchase
Generally Being nade for Immediate
Improvement-Saies Reported

Building operations have been fairly
active during the week, though the ac-
tivity has been mostly confined to the
building of dwelling houses. The i'm
portant exceptions are a store to be
erected by A. P. Johnson on Main street
between Fourth and Fifth streets. four
story brick, to cost $4,000, and suite of
eight flats to be built for S. c. Hubbell
on the corner of Sand and Pavilion
streets, to cost s5000 There is the usual
number Of small stores in the outskirts
of the city and goodly number of dwell
ings ranging in cost from $4,000 to $4,000.
The list of permits issued by the super
intendent of buildings shows a total of
forty eight, the total estimated value
of the new buildings being s51,72S.
The list, emitting sheds and small re-
pairs, is as follows:
A. 2. johnson, four-story brick and
iron building, Main, between Fourth
and Fifth, $4,000
j. S. Pittman, dwelling. Wright, be-
tween Pico and Fourteenth, $1,000. s
Mary A. L. Bannister, addition to
dwelling. Carroll. between Edgeware
and Douglass, $500.
S. p. Lynham. move store building
from seventeenth ana Main 10 w OIL
skill avenue, between Fifth and Sixth,
$74.
w. G. McGinty. dwelling. Twenty
ninth. between Griffith avenue and San
Pedro, $1,000.
S. C. Hubbell, eight flats. two-stores,
Sand and Pavilion. $4,000.
Mrs. Adele Louth, move dwelling from
Seventh and Hill to Maple avenue and
Eleventh. 500.
Mrs. Adele Louth, two-story dwelling,
Seventh and Hill. $4,000.
]. p. Goytino dwelling, Pleasant, near
Summit avenue, $500.
7. Wiesendanger, two dwellings, White
street, $500.
c. A Martin, dwelling, La Bondad, be-
tween Wilson and Santa Clara 5000.
George w. Rice, dwelling. Union ave-
nue., $1,000.
H. Pierroni. pavilion, Central avenue
and Railroad. $3.50.
fourth, between Griffith and Menlo ave-
nue.. $1,000.
Mrs. Mark, dwelling, Grattan, between
Tenth and Eleventh, $1,000.
j. y. Noyes, two-story dwelling, Sichel
between Alhambra and Mission road,
$500.
John Sinclair, dwelling, Adams, be-
tween Naomi and Hoover, $780,
Walter E. Hannah, dwelling. Gladys
avenue, between Sixth and Seventh,
500.
Mrs. NJ. Nellyan, dwelling, Adams near
Pioneer, S1100.
Mrs. Anna Wilson, addition to dwell
ing S37 Center, $780,
A. Mckenzie, dwelling. Thirty-third.
between WadSworth and Griffith avenue.
$3.50.
Duncan Mcdonald, two-story dwell
ing, Buena Vista. between Cottage Home
and Bishop street $780,
II. NJ. Day move three dwellnrS from
| Third and Wall to Sixteenth and Essex,
| $225.
| L. NJ Brown, dwelling, Belmont ave-
nue., near Kane, $1,000.
| Peter Lindquist. dwelling, 1893 Helena
avenue, $3.50
Henry Lee, stable, Figueroa, between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth, $65.
j. e. Crouch, dwelling. Third, between
st: Louis and Chicago, 5000.
Mrs. Mary Beach. dwelling Newton.
between Central avenue and Tennessee
z. E. Nye, two-story dwelling. Caron-
dolet, between Seventh and Eighth
S250o
r. I. Ibbetson, dwelling, Denver ave-
nue., between Washington and Ocean
avenue. 1890
Mrs. Mary Murphy, two-story dwell
ing, northwest corner Sixth and Mapie
avenue, $4,000
r. E. 1bbetson, two-story dwelling
eighth, between Vermont and
Budlong, $500.
NJ Spencer, move dwelling to rear on
corner Girard and Vernon, $50.
Susan j. Boyer, addition to DWELLING
Glrard near Union avenue, $3.50.
ID. NJ Williams, dwelling, Atlantic
street, near Mateo, $500.
A. A Dickson, barn, Thirtieth and
Kingsley streets, 5000
M z. Martin, dwelling, Scarf street
I
streets, $4,000. '-'-''
r. Bossford, dwelling, Enterprise. be-
tween Lemon and Herbert streets. $500
susie Alvarez. dwelling. First street,
between Rio and Pleasant streets. $500
UNCONTRACTED WORK
The Builder and Contractor makes
note of the following work which has
been decided upon, but which is not
yet under contract:
Architects Morgan & Walls have pre
pared plans Tor the following buildings:
Mr.. Gavis, Union avenue, near Ninth
street, one and half story dwelling
$1,000; Mr. Lashbrook, cottage. Grandin
street and Griffith avenue, $1,000. Mr.
karoWder, cottage, western part of city.
$780, ''
Architect Seymour E. Locke has pre-
pared plans for C. A. Wilson for two
cottages to be erected at Pico Heights.
cost, $2600.
Architect W. H. Wilcox has prepared
plans for the remodeling and enlarging
of the st. Johns Episcopal church, on
Adams street near Figueroa; cost $4,000
Architects Bradbeer e. Ferris are pre-
pairing plans for Richard Green for addi-
ditions to two-story dwelling on Ninth
street between Pearl and Moore streets:
cost, $500; and for cottage for Mr..
Billinger. 1t will be a double structure
costing $4,000.
Architect Frank ]. Captain has pre-
pared plans for sugar factory to be
built at Anaheim. The building viii
be commenced in two weeks, and the
plant will have a capacity for $50 tons