The herald., 1896-11-27
Permits Issued by the City ST.
perintendent
THE WEEK RATHER DULL
But the Number OF Homes Continues to
decrease
Dealers in Land Make Reports of Sales
and of improvements Proposed by
the New Owners

but is not conducive to increased activ-
ity In building lines, which in large
measure accounts for the small number
of permits isued during the week. For
the six business days ending Wednesday
night twenty-five permits were issued
by the city superintendent of buildings,
the aggregate cost of the new struct-
ures being estimated at $29,5S5. The
great majority of the new houses are
dwellings, though the total amount is
helped out by the two-story brick store
to be erected for r. H. Howell on Los
Angeles street between First and Sec
end. to cost $4,000. Among the more
pretentious dwellings for which permits
were issued are Mrs. Denio's two-story
residence on the corner of Eighth and
Vernon streets. and that of Jessie c,
Rains on Vermont avenue near Twenty
seventh street, to cost $4,000 each. The
rest OF the list is made up of small
houses, few of them costing $1,000.
The list in full, emitting sheds and
small repairs, is as follows:
Mateo street M. E. church, South ad-
dition to church, northeast corner of
Sixth and Mateo, $40.
A. ]. Like, dwelling. northeast corner
Eleventh and Blaine. $1,000.
tween Beaudry avenue and Centennial.
$500.
d. Finnegan, dwelling, c street, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh, $500.
Elizabeth Hayward, dwelling, Hamil-
ton, between Pasadena avenue and Mof-
fit street, $500.
Mrs. ]. II. Hunter, dwelling, southeast
corner street and Pasadena avenue,
$3.50.
Mrs. Ida S. Hayes, dwelling, Twenty
second, between Naomi and Hooper,
$500.
Sam Petty, addition to dwelling,
Thirty-second, near Central avenue.
$3.50.
Mrs. William N. Lee, dwelling. 734
South Los Angeles, $3.50.
John Doe. dwelling, Santee near Ninth,
$500.
]. H. Hixson, addition to dwelling, 1892
West Washington, $780,
H. v. Riffel, dwelling, Los Angeles, be-
tween sixteenth and Seventeenth. $1,000.
r. IL Howell two-story brick store
building, Los Angeles street, between
First and Second, $4,000.
Mrs. E. c. DEMO. two-story dwelling,
southwest corner Eighth and Vernon,
$4,000.
Anton Costamajua, addition to dwell
ling, Wall, between Eighth and Ninth,
$500.
Jessie c. Rains. two-story dwelling.
Vermont avenue, between Adams and
Twenty-seventh. s3000
w. ]. Dorr. dwelling. Wright street,
between Pico and Siteenth, $500.
c. w. Wright, dwelling, Eimyra street,
between San Fernando and Main, s40o.
Harriet Ingraham Cornwall street,
near Brooklyn, dwelling, $3.50.
Elizabeth Williams, Bailey street near
Benito, dwelling, $3.50.
Eliza McGreal. Seventh street. near
Hoover dwelling, $500.
w. j. Dove, Wright street, between
Pico and Sixteenth, dwelling, $500.
UNCONTRACTED WORK.
The Builder and Contractor makes
note Of the following work, not yet un-
Ger contract:
Architects Austin & SHILLING have pre-
pared plans for D. w Nash for a two
story eight-room residence, to be erect
ed in the Harper tract; cost, $4,000.
Architect r. B. Young has prepared
plans Tor J. H. Walbridge for four flats
to be erected on Maple avenue, near
Seventh street; cost, $2500.
Architect John P. Krempel has pre-
pared plans for James Castruccio for
alterations to brick store on Macy
street; cost, $1,000.
William B. Frankelron intends build
ing residence on Seventh street, near
Griffith avenue.
Fred N. Pauley intends building
brick building on the corner Of Los An
geles and Boyd streets.
Architects Waggoner & Preston have
prepared plans for Rev. D. F. Mackenzie
for interior alterations to his residence
on Chicago street. near Brooklyn ave-
nue., Boyle Heights; cost, $1,000
The same architects have prepared
plans for Mr. Burkhenry for the erec-
ton of building on Fifth street near
the Arcade depot to have two store
rooms on the first floor and flats above
cost, S2O00