The herald., 1896-06-25
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING
Permits Issued by the City ST.
perintendent
BUSINESS IS RATHER DULL
Though the Number OF Dwellings Con.
tinues to Increase
The Realty Market Is Slow With 1nquiry
Largely Confined to Low-Priesd
Building Sites
BUSINESS IS RATHER DULL

| c. H. Notion made application yester-
day for q permit to build q shed on his
lot on Hill street between Eighth and
Ninth streets at an outlay of $40, cur
rent coin of the realm on a gold basis.
Special prominence is given to this par
ticular permit, because 1t was the only
one granted or applied for during the
day.
| The weeks list embraces smaller
number Of permits than has been shown
| for some months past, though the re-
duction can hardly be said to be greater
than was expected with the advent of
hot weather, which commonly sees q
marked diminution of activity in build
| ing lines. Thirty-six permits were is
| sued during the week, the total cost of
| the proposed buildings being given as
$2s,20s.
The list embraces no structures Of
high cost, the one representing the
largest outlay being the dwelling Of
Idalia Weed, on Twenty-eighth street,
which will cost $4,000 c. H. Jones will
build a two-story brick store on the
corner of Eighth and Olive streets, to
| cost $4,000, and Mrs. NJ. Caswell will de-
vote a like sum to the construction of
| a school house on Twenty-third street
near Scarf. With these exceptions all
| the buildings for which permits were
granted are small ones, and almost
| without exception dwelling houses or
| improvements to dwellings. The list
| in full is as follows:
u. d. Mathuss, move and repair
| dwelling 109 and Ill South Anderson.
| $500.
c. P. Olsen, move and repair dwelling
| northeast corner Second and Hewitt,
| $400.
L. P. Paulsen. dwelling. Fourteenth,
| near Paloma, $780,
| Same owner. dwelling, Colyton, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth, S400.
Idalia "Wednesday dwelling, Twen-
| ty-eighth, between Figueroa and Key
West, $4,000.
Second Presbyterian church. chapel
building. Lacy, between Pasadena ave-
nue. and Railroad, $685..
NJ. McMartin, dwelling, Jefferson, near
Vermont avenue, $500.
w. E. Van Loan, dwelling. Helena
| avenue, between Seventh and Eighth,
P. Gagliano. two-story dwelling, Ma
pie avenue, between Eighth and Ninth,
A. Horning. dwelling. Adams. between
Central avenue and Griffith, $500.
N. Campo, blacksmith shop. San Pc
VIZ CCS"CCAi oiA III anu ScNeutli, $OUU.
Mrs. c. P. Bolton, barn, Seventeenth
between Figueroa and Georgia Bell,
$3.50.
o. E. Weatherhead, dwelling, Oak
between Washington and Twenty-first,
$1,000.
| 1882 Winfield. $400
P. T. Williams, repair dwelling, Main.
| between Pico and Twelfth, $1,000.
A. c. Watts, dwelling, Vermont ave-
nue. and New Hampshire, s40O.
| L. A. Boudoin. dwelling, Hawkins.
between Johnson and Hancock, $780,
Christian Church, church building,
Central avenue and San Jose, $3.50.
| s. B. Caswell, addition to dwelling,
51S West. Fifth, $780,
5000.
Mrs. B. Orr. addition to dwelling.
| Thirty-first and Main, $445.
2. N. Folsom, two-story dwelling,
| Griffen, between Hoff and Primrose,
| $1,000
Stephen A. Foxley, dwelling. Wolf
| skill, between Fourth and Fifth, $423
| c. w. Thompson, addition to dwelling,
| Central avenue, between Twenty eighth
| and Twenty-ninth, $500.
johnson Keeney company, dwell
| ing. Twenty-f1rst. between Union ave-
nue. and Toberman. $500.
c. w. Park, dwelling, Pleasant, near
Boyle, 5000.
| I. A. Sepulveda, addition to porch,
30s Massachusetts,. $40.
| Mrs M. Caswell, two-story school
] building. Twenty-third, between Oak
and Scarf, $4,000.
John I. Folmer addition to dwelling,
500 East First street. $40.
| c. Fl. Jones, two-story brick store
and dwelling. Eighth and Olive, $4,000.
| Charles Olschawsky, dwelling, Mateo.
| near Ninth, $500.
| w. A. Fruhling, dwelling, Thalia, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth, $1,000.
| j. w. Nickerson, shed. Ruth, between
Fifth and Sixth, SIS.
| c. II. Notion, Hill street, she'd $45.
| UNCONTRACTED WORK
! The Builder and Contractor notes the
| following work which has been decided
| upon but Is not yet under contract:
| Architect George H. Wyman is pre-
| pairing plans for a dwelling for Mrs. L.
w. Godin, to be built on Beacon street,
near Tenth street; it will be ten rooms !;
| COST $4,000.
| Architects Morgan & Walls are pre-
pairing plans for the News Boys home,
to be built on San Pedro street, near
| Eighth street; to be two stories, IA rooms
| and to cost $4,000
| Architects Goddard & Seehour are pre-
| pairing plans for Judge S. C. Hubbell for
| two rows of flats, twenty in all, to be
built on Sand and Pavilion streets; ten
will be built at time and they will cost
$1,000. They will be two stories, frame.
Architects Waggoner & Preston are
| preparing plans for Mr.. Smith for two
story building to be built at Long Beach,
| cost, $1,000.
Architects Eisen & Hunt are preparing
| plans for D. K. Edwards, of the firm of
| Newmark & Edwards, for a. four story
| building to be erected on west side Of
| North Broadway, between First and
/ Franklin streets; the front will be press
( ed brick; there will be three stores on
! on first floor and rs rooms above; cost,
| s25,000
AMONG THE DEALERS