The herald., 1896-10-30
The City Superintendent Still
Issues Permits
STORES GIVEN THE G0.BY
But Builders OF Homes Keep Steadily at
Work
City Lots Sell Fairly Well, and Demand
for Country Property Will Grow
With the Rainfall.

nlgnt tnlrty-SeVen building permits
were issued by the city superintendent,
of the total estimated cost of $37, ,425. AS
has been the case generally of late the
new buildings are almost exclusively
for residence purposes, and most of
them are small. F. Bailey is building
two-story dwelling on Adams street,
near San Pedro, which will cost $25OO,
and Mrs. M. c. Carson will invest like
sum in a home on Orchard avenue, be-
tween Adams and Twenty-seventh
streets, which two buildings are the only
ones costing more than $4,000 for which
permits were issued during the week.
There are two covering dwellings cost
ing $500 each, and four or five which
will range between $1,000 and $500, while
all the rest are Of small cost.
The list in full is as follows:
Charley Jung, dwelling and barn, APP
ablasa street. 5000.
Rev. S. G.. Blanchard, dwelling,
$3.50.
R. Brown. dwelling Wall street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth, $4OO.
G. A. Robinson, move store and shed
from Seventh, between Maple avenue
and Los Angeles, to Seventh, between
w oil dAu Odu JulldIl, 9lUU.
w. j. Gowan, barn, Cypress avenue,
$3.50.
J. T. Wilson. addition to dwelling, 1877
Rio street, SIS.
Louis Demars, addition to dwelling.
1908 Atlantic street, $3.50.
G. T. shepard, dwelling. Mateo, near
Stephenson, $500.
G. H. A. Goodwin, addition to dwell
ing, 1858 Bellevue avenue, $500.
M. s. Hellman, Harwood, between
Central avenue and Wilmington, 5000,
p. Gilman, dwelling, Macy, near Date,
H. Hofer, dwelling. Stanford avenue
and Pico, $500.
Ella Pealer. dwelling, Harvard, near
Pico street, $500.
T. Gonzales, Castelar, street, near Ord
dwelling, $3.50
2. P. Sawyer, Central avenue between
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-nintn,
dwelling, $500.
p. F. Ebel, dwelling, corner DAILY and
Hoff streets, 5000.
w. B. Thompson, dwelling. Soto, be-
tween Fourth and Sixth; $500.
Mrs. Sarah c. Clemans move dwelling
from 20 Loomis street to Maryland, be-
tween Lucas and Bixel; 5000.
L. Wilson, dwelling, Buena Vista, be-
tween Savoy and Solano; $170O.
E. H. Gilbert, dwelling Twenty-third,
between Central avenue and Naomi
street; $50.
c. G. Bell. dwelling. Twenty-third
street. betwenn Central avenue and Ma
omi street; $780,
Margaret Hayes, addition to dwelling,
George street, near Central avenue; $1OO
G. E. Hartwell. dwelling, Kohler be-
tween Seventh and Eighth: $500
Mrs. Walter G. Matthews. dwelling.
Pasadena avenue; $780,
Thomas E. Dalton, addition to dwell
ing. southeast corner Tenth and Alame-
da; 500.
F. Bailey two-story dwelling, Adams.
near San Pedro; $25O0.
Mrs. M. c. Corson, two-story dwell
Ing, Orchard avenue. between Twenty
seventh and Adams streets; $25O0.
Mr.: Page. dwelling, First street, Boyle
Heights; $500.
George Gaylord, brick dwelling, Mo-
line, between Short and Palmetto; $4O0,
David Priddy. addition to dwelling,
Lutz avenue, between Central avenue
and Wilmington street; $75
Mrs. G. Tubbs, dwelling, Central ave-
nue. and Eighteenth street; $1,000.
Miss Jessie j. Anthony, dwelling, cor
ner Kane and Belmont: $1,000.
George Lock, dwelling, Pasadena ave-
nue.. near street; $700.
Baker estate, barn. Winston street,
near Los Angeles; $50.
Stimson Bros, two-story dwelling.
Florida, near Moore; $1,000.
r. Devine. repair dwelling, Buena
Vista, near Temple; s235.
M. Fl. Saxton, two-story dwelling,
Fourteenth street, between Central ave-
nue. and Paloma street: $500.
w. ]. Scholl, dwelling. Sixteenth
street, between Maple avenue and San
Pedro street: $1,000.
c. w. Needham, dwelling Logan ave-
nue.. between Washington and Freemon
streets; $1,000.
D. A. Van Vranken, addition to dwell
ing, 460 jackson; S100.
UNCONTRACTED WORK.
The Builder and Contractor makes
note of the following work not yet under
contract:
Architects Morgan & Walls have re-
ceived instructions from I. w. Hellman
to prepare plans for the Improvement of
his property on the northeast corner Of
Second street and Broadway The old
Jail building will be pulled down and
a substantial block erected to cover the
ground on both Broadway and Second
street.
Architects Bradbeer & Ferris has pre-
pared plans for w. E. Baxter for two
story eight-room colonial residence. to
be erected on Santee street, near Fiji
teenth street; cost $1,000.
Architect John Parkinson is preparing
plans Tor X. II. Howell Tor the rebuild
ing of his block, recently destroyed by
fire. The new building will be substan-
TALLY built and made first class bust.
ness block. The same architect is pre-
pairing plans for seven-room residence
to be erected on Los Angeles street, near
Seventeenth street. cost $4,000.
Architect LII. .Mnedell has completed
plans for one-story brick store build
ing to be erected in the town of Nor
walk for Jacob Swigart. TIE building
is to cost about $4,000 Work ON IL will