The herald., 1896-04-30
REAL ESTATE and BUILDING
Contractors Resume Work After
q Fiesta Vacation
A LIST OF PERMITS ISSUED
New Buildings Being Erected to Fill the
Need for Homes .
Dealings In Realty Confined Largely to City
Lots. and the Buyers Generally arc
Newly Arrived Residents

story dwelling, Bellevue avenue, near
Pearl, $2500.
L. D. Loomis, 2s2 South Chestnut,
dwelling, Leroy, near Main, $3.50.
Same owner, $3.50.
Pacific Coast Lime and Mortar COM
rany, move warehouse from Second
near Vine, to Second, between San Pedro
and Wall, $225
John st. Clair, dwelling, Twenty fifth,
near Central avenue, $500.
j. H. Haneman, barn, Seventh, be-
tween Union and Vernon, $150.
Mrs. Caroline Thompson, dwelling,
Santee, between Ninth and Tenth, $140O.
F. F. Stetson, sheet iron warehouse,
Water street, 5000.
Mrs. Mary Anderson, dwelling, Tele-
phone, near Pico, $780,
M. S. Lee, 945 West Twelfth, dwelling,
$1,000.
Frank Irving, Seventh, near Park,
two-story dwelling, Seventh near Ram
part, s2425.
w. w. Watson, plumbing shop. Sixth
between Flower and Hope, $100.
William Schlosser, shed, 123 Lopez,
SIS.
Mrs. Erickson, addition to dwelling
620 Philadelphia street, $3.50.
S. Camfield, addition to dwelling, 204
B. L. Vickery. 27s South Main. addi-
tion to dwelling. 1125 West Twenty
eighth street, $1,000.
A. Benenati $50 San Pedro, dwelling,
San Pedro, between Fifth and Sixth,
$3.50.
Labor Exchange. addition to frame
building, Third and San Pedro, $3.50.
A. Horning, dwelling, Gladys avenue,
between Fifth and Sixth, $500.
D. A. Saum. 125 North Los Angeles,
dwelling and barn, Lamar. near
Mrs Il r pat+ersop dwelling Work,
man avenue, near Downey, $500.
P. Roller, dwelling, Olivia, near Ver-
mont avenue, $500.
Adelia F. Obst, dwelling, Tenth and
Charming, 5000.
o. T. johnson, brick store building,
Los Angeles, between Fourth and
Boyd, $2OOO
j. H. Snavely, Glendora, dwelling, Sec
ond and Hewitt, 5000.
J. Louis, dwelling, Cottage Home. near
Buena Vista, $500.
J, P, Klarauist, 1927 West Seventh,
dwelling, Carondolet, near Tenth, $4,000.
w. S. Boyd, addition to dwelling, S01
South Bunker Hill avenue, $400.
I. Mrs. Barbara Keller, two-story dwell
ing, Ceres avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh, $1,000.
Thomas O'Brien, dwelling, Sixteenth
between Essex and Paloma, $1O0.
Dan Tierney, dwelling. Eleventh and
Towne avenue, $3.50.
Mrs. Louisa Bente, two-story dwell
ing, Twelfth and Westlake, $3.50.
]. Z. Crouch, two dwellings,, Florence,
near Lacy, $1,000.
H. e. Clark, Constance street, dwell
ing, $4,000.
German Baptist Church society.
church, Hancock street, between Bald
win and Hawkins, $2500.
A. J. Stevens, corner Alvarado and
Orange streets. dwelling, $2215.
hat
Ninth and Tenth, addition to dwelling.
5000.
e. Entenmann, Sixteenth street, be-
tween Union avenue and Toberman
street, dwelling, $1,000.
Miss Anna Harney, Pico, between
Union avenue and Vernon street, dwell
ing, $2175.
]. L. Crouch, Brooklyn. between Bal
ley and New Jersey streets, dwelling,
$500.
M. Ordoqui, Temple, near Water street,
dwelling, 5000.
A. L. Braly, Burlington avenue. be-
tween Ninth and Tenth strets, dwelling,
$4,000.
J. E. Crouch, Florence near Lacy street,
dwelling, $3.50.
AS will be noticed by far the larger
proportion of permits was issued to home
builders, and most of them for dwellings
of modest pretensions, though the bet
building operations are not now on the
top of the wave, progress is steady,
healthy, and more rapid than in other
cities of the Union of similar size.
THE REALTY MARKET.
The real estate market has been rather
dull for the week past, but there is a
strong undercurrent of negotiation
which promises to come to the surface in
due time.
Demand seems restricted to lots for
home building purposes, and there Is
some increase in the number OF tracts
undergoing improvement to fit them for
subdivision and sale to home makers.
Among the sales made and improve
ments made, the following are noted:
/ ]. c. Cribb reports the sale to John
Sinclair of lot So of Grider G. Dow's sub
division of the Briswalter tract, the price
paid being $3.50.
George w. Kitchen has bought part Of
lots IL and -, block 10 of the Woolen
Mills tract The sale was made through
w. H. Griffin and Nora G. and Charles
H. Brown. Consideration, $3.50.
Mrs Fannie Lee Elliott has purchased
from Mrs. Caroline Drew lots 13, Ia, 10
and 16 of Dubells resubdivision of Mon
rovia for $500. There is ten-room res
idence on the lots. The grounds are
we'll improved The firm of Runels S,
Blaisdell made the sale.
Mary A. Wilson has purchased lots IA
to 20 and 81, block B, Menlo park subdi-
vision No. l. The lots all front on Adams
street The lots are 50x150 feet in size.
The consideration was $4,000.
f. b. Arnold on Saturday sold for the
estate of John G. Downey lot aS, Haz-
ards subdivision of lot 16 Of Griffin 6
addition to East Los Angeles, to G. Fl.
Chilcote, lately from northern Califor-
MIA for the sum of $1,000. Mr.. Chilcote
will construct residence on this prop
erty. lN
Mrs. Eva A. Sterling, recently from
the state of Maine, has bought the north
SIS feet of lot 10, Pierce tract. corner of
Norwood and Twenty first streets. This
property has two houses, one six-room
and the other a. seven-room cottage. The
purchase was made through the agency
of Runels & Blaisdell. Price, 5000, $2500
cash, balance in realty.
J. Mclean reports the sale of lot and
six-room cottage on the corner of D
and Pico streets, Pico Heights. to d.
w. Ennor. who is recently from Illinois.
Mr.. Ennor purchased the property for n
home. The price paid was $500. Mr..
Mclean also made a sale of a cottage
on street between l'ico and Twelfth
streets, to Rev. Joseph GUNNER, lately
from the east. The consideration was
1915.