The herald., 1896-07-09
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING
The Summer DuIlness Has Not
Yet Arrived
A LONG LIST OF PERMITS
Issued for the Construction OF Homes
and Stores
LONG LIST OF PERMITS
The Weeks Investments Are Rather Larger
Than Usual AMI the Market Con-
tilue5 Fairly Active

tive dullness would rule in building lines.
On this occasion, however, expectations
were disappointed, for fully the usual
number Of permits to erect buildings
was applied for and the list embraces
much more than the usual number Of
high class structures. The most i'm
portant Of the new buildings is that to
be erected under the supervision Of Arch
itect Il. B. Young Tor j. u. LanIershim
The new building viii occupy 60X96iA
feet on the corner Of Third and Spring
streets, viii be five stories in height
The material used VIII be brick and
stone. The building will be as nearly
frepgpof as such a structure may be,
and will be provided with all modern
Improvements. including steam heating
ara electrical apparatus. The cost is
given as $4,000.
The large majority of permits cover
the construction Of dwelling houses, and
though there are many modest cottages
there is a comparatively large number
of residences varying from $4,000 to $4,000,
The whole number Of permits issued
is forty mine, OF the total estimate cost
of SlSS,945. Omitting sheds and small
repairs the list is as follows:
c. l.. Montgomery, addition to dwell
ing, Elmore, between Seventh and
Eighth $3.50.
Same, cottage, 743 Elmore avenue;
$3.50.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Allen, dwelling, T'igueroa,
between First and state; $700.
S. F. Creasinger. addition to dwelling,
1923 South Hill street; $500.
NJ. ]. Magnin, addition to dwelling,
Eleventh near Georgia Bell; $14O0.
Thomas e. Morton dwelling, Cottage
Home, near Buera Vista; $1,000
John Holt, addition to dwelling, 751
San Pedro; $500.
C. Boyce, store building, Los Angeles,
| near Ninth $40o
Michael Kilburn addition to dwelling,
445 East Twenty street; $500.
Thomas Davidson, two-story dwelling,
Alvarado, between Arnold and Strelltz;
S5000
Charles Stein, dwelling, Ramirez, be-
tween Lyons ard Avilla; $500.
H. o. White. addition to dwelling, 721
Park View; $500.
l.. L. Bowen, two story dwelling, Ram
part near Wiltshire BouleVard: $5000
John L. Jackson and H. w. O'Melveny,
one-stoTy brick store building, Fifth be-
tween Spring and Broadway; S4400.
Mrs. c. A. Blaisdell, two-story dwell
ing, Figueroa, between Adams and
Twenty $4,000
C. II. Kegley, dwelling, Fremont ave-
E. A. Hodgkins, two-story warehouse,
| Main between Ord and Bellevue avenue;
| $500.
| George A. Stoll, two-story brick store
| building, Seventh near Maple avenue;
| $4490.
II. West, dwelling, Merchant, between
Seventh and Eighth; $1400.
E. S. Chase, dwelling, Michigan ave-
nue., between Mathews and Soto; $1100.
A. Brunold, cottage. Iowa, between
| Sixteenth and Washington; $500.
| A. S. Berger, addition to dwelling, 511
| West Thirty-first street: $500.
| E. f. G.. KlolSke, two-story brick block
northeast corner Tenth and Broadway;
| $780,
Mary NJ. Moat dwelling, Reid street,
near Washington; $500,
Mrs. j. C. Byram, dwelling, Grand
| avenue, between Second and Third,
| rooming house; $780,
Lidia r. Willard, dwelling, Birch
| street, between Eighth and Ninth; $3.50.
Amanda l.. Anderson, dwelling,
| Thirty fourth, near Central avenue;
| $100.
J. Kuhrts, dwelling, Fourth street be-
| tween Crocker and Omar streets; $2600
E. A. Miller, dwelling, Twenty eighth
| street, near Hoover; $4,000.
w. N. Norton, two dwellings, Main
| street, between Ann and Sotello, to cost
| 5000 each.
VlllO IOlleT, QWelllIlS, NrTdHu avenue,
between Eighth and Ninth; $1,000.
c. A. Smith. dwelling, corner Eighth
| and Mateo; $500.
F. ]. Schulze, dwelling, Lemon, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth; $500.
j. E. Crouch. dwelling, Third street,
between st. Louis and Cummings; 5000.
| r. A. Reyburn, dwelling, corner Eighth
| and Moore; 500.
M. Mann, dwelling, Peach street, near
| Twelfth; $780,
Josephine s. Hall, dwelling, Twenty
| first, near Naomi street; $1,000
| Jesse f. Raines, two dwellings, on
Menlo avenue and one on Vermont ave-
| nue.. near Adams street, to cost S25l9
| each
Courtland & Priddy, dwelling, Twenty
second street, between Menlo and Grif-
| fifth streets; $3.50.
J. j. Yarbrough, Twenty second street.
| between Menlo and Griffith, dwelling
| $1,000.
| J. B. Lankershim, five-story brick and
| stone building corner Third and Spring
streets; $4,000
| The number and character of build
| ings for which permits were issued dur
| ing the week indicates steady and per-
| manent growth of the city in population
and business Importance. If there is
! any tendency to "over building it per-
vades structures of all kinds from a
| S2 hen house to a metropolitan business
| block.
| UNCONTRACTED WORK.
| The Building and Contractor notes the
| Following work which has been decided
| upon but which is not yet under con-
tract:
Architects Morgan & Walls are pre-
| pairing plans for a siX-room addition 10
| the Seventh street school house, near
| Alameda street; cost about $4,000 and are
| taking bids on a brick shop for the Los
Angeles Railway company, to be two
| stories high and, built on their lot on
| Central avenue.
Architects Blick q Moore are prepar-
ing plans for George Durrell, for two
| story dwelling, to be built on Madison
avenue, near Illinois street, Pasadena.
| cost $500, and for DR.. r. w. Morris. a
Broadway dentist, for a two-story six :
room dwelling on Winfield street be-
tween Westlake and Burlington avenues;
| cost $780,
The same architects are also prepar-
| ing plans for George w. Stimson for a
dwelling, to be built on Lincoln avenue.
| in the Florida tract; cost about $500.
| ArchitecetS Aiken & Benton have pre-
| pared plans for j. w. Barr for a cottage
| to be built on Angeleno Heights; to cost
| $1,000.