The herald., 1896-03-05
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING
A Busy Week in Spite of the
Storm
LIST OF PERMITS ISSUED
Conditions and Prospects Of the Market
for Realty
Little Is Doing. But the Prospects Favor Z
Lively Sprina-Some Real Estate
Sales Are Reported
.IST OF PERMITS ISSUED

Notwithstanding the severe and long
continued storm, building operations were
moderately likely during the week ended
yesterday, the number of permits issued
from the office of the superintendent of
buildings falling but little short of that re-
ported for the past month or two. While
the activity is largely confined to the con-
struction of homes, there are some busi-
ness blocks in the list; and there is also
something more than the proportion usual,
of late, of handsome and expensive resi-
dences.
The total number of permits issued was
thirty-six, the estimated cost of the new
buildings being ,9l5.
The list is as follows:
Il. l. Parker took out permit for the
erection of a two-story dwelling on Nor
wood street, between Washington and
Twenty-first streets, to cost 5000.
H. Jones. store, Railroad street, near
North Main street, $500.
c. A. Vail, for removal of a church from
Twenty-tirst street to Twenty-eighth
street and Central avenue, S475.
II. d. List, five dwellings, Linden street,
between Eighth and Ninth streets, $225O.
w. H. Snider, dwelling, Winfield, be-
tween Sentous and Vernon, $1,000.
}. E. Talmady, store at 456 East Third
street, $3.50.
Bessie Evanson, dwelling, Wolfskill
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
$3.50.
M. Welsh, addition to dwelling, Macy
street, $50.
Mrs. A. Deutch, addition Amelia street,
$4OO.
Henry Walker, dwelling, Burlington ave-
nue., near Tenth street, 800.
G. W. Monbton, dwelling. corner Michi-
gan avenue and St. Louis, $1,000.
V. Ponet, alteration of Spring street
store front, $500.
IL. j. Adcock, dwelling. corner Darwin
avenue and Seehil street, $500.
c. M. Hotf, two dwellings, corner Sixth
street and Towne avenue, $4,000.
John Blake, dwelling, Railroad avenue,
$500.
A. NJ. Ozmun, three-story brick, stores,
offices and lodging, Fifth street, between
Hill and Broadway, $1,000.
Jacoby Bros, alteration store front, s so.
Jessie G. Williamson, dwelling, Burling-
ton avenue. opposite Ingraham street,
500.
Mrs. H: Jarvis, dwelling, Gilmore avenue,
between Sixth and Seventh streets, $500.
l. Kane, dwelling, InRraham, near Kip
street, $1,000.
+. II. Metcalf, dwelling, Third street,
between Soto and Breed streets. 500.
Mrs. Jansen, dwelling, Pennsylvania,
near Echandia, $3.50.
William Fricke dwelling, Wolfskill av-
enue, between Fifth and Sixth, $500.
E. G. Tice, dwelling, 944 Buena Vista
street, 500.
William Lacy, one.story brick building
for stores, First street, between San Pedro
and Vine. $4,000.
Frank Chenoworth, dwelling, San Pedro
near Washington, $1,000.
G. 7. Vail, dwelling, Hope, near Jeffer.
son street, $500.
A. Hine, two-story dwelling at the corner
OF Thirty-third and Figueroa streets
$4,000.
E. G. Shipley, dwelling, Eighth street, be.
tween Clark street and Towne avenue,
$3.50.
A. Bernard, dwelling, Summit avenue,
near Anderson street, $3.50.
There are also half dozen permits is-
sued for sheds and barns costing less than
$500 each.