The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-29
HOME BUILDERS ARE BUSY
The Number Of Business Blocks 10.
creases but Little
Real Pstats Transfers Indicate . Very Salts
factory Condition Of the Market-Re-
ports Of Sales Made

being $50, 265 There is mucl more than
the usual proportion of snail homes.
and something less than tle expected
of large buildings, both In the
line of residences and stores3The build
ing representing the create outlay is
q residence to be erected by 7. 8. Porter
on Twenty eighth street, MIR Hoover,
at a cost of 100000 neutrality-suspicious.
residence is now under wayh the same
locality, at the corner Of Tfnty-ninth
and Hoover streets. which will cost
$4,000, but with these excepkns all the
residences are of a very ftdest kind,
the average price not exce9ng $500.
In the line of public buildEs H. Fitz-
william takes out q permitbr the con-
struction Of three-story blk block on
the south side of Third st1t near Los
Angeles street, the cost bell $500. N.
Mayes has commenced thtrection of
a two-story brick store at 7 corner of
Pico and Trenton streets cost of
$4,000; Mrs. A. s. Lotspeichas begun
the construction of six flata 208 Grand
avenue, representing an i1stment of
$4,000. Practically all the RI of the list
is made UP of small dwekg houses.
The weeks permits embraclhe follow
ing, emitting small repairs
H. w. Foster, addition dwelling,
Twenty-third street and Utn avenue,
$3.50.
Paul Goodwin, move twidwellings
from Seventh street. betwq Main and
Spring, to Bonnie Brae, neaenth, $40.
w. S. Porter. two-stoI dwelling,
Twenty-eighth, between INVEST and
Hoover, $4,000.
B. Bacon, barn, corner 1eman and
Hoover, $125
August Kraft, addition dwelling,
Kohler. between Seventh Id Eighth,
$3.50.
w. G. McGinty & Co., diving, Twen-
ty-ninth. between Griffith San Pc
dro, $1,000.
f. P. Sawyer, barn. Cell avenue,
between Twenty-eighth q Twenty
ninth. 5000.
Alexander Patterson, ding Ruth
avenue, between Sixth andHenth, $780,
G. w. Sibley, barn, Chest, between
Downey and Pasadena ayes, 5000.
]. B. Gilmore, dwelling. pmas, be-
tween Baldwin and Hawkie5OO.
E. Magny, dwelling, corIAnderson
and Shenandoah, 500.
So Yuen. addition to stoTilding, S32
Marchessault, 500.
G. Bennett, addition to ding, Cas-
anova, near Buena Vista,D.
Ella M. Moore, dwellingayton, be-
tween Central avenue anadsworth.
$780,
S. Jennie Pauly. additio dwelling,
1905 South Olive street, $30'
Mrs. A. S. Lotspeich, but, six flats.
POS North Grand avenue. I.
A. c. Gilbert, dwelling, Is avenue.
between Sixth and Sevent00
Mrs. +. f. Mcdonnell, ding, Thir-
ty-first, near Vermont avs. $1,000
II. X. Wescott. dwelii Hubbard
street, between Kent aMarathOn
streets, $1,000.
Charles II. Regley, dwell Fremont
between Third and FourtD0.
DR.. w. NJ. Johnson, dwg, south
east corner Wright and $4,000.
Ct S. Buck. station G.. dwelling,
Leahy, between Seventh Eighth,
800.
Z. Spangler, dwelling, g between
Reauchet and New Macyl
j. S. Oldroyd, dwelllngAnty-sev-
enth, near Central avenue.
N. Mayes. two-story bIbuilding,
northwest corner Pico 3Trenton,
$500.
Edmund LEM. put in front and
repair brick building at and 230
South Main, $1,000.
George A. Lawrence, Ding, Cy-
press, opposite Palm, $10G
w. H. Davis, builders, TORY resi-
dence, corner Twenty mind Hoo
yer, $4,000.
Ready Rock Asphalt hg COM
pany, 207 South BroadwaE, north
east corner San Fernando North
Main, $500.
Mrs. NJ. Marcoux, two-s Swelling,
Los Angeles, near Fifteeu000.
l.. Lagosino, 1915 Alhai avenue.
addition to dwelling, $20I
Mrs. Ella c. Clark, dW, Twen-
tieth, near Maple avenua.
p. p. Royere. dwelling. fontreal,
SIPS.
A. ]. Roll, Second. betwln Pedro
and Central avenue, ca1r shop,
$780,
J. S. b. Nickel, 1927 Wiraddition
to dwelling, 5000.
p. d. Neito, Main, betEastlake
and Hancock. dwelling, 81
UNCOMPLETEDk
The Builder and Cont makes
note of work decided upd not yet
under contract as follows
Architects Eisen & Huiprepar-
ing plans for six-story Ind stone
block with pressed briclSt to be
built on the norwest con- Second
street and Broadway for CD. Row
an of Pasadena. 1t will haket front
on Broadway, three store{rchway
to elevator for upper stoNork on
the building will be comn}in Aug
ust.
Architect w. G. Knighttprepar-
ed plans for David M. fs for a
two-story ten-roOm colontaence to
be erected on the southtrner of
Ninth and Beacon street$4000.
Architects Dennis & Fare pre-
pairing plans for George Is, Uni
ted States district attorir rear
rangement of his dwelliriloOking |
Westlake park.
Architects Blick & Move pre- |
pared plans for A. H. Far a cot |
tage to be built on Hawleet. be- |
tween Thomas and Atlas, East |
Los Angeles; cost 1900.
The block to be built orptheast !
corner of Third and Spriets will |
be five stories high; 1t willstruct- |
ed of stone and brick; 1t VIZ 90x125
feet, and cost $125,000; i've built |
through the joint capitalR. Lam
kershim and Prof. G. Hahe ar
chitect Is n. b. Young.
Architects Bradbeer & have
prepared plans for C. wy for
five room cottage to be p Park
Grove avenue; cost $1,000
Architects- Waggoner &dn have
prepared plans for DR.. for q
six-room cottage to be bfhirty-
fourth street and Central to cost
$1,000, and for Mrs. A. for
seven-room dwelling to near
Westlake park to cost 81
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