The herald., 1897-01-22
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING
A Dull Week in the Superin.
tendent's Office
HOME BUILDERS ARE BUSY
But the Houses They Build Are Little
Ones
HOME BUILDERS ARE BUS
Real Estate Dealers Find Business Dull
But Consider the Prospects
Very Good.

continue rather slow and such work as
is done is confined almost exclusively
to removal and repair of ole buildings
ard the erection of small homes. Dur
ing the week ended Wednesday night
twenty-five permits were issued from
the office of the superintendent of build
ings, the aggregate estimated value be-
ing only s12.915. The building re present
ing the largest outlay is the residence 10
be erected for Fl. |. Nance on Twenty
ninth street near Orchard avenue at a
cost of about s2300. The cost of the oth-
ers ranges from $500 to $500, the average
cost being scarcely more than $500 The
list is as follows:
Mrs. Mooney, changing store front,
$40 South Spring street, $50.
Julia P. Brown. dwelling, Vernon ave-
nue. between WaGsworth and Griffith
streets, $500.
Lille NJ. Keller, dwelling. Twenty
second street between Main and Grand
avenue, $1,000.
A. A. Saunders. dwelling. Arroyo Seco
between French and Cypress streets,
$3.50
r. p Blaisdell addition to store build
ing. lis East Second street $3.50
w. r. Stearns, addition to dwelling,
LIS North Gates street, $500.
]. F. Rainey. dwelling, Charming
street between Ninth and Tenth streets,
$780,
Lizzie NJ Miller. shed SOC South Hill
street. $50.
r Brown, dwelling. Wall street be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, $3.50.
Mrs NJ. A Bell. repairing dwelling,
southwest corner Eleventh and Hill
streets. $3.50,
Alfred Botellier, dwelling, santee
street between Eighth and Ninth
'strets. $500.
street between Seventh and Eighth
streets. $500
P. Riccard. two dwellings. Bunker Hill
avenue near California street. $500.
Joseph Michael dwelling. Ninth
street between Carondelet and Park
View streets, $40.
George Pomeroy, dwelling, 1ngraham
street near Vernon street. $500
Mrs. Tabor. dwelling. George street
east of Mckinley street. s4Oo
F.. f. Willis. lessee, addition to dwell
ing corner First and Geary strets, 500.
&. Gunner. moving dwelling from Also
and Movers streets to $40 Summit street,
W. W. Jones. dwelling, Colyton street
between Fourth and Fifth streets, $1,000
Mrs "A. ACOkt. QN'liiise'
street between Johnson and Hancock
streets, $500.
A. ]. Norton. dwelling, Clarence street
near Kea rney street. $500.
n + Nance. dwelling. Twenty-ninth
street near Orchard avenue, s22eo
UNCONTRACTED WORK.
The Builder ard Contre ctor makes
note of the following work not yet un-
der contract:
Architects Eisen e. Hunt have pre-
nared nlars for L. Harris for a four
etorv brick building SOx150 feet to be
erected on the west side of Spring street
between Fourth and Fifth streets; cost,
49,. 900
Architect Thornton Fitzhugh has pre-
nared plans for E NJ. Lewis for two
story residence to be erected on Thomp-
son street between Twenty-frst and
Twenty-second streets; cost, S-5oo-
Architect George H Wyman is pre-
paring plans for memorial hall to be
nracted AT the Soldiers Home; cost,
SO 900.
completed the plans for the addition TO
the Christian church on the corner OF
Eleventh and Hope streets. and are now
receiving bids.
]. w Shier intends building cottage
on the corner of Seventh ard Vernon
streets.
w F. Pardee Of Syracuse, \. Y. in
tends building two two-story residences
on Buckelv street, near Ninth.
Mrs. F. Murphy of 424 Temple street
intends building a thirteen-room bulld-
ing on the corner of Rock and Hill
streets.
Charles Wade. secretary Of the State
Building and Loan association. intends
building a residence on Sunset bouie-
ward.
Thomas f. O'Neil of St. Louis. No.
has purchased lot on Olive street,
near First on which he intends build
ing two-story flats.
Julia Dibble of Minnesota and Ella
Rodgers of Detroit, Mich, have pur-
chased lots in the Wiltshire boulevard
tract. and will erect fine residences
thereon.
Mr.. Butler has purchased lot on
Union avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. on which he intends
building a residence.
Joseph Grant of the firm OF Murphy,
Grant & Co.. of San Francisco. is in the
city. making arrangements for putting
up a six-story building on his property
on the northwest corner of Broadway and
Fourth street.