The herald., 1897-02-18
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING
Permits Issued by the City
Superintendent
HOME BUILDERS ARE BUSY
And the Number of Stores Continues to
Increase
Sales OF Real Estate Indicate an Improving
1arket and the Steady Growth
OF the City

While the aggregate amount of money
to be invested in new buildings to be
erected under building permits issued
during the week is not unusually large,
Superintendent of Buildings Strange
has been fairly busy For the six busi-
ness days ended Wednesday night forty
seven permits were granted the total
estimated value of the new buildings
being SAL els. The largest, that granted
to Nelson Story, is only preparatory
to more pretentious Improvement. IN
der the permits granted $4,000 will be ex
pended in the tearing down and removal
of six small store buildings on Spring
street, to be followed in due time by the
investment of something like ten times
that amount in handsome brick and
stone block.
Among the handsome residences to be
built under permits issued during the
week are two for A. s. Rowley. one at
2703 Menlo avenue at a cost of $4,000, and
the other at PA South Broadway to cost
$4,000. Among the new store improve
ments the largest is that to be construct
Spring street between First and Frank
lin at an expenditure of $350o.
The remainder of the list is for the
most part made up of permits for mod
est homes. the average cost being not
far from $1,000 The list in full follows:
d. w. Jeffers, move and repair dwell
ing, Washington, between Blaine and
New England $500.
S. P. Creasinger, dwelling, Central av-
enue. $400.
Mrs. M. E. Kloss. dwelling, Turner
near Alameda. $3.50
e. L. Burgoin, plumbing shop, corner
Fifteenth and Maple avenue, 500.
Chas. E. Giger. repair dwelling, 1884
West Seventh. $500.
H. Anderson. dwelling 1924 East Sec
ond street. $780,
]. H. Gerson, dwelling. Baldwin, be-
tween Hancock and Johnson, $780,
Carpenter & Biles. dwelling, Cen
trail avenue near Twenty-fourth. $500.
John Kalstad, dwelling, Twenty
fourth and Griffith avenue $1,000
M. S. Hayes, dwelling, 1924 East Twen-
ty-first street. $500.
DCHduCi, oNNieiCAA ~ ~ --'
Mimosa, $3.50.
A. N. McCrea. move dwelling Broad
way between third and Fourth, to
Twenty-third between San Pedro and
Central avenue, 5000.
l.. H. Billaude, move store from Ala
media and Macy to Alameda and Tenth,
$1,000.
M. Fillmore, barn, 2134 Maple avenue,
SIS.
Mary H. Shafer, two-story dwelling
corner Adams and First avenue, $24OO.
Edwin s. Rowley, two-story dwelling,
2703 Menlo avenue, $4,000
Edwin S. Rowley, two-story dwelling,
southwest corner Twenty-sevenths street
and Menlo avenue, $4,000.
M. S. Kornblum, two-story dwelling,
Washington and Griffith avenue, $1,000.
John l.. Luke. addition to dwelling,
1923 South Union avenue. 500.
E. Bell, two-story dwelling, twenty
fifth near Central avenue, $1,000.
Mrs. Anna Hughes, addition to dwell
ing Seventeenth and Lake streets, $2o
Giacom Navoni, addition to dwelllng,
23O East Main street. $40.
E. H. Sterling, dwelling, Washington
street. near Central avenue, $1,000.
j. N. Gates, 400 Sierra street, dwelling,
2O6 Rio, S1o0.
$50
Mrs. Sewardson, addition to dwelling,
Casanova street 800.
B. F. Lyttle dwelling, 1863 North Sichel
street $1100.
Frank Schumacher. repair dwelling.
northeast corner Twelfth and Olive, Sl50.
DR.. Geo. Whomes, dwelling Twenty
fourth and Griffith avenue, $1,000.
Heirs Of John Schumacher, store build
ing. Spring street, between First and
Franklin. $35O0.
F. Hermann, repair dwelling, corner
Vernon and Wadsworth. $500.
e. c. Peck, repair dwelling, Seven
teenth between Union avenue and To-
herman, $400.
II. Newmark, addition to dwelling.
northwest corner sixteenth and Hope
streets, S210.
&. Fl. Dyer, dwelling, Thirty-sixth
between Main and Del Monte, 800.
Victor Athenous. repair dwelling, War
rem between Ninth and Tenth streets,
$50
r. W. Bowes, dwelling, Judson, near
state, $500.
Mrs. Sarah Boyce. dwelling, Pellissier
between Eleventh and TWELFTH streets,
$500
A. c. Gilbert, dwelling, Ceres, between
Sixth and Seventh streets. $500.
Robert See, dwelling, Carondelet street
between Seventh and Eighth streets,
$500.
George M Thomburg, dwelling, 75o
Kohler street $500.
Nelson Story. tear down and remove
six store buildings on the west side of
Spring street between Third and Fourth
streets, $500.
o. Gray, dwelling, Pasadena avenue
near city limits, 81 400.
r. j. Grace, dwelling, Laramie street
near Washington, $500.
A. H. Duvall, barn, 1899 East Ninth
street $50.
J. Schwitzer, repair dwelling, $50 AL
pine street, $500.
M A. Peela, dwelling, Truman near
Humbolt street, $475.
UNCONTRACTED WORK.
Architect Thornton Fitzhugh has pre-
pared plans for Frank Lee for two
story six-room residence, to- be erected
on Twelfth and Sentous streets, to cost
81, 900. and for Miss S. f. Lee, for two
story ten-room residence, to be erected
i'm the Sentous tract; cost $1,000.
Architect j. Lee Burton has prepared
plans for S. w. Strong, for two-story
residence, to be erected on Bonnie Brae
street
Architect Frank Hudson has prepared