The herald., 1897-04-01

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| GO releases of city prop
erty .$5l ,32S 80
| S3 releases of country
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TRANSFERS.
| The largest transfers recorded during
| the week included George s. Mallory to
George Mallory, assignment of interest
in agreement to convey 10 acres in Man
zana colony, $4,000. Theodore Wiesendan-
ger ct AL, by John Burr, sheriff, to VIII
liam ID. Richards block 10. Arlington
Heights tract $4,000. w. II. and Chris
tina Tuthill, lot 7, block 1. Beaudry tract,
$4,000. Kate w. Fuller to w. H. Tuthill,
| lot a. block 10, Park tract, $4,000. Alice
Stone and Harry Jackins to c. H Bailey,
| lot AZ, Park Villa tract. $500. Elizab-th
and James A. Brophy to John p. Burn
| ham. block Q, La Verne tract, $4,000. T.
b. Pierce to Nita Roberts. lot V, block
173. Santa Monica, $1,000 Mrs Ellen M.
Huckins to Mrs. Doria Jones, lot 7, block
81, Ord's survey, $500. Anna F.. and s.
A. Widney to Isaac Moore, trustee for
Nellie O'Melveny, southeast II section Z.
township north. range IA; lot 5, block
Y, Also tract $4,000 Charles II. and
Helen l. Frost to Colin Stewart, lot s and
MORTGAGES.
These included, among others Joseph
T.. Schneider to william II. Avery, $500,
l year, Is per cent, southwest Il of sec
| ton 80. township north, range 12. Wal
ter l.. Vail to Hugh w. Vail, administra-
tor of estate of N. r. Vail, deceased
$l4.6S0, months, 8 per cent, frac-
tional section 2S, township 8 south
range IA west. Randolph w Hill
to the Southern California Savings
bank, s5OO0 2 years. 1Ols per cent, lots 46
to 81. Sanborn tract; lots 20 to %, block
49, San Pedro, lot 8, block 70, San Pedro.
Henry j. Hastings to Henry T. Gage and
John r. Jones, $4,000. 2 years, II per cent,
property in South Santa Monica, Mon
rovia and Highland Park.
BUILDING PERMITS.
During the week ended Wednesday
night thirty-one permits were issued
from the office of city superintendent
OF buildings, the total estimated value
OF the proposed Improvements being
$27, ,6S2. AS the Office was closed on
Wednesday in honor Of the memory of
the late ex-Mayor RAIDER, the weeks
work may be considered fairly up to
the average at least in point of number
of new buildings begun. AS to the char
acter Of the new structures there Is
some thing more than the usual dearth of
| large buildings, and good deal more
than the average proportion of middle
class dwellings. 1t Is also noticeable
that capital is again somewhat general
| ly finding its way into houses to rent in
dicating that the demand for such prop
erty is good Mrs. Hollerbeck is build
ing four houses on Chicago street near
Brooklyn avenue to cost S1400 each and
G. Esham is putting up four houses on
San Jose street. which VIII cost $l000
each Stimson Bros. are also building
houses to rent, and one or two other cap
italsts are investing money in the same
class of property.
AS may be judged from the amount to
| be expended under last weeks permits
| the average cost of buildings Is small. the
| building of highest cost represented in
| the list being a residence to be erected
| for Ida f. Bowen on Fifteenth street,
which will cost $500. The list OF permits
| in full Is as follows:
| w. S. Bryant, move and repair stores
and dwelling from northwest corner
| Fourth and Broadway to southeast cor
| ner Twenty-fourth and San PEDRO street;
5000.
S. r. Thorpe, coal and wood sheds;
| Grand avenue between E1gntn ana
| Ninth street; $100.
II. r. Backer, barn, North Grand ave-
nue.: $50.
VIM. Knickrehm, move and repair
| frame building from northwest corner
| Fourth and Broadway to Twenty-fourth
between Griffith and Central avenue;
| $500.
Il. Gosh. Hubbard street between Kent
and Marathon; $500.
| p. II. Hanson. dwelling, Ezra near
| Fourth street; $500.
| @. w. Stimson, dwelling. Hemlock
| street near Paloma; $3.50.
Marcus Serrot. dwelling. 134 West
1 ~
| s. s. Watson. dwelling. ID street be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth strests, Pico
Heights; $1,000.
A. H. OdeI, builder, addition to 6S5
| Towne avenue; $50.
Ida E. Bowen, two-story frame dwell
| ing, northeast corner Fifteenth and
Santee; $500.
Mrs. Elma Johnson. dwelling. north
west corner Eleventh and Clarke ave-
nue.; $500.
X. w. Wing. builder, barn, southwest
corner Council and Welcome streets:
SIS.
b. Ballerino, move building, Pico
street; 800.
e. p Bryan, one-story brick build
ing. South Broadway; 500.
Victor e. Keppel, two-story frame ten
ement, Grand avenue near Twenty first
| street; S2500.
Rowe G. Rice, two-story dwelling. Pas
adena avenue, near city limits $1400.
Mrs. Charles Riegel. dwelling. WASH
ington street, near San Pedro; $1,000.
J. A. Russell, dwelling, East Twenty
second street near Central avenue; 1862.
Mrs. NJ. c. Strong. dwelling, Chicago
between Fourth and Fifth; $500.
w. T. Rider, building southeast cor
ner Fifth and Los Angeles streets: 5000.
John d. Young. store building. 1918 New
Main street; 800.
L. p. Pierson, dwelling, Cahuenga
street near Eleventh; $3.50.
f. e. Davis. barn, corner Main and
Sichel; 5000.
Mrs e. HolIenbeck, 4 dwellings,. Chi
cago street near Brooklyn avenue; S5600.
Miss Josie Sullivan, store, Fourteenth
street near Hill; $225.
G.. Esham, dwelling, San Jose near
Central avenue; $1,000.
Same owner and builder, dwelling, San
Jose street near Central avenue; $1,000.
Same owner and builder, dwelling, cor
ner San Jose and Palmer streets; $1,000.
c. j. Bashite, dwelling, southwest cor
ner Ninth and Lawrence street; $3.50.
Stimson Bros, dwelling, Calumet near
Douglas street; $500.
H. G. Boyer, addition to dwelling, West
Eleventh near Vernon; $50.
Stimson Bros, dwelling, corner Date
and Main streets; s460.
A. Raymer, repairs to 81 West Pico;
$780,
"A. w. Gillian. barn, Douglas street