The herald., 1897-03-04
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING
Permits Issued by the City
Superintendent
THE RECORD IS MAINTAINED
By the Erection Of Numerous New
Dwelling Houses
THE RECORD IS MAINTAINED
The Real Estate Market Grows r1l.e Active.
Reports Of Sales Made and OF ini-
provemcnts Contemplated


building lines, though work has been
to some extent held back by the wet
weather prevailing during a portion OF
the time. During the week thirty-twc
permits for the erection of new build
ings were issued, the aggregate esti-
mated cost being $S1 ,45c No stores were
commenced and few large buildings OF
any kind, though the list shows one resi-
dence of mere than usual cost. that OF
Mrs. Nettie Mueller, to be erected at
the corner of Seventh street and Burl-
ington avenue at an outlay OF $4,000
Mrs. r. G. Heritage will build fats on
New Depot street to cost 1000, but aside
from theGe mentioned the permits run to
the erection OF buildings costing less
than $4,000, ard the majority going be-
low s1.C00.
The list in full is as follows:
H. Anthony. dwelling, Twenty-hfth,
between Naomi and Hooper, $500.
E. A. McCombs. dwelling, between
Raymond and Rosedale, S1.CC0.
| Mrs. C. FriclS, two two-story dellings.
| Mrs. c. Frick, two-story stores and
dwelling. 5o3 East Third street. $500.
T. A. Botellier, two-story dwelling.
Los Angeles and Eighth streets. $1,000.
| Henry c. Bohrmann, general black
smith and carriage factory, III San
| Pedro street. $3.50.
C. f. Shilling, alter dwelling. $50 Dou-
| glas street. $500.
Ludwig Greenwald. dwelling. 1887
Georgia Bell. $500.
| Mrs Z. Reuter-. dwelling Fourteeth.
between San Pedro and Stanford ave-
nue., 5000.
| d. S. Wolf. dwelling, Oak. between
| Twenty-first and Twenty-Second, $l.5O0.
| Mrs. E. Scott, addition to dwelling,2 2l5
West Sixteenth. $780,
| Geo. Bouquet. dwelling. southwest cor
ner Griffith and Twenty-seventh. Sl'coo.
O. Sellers, dwelling Eighth, between
Hawthorne and Birch. $500.
s R. Mcfarland. two-story dwelling,
116 North Hope, s1.5Oo.
C. H. Harwood, dwelling. Harwood
| avenue, $500.
T.. Perry. dwelling Highland avenue,
between Magnolia and Pacific, $500.
Daniel Scheick. alter store front OF the
the London Clothing Co., Spring street
and Franklin. sf90.
Mrs Watson, repair two cottages,
Fremont avenue. near Third, $3.50.
Mrs r. G. Heritage, two-story hats
New Depot street. between Pearl and
College streets. $4,000
Mrs. Margaret A. Davis. dwelling, 64S
| Ceres avenue. $3.50.
]. NJ Moody, two-story dwelling, lbl6
South Flower street, $1,000.
Michael Lersy. dwelling Newton, be-
| tween Tennessee street and Central ave-
nue., ss75.
r. F. Stilson, dwelling, 437 Walnut
s1oO
c. r. Taylor. dwelling, La Bondad
avenue. $3.50.
G. w. Russell, dwelling, Wilson, near
Eleventh. $500.
E. A. Strong, repair dwelling, SIS West
Pco. $50.
S. Hellman. store building. All South
Broadway. $50.
Mrs. Nettie Mueller. dwelling and
barn, corner Seventh street ard Bur-
lington avenue; $4,000.
C. A. Neal. dwelling. Willard avenue
near Rowland street; $500.
NJ s. Hellman, dwelling, South Hope
near Eleventh street; $3.50.
Mrs. Pauline Morris, dwelling. corner
Georgia Bell and Eleventh streets; $ll00
Mary A. Gregg. dwelling. Towne ave-
nue. between Sixth and Seventh streets;
$500.
Mrs. f. ]. Reynolds, dwelling, Law
renee between Ninth and Tenth streets,
$3.50.
FEBRUARY BUILDING
During the month of February the SUI
perintendent of buildings issued 126 per-
mits. amounting to $144,Z67, for the fol-
lowing improvements:
Seventy-five new buildings. .s113,617
Thirty-two alterations and re-
pairs ........ ..............'... zo,',o
Thirteen sheds. stables etc.,. l,5to
Six removals. 2.15o
The new buildings are classed as fol-
! lows:
| Frame cottages .................... ~
Two-story frame dwellings. ...1l
Office and store buildings ............ :
Stores and dwellings combined. ....... 2
Three-story brick buildings. ...'...... 2
| One-story brick stores es.................
| Frame flats ............. .
Blacksmith shops. ......................
| Plumbing Shops. ..................''
TNCONTRACTED WORK
The Builder and Contractor makes
note of the following work not yet under
J contract:
Architect Hugh Todd has prepared
plans for DR.. d. c. Barber for two
J story ten-room building. TO be used as
/ flats. to be erected on Towne avenue
between Third and Fourth streets.
! Architect ]. w. Forsyth Is preparing
plans for q three-story brick building,
SOx110 feet, to be erected on the west
side of Broadway near Seventh street,
to cost $4,000. The architect will be
ready to receive bids in about two weeks.
Architects Preston & Preston have
completed plans for v. e. Keppel for two
two-story flats to contain six rooms
! each. to be erected on Grand avenue
south of Tenth street; cost s2500.
! Architect Frank Vantrees of San Fran
| cisco has prepared plans for Joseph
p, Grant of the firm of Murphy, Grant q
| Co. of San Francisco, for six-story
building to be erected on the northwest
! corner of Fourth street and Broadway.
The owner and architect were In the
I city last week.
Architects Morgan & Walls are pre-
pairing plans for Mrs. Hollenbeck Tor a
/ two story dwelling house to be built
! on Second and State streets, Boyle
Heights; cost $780,
Architect John Parkinson has pre-
| pared plans for 8. X. Lindley for
| three brick block to be erected
| on west side of Broadway between
Third and Fourth streets; cost $4,000.
AMONG THE DEALERS
| p.>s~ss ~ c~e.s Rlsde and improvements In