The herald., 1897-02-11
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING
Permits Issued by the City
Superintendent
A VERY FAIR WEEKS WORK
A GoodIy Number Of Dwellings aud OF
Stores
The Realty Market noierately Active and
Growing Better-Repar.s OF Sales Made
and Proposed Improvements

During the week ended Wednesday
night twenty-eight permits were issued
from the office of Superintendent of
Buildings Stratton, the aggregate es-
timated cost being S54,4l5 The list IN
cludes three good-sized improvements,
the most important Of which is the
Boston brick block to be erected on
Broadway between Third and Fourth
streets for Mrs. NJ. A. Briggs and Mrs.
Granville the cost of which is rather
conservatively estimated at S200oo.
Next in point of size is the addition TO
the Christian church at the corner of
Hope and Eleventh streets at an expense
Of $4,000. and the third in respect to out
lay is the alteration of the old city jail
on Second street, which Mr.. Hellman
will make available for business pur-
poses by the expenditure of about $4,000
in repairs and alterations.
The most pretentious dwelling house
in the list is a residence to be built Tor
Mrs NJ. w Stimson on Orchard ave-
nuo near Twenty-seventh street. when
will cost $500 Thomas Haskell VIII
build two flats on Wall street between
Fourth and Fifth streets at an expense
of S2500 The remainder of the list en-
braces only dwellings, of the cheapest
class. with the usual proportion of re-
movals and alterations. The list IN fuil
is as follows:
Frances Murphy. two-story dwelling,
corner Hill and Rock streets. S2700.
DR. Whittlesey, shed, 40 West Seventh
street. $3.50.
j. Pacelo, addition to dwelling, CSC
New High street $50,
nf lUallintr from
Hope and Temple to the corner OF
Fourth and Flower strets. $500.
Mrs NJ. w. Stimson two-story dwell
irg, Orchard between Twenty Seventh
and Twenty eighth streets. $500.
c. E Green dwelling. Twenty fourth
between San Pedro and Menlo avenue,
S120o
Mrs. c. Wilson, alteration of Wilson
block. First between Main and Spring
streets, 500.
Carpenter & Biles, two-story dwell
ing. Central avenue between Twenty
second and Twenty third streets, $1,000.
Mrs NJ A Briggs and Mrs Granville
MACEDONIAN, three-story brick building,
Broadway between Third and Fourth
streets. 100000
Charles NJ Stimson. dwelling, Barber
between Hansen and Thomas streets,
$i00
F. E. Lyttle. addition to dwelling,
Fourth and Soto streets. SI00
Arsto McCrimmon. dwelling, C street
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets,
$1,000
John Mcmillan addition to dwelling,
Gladys avenue. 500.
Thomas Haskell. two flats, Wall be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. $250O.
p l.. Cusick, dwelling, S13 Linden
street, S2S5.
f. r. Delude, dwelling, Wilson street,
$125.
l. w. Hellman. alterations of old Jail
building. Second street between Spring
and Broadway, $1,000.
+. w. A. Detmars, dwelling, West
Eighteenth street $500.
First Christian church. addition to
church building. northwest corner Hope
and Eleventh streets, $4,000.
Mrs Franz. barn, Primrose avenue,
$50.
d. L. Craig. addition to dwelling
Putnam between Mission and Alhambra
streets. $500.
V. Sentous, barn, 6S6 Bailey street
$500.
G. E Harpham dwelling. Bryant ave-
nue. near Hoover street. $475.
NJ Farnsworth, coal sheds, corner
Temple street and Belmont avenue, 500
D. J. Carr. store, Los Angeles between
Eighth and Ninth streets. $400
+ Il.
800
Thomas p McCrea. dwelling, Winfield
street near Westlake avenue $4,000
G. A. Townsend. addition to dwelling
Paloma near Fourteenth street, $3.50.
UNCONTRACTEDW WORK.
The Builder and Contractor makes
note of the following work not yet un-
der contract:
Architect A. L. Haley has prepared
plans for Charles Shafer for seven
room cottage to be erected on northwest
corner of Chicago ard Brooklyn streets,
cost $500.
Architect B. b. Bixby has prepared
plans for Robert See for "a six-room cot
tage to be erected near Westlake park
cost $1,000
Architect Frank Peters of 104 South
Broadway has prepared plans for Mr.
Moore for a two-story twelve-room
building. to be erected on the corner OF
West Adams and La Sale streets, ia
cost $4,000.
Architects Bradbeer & Ferris have
completed plans for L. o. Browne fol
additions to a residence at S32 South
Bonnie Brae street, to cost $1,000.
Architects Austin & Shilling have pre-
pared plans for Mr.. O'Neill for six two
story frame flats of five room each, tc
be erected on Olive street near First
to cost about $1,000, and for Captain
Marion, for a five-room cottage to be
erected a Vernon, to cost $500.
Architect r. B. Young is now ready
to receive bids from contractors for the
construction of St. Mary's church, al
Boyle Heights. The size Of the build
ing will be 55xS0 feet and the auditori-
um 50x50 feet, with a seating capacity
Of 400
According to the Daily Journal Thomas
Vigus has had the plans drawn and the
contract will soon be let for the con-
struction of five superior dwellings, tc
be built in the Potter's Woodlawn tract
on East Thirty-third street, near Main
The houses will consist Of nine rooms
and be two stories in height. They vii
be supplied with all the modern conven-
fences. Each one will cost not less thar
$4,000. Mr.. Vigus is also having the plans
prepared for a building to be located
north of Jefferson street. on Vermont
avenue, in the Wiesendanger tract. This
dwelling will be provided with eight
rooms and the usual conveniences, and
will cost $2500.