The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-03

Building permits were issued by Su-
perintendent of Building Inspection +.
l.. Brown for property estimated to be
worth over $4,000 during August.
While this valuation is in excess of
that of last month, and of the other
summer months, it is far below the
standard of other years. The baneful
influence of the strike on all building
operations continues to make itself felt.
A number of permits were issued last
month for large jobs, but there has
been a very limited request for permits
for residences. Two permits were is
sued to the board of control for the
new No. s and No. II schools. The
former is assessed at s24,s4O, and the
latter at s26.3S5. A permit was also
issued the board for the addition to
$1,000.
NEW BREAKER.
In spite of the fact that mining oper-
ations are not very brisk at present the
North End Coal company secured a
permit, allowing them to construct Il
breaker on Leggett street. 1t is as
sessed at $4,000. The Scranton Pump
Manufacturing company took out per-
mits for over $4,000 worth Of new
machine and pattern storage shops, and
a foundry to replace the Meylert street
plant, which was destroyed by fire last
July.
j. B. Poore of the Poore Steam Pump
company, secured permit for the con-
struction of new machine shops, as
sessed at $6,7i0 on Albright avenue.
Another large permit issued was to the
Lackawanna and Wyoming Valley
Rapid Transit company for a passen-
ger station to be built on Mates street.
Its value is placed at $4,000.
The congregation of the Pittston
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
obtained a permit for a $1,000 new
church. and the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad company took
out permits for new ash pocket val
ued at $1,000, and $1,000 washery to
replace the one destroyed by fire in
Bellevue. The Globe store was given
an $4,000 permit for the new front of
it's building on Wyoming avenue, and
the Allis Chalmers company was grant
ed a permit for an addition to their
foundry assessed at $3,9l4. The fol-
lowing permits were granted:
THE PERMITS.
Mrs. Ellen Anderson, of Eeyser ave-
nue.; A. r. Whitmore, of Wheeler ave-
nue.: l.ackawanna Dairy company; John
n. Stambury of Blair avenue; Scranton
Pump company; John Mclaughlin. of
James street; Theaphile Dicket, of Pros
pect avenue; Scranton Fire Brick COM
pany, of Nay Aug avenue; NJ. j. Fahey,
of Lafayette street; j. Maroncy, of
Washburn street: Mrs. Margaret Schu-
ler, of Cedar avenue; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad company;
board of control; John J. Norris of Will
liams street; Scranton Steam Pump COM
pany; N. Surovitz, of Penn avenue; Allis-
Chalmers company; John Miller, of Pitts
ton avenue; j. w. Murray. of Crown ave-
nue.; p. d. Clancy, of Monscy avenue:
Mary Lloyd. of Thompson street; j. j.
LOTUS, of Gibson street; N. l.. Water
man, of James street; Mary Wcyler, of
Weston place; Il. S. Atherton. of North
Main avenue; Torrey estate, of Brick ave-
nue.: Spruis Brothers; Charles Kirst, of
Cedar avenue; Keyser Valley Land COM
pany, of Jackson street; Globe Ware
house: M. j. Kearney, of Franklin ave-
nue.; p. ]. Honan, of Mulberry street;
Nj. Brown, of Deacon street; st. Paul's
Methodist Episcopal church. of Cedar
avenue; Pittston Avenue Methodist Epis
copal church; Mrs. NJ. Flynn, of North
Main avenue; board of control; y. j. Fos-
ter. of Madison avenue: Thomas Evans.
of Wayne avenue; board of control; Morel
Brothers; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railroad company; Mrs. Chris
tian Nicodemus, of Fig street; Fred
Rutie, of Price street; j. Is. Peck, of
Price street; Y. H. Derme, OF Monroe
avenue; Grady & Bowie. of Adams ave-
nue.; j. Rodham & Son. of Archibald road;
Il. ID. Wilson. of Washburn street; N. A.
Hubert, of Phelps street. Jas. A. Evans.
of Bromley avenue; James Woclkers, of
Alder street; +. j. Johnson. of Rebecca
avenue: John Schenk, of Elm street; ].
b. Poore, of Albright avenue; Joseph
Speicher, of Harrison avenue; James
Hammock of Cedar avenue: Ellen Sheri-
dan. of Stanton street, p. DurlSin, of Dur
kin street; Charles Flint. of Winfield ave-
field avenue; Scranton Steam Pump COM
pany; NJ. G. Ansley, of Scranton street;
Charles Msch, of Paul avenue; j. r.
Thomas. of Edna avenue; Charles Mar
tin, of Grove street: l.. Aarner. of Grand
View avenue: North End Coal company;
c. II. Constantine, of Parker street; Hen
ry G. Samos, of Cedar avenue; Sagar
Surge, of Providence road: Il. II. Poole,
of Hyde Park avenue; Albert Toy, of
Stone avenue; James Casey. of Mary
street; NJ. Wargo, of Clearview avenue;
Il. w. Schub. of Willow street; M. *.