Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-19
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Recent Permits Granted

Among the permits issued by the
building superintendent last week the
following lead in point of interest:
E. C. Hodgman, 2623 Normandie ave-
nue., two-story frame at 741-743 San
Julian street, $4,000; e. C. Hodgman,
builder.
G. w. Alexander, 927 West Thirty
ninth street, a two-story frame at S52
West Thirty-eighth street, $2S00; G.
w. Alexander, architect and builder.
G.. w. Alexander, 927 West Thirty
ninth street, two-story frame at S54
West Thirty-eighth street, $4,000; G..
W. Alexander, architect and builder.
Mrs. Emma Overhokes, 1400 Redosa
street, story and one-haf frame at
946 Vermont avenue, $4,000; Frank
Tyler, architect; j. w. Overhokes,
builder.
Henry N. Cohen, 3419 San Pedro
street, a two-story frame at 1901 East
Twenty-third street. $2S00; F. M. Tyler,
architect; j. E. Crouch, builder.
William c. Harris, 371S Budlong ave-
nue., one-story bungalow at 1881 West
Thirty-eighth street, $4,000; w. c. Har-
ris. builder.
C. G. Kellogg, 24S West Twenty-third
street, two-story frame at 23OO-23O2-
1904 South Grand avenue, $4,000; e. C.
Hillman, builder.
Rachel l.. Skinner, 27S5 Central ave-
nue., story and one-half frame at 922
East Adams street, $217S; Webb &
Van Loenen, builders.
w. w. Watts, 1913 South Broadway, a
two-story frame at 92S West Twentieth
street, $S5OO; w. w. Watts, architect
and builder.
Lou M. Bowling, 535 San Julian
street, two-story frame at 341S South
Hope street, $25OO; W. H. Eddy, builder
Mrs. o. Goetoch, 752 East Pico street,
two-story frame at 744 East Pico
street, $1,000; John Gukendorf, builder.
Mary Janss, two-story frame at S11
Beacon street. $4,000; f. L. Roehrig,
architect; Alexander Grant, builder.
Anna Pieper, 26SO North Workman
street, two-story frame at 5S16 Pasa-
dena avenue, $4,000; A. ]. Pieper,
builder.
w. A. Kietler, a two-story frame at
1929 Van Ness avenue, $3SOO; Bliss &
Gould, builders.
Mary c. Rosecrans, SAT East Twen-
tieth street, two-story frame at 22O7
Cambridge street, $4,000; G. e. Voelkel,
architect; F. T. Willis, builder.
p. j. Smith, a two-story frame at
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Clark, builder.
Maggie Cowles, S161a South Olive
street, a two-story frame at 1928 West
Sixteenth street, $53O0; A. S. Heine-
man & Co., architects and builders.
Andrew Brunold, 1907 Iowa street, a
two-story frame at 1924 Iowa street,
$2000 Andrew Brunold, builder.
Improvements Under Way
The Richards estate improvement
on the west side of Hill street, near
the corner of Ninth street, is nearly
ready for the roof. The building will be
a three-story frame, containing COM
plete flats. The estimated cost of the
improvement is $4,000.
The excavation for the Hill street
frontage of the Laughln block is pro-
crossing rapidly. The Broadway 'front.'
age is 12O feet and the frontage on Hill
street is the same, the entire depth
from Broadway to Hill street 1926 feet
Plans provide for a two-story building
fronting Hill street, the walls to be
thick enough to sustain an eght-story
structure. The recent Indictment
weather has interfered somewhat with
excavation for the deep basement. but
despite unfavorable conditions satis-
factory progress has been made.
Gales In Many Additions
The weather of the past two weeks,
with its transforms the cloudy uncer-
tainty overhead and the mud under
foot, has not been especially conducive
to activity in suburban real estate; but
Grider & Hamilton, as specialists in
subdivisions, nave had no reason to
complain of the volume of business