The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-01
RECORD BROKE IN BUILDINGS Total of $742,117.55 Spent
 During Year. AND NO VACANT HOUSES In Eleven Months City Issued
 454 Permits. Dwelling Houses Have Sprung Up fin Every Section of Montgomery to
 Be Occupied Soon as Conn.,

The building of new houses means an increased population, and consequent necessity for more business houses Moreover, the building of more houses means that contractors. builders, car penters and other allied interests have been busy during the commercial year just closed.
 In 1902 the building improvements of Montgomery amounted to $S09,- 36195 In 1904 The Advertiser record ed the fact that the improvement had reached the grand total of $43s,3s1.10 For the eleven months which closed last night the official record shows that $742,117.55 has been expended In buildings in Montgomery, nearly doub- ling the record of the previous year. Leaving the New Exchange hotel which building alone Is valued at $226- 900 and the First Baptist Church, val ued at s65,o00 out of the list and the record exceeds that of the of the whole of last year by s16.536.45. The record for the eleven months just closed is remarkable for the great number of substantial residential and business houses constructed in Mont gomery rather than for valuable build ing which would increase the total amount expended. Aside from the New Exchange hotel, now nearing comple- | tion, and the First Baptist Church, in course of construction, no relatively
  1 gomery The finest residence built during the year was that of Sam Sabel on South Perry street which cost $12,- | 900.
 | During the eleven months 154 dwell- l ing houses costing S1,000 and over were constructed. The record of new residences is remarkable inasmuch as a large percentage of them are sub stantial two story houses costing from | $2, 600 to $5,000.
 During eleven months of the year just closed 435 permits were issued by the city Engineer. Those providing for building improvements costing 1 s1 1000 and over were as follows: F. S. Person, two story frame, on Adams and Decatur streets $5.000. i Mrs Hallonquist, two story frame on Adams and Bainbridge streets. s4.ooO
 r. J. Williams, two story frame on Adams between Decatur and Bain- l bridge streets, $3,000.
 I. O. Anderson one story frame. on Amanda street between Jefferson Davls and Donaldson Avenues. $1.750. l N R. Burks, two story frame, at Sz Amanda street, $1.2oO. | 1. O. Anderson, two story frame on Amanda between Mildred street and Donaldson Avenue, $2.000 City of Montgomery, two story brick I station), $5,770. *:.
 D, O. Dove, two story frame. corner Bainbridge street and Madison Avenue. $6.15O
 D. P. West, two story brick. corner Moulton and Bibb streets. (power sta | tion,) $6,0OO | L. H. Moore, one story frame. west side South Court street south of Jeff ferson Davis Avenue, $2,00o. | g. J. Steiner, two story frame corner Court and South streets, s3,OOO. l Mrs. E. T. Bragg. to repair two story brick building South Court street, $1.S11.
 Court between Jefferson Davis Avenue and Genetta ditch. s2,Oo0. | w. E. Peirce. two story brick. SOP South Court $9.000.
 M. P Wilcox. two story brick, North Court street. between Madison Avenue and Jefferson street (store3 s7.6oo. l w. R. Venable. two story brick, 91l North Court. s2.s50. :..": 1 J. F, Gay to repair interior of store 125 Commerce street. $2.500. | B. Wolff. to remodel three story brick. ,corner Commerce and Bibb streets. (Imperial hotel) s4.00o. l W. K. Pelzer to add one story to 12O and 122 Commerce street. S6.25o | Exchnage Hotel Company seven story brick, $225.o00
 w. T. Riley. seven one story frame houses, Columbia street and Cleve- land Avenue $3.000.
 B. s. Maultsby. three one story frame houses on Cleveland Avenue, Sl,000. l M Garrett, two story frame. Ca toma street between Church and Mont gomery streets. $3.500.
 W. N Cox, two story frame. 512 l Clayton street $5,000.
 Mrs. R. Barry, two story frame cor ner Clayton and Whitman str@ets' 1880.
 Mrs. M E. Lee. to add a two story addition to two story brick corner 1 Church and Lee streets $l,350.
 w. NJ. Wilkerson, to repair two story frame sos Church street $2,O0O.
 j. E. Lloyd, one story frame on Clay street between sixth and Seventh avenues, $1,5oo
 H. P. Tresslar to add a one story to three story brick at 14 Dexter Ave nue, l,225.
 Mrs. w. II. Janney to. repair two story frame 516 Dexter Avenue, s.
 H T. Bryan two story frame on Decatur between Adams and Alabama streets sl,s00.
 J. suter two one story frames on Decatur between Scott and High | streets, $2,20O.
 A. Gerson and Sons, two one story
 
 Hall streets S1OO0.
 Mrs Gilmer. two-story frame on Grove between Court and Perry streets 5000
 Baker Jackson, three one-story frames on Grove between Hall ana Garrison Streets, $1,200.
 Miss T. Cozart, two-story frame ofl Grove between Lawrence and McDon- ough Streets, $1,650.
 Warren and Thornton, two-story frame on Goldthwaite between Mildred and Clayton Streets. $2,000.
 Warren and Thornton, two-storg frame on Gcidthwaite between MiloEeu and Clayton Streets. $i,500.
 Warren and Thornton, two.story frame cn Goldthwaite between Mllofeu and Clayton Streets, $1,S5e. Warren and Thornton, elght one story frames at Warnen's Court S1'zoo'
 Warren and Thornton. two two- c story frames at warren's Court S4,oVo,
 Jim Hall. one-story frame, cornsl Hall and Hutchings Streets. Sl.soo.
 w. B. Paterson, three greenhouses on Hall between Douglass ana latuHl Streets. s2,500
 W. B. Paterson, one-atory frame M on Hall between Douglass ana AAtuAl