The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-26
MUCH BUILDING IS
 GOING ON IN CITY Permits Issued by Building ln- spector MuIIin for August GREAT ACTIVITY SHOWN Contractors Required to Erect Build inss In Compliance With City Or
 dlnances-List of Buildings
 Being Erected.
GREAT ACTIVITY SHOWN

According to the records kept in the office of City Building Inspector Mullin, there has been remarkable activity in the building trade in Birmingham since Au- gust l, and there has been also rigorous enforcement of the building laws of the city.
 Inspector Mullin. since taking charge of the office, has
 1. Required the one-story brick building at First avenue and Twenty-fourth street to be torn down because of it's unsafe condition.
 2. Required Drennen & Co., in the con- struction of their new building, to take out or alter the front and rear walls so as to conform to the city ordinances.
 B. Required joists to be taken out in the buildings under construction on Nor ris avenue between Twenty-first and Twenty-second streets,
 4. Required fues, to the number of twenty-four, to be taken out of buildings throughout the city.
 T 5. Required chimneys without fue lin- ings to be torn out of the building at Second avenue and Twenty-sixth street. G. Required twelve contractors operating without building permits to take out permits.
 Permits Issued.
 Inspector Mullin said yesterday that since August l construction of these build ings had begun:
 l. F. D. Smiths two-story frame res- idence at Virginia avenue and Glen Iris. seOOO.
 2. Mrs. F. E. Jordan's two-story frame residence, Iroquois and Highland avenue, s12.ooO.
 8. Mrs. George H. Rogers two-story frame residence, No. 1903 Fourteenth ave- nue. South. 5000.
 4 Mrs. Beulah Roes residence, one- story frame residence at 2721 Avenue F, sl5OO.
 5. W. G. Oliver & Co.'s seven one-story frame buildings, Avenue and Thirteenth street. Total $2450.
 6. T. L. Hill, two-story brick veneer at 1219 Twenty-second street, north, $500. 2. William Johnston's one-story frame, 1901 Fourteenth avenue. north. 5000.
 8. H. H. Goldstein, two-story frame at Thirteenth avenue and 1hirtieth street, Norwood, $400O.
 g. w. J. Dangaix, one-story brick Fourth alley and Nineteenth street, $S7Oo. 10. Mrs. Ina Dusenberry. one-story frame, Ina street and Lynch avenue, $500. Il. w. H. Tharpe, one-story frame, Twenty-second street, between avenues A and B, s40o.
 Milling Company.
 12. Goodlander Milling company. one story brick. First avenue and Seventeenth street, s450.
 nue A, between Twenty-second and Twen- ty-third streets. $70O0.
 IA Moore & Handley Hardware com pany, stable at Avenue A and Fourteenth street. $500.
 10. E. A. Baker, one-story frame, Sew enteenth street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth avenue, 5000.
 IS. Birmingham Seminary, one-story frame, 1722 Fifth avenue, $900.
 IT. Sid B. Jones, two-story concrete, Cy- press avenue and Juniper, 5000.
 IS. J. Mex. Norment, two two-story frame buildings, Fifteenth street. between Avenues J and K, $4500.
 1e. H. J. H. Hine, two-story frame, Six teenth avenue, between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. $3000
 20. J. c. Rivers one-story frame, Elev- enth avenue and Twenty-third street, $500.
 21 Phil Memoli, two-story frame, Twelfth avenue. between Sixteenth and Seventeenth street, 5000.
 22 R. S. Warner, one-story frame sta- ble and servants quarters, 2733 Highland avenue, $500.
 23 A. B. Loveless. two-story frame, 1517 Tenth avenue. south, s270o.
 A F. Y. Anderson. one-story frame, 515 South Thirteenth street, s600
 25. Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows hall. three-story brick. Sixteenth street and Second avenue, s12,7S7.
 Besides the foregoing Chief Mullins records show that $S279 has been spent In repair work in Birmingham since Au-