Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-19
FIRMS SEEK
MORE POWER
PERMITS SHOW LOS ANGELES
GROWS INDUsTRIALLY
FIRE BOARD ACTS ON SCORES OF
APPLICATIONS
Factories and Producing Establish
ments Make Free Use of Elee-
tricity in REPRESENTATIVE
ity in All Sections

lIy IN All ocCtioHS
That Los Angeles is going ahead with
big strides is apparent from over fifty
application for permits to install electric
motors. boilers, engines and other IN
dustrial equipment.
Secretary Charles McKeag of the board
of fire commissioners says his routine
work is three times as heavy as last
year.
Some of the cases acted on yesterday
were:
F. w. Braun, electric motor, 4O9-15 East
Third street for operating experimental
protesting plant.
Hamburger Brick company, steam
boiler. block r, Ella View tract at edge
of city limits, for operating brick plant.
Los Angeles Investment company, cleo
trio motor and planning mill, 1850 Airing
ton street.
Lacy Manufacturing company, electric
motors, 1915 North Main street. for OPP
Grating pipe works, being additional
power.
f. w. Braun. electric motors and ma
chine shop, 326 San Pedro street.
Denison- Byrnes Manufacturing COM
pany, electric motor, 2612 South Main
street. for operating tent and awning
factory
Sunset Tent and Awning company
electric motor, 653 South Olive street, for
operating tent and awning factory.
Penter & Rogers. electric motor, AIS
Central avenue, for operating an ice
cream factory.
Van e. Thompson, electric motor ma
chine shop and zinc foundry, 2615 San
Pedro street.
For Oil Well Rig
Daggett & Fletcher, steam boiler and
engine 221-27 Alvarado street. for operat-
ing oil well rig.
Los Angeles ostrich Farm, steam boil
err 1909 Mission road, for operating hot
water plant.
line engine 1862 North Aevenue 10, for
operating sash and door factory.
o. H. Campbell, electric motor, 1852
West Twenty-fourth street, for operating
tent and awning factory.
Los Angeles Examiner, steam boiler,
509-11 South Broadway, for operating
steam table.
Diamond Rubber company, steam boil
err, 1908 South Main street, for operat-
ing vulcanizing plant.
Electric Laundry company, electric
motors, S06-14 East Sixteenth street, for
operating a steam laundry, being addi-
tional power
D. l.. Kaufman, steam boiler, $50 South
Main street, for operating dye works.
Brick Yard Grows
Los Angeles Brick company. electric
motor, 225O East Seventh street. for op-
Grating a brick yard, being additional
power.
Los Angeles Foundry company, cleo
trio motor 744 South Alameda street, for
operating wood and iron working ma
chinery.
Los Angeles Can company, electric
motors, SA North Avenue %, for operat-
ing a--eah factory.
Miller Iive and Box company, electricl
motors. 223-33 North Avenue 49, for op-
Grating planning mill, being additional
power.
G. II. ouandt, distillate engine, 1677-S5
East Vernon avenue, for operating a |
wood saw and feed grinder.
Roger & Copelin, gasoline engine, S04
South Main street, for demonstration
purposes.
r. r WILDER, electric motor 416S Wall
street, for operating a soda water fac
tory.
DistiIate Tanks
Chief Lips reported that he had grant |
ed the following permits for distillate
storage tanks:
Newell Bros. 1918 West Eighth street
Thomas Haverty company, Sixth and
Alvarado.
S. Biedeman, 1852 South Clarence street
A Anderson. 1913 Beale street.
George F. Rotsler, 129 Sotello street
S. L. Rotsler, 127 Sotello street
Carrie McGahy, 170S Beale street.
Hutchinson & Son, 1868 West Washing
ton street (gasoline)
w. w. Watson, 531-33 Wall street.
Electric Motors
Following applications for permits for
electric motors were referred to Chief
Lips for Investigation:
Anti Oak garage, 1876 South Main
street, for operating automobile garage.
Auto Vehicle company, $50 South Main
street, for operating automobile garage.
California Cornice Works 1908 San
Fernando street. for operating a cornice
works.
The Calkns company, 361 North Avenue
g. for operating zinc shavings factory.
For Storage Tanks
Following applications for storage tank
permits were referred to the chief with
power to act:
Anti Oak garage, gasoline, 1154-6 South
Main street.
Clara Newton Cattern, distillate, 315
Clay street.
D. L. Kaufman, gasoline, $50 South
Main street
d. L. Kaufman, crude oil, $50 South
Main street.
NC H. Quandt. distillate. 1677-S5 East
Vernon avenue.
L. v. schenck, gasoline, 465 South
Flower street.