The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-03
SIXTEENTH WARD
LEADS IN BUILDING
Report Shows Approximate In
crease of $I29,084 in
Values This Week.

According to the report of the build
ing department, in permits granted 70,
new buildings or for the alteration Of
old ones, the Sixteenth ward still stands
at the head of the list. The report
shows that this week there was an APP
proximate increase of 1929, 0S4 in valu-
alton of work for which permits We're
granted, as compared to last week,
when the amount totaled s262, 943. This
weeks total is $392,027
Among the permits for larger build
ings was the one granted TO f. F.
Proctor, who will erect a $125, 900
theatre and office building at ia and
lie Market street. A permit was also
granted Joseph Okin to put up a brick
structure at the northwest corner o.
Howard street and Thirteenth avenue,
at an estimated cost of $4,000. The
Sacred Heart parish, of the Vailsburg
section, will erect a brick church and
school building at South Orange and
Sanford avenues valued at $32, 096'
and James Coe will also erect a brick
dwelling, to cost about SIC, 900, at 66S
High street.
Permits in Different Wards.
In the matter of wards the Sixteenth
still holds the honor position for the
most building activity. The permits
granted during the week were:
Second Ward-114-116 Market street,
F. F. Proctor, owner, brick theatre and
office building, estimated cost s125,00J;
663 High street, James A. Coe, owner,
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Third Ward-Northwest corner Gin
ton avenue and High street, Charles A.
Feick, owner, brick stable, estimated
cost $4,000.
Fourth Ward-Central Railroad of
New Jersey owner, steel freight plat
form, estimated cost 81, 400; Sc Mulberry
street, John Logue owner, alterations
to dwelling, estimated cost 500; 231-
233 Market street, Masker Quitting
Company owners, brick store, estimated
cost $500; 1877 Market street, H. ]. and
j. B. Iffland, owners, brick cafe and
restaurant, estimated cost 500. 700.
Fifth Ward-14 Congress street,
Spratt's Patent Dog Cake Company
owner, alterations TO elevator, esti-
mated cost $50; 70 Prospect street.
George Surearino, owner, brick dwell
ing, estimated cost $4,000; 80 Madison
street, American Vacuum Cleaner Com
pany owner, elevator, estimated cost
81, 100; $40 Market street, Salvador Ferra
owner, alteration to store and dwelling,
estimated cost $500.
Seventh Ward-176-178 Newark street,
M. Palumbo owner, brick bakery and
stable, estimated cost 81 900; northwest
corner Howard street and Thirteenth
avenue, Joseph Okin owner, brick
dwelling, estimated cost 100000.
Eighth Ward.
Eight Wards oriental street, VIII
liam r. Steele owner, alteration to
dwelling, estimated cost 500; ga Wood
side avenue David Prince owner, frame
dwelling, estimated cost $4,000; 766 Mt.
Prospect avenue, C. e. Young owner,
frame dwelling, estimated cost IS, 1000;
sos Mt. Prospect avenue, T. w. Jury,
owner, frame dwelling, estimated cost
1000; S21 Lake street, G. F. Spencer
owner, frame dwelling, estimated cost
5000; Gil North Fifth street, Antonio
Billoto owner, frame dwelling, esti-
maed cost $4,000; Summer avenue, 100
feet from Delevan avenue, Samuel A.
Verbyck owner, frame dwelling, esti-
mated cost $4,000.
Ninth Observation-Disclosures avenue
and Branford street, T. Cecil Hughes
owner, brick stable and warehouse, es-
timated cost 500, 900.
Tenth Ward-Southwest corner Daw
son and South streets, Progressive In
vestment Company owners, stable ard
shed, estimated cost $4,000; 81 Vesey
street, George M. Ruberon owner, shed,
estimated cost 500; Jefferson and Wal
nut streets, Benjamin Gross owner,
brick store, estimated cost 81 500; $40
Johnson street, William Ball Inc. own
ers, brick factory, estimated cost Sc, 1881.
Eleventh Ward-2S3 North Sixth
street, DR.. F. w. Hook owner, altera-
tons to dwelling, estimated cost $3.50;
l25-27 Eleventh avenue, A. Glassner
owner, frame store, estimated cost
81, 200; so South Fifteenth street, G. l..
Hopkins owner, alterations to shop, es-
timated cost 500.
Twelfth Wards Waydell street,
: Benjamin Lauer owner, alterations to
dwelling, estimated cost $3.50.
Thirteenth Ward.
Thirteenth Ward-46-4S Alexander
street, Hugo Roah owner, frame dwell
ing, estimated cost SIS 5000; South Orange
and Sanford avenues. Sacred Heart
Parish owners, brick church and school
building, estimated cost $50, 096; Smith
street, 500 feet north of South Orange
avenue, John Scully owner, frame
dwelling, estimated cost $500; 1890
South Orange avenue, John j. Skiflman
owner, frame store and Office, estimated
cost $4,000.
Fourteenth Ward-2S2 Belmont ave.
nue., Nose Block owner alteration to
l store, estimated cost. $500; 105-107
South Seventh street, Joseph Schiller
. owner, frame dwelling, estimated cost
: $500; northwest corner Boyd and
West Kinney streets, S. Cohn owner,
alterations to dwelling, estimated cost
$3.50.
Sixteenth Ward-Jelliff and Clinton
avenues, b. E. Renshaw agent, frame
and canvas moving picture place, estl-
: mated cost $500; SIG Bergen street,
Ferdinand Bilzig owner, frame shop,
estimated cost $50; 1886 Clinton avenue
w. j. Wagner owner, two ONO