Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08
TUhSAHS BUILD
ALL THE While
EVERYTHING CONFINES TO GIVE
THEM TIE BEST or IN.
HOW PERMITS ARE Seized
Building Operations Spread ON Al
Sides and the Home Builders
Are Keeping Busy.

Induced by the numerous favorable
conditions, the largest factor among
which is the balm OF the spring wea-
ther, the home builders Of Tulsa are
carrying away permits from the Of
flee OF G. J. Meacham, building in
fpeotor, at the hate Of $4,000 a day
for the past several days
That the late winter and early
spring will see more homes built IN
Tulsa In a proportlonate period Of
time is the belief of all who are in
any manner acquainted with condl-
tons as they exist In Tulsa. There Is
an era Of intense good feeling broad
cast from city limit to city limit, and
II would take a voritable Diogenes
and his hulls-eye lantern tramplng
the back alleys for fortnight to find
a Tusan with anything hut a rosy ex-
pectancy branded on either check.
About a dozen building permits
were issued yesterday and practically
as many more the day before the
majority Of which were for dwellings
and for dwelling Improvement, a
good indication that the growth OF the
city IS stable and IN keeping with the
varied resources of Tulsa and Tulsa
County.
Now that the warm weather is
here to stay as t may almost safely
be said, according to the old timers
whose representations heretofore
have echoed down the corridors Of
time and whose weather pictures have
never been known to have their faces
turned towards the wall Of unreliable
ity, 1t IS a pretty safe guess that the
operations In the line OF home build
ing will see "A great spread. Sprinkled
here and there throughout the permit
book may bc found the proporti0natc
share Of business houses to be erect
cd strictly I'm keeping with the exc
panslon noted in the construction Of
dwellings.
The permits issued yesterday Were
10 he following:
u u "a Smith, two story frame dwell
ing, Oak Grove addition, TO cost
i28O0.
Norman ana Freeman Robbins for
a one-story brick business establish
ment on West Second, to cost So, 900.
G, W. Stanfeld, for a one story
frame dwelling on Boston, to cost
500.
Frank schreck, for one story
frame dwelling ON South Frisco, to
cost $1,000.
F. W. Fink, for a one story frame
dwelling on South Cincinnati, to cost
$1,000.
r., L, Fox, for two story brick,
business and apartments on North
Main between Brady and Cameron, to
cost $4,000
Harry r. Morris for "a frame add-
tion to dwelling on Fourteenth, to
cost 500.
j W. Culpepper, for a one story
building on West First, 10 cost 5000.
L. p. Johnson, for addition I'm Oak
dale, to cost 500
S W. Akin, for dwelling In Lind
sey, TO cost $500
Out in the different additions to
the city wnere no permits are re-
quired for the erection Of building
of any kind, the usuH spring building
is Being dCne. Numerous Tulsans
whose home plots close IN have he
come too valuable as business prop.
erty to longer be used as dwelling
sites, have gone TO the additions lying
outside the limits of the city and pur-
chased from half dozen lots up to
several acres and are building mod
ern houses, Just how soon they win
be cramped out Of these quarters may
be calculated from the present rate
Of growth OF Tulsa.
Tulsa, It seems at the present time,
is tiptoeing to the opportunities which
are offered on all sides in the way
Of weather, fine sites and locations,
financial conditions and the cheap
ness Of lumber prevailing during the
last several months And they are.
taking advantage Of these things, II
the building inspectors book tells the
truth.