Arizona republican., 1914-03-23
HOMES RISING
 IN EVERY PART
 OF THIS CITY
Building Operations Con-
 tinue in Phoenix With
 out Any Apparent Abate- ment Some New Struc- lures Planned for Future

Building progress in Phoenix goes right along without abatement, partic- uarly in the residential districts where many handsome structures are either in the course of construction or are planned for the immediate future. A glance at the long list of building per mits issued the past week by Building Inspector Howard B. Claflin will indi- cate that despite the statement of that official that it was an unusually quiet week. there is still much doing in this line.
 But notwithstanding the activity in the construction of smaller buildings there are persistent rumors of greater things to come in the near future. IL is said, in this connection, that the fi- nancing of a project to give to Phoenix a handsome six-story, steel construc- tion hotel not far from the heart of the city. has progressed to the point where it is practically certain that the build- ing will become a reality in the not distant future
 Work upon the new building of Selim Ackel, at Central Avenue and Jefferson Street has progressed to the second story. II is now understood that MT Ackel has architects at work preparing plans to extend the structure two or three stories above the three originally planned.
 Here is list of the permits issued the past week by Building Inspector Howard B. Claflin: Buntman & Picrcey. permit for nestoly plastered brick residence. 2134 West Monroe street, $2,0OO; w. H. Shell, contractor.
 Buntman X Piercey, permit for one story brick residence, 213S West Monroe street( $2,00O; w. H. Shell. contractor.
 G. D. Adams, permit for one story screen addition to frame cottage, 911 East Van Buren, $S0
 Mrs. Clinton Lauver, permit for one story frame cottage, Hadley and First avenue. $1,20O; Alex S Camp bell. contractor.
 William Bevin, permit for one story brick residence, 10f0 East Will ietta street; $1,000.
 MT. Hayman, ne-story brick store building, First and Jefferson street; $500. John Davy, contractor.
 C. w. Harms. permit for one story brick residence, 2115 West Madison; $2. 2.O0O.
 Mrs. Ida Morris, addition to one story frame cottage 1900 block, East Jefferson street, s2O0; Tom Bertram, contractor
 E. J. Harrington, permit for one story brick residence, TOT East Brill. sS,1o0; Lutgerding & Eagan, con tractor.
 c. Bright, permit for addition to residence, 1342 Grand avenue; $500; David Close contractor Eugene Brady O'Neill tenants, Uy- man Amusement Company permit fer tWo-story brick, reinforced steel and concrete theater building, 10S-110 West Adams street; Sl0,000; Arizona Engineering and Construction com pany, contractors. C. C. McEWen, permit for one story reinforced concrete store building. 703 South Central aVenu; $52.50 John | son Concrete Construction company; 1 contractor
 A. G. Utley. permit for two-story plastered brick residence southwest corner Mcdowell and Eleventh street :: $12,OO0; Higgins & Daniels, contract | Ors.
 1 Jennie L. Sampson, permit for one- story frame cottage, 921 East Fill more, 5000; o. H. Sampson con- tractor.
 A. C. Horton, Jr.. permit for one story plastered brick apartment house, Linwood street; $4,515; Home l Builders. contractor. | Frank Van Haren, permit for one story frame cottage. 21S North Elev- enth street; $50 Peter Van Haren | contractor.
 Ernest F. Shute, permit for One | story temporary cottage, 1924 Wes Taylro street, $25.
 G. Frank sharp, permit for addi- | ton to two-stoly brick store build ing, All West Van Buren street; $40e