Arizona republican., 1919-08-29
NEW BUILDINGS
 IN AUC. TOTAL
 OVER s180,000
Residences Predominate in New Construction Now
 Going Ahead in All Parts of Phoenix, Records Show

Building is still booming in Phoenix Although this month probably will not come up to last in the extent and value of building operations, August will see at least S1S0000 and probably more in new building enterprises launched in the city.
 During the last three weeks, since August 8, building permits have been issued by the city building department to the approximate extent of s133,00o. The first eight days of this month and gthe two days that yet remain, should bring the total up to the $1So.0o0 mark
 In the number of permits issued and in the total valuation of the buildings started. residences predominate, a conclusive proof that builders are realizing the impending shortage of living accommodations here this winter. Only a small number of per mits have been issued this month for business buildings, while great many of those issued are for alterations, re- pairs, improvements and the like, rang ing in value from $10e to $500. and making a total of between $6,000 and s9, 900.
 Largest Permit $42,4o
 The largest permit issued. in point of valuation of the building, was to C. D. Coffinger for the erection of 2 concrete garage building at 40f West Adams street The building is valued at $42, ,405 and will be owned by the Security Building company. Other permits for business buildings issued in the last three weeks include storage building at Seventh and Grant streets for the Martin Cotton company, valued at s3,500; and a cement building for the Orchard Grove company at 330-232 West Adams street valued at s3.s50. l Among the permits issued for resi- i the following:
 Residence Permits T. L. Corleys residence at 75S East Fillmore, valued at s1,060.
 Albright and Dibble, brick pebble dashed residence, 2015 West Jefferson value $S.450.
 J. w. Williams; Sam Barnett owzfS brick residence at 729 East Wiiietta street, valued at E 400; another brick | residence at 922 Grand avenue, value s1,4O0; and third brick residence al 1855 West Jackson street, value s2,000 c. A. Jencke, E. P Collins, owner brick residence in Wentworth addition value 5000.
 S. A. Metten; Jennie Flitten. owner residence on West Polk street, value s2,40O.
 W. A. Reynolds; Hattie c. Murr owner, brick addition of four apart lments to two-story apartment hous' at 215 West Roosevelt street, yaiu' s11,000.
 George J. Holt, brick residence a 1f26' East Taylor street. value s1,zo0
 Spers and Jefferies; T. J. Tobeek owner, brick residence at S22 East lief ferson street, value s2,325; and an other brick residence at S26 East Jer ferson, same value.
 Charles Wright D. Habecker. owner frame house at 225S West Adam street. value $1,S00.
 D. Habecker, frame house at 113 East Mckinley, value SLIGO.
 William Osborn; w. M. Ede, ovnel brick residence at SIS North Sixtl street, value $4000.
 A. T. Gray, brick residence at 63 North Sixth avenue. value sz,000.
 George KeItner: J. S. Griffin, owner brick residence, two apartments, valu s6,000.
 J. L. Weatherford frame house a HIS East Pierce, value $1,500.
 $. W. Wilcox. brick residence a 1910 East Culver street, value s2.000.
 F. o. Hermance, adobe house at 113 East Van Buren street, value s1,00o.
 William Osborn; Stayton Dorri owner. trick and plaster residence 8 311 West Linwood, value $5.50e.
 A. T. Gray; Augusta L. Stowe owner, brick residence at 1910 Mort Ninth street, value s2,500. and anothe at 1014 North Ninth street. sam value.
 Mrs. D. ". cbipperfield, brick cot tage at TBS East Brill street, no valu named
 Graham and Lawrence. brick resi- dence at 901 East Garfield stree value $2,400
 William Osborn; Frank Mosshan mer, owner, brick and plaster residenc at S6 West Willetta street, valu $500
 RAY VISITOR ARRIVES -F. Hayden arrived yesterday from Rz. He is registered at the Hotel Adams.