The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
BUILDING WORK
Is INCREASING
September Permits Will
Total 100000 Says
Inspector

operations in Tulsa are responding
10 the seductive call OF fall II
building permits may be called an
accurate barometer OF business con-
dtians--and they usually are re-
uabic-there is plenty or occasion
for Tulsans TO be optimistic. Per-
wits issued during September up to
saturday noon represented invest
mcn,s totali1g S242,025. or approx
mltely $4,000 less than for August,
when the total was seas, 900. six
DAYS remain In this month on which
permits may he issued. and q. NJ.
Fonner, chief clerk In the city's IN
spcction department, believes the
total will In those six days reach
1900 900.
Three important projects are well
under way In the business district.
one is the new school building at
Fourth and Cincinnati which is
later to he converted into an office
building; another Is the Atlas Life
Insura nee building between Fourth
and Main. Excavation work Is
we'll under way on the two latter
projects, while cement work on the
school building has been poured for
thc second floor.
Two $4,000 permits were issued
last week, o1e TO Victor c. Mioher
for a two-story frame residence at
PIC East Twenty-First street, and
another to c. G.. Coggcshall for q
oue-story brick building at 30l-S-5
7-9-11 East Archer, which is in the
destroyed portion OF Little Africa.
The building is to be as by l4O feet
Several other permits were issued
20 persons owning property IN the
burned district among them r. j.
Hill, who is erecting two-story
brick store and office building az
122-142 North Greenwood at a cost
Of $4,000
other permits Issued during the
weeS follow;
II. J. Stevenson, 204O East Thlr-
tesnth, garage, $1,000; A. Pen ~
ale North Troost. house, $500: Geo.
C. Gurgiss, 1870 North Cheyenne,
rcmodeling. $4,000; ]. S. Davenport
l14l South Elgin, garage, S125. NJ.
NJ. Dicke and ]. c. Murphy, sos
North Greenwood, apartment, S2,-
600; American supply compa ny, 511
East Brady, office building, $500.
J.. Z, Il. Aaronson, 2O4 South Chey-
enne, install passenger elevator, S4,-
Os0; w W. Miller, jr. 406 East
Thirteenth place, porch, 800; ], f.
Schorner, 205 East Twelfth addl-
ton, S1,500. Rev. /. s. Grigsby, 327
North Sa lta Fe, garage, $50; r. r.
Lockwood 1851 East Eighteenth.
residence. $1,000; A. II. Roberts,
1898 South Quincy, addition, ST.
500, r. r. Chapman, 226S East
Eighth, garage, S125; Ella Tanor.
1244 North Main, residence, $4,000;
@ y, Richards, 1872 South Troost,
garage, $500: Colored NJ, f.. church,
3O7 North Frankfort, one-story
church, $4,000: Mrs. Kate Sessing-
haus, sos South Houstoa, garage.
$3.50; Pioneer Investment conlapny,
924 South birmingham, residence,
$1,000: Dr. r. 7. Bridgewater, $40
North Greenwood, store and office,
$1,000; A. y. Harm, 1140 South Nor
folk. residence, $4,000; A. Il. Harm,
1l40 South Norfolk, garage. $1,000;
S p. Clark, 2234 South Phoe ak,
store and residence, $500; II. y.
Wyman, 270s East Fifth, garage
frame store, $3.50: Mary Bartleson,
2040 East Twelfth, temporary resi-
dence, $3.50; VIM. Walker, 1886
North Frankfort, residence, $1,000;
O. Morrow, 52s North Elgin, resi-
dence, $4,000; a, c. Freeman, 1914
South Ire atom, garage. 5000: Bap-
tist Mission. SIS South Birming-
ham, temporary church, $500;
Juanita r, Parker, 1905 South
leoTla, TeAluenCe, AOtVVui a, H.
Matthews, 223 East independence,
residence, $4,000, garage. $500; J.
VI. Haverfleld, 110b South Lewis,
residence, $S,5OO; Mrs Gussie stew
ard, rs East Fairview, residence,
$4,000; q. a. Jenki rs, 247 West
Twelfth, residence, $4,000 r. r.
Martin, 1907 West Easton, two
story residence, $1,000: X, j. Hill,
Sl1 East Haskell, garage. 5000; r..
J. Hill, 9l6 East Haskell. residence,
$1,000; J, C. Pinnion, 1880 East
Fifth, addition, $500: Jessie A.
Rrister, SOiZ East Eighth, residence,
$4,000; Mrs. w. j. Martin, $50 North
Main, repairs, 5000; /. $ Collins,
Ills West Easton, garage. $3.50;
j. d. Summers, 1915 South Indian,
two-story frame residence, $1,000;
Kate Hutchinson, 1904 South
Troost, residence. $4,000; IT j.
Rhaley 9O5 West TwentyS'ourth,
box house, $3.50; W. r.. Shackleton,
1919 South Tire atom, garage and
se~lants' quarters $500.