The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-01-10
MANY HOUSES
BUILT IN 1922
Total Valuation of Buildings Was
Almost Million Dollars for
Past Twelve Months.
For December

The year 1922 was a most prosper
Gus one for Pleasantville in the build
ing line. The records Of the Building
Inspectors Office show that opera
lions totaling in value s945,5 $50 were
carried on. This is considered a
splendid record for the city and shows
a great increase in wealth, and re.
fleets an increase in population, as the
majority of the operations were for
dwellings of various kinds.
The value of the operations each
month of 1922 were as follows: Janu-
airy. s33,625; February. $4,000;
March, $58,460; April, s45,s50: May,
$4,000; June, sS4.Ss0; July. s72,890;
August, s1I3.S15; September, ss7,410;
October, s10S,390; November, 1885,,
500; December, s62,834..
The following building permits were
issued for the month Of December,
1922.
Ezra Lake. for Elwood RisIey. addi
ton. w. Woodland ave-: cost $500.
William Shamrock, for himself, two
story house. 29x27 feet, E. Greenfield
avenue; cost $4,000.
William Shamrock, for himself, gar
age, 12x16 feet, E. Greenfield avenue:
cost 500.
vineenzo Graziano, for Como Fazio,
garage, Sx10 feet, IS Oakland avenue;
cost $4O0.
Asbestos Building Co. for Peerless
Hosiery Dyeing Co, / story factory
building, 48x14O feet. New Road and
West Jersey r. R.; cost $4,000.
j. H. Williams, for NJ. Phelps, two
story house, 22x42 feet, Mckinley and
Glen avenues; cost $4,000.
William Shamrock, for himself, bun
galow, 22x32 feet, Wright street; cost,
$500.
W. 1. Newell, for himself, garage,
12x20 feet. 1918 S. Main street; ast
$3.50.
e. w. Bates. for Lottie Simpkins.
Fepsiring. ~ 5dr4n s5fseF
F. J. Steelman, for himself. garage.
15x16 feet, Park avenue; cost $50.
James Somers, for Geo. L. Thomp-
son. 3 bungalows. 22xs4 feet each. N.
Shore Road; cost $1,000.
Charles Koehler, for Mrs. Duncan,
two-story house, 14x30 feet, Third
street and Railroad avenue; cost
s2500.
Israel B. King. for Mrs. Mary K.
sellock, addition, 615 S. Broad street;
cost 500.
Harry P. Smith, for Mrs. Mnliord
Sharp, fence. 20 Ryon avenue; cost
$50.
H. H. Bakely, for himself. addition
to porch, II Lorraine avenue; cost $50.
William Shamrock, for himself. bun
galow. 2ox3o feet, Lorraine avenue:
cost $500.
]. A. Meter. for himself, addition to
foundry, West Jersey avenue; cost
$500.
Mr.. Ward. for Geo. Robinson, bun-
galow, 1sx16 feet, rear SO Garfield
avenue; cost $50.
Horace WINS, for himself, End story
porch, Third street and Pleasant ave
nue.; cost s15o.
c. e. Hartman, Jr, for himself, 2
bungalows. 24x32 feet and 2sx32 Feet.
1s1 and 1S5 n. Second street; cost
$4,000.
c. z. Hartman, Jr.. for himself. saT-
age. 14x2O feet. 6 W. Mulberry ave
nue.; cost $500.
Martin Lear. for Lear & Son, Two
story dwelling, 22x2s feet, Ryon ave
nue.: cost $4,000.
Martin Lear, for Lear & Son. bun
galow, 24x4o feet, woodland avenue:
cost $4,000.
Pleasantville Concrete Products Co,
for itself. concrete factory. 4e1120
feet, Washington avenue near DOUGH-
ty Road; cost $2500.
J. B. Williams, for himself. 2-story
house. 22x26 feet. 225 S. Hampton
court; cost $500.
Lake & Risley Co, for itself. stof-
age shed, 16x5O feet. Lake & Risley
Lumber Yard: cost $500.
Lake & Risley Co. for itself, a5di
ton to Office. 2Ox7O feet. Lake < Ris.
ley Lumber Yard; cost lSS4Is.
LOCAL MEN IN CAST.