, 1874-05-17

| lAOQ l16H QlRa, huQ PROMISES ~ Db EnI'lulF III
| proved. Tho Humboldt Park Residence Assoc
ation has 100 members, Germans and A1ncTlcaL
and possesses . fms ttact OF land between Hioon
inSton street and North avenue Aany OF II
| members contemplate building this senson. U
the lots between Bloomington street and Arm
this week sold lot l6oz15o to Cap
Charles Walker, situated on tho ooule
yard between Bloomington street and Cortland,
Morse las just completed fine residence o.
the corner OF Humboldt and Cortland, tor hi
| own use. There is good water in this neighhof
| hood. Wells sunk twenty-five to forty-two Zee
yield pure water az good as that obtained Iron
the lake. The Chicago j. Pacific Railroad charg
cents faro from Humboldt into the city.
BUILDING PERMITS.
During the week past tho following building
! permits have been taken out:
| Jonas Johnson. two-story and basement It
brick. 40x46 feet, MOI. 239 and 251 West Poll
street.
J. B. Sullivan, sw.-story and basement. brick
84x47 feet, northeast corner OF State and Eas
Pearson street.
| William Metzger, rhroe-story and basement
brick, 50x75 feet, Nc 633 and 635 Canat street.
| Ellen Crawford. three-story and basement
brick, 2ax4o feet, Indiana near North Stats
| street.
Joseph A. Peale. two-story brick, 22140 feet
I State, near Twonty-slxth street.
J. +. Vortlhem, two-story and basement, brick
22xl5 feet, No. Al West Eric street.
( Jacob Shsim1ne1s, threo-atory and basement
| stone, 50x80 feet, South Haisted, near Twenty
| sixth street.
Mra, Anna Cooper, tro~Btory brick, 2szSo feet
| Prairie avenue, near Twenty third street.
| Frederick Layer, two-story brick, 20134 feet,
| No. 122 johnson street.
| Jnmes Parrott, two-story brick, 40x5o feet,
Nos. 81 and 2s Dupuystor street.
Stose & Espert, four-story and basement.
stono. G0x125 feet, Fifth avenue, southeast cor
| ner OF Randolph.
j. CLARK, four-stoty and basement, stone. 2sx
a feet State, near Randolph.
George Aotz, tHo-story and basement, brick,
24155 feet, State, near Randolph.
Bullock Bros. L Mason, three-ssory and base
mont stone, 66x54 feet, North Dearborn, near
Division street.
Simon Powell three~story and basement,
brick, 6sx1oo foet, Canalport, northeast corner
H. Mcchosney, two-story and basement,
stone, 43x52 feet, Rush street near Superior.
Henry Il. Gail. two-story and basement, stono,
Ax60 feet, No. sos South Canal sereat.
John King, three-story and basement, brick,
25182 feet, No. 23G Milwaukee, avenue.
j. F. Wolf, three-story and basement, brick,
25xs2 feet, No 293 Milwaukee avenue.
z. Schoeppe, four-story and basement, brick,
66xso feet. Nos S11. s1S, 3i5 hlilwaukee avenue.
Peter Peters, three~story and basement,
brick, 25t5o feet, No. 1876 North Dearboru street.
e. La Balm, two story and basement, brick,
26x66 feet, No. eco Clybourne avenue.
A. T. Gait, thrse-story sad basement, brick.
z9}91G8 feet, No: 900 North Clark street:
G. La Borge, four:story and basement, stone,
20x102 fcet, No. 1913 West Madison street.
SOUTH ESaLEwooD.
The Catholic Church on Niuety-dfth street.
west of tho Rock Island Railway, is being rapid
ly pushed toward completion, and the stone for
tho ground. The building will cost 1900, 900.
The Rock Island Railway will shortly erect fine
depot at Ninety-ffth street. The Company will
also erect fine passenger and transfer depots md
telegraph station at Ninetieth street, tho juno
ton Of the great Belt Railway.
L. 4. Gilbert & CO. havo purchased a acres at
the junction Of Vinconnes avenue aud Holland
road, and 40 acres near tho Catholic Seminary, to
be aubdiyided for sale.
a1vERDxLE.
This suburb is at the bead OF navigation Oh
the Calumet River, at the crossing Of Indiana
avenue. Sales have been made of lots, during
the winter aud spring, for the erection Of sew
ezal stores and numerous dwellings, Noolle,
Junker d Go. will erect grain-eleTator At once,
Of l00, 900 bushels capacity.
SOUTH EVANSTON.
Many new families have gone into their homes
purchased hero. Among. the newcomers are
Col. E. 3. Payne, OF WaNkegan; T. Winter, Of
Waukegan; G. D. Cory. Of Chicago; ". Fl. Da-
Wis, of DesAoines, H.. D. F: Swan, Of Des-
burn, Of Evanston J. B. La1nokin, OF Eyana-
ton, and others. During the summer and fall
many mora new houses viii bo built aud occu-
pied, including those Of c. ?. Luse and G. c.
Howell q DesAeines, 1a.; B. +. Mann and
Evanston; and T. G. Estee, Of Waukegan. The
new depot is now done, and with its extensive
plntforn and two long sids-traeks has added
greatly to the interests Of the placo. The large
completed. The streeta and houses are now
lighted With gas from the Evanston gas-works.
THE IRoS~woRRERs' ADDITION.
This tract is situated On the south sido Of the
harbor at South Chicago, and comprises about
500 acres lying between the river and Lake
l. Fort Wayne, Michigan Southern, aud Daltl-
more Ohio Railroads. About twelve miles Of
streets have been opened since September last.
Thrty-three houses have bean built. and over
average Of over s2oo each. The New York steel
rail mil, 1l,-vth capacity Of 100 to 125 tons steel
rails per day,-is now being erected here. There
is building at One Hundred aud Third street an
elegant depot, 2ex76 feet designed by Coehrane.
aggreg.ting above STOOD; last week 81 lots
we're sold
TRANSFERS.
The following instruments we're fled for
record on Saturday, May 16:
CITY PROPERTY.
Consideration.
Prairie av, IS s-1o It Of Th,rty-ffth ct, VT,
Emerald st, is2 Il oi thirty fourth St, i, :51
1144 II, dated May Observation-Disclosures. 13. $40
Forest ~, ITS $40 # 4 Of Thirty fifth at, CT,
5o1123N It, and other property, dated May
10. S.t0V |
West Polk st, ~ It 9 Of Campbell av, n I, 251
zinn:a st, Is WI q fsuiina st, 9;1ia;
oentre az, l5o It of Taylor st, " t, 25x1GoI
it. dated April ~. 1000
Vest Washington 1t, 233H # Of Tsulina 81, =
I, 59Ex131 4-lo #, dated March u, n.
Cut1es to A. II. Tay}sr> sr>......-....-....... 10000
Johnson st " cor Of Maxwell q. entire block
Of 2l5x403 It, aud Newbez7y st, Max
veil st, vi 4oox1o7 IT dated afay6 {Alez- -