Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-24
REAL ESTATE.
An Active Week-Large Number Of Pieces
of Property Change Hands-All Bought

An Active Week-Large Number of Pieces
of Property Change Hands-AI Bong Int
for Improvement.
During the past week the transactions
in real estate have been more numerous
than almost any prior week during the
year, yet the aggregate amount of value
does not figure up so large as some pre-
vious weeks. A complete list of the
transfers will be found below, and it will
be seen at glance that nearly all Of
them are for resident property owners.
AS matter of fact, not a single purchase
enumerated has been made on specula-
ton. All, whether the property pur-
chased is business or resident property,
has been bought with view to it's imme-
date improvement. Nine tenths of the
lots are situated on what is called the out
skirts of the city, and soon will be occu-
pied as homes by the purchasers. The
aggregate valuation, as stated IN the
deeds OF conveyance, for the week end
ing yesterday afternoon, figures up $685.
316. Under the circumstances, the show
ing is not a DaO one.
Among the more notable transactions
of the week are the following:
D. G. Shepard, Esq, has purchased the
two lots on the southeast corner of Third
and Wacouta streets, being 100 feet front
on Third by 40 feet on Wacouta street,
for the sum of $4,000 The property has
heretofore been occupied by the Kenny
Bros. for their boiler mandatory. The
Messrs. Kenny, some five months ago,
bought two lots on the north side of
Fourth street, between Pine and Olive
streets, having a front of $50 feet on
Fourth by 100 feet deep, on which they
are erecting a building 6OxlO0 feet for
their boiler works. They expect to &C.
cupy their new quarters by the 1st of
August Mr. Shepard, it is understood,
will at once commence the erection of a
fine block on his new purchase.
Although not yet matter of record, it
may be stated that Martin NJ. Leahy, Esq,
has sold his fine property on the banks of
Lake Como to the Rev. A. P. Monten, in
trust for the Swedish Lutheran church.
The property is known on the plat as lots
/, 2 and 8, block 81, and lots 1, 2, 8 and 4,
block 80, Como addition. 1t is delight
fully located The consideration men
toned is $4,000, and possession is to be
given ION October l, 1881. The GLOBE
learns that it is the object of the church
to at once commence the erection of a
Swedish hospital, to be managed by and
under it's auspices.
A plat of Dewey, Drake s. Fences adj
dition to the city of St. Paul was filed with
the Register Of Deeds yesterday. The
addition adjoins Rondo & Fuller's ad-
dition.
The following is detailed and COM
plete list of transfers during the past
week.
W.D Cornish and wife to Otto Abel Con-
sideration 1926, lot 10 block 1, subdivision of
and addition to Irvine's outlots.
John L. Merriam and wife to JudsOn W.
Bishop, Consideration 1886, part of lot
block 9, Whitney and Smiths addition, To-
Gated on slbley street, opposite Smith park.
Consideration$2,2 200, lot 20 of McLeod's ad-
dition of parts of Vandenburgs addition.
John COrcoran to Charley Gibbons. Con-
sideration 81 900, lot 10 block "a, Dayton and
TWINS addition.
VIM. Dawson ct al, tosC. N. Douty. Con-
sideration S2,ce0, lot 20 block 5, Finch's ad :
dition
VIM. Dawson ct al, to Henry Hearty.
Consideration 5000, lot 10 blocks, Finch's
addition.
J. G. Bond to Mrs. L. R. Reynolds Consid-
Grafton 1925, lot IL block l, Crowley and
Smiths subdivision of Hoyts out lots.
The Peoples Building society to Albert
Schefer. Consideration $2,C05S7, parcel of
land in section 90, town ~, range o., New
Canada.
E. D. Whiting ct al. to the House of the
Good Shepherd. Consideration $4,000, ten
acres of the nw4 of section S5, town 30, range
%, in city limits. Also Ok acres in Rose
township in same section.
Margaret Powell to Felicite Bruggemann.
Consideration 1915, the northeasterly y of
lot 8, block So, Rice & Irvine's addition.
Caroline Schurmelr to John Anderson. Con-
sideration $500, lot 5, block So, Arlington Hills
addition.
A. Farewell ana wife to Peter Schiller. Con-
sideration So, 900, the NV n of sec. Is, town
80, range %, town of New Canada
Consideration $500, LOT Il, block Is, Stinson's
addition.
VIM. Leith and wife to Charles W. Spiel.
Consideration $500, lot 8, block 5, Holcombe's
Charles W. Spiel to Adellne Leith. Consider
alton 800, lot 8, block 5, Helcombe's addition
.--ouit claim deed.
James A. Chandler to the St. Paul, Mime
apolis and Mani toba railroad company. Con-
sheraton 1915, lot Is, block II, in De Bow,
Smith, Risque & Williams addition.
Thomas Rossiter to Edward Ingham. Con-
SHERATON S., 900, lots 10, 16 and II, McCloud's
subdivision of block 2 of Vandenburg's addi-
ton to Hoyt's addition, located on Pearl
street, the Dawson block.
Robert Lewis and wife TOT. A. Brodt. Con-
sideration $500, lot 16 block 2, Hill's addition.
John Ireland to Harriet A. Kelliher. Con-
slderation $4,000, lot 2 in Culver & Earring
toms subdivision. The property is locatedson
Summit avenue near Nelson avenue, and is
known as the Underwood property.
Adam Gotzian and wife to Mary Larson.
Consideration $3.50, lot 81 OF A. Gotzian's subdi-
vision of block &c, ,Lyman Daytons addition.
Hollis R. Granger and wife to adolph Nau-