Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-24
REAL ESTATE.
Ihe transactions for the Week are 81 &c.
"OO-Auerbach& Hands New Addition.

The transactions for the Week are 1870, ;
:o0-Auerbaeh& Hands New Addition.
The real estate market during the week
mas been rather quiet, principally for the
reason that no one seems disposed to
crowd his property onto the market. All
along there is good, honest, square bust
ness being done, but there is no hurrying
or crowding the market, which seems to
take Its own course. Business property is
III good demand, and whenever any de-
slrable property of this kind is offered, ii
Is not offered twice. There are good
many more buyers than are re-
qulred, and it goes quick. Desirable
residence property is in good demand, and
fully as much building is in progress az
can be attended to. The sales have drop.
ped this week to $129, 200, according to the
record, which shows falling off from the
week before. Yet, Notwithstanding this de.
crease, the market is just as firm and solid
as 1t ever was. 1t is a very curious ano
singular market. Both buyers and sellers
are Independent, and whoever looks for a
boom must 60 somewhere else for it. II
| is not in st. Paul, and there are no indica.
tions that there will be one here this sea-
son. It is not needed or desired. All i'm
provements in town are going forward
rapidly. and from this time to the building
season there,will be rush to crowd con-
struction forward as fast as possible.
One of the most important additions to
st. Paul has just been made by Mr.. Maui
rice Auer bach and Doctor d. w. Hand
known as Auerbach & Hands addition
which lies between Western avenue and
Rice street, not far from the new Manitoba
railway shops, where soon will be employ
ed two thousand men. Martin & Co.'s large
lumber yard, planning mill and door and
sash factories are between this addition
and the Northern Pacific and Manitoba
railroad. 1t is also midway between the
east and west ends of the city The ground
is high aid quite sloping, commanding
good Il view. It is of easy
| access and in one of the most healthfu
parts of theicity. This valuable property
has only recently been obtained from non
residents, one of whom lives in Paris, anG
had held his interest for more than quar-
ter of a century. Nonresident property
owners have been of great hindrance te
| the growth of st. Paul, and we are glad tc
| note that he interests they have SO long
held af~ passing into the hands of liv,
men, who have the good of the city a
heart. The following are the recorded
| transactions:
John H. Tracy to Frank Ritschell, lot
| 1 and 2, blonk 5, of Tracy's out lots, $500
Frederick Fleckenstein to Henry M
Smyth, lot 3, block 10, Woodland pard ad
dition. $1,1OO.
John H. Schulze to same lot 4, block Is
Woodland park addition, $I,1OO.
Claud M. Dittmann to Ellen Burke. 10
l, block 2, Mackubin and Marshall's ad
dition, $3.50.
Frank Schlick to Max Rochelle, VIZ o
lot 2, block 5, of Winslow's addition
$1,000.
William G. Park to Edward j. Hodgson
| lots and 5, block 2, Woodland park ad
dition, $1,000.
II. j. Hagnuson to S. j. jMelander, par
of lots Is and 16, block 6, of Irvine's sec
ond addition, 500.
| S. J. Melander to Ellen Hatfield, same al
| above, $500.
Andrew Ladwin to Bertha Rohde, par
of lots and 8, block 5, of Leech's adj
dition, $500.
Charles E. Linwood to William w
| Bragdon. lot 8, block Is, of Holcomb's ad
| dition, $675.
Mary G. Hammond to Augustus r
| Capehart, lot 10, block So, Rice and Ir
vines addition, and lots 5 and 81, bloch
10, lot "a, block II and G, Mackubin ant
MarshalFs addition, $4,000.
Robert 2. Lewis to William Donald, lo1
20, block 4, of Lewis addition, $500.
Same to David L. Jamiesen. lot Is, BLOCK
106, Lyman Dayton's addition, $500.
Margaret Blaine to Andrew Simpson, To-
5, of Lyman G. Dayton's enlargement
| $2,1OO.
Salem P. Cope to John Collett, lots Ii
Ia and Is, of Cope's subdivision, $500,
Russell G. Munger, to Charles e. Lippy
part of lots II and IS block 1, of Borap &
Payne's addition. $500.
Jasper Eastman to Frederick I. Springer
lot 10, block Z, Edwin Deans second addi
ton, $500.
Maurice Auerbaeh to Jasper Eastman
lot 10, block Z, Edwin Deans second addi
ton, 5000.
Henry S. Fairchild to Charles Anderson
lot 3, block 4, Of Cruickshank's garden lots
800.
VIM. w. Leonard to Thomas Oxbrough
lot block Ii, divers addition to West st
|
Paul, $1,7oO
Uri L. Lamphrey to GH. Knox Taylor,
lots II, %, a, 25, &c, 81 and % block 4:
Summit Park addition, $1,000.
Chester Hitchcock to FL. M. Daniels
lot block %, Marshall's addition to Yves
st. Paul, $500.
A. J. Wampler to John Babcock, lot
block 6, Edwin Deans subdivision, $500.
A. ]. Wampler to Honison Thompson,
lot block 6 Edwin Deans subdivision,
$500.
A. J. Wampler to Samuel Currie. lot
block 6, Edwin Deans subdivision.
A. J. Wampler to Kate Thompson, 10
2 block 6, Edwin Deans subdivision, $500.
Samuel G. Arbuckle to Emma G
Schmidt, part of lot 4, block SO, West st
Paul proper, $500.
E. NJ. Drew to Bernhard Schueler, lot
block 6, Nininger i Donnelly's addition
5000.
William West to Irving E. Atherton, To-
block IL and lot IA block 4, Nininger &
Donnelly's addition, $500.
William West to William A. Naylor, To-
l block s, Nininger & Donnelly's addition
$500.
Allie Hewitt to James J. Egan, lots 1:
and Ii of Wilkin d Heyward's out lots
$1,000.