Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-02
THE STAPLE BUSINESS.
Which Means Those Who Are Gathering
IN Rsalty-Some Notable AddttiOns-Ihs
Sales Of the Week.

Al hoalty-Sono bCsOtaIIc'<AuutthOOe- hc
Sales Of the Week.
The real estate market during the past week
presents no special feature different from the
history of the preceding weeks. The aggre-
gate sales are somewhat larger but the charac-
ter OF the transfers remains The same. Last
year the sales averaged $i00,0U0 per
week Tnis year they have run about
5000 900 per week. The past week, however,
has run little over that and foots up $25O, Geo.
There bre several large transactions that have
been made and fully completed that have not
yet gone on record. One of these is what is
called the syndicate property, out on Univer-
sity avenue, amounting to $4,000. The
same quiet, solid, healthy tone peryades the
market that has characterized it all the season.
There seems TO be no particular part Of
the town that is growing specially more
than another. On the contrary, it is spreading
out alike in all directions and growing rap
idly, while rents are high and buildings Of all
descriptions scarce and in constant demand.
COMO PARK VILLAGE.
Delay in getting lots, blocks and streets
marked on the ground by proper stakes, has
prevented the sale of lots to those desiring 10
invest in Como Park village, but the engineers
in charge completed the work yesterday and
H. s. Fairchild is running a private express
line TO carry people who want to buy lots
therein to and from his Office. 1t looks as
though good many people were determined
to have homes in this suburban retreat,
and in year from now 1t
will probably present the appearance OF a
we'll built up and very neat country village.
The communication ticket system of the
Manitoba railroad gives any one forty rides for
81, provided the rides are within month, be-
tween union depot and College Place station
or between Minneapolis and same station.
Ten cents a ride, either way, between the two
cities and the village, will make it
The certainty of frequent trains at fixed hours
all the year round and quick transit, will
make all the property III the village extremely
desirable.
It would be somewhat OF q novelty if the
ground on which wheat crop is raised in
1882, should be thickly covered with beautl-
full and convenient home in 1883. This now
seems almost a certainty as those who are
investing there are preparing to build imme-
diately
DR.. BRYANT's ADDITION.
DR.. Bryant has been dealing IN real estate
this season to good advantage, and has ex-
hibited excellent judgment both in regard to
location and the character of his purchases.
He is very judicious il selecting and never
takes any property below grade, Or that is
likely to be below grade, He always buys
for cash and is thus able 10 strike the lowest
figures. During the past week he has made
purchase OF one OF the loyeilest tracts OF
land in the state of Minnesota. It consists Of
twelve and half acres, part Of which is on
Summit avenue, next to Palace addition, re-
Gently put Oh the market by Messrs. Greve,
Clark and Oppenhein. This tract is high, dry,
near the street railway, and as level as tioor
1t is difficult to conceive OF piece Of ground
more beautiful to the eye. This ne has had
,otut ted nd vii MIA M
If the lots in this addition are not snapped up
rapidly it will be a surprise TO everybody. He
has already had many applications Tor lots but
has not been able to give figures, as the plat
is not quite ready. 1t will be, however, in
few days, when the doctor will be prepared to
talk business.
The following are the transactions for the
week:
Robert P. Lewis to William II. Fleming,
lot 25, block Of Lewis edition, 500.
Herman Greve to Edward 8. Norton, lot Is,
block %, Of Woodland Park addition, 1850.
Edna l.. Carpenter to Cyrus b. Ihurston,
part of block %, Woodland PARK addition,
$500.
Charles Filter to Hermann c. Kirsch. south
& coo, 90 lot D. block r''' A'0S''S0n' 4aai''0D'
Sophia Brown to Charles Fl. Duncan, lot
16, block Q, Woodland Park addition. $l,l00.
Ada L. NAVAL TO James Il. Mcmillan, east
x of lot 10, block 81, Winslow's addition,
$1,000.
Holmes Ammedewn to James P. Alien, lots
8, 10, Is and IL, block 81, Winsiow's addition,
s., 900
Andrew johnson to John G.. Carlson, lot
%, block 81, Lyman Dayton's addition, ,22o.
Ezra Cooper to Jason W. Cooper, lots and
5, block 2, Vandenburgh's addition, $3.50.
EdnaL Carpenter TO Abbie II Vanderhoof,
part of block 20, Woodland Park addition,
$4,000.
Herman Greve 20 Charles II. Petsch, lot S,
block l, Randall's addition, $500.
j. f Panren to ~. D. Cornish, part OF lot
IL, block 2, Iryine's addition of outlOts,
$4,000.
Caroline Schumacher TO Dominic BartbeI,
lott, block 2, Schurmeier's Seventh Street ad-
dition, $3.50.
VIM. Schornstein to Ludwig Lehman, $65C
VIM. Schorrstein to Ludwig Lehman, $3.50.
Anna NJ. Rice to Michael Earle, lot II,
block 3, Edmund, Rice's third addition, $500.
Anna NJ. Rice to Mary MalOney, lot IL,
block S, Edmund Rice's third addition, S425.
H. Hum TO w. W. Thomas, north q Of
lot 9. block %, in st. Paul proper, $500.
The Cottag7 Park association to Charlotte
NJ. Lappher, lot IL, block 2, Cottage park ad-
dition to White Bear lake, 81, $50.
Claus Nj D.ttRann to Emil Rosen, lots 90
and 81 of Dittmann,s sub division, $500.
Daniel Barstow TO James c. Morrison, lots
10 and IS, block j, Of Stinson's addition,
$4,000.
James c. Morrison TO Elizabeth ". Barstow,
lots IL and 13, book Is, Of Stinson's addition,
$4,000.
Bridget NJ. Lynch to William Schornstein,
lot II, block As, l.. Dayton's addition, $3.50.
PAMELA B Putnam TO Emma /. L,bbey, lot
25, block Is, Holcomb's addition, $3.50.
Robert j Mead 10 Elizabeth Hoffman, lot
Is, block s, Woodland Park addition, 81, 100.
Ida Flower TO Cybele B. Flower. lots to %,
block 101, Lyman Dayton's addition, 81 900.
James 2. Gribben to Lena G. Flower, lots 8
and 10, block Is, Woodlepd Park addition,
S22CO.
Kate Donnelly TO Charles Friend, Jr., lot 5,
block IL, Ninirger 81 DGnnelly's addition,
$3.50.
John Wickersham to Ann c. Haupt, lots IL
and Is, block 60, and part OF lots and e,
block 70, Dayton & Irvine's addition, 100000.
John F. Holl to John Parker, part of lot 81,
Bass out lots, SlS5.
Michael Rody 10 Francis j. Kricek, lot 90,
block 1, of Leech's addition of out lots, 81, 400.
Anna M. Rec to William Raleigh, lot 10,
block G. Edmund Reefs third addition, $425.
Charles B. Keene to William Dawson, II
of n d of section 30, township 90, range %,
$500.
John Karcher to Anthony Ambrosini, lot or
block A, Finch's addition, s400.
James J. Hill to Daniel NJ. Robbins, undi-
vided & part of II OF n e 4 of S 4 of sec.
ton 20, township 30, range %, S2,579.
B. Michel to Herman Belde, lot s, block /,
Michels subdivision. $500.
H. L. Dousman to Martin Plaff, lots 16 and
II, block s, Makubin q Marshall's addition,