The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-07-13
REAL ESTATE AND ABSTRACT TITLEl
OFFICE OF ZIMPELMAN Il BERGEN,
AUSTIN. July 3. 1882.

REAL ESTATE AND ABSTRACT TITLE)
OFFICE OF ZIMPELMAN u BERGEN,
AUSTIN, July s, 1882.
The real estate market shows activity,
though this is generally considered the
dull season.
Austin city property is changing own
ership quite rapidly, and many new build
ings are being erected-small, neat cot
tages being particularly in demand by
good tenants.
Our cereal crops being assured, and
with prices fairly remunerative, we are
not surprised at the demand and inquiry
about good farming lands. At the pres
ent rate of improvement within three
years all of Travis county embraced BE-
tween the International and Great North
ern railroad and Bastrop county line, and
the Colorado river and Williamson county
line, will be enclosed and most
ly in cultivation, and even
now there is seventeen miles of con-
tinuous farms on the main Phlagerville
road and fourteen on the Cameron road
without an open piece of grand. The
settlements are being extended eastward,
and the Cottonwood and Willow creek
section will mostly be enclosed this year
South of the river, on Dry and Mahards
creek, purchases are being made, and
what has been and is yet one of the best
grazing sections in the state by another
year will be dotted with waving fields of
grain and rustling corn.
With such an agricultural country sur
rounding Austin, with the benefits of
location of seat of government, our nu-
merous energetic business men and rail-
road iacilities, in region healthy and
bracing, we can see nothing but progress
for the future of Austin, and investments
made with care and judgment will surely
turn out profitable.
w. A. Maynor and vile to Paul Gerst-
man, 40 acres John Cawfield SURVEYS
acres on PerdinaIes river. $500.
Caroline Deppenschmidt to Anna Jes-
sen, 100 acres ]. J. Hyatt survey.
W. G. Baird and wife to s. B. Summers,
A acres j. G. Rice survey. 800.
l.. d. Carrlngton and wife to j. N. Maui
phin. lot 10, block 1877, Austin. $1,000.
j. w. Bird to 5. b. Summers, six acres
Jos. Rogers survey. $75.
George w. Sampson ct al to William
Smith, subdivision No. 10, part L. Kim
bro league. $1,000.
Tom Dietrich to f. W. Henn.g, 1877
acres Samuel Cushing survey. S2100.
w. G. Murphy and wife to w. S. Fuller,
lot 6, block 145, Austin. 1886.
Frank Rainey to George b. Zimpelman,
his interest in the Capitol Ice Fatory.
$500, etc.
A. j. Glasscock to Geo. W. Glasscock,
undivided one-quarter interest in 100
acres, part of 1. Decker's league. Also,
lot in block %, and lot in block 145,
Austin. $1,000.
H. NJ. Andrews to Jas. F. Salter, lot 8
In outlot SO, division B. Austin. $500.
Z. B. Turner and wife to II. NJ. 1sher-
wood, ontlot 40 and part of outlots Al and
As in division Il. Austin. $4,000.
D. W. Jones ct al to c. E. Rose and
wife, the j. Pointerant 800 acre survey.
800.
F. Fitzhugh ct al, by attorney, to John
Speary, 1910 acres, part of j. Rodriguez
league and labor. $3377.
James Jarvis and wife to M. G. Moul-
ton, their interest in the three JAS. p.
KeHRuSprveys. $1050.
ysen and wife to Mary A. Cooke,
lo} look 158, Austin. $4,000.
Martin ct al to j. N. Hatfield,
. acres on Cross creek, part OF sur
L. s. Duval to B. Milum, acres, part
of Cameron survey. 81.
j. w Glassbrenner and wife to III. Or
say, lot 8, block II, division b, Austin.
$500.
Amanda Cartwright to Samuel stauffer,
10 acres, part Alex. Walters survey.
n. j. Shelley to M. ]. T. Smith, lot 1,
block 4, outlet Is, division 0, Austin.
$500.
r. II. Hanna to John Forester, 245
acres, part John W. Hanna survey. $3.50.
John E. King TO NJ. P. Hall, right, title
and interest in lots /, 2 and 8, block 1S2,
John b. Headspeth and wife to s. p.
Headspeth, outlot y, division A, Aus
TIN. $500.