Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-12
REAL ESTATE,


The Investments Befnq Madeleine drcIii-
tect's List of Issprovenents---A Real Es-
tate Dealer Putting 500 Lots 0n the Mar
Ees
The real estate transfers this spring
has started off in manner that indi-
Gates that before the season closes ST.
Paul will show very decided advance,
both in the price and amount Of sale over
last year. The wear 1881 exhibited no
signs of imitation. The whole real estate
market had very conservative tone
throughout the whole year, and prices
showed at the end of the season but 3
very moderate advance on the beginning.
There was, however, an exceedingly
wholesome and firm feeling throughout
the whole year. This spring the trans
| fers show decided advance in price, and
largely increased number of sales. 1t is
evident, also, that the amount of building,
both private residences and business
blocks, will be largely in excess of that
Of last year.
Mr.. Adam Gotzian has started in on
scheme that offers to every laboring
man a chance to get home On
very easy terms. He has purchased
Messrs. Dawson 81 Smith enc hundred
and thirty-fsur acres, at $3.50 per acre,
next to Lyman Dayton's addition on the
| west, and Terry's on the south. This
tract he has divided into eight hundred
lots which he proposes to sell at prices
ranging from 800 to $3.50. to be paid for
in monthly payments of $500 per month.
The deferred payments are to draw per
cent. interest, and the purchaser has the
privilege of paying them up as fast
as he pleases and is able to. The
plan will, without doubt, find much
favor with poor working men who have
not the means to pay for home at once,
but who can save little out of each
months pay, and thus, in time, secure to
themselves and their families at least
home. The scheme is a good one and
should become very popular. The prop
crty is near the st. Paul Plow Works and
Rifle park.
T Gen. r. W. johnson sold yesterday to
Col. G. w. Griggs for the administrator
of the Heather estate the former splendid
residence of the deceased, for $22,500
cash; also three lots, Stinson's additionfor
81, $50; also one sixth of block Is, of
Stinson, Brown g Ramsey's addition fer
1000.
AS is well known, the old and familiar
Moffet's castle, on the northwest corner
of Jackson and Fourth streets, is being
torn down, preparatory to erecting upon
its site splendid bank block for the First
National bank.
SOME OF THE NEW BUILDINGS.
The following list comprises some of
the business blocks and residences to be
| oroofoH tho oopoi,, n cvynvoov Tho
architect is A. T. Gauger. 1t is too early
architects have not completed their plans.
may be expected:
| Mrs. Morris Lamprey, block of six dwell
$4,000.
Jewett Norris, three double dwellings on
| Marshall avenue, near Arundel, $4,000,
| DR.. Stone, residence on Summit avenue,
1900.
Charles Schroeder, dwelling on Dayton's
Bluff. $500.
F.V. Heyderstad, residence, st. Peter, near
| Summit avenue, $1,000.
| Henry Habighorst, block OF stores, 50X120
feet St. Louis pressed brick, corner of Seventh
and Wacou a, $35, 600.
! Henry Habighorst, -four stores, 100 feet front
on Seventh street, between Sibley and Wacou-
| ia, $4,000.
General J. T. Averill, two double dwellings,,
corner of Franklin and Sherman, $4,000.
R. L. German, two houses adjoining resi-
dence on Rice street and College avenue,
| $500.
| Albert Armstrong, double pressed brick
dwelling, with terra Gotta trimmings, ON Fifth
street, opposite Windsor hotel, Sill 900.
Henry LANCE, brick cottage, West st. Paul,
$4,000,
| Leonard & Anterior, residence On Summit
avenue, 81 eco.
John Jaggar, brick cottage, Burr street,
$4,000.
Chas. D. Stewart, residence, Hoffman ave-
nue.. $500.
Mrs. c A. Stees, double dwelling, corner of
| College avenue and Rice street, $1,000
Charles Ruther, cottage. Dayton's bluff,
| S2,5U0.
F. P.Wright, block of three houses on Sum-
NIT avenue, 5000.
| Garfield school house, West st. Paul, $751;
600.
| Chas, Helm, store, corner Hudson street
and Maria avenue, $500.
George Weyh, residence, Dsyton's bluff,
$500.
Swedish mission house Uutheran), Bradley
street, $4,000.
NJ. D. Clark, three three-story brick stores,
Fort street, opposite Sherman
! REAL ESTATE TRANSfEhS.
Below will be found the real estate transac
tions for the week:
DIV. G. Dunwell to A. Soucheray,a number
of lots in block 9, Is and IA, West st. Paul,
$500
j. H. Ballard to A. G.. Long, south 120 feet,
lot 10 and south 1870 feet of east half, lot Is.
block z, MacKuben d Marshsll's addition,
81, 800.
Mary G.. Breckenridge to +. j Young, lots
Is and 16, block 2, Magofin and Breckenridge
addition, $780,
Ann Feely to Patrick Feely, lot 6, block 8,
E. Reels I'd addition, 81 ,OGO.
| F. NJ. Shoak to Adam Gotzian, lots 81 and
%, block 33, Lynn Dayter's addition, $3.50.
| A. N. Lnsad to Caroline Schurmeir, lot Is,
block 4, Arlington Hills addition, $3.50.
| 0. F. Harpke to F. W. Bait, lot q, block 2,
| Hills addition, $40.
N. D. Miller to A. R. schenk, lot Is, block
| 90. MacKuben & Marshalls addition, 81 600.
| Geo. Thera to Ernest Loewe, lot 20, block
| 16, Dewey, Boss & Bohrer's addition, 1856.
| w c. Gannett to Lucy Egau, lot IL, block
! Is, Woodland Park, 81 400.
| P F. Eagan to A. b. Wimbish ct al. lot IL,
block 10, Holcomb's addition, $500.
| C. Anna Bryant to R. j. Reed, lot IS, block
SO, Summit Park addition, $500.
E. F. Drake to Peter Ziegier, lots and 10,
block 1913, West st. Paul proper, $275.
Jobn NJ Sneal tn Mary KlecackV. the west