Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31
ADJUNCpS TO THE CITY.
The Building Societies and Their Share
in the General Progress.
BUILDINGS IN CONTEMPT ALTON
A Chat with Some Of The Architects
Relative to 1888.
THE BUILDING SOCIETIES.

of moderate means to secure home upon
easy monthly payments. The following
record shows something of the work of
these associations:
THE ST. PAUL MUTUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
NUMBER ONE.
Organized Sept. 1, 1869.
Capital one million dollars issued in
shares of 5000 annually in September.
New members received every month in
the year.
Five annual series of stock amounting to
half million dollars have been successful
ly matured and paid off in eight years one
month, to eight years seven months; and
the sixth amounting to $4,000 now
about maturing.
The fourteenth annual series now being
issued to members desiring to make loans
now or in future.
Oficers-R. w. johnson. president; Geo.
Palmes vice president: j. W. McClung.
secretary; Albert Schefe-, treasurer; Wm.
L. Kelly, attorney.
Number of loans made in 1926.
Amount loaned-s94,4O0.
Forty one loans made for building and
forty one houses built.
Number of members 334.
Mortgages outstanding for loans 1854
200 bearing 6 per cent. interest. and per
cent. of the principal together with the in
terest payable monthly. Cash always to
loan to members at the regular meetings
every month in the year.
ST. PAUL woRKINGMKN's BUILDING SOCIETY,
Organized February "a, 1870. Capital
authorized, 100000. Number of mem
hers, 1911. Officers: President. Adolphus
Moore; Vice President, Charles WallbIom;
Secretary, Theodore Sander; Treas
urer, Fred Siebold; Attorney. John
D. O'Brien. Loaned during the year 1882
$1,000. Amount of loans outstanding
$1O9,307. Number of houses built in 1882
one. This society has not issued any
stock since April, 1879, and is gradually
winding up its affairs, therefore very few
new loans are made and the incomes are
used for the redemption Of outstanding
stock.
HOMESTEAD BUILDING SOCIETY OF ST. PAUL.
Organized May 1854. Capital $1.ooo.-
600. No. of members 412. Officers:
President, VIM. Richeson; Vice President.
II. P. Grant; Secretary, F. Siebold; Treas
urer, A. Scheffer; Attorney, W. L. Kelly.
Loaned during 1882, $49,4O0. Outstanding
loans due association, $l51,eOO. No. of
houses built during 1882. "A.
WEST ST. PAUL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Organized Sept. 10, 1874. Capital s..
100000. Number of Omembers 474.
Officers President, Philip Crowley;
vice president, o. R. Strong; secretary, w.
A. Somers; treasurer, VIM. Dawson; attor-
ney, J. W. White. Loans made
during 1882, seventy, amount
ing to $79,0OO,on 395 shares of stock. Out
standing loans are due to the number of
336. On 963 shares, amounting to 1892,
600, new stock is ISSUED every six months,
and the books are always open for new
members.
PEOPLES BUILDING SOCIETY, OF ST. PAUL,
Incorporated Sept. 1876 Capital stock
$3.50, 900 Number of members 273. Officers:
President, John G. Donnelly; vice presi-
den, Henry Habighorst; secretary, .. B.
Schwarsback; treasurer, J. J. Penner; at
torney, John D. O'Brien. Amount of
loans made during 1882, $31,S5o. Whole
amount of loans due society $136.25o.
Number of houses built during 1882,
eighteen.
NORTH STAR BUILDING SOCIETY.
Organized November, 1876; capital
$500, 1000; No. of members, 215. Officers
President, VIM. Constans; vice president,
F. Willius; secretary, A. V. Teeple; treas
urer, G. Willius; attorney, c. n. Bell. We
have loaned on real estate for the purpose
of erecting buildings during the year 1882,
$4,000; outstanding loans due association.
$4,000.
THE FRANKLIN BUILDING SOCIETY.
Organized Dec. 9Th, 1876. Capital stock
Il
Officers-President, Adolphus Moore;
vice president, Chas. Wallblom: secretary,
Theodore Sander; treasurer, Frederick
Siebold; attorney, Jacob Manner. Loaned
during year 1882, S3S.5S5. Amount of
loans outstanding, $s7,725. Number of
houses built in 1882, twenty-five.
THE FIFTH WARD BUILDING SOCIETY.
Organized Dec. 1877. Capital $4,000
900. Number of members 255. Officers:
Otto Dreher, president; William Mahle,
vice president Louis E.Hauser,secretary;
Schefer, treasurer; VIM. S. Moore, attor-
ney. Loaned during the year 1882, $780,
500. Outstanding loans due association.
$122.S5o. Number of houses built during
1882, twenty-five. Parties desiring stock
can obtain the same by calling on the Sec
rotary, 14S East Third street.
THE HOME BUILDING SOCIETY OF ST. PAUL.
Organized Sept. 12, 1877. Capital $780,
600. Officers: President, John Dowlan;
vice president, Thos. Grace secretary,
Thos. A. Prendergast. treasurer, Ed. Nc
Nance; attorney, j. j. Egan; number of
members, $50; loaned during the year
1882, $39,616; loans outstanding, S94,250;
stock loans, $1,000; total loans, $95,310.
THE CAPITAL BUILDING SOCIETY, OF ST. PAUL.
organized Dec. II, 1877. Capital stock,
100000. No. of members. 201. Officers:
President, A. R. Kiefer; vice president, D.
D. Merrill; secretary, E. T. Williams: treas
urer,, John S. Prince; attorney, F. F. Wilde.
Loaned during the year 1882, $4o,550: out
standing loans due amount to 3132,150;
number of houses built in 1882, %: TWEEN
ty-one loans were made during the year
1882.
STATE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Organized April 1873, capital stock
$500, 1000, number of members 100. Offices:
President C. w. Griggs, Vice President
F. Willius, Secretary A. V. Teeple, Trea-
surer Louis Fischer, Jr., Attorney, Walter
81. Sanborn. We have loaned on real
estate for the purpose of erecti ng build
400 IN-x