Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-09
REAL ESTATE.

occurred last week, the real estate market
held on in the same regular, steady, healthy
way that it has all the season. Usually Fourth
of July week is a dull one, and transactions
are more or less curtailed. This
year the week furnishes marked exception
Instead OF a falling off the transactions are
really at least 100000 larger than during any
preceding week. They have been running
all the season about 100000 per week. Dur.
ing the past week of five working days they
have run up to $4,000. Prices are very
firm and holders of real estate are not urging
sales, apparently beng willing to hold what
they have, especially as the indications OF an
unusually large crop of small
grains are SO favorable. Holders
are all of the opinion that it must 20 higher.
A large immigration is coming into the
Northwest, the crop prospects are very favor
able, there is plenty of money, business OF all
descriptions is good and the tone of the real
estate market thoroughly healthy. This
being the general condition Of affairs gives
them solid ground for the confidence referred
TO, and begets willingness to hold for even
higher prices than they are now getting. All
the buildings in process of construction are
progressing in a satisfactory manner. Mr..
Kittson's large, costly and elaborate residence
at the junction of Summit and Dayton ave-
nues, is well along and will be completed this
coming winter. Mr.. Radclif, the well
known architect, is preparing the plans for a
new barn for Mr.. Klttson, to be located on
Selby avenue, near his house. This barn will
cost from $1,000 to $4,000, and is to be
built of brick and will be very
ornamental. Mr.. Wirth is at
work on a number of plans for several elegant
dwelling houses and all the other architects
are busy. DIR. Bryant has secured another
acre next to his last weeks purchase on Sum-
NIT avenue. Palace addition on the same
avenue is continually attracting purchasers,
and it is very natural that it should for it is
lovely spot.
To appreciate the rapid growth of st. Paul,
in territory at least, ore should watch the
operations of the plat commission. During
the last two days the commission has accept,
ed additions as follows: Winters adj
dition, south of the Manitoba road,
near Calvary cemetery, $40 lots.
Subdivision of block between Bradley and
Burr streets, s lots. Syndicate maps I, 2, 8
and f, west of Dale street, south SIDE of Mani
and syndicate map 5, north of Midway park
and fronting on University avenue,
LAO lots or for the two
days, {, G39 Iots AS a member of the CON-
mission-one who has kept the figures-said
yesterday, allowing population of but
$1,000, and a sufficient number Of lots have
been added to the plated territory of the city
since September last to give a lot 10 every
man, woman and child in the city.
Passengers on the trains Of the Manitoba
railroad last evening were made aware OF
the location of
COMO PARK VILLAGE
by huge sign hoard little this side of Col
lege Place station erected by H. s. Fairchild,
and informing all the world that
he ne was ready y,,ag TO sell The lots ,.d IN
10 the union depot by party who had seen
Inspecting lots, was made IN twelve minutes
by the watch, showing that the new town is
not very remote from the business center OF
this city.
A few houses 10 show where the town is
viii soon start building boom, and neat
new station, with side tracks, will give all the
facilities that any one can desire. If any one
doubts its nearness to st. Paul they should go
up to College Place station and return by q
Manitoba fast passenger train.
The following are the recorded transactions
for the week:
George /. Becker TO Alice E. McCauley, lots
II and ~, block Q, Edmund Rice's first addl-
ton, 1916
William Dawson to Seraphine E. Willough-
by, lots and 8, block 5, Dawson addition to
West st. Paul, S7O0.
Caroline Schurmeier to Ole Ostburg, lot %,
block 4, of Arlington Hills addition, S170.
Henry P. Workman to Joseph Minea, lots
s &c. ! and s. block 3d. West St. Paul proper
Joseph Hahn to John F. Holl, lots IA, 81,
2S and 90, of ]. W. Bass garden lots, 81, 200.
John II. Linnemann to Ernst r. Irmscher,
lot Is, block g. Warren & Winslow's addition,
$3.50.
Thomas L. Grace to Dominick Petrashek,
lot 3, block 2, Willis addition, $500.
Maurice Auerbach to Daniel Brougher, W i
of lot 9, of Smith & Lofts addition of outlets,
$l,7Oo.
Joseph Pazkowsky to John Huss, lot 1,
block 8, Brewster's addition, 81 ,450.
Caroline Schumacher to John G. Auden, lot
12 block IS, Arlington Hills addition, 1925.
Caroline Schurmeier to Emil Swanson, lot
IA, block IS, Arlington Hills addition, $500.
Caroline Schurmeler to Nels. G. Auden, lot
Is, block So, Arlington Hills addition, $500.
Joseph Hare, Jr. to Daniel D. Merrill, frac-
tional lots 8, IL and u, block 16l, Irvine's ad-
dition to West St. Paul. S135.
Georgina I. Williams to Mary j. Mageniss,
lot s, block SIS, of the town of White Bear,
1850.
Ole Anderson to j. j. Lawrence. part of
lot q, block 21, L Dayton's addition, $50.
Philip Metzler to Albert Fl. Bunde, lots
and 5, block 8, DeBow, Smith, Risque &
Williams addition, $4,000.
Jacob H. Stewart 10 Fred. s. Nichols, lots
IL and IS, block 60, in the town of White
Bear, $3.50.
John j. Lincoln 10 Augustf Heidel, part of
block Is, Lyman Dayton's addition, $4,000.
Daniel Ceska to Johanna Rosmanith, west
x of lott, LIE Dues addition, $1,000.
David Ramaley to John Lindgress, east 4
of southeast a, section SO, town 20, range
%, 81 800.
John A. Tierney to Peter Tierney, west Is
of lots and 5, south Il of west q of lot 70,
West st. Paul proper, $3.50.
Ole Anderson to John G. Young, southeast
a OF lot 8, block 10, Ashton & Sherburne's
addition, 5000.
August Schraund to Caroline s. Pettet, six
acres, section 10, town2S, range %, $3.50.
James s. Simonton to Christian Roth, lots
l and 2, block s, Holcomb's addition, $3.50.
s. J. +. Mcmillan to John A. Stees, lot 90,
block /, Woodland Park addition, 1900.
Isaac Bernhelmer to the st. Paul Real Es-
tate Syndicate, II offs Il of Is of ne 4 of
sectln So, town 80, range %, $1,000.
Robert P. Lewis t. Peter Oleson, lot 26,
block 4, Lewis addition, $500.
Robert P. Lewis to Peter Oleson, lot 25,
block 4, Lewis. addition, $500.
Robert P. Lewis to Hans Sagen, lot l, block
5, Lewis addition, $500.
Robert P. Lewis to Phillip Hasenzahl, lot II,
block 4, Lewis addition, $500.
Emily R. Newcomb to Charles E. Lee, n Il
of lots 81 and %, block II, Woodland Park
addition, So, 100.
Isaas Bernheimer to the st. Paul Real Es-
tate Syndicate, W a of ne Il and Is of NV a
section 81, town 90, range %, $S0.OOO.
Cleopatra German to John Kelliher, IN
AnA IF