Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-28
REAL ESTATE
The transactions In Real Property In ST.
Paul still Continue In a Healthy State.

the real estate market this week. Business
has been fairly active and the demand has
been confined, as usual, principally to prop
ertv desired for Improvement. The same alb
sence of speculation that has been previously
noted still continues. On the whole, thu
market was not as active as It has been during
some preceding weeks, and the demand has
run rather more 10 residence property thar
heretofore. The total transactions for The
week run To $l75,000, which shows
slight falling off from the preceding
week. Work on al the buildings now under
construction is beng hurried forward 8;
fast IS possible, aad most OF them are going
along with reasonable rapidlty. On the
Northern Pacific building, being constructed
for the general offices, there was little
trouble between the foreman and some of the
bricklayers, and few Of the latter were dis
charged. The work, however, was not
stopped or even delayed to any perceptlble de-
gree as other workmeE were put in
the place of those discharged and the
work went right along. The building is up
to the second story and is well advanced. MIR.
George A. Nash is engaged in constructing a
block of six buildings on the southwest cor
ner of Third street and Pleasant avenue. The
foundations are going in, and they will all be
under cover this fall The block viii cost
about $50, coo and Judging from the plans viii
be one of the handsomest in st. Paul. The
foundations for McMilian's pork packing
establishment, on the corner OF Eighth and
Minnesota streets are about completed and
the building viii be erected as soon as posi-
Bile. The new Jewish synagogue, on the cor
ner OF Tenth and Minnesota streets is pretty
nearly finished; :.,... l: will vi be very
ornamental. Mr. s. McConvllle is erecting
two blocks of frame dwellings, one of three
and the other of two houses, on Fort and Nc
Bsal streets In all parts of the city dwelling
houses and business blocks are rapidly going
up and still the demnnd is not satisfied. The
inquiry for houses, especially for small ones, IS
Just as great now as it has been at any
time heretofore, and there seems to4e no way
TO satisfy it. Mr.. Fred Allis, who, a year or
two ago erected large number of dwelling
houses, that rent for about SIS per month, is
arranging for constructing thirty more OF
the same kind.
Mr.. ?. T. Kavanagh ADVERTISED, few days
ago, that he would sell at auction, yesterday
afternoon, on the grounds, fifty lots on Fort
street AS might be expected, large number
of bidders were present. The bidding was
spirited and competition lively, and it was but
ashort time until the allotted number of fifty
lots were sold, but owing TO the demand for
property in this section the sale was continued
until sfty nine additional lots were sold, max
the sale with that fairness and business like
manner which is characteristic of him, and
the result shows the confidence of the people
in sll sales advertised by him. The sale melted
about 0,000. The sale is considered good
one, considering that the lots are on Fort
street at the extreme city limits. Among
those present were large number of capital
lists, Messrs Vim. Dawson, r. A. Smith, G.. 2.
Heron, Z. Rice, Jr., d. j: Hennessy, e. K.
TAYLOR and others.
The transactions for the week as they ap-
pear on the books Of the register of deeds are
as follows:
Henry NJ Smyth and wife to R Noyes,
lots "a and rs, except that portion OF lot %
heretofore decided to Mary Elizabeth Breed,
all in block 60, Dayton q IrVine's addition,
81, 1000.
DID Merrill to John Kirby, lot Q, Dayton
place, 10 Lyman Dayton's addition, $500.
Thomas Thompson to Louis Vorwerk,
north half of northeast quarter of section 9,
town 80, range %, $4,000.
n Michaud to John Lawrence, lot 2, block
102, II NJ Ranny's subdivision, $3.50.
w Dawson to Gribben, lot 8, block 16,
Terry's addition, $3.50.
John Boldther to HELEN A Carver, west half
Of southeast quarter Of sectIon27, town 20,
range %, 5000.
HELEN a Carver to Fl Wilder, west half
Of southeast quarter of section 27, lot 20,
range %, 5000.
Caroline Schurmeier 10 Paul Quehl, lot l,
block 90, Arlinton Hills addition, 1865.
Albert D Ciewitt to Jacob Il Stewart, lot l,
block 81, White Bear, $3.50.
Robert Craig to Frank Dlttman, southwest
quarter of northeast quarter, section IL, town
80, range %.
Herman D Tellkampf to James G Freeman.
part of block l, Bautenau's addition, $500.
James GuifOrd to Francis A Peabody,
southwest quarter of southwest quarter of
section 81, town so, range %, 1000.
Bridget Stewart to Frank DADZ, east half
of lot 10, block 8, kce & Iryine's addition,
$500
Cleopatra A German to Carl E Peterson,
lot 20, block 1, subdivision of an addition to
Iryine's addition of out lots, 1926.
Daniel NJ Robbins TO the West Side Land
and Cottage company, block SO, Brown &
Jackson's addition 10 West St. Paul, 81 200.
Thomas Knox to AMI W. Comfort, lots
l and 2, block II, OF Woodland Park addition.
5000.
John Menu 10 Joseph Ehrmannraut, lot II,
block &c, Suburban Hills addition, S5i2.
r Papimau to John nisendecker, lot B,
block z, of Edmund Rice's second addition,
$1,000.
EFDrake to Charles e Conant, lots IS, is,
II, and 49, block II, brakes Encouragement,
,$1,100.
Mahlou D Miller to Mary Chadwick, lots 1,
2 and 3, block 8, HOlcomo'S addition, 81 ,3O0.
Chas A Conant, to a Goodrich, lots Is,
16, II and IS, block II, Drake's rearrange-
ment of part of McLesn's reservation, 81 800
B Michael to Rehecca V Taylor, lot 81, block
10, Michael and RobertsOn's addition, $3.50.
Vincent D Walsh to Chas Peterson, lot 6,
block 81, Arlington Hills addition, $500.
Same to Andrew Oeson, lot z, block 81,
Arlington Hills addition, $500.
Sarah Palmer to Chas Ii Bell, lot "a, b ock
6, and lot %, block 5. Terrace Park addition.
$3.50.
Ed Rice, Jr. to same, lot 10, Vadnais Lake
villas, Si50.
Caroline Schurmeer to Mary Rebel, lot 1,
block s, of Arlington Hills addition, $500.
Same to William Barden, lot IL, block 81, of
Arlington Hills addition, 1926.
Frederick Schroeder TO Mary Schroeder, lots
8 and 9, block l, in Irvine's addition; also,
northeast quarter Of section 4, town %, range
80, $1,000
Claus NJ Dittman TO A Fl Rogers, west half
of lot -, block IL of st Paul proper, S., 075.
Peter Kerst to Caroline Zimmerman, lot
10, blocS 9, Woodland Park addition, $1,000.
Peter Z Gerson to William Il Thurston,
lot s, block 5, Terrace Park addition, 5000.
Augusta Weide to Edward Dunn, south
2615 feet of lot l, block 3, Rice 6 Irvine's
addition, 81 900.
Henry Fortmeyer to William Demmerman.
northeast corner of lot 10, of Hoyt's addition
of outlots, $50.
Anna Lachappelle to. Winifred A Cummings,
G. a.I.&