Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-04
Compliment 10 the Bishops

Compliment TO the Bishops
The plat commission were busy yes
terday afternoon In examining prelimi-
nary sketch for the plat of 'Come Park
village" presented for their approval by
Col James I'll. Davidson. The survey
and plat has been made by Simar 6 Howe,
civil engineers, and is the subdivision of
SO 6o-1OO acres of land just south of Como
park and extending to the north line of
the right of way OF the Manitoba railroad.
The avenues extending from the railroad
to the park have been named, as COM
pliment, after several living bishops of
the Methodist Episcopal church, viz =:
Simpson, Harris, Bowman, Foss and
Merrill, and the cross streets running at
right angles to the avenues have been
named Park place, Sylvan place, Wood
bine, Fairview and Prairie.
The village is so near Hamline universi
ty that il will become very desirable
place of residence for those who wish to
give their children the best educational
advantages and at the same time be free
from the dust and racket of the two
cities, and so near the park that they can
enjoy its quiet walks and shaded hooks.
the advantage of 560-acre playground,
kept in order at the expense of the city,
and ultimately to be improved so as to
make it the pride and boast of the North
west The privilege of rowing or sailing
on the Lake Como will be something de-
sirable as compared with paddle on the
mud hole in Boston common or in the
miniature pools created at such vast ex-
pense in the Chicago parks. The best of
facilities for reaching the city by the
broad gauge Manitoba railroad and by
beautiful drives, will be provided.
Some of the citizens of st. Paul are be-
ginning to realize that a residence in
country village, ten minutes ride from
the union depot, where lots will cost
merely nominal sum is much more con-
venient and profitable than to live on the
stony" avenues where a lot costs mod
crate fortune and where every business
man must keep his own team and driver,
or take the chances Of thirty minutes
ride on crowded street car that stops
when the ''epizootic'' attacks the horses
or when a snow storm prevails, and
which gets off the track about every 9TH
er trip.
The proprietor Col Davidson, sdOes not
seem to be in any hurry to commence the
sale of lots, but says he will have his plat
ready to file and will commence sales in
due course of time, probably in June, or
at farthest by July.
The following are the transfers in de-
tail:
DA Robertson & Co TO c Fl Lienan, lots l
and Q, block 50, West st Paul proper, 500.
Thomas Ackers to VIM 81 Buckelow, lot 5,
in Johnston's subdivision, block l, in Stin-
sons addition, Sll0
Caroline Schumacher to Charles Ledman, lot
10, block /, OF Schurmeer's addition to st
Paul, S4e5.
Philip P Dunn to Alfred Dufresne, lots 19,
25 andE96. block II, of Ashton 81 Sherburne's
addition, $500.
Nathan Lion to Catharine Roehl, lot S, block
8, Mackley & Walkers addition, $1,000.
Anton Koehl and wife to Nathan Lion, same
as above, IS 600.
John Baumeister to Florence Semple, north
91k feet OF lots g. 10 and IL, block S, Wood
land park addition, 700.
Mary J McCutchen to Elma L james, lot Is,
block g. Summit park addition, 81, 500.
Lyman D Hodge to Rufus Reid, all of L
d Hodges subdivision of block 90, OF Lyman
Dsyton's addition, s., 200.
Thomas Cochran, Jr., to George Rau, Jr.,
lot 6, block los, OF West st Paul, $500.
Thomas Lowry to Charles L Johnston, lots
4, 5 and 6, block 81, Lyman Dayton's addition,
$1,000.
Harriet Goodrich to Charles L Johnson,
lots 4, 5. 6 and z, block "a, Lyman Dayton's
addition, and lot z, Nell's subdivision of block
II, Lyman Dsyton's addition, 81 $50.
David Braaiz TO Charles Kither, lot, corner
of Margaret and Arcade streets, $500.
John F Steen TO John Oleson, ct al, lot
4, block 3, Hill's addition, $500:
Ellen NJ Mackubin to Edward Farrell, lot
IS, block 9, of E NJ Mackuon's addition, 1926.
William Dawson to August Benson, lot z,
Charlotte Pope to John Carlson, lots 6
and Z, Markoe's subdivision, 81, 900.
Edmund Rice, Jr, to Jacob Meyer, lot 4,
block 6, OF Edmund Rice's second addition,
$1,000.
Jacob Stoltz to Susanna Bork, north half OF
lot g., block IL, of Bazille & Guerin's addition,
1854.
The Catholic Industrial School to Rev. John
N Starisha, lot 16, block 10, of Summit Park
addition, $3.50.
Bertha W Davidson to James 81 Davidson,
lot L. block z, Summit Park addition, 81, ZOO.
James Il Davidson to Bertha w Davidson,
lot 10, block 10, OF Robert & Raadall's adii-
ton, $4,000.
Joseph r Weide to Thomas Gabernatz, lot
90, block 16, Arlington HILLS addition, $50.
Joseph r Welde to Geo W Dieter, lot IA
and part of lot Is, block /, Sehurmeier's
Seventh street addition, S415.
Joseph r Welde to G Miller, lots and IL,
block /, schurmeier's Seventh street addition,
$Si5.
Parnelia B Putnam to Major Hall, lot 4,
block iS, of Holcombe's addition, S5l5.
Major Hall to Cassius G Clendeniu, lot 4,
block Is, of Holcombe's addition, 5000.
John Wann 10 Peter Kerst, east half OF lot
Il, and east half OF northeast quarter of lot
Is, block 8, Lsechs' addition, $500.
WD Cornish to Peter Kerst, lot /, block S,
Leechs' addition, $3.50.
&C Smith TO G w Miller, lot Is, block Is,
Woodland Park addition, 81, 125
The Northern Pacific Railroad company to
Charles II Robinson, lot ., block Ii, Whitney
g. Smiths addition, Si4,OO
Herman Greve IT, Charles a. Moore, part
of lot 8, block So, st. Paul proper, SIS GOO.
Patrick Ii Kelly to Sarah A Robert, lot
and west half of lot 8, block 2, of Selby, Nc
CLING & Van Meters addition, 81, 500.
Caroline Schurmeier to A Nenhsuser,
lots and 4, block |, of Schurmeier's Seventh
street addition, 81, 935.
Caroline Schurmeier to William A Miller,
lots and 6, block l, OF Schurmeier's Seventh
street addition, $500.
Mary C Breckenridge 10 Thomas Murphy,
part of lot 5, block l, MagofHn & Breckin-
ridges sdditios, $3.50
Caroline Schumacher to Charles J. Janson,
lot 4, block z, of Arlington HIPS addition.