St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-13

LDe l.. ID. Nelly MercaQullea company:
P. Fl. Kelly Mercan- Dyer & Howard
tile Co. D. Aberle 81 Co.
Auerbach,. Finch d William Theobald.
Van Slyck. Lambie & Bethune.
Indexes, Warner 81 Drake Brothers
Schurmeier. Merrell, Sahlgaard &
Moves Brothers 81 Thwing.
Cutler. St. Paul Book q Sta
George Benz s. Co. tionery Co.
R. Kuhl 81 Co. j. w. Donaldson.
Monfort IL Co. Forepaugh & Tarbox.
Hesse & Damcke. Ward, Hill Il McClel-
c. Gotzian s. Co. Ian.
Smith Brothers. Arthur, Warren &
Joseph Mason. Abbott.
A. Allen. w. L. McGrath & Co.
Beaupre, Keogh 81 Co. George Palmes.
Ranney & Hodgman. Duncan & Barry.
7. NJ. Metcalf, Zimmerman Bros.
Manufacturer Bros. Schultz, Becht & Hos
Campbell & Burbank. pes.
Conrad Schmidt Allen, Moon & Co.
Kennedy Brothers. HoXsie s. Jaggar.
Craig, Larkin s. Gldden, Griggs d
Smith Co.
Perkins, Lyons 81 Co. Schultz d Macdonald.
D. O'Halloran.
In this connection it may be stated that
there is one more fact to add aud that is a
very important one, and one that will stand
out with everlasting lustre to the credit OF
this great city, and stamps it as one OF the
most solid cities in the United States. Thai
fact is made on the authority of Bradstreet' s
Commercial agency, and is, that not single
failure has occurred among st. Paul whole
sale houses within three years. This may be
regarded as a remarkable showing. Brad
street goes even further than this and rates
our wholesale houses as remarkably prosper
Gus. There is one more word to add on this
point, and that word is this No western or
northwestern city save st. Paul can report
officially that its wholesale trade has sustained
no failure since 1880.
CASE OF ARBITRATION.
Mr.. johnson, the building inspector, con-
demned the building No. Is E. Seventh,
near Wabashaw, for the reason that it had
been damaged so per cent. by the fire that
occurred there two or three weeks ago. Mr..
Klein gave the building inspector
notice that he wanted to arbitrate,
and named N. NJ. Borgstrom as his man,
and the inspector named La Berg, and these
two selected John NJ. Carlson. All three of
these arbitrators took the oath to fairly arbi-
trate, make careful and thorough examina-
ton and true report of the extent OF the
damage to the building by fire. Subsequent
ly they made a report, the substance OF which
is that in their opinion that the building be-
fore the fire was worth $4,000, and that the
same was damaged to the extent Of $3.50 and
no more. This report. considerably disap-
pointed the inspector, who had no idea, and
has not now, that the structure was worth
any such sum as SO, 200. He does not hest
tate to express the opinion that the building
could not have been sold before the fire for
$3.50, the sum the appraisers say the damage
amounts to. The inspector regards
it is very unfortunate indeed that
the structure should be allowed to be re-
paired. Of course, under the award of the
appraisers there is no help for it and the pro-
prietor of the structure will be allowed to go
ahead and repair the building.
THE UNION DEPOT.
The Union Depot association are about re-
storing the old depot. The building inspec-
tor has had several interviews with the rail
road officials and they have all gone through
the building together and have carefully ex-
amined every part of the structure, with a
view of determining the strength or weak
ness Of the foundation walls, as well as the
walls themselves, and have come
to perfect understan ding
in regard to the whole matter. The entire
building will be practically rebuilt. All the
archways in the interior will be torn out,
and pretty much all the exterior walls prba-
bly,. OF course, it cannot be accurately de-
termined just at present what part of the
IL, mil hn oil 20 oil ri hot
will have to be removed Instead of the
truss wark between the ceiling and the sec
ond floor that formerly supported the floor,
will rest. 1t is estimated that the cost of
this restoration will be about $4,000
official Record
The following is The official statement of
the deeds recorded for the week:
MONDAY.
Charles Weide to Emil GRANDSON, east one
half of lot l. block 81, Arlington hills addition,
$500.
II r Bigelow to John Holland, lot 10, block 10,
Winslow's addition, $3.50.
Us Bohrer to Mary L Rogers, lot ~, asylum
outots, 81 900.
f q Rogers to c Re hrer, lot ~, asylum out
lots, ST. 900.
Mary S Morrison to Minnesota Northwestern
Railroad company, lot IS, block 179, Robertson s
addition, 81 400.
NJ B Richmond to Joseph Prefer, lot II, block
I, syndicate addition $500.
Charles Weide to John Anderson, lot g. block
80, Arlington hills addition, S525.
Alex Harding to G Raymond, lots 1 and 2,
block 81, West st. Paul PROPER, S1,150.
Ed Simonton to NJ Rowe, lots II to 22, block
3, Manson & Simonton's addition, and lot 10,
block 3, same addition, 1000.
NJ F Rowe to Ed simonton, lots "a and IS,
block 5, Holcomb's addition, $4,000.
f A Dayton to Albert Scheffer, lot 81, block
"a, Mackubin s. Marshall's addition. 5000.
A A Garrison to II II Herbst, lot 8, block Is,
Woodland park addition, s., 800
A d Condit to W W Dudley, lots /, and 8,
block "a, Banning s. divers addition, $500.
John Walstart to c Hennegen lot II, block
.. Wenttier addition. 500.
j L Merriam to II Taylor, lots and >, block
Ed Langevin to W Setter, lots and 3, part
of lot 4, block ,, Morrison's addition, $1,000.
TUESDAY.
A. NJ. Lawton to Samuel Morrison, lot 5, block
10, Bazille & Roberts addition West ST. Paul,
$3.50.
J. L. Merriam to S. c. Mccoy, lot 2, block 30,
Merriam park, $3.50.
c. ". Youngman to ". o. Jones, lot 10, block
., Summit park addition, $1,000.
j. H. Bryant to A. II. Gillett, lots and s.
block 1, Bryant Park addition, 5000,
Same to A. ". Lord, lot 20, block ?. Bryant
Park addition, $3.50.
Same TO B. P. Gray. lots 10 and Il. block Q
Bryant's Park addition, S2,40
Henry Miller to MINI. SC y. W R. r. Co, %
acres section 5. town %, range -, s100.
H. A. Washburn to Mrs. /. Stettinus, lots 6, E
8. 9 aud 10, block 20, West ST. Paul proper
$500,
J. K. Weide to Philip Clauss, lot 5, block 10
Elicit, Bernheimer & Arnold's addition. 81 eco
VIM. Dawson to II. II. Palmer, lots and )
block II. Dawson's addition, $500.
Jos. Stitch to NJ. Camitsch. part of lots 4,
and 8, block IS, West st. Paul, 81 GOO
Aug. Senker to ". Eidlbes, lot 81, block 1 /
Clarke's addition. $500.
WEDNESDAY.
Charles Harpke to McManus lot 81, blocl
III. Lyman Dayton's addition, si,650
Charles A. Moore to j. VI. Esterly, lots
and 3. block S. Summit PARK, $1,000