St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-13
Real Estate and Building.

Twenty transfers were recorded in the office of
the register Of deeds yesterday, aggregating
S25, Ara, as follows:
II Hall to John G Carlson, lot z, block So,
Arlington hills addition, $500.
A Turnbull to E T Krahmer, lots d, and 6,
block 81, Rice & Irvine's addition, S4,925
Robert 4 Smith to j Kerst lots 81 and %
block 22, Stinson, Brown & Ramseys addition,
$40. -
Same to Mike Pozpiorki, lot 90, block g.,
Smith subdivon, $500.
A Baker to Joseph Orr, lot 5, block 2, Min
niger & Donnelly's addition, $3.50.
E Chapman to VIM Ruff. lot %, block 49,
Dayton q Irvine's addition SO $50
j T Pearce to j NJ Root, lot 5, block 1S, Mac
kubin & MARSHALL addition, 81, 800.
John A Wilstach to Chas E Keller, lot Is,
block 3 Whttiers division, $3.50.
Knauft to y Rebeck, part of lots 22, 20
and "a, block 10, Lyman Dayton addition, $3.50
d NJ Mcleod ct al to Henry Schultz part of
lot 10, Walcotts addition to cottage homes, 1898.
A d Mcleod ct al. to Hermann Buck, part of
lot 10, Walcotts addition TO cottoge homes S73l.
G Rebeck to Andrew Oberg, part of lot %,
block 10, Lyman Dayton's addition, $3.50.
Knauft 10 Aug Lindquist, part of lots %, 90
and "a, block 10, Lyman Dayton's addition, S675.
VIM F Proper to A G.Foster, block 81 and east
one half of lots / and g block 1876, West st Paul
proper, 81, 200.
IL,
divers addition, (quit claim deed), 1880.
West Side Land & Cottage company to same
lots and q block "a, West st Paul proper,
81 900.
Ed Rice, Jr., to the City of st. Paul, lot SO,
Yadnas lake villas, S..
Joseph Robert to City of St. Paul, south half
of southeast quarter of section 10, town 20,
range % west $500.
City of st Paul to James II Weed, middle one
third of lot IL, block Z, Whitney & Smiths ad-
dition, S35
VIM Ames to c j Peterson, lots and 4,
block z, Ames ont lots, $500.
BUILDING PERMITS
One OF the most striking evidences of St.
Paul's prosperity is found in the enormous
amount of building being done about the city
1t was expected that the summer months, es-
pecially August, would show considerable fall
ing of in the number of permits issued, but
there has been steady increase, the number of
houses being erected this month being greater
than any month since May. Twelve permits to
build were issued yesterday, their aggregate cost
amounting to Si20,575. The list is appended
Union Depot company, rebuilding Union depot
on east side of Sibey, between Third and Rail-
way. $4,000.
Margaret Rard, two story frame dwelling on
south side of Goodrich, between Goodrich and
WestSeventh, $1,000.
Charles Horst, three story brick store and
dwelling on south side of Tenth, between St.
Peter and Fort, $4,000.
Union Depot company, two story brick emf
grant and general warehouse, between Rosabel
and Wacouta, facing depot grounds, $50, 900.
Mrs. Johanna Sheahan, stone foundation to
two story frame dwelling east side OF Elk
change, between Chestnut and Eagle, $500.
Mike Pizipiorki, one story frame dwelling on
Van Buren,, between Mackubin and Kent, $3.50.
p. c. Womack, one and one half story frame
dwelling on south side of St. Anthony, between
Kent and Dale, 5000.
l. n. Snow, two story brick block of three
dwellings, on south side of Pleasant, between
Third and Sixth, $1,000.
Mrs. Laura Bronson, one and one-half story
frame dwelling on north side of Minnehaha, be-
tween Earl and Cypress, $500.
Charles Dunger, one and one-half story frame
store and dwelling west side of Mississippi
between Lawson and jerks, $780,
ID. r. Noyes. two story stone residence or
south side of Summit, between Virginia and
Western, $4,000.