St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-23
AUCTION SALES.
p. T.. Kavanagh.


ELEGANT RESIDENCE PROPERTY. AT AUG
~ tion-The well-known residence and grounds
OF A. X. Nininger, Esq., to be disposed of under
the hammer. l will sell at auction on Wednes-
day. July l, at O'Clock p. M, on the premises
Summit avenue near the corner of Walnut street,
the elegant grounds and residence of A. r. Min
niger, Esq. The grounds are 100 feet front on the
avenue, by 2S4 feet Deep The residence was, in
its time, one of the finest in the city and is to-day
one of the most comfortable, the interior arrange
ment being with view to convenience, The To-
cation of this property is of the most striking
in this section of the state, the view being
passed anywhere, the eye taking in at one sweep
the most beautiful portion of the upper Missis-
sippi valley for distance of over twenty miles,
embracing view of all that portion of the city
lying south and east of Summit avenue, while the
clude the possibility Of the view ever being OBJ
structed Over fifty full-grown trees, oak, maple,
poplar, etc., form delightful shade and make
the grounds spot OF continual re-
freshing GOODNESS and desirable retreat
from the heat and turmoil of city life. No other
property possesses this advantage to the same
extent, and it would require years of careful
training and watchfulness to replace them. The
present improvements stand 125 feet from the
sidewalk, thus giving more level ground for lawn
purposes in front of the house than is possessed
by any other lot on the avenue in its entirety
The grounds are well kept and are suitable for
any one of our most afiuent citizens, and large
enough to erect mansion of any pretensiOns as
to size architectural design without destroying
This property is unquestionably the finest and
most desirable residence site in st. Paul, and
should command the attention of men of means
throughout the city. The neighborhood is unex-
ceptional; the value OF property being such as to
preclude the possibility of anything but the finest
improvements being made, and make it the home
OF people Of taste and culture, who have the
to crafty their love of the beautiful to its
fullest extent. Terms made known hereafter.
p. Il. Kavanagh, auctioneer. 174-S1
ZINE MILL PLANT AT AUOTION-I WILL
4 sell at auction, at the corner of Eagle and
Washington streets, the fine mill plant formerly
60-horse power boiler one engine, 6O-horse power,
one Ell. B. Smith re-sawing machine, one 9-inch
flag hatcher, one 24-inch double surfacer, one
small emery and stand, one knife grinder (Union
Stone company one small scale, one saw table,
boring attachment, one 45-inch Boston shaving
exhauster, one blind-tenoning machine, one
blind-boring machine, two saw tables, one large
grlndstone and frame, one boring machine, one
saw table and countershafts, one railway cutoff
saw, one turning lathe, one iron wise, one Walker
panel raiser, sash-tenoning machine, one
door-tenonng machine, one band saw, one jig
saw one 2-spindle shaper, one pony planer, one
relishing machine one sandpaper machine, one
door clamp, one sash and blind clamp, two turn
ing lathes, one H. B. Smith mortiser, one Hoyt
blind-wiring machine rip saw picket pointer and
emery wheel, one main shaft. countershafts and
betting for all the machinery above mentioned
Also one foot mortiser, benches vises, saw set
stock, one dry kiln etc., etc. Terms of sale, one
third cash, balance in one and two years at per
cent. interest sufficient real estate security.
This is of the finest plants in this section, and
should command the attention of mill owners
throughout the state. The sale will take place on
Thursday, June rs, at 2:30 O'Clock p. m. P. T..
Kavanagh, auctioneer. 174-76
THIRTY VALUABLE BUSINESS AND RESI-.
L dence lots at auction will sell at auc-
ton on the premises, on Saturday, June 81,
at O'Clock p. lots l, 2, g. 4, 5, 6, "a, rs, &c.
81 % and 20, in block 2, and lots s to 20 inclu-
sive, in block l of Stinsons division. These lots
front on University avenue, Ellen, Charles, Dale
and Kent streets, and are all conveniently located
none of them being to exceed two blocks from the
street railway. The lots on the corner of Univer-
sity avenue and Dale street would make an excel
lent location for club house and restaurant be-
ing at the eastern terminus of the University
Avenue racing track, while grounds on the other
streets are especially desirable for residence
property for people in moderate circumstances.
All the streets are graded and the ground
itself is as level as the floor. For the
laborer and mechanic its proximity to the pro-
jected Northern Pacific railroad shops, the st.
Paul foundry and other manufacturing interests
makes it a convenient point to live. Watch this
sale and get home or place OF business before
property gets out of your reach, as everything in
dicates the enhancement of this section to three
times its value before long. rapid growth, a
prosperous and desirable neighbOrhood with
churches and schools in their midst, and the di-
rect avenue of communication between the dual
cities. Terms made known hereafter. P. T. Kav-
anagh, auG ioneer. hats
% DESIRABLE LOTS AT AUCTION-I WILL
~ sell at auction, the premises, on Friday,
July g. at O'Clock p. M, the whole of Chute Bros
Division No. g. containing thirty lots, 40x124 feet
to 16-foot ALLEYS this fine property speaks for it,
self; good level ground; reasonably near churches
and schools, in a rapidly growing and thriving
neighborhood; but four short blocks from the
street railway, thus making it convenient to the
city; the block in question is bounded by Edmund
Thomas, Grotto and St Adams streets; its proxim-
ity to the projected shops of the Northern Pacific
railroad, the ST. Paul foundry and other manufac-
turing interests makes it especially desirable as
home for the mechanic and labOring man, this
property will in few years enchance fully to
treble its present value, and for homes specula
tive purposes it cannotbe excened in the city. P.
T. Kavanagh auctioneer 174-75
SEvEN DESIRABLE BUSINESS LOTS ON THE
~ West side at auction will sell at auction on
the premises on Friday, June &c, at p NJ, seven
very fine lots on Ohio street, each being 50x100
feet. The property on this street has taken a
more rapid advance than any other section of the
CITY, simply on account of its desirabity, and not
through the influence of any speculative boom.
The rapid growth of this section is the best evil
dence of its value. The terms will be made easy;
one-third cash, balance in one and two years at
per cent. interest. P. T. Kavanagh, auctioneer.
174-77
HOUSE AND TWO LOTS, ON THE WEST
i i side, at auction. I will sell at auction on
Friday, June g. at 2 O'Clock, p. m, sharp, on the
premises, No. 224 Central avenue, one-story-and-
a-half fve-room dwelling, together with two lots,