St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-05

The following is the number of deeds and
the considerations thereof, filed with the
register of deeds the past week, ending
Friday, July 8:
No. of Consider
Deeds. atoms.
MONDAY. ...-..-.....-.... oS SACI,ooo
/ IuesoAy- --------. % o. AZ
wednesday. ..----------- % $50
thursday % ao,S0O
Friday . 81 IO,625
| 1otal- .-..--.--....-.l0 SocOilVo
During the proceeding week, ending June
81, $50 deeds were filed, the considerations
of which amounted to S292, 0S4.
NOTES.
During the week the following notable
transfers of recent date have been recorded:
Lots IS, 30 and so, block ., Oak Lake
| addition, II. c. Peterson to j. III. Hosford,
! SIS. 900; lot ., block 169, Minneapolis,
James Bulger to Heinrich Bros, 50, 600; 50
lots i'm Remington second addition, F. ].
! Swift to C.. c. Way, $50. COO; 10 lots in
| Higman. Ridgway K Co.'s addition, w. Z.
| Higman to John Higman. Jr., SIS, 900; lot
| u, block l. HarwOOd's addition, Mary f.
Cobb to William Hooker, ST.750; lot 8,
block Ga, Minneapolis, Peter Wolford and
James 4. Lovejoy to the Northwestern
bank. SOS. 022.
J. W. Munson last week sold to Frank
| Crowell sixty-three feet on Nicollet avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, for $685.
100.
DIR. Hedderly has sold nineteen lots on
| Lyndale avenue, near Twenty-eighth street,
| 10 w. L. VrOman for So, 900.
Paus & Barber have sold two lots to G.
II. Johnston for SO, Also house'and
ls,N f,,I Del 10
and five acres on Lyndale and FOurty-fOurth
street to A. Ii. Bicknell for $4,000.
The new market building in North Min
neapolis will be located on Twelfth avenue
north. between Third street and Washing
| ton avenue.
The new medical college building de-
scribed elsewhere is among the notable
structures to 90 up this week. A large
force will be put TO work and the building
pushed rapidly TO completion.
The lumbermen's exchange, corner of
| Fifth and Hennepin. which is to Overtop
the West hotel, as far as height goes, is
making rapid progress. The fiIst-Story pi-
lasters of handsome brown stone are nearly
all i'll place.
Indiana red brick are being used for the
street fronts of the new Barber building,
south.
No fewer than four magnificent apartment
buildings are in process of erection between
Nicollet and Spruce place and Grant and
| Nineteenth streets. That portion of the
city is building up rapidly ana so it is held
to be very desirable for handsome resi-
denceS; the price of land is kept very high
Three fine residences are being built OF
Oak Grove street and two on Spencer place
TO the south, one of these being for Will L.
Haskell of the Tribune.
The old concrete foundation is nearly al
out of the excavation for the new govern
ment building, and proposals for the lower
stone work will soon be in order.
In consequence of the completion of tine
Chicago avenue street car line to Lake
street property to the south of Lake in the
same direction has advanced in price. Very
little is doing in that direction, however.
The handsome KasOta stone block. at tn,
corner of Seventh avenue south and Seventh
street, is progressing rapidly and will b
ready for occupancy by fall.
By fall Fifth street and Fourth street
between NicOllet and Hennepin avenues
will be very much improved by the compile
ton of the fine business blocks now being
erected there.
BUILDING MATTERS.
The building on the site of the old acad
envy of music is TO be called ''Templ
Court"
The Improvements to the city hall are ap
preaching completion.
Miner Ball is to put up n brick stor
building at the corner of North avenu
south and Third street, to be completes
Nov. Is at cost Of $50, 900.
The new building on Twentieth avenu
north and Washington is nearly finished.
, William Watson is building for Cargill
Bagley an elevator at the corner of Twenty
ninth street and Eleventh avenue south
which will be 49x90 feet in dimensions ant
100 feet high. Its cost will be S35, OOO
The elevator will be completed Sept
and will have a capacity of 100, 900 bushels
Work has been commenced on the $50,
600 car shop of the street railway company
at the corner of Third avenue north ant
Second street, which is to be OF brick, tw
stories high.
Work has been commenced upon Holwa,
IL TaylOr's block of house on Fourth stree
north, near Twenty-sixth avenue.
c. l.. Mahan will build IS, 500 brio
veneer house at the corner of Twenty-firs
avenue and Twenty-seventh street, to COS
SIS, 500.
Sumner & Cooper have taken out PEI
NIT TO build six brick stores and fats, thre
stories high, corner Cedar avenue and Two
and-a-half street south, at cost of $50,
900.
ID. Rhaume will build ten-room res
dence, corner Bacon and State streets, {
cost 81. 900.
a. ID. Smith has completed a IS, 90
house on Western avenue.
I Inspector Pardee last week issued tn
following permits: