St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-21

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Wednesday,. .......... --03 bi,9IS
IhurSUaly .-..... ..oo SU,99S
Friday. 17i,721
Saturday. Observation-Disclosures. 67,397
1olel. .........Eit SfoS-1tS
NOTES.
Rev. E. S. Williams has filed a plat of
'Jutpa Mini" at Lake Minnetonka, con-
tanning thirty-four lots, which are located
at Gray's lake.
Owners of property of irregular shape
seem perfectly willing to have it plated by
the county auditor. 1t saves delay in the
city council and ObviateS the trouble of OBJ
tanning the consent of all interested par
ties.
Brown & Mcintyre Saturday consum-
mated the transfer from n. W. and Flor
ence J. Bell of New York to R. g. Hay
wood, George BoShart and other Mime
apolis men of seventeen and half acres,
lying between Lake and Thirty-second
street, and between Park and Chicago ave-
nues, for about $685. 900. The land will be
plated Immediately into 100 lots of 41x125
feet to the alley, which will be sold at $500
to 81, 200 per lot. The property will be put
into market, but nothing will be sold except
on the agreement to improve the property
bought.
SATURDAYS DEEDS.
Deeds were filed for record with the regis
ter of deeds Saturday as follows:
1t IA blk 9, Oak Park add; E S Corser
to w a Barnes observation-disclosures. Sl,2oU
Part of Its and 6, blk 1, Carpenters
add; A White to E Armstrong. 5000
1t 9, blk 6, Minnehaha Park add; S T
Hance to Eggart Nagel .............. 1850
One-half of 1t Il, blk 5, Ridgewood add;
Addie Summers to Susan T Stowell. 1,040
LII l. DavidsOn's subd of blk 81, Gales
I'd add; A W Davidson to II David
son 1900
Lit 6, blk 4, Manages add; lehman
Hanons to E Il Steele ............... 1000
Its and 10, blk 80, Bakers 4th add;
Willis Baker to Hannah Johnson..... 1000
1t l, Auditors subd II; Isaac Atwater
toOle solberg. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LOO
Its IL to Is, blk 4, Biddleman's add;
Fred Biddleman to Taylor ....... 1900
Part of Its and 6, blk 1, Carpenters
add; Eliza A White to Louisa Arm
strong OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
Lit 20, blk 4, Oak Park add; W Barnes
to PhYla D Mather Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Part of 1t I, blk s, Palmer's add; Louisa
D Rutledge to Galy... 1,5O0
Part of 1t 4, blk IL, Elliott's add; c B
Lyon to Peter Paulsou ........... 1880
Part of Its and 10, blk 4, Ridgewood
add; F Dieudonne to Josie Dunn. 1000
Its 4, and 6, blk 3, Motor Line add; A
W Beebe to D Brown. .............. 5000
Its to 4. blk l, Blomquist s. Hough-
toms add; Otto Peterson to A Blom-
uuist. 1,5O0
Part of 1t Is, blk l, Jackson'S add; @ A
Blomquist to Otto Peterson ........ 1850
Lit 8, blk l, Hobart's add; Charles Ly-
ford to Joseph Bulger. 1000
Its 6, T, 10 and IL, blk IA, Bakers add;
CA Dickens to NJ Gallon. .......... 800
Lit 3, blk 1. Belleview add; Z Arnold
to Mary c Mind ................S $3.50
Its and 5, blk 3, E Places add; Rob-
ert Reed ct al to W Lawrence. 10000
Lit 4, blk 6, Remington's I'd add; Ella NJ
Knapp to Elizabeth Spear. ...-....... 1,000
Part of 1t IL, blk SO, Minneapolis; E n
Hartman to Annie N Phelps. ......... 1000
Lit 10, blk 2. Coe & ChannelPs add; L
Taber to E c Carter 1,6OO
Its to 10, blS2, Coe s. CHANNELS add;
Hattie w Taylor to L Tabour.. $500
Thirty-one miscellaneous deeds, the
considerations of which are less than
$1,000. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9,S47
Number of deeds, 55; total. .........S67 1897
BUILDING
still continues. the open winter having
thus far admitted of outdoor work up to
date. The permits issued by the building
inspector in number and size will compare
quite favorably with some of the weeks
during the busiest part of the season.
These are mostly for buildings to be conf
pleted next spring, the foundations of which
are how being laid. Nevertheless some
scores of houses have been commenced and
finished in the month of December. Some
Of the improvements for next season which
have materialized within the last week are
as follows:
EriCrrrn1H hos about oOnoI,16od RI
put up building like the lumberman's ex-
change on Hennepin avenue, with front
of fifty feet, that will correspond in height
and appearance with the exchange so as to
make it practically one building.
The proprietors of the Windsor house.
corner of Washington and First avenues
north, will tear down the frame building
and replace it with brick hotel five stories
high, to cost 500, 900.
The foundations are being laid for a new
planing-m by j. 81. Conkey & Son. on
First street. between Twenty-second and
Twenty-third avenues north, which will
cost $12, 600.
F. B. Hart is laying the foundation for a
SIS, 900 residence at the head of Prospect
place.
James Chambers is putting in the founda-
ton for an apartment building on Tenth
street, between Hawthorne and First
avenue north, which will cost $4,000
The excavation is finished for the church
to be built in the spring by the Swedish
mission at the corner of Seventh street and
Eighth avenue south, which will cost
$50. 900.
W. n. Holway on Saturday took out per-
mits for five brick residences, to cost
S195, 900.
Permits to build were last week issued as
follows by Inspector Pardee:
No. of Estimated
Permits. Cost.