St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-18
AUCTION SALES.
=. I. Kavanagh.
OF THE SEA-

THE LARGEST AUCTION SALE OF THE SEA-
Il son-l00 lots in Hagars addition az auction
VII sen at auction, on Saturday, July Is, at
O'Clock p. m, one hundred lots on Rice and adj
Joining streets This splendid property is part
Of the 2i3aeTe tract lately plated fronting 1000
feet on Rice street, which is destined 20 be du-
plicate OF Seventh street as n business thorough
fare. Having an iron mill and brick manufac-
tory already located tine land, with capacity to
employ 800 hands, and requiring fifty houses 10 be
built before winter, il Is TO be great manufac-
turing center and q duplicate of the Harvester
Works district. Having the first station on the
Northern Pacific railroad outside Of the city al
ready located on the land, il can be utilized for
residences, and reached as quickly as residences
on st. Anthony hill. and suburban village must
At once spring up on the handsome elevations,
which are shaded by natural growth of trees.
Over atty acres of the tract lie in the limits Of
Wslcotts addition to Cottage Homes and have
been plated over twenty years The tract is on
the direct road to McCArron's lake, which is to be
4 lake resort with handsome boulevard, and on
the shores of which are already number of neat
ana tasteful cottages, and others are being
erected The lots TO be sold are only 400 yards
from StinsOn's addition, where buildings are go
ing up and the street railway must soon be ex-
tended p. T. Kavanagh. auctioneer. 1889
co DESIRABLE LOTS AT AUCTTON-I WILL
W. sell ut auction on Monday, July 20, at p.
m, on the premises. corner Victoria and West
Seventh streets sixty lots, the chOce-in Barton 5
addition This addition is traversed by West
Seventh, Smelling. Milton, Tuscarora, Chatsvorth
and Victoria streets. The ground is high and es-
venience (being within two blocks of the street
car hne) makes IL convenient point for resi-
dences. while the Seventh street front is une-
qualed for business. This latter street is Ihe
great business artery Of the city, being upwards of
ten miles in length and studded with business
houses throughout its entire length Churches
and schools are in the immediate neighbOrhOod.
while rapidly growing and thrifty population is
fast filling up this part Of the city Look at the
property to-day and attend on the day Of sale
Terms viii be made easy. p. T. Kavansgh, auc-
tioneer. 19l-20l
VALUABLE WEST THIRD STREET PROP
erty at auction-I viii sell at auction on
Thursday, July %, at O'Clock p. m, on the
premises, No. 166 West Third street, 1919 feet
front running back about 200 feet to Eagle street.
together with one-half of lot 6, block "a, Rice x
1rvines addition, making total frontage on Eagle
street of IS feet This property is available for
both business and manufacturing purposes, being
most happily situated forboth; reasonable outlay
for Improvements will make il the best paying real
estate investment in st. Paul. The property lies
between Exchange and Franklin streets, but three
blocks from the upper freight depot OF the c., VI.
* 50. p. railroad, three blocks from the Chestnut
street passenger depot one block from the Seven
corners and one block from the Metropolitan hotel
To investors capitalists and others this Is rare
opportunity, and will bear the closest investiga
ton p. T.. Kayanagh, auctioneer. 199-2Ol