St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-17
McCIung, Ncnurran q GO.


1T'CLUNG, M'MURRAN d co. will sell at
vi auction 100 lots in RICE street Villas and
Hager's addition, Nov. 20 at O'Clock p. n. on the
grounds. Their first sale OF 70 lots, July 5, 1855.
was based on the prom of a railroad stat on and
iron NIL. which have been fulfilled, ana IS 10 100
per cent. has been reaized by the purchasers.
We are able TO announce that second IRON mill
is now in 7 OF erection, which viii more than
double the capacity and number OF hands en-
ployed. and contracts can be shown Tor over So
QUO Of cash cap tai 10 De invested the purchase
OF new furnaces, boilers. and 2J0-hOrse power.
with new machinery, etc, 10 manufacture thirty
tons of iron per day and employ 200 hands-re-
serving power 10 rent 10 other manufacturers, and
making the pant worth S-OO0J- This means 100
more popu attn Tor Rice Street Villas and a
cuadruplIng of values. which now less than
half those Of other interurban settlements with
inferior advantages. The advantages of the Villas
are the iron mills with spur track cost ng Sc 0O9
nearly two miles of de traekage for other N inu-
factories, lumber yards. etc; thOrOughfArs like
East Seventh street, ten miles long, with stores,
business houses and sidewalks already ou 1t. and
1000 feet OF business property fronting on this
street bes des 1000 on Phalen and Como
avs. another thoroughfare- beautiful eleva-
tons, for res ioences. with shade trees. hourly
trains making these Villas as accessible as t
Anthony hill. close proximity TO McCarrun lake;
street car tcks laid nearly to the station. and
sidewalks beyond, and about twenty houses al
ready built the first year, including a two-and-
a-half-story Or ck for four tenements rented 10
the mill men tor nine years. This slde-trackage
and this street frontage destined to be very val
liable and as a great development will occur here
as has been realized On East Seventh ST, whose
case is parallel and whose history viii here be re-
pested. We have bought out nearlF FL the in
terests al this point and control the largest
part of this set1ement-being fully convinced Of
its great future. We sell only limited number
Of lots TO encourage settlement and interest eth
ers in making this the most pOpulOus and thriving
settlement between the cit es. We intend TO no Z.
for I'D provenent and development the bulk of the
property. bring in other manufactures and stay
with our customers. thus guaranteeing sp en-
did outcome for their investment IS We did in
McClung Il McMurrAn's addition Belvidere Park
Stuart's rearrangement. Como Villas. Como
Heights, Lake PARK and II. Anthony Park North.
At least twenty more houses are needed at once
TO accommodate the iron mill empioyes-three
antilles now occupying single apartment-and
lumbermen. mechan c. and capitalists can realize
q splend id percentage by buying these lots at auc-
ton prices and ou4ld ng All persons who build
within year have three years to pay. no money
down: one-fourth cash. one, two and three year
10 others with per cent If parties who think OF
buying Will call and see rs. We will tell them
something more. McClung. McAurral Co.. cor
uer Fourth and Robert first floor.
P Stake the I o'clock train. Northern Pacific
railroad. corner Fourth and Broadway. and in ten
n .nutes you II be at the station, where you
vii be comfortable in any weather. The lot
ere all around there. Rice street business lots.
side Irackage on the railroad and spur and resi-
dence lots. Fare, round trip. Is cents. 32l-2-