St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-14

would come very fast. and that the bur-
dens would consequently be almost un
bearable. This union looked around and
found refuge in the Ontario plan. A COM
mittee was appointed which caused a draft
of bill to be prepared and submitted to
the other unions. 1t was generally re-
ceived with favor. This plan now meets
with equal favor on st. Anthony hill, and
the matter will undoubtedly be brought be-
fore the legislature with the view of secur-
ing the passage of an act that will give the
desired temporary relief.
REPORTED BIG SCHEME.
The sudden elevation in the prices of
Summit avenue property,it is reported, has
caused the generation of the largest syndi-
cate ever formed in st. Paul. 1t is asserted
that it comprises men with an aggregated
capital of many millions, who are to buy up
all the property to be had on the avenue
and hold it for satisfactory figures. 1t is
argued that there is but one Summit ave-
nue. in the Northwest and that it is prop
erty that must be had for residences by the
wealthy people of the city; that every year
lots are growing more and more scarce, so
that but short time will elapse before
they will all be gone; that at best there are
only two miles more of the avenue left east
of the river; that the necessities of the sit
uation are conclusive upon determining the
feasibility of the plan; that the avenue in
year or two from now will be opened to
the river 200 feet wide. This they say, with
its boulevards. fountains flower beds and
trees. will make, in reality. park two
miles in length that will not be equalled
anywhere; that there is limit to this prop
erty for which there will, in a short time.
h. hot
persons that get hold of it will be able to
fix their own price, which, if named now,
wonld be esteemed unreaSOnably and out
rageously large, but which, in two years
from now. would be regarded as
satisfactory. The gentlemen who are hold
ing this project under consideration should
bear in mind that the example set by Sum-
NIT avenue in paving with asphalt has been
infectious. Portland, Holly, Dayton. West
ern and other avenues on ST. Anthony hill
are fiercely considering the matter OF paving
in the same way and with the same material.
The avenues all over the hill will undOubt-
edly be paved very soon. They cannot
afford to hold back. When they are so
completed and beautified there will be an
immense stretch of country on the hill that
will present as places for residences sites
that cannot, all things considered be sur
passed in the United States. Portland
avenue will be as quiet and retired as Lex
ington avenue in New York city. Holly
avenue will be another pleasant one, and so
will Lincoln. Grant and many others which
are not vet even laid out. While those who
have money enough will undoubtedly hold
to Summit, many will be attracted to the
parallel avenues. The scheme is large
sized one, but there are those who believe
it Will be carried into effect Whether this
is done or not, it is apparent from evidence
from all directions that the street Improve
ments south of Dayton avenue will be very
general next year, and that that attractive
region Will be greatly changed i'll its appear
ance. To conclude, property i'll all parts
of tie city is firm in price the market
steady and buyers more anxious to purchase
than holders are to sell.
Owing to the reasonable prices in the st.
Clair nd Short Line additions, and the increas-
ing popularity of that locality, the demand
for lots during the past few days has been
brisk and many of our best citizens have
bought freely.
YESTERDAYS TRANSFERS.
The following transfers of real estate were re-
corded in the olhce OF the reg .ster of deeds yes
terdny
J Costello to Rindal It's and 4, blk G.
q
o o Rindal to g CASTOR Its and 4, blk 6,
ubd of smith & Lofts out lts...-......-.. 1000
"a. Esenmeager's garden Its ............ 2, 700
J II Dallam TO Nelson, 1t 10, blk II, Rama
lev park ...................... 200
Same TO IL Sorenson, 1t 8, blk II, RamaleF
park. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SUI
e BirchalI to ] d Ramaley, 1t Is, blk Is, R&-
maIey park ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lI5
F ID Hager to J r McMurran, 1t 40, blk AZ, st
Anthony Park ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
5 Kirkpatrick TO J w NcClung ct al part
of It 10 and 20, blk 6, Holcom oe's add. 500
5 McMu ran to same. 1t a. blk 20 Its 81 and
%, blk 2l Its l and ?, blk Is, 1t IL, blk 80,
part OF 1t 49, blk &c. St Anthony Park n. 2,s35
G IL smith, Jr to II Jensen. 1t s. blk 9,
Ashton l. Sherburn's add. ................ 1859
L T Steusgaard to Soderquist, 1t I, blk 3,
Eastville Heights add. ........... 400
w r Bown to Wright & Co, part of blk rs,
Banning 4 OIL vier's add. .................. 400
E T Williams to II Walter, 1t 16, blk ),
Langevin's ....................: LO25
J l. Merriam TO J G RObb, Its IL and u, blk
p, rearr of Merriam Park. ............. 100
summit:Park a Id, ........................ $500
B Wright to G Heron, 1t Z, blk IL, Hol-
combe's add ....................... 1880
Terry's add.......e...... .......,.... 14Oo
blk A, Of Bells adi......... ........... 1900
+ w Farrar TO William Abbott, 1t "a, blk
=. Trademarks add $50
Same to same. 1t %. blk 2, Haldeman's add LOCO
c Laraque to NJ Barteau, 1t -, blk i, Milton
add-.-.........-..-.... .......... oS0
G Clark to C H Van Auken. Its and 8, blk
% summit Park add ........ ............. 1900
A G Barteau to PetOguIn, Its IA and -.
blk 3; 1t 9, blk T. Milton add. 1,249
Z German to Walworth, 1t ), blk Is,
Dunwell & Spencer's add ...........-..... 1,400
B f Wright to NJ e Brown. 1t II, blk 19, subd
Of woodland Park add ..... -. $500
Same TO g Gaut, 1t Is, blk 10, subd of
woodland Park add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4.5OO
J E Spencer to 5 German, part Oflt 3, blk
Is, Dunwell l. Spencer's add .............. 600
NJ Scott TO same, part of 1t 3, blk II. same
add.--.-....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GU
r ,yelch to c Plummer 1t T. blk g. Mac
kub'n & MarshalI'- aid ................ 1900
G Anderson t. A N swanson, 1t IA, blk 1, ]
R Weide's add .......-..............- 40
P Haupt to P j Thorsen, 1t 81, blk IA, Hoo
combs aid -. .......... ............... 1.475
e I VIII ans to Morrow; 1t 10, blk Ii,
syndicate add No 5....................... $50
5 ( + Mitchell to Merrill; 1t 8, blk 10,
summit Park add Observation-Disclosures. L4OO
W Laid to w Cathie Its 20 and 81, blk
5, summit Park add ...................... 400
E c Bowen to J Young ct al; Its l TO 10.
blk !, e BOwen's add Observation-Disclosures. 1850
J w Bass to T Mcnamara; 1t 81 blk 5,
Asylum Observation-Disclosures. 450
c B light TO Gibbs; 1t %, blk |, rearr
of E Ramsey's add .................... 1900
] e Glass 10 Linden; 1t 25, blk !, rearr OF
Ramsey's add. ...................... ESQ
w Dawson to B Darling; Its 9, II and u.
rearr Of biz So West 81 Paul proper....... 5000
The West st Paul Real Estate and Improve
ment syndi ate to Martin; Its in West
st Paul Real Estate and improvement
Syndicate add No l.. ....................27,0O 900
Total 40 pieces. .SlO4, $50
The RECORD.
LAST WEEKS TRANSFERS.
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