St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-25


were filed, the considerations of which
amounted to 1885. 727.
SATURDAYS DEEDS
Its and 13, blk 4, Harrison's I'd add;
Joseph Dean to Frank Simonson.. 81, 800
Its 10 to q, blk 3, Nicoct Park add
W Tindolph to Iretus r Kram. 80. 25, 900
Its to %, blk 3 Ncollet Park add: w
Tindolph to Reginald A Brett...... $500
1t IL. blk IA, Bloomington av add; Allen
Tindolph to Reginald a Brett......... 1000
1t Q, blk ], Doherty O'Rieley's add;
Walter D Rusher to Maria Rusher.. 5000
1t ,, blk 4, Atwaters I'd add; Walter ID
Rrsher to Maria Rusher. $3.50. 4,4OO
50 fl of lots and s. block l, Bell Bros
add; Walter d Rusher to Maria
RuSher. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 400
1t 10, block IS, sherburne & Beebe's
add; Elizabeth A DuttOn to Joseph
Werner ct I'll. ................ 80. 1.500
Section 81 6-l00, Lake of the Isles adj;
John MacEwen to Geo Vetter. ... 1,066
1t IL, blk 2, Stevens Avenue add; Ed
win Jones TO Martha VI Darrow 1000
1t 10, blk =, Gales LIST add; j Frank Col
lom to James McCune .............. 1900
1t 7, blk 81, Sibley add; Sandy NJ Gar
land to Robt Hortenbach. ....... 1000
1t 8, blk l, Calhoun Park; Francis Ores
ham TO Miranda Z Drake. 1900
Its IL and 49, blk 9, Harrson's I'd add;
Joseph Dean ct al to Anna W Knight 1,SOO
Its and 4. blk 5, Harrisons I'd add
Fred c Harrison to Anna W Knight. 1000
1t IL, blk H. Whtcomb's subdiv of blks
in Murphys add; John + Dahlstrom
to Carl WESTON; ,.............. LOO
Eight miscellaneous deeds, the consid-
erations of which are less than $1,000 $500
Total number of deeds, "a ST., 1866
BUILDING.
A local paper which assumes to be au-
thOrity OH matters pertaining to building
says: Although much talk is INDUCED in
by architects and contractors, relative 10
the building outlook for 1886, there is very
little being done, as yet to warrant any
positive assertion as to the extent and nature
of the work projected"
A visit to the building inspectors office
will disclose proof to the contrary of this
assertion. Last year was noteworthy for
the vast amount of building improvements,
yet during the third week of January only
sixteen permits were taken out, the esti-
mated cost of which only amounted to
$50, 600, while last week fOrty-SiX permits
were taken out amounting to S124, $50.
During the preceding week forty-four per-
mitS were issued amounting to over $50 600
as against twenty permits amounting to S32,-
775 OF the corresponding week of 1885. If
permits are issued in corresponding ratio
during the balance of the year. this years
building VIII at least triple that Of 1885.
Whlle this is not at all probable. still
suflclent is being done to warrant the
prediction that the coming season will be
the busiest Minneapolis has ever known.
NOTES.
E. j. Phelps Saturday took out a permit
for a row OF houses to be built at the corner
of Nicollet avenue and Seventeenth street.
to cost S25. 600. the foundations for which
have already been put in.
1t is reported that five-storv glass and
iron building is to take the place of Donald
sons glass block on the corner of Nicollet
and Sixth street The work, however. will
not begin until next fall.
Mrs. Mollie J. Thori has ordered plans
for two stone veneer dwellings, one to be
erected at sos Russell street north at a cost
of S22, 600. and the other SO7 North Oliver
avenue, to cost SIS, 600.
Dennis, the architect. is preparing plans
for $15. 900 brick and stone residence for
S. P. Channel. TO be erected in the rear of
Thomas LOwry's residence.
LAST WEEKS PERMITS.
Permits to build were issued last week by