St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-25
AUCTION SALES.
p. I. Kavanagh s. Go.

DESIRABLE HOMES by the lakeside at
~ auction-We will sell at auction ON the prem
ises on the east bank Of Lake Phalen, and on the
lines OF the ST. Paul Il Duluth railways, on Mon
day, Aug 49, at O'Clock p. m, over 400 beautiful
lots in Overlook addition. This fine property is
conceded to be the best in the city for residence
purposes. The addition commands over o half
mile OF lake frontage, the entire length of which
Is a fine sandy beach, easily accessible, back of
which lies a magnificent grove of fine shade trees
There Is no question but this properly will bring
in about twelve months from now very nearly
three times the price they will sell for at this sale
Everything is in the favor of rapid enhance
ment in value. The fact that the lake has here
tofore been closed against settlers on account of
the city getting their water supply from this
point but since the Lake Vadnais system has been
put in operation, this great objection has been re-
moved, and the ground will be thrown open to the
people. In addition to this the southern portion
OF the lake will be the very CEN
ter of the manufacturing portion of
by the St. Paul Harvester works; while It is only
aquestior of few months when the extensive
plant OF the Bohn Manufacturing company will be
established here's the accommodations for transit
to the city proper is hrst-class trains running
every hour throughout the day; new depot
will soon be established here, and trains will then
run every half hour; the distance will be made in
i've minutes, and that will enable business men to
be practically nearer their Offices than if they
living on St Anthony hill there is no better point
In the city than this, combining it does all the
advantages of a summer resort with . city resi-
dence; every convenience is to be found here
pure air, pure water, fine bathing. fine boating
and fishing making it unquestionably the health
lest place in the entire city; the lot will be sold
separately or in blocks, as may be preferred by
purchasers; plats of the property can be obtained
upon application to Kavanagh & Dawson, Hotel
Ryan P. I. Kavanagh Il Co., auctioneers, 422
Wabasha st. 206-7
ZINE RESIDENCE and grounds on Maria
4 av. at auction-We will sell at auction on
the premises on Monday, Aug. 2, at O'Clock in
the afternoon, the fine residence and grounds No.
oS7 Maria av. This really desirable property con-
slsts OF one lot about 45x125, together with well
buiit house OF eight rooms. with good closets, fine
cellar and cistern, good barn and woodshed
The house was built by George Bohn for his own
use, and no expense was spared to make it one of
the most convenient residences in the city of st.
Paul. The material used was of the very best,
and as natural consequence the house is to-day
In hrst-class condition. The windows are all sup
piled with inside blinds, screens and storm sash
There are also screen doors and storm doors
Every precaution being taken to insure comfort
in the full sense of the word. The house has been
built but four years, and is to-day good as new
The property has an eastern exposure, and is con-
sldered one OF the most convenient houses on
Dayton's bluff. The neighborhood is all that can
be desired, the people being quiet and orderly
and apparently anxious to surround themselves
with all that goes towards identifying their prop
erty and making home pleasant. Everything in
the appearance of this portion of the city be-
speaks the refined taste of the residents No
better point for quiet and enjoyable home could
by any possibility be selected. The grounds are
covered by number of very fine shade trees that
would take years of careful training to equal
The owner being about to leave the city is the
reason of dsposing of this truly elegant place.
The terms will be made very easy. For further
particulars inquire of Kavanagh Dawson. Hotel
Ryan. P. T. Kavanagh l. Co., auctioneers, 422
Wabasha st. 206-7