St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-28
IN REALTY CIRCLES.
A Number Of New Business
Blocks Promised for Next
Season.
Additional Manufacturing
Enterprises to Be Located
in the City.
Chippewa Falls Citizens Fear
full of Losing Big Lumber
ing Firms.
Notes on Transfers, Permits
and Trade Of the
Week.

Notwithstanding the number of large
business houses which have been
erected this year and in past years,
many more are contemplated for next
year. The most important is the new
arcade promised by William Pitt Muir
ray, on which $4,000 is to be spent.
The building will be three stories high
on Seventh street and two on Eighth
street, and is to be situated between
Minnesota and Robert streets. 1t will
be built OF iron, glass and brick, and
the frontage on both streets will be
seventy-six feet. The foundation and
rear walls will be erected at once, but
the building will not be completed until
next summer.
In addition to the excellent building
prospect for next year. which must
essentially have an excellent effect on
realty values. large number of new
industrial enterprises are promised for
the city. One is the first malleable iron
works established northwest of Chi
cago and Milwaukee. The works are
located on the West side. and will en-
ploy at the outset from twenty-five to
thirty hands. This business is sure to
grow. The manufacture of barrel
hoops rs another enterprise. The com
pany which has just been organized
Will employ new machlne-a machine
acknowledged to be the most successful
hOop-making machine that has ever
been invented. The perfection of the
machine lines in the fact that it follows
the grain of wood, no matter how irreg-
ular. Three machines will be used by
the st. Paul company, and a careful
estimate shows that that the profits will
average $22.50 per day. A brick manu-
factory is also promised.
The latest rumOr respecting manu-
factories locating in st, Paul is that the
WeyerhauSer Lumber companies, of
Chippewa Fails, are to remove here.
The companies Interested in the pool
represent an aggregate of SIS, GOU, 900,
and the extensive yards, machinery
and logging operations are the main in
dustries of Chippewa Falls. One rea-
son given for the removal of the lumber
mills is that recently some very heavy
suits were instituted against Weyer-
hauser by citizens living along the
been damaged by the overflow resulting
from the lumber companies operations.
WeyerhauSer. as soon as the suits
were commenced, threatened to remove
the headquarters of all companies to st.
raul. A telegram was reported to have
been received IN st. Paul, stating that
orders had been received from Weyer-
hauser, who is in Rock Island, to re-
move the business offices to st. Paul
within week. The citizens of Chip
pewa Falls are terribly cut up over tho
threatened removal of the lumber COM
panles, an delegation has been sent
n Hnaxr 70 a1.
the difficulty with MIR. Weyerhauser.
Notes.
j. j. Ward includes among his late sales
tYo-lots on Ellen street at S., $50. one lot on
st. Anthony park south at 1910, four lots on
Grand avenue at So, 100. house and lot on
Rondo street at 81, 200, and lot on Merrill
street at $1,000.
E. Holloway. the auctioneer, yesterday sold
forty four lots in Strand and Como addition
just east of Warrendale, for S16,5S7 There
were 623 people present. one of the largest
attendanceS ever noted at public sale in st. |
Paul.
Davidson, Bayard e. Co. have sold lot ON !
81, 100. all cash. The purchasers will i'm
prove at once.
st. Paul Gas company has taken ont q |
$4,000 permit for gas tank and holder on !
oxford. near Martin.
+. l. Yerxa has taken out q $4,000 per- !
NIT for two-story frame dwelling on Sum |
nit, near Albert
J. L. Mcdonald has purchased one lot for |
1000 in the Ninniger. d Donnelly addi- |
ton.
C. L. Carman viii build $4,000 two
story frame dwelling on Osceola, near Pleas
ant avenue.
L. Finklestein will build Sc, 900 two.
story brick store, East Seventh, near Duluth.
A. D. Davidson, of Davidson, Bayard L.
Co., Will return this morning from London
toms subdivision for ST., 900.
W. b. Evans pays $4,000 for four lots in
the Butterfield syndicate.
j. NJ. Minor has purchased two lots in
Manchester Park for $4,000.
A. Z. Meyer has given 81 900 for one lot in
West st. Paul proper.
l: Lederer paid SIS. 200 for part of lot Ia |
in Irvine's addition.