St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01
ELSINORE APARTMENT HOUSE.

essary to run fun capacity to fill orders
for it's new and novel product during
the coming season. This location be-
ing situated OH the banks of the Mis-
sissippi river, and having all the rail
Wav advantages of st. Paul, is looked
upon as a favorable point for manufact-
uring, while the convenient suburban
train of the Burlington & Northern rail-
way makes it desirable place for sub
urban homes. The st. Paul college, va
rious churches and good schools there
make st. Paul Park desirable place
to live.
Minnesota Transfer, 1892.
Cattle Observation-Disclosures. ,S5a
Horse Horses 12ooo went 10 western Mime.
sofa and North Dakota) ..-............30,2 64
Total weight 1856, 246. 553 pounds.
Total tonnage, 1.T93, i24 tons.
Increase over 1891, III, COO tons-222222, 437 1856
pounds.
North st. Paul.
The North ST. Paul Land Company
was Incorporated in the spring of 1887,
with paid-up capital of s1,000.000, and
with the avowed purpose of building up
a manufacturing suburb. They have
taken farm and changed it into town
of 9, 500 population with all the elements
of substantial growth and assured pros
perity.
For its destined uses the tract of land
purchased by the company, over 1000
acres in area, was admirably adapted.
1t Law high and rolling, nearly 800 feet
above the level of the Mississippi river
at st. Paul, susceptible of drainage to
remarkable degree. Moreover, at the
highest point. the apex of the the town.
site, lies beautiful sheet of water, Sill
yer lake, 100 acres in extent, with fine
wooded shores, admirable for pleasure
grounds. The village limits of North
st. Paul are only half mile from the
city limits of st. Paul, and two Compel
ing lines of railroad pass through it.
North St. Paul is very busy place
the busiest and most prosperous of its
size in the Northwest. Every able
bodied man there is worker; droneS
and adventures finding neither affilia-
tioE nor encouragement. 1t is well
organized community, having an eff
cientand inexpensive municipal govern
ment, excellent graded schools, street
lights, complete system of water
works, an effective fire department, fine
parks and drives, tbirty-five miles of
graded streets. five miles of sidewalks,
telephone and telegraph service.
beautiful lake resort, seven churches;
bank. newspaper and building associa-
tion stores in all lines, excellent hotels
apartment houses, cheap homes for
business and working men; every CONF
fort, convenience and luxury of modern
city life.
All this development and present ac-
tivity is based on the existence and
daily successful operation of dozen
manufacturing establishments. In adj
dition the North st. Paul Land COM
pany have erected and now ready for
occupancy two large manufacturing
plants with capacity for working 200
additional men. They are already in
active negotiation with strong manu-
featuring concerns to fill the same. q
The present number of employees in
all the factories is 592. The total mans
ufactured product for the current year,
is $500. 600. These figures tell their own
story of an Industrial suburb only five
years old. SiXty-four factory. store and
office buildings and 236 dwellings,; be-
sides hotels, schools, churches, depots,
engine houses, ETC., are the tangible
results of five years work by the North
st. Paul Land company.