The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-07-03
S. D. LAUTER CO.,
REAL ESTATE NEWS.

A new real estate enterprise has taken
shape in the form of the Palisade Land
Company of West Hoboken. A certificate
of Incorporation has been filed. The capital
stock is 100000, and the company will be-
gin business with a paid up capital. The
incorporators are:-George j.. 'Luxton, No.
232 Palisade avenue; Thomas McEwan, Jr.,
No. 1875 Congress street; Emil Thenen, No.
So Hutton street, and Goswin Humbrock,
No. 157 New York avenue, all of this city.
The object of the company is to purchase,
sell, lease, mortgage and improve real estate,
and to erect buildings and invest the income
of the company on bond and mortgage.
Building Inspector Neill last night filed
with the Board of Aldermen a report of the
business of his office for the month of June.
1t showed that rs building permits had been
granted. The buildings are estimated to
cost 1885, 37. In the First district five are
to be erected to cost 50, 1926; Second district,
ten, s30,340; Third, six, Sl8, 300; Fourth,
twenty-six, $50, 142; Fifth, thirty-three, SOL
79S; Sixth, thirty-fve. $83, 1882.
Alderman McCoobery offered a resolution
at the meeting of the board last night re-
questing the Street and Water Commission
ers to pave Eighth ST. eet between Grove
and Henderson streets with asphalt. The
resolution also asked tina the same material
be used in paving the following Streets
Pavonia avenue, from East Hamilton place
! to Brunswick street; Eighth street, between
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street, between Erie and Brunswick streets.
The paving is to be paid for out of the
liquor license funds. The resolution was
adopted.
The first pics were driven yesterday for
the foundation of the big candy factory,
which Horace II. Farrier is erecting for q
New York firm The building is 10 be
located on Warren street. between Mont
gomery and Railroad avenue. The new
company promises to give employment to
about three hundred hands.
The Freeholders and property owners
along the line of the new County Road are
just beginning to realize what an egregfous
blunder was made when legislation was not
| procured authorizing the Freeholders to lay
the sidewalks. Property owners by refus-
ing to lay a walk alongside their houses will
destroy the whole beauty of the new drive
way. 1t appears to be a fate that follows
the city in HI ving important things about
half lone.
The Wayne street sewer is kicking up its
old tricks again of flooding cellars and base
ments. 1t is a source of constant complaint.
j. F. Hops is making 1880 worth Of al
terations to his house at Nos. 47415 and AIS
Forrest street.
frame on jackson avenue at a cost of $500.
Serf Bros. are spending 81, 800 in the cree
ton of a factory on Boyd avenue, north of
| West Side.
Napoleon u. Rlgney Is building a three
story frame on Prospect street near Central
avenue at a cost of 81, 200.
proprietor Linn of the Hotel Washington
has postponed the enlargement of the hotel
until spring. The buildings on the corner of
Washington and York streets recently
purchased by him from Mr.. Drayton nave
been painted and are to let.
Transfers.
Anthony P. Salter to William D. Salter for $500,
land nortnside New Co unity Road, Is feet west of
West Fifteenth street, Bayonne
Daniel Salter to William D. Salter for $4,000 land
north side Avenue A, southeast of West F~ffty-first
street, j35 feet, fronting on Avenue A.
Lewis A. Dodworth to John Wheelihan and
Michael Wheelihan for S160. lots 1856 and 100, Sc
caucus.
John Gehen to Henry w. Moser for 1915, land and
premises. south side New County Road in North
Bergen.
Mortgages.
Agnes former to The Columbia Building and Loan
Association, lot s. Block 4. west side Baldwin ave
nue. for 81. a5.
Theodore Russ to Edward Russ, on lot 80, Block
20, north side of Jefferson street, Hoboken, for $50.
James Z. Coane to Clarence 5. Jackson. on land
and premises, west side of Park avenue 1U4 feet
north of Twelfth street, Hoboken. for 5000.