The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-12
Real E state News

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line: There Is a good sized boom nm
Ia the East and the prospects there are
hased somewhat on a belief in the hip6
Frlces out here in the West "
l.. W. Ruzzell said: .'Tberc is an T.,
cteas'ng demand for property ar small
prices ana largely for residential pur-
loseo. Many people are looking for
property at prices like they were eiebt
.: ten months ago, but owners are ex-
pectlhg an increase and holding for the
laise. Anything like a bargain can be
, ,un on this market. My experience is
lhat property is being bought for &C
Cupatlcn by people who have saved q
IlttIe money. The demand for resi-
uence property Is the strongest"
Az II. Frost expressed himself as fol-
lows: Inere Is a better feeling all
along the line and there will be a. great
zeal or building. l am instructed tbis
80 oy one OF my Eastern clients to
pesHi the construction of a warehouse
IN the wholesale district to cost 81 50O
Ahotner client has advised me to have
Pidhs oraWn for a fiat building IN he
erected not far from the new capitol.
At cost of $4,000 There is a god
demand for all classes of property.
po not consider 1T in the light of a boom,
put healthy demand that looks on
couraglng for the future. Prices are
not advancing as yet. There is some
eastern money coming in and il is he
ing handled by local parties. I fird a
eood demand for houses. and rents are
advancing. L have very little prom
cry IN my care that is not rented and
nave already advanced the rTnts ~
some of it." u
George Belt says: Conditions ara
improving and there is an iocraaeaI
demand for cheap homes, and lots for
puIiolhS purposes. People seem 70
nave more confidence and are more
disposed to invest their money in real
estate. There is but little specuIatio~
put bargains are quickly picked IN
and as soon as they are out of the -
other property will bring better prisaz
what property is sold row is really
very cheap. There is no general ri.
vance, but property that could not he
sold at all few years ago is now de-
Ing sold at fair prices. There is a
strong demand for inside business prov
erty, bringing a fair income. The signs
| are very encouraging"
/ ISSUED IN JANUARY
|. Building permits issued during Jam
suary: 1885
Maurice Lyons, alterations on store
3 Sloiey street. between Sixth and Sew
r. enth ......... .......... q 600
s., B. Green dwelling On Jackson street 800
between Fifth and Sixth. ... : 1 2eo
victor A. Lundberg, dwelling Teri
ritorial road. between Cromwell and
r5 Eus5is STREETS sl.4@Fi ana 2.065
street. between Payne ard Greeni1rier 5e0
Dr. h. NJ. Luffkin. dwelling. Goodrich
between Dale and Pleasant ..... 6 GEO
NJ. a. Shrubs, dwelling, corner Como
IheCdore Schumacher, dwelling, corner
Oakville and Goodrich ...:'.. 90o
u MURPHY agent, store. Sixth street.
F. between Cedar Cedar a,. and Wabasha -. 5000
r.. A. fTeueffckSen, dwelling
street. between Weide and Walsh so
Mike sssa.t H satk,r. dwelling. Woodbridge
Smith e Taylor. dwelling, Laurel ave
nue., between Milton and Victoria 1000
fe etn Mazzi, dwelling, Woodbridge
street. between Milford and WayZata 5O0
Minnesota Grass { Irvine Company. re-
rams, Front street. between Mac
kU5in and Kent Observation-Disclosures. $50
Asa B. Griggs agent, store. Sibley
street, between Third and Fourth $40
Hans Peterson, dwelling, Robe street,
:, between Bellows and Bidwen 49,. 500
Mrs. Jennie Schulborff, store. Third
street, between st. Peter and Market OOO
First Swedish Methodist church Tenth
street between Temperance and sib-
Minor permits aggregating .... 5,375
Total .:.......... ................$s So. s75
running for January ................ $2942
FEBRUARY PERMITS.
Mrs. Ed Brown. store. Third street.
between Robert and Minnesota SEQ
Luke Reilly, dwelling, Atwater street
between Park and Rice ........ 800
PabSt Brewing company storage house
1evee, between John and Locust 0gO
Joesting & Schilling. factory. levee.
between Eva and Robertson -. $500
Louis Baumeister. dwelling, Reaney
street, between Atlantic and Eng
ESn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
F, D. Kendrlck, store, Seventh street ~
between Wabasha and Cedar 49, $40
II. Gaylord Hall, dwelling Laurel ave-
nue., between Grotto and Avon 49,. $500
Patrick Mcdonnell dwelling. Front
street, between Lexington and Ok
Henry Ley, dwelling. Smith avenue, '0
between Fifth and Sixth ............ 1900
Nels Peterson. dwelling, Aurora avenue
= between Marion and Jay streets...... 1900
r. L. Ware, agent, dwelling Rice, be-
= tween Atwater and Winnipeg streets. $50
between Walsh and Greenbrler
NJ. 5, Carroll dwelling, winifred l'Z''
C., NJ. Bailey, dwelling, Wood street.
between Livingston and Robert
W. c. Read, agent foundation. St Of"
Anthony street, between Summit
place and Rice ............ 1000
Thomas Brady, dwelling, selby avenue,
between Kent and Mackubin streets 5000
Minor permits, aggregating ............ Glib
Total :. -. ....................s 85,sI3
Plumbing for February ............... 2,O75
MANU-, ~ DAI II.
Permits, eleven days in March
N. r. Frost, agent, store Seventh
street, between Cedar and Mime
W, II. Elsinger. Golden Rule Seventh DIV"
street, between Robert and Mime
sofa streets. ...... .......... -. 1900
w. Cartier, dwelling, Martin street be-
tween Kent and Dale Streets. 49,. 1000
Mrs. C. Mccormick, dwelling, Aurora
avenue, between Louis and Earring
Pabst Brewing Co.. store. Rice street,
between Tenth and College ......... l. 100
st. Joseph's church, church building,
Carroll street. between Virginia and
Western ...;..... ...-.s. ............. 200
Michael Laerich, store, Seventh street.
between DAILY and Toronto -. ..... 1900
C. W. Fuller, alterations to brick build
ing, Tenth street, near Wabasha 49,. 500
John H. Johnson, two-story frame
dwelling, Martin street. near Arun-
del -. -. ...... ..................... LOO
First National bank, repairs. Jackson
street, near Fourth. ............- 500
Fred Perth frame dwelling, McLane
street, near Cypress. =. -. ......... LOCO
Nine minor permits 49, ............... $50
Total .sS2 So, $50
Permits in January, 1898 ~, 40
Permits in February, 1898. ......-.... l5,93o
the c.ass of men who wear the Gordon hat
u its strongest advocate.