The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-09


concerns. dealers in bonds, the United
Nine Workers offices, the Winona Assem-
bly, offices, the receiver of the Chosen
Friends, and agents for drills, agricultural
machinery, strawstackers, cornices, oats,
groceries. candy, tobacco, literary publish
ing house, plantation company, Young
Mems Christian Association, trading
stamps. strawboard, dental supplies, ele-
vator supplies, proprietary medicines, dry
goods, rugs; leather novelties, correspond
ence school, ladies tailor, advertising agen-
ana then barber shop, public stenOgra-
rher, law school, a cigar stand and a
clothing store. An examination of the
other large office buildings showed in about
the same proportion a similar variety of
Industries represented in each. In the
building are $50 rooms of varied size
There is probably an average of five per-
sons in each room. That's full regiment
q full complement of officers and a few re-
serves to take the places of the killed ana
wounded and those drafted into the hos
pital service. How many persons come in
and go out each day is a question hard TO
answer.
Michael II. Spades last week sold to Her.
man L. Martens property at the corner of
Senate avenue and North streets for $12 OOO
There are two buildings on the lot that are
assessed at $3.50. The lot is 123 by 20 feet.
Fannie Lozier Catch has sold to Henry
A. Mansfield a residence property on Me-
ridian street, between Twenty-sixth and
Twenty-seventh streets. for $500. The
and is l35 feet deep. The lot is assessed at
$1,000 and the improvements at $1,000.
Emma c. Hamacker has purchased of
Washington Mcnamara a house and lot
on Court street, near New Jersey street,
for 5000 The lot is 376 by so feet and is
assessed at $500, the improvements at 1928.
Elias B. Mccoy has sold to Elizabeth b.
Adams property Harding street. near
Henry street, that has a frontage Of 734
feet on Harding street and is 19l feet deep.
for $1,000 The lot is appraised at $3.50 and
the improvements at $500 The property is
known as the old Neckyoke Company plant.
Ella 3. Mccoy last week purchased four
pieces of property of Elizabeth B. Adams
for $1,000 One of the lots is 14l.3S by 36.fS
feet on Langley street, near Hazel street,
that is assessed at $l35. Two lots are 30 by
l06 feet each and front on Arthur street,
near Cottage avenue, and are assessed at
500. Pleasant run cuts through these lots.
The other property is house and lot on
New Jersey street. between Twenty fourth
and Twenty-fifth streets. The lot fronts
II feet on New Jersey street and is 1926
feet deep. 1t is assessed at $3.50 and the i'm
provements at $500. These trades were
made through the III. Palmer agency.
J. C. Taylor has purchased of Alice Nj.
Kashner a house and lot on Alabama
street near Twenty-fifth street, for $500.
The improvements are assessed at l,25O
and the lot at $3.50 The lot is 50 by 1924 feet.
William Reed has sold TO Edward G.
Sourbier property on Douglass street, near
New York street. for $500. The improve
ments are appraised at $500 and the lot at
s675 The lot fronts 5i1 feet on Douglass
street and is 1l2 feet deep.
Joseph l.. Heider has sold to Washing
ton Mcnamara a house and lot at the cor
ner of Bellefontaine and Twentieth streets
for 5000. The lot fronts SS1% feet on Belle
T 1Snentfs street. The improvements are
assessed at 1925 and the lot at $40
Calvin w Prather has purchased of
Adelaide c. Dale a house and lot at the
corner of College avenue and Fourteenth
street for $1,000. The improvements on the
lot are assessed at $500 and the real es-
tate at s.. 100. The lot fronts 40 feet on Col
lege avenue and 1926 feet on Fourteenth
street
Frank F. Wocher last week purchased OF
George B. Yandes a residence property on
| Cottage avenue between Twenty-second
| and Twenty-third streets. for $1,000. The
| lot is 60 feet by 2l5 and is assessed at 81
| 20; the improvements n $500.
XXX
James w. Burton and wife sold to Henry
A. Beck house and lot on Senate avenue.
near Eleventh street. for $500. The lot is
| 81 by POO feet and Is assessed at s. 400, the
| improvements at 5000.
XXX
William e. Kurtz last week purchased of
Marvin B. Crist a business property on the
north side Of South street. between Nerd
| ian and Illinois streets, for SlS.5O0 The lot
| feet deep. The improvements are assessed
| at $3.50 and the lot al $1,000.
|
| Robert F. Catterson has sold 10 Alfred
| Hoberg n residence property on the south
side of West WASHINGTON street. near Cali
! fornia street. for $500 The lot fronts s
| feet on Washington street and is 1876 feet
| deem The improvements are assessed al
S175 and the lot at $3.50
For a consideration of $500 Henry "
| Smith last week transferred his residence
property on Eleventh street. near Brooks
| to Thomas j. Hamilton. The lot is 26.2 by
9o.S7 feet and is only assessed at $40
Xxx
| George Wolf last week purchased OF John
w. Thompson residence property or
Ruckle street. near Nineteenth Tor 5000
| The lot is 20 by l35 feet and is assessed al
| 81, 020 and improvements at Sl,V'o.
|
Among the transfers OF last week was
the purchase of the old Wallace property
on Massachusetts, avenue and North New
| Jersey street by A. l. Mason, OF DaviC
Wallace The lot fronts ZIG feet on Mas
sachusetts avenue and LOG feet on New Jer
sey street. The real estate Is assessed a