The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-12-05
SALEM
REAL
ESTATE
Volume of Transfers Is In
creaSing
About Ten Thousand Dollars
Over Last Week

fAmoht NAS Improvements OF l0e past
week to be noted are the extensive
changes that ]. p. Rogers has made to
the interior Of his wholesale and retail
liquor store on Commercial street. He
has just finished installing a number
of comfortable wine rooms, for the
convenience Of business men and their
frienas. In this way Mr.. Rogers has
improved and modernized his pleasant
and attractive resort Mr.. Rogers con.
ducts his business along different lines
from those in vogue at the average re
sort. While he is the proprietor of
five separate houses in this city, he
does not allow game Of cards to be
played in either Of them; minors are
not permitted TO enter any of the re.
sorts and women are not allowed to
visit the places In this way, the pro.
prietor has earned the reputation for
conducting model resorts, and an ap.
preciatlon of the fact is evident from
the class of custom he serves.
Mrs. Beck, proprietress of the Capt.
tai Brewery, of this city is having a
new mating room Of large capacity
added to the plant. to replace the old
one. For this purpose, the large room
on the north of the main part of the
brewery is being remodeled The front
part of the building will be used for
Office purposes, and the remainder will
be taken up as a mailing room. With
perfectly smooth cement floor. the
new addition will prove splendid
mailing room, modern and suited to
the growing needs Of the business.
The movement Of real estate in this
section continues good During the
five days just closed farm and city
property to the value OF $4,000 have
changed hands, as against $4,000 for
the entire week proceeding. The
figures show a gradual increasing sale
of realty in this vicinity Among the
deeds filed for record In the office of
County Recorder siegmund are the
following:
Elvra c. Lambert, wife of Nicholas
Lambert, to Nicholas Lambert, right
of dover in 1886 acres. tSs,r1w, $3.50.
State Land Board to the Abiqua
Land Company, SS48.22 acres, t s s, r
2 e, s92Os.O5.
Richard Clayton ct ux., TO George
Towle, 1880 acres, I tSs,r1w W, $50.
H. r. Presnall, unmarried, to Mrs.
p. Pearson. land in Presnall & Smiths
add to Salem. and lot 70. blk 22 High
land add TO Salem, SSO5O.
Archie Houston, unmarried, to Il. p.
Weir 20 acres, s. r3 W, $500.
G. +. Seeley, ct ux., to Barbara
Kurtz, lot 10, Oak Lawn Park add to
Salem. $3.50.
r. ID. Teter, ct ux., 10 Marshal j.
Teter NV a blk 30, North Salem,
$3.50.
Lorenzo ID. Small, wldower TO
Dora E. White. n or e u Of blk
g. North Salem. $685.
p Feeley, ct ux., TO Augusta
Schneider, lots 16 and II. blk "D,"
Simpsons add TO Salem, 5000.
Mary ]. Fisher and husband TO s.
s. Kerr lot 4. blck 8, Browns add TO
silverton, $500.
II. Il. Wells to Harriet 70. Wells, his
wife. undivided interest In estate Of
c, J. Wells. consisting Of 20 acres To-
Gated in 8 =. r W. $2OS.
Thomas Fuchs to Max Forester and
husband. acres I 6 s,rlw. $500.
Mrs. A. E, Smith. widow, TO John p.
Lindblom, 2s Al acres, S, W,
$500
s. r. Daniels, ct ux.. to Frank w.
Fisher, 10 acres in Marion county,
$3.50.
Il. b. Patton 10 e. A. Downing, ct
ux.. 25s acres. { 9s.r1 e, $500
p. A. Cochran, ct ux., to J. A. Aup
perle, lots and G, blk T. Jefferson,
$500.
Bank OF woodbun 10 Emma j Sim
mons, l07 acres. G s, 2 W, $3.50
Eta BoOthby and husband 10 G, L..
Watt. 200 acres. 8 s, 3 e. Sl4O0.
Alice Parkhurst. single, 10 George
V. Haynes about n acres, 6 3, / e.,
$1,000.
NJ L. Holhrook. et ux,, To G. IL Hol
brook, about f37 acres. . S, and 4
W, $500.
G.. II. Croisan. ct ux., 10 Angle w.
Harritt, fr lot 3, blk 3, Yew Park add
10 Salem. $1,000
W. ID. McCleary. et ux.. TO Gunder
M Ospund. 2s acres. 6s,r1w, $1,000.
j. n. Skaife. ~ ux., 10 Maria y.
Harding, lot 1G Of the a. F. Waller add
TO salem. 5000.
Arthur II. Williams % Myrtle j. viii
liams, lot IS and y lot ls. blk 3D."
Simpsons add 70 Salem. $500,
r. A. Ford. widower. 20 j. r. Ian
don. # lots 2 and 8, blk /, woodbuu,
5000