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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-11
Frank NJ. Sterrett and wife to Pilade Novelli; !;
lot :. block 3. addition to Forest Park Heights:

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same to 1lar,o NeTvs,li sv iss st. block addition
rs; s;ssss sss FL q
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Hsnry Altman 70 Georse 3. PTiehard. ct al:
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sSs ss e 'tsfs s'ss sSa:sR Pas s
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SSiusbus s.sonm and wife to sane: lot .;
Ssssss slosk 2 !. Of Chelsea sad lot & block 3. Of
s; sfs G;os to Sssss; s
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Tas and o ps Ss z ae Aess 's
north range and 9 cas-. containing Sss acres;
$50.
Drozda Real Estats Company to Jos. Hrdncka
and wife, lot Of Ludwigs subdivision Of Bran
non tract United States survey 1856. containing
Ass acres: 81. 800.
August Pusllmann and wife to Ferdinand r.
Weber, northwest quarter section 35 township
q, range east. containing 70 acres: 81 ,ls9.
VIM. L BaIson and wife to Irwin c. Spesf
and wife, west half Of lot Il, block Of Scho-
field place subdivision. United States survey
202s; 81, 100.
Annie E. Flower and husband to Asnes Wolk-
eurtx and husband. west IS feet Of lot 8. block
Of schofeld place subdivision, In United STATES
survey N33; 81, 40o
Cyrus Lewis to st. Louis Belt and Terminal
Railway Company land section q. township
4s. north range 8 east, containing SIS acres;
Quitcllim; $50.
David Gilchrist and wife TO George Koeilng,
lot 8. block L Lorgwood place. subdivision OF
Carondelet Commons: $500
George Koelling to Eva A Gtlchrfst, lot
block Of Longwood placa. subdivston Of Ca
rondelet Commons: $42o.
John F. Humphrey and wife ct a. TO Orner
H Avery ct al, land section - and 1s. town.
ship 49, north range east OF NTH principal
joining containing 1aN acres: 8. 700.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-11
Charles r. Yosel.

Charles F. vogel reports the following sales:
House No. 133s Aubert avenue, a two-story
brick residence. containing seven rooms. recep-
tion hall. bathroom. large finished attic room,
cemented laundry and cellar. lot Ntsx1s0, for
8, 800; from Miss Grace q Gilmore to Mrs.
Elizabeth Cuddy. who purchased for a home.
House No. 5eA Highland avenue, a two-story
brick residence, CONTAINING sig rooms bath: fur
for =, so: from James J. Carroll to Patrick J.
Skeily. who purchased for q home.
House No. 1906 South Seventh street, a two
story brick dwelling. containing twelve rooms.
Mrs. H. Ebel. who purchased for Investment
House No. 2S24 Utah street. q one-stoTy brick
house OF four rooms. lot 2SxloO. for $2,0o5 rom
International Real Estate and Improvement
Company to Frank Kruetx, who purchased for
q home.
House No. Ie1s Humphrey street. 4 one-story
three-room frame cottage lot ExlSo. for sy5,
from Thomas =. Hampton to Adolph Duba,
who purchased for q houa
Lot 25N224 feet, on the south side of Easton
avenue. between Burd and Clara avenues, for
$,eoo. from Mrs. Pearl B. Rinkel to John
Doran who purchased to improve with . build
fng for business purpofes.
Lot 3oxlS feet on the east side Of Michigan
avenue, beginning 40 feet south OF Chippewa
street, for $50. from Augusta Ameiss to George
Billmeyer, who purchased to improve.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-11
Columbia Transfer Company Buys
Property for a New
Structure.
BUILDING OPERATIONS GOOD.
Sales of Vacant Ground for
Homes and Flats Taken to In
dicate Great Activity for
Spring Market.

The Columbia Transfer Company has
purchased the property a. the southeast
corner Of Ninth street and Clark avenue
and will erect building for storage and
warehouse purposes to cost $4,000.
The corner is at present occupied by an
old building under rental to the Simmons
Hardware Company. This building will be
removed as soon as vacated and replaced
by fireproof structure covering the en-
tire frontage of ninety feet on Clark ave-
nue. and 10 feet on Ninth street
The property was purchased from Mich
oias Scharf, the wholesale grocer, through
the Weissls-Gerhart Real Estate Company,
for $4,000. The selection OF the location by
the Columbia Transfer Company is ex-
pected to result in the closing OF possibly
another deal in the Cupp.es district by a
large firm which has for some time been
oesirous OF quarters convenient to the
freight terminal facilities maintained
VACANT GROUND SALES.
One of the most noticeable features Of
the realty market during the last week
has been the number of sales of vacant
ground to intending home-builders. ordi-
nar1ly the selling of this class of real es-
tate virtually ends with the approach of
winter. Builders also continue in the mar
ket 1or good ground. and several large
sales OF high-class residence and apart
ment sites have been consummated within
the last week.
G. II. Mcmillan, secretary of the Mer-
cantue Trust Company said Yesterday
that one of the most gratifying fea-
lures OF the real estate market during the
week has been the demand for low-priced
building lots.
The inquiry for the last week has been
80 great said he, that am convinced
that the coming season will show renewed
activity IN the direction of building of in
expensive homes. Another unusual con6i-
uon Is that In cases where We have held
mortgages on vacant tracts of land there
requests for partial releases preliminary
10 the owners erecting houses on the lots
1 consider the demand for low-priced
building lots to be one Of the healthiest
indications of the present market"
st. Louis real estate is becoming an ac-
tive available asset" a member of the Hol-
brook-Blackwelder Real Estate Trust
Company said last night with the close
or the Worlds Fair each weeks business
develops some new feature. This was
shown during the week in the quick sale
the vicinity of the Gamble homestead,
which. although situated in q desirable
ro13oence section, has been overlooked
passed by and neglected by investors and
spectators for longtime.
The purchasers who have lately
bought, recognising the demand for new
nome sections. are going to build this To-
conty up with frst-cIass dwellings,
great deal Of building is now under way
IN the vicinity of Chamberlain Park, and
tnere - sure to be better demand for va
can't lots, and at an increased price over
former times"
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-11

Olive street. two and one-half years at
$3.50 per month.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany TO kolf Catering Company, Nos. 26l1-
II Washington avenue, five years at $50
per month.
A Diety to Charles C. Wild, Nos. 20O5-N
North Broadway, five years at SIS per
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-11

The residence of /. C. Hirsch, at No. 5los
Washington boulevard. has been pur-
chased by Ben Harris. commission mer-
chant. for a home. Mr.. Harris paid s19, $50
for the property. buying through John S.
Carter. real estate officer of the Common
wealth Trust Company.
The house is counted among the many
beautiful homes in the fashionable West
END district. 1t was built by Mr.. Hirsch
apout seven years ago and con:ains twelve
large rooms. spacious halls and ss frished
throughout in beautiful hardwood and mo-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-11

Report the sals Of No. f1S Morgan street.
three-story brick building. used for business
and tenement, on lot 1x1ol from e. B. How
ard to W. o. johnson. for $1,000.
Sold for D. La Dya9 house NO. t30 Maple
aysnue. modern Colonial fock-ffont reedence
P. Williams for Q home, price paid being
Sold a nns orange and lemon ranch Of 100
acres near Riverside, Cal. from Z client to
e. B. Howard. for 10000.
brick, lot xx1Ss. for Sa0Oo. all cash, from
Mrs. Leroy to Mr.. George TraceweIl: bought
Report making $3.50 in loans At ) and
per cent
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-11
Roy.l Investnent Conpa.y.

c. R Il. Davis. president Of the Royal IN
vestment Company. reports the sale oe two
lots on the north side Of Lsnox place. between
Walton and Euclid aveuues. having 'front.' of
100 feet. from the Royl Lnysstmsnt Company
y AIoert =. LAmner. 10Y SltoW. Inls 6ale dis-
two corners Lenox place and Euclid avenue.
Lepox plAca has built no very rapidly with
that he has parties negotiating now for The
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-11
AGENTS REPORTS.
MeroantiIe Trust Company.

Mercantile Trust Company.
The vacant lots sold by this company during
the past week are a. follows:
Manchester and Taylor avenues. fronting 70
feet inches on Manchester by depth of lsi
az ~ 81 10 ffE .Rs 6 cf E. gdces Msa
Sousht with the intention of erecting a business
Lot on Bolt avenue between Ridge and Wells
aessnss, AVE- fro1hting 20 feet on on the west line Of
purchaser being Mrs. c. V. Mosby. who con-
on russell ss sSee I Se,wern
Oregon avenues. fronting ., feet on south line
Sf Russell eel .se1ps sg epth Of o fest to
cash. to VIM. B. Kunkei. who contemplates
Hin avenues. south OF Tower Grove Park.
strset by a depth northwardiy Of is1 feet: sold
for B. Flood to Mrs Elizabeth Flesh. who
Of fS,Sss sTass roaa on tas ana New
stead avenue. fronting 100 feet on the west line
o. Newstsad avenue by depth OF IS feet on
Natural Bridge road: sold for George Theis
j. for s.. siI 80 cash, the purchasers being r.
and g. B. Bullock. who contemplate erecting
Lining "''' -A'' q"
Lot on Chouteau averue. between Taylor and
side Of Chouteau avenue by a depth Of Ie5 feet
70 an alley: sold for P. L. Ksrshaw for sZc
y. Davies. who Will erect a ccttage on the lot
This lot adjoins the property sold last week TO
the same purchaser
. Lot on Palm street. between Glasgow and
Garrison avenues. in Lindell Park: sold for
foot. the purchaser being Henry Baumer. who
owns the adjoining property and bought to in
crease his holdings W "
Lot at the southwest corner OF Sullivan ave-
nue. and Glasgow. fronting So feet on sullivan
avenue BY depth of 13e feet on Glasgow ave-
nue.; SOLD Tor the Lindell Real Estate Company
TO John Henke The purchaser contempiates
erecting modern fiat on the lot to cost about
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-11

saics. The house is heated by an i'm
proved system Of hot-water heating.
The first-feor arrangements include a
large buffers pantry and a living-room
with davenports and bookcases built tn
and a stationary buffet in the dining--oom.
The hall floors are laid with mosaic. The
second floor is beautifully finished, having
four large bedrooms and two marble bath
rooms. The third floor contains bedrooms.
bath and a large cedar room. A fine sta
BILE is also attached to the place.
The property was sold by Mr.. Hirsch on
account of his removing to Cincinnati,
where he will embark in business.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-11
ncxa,r. Ha.rt. a Jones.

McNair. Harris Jones Realty Company 10
port q good loan business for The week, with
more than usual demand for money on real
estate.
During tho week they SOLD TO William Crate
dence. situated on fot having 75 feet front, on
The property % s'os was q purssssa 81 NJ
as an investment, he being. believer in the
growth and development Of this property ss
Sold No sisi Laclede avenue. to George H.
viii be used by the purchaser for q home. II
5S ,Sr
Sold No. $50 Gates avenue, a ten-ro resi-
dense. for J. R. Curlee to John B. Edwards for
wards.
Sold for Martha ]. buchanan q lot having
front from Of 81 80 feet on @ the east L side Of Tamm ave,
B: Clapp. who purchased for an investment.
There has been an unusual active inquiry Tor
lots in Tower Grove Heights. that subdivision
Grove Park where there has been more ao-
tivity ameng home buyers. those who were buy
anv any 9th other % subdivision % Handled by this S COM n.
ne s
o e 5 Mse Of ~ s city s eSek s
Mr. Molier for 8. 600 The purchaser viii erect
Sold lot ), city block S11s. to william e. For
est for ss'5. This lot has frontage Of 30 feet
on the south line Of Connecticut avenue. and
denee fer s Ris own y use. This property s also
sold for account Of Connecticut Mutual Life IN
Sold 70 En Esmont Godt. lot 10. city block 14es.
Tower Grove Heights. for. Connecticut Mutual
Life LIE insurance 1s Company for as2 90 This ,os
@ Be Ct $ I @
OF which VIII be occupied by the owner.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-11
QUINCY MINISTER is DEAD.
Rev. Joseph Locher, Pastor Of st.
Mary's for Ten YearA

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Quincy. ILL.,. Dec. fa-The Reverend
Joseph, Locher. pastor for the last ten
years of st. Mary's Roman Catholic
Church, died to-day Of pneumonia
The Reverend Mr.. Locher was born in
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-11

brick house. rented for se6 per month; lot 1Ix
%: from Ann Duggan to s. Lebert for SsS1
Sold No 76i Bayard avenue. six-roonl priSa
house. lot 20x145: rented for s35 per month:
from Miss Ida Cashion to Mildred Crows VINO
purchased for o home: consideration. 81, 6eO.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-11
Jane. J. Rehaa Bays . Home.

James J. Rohanee ths John Rohan Sons
Boiler Woriu. and prurninent in music circles.
has bought for home the residence No. slaa
Vernon avenue. Ths hotss IL = double two
stnsy rock front structure, containing twelve
ihrary and kitchen on nrst noor, and four bed.
rooms On the second and also on the third
rooms and other convsniencss Of . modern
hona1 The interior nnishinss Of the nrss door
are In oak And mahogany. while hirds-eye
second noor and cypress on the third noor:
Ths houss q one q the seven being finished
BIZ the 0lsdstona investment Company; and
was sold BY the George =. BergfsA Realty
Company for S11ool
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-11
Riee-Dwyer Real Estate Company.

The. Rice-Dwyer Real Estate Company report
the loaning of s504 on property on Papin street,
being part Of purchase price. and 1904 on store
and dwelling on Evans avenue Both loans
were made through their office by the Garfield
Saving, and Building Association. Stock in
the last se:ies Of the company Is being rapidly
subscribed
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-11
Charles b. Gibson.

Charles B. Gibson reports the sale Of fifty
feet of ground Owitzer avenue. in Jen-
nings, No., to August Homing. Also reports
that ten nine-room houses will be built on the
2e4 feet OF ground on the south side OF Vernon
everue, beginning at Vernon Wev. Six OF the
houses Will be constructed of Carthage stone
and the Others of brick
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-11

floor and seven rooms and bath on second and
third floors; lot 35xl2s. with al! Improvements.
sold from L. W. Ochmer to Albert Schroeder
for $500. who bought for Investment
The northwest corner Of Russell avenue and
Thurman boulevard. sold from Herman He's
q handsome twc-story store.
The one-story brick. No. 2s23 Hickory street,
lot ax1a0. with all Improvements sold from
Elizabeth Hahn to F. e. Nieson for 1900, who
bought for a home.
avenue, 70xI3o feet; sold from Anna Ebie to
Herman H. Thaler for 5000, which will be
families.
a two-story double nat. arranged for four
families, Nos T73I-1736 Preston place. lot 4ox
100: from Herman n. Thaler to Elizabeth
Hahn for 50 500; bought for investment.
A two-story brick nat Of four and hve rooms
and baths. lot Is feet front. No. 34ls Henrietta
street: sold from Fredericke Schmidt to c. A.
Wins for A. 500: bought for q home.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-11
schwencker Realty Company.

schwenker Realty Co.. No. 1fo7 Chestnut
street. reports the following sales:
A two-story press s-hrick-frout nat. No. 5s5s
Shenandoah avenue lot Skis feet four rooms
and bath on frst floor ana I'VE rooms and
bath on second floor and separate furnaces, sold
from Ludwig 0leiforst to Herman Hes for
No. E112 Shenandoah avenue. two-story
mansard fiat of five rooms and bath on nrk
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-11
Haass Realty Ce.

Haase Realty Company report the sale Of
house No. 1s7-s South Broadway. . double
two-story house. containing two stores on first
shop in reAr. lot Sox14o, for Gustav Zeller to
George Feltrup. for 5000.
and uansard brick house OF nine rooms. lot 2S9
la. for Adoiph n Methudy. trustee. to Conrad
Acker.
Sold No. 3A indiana avenue. Q two-story
brick building. Containing stors and two rooms
On nfSt door and three roo1ua Cd second door,
lot 21x1es, for q 6oo for Louis Giees Of Jersey
ville. III, TO oeof1e u. Len1
John A. Watkins 4 CO.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-11
william 8. pro.da.

VIE S. Drozda reports the following sales:
No. AS Rutger street. . two-stOry brick
dwelling, rooms, bath. sanitary closet, mod
ern in every respect, from Henry voslpel to
v. volenetz for S. 900, for a home
No. ETA Shaw avenue, two-story frame
house, rooms. lot 30x17o. from Giuseppe
Gioia to a client for s, 500.
Lot slx1oo Old Manchester road, eouth side.
about 200 feet east Of Maeklind avenue. from
Faserling Bros. to o. n. Meyer for Sis.
-Four and one-half acres Of land in St Louis
County, near Gravois road, Brannon tract, from
Drozda Real Estate Company to Joseph Had
Two sets Of double fats on Ola Manchester
road. near the city limits; each hat has u
rooms. arranged for four families. bath, city
Lot 9S1i56 on Taylor avenue. between Greer
and Elmbank, to . client for &o00
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-11
Mississippi valley Trust Company.

The real estate department Of the Mississippi
Valley Trust Company reports an increasing
demand for all classes Of real estate particu-
larry Investment properties and homes.
sales conducted by this company during the
past season has brought to the attention Of the
Ing srases os ety ans so @ proD
lsS This company has neeSs.tsd The s9s q
Iist Of sales following. and has several nasotia-
details q which are moi NOT ready for % puSiesuo0. s
The The, saiss a are As follows:
Hoehns Grove in North St Louis. Comprising
altogether ls.I acres. This properly fronts On
teio5t:sant easl aysnus and is 81 opposite oTalioo
tsn,ion Of the purchase to make i this "a =
nss.,cnss MT. residence sn6division i being
this somne sSfns Sn sas
vas wa orsginally the o,Fallon homestead. but for
amusement garden. A' The A pureh.ssr I g s n this
transaction was represented by J. q. Gundr,
Sold 1.ooo feet fronting on the south side Of
Mar. c. 6. Miller to oscar G. Neuhauss for
Financial Company; II e undsrstood that this
ks6-eisss residences and aats. Wv
Sold % feet the north side Of West Pine
Daisy B. and Barbara L. Medley to the Royal
Investment Company for q. 60: This PROPERTY
was purchased for Immediate Improvement
Sold q feet On the west side Of Flor1ssant
avenue. just north Of Mary avenue. from the
OFallon estate to William Rebsamen Tor $3.50.
sold the property No: lo1S and iols North
Brothers & Co, for $50 Thia property
fronts IS feet on Eighth street by a depth Of
1872 feet 8 inches. and was purchased for invest
ment. the purchaser being represented by the
Sold tho two-story stone-front residence At
No. Ills South Tenth street. from the estate OF
Eiz6 Gugerty to Mrs. Ro:e Walsh for S5,Ia
This property fronts 81 feat inches by q depth
q 10 feet and was purchased for home;
eoh Nos 29l9 and 81 Rutger street, from
ne estate Of Eliza Gugerty 70 Thomas Kear-
ney Tor e. .0o This property fronts 20 feet on
RutgGr street by depth Of G6 fest, and was
bought for an Investment
Sold strip Of ground fronting 2s5 fest on
tho cast side OF Kingsland avenue, in ST. Louis
County, running eastwardly 800 feet to the
Wabash Railroad right Of way, containing s.37
acres, to the St Louis Belt Terminal Railway
for 81, Lao. This property was bought for
the right Of way to connect ths outside and In
side Belt lines.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-11
Observation-Disclosures.

The Holbrook- -BlackweIder Real Estate Trust
Company has closed the sale Of q lot on L.
clede avenue, Skin feet inches, about 400
feet east Of Newstead avenue, for Albert F.
Jacobs Tor $500. to the Ashland Realty Com
Sold for Cecilia Roman the eish.-roonn DWELL
70 Ms Annie Mulcahy. who will probably
make the place her home
No IA1 Old Manchester avenue, a large
eIsnt-room colonial house, lot 50xl4e for $2,5po
rom A b. Russell to p. F. CoKhIar who will
occupy the property for his home
,,ylo Solo me remaining portion OF the triangle on
yuNan and Etzel avenues. Just west of Clara
~ mas succeeded in closing out two entire
blocks Of ground In the district just north of
Hi addition. Tho property fronts 100 feet on
Julian avenue by a depth Of 1l feet on the
west end. q feet on the east end and runs
inrough to Etzel avenue. The purchaser is E
!. Mauntel. who contemplates building The
seller Is the Ashland Realty Company.
Sold Nos. 14l5-l417 Olive street. with lot 40x
100 feet, for S5o. 900. to William X. Bixby for.
account Of the Excelsior Realty Company.
Sold to Mrs. Mollie Coleman, the six-room
avenue, for 1900. The property on the north
east corner of Vandeventer avenue will be
converted into business purposes. Nichols Ritz
ter represented the grantor.
Sold another Of the group Of houses on
Julian and Hamilton avenues. This house is
NO. Ssl1 Julian avenue. nine rooms and re-
cepuon hall. the lot u 90 feet front, at price
Of $, 900 to Cioyd Marshall. who has recently
located herr. having come from New York
City. Tho inquiry for these houses has been
quite remarkable and q number Of them have
already been sold.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-11

A meeting of the Board OF Directors Of the
Real Estate Exchange will be held next Thurs
day at p. m.
Transfers for the month. to and including
December g. number 339. and aggregate 1914. 1856.
Two hundred and fifty-eight deeds Of trust
were filed for record during the same period,
amounting to SS6i, S4
The Parnell Savings and Building Asso-
ciation. at their regular meeting on December
8. at the office of the Rice-Dwyer Real Estate
Trust Company made one loan Of 81, 400 to a
member wishing to pay of deed of trust on
property In Horton place. The company issued
new series last month.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-11
NiChollAHitter.

Nichols Ritter Realty and Financial Com
rauy's transactions for the week amount to
s12s.zo. and report unusual activity in their
sales department for the last vesk. the de-
mand for property being hrIer than usual for
an am usual demand Tor loans A- ssv;nR iaesd piaesd
Amoug their saiss Is . downtown piecS Of
property located on Warrington aveflue for So
Co., report of which cannot be made at pres
sa s y. e Ha%asRa aas RSs to nfa sn x
Sssi MoPherson avenue lot Sx1O. for p 5oA
i1,,, I'M, h,s house one e The q. houses lately
been sold. Mrs. .We.tlaks bought for q home.
Sold No. s24 washington boulevard. for A
q HassRe~ kSds e ae Co.. a. % 10 Is e 90 sn' TnIs r
deep anf 1ss parssssd ~ e = BY sy II Bsyra a. as lsss
hG%si so;d 70. n A. p.Jta to 1ou,. c. Schultz. 100
isss DEEP ,Seessd bstwss Wa.ninstSsnS @ ss S Sou,s .so
bsas1ssd h.s ~as e as Upon &.
schultss arst intentioa was 70 build upon
soa IN n cs2 Ss g a Toi. Coleman
represented BY the Holbrupk- -Blaekweldcr Real
Nstats Trust Company. The sax-room brick
house. With lot g fest hy loo fset, northwest
for q oo0 This property was purchaaed as an
investment and 10 in . very desirable loca-
tion. and It win eventually b business prop
Sold fur . client q piece Of property On
Market street.. for S1a2so particulars Of which
so,d . Jane. g Bank. for Ks.ly 4. A Co. the
avsl,ns. With lot Si1lss fgr $500. This house
was purchased by NJ Banks for residence.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-11

dwelling or eight rooms two apartments OF four
looms sach. lot 2sNl4o. renting for s34s per year
81 s00 ~ Apii hoah ioi
,NS.1 N9. ~ South Jefferson avenue. a two-story
oilck dwelling OF two flats Of five and SIX
rseans rs9rls each with all modern improvements.
renung for $50 per year: from A H Hoff-
mann 70 F. E. Chapman for s5.eV
,,i.9 10 M south Kings highway. two-story
gg.iSh ,GWtINfS OF ten rooms and lot T0xl62:
from IRON Helen A. Hodgiins to Geo. Gaines. q
e'isnI Sa. or Fischer & Co, for 5000
aavenue, ave gsoxlZ;; adjoining plant OF Polar wave
to the Polar Wave Ice Company Tor &c, 80
Nos 30 and 7s2 South Sixth street, a double
prick or twelve rooms, Sixth street a double
M orGk IN rear, lot 45xlz1 adjoining property
OF .erminal Railroad. bringing annual rental
OF NSb per year: from II. A. Piednoir Jr 10
SlS,00& - i'A
No. 4ol3 Castleman avenue, n two-story and
atto siate,roof Queen Anne dwelling Of nine
B: Steiner for Aaa
u. Mess side Of Sublette averue. adjoining Frisco
Raircad 2esx3i6 feet. through to january ave-
nue.: from Anna John to a client for $,75O