The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13
REAL ESTATE At
POPULAR PRICES
PARK Place" Near Reservoir,
10 be Developed BY Rich
mond Company.
ACTIVITY IS PROMISED
Outlook ior the Week Is Bright.
Mr.. Roses Recent
Sales.
ACTIVITY IS PROMISED

The Real Estate Loan Deposit COM
many Is a bidder for popular favor. rms
company has control of a tract OF valu-
= I,,e land iust west of the Reservoir Park,
adjoining the Speedway, and within Two
blocks Of the street car lines, The tract
is within the territory proposed Tor an
nexat!or, and is to be sold III parcels
10 suit at very low rates.
The various members Of the company
are all we'll known business and profess
sional men, embracing r. G. Thornton.
president; Spencer Cornish, secretary
and treasurer: Beverly Crump. Edward
( S. Rose. W. L. Waring. Jr.. and DR..
IIinchman. us the board OF directors.
The new subdivision is to be known
b as .Parkc Place" and the lots are 10
be placed in tho reach of all.
Activity Is Promised.
There promises to be display Of ac-
tivity IN real estate the coming week.
Things were quiet election week. A lead
ing agent said yesterday that now tho
e election was over there was bound to be
Fl an upward tendency In values and sales.
Hero IS list of some of the property
+ advertised for sale this week:
BY Edward S. Rose Company-The
tllree-story brick dwelling. No. eli North
I Sixth Street, in good condition. good
renter land paying a fnes percentage.
y
thrce-story brick dwelling. No. 1914 Park
Avenue, with twelve rooms, occupied by
good tenant
BY Pollard and Bagby-A dwelling on,
the north side of Jackson Street, ear
Price, and the dwelling No. Gil North
Twenty-tifth Street.
Tho following sales have recently been
made privately by the Edward S. Rose
Company:
Brick dwelling. No. go S. Third. 5 4,25o.oo
Three brick dwellings. Nos. 200,
I'll and 20 ". Clay ............. 6,U1.00
Frame dwelling, No. 5l7 ~. Sixth, 2,oS.00
Brick dwelling, No. loo X. Plum. o2E0.tO
Two dwellings, Nos sli and SIS
s n. Fifth St-...-...- 31S.t0
frame dwelling, No. e1s S.
Fourth 81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
.ls7s5.4o
Also nine otter parcels in various Sec
TORS Of the town, no, yet closed. assre-
dating sa-s9;-
Property Transfers.
sichnoad-Johu F. Helntz 70 Richard
E'ossass aid Roscoe c. Nelson. BARRIERS
fixtures. s'f., al sc. III East Broad
Street. si.t:n
Mafs.aF Ciary 10 Martha A. Wells. 1915
FEST o. vast line Laurel Street, 17li5
~; north Of Aibena-ls street. si,a1e.
s-EtSlI.!e- t3l.5 iIl!g ana i-csirl company 10
-sifrsd 2. StiTin, dwellings, Nos. ?35 and
..s1e East aiain Street; si..rJ
f. Ancarrow and wife TO Mary 2
Pea rton, No. 42,ts East Broad Street,
=. -
Hs1~ico-Roseneatil Land Company ,o
George L. E,nmons. lots !, : and in
block 2. Rosencath. $3.50.
Winhe,d Scott and wife 70 Herman
Gunt1er. 6, feet on south line Of Mar
s.iall Street - fctt essr of High Pom;
Avenue, 800.
Old Dominion EUilline ana Loan Az
soctatinn 10 James D. Cirneai. lots ! 10
* in nSpct G. an.- 'ots / 10 S in block H.
N w Highland $3.50
same = siti,iriins. lois 5 10 Il in
f,!ock !, West HEhlanis* goo
Sarah 4. Brlifit 10 A, Il. Bufin. Jr., lot.
pn south side of National Cemetery road
nra' city, subject to deed OF trust for
st2; 500
Mary r. sadler and husband to Sarah y.
Harding. lot l. In block II. Barton
heights, subject 10 lien Of s,,2a,. $40.
Sarah Ann Mcponourt,'s heirs to Of
way and Mary D. Jordon. 20 feet on
northeast corner IF State ana Erin
streets, 500
Henry Redwood ana wife to Mary J..
Robinson. 80 feet on west line Of Twenty
second Street.. 10 feet souti, OF G Street.
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