The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-10-14
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
REAL ESTATE MARKET

The local real estate market was in
an active condition yesterday, the activi-
ty, however, being confined to sales of
residence property. Papers for several
FAIRLY large deals in real estate were
hled in the probate court. The North
Birmingham real estate market continues
to be well represented in the list of real
estate transfers filed in the probate court
daily and the markets of all of the other
suburbs are holding their own, good
prices prevailing.
The local building circles were again
very quiet yesterday, only two permits
being issued by the building inspector.
Papers were filed in the probate court
yesterday recording the sale of about
sixty acres of land in Lakeview in the
vicinity of the Country club to the Br-
mingham Realty company. The property
includes some residence property, but
most of it is in unimproved lots. The
Birmingham Realty company purchased
the property from the Lakeview Land
company, but the price paid is not stated,
the papers merely saying "s5 and other
considerations"
The walls of the new building to be
erected on the Caldwell estate. on First
avenue and Twenty-second street, will
soon be in the course of construction. The
excavations for part of the foundation of
the building are nearly completed and the
others are being pushed rapidly.
The building to be erected will be
four-story structure, and when completed
will be occupied by the Goodall- Brown
company.
The following building permits were
issued by the building inspector yester-
day:
Emanuel Dreyfus, erect one-story
frame on the corner of Nineteenth street
and Park avenue, $90S.
Rufus N. Rhodes, repair a two-story
frame Iroquois street and Fairview
Circle, $500.
The following real estate transfers for
amounts over $1,000 have been recorded
in the probate court:
Wyatt Hefin to Mary G. Horrison lots
10 and IL, block 90 Birmingham; consider
alton, $1050.
Richard X. Coe and wife to J. G. Whit
field, undivided half interest in lot II,
block 90, Birmingham; consideration,
$40 600
Lakeview Land company to Birming-
ham Realty company, land in Lakeview;
for valuable considerations and S.
North Birmingham Land company to
North Birmingham Forge company, south
half of block 2i7, North Birmingham; con-
sideration $1,000.
Bessemer Coal, Iron and Land company
to 7. c. Donald lots 10, "A, 10, 16, block
ASP, Bessemer; consideration, $1100.
D. H. Reamer to Mrs. e. w. Chaplin,
lot 190X60 on west side of Thirty-first
street near Twelfth avenue; considera-
ton, $500.
A. II. and II. ]. Lockwood to Mrs ~
l.. S. Lunsford, southwest quarter of
southeast quarter section Is; also north
east quarter of northwest quarter, Sec
ton So; consideration, $3.50.
Bertram Jacobs to Jesse F. Stallings, lot
A, block c, Glen Iris; consideration, $1250.
Bertram Jacobs to Jesse F. Stallings, lot
3. block c, Glen Iris; consideration, 1880
A. c. Bright to Mamie l.. Crawford, lot
l and part of lot 2, Elinor; consideration,
$3.50.
w. II. May to Tarrant & Downing 40
acres in section II. township H. range 2;
consideration, $4,000.
]. f. Sims to Suburban Realty COM
pany, lot 4, block 146, North Birmingham;
consideration. $500.
A. III. Williams to S. " Blythe. 75.6S
acres in section 81, township Is, range l.
consideration. sl5l3.60.
Nancy NJ. Merrell to Robert Goodman
lot in section %, township H. range &:
consideration, $1,000.
Bessemer Coal. Iron and Land company
to T. c. Donald. lots 15 &c. II. IS, block
25S, Bessemer; consideration, s14OO.