The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-01
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
 REAL ESTATE MARKET

The local real estate market has some large features this week. There was an unusually large number of papers filed large percentage of them for amounts exceeding 5000. The largest single deal, however, was the one by which the Onion Land com ] pany. of which Wilson Brown is press- dent, came into possession of lots 15. Is. r, 1s. 19 and 20. of block 54, which lots are located on Fifth avenue between Twenty-hfth and Twenty-sixth streets The price paid for the property was over Se5, GOO.
 The principal owners of the property when sold were the following:
 The heaviest price paid for any of the property was that given for the Twenty | sixth street corner. 50xs5 feet. Mrs. Eu- genia sherling and husband disposing of 1t for s15,oOO
 J, C. Scott sold lot IS, same block, for S95oo. This lot is also 5Oxe5 feet Other sales were as follows:
 From Daniel Collier and Samuel W. Vance, lot +, 5Ox19o feet, s15,OOO
 From R. A. Lewis lot 19, 50x1sO feet, s525o.
 From E. D. Bales. inside lot, s5oOO.
 Papers were also filed in the probate court yesterday recording one of the largest acreage deals that has been trans acted in some time The Shady Side Land company bought a tract of land contain- ing sixty acres known as the Goodwin farm, from Mrs. Eliza l. Goodwin, the | consideration being s4s.O00. The property | is located at the end of the Owenton car line and was bought for the purpose of making residence property of it. The land consists of the northeast and northwest quarters of section 37, township II. range 8 west, and is at the present practically | unoccupied.
 l Through the firm of w. B. Leedy & Co. the Ilionis Central yesterday paid out s159, 700 for property recently purchased by the railroad company for freight ter minals in Birmingham. This property ! is part of the realty acquired between First and Second avenues and Thir- teenth and Sixteenth streets. l by the building inspector: c. H. Weaver, erect a one-story frame on Fourteenth avenue between Avenues G and H, sS50. c. T. Rainbow, recover a one-story frame on Alabama street. $9s Meyer-Marx Liquor company erect l platform at 1729 First avenue, $50. Yancey Real Estate and Insurance com pany. recover a one-story frame at 1907 Avenue B, $50. James Hood, erect one-story frame at the rear of 1210 North Thirteenth street, s25o.
 | I. c. Beatty, erect a two-story frame on Thirteenth street between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues, $350o | Permits for the erection of electric signs have been issued to the following Dun can Drug company. Jemison Real Estate and Insurance company, Shindler & Co.
 
 | The following real estate transfers have been filed in the probate court:
 Eugena Shirley and husband to Union Land company, lot 15, block 53, except five feet off of north end of said lot, Bir- mingham; consideration, s15,O00. Eva Hart and Sidney Hart and wife to Union Land company, undivided 51s-10oO interest in and to lot IS, block 53, Birming- ham; consideration, $71os.s2. F. D. Bates and wife to Union Land company. lot 20 block 53, Birmingham; | consideration, $9500. P. A. Lewis and wife to Union Land company. lot 1s. block 53, Birmingham; | consideration, S10,000. | Daniel Collier and Samuel W. Vance and wife to Union Land company lot 17, block 53 Birmingham; consideration, s15.O00.
 J. c. Scott and wife to Union Land com pany. lot Is, block 55, Birmingham; con- sideration, s95oo
 Sterling J. Foster and wife to Anna P. Foster. lot 12, block s54, Birmingham; | consideration, S2716. | Emma J. Pierce to Katherine D. Pierce, the north 221a feeet of the south 50 feet | of lots and g, block "A, Birmingham; | consideration, S2o,o0o | William S. Harrison to J. E. Alley, land in section B. township 20. range 1 west; | consideration, Sl000 Eliza J. Goodwin and husband to Shady Side Land company, land in section S2, | township +, south range 8; consideration, $4S, ,0O0.
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