The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
MANY BUILDINGS
ARE UNDER D WAY.
Real Estate Has Been Active,
M,d Investors Are
Eager.
BUSINESS LOCATING HERE
Branches Are Being Established
And Home Firms Are
Improving.
BUSINESS LOCATING HERE HERE:

5 s1f Tho real estate market fluctuated as
does the cotton and wheat market, IL
would be a safe investment to purchase
futures. Richmond real estate agents
look forward with brighter hopes of a
successful fnll and winter than has hacn
evidenced for years. New Industries are
locating here business men from con-
tiguous cities are inquring about soou
sites on the principal thoroughfares, anu
citizens from the counties are coming 70
the capital city to locate.
Ground Will be broken tomorrow for
the two handsome store buildings to be
crecetd on West Broad Street between
Jefferson and Madison Streets, by MI
K M, L.. Hofhelmer the shoe man, OF the
city. The buildings are to be of cxcei-
lent brick and will cost something over
$4,000. The second and third stories VIII
be used for lodge rooms, and already
there have been many applications from
secret orders for quarters. me street
floors will be for stores. One store WIZ
hn; used by the Richmond Automobile
I Company, an organization recently char
tered. tho purposes Of which Will be 70
RIM automobiles for sightscers IN the
city. The Motor Transfer Company IS
the name Of the new concern. me autos autos
will be in the city within two weeks, ana
nartles will be taken from the different
hotels to all the principal points OF m
tcrest in and around Richmond.
Sales This Week. Il
Mr.. George w. Chisholm and MIS-.
= George W. Chisholm will offer Tor salo
next Friday morning at 10 o'clock, thirty
r t,wa a,cres of very desirable farm land.
The sale is made because Mr. and Mrs.
chisholm have decided to move into the
a city. ~, 81 o.,
Monday at $3.50 o'clock the attractive
brick residence at No 423 Elm otrset,
between Park Avenue and IVY street.
The dwelling contains all modern COIL
ycnicnces and is a very desirable place.
Special Commissioners S. S. 2. Pate
son and Allen G. Collins will offer at pub
lie auction on Friday several supurD D u
lots in Henrlco county, about two mics
west Of Fulton. ~
The Valentine Auction Company VII
sell on Tuesday, an attractive lot OF la. NY
groceries, the stock OF j. NJ Mooney, NO.
5Ol North Twenty-nfth Street This sale
is likely to attract many dealers In such
articles The same firm Will sell this
week at public auction the furniture OF
the Albemarc Club.
The demands for houses and investment
+ property Is undated. The real estate
aEents are all busy. particularly III rent
ing and some are reporting they cannon
supply the demand. Investment proper
ties are fairly active and there is a
dearth of high grade store investments
j. Thompson Brown and Company report
among other sales made by them private
!, X. last week. a Fourteenth Street ware
house for $500; Main Street dwelling,
A,,ny, lpf
The same firm recorded n deed last
week to C. +. Sauer for 100 feet of land
on West Broad Street, from r. G. Nc
Parish, for $500. Mr.. Sauer Is the pro-
prletor OF Sauer's extract mandatory,
and bought the property for future I'M
provement.
Mcssrs Brown and Company also To-
Gated last week Mr.. Oscar 8. Grover IN
No. 2016 West Grace Street, who moves
to Richmond from FIarisonburg, W., to
accept an Important position with the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. Tho same
firm has recently located q branch OF
Mcsrs. Menter and Rosenbloom Company
large Baltimore manufactory IN no. tVs
East Broad Street, and report quite 6
number of out of town people loca ting
here.
Real Estate Transfers.
r Fl. Hnrwood and wife, TO Matte j.
Russell, 81 b-12 feet on south line OF
.Church Hill Avenue. No. 2l13, $4,000
Charles ]. Anderson, to r.. II, Har'
wood. q 1-l2 feet on south line OF '1.ciRt
street, 123 1-2-12 feet east OF Sixth Street
$4,000.
Bette w. Wiltshire and James NJ, tt
Minor b. Radcliffe, IA Interest in No
1919 Floyd Avenue. subject to deed o.
trust, &C., $4,000.
j B. Elan and wife. to Martha Levi
Harrison % feet on east line of Twenty
eighth street, IS feet north OF NJ Street
$4,000.
Newton, Is interest in the estate Q
Martha T. Newton deceased, sl,ON.
Georgia. N. Jones and John p Courte
nave N. Clarkson. and Martha Byr'
and orvlle n. Tyler, to same, Id lnteres
in the estate Of Martha Y. Newton, de
ceased 500.
samuel p. waddill. clerk Henrico, t
Hcnrico-
A. G. slower, trustee, 40 feet on sout,
line of Taylor Street, sold for taxes VI
name of Jas. Robinson's estate for yea
1901, S.67.