The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-04
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
 REAL ESTATE MARKET

Trading in the local real estate market continues to show signs of increasing &C., tivity in all sections and conditions gen. erally are reported by local realty agents | to be very favorable to an active market for the coming months. The proper papers were filed in the probate clerks office yesterday, record ing the following transactions in local real estate in which amounts of $75O or more were involved:
 Southern Realty company to J. Archie Mcconnell, the south half of lots 10 and
 12 in block 3, according to tho East Lake LarN2 companys survey in East Lake.
 the said lot measuring S21sM15O feet, the consideration involved in the transaction
 being $2OOO
 J. L. Dismukes and wife to the South
 ern Realty company, lot 21, according to
 the survey of J. D. Kilpatricks subdivis- ion of the northwest quarter of the south
 west quarter of section 26, township 1T, range 3 west, the consideration involved | in the transaction being $S70. | Charles Berg and wife to James A. Cox. lots IS to 22, in block IA. according
 to the map of the survey of the Birming-
 ham Ensley Land and Improvement com pany, the consideration involved in the
 transaction being $5O
 J. J. Hayes and Sarah F. Hayes to
 Eleanor s. Rust, lots 3 and 4, in block All, according to the map of the survey of the | Bessemer Coal, Iron and Land company. | the said lots fronting 100 feet on Eighth 1 avenue, and extending back 100 feet, the | consideration involved in the transaction | being $2S5O.
 | J. F. Reynolds and wife to S. D. Haley | and wife, lot 1 in block 3S1, Bessemer,
 the said lot fronting 45 feet on Eighteenth street and extending back 100 feet the l consideration involved in the transaction
 being $500.
 NJ E. Bedingfeld and J. w. Bedinghed ! to Nellie Alice Akans. lot in block ', lot
 in block 5, and lot in block Il, accord- | ing to the map of the survey of the | Avondale Land company, each of the said
 lots measuring 1OO@140 feet, extending | back to> an alley in the rear, the con l sideration involved in the transaction be- ing $24OO
 l Mrs Nettie Alice Akans and Carl Akans | to E. L. Akans, lot in block z, according
 
 dale Land company, the said lot fronting | 100 feet on Avenue A and extending back | 40 feet to an alley in the rear, the con- | sideration involved in the transaction be- ing $500.
 J. D. Head and wife to Annie T. Sims, | lots 1 to s. in block IS, lots l to f. in block | 9, and lots 1 and ?, in block II, accord | ing to the map of the survey of the | central tract of the Pleasant Valley Land and Manufacturing company, the con- | sideration involved in the transaction be- | ing s1oS5.
 c. W. Mills and Howard A. Lovejoy | property in the southeast quarter of the
 southeast quarter of section 27 township | IT, range 5 west, the said block being bounded on the north by Annie avenue, | on the east by the right of way of the | Pratt railroad, on the south by Cornelia
 avenue and on the west by Thomas street,
 the consideration involved in the trans
 action being s2S50.
 | NJ. A. Dill and wife to Dr. R. H. Me Ghee, lot 3 in block 1, according to the | map of Brighton. the consideration in | volved in the transaction being $900. Brownie Realty company to E. D. Cole ! man, the east half of lot 4. in block 5. l Enon Ridge, the said lot fronting 42st l feet on Cave street. and extending back | 12i1s feet to an alley in the rear, being | shown on the map of McDaniel's addition | to Birmingham, the consideration involved | in the transaction being $2090. S. J. Davis and wife to Tony Diamore, | lots 15 and Is in block II H, Ensley, the | consideration involved in the transaction being s9O0. Mineral rights are reserved J. H. Perkins and Birdie c. Perkins to the Peoples Realty company, lots to l 12, inclusive, in block 21 J, according to | the map of the Ensley Land company's | involved in the transaction being s1000