The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-30

estate circles yesterday. Trading is con fined altogether to the residence sections of the city and suburbs, and the deals closed in these portions are not especial ly numerous. Prices apparently hold a
 steady level and are inclined neither to
 advance nor decrease.
 The papers were filed in the probate
 clerks office yesterday recording the fol
 lowing transactions in local real estate
 in which amounts of $500 or more were
 involved:
 w. R, Lisenba and Bella Lsenba to D.
 z. Gamble lot l in block 5, according to the Woodlawn Realty company's first addition to Woodlawn, the consideration
 involved in the transaction being $2400.
 Jamie S. Washington and w. D. Wash ington to T. M Cate, lots 21 and p In block 20 "C," Ensley, each of the said
 lots fronting 25 feet on Avenue D and
 extending back 150 feet to an alley in
 the rear, the consideration involved i'll the transaction being $34O0.
 Edmund Pettus Roberts and wife, to George c. Adams, an undivided half in terest in lot 12, In block S54 according to
 the map of the Birmingham Realty com
 panys first addition to Birmingham, the
 consideration involved in the transaction
 being $1,425.75.
 Minnie B. Allen, ct als., to Joseph A. Zinszer and Lorenza Zlnszer part of block
 79l. Birmingham, the said property front ing 521h feet on the east line of Fifteenth astreet, between Ninth and Tenth ave Inues south, and extending back l50 feet 10 an alley in the rear. the consideration Involved in the transaction being $35O0. AI,ula D. Hunt and w. l.. Hunt to John |tIa Grady, the east half of lot in block |A AAvondale, according to the survey of lAe Avondale Land company, the said N, fronting 50 feet on the south line of akebnd avenue, between Elm and Spring l. s6eets, and extending back 140 feet to | ah1s,lley in the rear, the consideration in- yoEed in the transaction being $11O0. M e.. Tyler and wife to w. l.. Wood ruffs lots l, ?. and 4, in block S0S, North Birmingham. according to the survey of the ,North Birmingham Land company
 the Said lot being situated on the south west Scorner of Eleventh avenue and Eighth street, fronting 100 feet on the south line of Eleventh avenue, and ex- ltendingf<bac along the west line of Eighth street POO feet to an alley in the Lrear, th6 consideration involved in the transactiop being $l25O.
 w. I. Baxley and wife to S. C. Dunn lot 4 in Mock 164 Bessemer. according |to the mad of the survey of the Besse- Inner Land &nd Improvement company Ithe consideMtion involved in the trans Faction kbein& $500.
 l8lI.. R.. BurrE and J. B. Burris to Mamie Armstrong, lot 21 in Waldrops addition Eto Woodlawn. the said lot fronting Al. feet on the riprth line of Waldrop ave nue and exten<lng back 14O1a feet to an alley in the Rr, the consideration in volved in the Transaction being $500. Rosalie A. G&lding to J. c. Parsons, lot in block RB," East Lake, accord ing to the map oI the survey of the East Lake Land conihny. the consideration involved in the trAnsaction being $500. Daisy Scums and3I. J. Scums to Charles A. Parks, part of 4ts and 10 in block 45 south in Smithh8 the said lots front
 ing 54 feet on the st line of Mortimer street, between Iren4and Agnes avenues, and extending back feet along the al- ley through the said Nook, the eonsidera-
 ton Involved in the4 transaction being
 s1050.
 J. T. Wright and sw to L. W. Ruff
 ner, lot in block ( Rccording to the
 woodlawn Realty com anys first addi-
 ton ito Woodlawn, stIaes onsideration in-
 volved in the transactioD being S2Soo. R. M. Inzer and wffe4H c. M. Frank
 lin, the southwest quarte3 of the north east quarter and the sod heast quarter
 of the northeast quarter f section 32;
 also the southwest quarter4pf the north west quarter of section B III in section 15. range l west. contain1 about l2O
 acres., the consideration i'm ved in the
 transaction being sloe'