Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-09
CADY BUYS LOTS FOR YARDS
Lumber Firm seoures Location on Pelt
Line fer Lumber Fant.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS CONSIDERATION
Present Quarters on Lower Douglas
street Are Considered made
quate for Rapid Growth
of business.

Sixteen lots having a frontage Of three
entire blocks on the Belt Line and Boyd
streets from Twenty fourth to Twenty
sixth streets, have been bought for about
$4,000 by @. w. Plattner OF the H. +. Cady
Lumber company. and ii is probable the
land will be used for the establishment Of
large north-side lumber yard for the
Cady company
The lots have been quietly bought up by
Mr.. Plattner from time to time during the
last year and are directly south Of the
large lumber yard Of the Sunderland com
pany. Ample trackaRe facilities for a large
lumber yard are provided the frontage on
the Belt Line is extensive and the tract is
three lots deep. Mr.. Plattner has secured
the passage OF an ordinance by the city
council, closing the streets and alleys run
ming through the tract
The lumber yards Of the Cady company
on lower Douglas street are considered
inadequate and It is probable the new yards
will be established this fall or next spring
The new modern six-room house at 1912
Dewey avenue, which is -one OF three
recently erected in that neighborhcod by
| the Byron Reed company, has been sold
for 1850 cash to William Wagner, a con-
ductor on the Los Angeles Limited of the
Union Pacific, who has resided at Grand
/ Island, but will now make his home in
| Omaha
One Of the remaining two new houses in
the block has been leased by o. L. Dicker-
son, superintendent Of transportation for
! the Burlington company.
Many Minor Deals.
! Ground has been broken by the Byron
| Reed company on a lot at 2211 Burdctte
! street Cor the erection of a new modern
seven-room residence for John Mullin, an
| engineer for the Union Pacific, whose
father John j. Mullin. has been the ham
mersmlth at the Union Pacific shops for
thirty years. The lot has been bought by
Mr.. Mullin and. with the new home. will
represent an investment Of about $3.50.
Patrick NJ. Andrews has sold his two
story cottage at the southeast corner of
! Twcniy-eighth avenue and Chicago street,
through the Byron Reed company. "a
Thomas A. Crawford for 1880 cash Mr.
Crawford Is the manager of the hardware
department at Hayden's store and will oc-
cupy the residence. which fronts on the
boulevard.
DR. B. B. Davis has bought the farm Of
James II Mcshane, north of the West
Dodge street road about one mile north
west of McArd!es mill and near the farm
Of the Atlantic Sanitary Dairy company
The tract consists of 225 acres and is inter
sected by the Big Pappio creek.
b. w. Cahow, member of the Nationa
Live Stock Commission company al Soutl
Omaha, has sold his house at Thirty frs
and Vinton streets to NJ. c. Cullerton anC
has bought the two-story frame residence
of n. N. Way on Thirty-second street, be
tween Poppleton and Woolworth avenues
for 5000, where he will reside in tn
future.
Edward Gisln has sold his new residenc
on Burt street, between Thirty-frst an,
Thirty streets. for 5000 to F. f
, o'Brien, who will occupy the residence for
home.
Tom Lee Sells His Flats.
? Tom r. Lee, the former city prosecutor
! has sold his two-story brick fiat on Chicag
street, between Eighteenth and Nfneteent
, streets, to c. c. Kendall as on investmen
at the reported price of $500.
The large two-story frame residence a