Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-31

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$1,000.
George schaner. 1903 Second ave
nue. (remodeled cafe) $1,000.
John Looney. Second avenue be
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets. rebuilt and remodeIed, $1o,-
600.
August zoolen, Twenty-third street
and Fourth avenue, one story brick
Office and storeroom, $4,000.
w. H. Dart, Fourth avenue be-
tween Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth streets, one story brick gar
age, $4,000.
John Kanofsky. 14os-14o5 Twelfth
avenue, two story frames. seven
rooms each, $4,000 each, total
$4,000.
Joe Gross, 31lS and 1919 Tenth
avenue (modern) eight rooms each,
$500 each, total $1,000.
Mueller Lumber company. Third
avenue, and Twenty-fourth street.
one story frame, 56x120, lumber
warehouse. $4,000; one story frame
30x111, lumber warehouse, $1,000,
total $500.
Rock Island Sash and Door Works,
Fourth avenue and Twenty-sixth
street, five lumber sheds, each $500,
$4,000; one brick dry kiln, $1,000,
total $500.
Rock Island Lumber company,
Fourth avenue and Twenty-seventh
street. lumber shed 52x300 feet, $1,000.
Otto Berner, Ply Sixth avenue ire
modelled and improved), 5000.
Al Burton, 2s1o F1fth-and-a-half ave
nue., two story frame addition, $500.
f. e. Lundquist, BAIT Sixth avenue.
one and half story frame. five rooms,
$500.
t. e. LundeIl, 341s Sixth avenue.
one and a half story frame. I'VE rooms,
$500.
olof Cervin, 3421 Sixth avenue, two
story frame, six room, $4,000.
William Bleuer, s41s Sixth avenue.
two story frame, six rooms. $4,000.
1. w. Marsh. 3417 Sixth avenue. two
story frame, six rooms, $4,000.
William BIeuer, 3415 Sixth avenue,
two story frame, six rooms, $4,000.
Albert Pertcher, $40 Thirty-ffth
street, two story frame, six rooms, $3,-
600.
G. H. Jordon, 612 Thirty-ffth street,
one and half story frame, six rooms.
$500.
Mr.. Seville, 34zO Sixth avenue, two
story frame, eight rooms, $4,000.
al
enth avenue and Thirty fifth street,
5000, 900.
Augustana college ground, Thirty
sixth street between Sixth and Sew
enth avenues, three buildings, one and
a half stories each (remodeled, moved
on ground), $4,000.
j. n. Mitchell, AL Forty-second
street (remodeled), five rooms. $500.
Dye Lagrane, 419 Forty-second
street (remodeled, six rooms. $500.
Moline Plow company, 43S-442 For
ty-second street (remodeled), six
rooms, two houses, total $500.
John Kipp, 445 Forty-fifth street,
new barn 1Sx24, $500.
Twin City Dye & Tool works, Forty
sixth street and Sixth avenue, one
story concrete block shop, addition to
old shop. $500.
Ed Selman, Ais Seventh avenue,
two story frame, eight rooms, $4,000.
Will Selman, 4112 Seventh avenue,
two story, frame, eight rooms, $500.
Robert Froetta, 529 Forty-ffth
street, two story frame double house,
IL rooms, $1,000.
c. A. Johnson, 539 Forty-fifth street,
two story frame. eight rooms, $4,000
Nelson and Johnson, ago Sixth ave
uue, one story frame, butcher shop.
$1,000.
W. /. EbeIing. 1920 Seventh avenue.
two story frame, six rooms, $4,000
Albert Ebeling. Seventh avenue and
Forty-third street two story frame, six
rooms. $500.
G. H. Jordon. s17 Forty-fourth
street, two story frame barn, $500
Earl Mahaffey, 926 Forty-third
street, two story frame, seven rooms,
$4,000.
T. H. Bein, Sal Forty-second street.
.wo story frame, six rooms, $4,000, !
barn $500, $4,000.
James Gauley, 622 Forty-third street,
wo story cement blocks. six rooms,
1890.
Ed Gloskey, Forty-first street be-
ween Sixth and Seventh avenues, two |
story frame, six rooms, $4,000.
Joe Custen, $50 Forsy-second street,