The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-06
REv|YlL OF FALL
ACTIVITY EVIDENCE
GContinued From First page,)
r. O. Bell, from whom r. E. Tragic
bought II yesterday for $4,000.
New Firm Was Busy.


The Bowles g. Jones company.
which was recently formed. cut a
figure In the market last week. re-
porting some fine sales. both IN city
and country property. the week
bushes aEgregat.ag nearly SIS. 900
some hnstling. The country prop
'erty embraced timber tract In
Goachland county: an old colonial
hon1e@ In Louisa county: a timber
tract In the same bailiwick. another
one in Hanover and timber tract
In Chesterfield The city property
embraced the following:
237 feet OF land on Cary and
Mulberry street. s12.5eo: zoe feet
of vacant lot in Highland Park,
$4,000; 2225 East Main street, $4,000;
Seventh and Albany streets. South
Richmond, $4,000; farm at at Clare
mont, Va. 5000; Sc feet with i'm
provements, Thirty second and
streets. $500. farm In Louisa coun-
ty, with timber; $4,000; 100 feet oil
vacant land on Monument avenue.
$500; Twenty seventh and Clay
streets. two-story frame, s2,Th0
Robinson & Phillips report the sale
+ of fifty feet In Lee annex, Some Jack
son ward brick property: goo feet
store. the whole aggregating about
$4,000
VIM. M. Miller & Company had n
very good fair week, reporting sales
on Cary street. Hanover and Stuart
avenues, aggregating $40. 1000 They
also report that the Claremon. prop
erty is selling well. Quite humber
of arms we're disposed of as the re-
suit Of the excursion last Wednesday
and Thursday another party Of in
vestors was taken down by rail. They
are confident that within few weeks
at the present rate OF progress the
tract viii have been sold out.
Wright's. Park Revives.
Julian c. Anderson &c Company. re-
mort a revival of activity In Wright's
Park. the new subdivision which
the yare handling. The suburb ad-
joins Ginter Park and is verv at
tractive to ome-seekers. A mum
Der OF lots we're sold there the past
week and It Is understood that all
the buyers Will erect handsome homes
there. None of the property has
gone to spectators.
Samuel REGISTER & Sons, the new
est real estate Arm to make it bow
to the public. have been busy all the
week fitting up their quarters, at eli
East Main street They have much
time, thought and money in the eff
fort to make their quarters attrac-
tive and the results are gratifying;
they are commodious. comfortable
and up-to-date and the location fine
from business standpoint.
/ There is little new In building cir
;cies, because ii, has been told from
day TO day. though the review of the
Builders Weekly Review Of the
Builders Exchange makes interest
ing reading. Here 1t ia:
Application to Build.
DIR. B. NJ Rosebro. brick flat build
ing, AT West Grace street Contrac-
tor, Messrs Slaughter & Perrin. Cost
$4,000.
s. W. HoIdcraft, Jr.. brick dwelling.
north side CT Thirty-fourth street. be-
tween Broad and Marshall streets.
Contractor, Jas. Fox a. Sons. Cost.
$5,S00.00.
Permits to Build.
A. B. Hubbard. two detached brick
dwellings, 3314-331S Floyd avenue
Contractor do. cost 100000 tcost
$4,000 each).
Mrs. A. r. Pickett. detached frame
1909 Garrison street Con-
tractor, e. d. LeCier, Cost, $2.760.00.
A. d. Smith, detached frame dwell
Ing. north side Of Cary, between Davis