The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18
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sired. The best possible service VIII
be maintained.
| am in daily communication with
the high constable's office. compiling q
Its of tenants elected and levied upon
which list IL is my purpose to keep III
dexed up-to-date, and any and All M
formation pertaining to such tenants
will be furnished our members.
Aliases showing present ownership
or ait properties In this city, SCUM
Richmond and the annexed sections
have been brought up to date and are
now ready for use. Transfers will pe
inspected by me daily at the courts,
enabling me to ascertain tho actual
consideration In such transfers by the
lax paid on same, information you can
not obtain by the 40" consideration
we also have the latest wall maps
OF the city, Henrico and Chesterfield
counties. and also the state or VIZ
ginia, which car be inspected at any
time.
The auction room is now ready Tor
sales and / expect soon TO have several
good sales pulled Off at the Real Is
tate Exchange.
Please note on your list OF telephone
numbers that the number of the tx
change is Monroe 2T4s.
The members are invited TO make
use OF this office for any Information
in the province OF the exchange TO
furnish, and also to uggest n fea-
lures that may be thought advisable
to Incorporate In It's service.
Asking your hearty cooperation, and
believing that the exchange will there
by become OF inestimable value to its
members, / am,
Yours very truly,
F. NJ. BOYKIN.
Secretary.
Mr.. Allan y. Crutchfeld has en-
gagged with Connolly & Co., IN the ca
pacity Of confidential Office man, as
sisting with the loans, rents II sales,
and having charge of settlements, re-
pairs and advertising, assuming the
duties of MIR. Nj. Il. Rohleder. who
will, on September LIST. engage with
| Mr.. W. f. Smith in the real estate
business, at l04 North Seventh street.
Mr.. Rohleder has been with this firm
for five years. and in leaving, carries
with him the best wishes and highest
recommendations Of J. A.. Connolly e.
Co.
Mr.. Crutchfeld has for the past two
years, been savings manager Of the
National Bank Of Virginia, was for
merly in charge of the savings de-
partment Of the Bank of Richmond,
supervising and soliciting savings ac-
counts of this and their branch insti-
~tutions. Mr.. Crutchheld's business *
perience and extensive acquaintance
with Richmond people. should prove OF
great value 10 hts new business and
associates.
Mr.. c. b. Warren. who has for sew
eral years. been bookkeeper. will in
the future assist Mr.. Connolly in the
rental department.
In Building Circles.
There was practically nothing new
In building circles. The structures
under way and those contemplated
are keeping architects and contrac-
tors as busy as bees. Several I'M
portant contracts were let last week.
and one daily hears rumors OF new
buildings projected. but no new pro-
jects Of consequence matured the
past week.
The Life Insurance Company Of
Virginia will occupy its new home
the coming week-in fact some OF
the officers have already moved into
the handsome new building, The
old Broad street structure IS to be
torn down as soon as the moving is
completed. and "A two-story build
ing. with an attractive front. equip
ped for stores, will be erected on the
site, Later on the company expects
u EIftl "a IVAN 1bAsiAt@ = 80 49,"
home on the site, but hat will be
some time in the future.
Here are some OF the things Ia
prospect for architects and builders:
Bank and office building for Com
monwealth bank, Tenth and Mail
streets, twelve ~stories, A, c. Bosom.
architect. Plans in progress.
Residence, owners name withheld.
A. c. Bosom, architect. Plans in
progress.
Plans for apartment house, Laurel
and Franklin streets, A. c. Bosom,
architect. VIII be ready for contrac-
tors by first OF week.
Residence for II. s.. Wallerstein
Carneaf & Johnston. architects. Plans
In progress.
Catawba sanitorium buildings.
Catawba 2. O., Va, Chas. Nj. Robin
son. Incorporated. architects. Plans
ready for contractors.
Two dormitory buildings. Rich
mond college, Westhampton. CarneaI
& ohnston, supervising architects.
Sub-bIds will be taken. Plans out
first of week
Stores n apartments, Elghth anG
Grace streets. H.. S. Wallerstein.
Plans will be ready for subcontractors
by first of week.
bellevue school building. Carneal
G Johnston, architects. Bidders: j.
lr Nuckols. w. A. Shesterman. A. NJ,
walkup, Wise Granite company, Jaw
Perkins Constructing company, A.
q pedford. James Fox Il Son., f. c,
woodward, j. 7. Wilson company, In
corporated, J. w. Davis, Newport
News. Va: X. II. Richardson q Son,
Norfolk. Va. Ride GO in August Z2c-
Plans at the Exchange.
Grace-Monroe Apartment
tion apartment house northeast cor
uer Monro II Grace streets, cost
iy32 900. w. A. Chesterman, contrac-
tor.
stuart circle Hospital Corporation.
concrete, brick and steel hospital,
cost $4,000. Contractor, A. Nj. Walk
q w. Childs. brick dwelling. south
side Main street, between Roland ana
sycamore, cost s25.0 600. Contractor
e. w. Merrlnan,
Permits TO Build.
Mrs Birdie Ryan brick dwelling,
north side Floyd avenue between
Auburn and West, cost $4,000. Com
tractor, H. Browning & Bro.
II. 8. Wallerstein, two brick stores
east side Brook avenue. between
Broad and Marshall, cost $4,000. Con-
tractor, w. r. Lindsey.
r. n, Jones, two brick dwellings.
$4,000 North Sixth street. cost So
900. Contractor. W y. Lindsey.
Brick warehouse. Grasberger Vehi-
Gle Co, south side Franklin, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth. cost $4,000.
Contractor, Gebhard Butcher. +