The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-04


All the dealers had a good week
not ore complained Of midsummer
dulIuess. though majority of them
had nothing of Importance to report
Everybody Was busy and everybody
happy.
Best midsummer week we've had
since We have been In business" ic-
clared Mr.. Gibboney. OF Gibponey -
Nuekois. This enterHFising firm turned
over property aEgregating $4,000.
which embraced "a home on Grace
street. sold to Miss Clara Thompson
for $4,000; a home or house OH Brook
avenue. To Henry Wallerstein for So.
COO: another home on Grace street.
which brought ss,00o, South Richmond
property tha; netted $4,000. a lot in
Seotts addition, 81, SOC. two houses at
Twenty NTH and Grace for $4,000: Ice
feet on Monument avenue. st5.eee:
house In Highland Park. S3.500 lot at
Park avenue and Strawberry, s@,ooo,
and some smaller propositions.
W. NJ Miller l. Co. had "a splendid
week OF II, turning over property IL
gregating over $50. 600. business with
this firm has been steadily picking up
ever since they moved into their new
quarters on North Eighth street. and
the prospects for it's continuance and
steady growth are bright. They re-
port the sales OF last week OF North
Sixth street home for $4,000. Roland
street house for $4,000; Floyd avenue
home for $4,000 and Broad street prop
erty, nnimproved, which brought $780,
o00-sf.l9o front foot.
Robinson & Phillips made Some in
teresting deals. including lot on
Grove avenue. which brought si19,ao
n front foot: Nos. 40 and a3l2 t
street for $4,000. lot in ceasege ter
race, $4,000: Nos. 400 and 404 North
Twenty ninth street. 81, 400: q High
land Park lot, 81 900: No. 14i LIZ
West Cary street, 5000, and stuart
avenue lot, S1,spo.
Charles A. Rose 4 Co enjoyed a full
share Of the week. general prosperity.
Two Interesting deals were given out.
They report the sale of Nos. Gil, tl3
and SIS Hull street, South Richmond.
for 5000 the transfer OF Nos. 3l3
and AIS North Twenty fourth street
and No. sl3 North Seventh street for
$4,000.
Building Notes.
Stuart Circle Hospital building. Lom-
hardy and Monument avenues. Chas
NJ. Robinson. Inc. architects. Bidders:
A. c. Houston & Son, Wise Granite Co.
A. NJ. walkup. w. A, Chesterman. y.
c. Woodward. r. j, White K Son, F.
T. Nesbft Co.. NaSHinstoiit -. -
Metzger & Wells. Philadelphia. Pa,
and Geo. Leigh & Bro. Louisa, Va.
Bids go in August 18th. Plans and spec
iflcations at the exchange.
Stores and apartment building FOR
Fl. s. Wallerstetn, Eighth and Grace
streets, Carneal & Johnston. archi-
.ec.e. contract awarded to w. A. Ches-
terman.
Garage for Ford Automobile COM
pany, West BROAD street. A. +.
HUNT architect. Plans will DO ready
by middle OF week.
Memorial Gates. Joseph Bryan
Park. city of Richmond, Carneal &
Johnston. architects. A. c. Bedford
lowest bidder. and will probably be
awarded contract
First Virginia Regiment armory
building, Seventh and Franklin
streets. Carneal q Johnston, archi-
tects. Plans will be ready for con-
tractors by September list.
Store and lodge building. J. Q. Y.
A. NJ. Louisiana street. Fl. c.
Linthicum. Jr.. architect Plans
ready for contractors.
ADDNcations to Build.
II. r. wilson. two brick stores Ill
7t3 West Broad street. cost $4,000.
Contractor. II. r. Wilson.
Virginia TheRter company. brick
addition to theater building. cast
side Eighth street, between Grace
and Franklin streets. cost $500.
Contractor, j. w! Atkinson s. Go.
Permits IN Build.
Ni'iisrp Ruegcr brick hotel Ninth
Continued on Third Paxe)