Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-28
Over $4,000 in Total Permits Issued
During Week at office of City
Recorder.
REAL ESTATE is SHOWING
MUCH ACTIVITY THIS WEEK
Important Transfers Are Made and
Eastern Settlers Said to Be Pur-
chasers in Many Cases.

| uecldTe JndG DullulHB III Oalem Is NOV
ing along slowly at the present time, the
number of building permits issued by
City Recorder Elgin this week was
greater than issued heretofore this
year for the same period. There is ev.
cry indication that many new structures
will 60 up within the next two months,
and there are several large contracts be.
ing prepared for the construction of res
licences in various localities in the
city.
The total consideration of the build
ing permits issued this week exceeds
$4,000. Those taking out permissions
are as follows:
J. NJ. Clark, one-story residence on
South First street, $500.
L. Meyer, one and half story resi-
dence on North 18th street, $1,000.
Mrs. A. D. Catterlin, one and a half
story residence on Thompson street,
$500.
R. c. Hallberg, one-story barn on
Richmond avenue, $500.
]. Tdlewine, two.story barn on North
High street, $175.
S. Snyder, two-story residence, $1,000.
S. Fleming, one story building on Res.
ervoir street, $4,000.
Max Gehlhar, one.story residence on
North Goth street, $1,000.
Abrams & Hendricks, one-story resi-
dence on South Church street, $1100
Many fine residences are being built
in almost every district in Salem at the
present time, but the work has been
somewhat delayed on account of the re-
cent rains.
Real Estate Business Good,
Real estate men in Salem are doing
flourishing business, according to the
records at the county recorders office.
Transfers have been coming in thick
and fast during the past few days and
many important sales have been record.
ed, not only in Salem, but in other ad.
dining towns.
The town of Mt. Angel especially is
recorded as being lively in the real es-
tate business at present
Following are the deeds recorded re.
Gently:
B. Knedel ct ux to Maria Walker,
lot in block B in Palmer add to Mt.
Angel, $40.
George F. Mills ct ux to Bruce II.
Cunningham lot Ga and s. in Ewald $
Fruit Farm add, to Salem, $40.
F. W. Waters ct ux to G. II. Graben.
herst, lots 90 and 30 in Grabenherst s
Fruit tract, $40.
Max Schmidt ct ux to ]. W. Elmer,
lot in B in the town of Mt. Angel,
$500.
N. Woodward ct ux to R. J. Hen.
bricks, land in lot l, B 81 in City of
Salem, $500.
]. Armstrong ct ux to ]. r. Williams,
art of lots and in B in West $
add, to Salem, $1,000.
j. NJ. Wirth ct ux to C. A. Warner
ct ux, land in S. Penter's D. L. c.,
$500.
Anna Keber to Maria G.. Nothaus,
two acres in Sec. 10, T. 9, 800.
Ernest Rasch ct ux to f. Fl. Fleming
ct ux, five acres in E. c. Cooley's D.
L, c., $4,000.
o. Cotterman ct ux to Enos Pres
nall, lots Z, 8, 9, 10, II, 12,in B 30 in
Highland add, to Salem, $780,
f. Kilen ct nx to Il. o. Rysser ct
ux, land in Marion county, $2,5OO.
L. Driller ct ux to 0. Bittler ct ux,
lots 4 and in B. in town of Mt.
Angel, $1,000.
NJ. Gesina ct ux to Anna Keber, two
acres in Marion county, $l.0O.
0. Bittler ct ux to L. Driller, 4O26
acres in Sec. 80, T. 5 S. r., ! W., 81, 500.
Several of these transfers, it is un.
derstood were made to Eastern people
taking over some Of the farm lands
near Mt. Angel.
Street Opened to Public.
Street Commissioner Cornelius opened
to the public the North Commercial
street bridge Friday morning, The inn
provements which have been going on
on North Commercial have closed the
bridge to traffic for several weeks AL
though travel will be permitted on the
bridge, the street north of it is not suf.
ficiently set as yet to bear travel and
those wishing to use the bridge can do
50 by driving on the street which passes
the cider manufacturing plant just east
Of the improved thoroughfare.
Work on the North Liberty street
I bridge is progressing nicely notwith
, standing the weather has been incle
rnAnt ~ late Tho foundationa for tb,