El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
Building Record Of the Past
Year Has Kept Pace
With Other DeveI-
Opnnents.
Continued From Previous Page)

ment and uedLlng plant 1888 Auec
street for y. A. Hupurn, $4,000; fou
room bungalow, 1919 La Luz street, 70
Lizzie L. Stanfield, $2760; four room
bungalow, 902 Roosevelt avenue, for {
g. Wolf. $3.50; six room bungalow
basement and heating plant, 2629 Eas
Rio Grande, for c. =. Harden, $4,000
four room bungalow, basement ant
heating plant 3207 HuecO street, 70
w. r. Schultz, $4100; three room house
723 Federal street, for J. r. Burton
Sl060- five room bungalow, basemen
and heating plant, 3115 TularOsi
street for J. A Wright $4,000: sever
room bungalow, basement and heating
plant, corner River and Florence
streets for j. n. Amador, $71O0-
Houses built by contract; Eight
room house. basement and heating
plant and garage, 1910 Montana street
for DR.. A. S. Cochrane, $4,000; nine
room house basement and heating
plant. garage, corner Cotton and Ma
Coffin for Gus MOmsen, $4,000; eight
room house, basement and heating
plant, corner OchOa and Nevada
streets. for Mrs. z. N. Thomas, sS65OO
MayfieEd Homes Are Many.
The Mayfield Building and Improve
mnt company has recently con-
structed the Following homes:
For Burt OrndOrf, eight room resi-
dence in Government Hill, price $4,000.
For j. b futile, corner Mundy and
Hillside bungalow, price $4,000.
For J. B. Beavelle, 2705 Boulevard,
six room bungalow, price $3.50.
j. W.
low, price $500.
Under construction IS a five room
bungalow, price S4750 in the $500 block
of East Rio Grande, and a five room
bungalow, price $4,000, at 2717 Boule-
ward
Large List For the Year.
Earlier in the year the company
built the following:
j. A Vaughan, five room bungalow,
1903 Bliss street, $4,000.
Chas. G. Buehler, five room house at
1901 Bliss street, $3.50
Manuel Aguillar, three room house,
block Is. East FL Paso, $500.
George W. Cameron, five room and
basement, 1904 Boulevard, $3.50.
VIII Z Watson, eight room and base
menb 1908 Boulevard $1,000
NJ L. Burkhead, six rooms block
10, East FL PasO, $500.
Caroline apartment house Of 40
rooms, corner Octavia and Myrtle,
3. l. Young, five rooms, 1900 Rio
Grande street, $3.50.
B. c. Anthony, five room house, $500
block. Rio Grande street, $3.50.
Thomas Fl. Escott, five room house
at $3.50 Rivera street, $1,000.
j. D. Mayfield, five room house, 27S1
D. L. Carson. five room house, 27o9
Boulevard, $4,000.
Chas Davis. 10 room house, corner
West Boulevard and West Rio Grande
streets, $4,000.
E L. Peyton. five room house, 2805
Rio Grande street, $4,000.
Harry Erwin, five room house, 2711
Boulevard, $4,000.
A Williams, four room house, 1905
Missouri street. $500
Harry S. BUrwell, five room house,
1929 Rio Grande street $4750-
DR.. Frank Lynch, six room house, |
Prospect avenue and Gladstone streets, !
$1,000.
sam Williamson, five room house.
corner Of Tularosa and Cebada Streets /
aaLaN
Il. D. f5oIstein, five room house. cor
ner Cebada and Gro streets, $500.
r. 2. Dietz, four room house on Ala |
z. 0. Eads. i've room house, 1925
Montana street $4,000
J. v Tate, four room house, Tula-
rosa and Cebada streets, $3.50
Geo. W Mattice, five room house,
2S5S Rio Grande street, $4,000.
S. s. Nichols, 10 room house, corner I
Of Prospect avenue and West Boule-
ward, $4,000.
Emma L Ashley, five room house on !
Nashville street, $4,000.
Albert SteinWachs, five room house,
corner Estrella and Rosa streets, |
The total years business amounted !
to S230870.
sells s2O2,sOO During Year.
Realty sales made through the c. H. |
Leavell agency in 1913 reached total /
of S2O2, 500. More than half Of this
amount consisted Of sales in Manhat- /
tan Heights, where nearly 300 lots
were sold during the year. The larg- Z
est sale of the year was to the Alamo
Heights company, which purchased the
entire north half Of the Bassett addi-
ton for a consideration Of $4,000. The
second in Importance was the sale to
DR.. J. B. Brady Of a tract OF 40 acres
OF land near Ysleta for $4,000.
Manhattan Heights Buyers.
Among the purchasers during the I
year in Manhattan Heights, of whom
q = ~ IL
building homes or contemplating the
erection Of homes are the following:
Claiborne Adams J. NJ Pollard A T.
Kerr. ". H. Loretz, Francis B, Stuart.
T. n Han. " T. HiXson, Crawford
Harvie. g N. Bassett, DR.. W. l. Brown,
g. B. Wilson, J. W. Stafford, J. A.
Wright w. ]. Buie, J. D. GrOesbeck,
Paul p. Jette, K. N. Tinker, Mrs. NJ I
r. Enl1ney; EdW- B. Holt Robt. T. Heill
w. L. FoXWorth. W. n. Adams, D. v
Peacock, Wilev Franklin, W. J. Schaf-
Ter, Robt Holiday, J. A Pickett, Mrs.
=. b. Barley, Geo B. Evans, c. S.
P 5II D. q White, e. r Copgoek.
Or. Q. P. Brown, A. Fullan, Chas. (
Davis / h Ferguson, Fl. W. BrOaddus,
Mrs. F. NJ Magee, L B->Walller, H Gray,
W R. franklin Mrs Lizzie Avirett,
T. W. Holton, r. 3. May. NJ P. Carlock,
A. NJ Thompson, F. A. Loucks.
Expects Big business in 1914
I'VE have sold" said Mr.. LeavelL
ITO people from Denver, from Los An
Eeles, from New Mexico and Arizona, /
from east Texas and from away up in
Boston. There is no question but lots
0f outside money was brought into FL
PasO in 1913 for investment 7 think
his ought to be a good slogan for the
real estate men here in 1914 Every F
here from outside means lust
that much more money put in circula- f
lion in FL PaSO and it means that this E
city has a friend who will boost the Z +
town in every person who is the owner Z
II property here. In this regard 7 look I T.
n see the year 1914 far Outstrip 1913
The advance guard Of the Elephant s
Butte dam crowd should begin TO come
Turing the year and outside people and
outside capital should begin to pour
nto this CITY and this valley in a yvav
hat VIII nut the activities Of former
-earS far in the rear In fact 7 look
% see III PasO start, from this time
Onward upon the greatest era Of
growth and prosperity in its entire his
DRY A number of big things are com
ng Ihis year all in a bunch Progress
$ force that once set in motion con-
Dues pretty steadily as long as II has !
lalI SHOW and WITH the EI Pas0 shirt | .
'ehInd the big movements now in pro /
'ress here this city will lean forward I s
ylth a rush during the next year"
VIII HmfTT II Tlrr-o-uf H.