Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-30

BUILDINGS GOING
UP ALL OVER TOWN.
Ed Hines Sells Lot on Third
and Boulder to Charles
Page for 100000.

A CTIVlTY in real estate in Tulsa
N the last thirty days has been
greater than any like period In tho
history Of the city Notwithstanding
the fact that Tulsa bears no sem
blancc Of boom, and in the face
Of oil being lower than it had been
for many years, the town apparently
has more ready money than it ever
had, and people are showing greater
confidence than ever In realty values
Three single deals during the last
month aggregated almost a half mill
lion, and including all the little build
lngs and transfers OF the month more
than million dollars changed
hands, or will change hands as re-
suit Of the deals made
Among the most recent annunce-
ments was that of the sale of the
vacant lot on the southeast corner Of
Third and Boulder. The property
changed hands from Ed Hines to
Charles Page. The consideration was
100000.
The erection of three additional
garages by j. j. Culbertson was an
nounced yesterday one garage al
ready near completion stands on the
lot east Of the southeast corner of
Main and Sixth. lie will build an
other on that corner, third down
the street on the east side and a
fourth on the lot north Of the north
west corner OF Main and Fifth. The
total cost Of the four buildings will
approach $4,000.
Exchange National to Build.
is
under way for the Exchange National
bank to close deal for a gg-year
lease on the two-stOry building oc-
cupled by the concern at the corner
or Third and Main. 1t is almost GER
tain that the bank will >raise the
structure to six or seven stories il
the deal is completed. The lot is
owned by X. n. Bynum.
approximately eight hundred fiftv
thousand dollars worth Of prop
crty in announced building activity
and trades took place during the
past 80 days. More than half Of this
amount, or approximately four hun
dred forty thousand dollars was for
the actual erection of buildings.
AmOfg the most important an
nounced buildings are given below.
). Calais has announced the cree
ton of u $4,000 eight-story depart
ment store on the northeast corner
or Fourth and Boston Other an
nounced buildings, which were started
during the past 80 days on Boston,
are the c. G. Cole two-story 100 by
l5O-foot business block, and the
Stebbins, Eysenbach and Giddings
twO-story jO-foOt block, which will
occupy the vacant lot south of the
Pierce oil corporation supply sta
ton, between Fourth and Fifth
streets. The one-story building OF
the Pierce company will be built an
extra story by the firm last mentioned,
which owns the property The cost
Of the whole block will be SS5, 600.
NJ. j. Glass has announced the inn
mediate erection of a twO-story build
ing at the corner OF Sixth and Main.
The upper floor will be occupied by
the Masonic lodges Of Tulsa. while
the first story will be used by some
business concern. Its cost will be
$4,000
The two-tory building being erected
by J J. Culbertson on Boulder be-
tween Fourth and Fifth, for the
Stanley Il McCune company is near
ing completion The structure will
represent the total expenditure OF ap-
proXimately fifteen thousand dollars.
Unity Building Six stories.
Cone & McCuloughs two story ad-
dition to the Unity building viii cost
S3j, 900.
Besides the business houses a nr>n-
Der of fine dwelling houses have been
announced.
c.. r. McCullough will erect fine
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