El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19

n ALES Of close in business property
reaching in value nearly 100000.
featured the realty market during
the present week
Twenty three feet and three inches
on San Antonio street, between Oregon
street and Mesa avenue, brought $685.
600. when Mrs. NJ. A. Caples sold to
Mrs. Jessie Hammer the property in
which is located the Hondo bar. The
property lies on the north side of
San Antonio street and extends
through 10 Texas street.
Mrs. Jessie Hammer sold to Mrs. NJ
A. Caples, 80 feet on the south side of
Mills street. between Mesa avenue and
Stanton street, for a consideration Of
SIS, 900. This property is occupied by
a two-story building which adjoins the
new Commercial National bank The
purchase OF this property gives Mrs.
Caples 20 feet on Mills street.
The two above deals were made by
James l.. Mari & company, represent
ing Mrs. Caples, and Davis Brothers,
representing Mrs. Hammer
More Than $1,000 Front Foot.
Joseph and Frank Spence have sold
10 W. Cooley, 90 feet on the north
side of Myrtle avenue. between Stan
ton and Kansas streets, for $4,000.
or a little over $1,000 per front foot.
The property is known as the VIII
Crosby property and has a depth of
100 feet. two-story building occu-
pies the site, which is directly oppo-
site the city hall The deal was made
by James L. MARI & company.
To Build s30.0OO Warehouse.
The Goodman Produce company is
having plans drawn for a large mod
ern warehouse to be located at First
and Campbell streets. The structure
Will be two stories in height with
basement. and will cover an area
52x12O feet The building viii cost
about $4,000 o. H. Thorman IS pre-
pairing the plans.
william H. Brophy, of Bisbee, Ariz.,
Is having plans drawn for a $4,000
combination store building and apart
ment house to occupy the triangle at
Olive and San Antonio streets, oppO-
site the Robertson apartments. The
building viii be fireproof and will
contain on the upper floor three
three-room apartments. The first
floor viii contain one store room.
Gibson & Robertson are the archi-
Addition to West Ysleta Club.
Gibson & Robertson are also prepar-
ing plans for a $4,000 addition to
the West Ysleta Country club house.
room, buffet and kitchen on the east
side and a large ball room on west
side Of the present structure. y ne
present ball room viii then - CON-
verted into dining room: NIL.
TO- contraet be. beeif let for a
s=ooo 6,,nSsIovr 60 sam Givens, in
fern Place The home will contain
seven rooms. o. F9io, AZ MAJ - aacl-
NJ T'born-s IN has also prepared
,,1er. TO- fb-ee new bungalows to be
b-,ii+ ~ r-savell. Palm & Sherman for
~ kla mo Heights company. They
III, - located on Grant avenue, near
safF Of he
gii. 1ws win each contain five rooms.
while the other viii contain six
rooms. The homes win cost about
$1,000 each.
struction Of a twO-story and base
ment apartment house at go North
III Paso street TO cost approximately /
3 1000. The building will contain [
four three-rOOm apartments.
Odd Fellows to Ask Bids.
The local odd Fellows bodies will I
shortly invite bids for the new odd 4
Fellow home, TO be built at the !
northwest corner of Franklin and (
Santa Fe streets, and 20 cost fully /
equipped. about $4,000. The building 1
viii contain club rooms. kitchen and ,
other rooms in the basement. an audi
.orium on the first floor and lodge
room with anterooms on the second !
1oor.
Bexin work on More bungalows.
The Mayfield Building & Improve
nent company is just starting work on
wo bungalows for A Salazar on
Grant avenue and Willow street One
will contain six rooms and the other
i've rooms. They viii cost about
1000 each.
The Mayfield Building & Improve I
neut company is starting work on \
81 500 bungalow for J. W. Gist on
Mckinley avenue. The structure will !
contain six rooms and a basement /
and a garage Will also be built.
The Mayfield company is also start
Ing work on seven-room two-story |