El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-23
REALTY DEALS
TOTAL $4,000
Red Cross Collection of
Nearly 100000 Has No
Effect On Market.

! In the midst OF a very enthusiastic
Red Cross campaign which COM
manded the attention Of nearly
every business man in FL Paso, and
contrary to the belief by some that
after the announcement that FL Paso
would not receive one Of the military
{ environments real estate would re-
main dormant for a period Of time,
some OF the largest property transac-
tons Of the year were consummated
during the past week. involving
nearly S450.00O valuation
There Is prevailing opinion
among certain people THAI Il Paso
could not thrive without the troops
and that the troops were making pos
sible the abnormal development of
II PaSO. said real estate man. For
that reason alone I am not seriou sly
disappointed that FL Paso did not re-
ceive the cantOnment. as this city
now has the opportunity to refute
these charges and prove to the coun-
try that the present development is
natural and would exist without the
large mobilization camps as a source
of business" As an illustration il
was pointed out that the bank clear
ings for the past six months since a
large number Of the, troops have de-
vious six months
The increasing number OF transac-
tons in the outlying farming districts
and suburban tracts is alone indica-
tive Of a prosperous condition and
shows an increased interest in agri-
culture pursuits
Reports Sales Of S35O.OO0.
The firm of Roseborough & Dyer
has transactions for the week
amounting TO over s35o.0Oo. includ-
ing exchanges in both city and valley
property
W. Cooley TO c. y. Bassett. the
Trust building at Stanton and san
Antonio streets; 100000
c. n. Bassett TO W Cooley, % feet
on Texas betW een Mesa and Stanton
ley land near Clint, $4,000
Sell Lots to ". II. Gibbons.
ROseborough < Dyer to ". H Glib
bons, $50 feet on West Franklin
street between Santa Fe and Bu-
Chanan streets $4,000
Thomas Kelly to Roseborough &
Dyer, 81 feet on West Franklin street
streets. $4,000.
W. H. Gibbons to ". E Stockwen.
six room bungalow on the corner Of
Douglas and COpia streets. $4,000; and
six room residence at eos Epson ave-
nue.. $500.
Roseborough & Dyer to Carl Miller,
three room house in Highland park,
1920.
H.R. o. Sell $4,000 Piece.
The Davis Brothers Real Estate
company negotiated a sale from the
Howard, Rankin & O'Fallon Co. to
BENJAMIN and Lester Farber for part
Of block "a, Mills addition. consisting
Of lots $50 to 163. beginning lis feet
east Of FL Paso street and measuring
1852 feet on Overland with a depth
of 1893 feet, for $4,000.
Security COmpany's Sales
The Security Realty company an
nounces the following sales:
Alice Y. Veazey sold lots % and 90,
block 70. GrandvieW addition, to T. Z.
Dill for $500 cash
Mari Brothers to J. F. Kngore. lot
p and half of lot %, block 81, Gov
eminent Hill addition, s2500.
Mari Brothers to J T. Head. lot
u and half Of lot 10, block $50, East
FL Paso addition, S270O-
Mrs. J. A Haynes to A J. Bruce,
one and one fourth acres land IN
Porcher tract. sf220.
Louis Weber to o. J. Byerle. lots
Is and IS, block 81, Franklin Heights
addition, $500
Sell Bakery and Grocery.
The Wells-Peugh Realty company
announced the following sales and
transactions:
Archer Brothers sold the Archer
bakery at 1913 San Antonio street TO
John Bouckhout for $500.
". o. White sold the Wyoming
grocery at 1882 Wyoming street to
10. " Wylie, for 5000.
A. H. Alternately sold a residence