Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-01
Pine BLUFFS PROSPERITY PROVED BY
NUMEROUS INVESTM ENTS IN REAL ESTATE;
a SALES TAKING PLACE IN five DAYS

| ing bankers and real estate men of
| the city. "There can be no doubt"
he said about the solidarity of Pine
Bluff property values, and this is be-
ing generally recognized.
"The sales of real estate within the
city and near suburbs within the last
IL month probably equals the total
sales made in the last six years COM
bined. Who can dispute the assertion
that Pine Bluff is prosperous, and that
great future for her is just ahead ?"
An evidence Of the unusual activi-
! ties in real estate transactions is found
in the number of deeds filed. Re-
ports of the C. w. Byington Abstract
company shows that Al real estate
transfers have been filed in the cir
cult clerks office in the past five
days, the transactions representing
approximately 100000. Most of the
transfers represented deals in city
property only few being out Of twon
| transactions.
The real estate activity, bearing out
what Mr.. Couch and Mr.. Boyce say
concerning the unusual prosperity of
! Pine Bluff, is shown by the follow
ing transactions.
Ten to Twelve Sales Daily.
Charles Howard and others to j. S.
and Clarie Lee Vineyard, part Of 20
! SO, 5000.
Mrs. Irene Alden and others to D. l..
and Belle Anderson, part block Al,
Dexter Harding's addition, $3.50.
O. w. Clark to Cisro Thompson,
lots | and2, block 10, Eureka Heights
addition No. 4, 1856.
Clyde E. Fish to F. j. and Edna
Jones, lot 1 and 2, block 81, Pine Bluff
Land company addition, $500.
0. w. Clark to w. J. Jennings, lot
II and IL, block 2, Lincoln Park adj
Gition No. 3, $3.50.
Thomas S. Storey to Lawrence r.
and Jennie M. Campbell, property in
30-40-1O. and other lands, $500.
Annie McGinnis to Virgil Cobb, lot
6, block 100; Austin and Taylor ad-
dition, exchange of deeds to other
lands.
Matte Jacko to John Jones, part of
lot 5, Allis' addition, $3.50. C. M.
Nichol to P. Taylor, lot Is block
Anita addition, l 40, and other consid-
erations.
Board of directors of Plum Bayou
levee district, to j. f. Quattlebaum,
1888, $63.42.
James Craig to Gertrude d. Knight,
part lot 2, c. f. Senyards resurvey
of blocks 3 and Jacob Brump's ad-
dition, S125.
DR.. Harry E. Williams, Jr., and
others to O, M. .Dromgoole, lot block
= Cockrill's addition, north, $500.
Ben Harvey to c. B. and Frankie
ID. Bumpass, west quarter lot 2, block
S Paul divers addition, $3.50.
Mrs. Mary Rutherford to Thomas
Smith, lot A, block 4, Rutherford
Park addition and other considera-
tions, $1.0O. 81
j. S. Currie to Walter H. Simmons,
all lot 5 and part lot 6, block 10, War
den addition, 81 900.
Eth s. Smart and others, to Cliff
tori M lots 5 and 6, block %,
~ az" addition, 1854.
/ I,uuwmu ''o"' Myer to Will and
1d|NNWl - of 7-5-9, 500.
ANilaV ,teesls- y:x-.....- Il. w. Tucker. part
Of lot 9, block 8 Ringler's addition,
81, 900.
O. w. Clark to H. C. Couch, lots 1
and block Rutherford Park addi-
ton addition, $4,000.
Jessie L. Benton to Cloann Lowrey,
east 1-2 lot of 10th block 20 Highlans
addition, SHAFTS.
William r. Gilbert to John P. Grit
fin, 27-6-10, and other lands, $1.00, and
other considerations.
John P. Griffin to WilliaAAi r. and
Mildred A. Gilbert 27-6-1O, and other
lands, $1.00 and other considerations.
j. G. Bouser, and others, to ,Humph-
rey Special school district, LOT 1 block
; "a, t0w sn, Of Of Humphrey and other
Louis Davis to B. M. Harlan, lots
and 10, block l, town of Humphrey,
2,550.00.
S. c. We'll, and others, to Alb Bed
ford, lot % block l, LeRoy's addition,
$25O.OO.
J. H. M. Scott to Maud Ritchey, lot
4 block IL, Warden's addition, 81 $50.
S. M. VaulX, commissioner, to John
Temple, 1870, $4,000
State of Arkansas to Laura Will
liams, 1868, $66.25.
O. w. Clark to Alex Bryant and
wife, lots 3, 4, 5, s, block 8. Eureka
Heights addition No. 5, $4,000.
L. S. Loudon, and others, trustees
of M. f. Church South, Swan Lake,
to Macedonia Church Missionary Bap-
tise colored, arce, corner 1857, $500.
Viola Wick and others to Louis
Brooks all right, title and interest in
1870, and other valuable consider
atoms, $1.00.
Viola Wick, guardian, to Louis
Brooks, all right title and interest in
1875 ~16, $250.00.
.Altheimer Townsite company, to r.