Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
ROW or EIGHT STUCCO
HOUSES TO Be BUILT
G. l.. Sprcnllc, Jr., Obtains Permit
to Erect Dwellings at Cost
of $4,000.

Permits for the erection OF new
dwellings TO cost S5o,5oo were ISSUED
tcrday.
{, l.. sprenkle. Jr obtained per-
NIT TO construct eight frame stucco
1913 and 1915 Fcndall Avenue, al a
cost of $4,000. and frame stucco
dwelling on the Yves; side OF flames
Avenue. between Hooper and Rogers
Streets at cost OF 5000
Repair permits were issued ycstcr-
day as follows:
James Fiamnia. 10 repair frame
dwelling on the south side OF Chaiii Il
Street, between Belmont and Carrot
ton. NJ cost OF $3.50.
William Murphy. 10 repair frame
dwelling at tho southeast corner OF
Willow and Branch. To cost $325.
Central National Sank. 10 repair its
building ON East Broad street, be-
tween second and Third Streets. at a
T.. c. Williams. 20 repair a frame
dwelling on Forest III! Avenue be
Make Sl.ooo Sale.
a w. PATTERSON. executor or the
estate OF Or. Il a. Patterson, has sod
10 John c. Creighton aMd VI. H. CrGh-
ton property known IS 81. West Broad
Street, on the south side Of Broad
Street, between jefferson and Madison
seven and one half inches for $4,000.
a. II. Mahoney and wife have trans
forrcd to John w. Williams the prop
erty at l2ll Hun Street for S9jO0 ac-
cordinE TO deed Med in lustings
Court, Part II. The land faces twenty
one zee; on HUI Street and has a depth
OF % feet
The Sl9-acre farm known through
ont the state as Tuition" about four
miles east OF Charlottesville, has been
sold by i. j.. Thomas. OF Chariottes-
Vile. 10 William L. Fowler. president
OF the Guarantee Trust Company. of
Washington. y c, through Morton G.
Thalhiner, OF Richmond. The price is
understood TO have been approximately
"Tufion- is one Of the most noted
OF the old Piedmont Virginia estates.
and originally was the farm OF Thomas
jefferson; 1t Immediately ~, adjojns
jefferson. An elaborate Colonial man
sion is on the land, and Will be used.
home.
Realty Values Increase.
An increase OF approx ,maiciy S25.-
100000 in Richmond's gross realty
values may Toe expected. according 10
members OF the Board oi Assessors, OF
which w =: PurGGeh, is I, ghairman.
values is progressing satisfactorily
and returns from the several districts
arc being made "a The office Of city
completed The last assessment OF rSa !
estate was begun IN 1914. and con-
cludcd in 1915.
Ing to the assessors make Il difficult
to hazard more than an approximate
estimate i Is estimated that the en-
HANGED value OF Richnond's real cs-
tate VIII mean 20 the city additional
revenue in tho form Of realty taxes.
amounting TO slightly less than 5000
Judge L. Carter scott. in The city
Circuit Court. Yesterday issued an or
der. on application OF The trustees ~
st. Marks Church, First and CLAY
Streets authorizing tiic board TO Sell
the church building and IN" lot On
which i stands. The rrvpcrtV. IL -
understood, Will be sold TO W. Grcunnr
Neal. whose offer Of So SOC, Il Is said.
has hecn accepted by the trustees
Cameron Home iirinGS SiG.uun.
Sale OF the old Cameron home
located on tho southwest corner "i
Franklin Street, at sixth Street. hy
Alexander Cameron TO j. Ice Davis
for the consideration of tin.uUr. Was
made public last night tn" home
whiCh WAS built several years hct"r,
the War Between the States, is one oI
tho oldest III Richmond
The property was acquired by tia.
Camcrons in 1870. ana has boon il
their uossctsion ever since II WA.
erected by The old aut"h-llum trim al
Mitchell e Tyler. jewellers. for Mr.
Mitchell Sale OF th" property WAS con.
of the Richmond Trust Company II
fronts about seventy feet on ErInk
lin Street and 80 feet on S.Nth street