The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-09

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rooms on the corner of Goodwin and
Dow Streets, which cost $500. Location
lot g. block So.
Mrs. NJ. G. Cochrane, of Lowell. Mas
sachuse.ts, is building one of the best
cottages in North Salt Lake. The cot
tage has six rooms and is of gothic ar
chitecture, 22x42, with elegant cut stone
foundation, cost So 900, located on lots
6 and z, block r. corner of Mitchell and
Hamilton Streets. A large force OF
men are employed and it will be ready
for occupancy this week.
G. B. Gourlay has two-room brick
cottage on lot II, block AZ, on Austin
Street, between Goodwin and MAY,
cost $500, occupied by n. Wood since
last September.
Mrs. S. B. Martin has l4x36 cottage
with three rooms on lot ID, block AZ. on
Austin Street, between Goodwin and
May Streets, occupied by c. A Carl
green, and completed one year ago alta
cost of $500.
Neal Christensen built himself an
adobe home 20x26 on lot II, block 50,
corner of Ninth North and Colorado
Avenue. He will occupy it in few
weeks.
Owen Myers has 24x30 frame cot
tage, with an IL" and a fine ccment
cellar on lot Is, block At, east side of
Austin Street. between Goodwin and
May; cost, 81. 500. The structure was
completed last March, since which time
it has been occupied by him.
j. D. Shaffer has erected three-room
frame residence, 1880 on lot 19, block
Al, corner of Austin and Goodwin
Streets; cost, $500.
Martin D. Wardell's residence is a
frame structure, 16x24, on lots and s,
block SO. corner of Goodwin end Bod
we'll Stress. 1t will be completed and
occupied by himself within month.
Mrs. F. Squires, of Boulder, COL, has
erected frame cottage of three rooms,
14x36, cost $500, on lot 5, block 50, Aus
tin Street, between Hamilton and
Ninth North. 1t was completed and
occupied in June.
John Stevenson has just completed
cottage for his own occupancy on lot q.
block 6S, corner of Ninth North and
Bodwell streets. Size 14x28. two rooms.
| M. T. Lamb has built a 22x26 frame
cottage on lot Z, block 80, east side of
Austin Street between Gourlay and
Clara Streets. Not yet occupied.
T. w. Armstrong is occupying one Of
Mr.. Lambs cottages on the east side OF
Austin Street. lot 8, block 80.
NJ. L. Lamb has also nearly com
pleted cottage the same size as his
other buildings, on lot 4. block 80, on
Austin, between Gourlay and Clara
Streets. Cost when completed, 500.
FACTORIES AND BUSINESS HOUSES.
The inducements offered and the
bright prospects for the future have
secured the location of large number
of industries which will employ huR-
dreds of men. Among the leading enter
prises we note the following:
Sulphur Springs Hotel-maiD build
ing 3Ox56. with an L 20x50, three stories
high and thirty-two rooms, fitted
throughout with all modern con-
veniences at cost of S7,1O0; G. B.
Gourlay owner. Located on the corner
of May and Bodwell Streets.
The Salt Lake Mill and Elevator
Company, with capital STOCK of $780,
600, is erecting q five story building,
45xs0 feet, capacity $50 barrels per day.
The new roller process is to be used,
and it is expected that the machinery
will be in running order by November
1st.
Pottery works, G. A. Carlgreen, pro-
prietor. The building is located on
block 81, between Hamilton and Good
win Streets size 25x164, to be completed
by November LIST, at a cost OF $4,000.
All common ware, fire brick an fire.
proof building material are to be man
ufacturel in sufficient quantit ties to
supply the entire home market. The
2. G. M. l.. and other firms have prom.
ised to handle their productions in
preference to outside manufacture
thus assuring the success of the enter
prise. Messrs. Carlgreen and Kinney
have located near by and own the best
kaoline beds this side of China. All
the iron stone chinaware manufactured
III America and Europe is glazed with
the kaoline imported from China;
this will no longer be necessary, as the
finest goods can and will be produced
in North Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake Chemical Works have
a structure SOx150 feet on Ninth North
between Gunner and Lynn streets.
Their object was to prepare all kinds Of
chemicals, but as yet only the prepara-
tons of soda are being prepared, their
specially being soda ash, which they
furnish to the glass works near by.
Three tons per day have been manu-
factured, employing some thirty work