The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-20
IN BUSINESS CIRCLES.
The Terrace Heights Sale-Im-
prOvements and Additions

~" : This is the Gay
That either makes Or unmakes me quite.
This is not precisely the case with
the big real estate firm of Thompson,
Allen & Co., but it probably illustrates
IN some measure the state of their feel
ings over the dawning of this goth day
of June.
For a good many weeks they have
been steadily booming their property
On the East Bench, Terrace Heights,
not only in Salt Lake, but in all the
adjoining States and Territories from
Keokuk to Los Angeles. They have
made printer 5 ink flow with the utmost
profession, both at home and abroad,
and the sum they have spent on adver-
Using alone must be one that has made
their banker stare. They did nothing
by halves, and one of the biggest things
they DID was to engage the
famous firm of San Francisco auction
GERS, Esston, Ed idge & Co., to
ssnme ch&rge Ct the sale. This firm
with its cohorts of attendant hustlers
and boomers, at the head of whom is
Charles J. Hr5ch, manager of the In
terror department, rived IN town yes
terdey with their excursion party from
San Francisco. They failed to connect
with the Los Angeles contingent at
Sacramento. Easton, Eldridge & Co.
is the leading real estate house on the
Pacific Slope Wenoeil Easton ESQ. the
Senior member of the firm is with the
party here, anu states that from 600 to
700 people will visit our city in con-
nection with this auction sale. Speak
ing In general Way of Salt Lake. Mr..
Easton was much impressed with our
avenues, wide streets, etc., and the
general 5sauty of our city" This
is my first visit to Salt Lake,
he said, land am agree
ably surprised, for indeed it is the finest
inland city in these United States. [
have brought my BEST outfit direct from
the home office. and We want all 10 at
tend the sale to day to show them how
our business is managed. We are
working on one basil, that is to pro-
mot Immigration west Of the Missouri
River. You have fine lard good soil,
great climate, and this section of the
country is eventually the home of the
mechanic ana farmer. We propose to
mold an auction sale to- day; there ought
to be big demand among home seekers
for homes on this beautiful site. The
Salt Lake Improvement Company in
forms US that railroad tickets can De had
at their Office, as we'll as at the depot
gates, and a 6ue collation. and good
music will be on the grounds. With
Californiens, hospitality reigns su-
preme, and therefore we would be
pleased to have all the residents OF the
oITr h.
day"
The advertisement in to-day's HERALD
gives particulars.
J. D. SPENCER has flushed excaVating
for his new $4,000 reside nee just north
of the Eagle Gate, and the masons are
about to lay to.
The front rock work of the Scott
Auerbach buildinz was started vester-
day. The stone is the handsome This
tie quarry and will make a most mas
sive and handsome showing. WnaGthe
Cullen is to Second South, the Scott
Auerbach building promises to De to
Main Street.
The Second South Street store re-
Gently vacated by carter IL Stanton,
will, it is said, soon be converted into a
large millinery establishm mt.
THE Sixteenth Infantry Band was out
yesterday in the interest of Terrace
Heights. 1t was thur first public APP
pearance. During their rambles they
called at The HERALD office. 1t consists
of twenty -one pieces. evenly distrib-
uted, and they play in excellent time
and tune. The band is most decided
acquisition to our musical talent.
A. J. WHITE sold house and lot on
Brigham Street for $500.
B. A. NJ. FRoIsETE has sold property
as follows: Lot 6, block IN the First
Ward, for 81, 500 from William Carlson
to James Benson. A house and lot in
Red Mound S5vier County; James S.
Jensen to Peter +. Petersen for $500.
L. B. KINNEY reports sal 8 of North
Salt Lake lots yesterday June 18TH, as
follows: To Johu Everill, lots and 3
in block 40; to MIS-. Anna White, lot 8,
block 80; both OF the ABOVE parties pur-
chasing for immediate IMPROVEMENT.
T.ey also sold TO 6. NJ. Arnold lot in
block 81, and the south half of block 40.
Edward Peters n purchased lots 10 IL
and II in block SO, and A G. Hollister
lots l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Z, 8, 8, 10, IL ana II IN
block %.