The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-09
LATE IMPROVEMENTS.
The Factories and Residences
Being Erected.
A MOST REMARKABLY SHOWING
Complete Record of Trans 'ers Msde
and the Lots Still for Sale-In-
teresting Information.

terestinS Information.
Prominent among the features of our
far-famed city, is that portion of it
known as North Salt Lake, which, as its
name indicates, is the northern part of
the north and west as far as the eye
can reach, extends the great basin of the
beautiful and fertile Salt Lake Valley,
while close to the eastern boundary of
range, with all the varied mineral re-
sources, thus combining on the one hand
the advantages of agriculture, with the
benefits to be derived from the prepara-
merous factories and shipping them to
the home and foreign market on the
other hand.
Less than two years ago this tract of
land was idle and uninhabited, but Mr..
L. D. Kinney arrived in the city about
that time from the east, and with re-
marksbIe foresight saw the advantages
and future prospects for Salt Lake City,
and at once began the purchase of
large portions of this land, at various
times making additions to it, the last
being 12O acres, which completed the
plat of North Salt Lake.
A little more than one year ago Mr.
Kinney began to advertise Salt Lake
and his addition on large scale, the
effects of which reached throughout the
land and brought many investors to
this city. The advantages of locating
here were constantly kept before the
public, and like all judicious advertis
ing, it attracted attention and brought
the desired result. Many factories have
been located there, cottages erected and
Improvements exceeding the most san
guine expectations carried out. Still
the good work goes on, and the coming
year will see still greater progress than
the past.
An idea OF the demand for prop
,erty can be obtained from the appended
record of the
TRANSFER OF LOTS,
The folio wing transfer of lots has
been made by L. D. Kinney, prior to
September, 1888, to the parties enumer-
ated:
William W. Rivers, lot 5. block 9.
Edward B. CritchIow, lots L, and
south half of lots and 5, block 10. and
lots 1, 2, 5 and 6, block 20.
Rhods Murphy. lot g. block "a.
Margaret G. Barr, lot 10, block "a.
Martha E. James, lot IL, block "a.
Jonathan Williams, lot 8, block 81.
Mary Stevens, lot 5, block 80.
Maria Monch, lot 6, block 80.
Richard Collins, lot 4. block "a.
Edward B. Critchlow. lots IL and II,
block So; lots IL and II, block 40, and lot
4, block Al.
James NJ. Goodwin. lot 6, block 40.
Charles B. Gourlay, lots L, 2 and 8,
block Al.
James NJ. Goodwin, lot 5. block Al.
George NJ. Edwards, lot 6, block Al.
J.D. Shaffer and e. T. Aver, lot 0,
block IL.
William l.. Harlow, lot IL, block Al.
Edward B. Critchlow, lots and 2,
block AZ.
C.B. Arnold, lot 4, block 4 2.
George NJ. Edwards, lot s, blo,k AZ.
Daniel F. Porter, lot IL, block AZ.
G. B. Arnold, lot 1, block 46.
Edward B. Critchlow. lots 2 and 5.
block 46.
Elizabeth P. Pritchard, lots and 4,
block 46.
James NJ. Goodwin, lot 6. block 46.
Simon Emanuel, lot I, block 46.
George NJ. Edwards, lot IL, block 46.
Minnie Lockwitz, lot 70. block As.
John Tullidge, lot IA, block 46.
Andrew w. Cassermsn, lots 16 and IS,
block 46.
Hattie White, lot 20, block 46.
James II. Goodwin, lot Z. block AZ.
Joseph S. Scott, lot IL block Al.
c. B. Arnold, lot Il. block AZ.
Mary A. Martin. lot 13, block AZ.
Elizabeth Gresves, lot Il, block AZ.
Charles B. Gourlay, lot II, block Al.
J. D. Shaifsr and Edward 7. Aver.
lot 1e, block AZ.
Daniel B. Carson, lot 2. block As.
Mary Stevens. lots 5 and z, block AZ.