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

| North Salt Lake has the right to con-
graduate itself upon the work done in
the building line during the past few
months. To one who has observed but
casually the work as it has progressed,
it might seem that there had been no
phenomenal amount Of work per-
formed, but THE HERALD has secured
| facts and figures which make the show
ing far ahead of whata superficial view
of the matter would indicate. A large
| number of neat cottages, some of which
are already occupied. and others in the
1 various stages of construction, denote
1 the healthy and substantial growth
which has characterized this portion of
the Queen City of the West from it's
conception. Nor is this liveliness con-
fined to residence property, but
in manufacturing industries there
is even greater activity, and fac
| tory sites are being located and the
| necessary buildings erected with sur
prising rapldity. On every hand is
seen the busy mechanic and the sound
of the hammer rings throughout this
booming addition. Ere another season
rolls round, North Salt Lake is des-
tined to be the manufacturing part of
the city aud the home of the m echanic
and factory employee. 1t behooves the
manufacturer to locate there and the
laboring man to secure home within
its limits 1T as early date as possible.
Great inducements are being offered
and the most reasonable terms can be
secured by those who mean business.
Many have taken advantage of the
liberal proposals made by Mr.. Kinney
and have secured homes, as will be
seen by the list of sales published else
where on this page, and by the follow
ing description of the cottages which
have been either completed or on which
workmen are now employed:
COTTAGES.
w. A. Byers has the material on the
ground ready for the erection of
commodious brick cottage, 35x54 feet,
to be completed within six weeks at
cost of from $500 to So 600. The
house and grounds are to occupy block
20 on the corner of Marion Boulevard
and Ninth North Street.
A. G. Hollister is erecting gothic,
frame cottage. 26x38. on lots 1 and 2.
block 70. northwest corner of Mitchell
Avenue end Hamilton Street, to be
completed ia two months and to cost
81, 200.
Al. Drake, late of Wichita, Kansas
is to have 5-room brick cottage on lot
5, block 26, corner of Marion Boulevard
and Gouriay Street, cost 81 500. The
walls have been completed and it is ex-
pected that the roof and interior will
be completed and ready for occupancy
by October 1st.
M Lamb has nearly completed q
four-room frame cottage, size 22x26, on
lot 2, block sc. west side of Bodwell Street.
between Gourlay and Clara Streets,
a cost of 500. Ready for tenant ty |
the 1st of next nor tn.
MT. Lamb has q frame cottage OF |
four rooms, 22x26, lot IL, block 80, on |
the east side of Austin Street, between
Gourlay and Clara Streets, which is now
occupied by A. G. HOLSTER until the
latter gentleman has completed his cot
tage as previously described. Cost $500. |
c. A. Carlgreen is building brick
cottage OF six rooms. 2Sx40 on lots Is
and 20, block As, to cost 81 600 for his
own occuI ancy. The walls are up and
ready for the roof and interior finish
ng Hhoh viii be completed By October
at