The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-27
A CANNERY WANTED.
4 Liberal 0fftr---Peal Estate
s' Notes.

The real estate men all appear to be
in good spirits over the increasing
prospects for greater activity in the
realty market. The most generally &C
cepted view in regard TO the proper
methods of building up the city is that
more and larger factories be established
in the city. The country tributary to
SAT- Lake is large and constantly in
creasing, and the demand for manu-
factered goods OF all kinds far sur
passes the product of the Territory. It
is we'll known fact that most hand
some profits are to be derived from fac
tories OF nearly all kinds cause raw
nearly all articles is found here in
tured here and sold cheaper than the
raw materisl can be shipped away and
prepared for the market and shipped
Dack here again.
Among the real estate men who ex-
pressed themselves in the strongest
terms concerning the establishment of
extensive factories we're Messrs, Kelsey
& Gillespie, who said that thew were
not only willing to talk on the subje CT,
but were fprepared TO offer special in
uucements to secure the permanent
location of factories. As an example,
they had tract of land valued at
SIC, 000, anG 10 q ed On the ra Gao which
they proposed to donate 10 the man
or company that would erect canning
factory thereon. This offer is worthy
the attention of capital aud should
not be passed over. Perhaps no invest
ment would bring so sure and speedy
returns as canning factory. A gen.
tleman residing not many mics south
of the city stated TO reporter that
hundreds of bushels the finest fr1iI
rottei under his trees. the market not
being such as to warrant shipm nts.
He had attempted TO arrange with tie
Provo cannery to take his fruit, but
they were overstocked and could not
handle it. This being the distributing
point OF large mining region which con-
sumes large quantities Of canned goods
during nearly the entire year, no better
point Tor a canning factory could be
found. Let US have canning factory
to begin work in the spring, as soon as
the early fruit is in condition to be
handled.
NOTES.
BUENA VISTA lots are selling quite
ripldly.
ONLY three deeds we're fled in the
Recorders Office on Saturday, aggre-
eating 81, 151.
The Ell Dorado Land & Water Com
pany report the sale of ninety-tive lots
in their plat since the election.
RUMoRs are afoat concerning large
roller mill, which is sOan TO De ready 10
work up the vast quantities of almost
pure iron, mountains of which are
found in Utah.
A. G. Balkan & BRO, of the Gift
House, yesterday purchased a 10x10
house on Third East and Fifth South
of M1s. Mary V. Hampstead for So COO.
They expect to invest in more real es-
tate as opportunity presents itself.
THE real estate men report that
from labo2irg men at prese1
than was ever kcoWn before. This is an
Indication of prosperity among working
man and an inc eased desire on their
part to secure comfortable homes.
sBILEY, GRosHELL & Co. yesterday
sold lots is ANA 10, block 10, to Charles
Berger; lots 16 and II, block y, to W.
II. Herman, vi Remington, Johns n
& Co.; lots 1 and 2, block 20, to @. II.
Parsons, at the Cullen Hotel, and lot 8,
block 20. to George II. Baiy, all in
Buena Vista addition,