The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-23
IN BUSINESS HAUNTs.
The Committee on Collections
Hard at Work.
SEVERAL BIG REALLY SALES.
Your shskels to the Trea-
surer at Once.

The committee appointed for the pur-
pose of soliciting funds and arranging
for the expenditure of the same in the
Interests of the City of Salt Lake. wish
to again call the attention of those who
have subscribed to the adver Using fund
to the necessity OF the prompt payment
of the same without further solicitation,
to the treasurer, W. II. Shearnan, at
the office of the Godbe, Pitts Drug
Company.
UP to date, there has been subscribed
the sum of S12 ,17S, of which only $4,19&.
has been paid. This amount is divided
among 29l individuals, 139 having paid
leaving l52 subscribers who have not yet
responded.
The amount given by each person,
has been voluntary act, and it ought
not to be necessary for a further solicit
tation 10 be made to collect the same
If all will respond promptly, it will ma-
terlally hasten matters and save The
1t is also requested that those whom
the committee visit do not detain them
by requiring complete explanation of
what is to be done with the money, as
it only serves to hinder their work, and
the disposition made of it will be made
public in due time. 1t Will, of course,
be expended IN what will appear as the
best possible methods, after an extern
ded consideration of the most feasible
plans by means of which the least
money may be made to do the greatest
amount of good. Ali may rest assured
that the most jnoicious use possible
will be made. of The funds. The com
mlttee is devoting a great amount of
time to this matter, for which they re
celve no compensation, and all should
lend helping hand to aid them, or q,
least should not cause them extra labor
by Withholding the means by which
they are enabled to proceed.
NOTES.
PITTS & WATSON yesterday s. Id to D.
F, Osborne, OF Cincinnati, ten acres,
two and a half miles down The Stats
Road. Ala
A 10x20 lot on the East Bench was
sold yesterday by st. G orge, Young &
Co. to William &. Mygatt, a Denver
banker.
PRATT Bros. have sold three acres
over Jordan for David Lewis 10 Mrs. e.
II. Wilcox for $500 and FIVE and a half
acre lot over Jordan for $3.50.
THE names of Fuller & Young, real
estate dealers, at ITO Main Street, were
accidentally omitted from Sunday
mornings list, also Driscoll & Co.
TIE largest sale made Monday, was
by Fulton & Smith, to an Ohio gentle
man, it being 100 acres, over Jordan.
about SIX miles from the city, at SIS per
acre.
A NUMBER of eastern gentlemen are in
the city investigating the mining in
dusi ries of this St elton, with view TO
making investments and locating in the
City of Endless Resources.
The best sale for several days was
made yesterday by &. n. McHugh to
an eastern man. Inc sale consisted Of
fifty-two lots in Superior addition, and
the purchase money was $4,000.
JOHN R. SANDS and Joseph Y, Smith
sold, yesterday, to A. G.. Bsrhydf, of
UintaD, lot s. block 8, plat F, in CON
of 81 600. The sale was made
the real estate firm OF Kelsey &
Lynch,
SHIL4Y, GRosHEbL Il HATHAWAY hare
sold TO Iowa parties ten lots IN Mus
Catine Place subdivision. at $500 each.
The numbers are lets 8. 10, II, IL, 10
and q. in block 3, and lots 4, 5, 8 and
10, in block 6.
TIE new addition put en- the market
yesterday, by G. NJ. White, has been
named Burlington Place. It is in tie
hands of &. a. Reed q Co., and is To-
Gated just over J0rdan. on Illinois
Street, two blocks south of The county
road.
DRlsooLL e. Co. sold, for William Jen-
kins, a lot 80 zl0 rods, Fifth West, FIRST
South Street, Tor $2,C0), Sarah Il. Can
non being the pur. haser. Also a lot
SKI rods, on Fifth South and First West,
for 81 COO. transferred from j.. Kelley
to John H. Bowman.
DELL CRANE aud wife yesterday sod
to Henry L. White aud wife, a house
and lot, 65xl65 feet, being No. 24. on K
Street. The sale was made through
Wester6eld & Crismon. the eonsideta
ton being 81 500, Mr.. White has been
a resident of CANYON City, Colorado.
but has sent for his family and will
occupy the residence he just purchased
in this city.
TIE CONTENTS of the Overland House
are bsing sold under the hammer, owing
to the proprietor having received
thirty-days' notice to vacate. Higher
rent for ninetv days, says Mr.. Pitts,
aud all Of it paid in advance, was no in
ducement to- Landlord Cliff, who said
he had something else in view and
must have the place at all hazards. 4
There are those who are sanguine
enough to believe that the old deIqp-
idated structure will come down and be
replaced during the coming summer
with handsome brickand iron 'front.'
of four stories. Mr.. Cliff, the owner,
however. was not to be seen yesterday.
ONE of the best investments ever
made in Washington real estate, says
the New York Tribune, was that made
by Commodore Rodgers several years
ago. 1t was the lot upon which he
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