The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-15

| mtulhLely Idu up tAo pTlCCo CnOI uOooAy
and sought for gudgeons. But things
did mol turn out as they expected. anu
these men are now crOWUing the market
in tie hope Of saving tbemselv s, and be-
cause of Tie punch they have gotten them
selves into, they are cursing the town
Personally, do not regret the cono1-
ton Every day sees the business com
ing into q steadIer and a better shape.
Investors now are class OF men who
| viii hold and improve, and as this thing
continues, we Will find that steady
and permanent and reliable business
will be done by conscientious and hon
est real estate agents. We are doing
good business, a steady, sure. creditsble
and q profitable business. We have no
cause whatever to complain"
FERG. FERGUSON & Co. made two good
sales during the pasts ven days.
FULTON & SMITH have had a fairly
good week, and are not heard among
the GROWERS.
PITTS, DAVIS & Co. yesterday closed
an Sill 600 transaction, an Illinois man
having purchased the Wilson property.
on Third South, between East and West
Temple Streets.
GAME e. ROBINSON report a deal about
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$4,000 at once. and $25, 600 soon after. in
a manufacturing enterprise.
TAYLOR & HARRINGTON report good
business.
WHITE & Son have some big sales
under way, one of which is the trans
Ter of siXty-two acres situated inside
The city limits. 1t will probably be
sub-divided.
THE following gentlemen, now visit
ing the city, are on the lookout for in
vestments: J. A. FrswleY. J. II. Post,
Stromsburg, Neb.; G. S. PeytOn,
Hooper, Neb. f. A. Wallerstedt, Oak
land, Neb; Clark Chilcott, John Drls-
coli Tehamah, Neb.; A. w. Lee A. B..
HUFF, Muscatine, Iowa; Myron Y.
Uolman, Chicago. Ills; FL. A. Hough-
ton, Lincoln, Neb.; James w. Lusk,
with Vacuum Oil Company, Rochester,
N. Y; G. j. Swanson. Oakland, Neb.
Mr. FULLER, of Fnller & Young was
smiling as ever when asked how's real
estate, and the usual "all wright" was
the answer. IF you had seen US yes
terday and this morning, you wouldn't
have thought there was much lull. We
have sold this week house and lot IN
the Twelfth Ward; eighty acres of land
on the south east bench; two building
lots in the Tenth Ward; house and
| lot in the Twenty-First Ward; five
acres on the east BENCH house and
lot in the Twentieth Ward; building
lot in the Nineteenth Ward and We
have three or four more which will be
, consummated the beginingof nexfweek
. if subtracts can be obtained. We ar,
: getting good list and expect to b;
kept busy as ever.
AND so the expressions of satisfaCti I
went yesterday. Kelsey, Gillespie
: Pomeroy were jubilant over their weeks
work. Its been dull" said the senior
; member of the firm, "but we've sole
asst few DAYS" And he went Oh au(
enumerated the following;
Two full lots on east bench, in FRS
Ward; John Sherrer to Joseph Giegan-
. 81 $50
t Lot and half on north bench, to w. Il
Beut-$2,0l5.
Building lot on West Temple; L Eccles t.
{; DR.. J. Beattie-$1, 200.
full lot on north bench, Eighteenth
r Wsrd, to Eugene Severance-Sl,7 $50.
: To D. 8. Culver, from G.. 8. Holmes,
building lot on Capitol Hill, for 81 500.
9 A brick house and 10xl0 lot, corner South
2 Temple and Twelfth East to Max Under
J. G. Thompson to E D. Hcge. adobe
: house of two rooms and lox20 lot, Firs
= Ward-S4,450
A full lot on north bench, Twentieth
Ward; Z. B. Jack to E. B. Warren 5 100.
!, Lot SIX 10, Ninth Ward, TO Mrs. Tedder, Of
Denver, for So 600.
C.E Montgomery to Mrs. Vedder, full 10
on Twentieth Ward bench S1,l0J
A brick house and Y 10 lot, First Ward
from L n Rideout to Mary Jane Coving-
ton-$2,50
From Frank B and Edgar B. Kimball tc
5000 4 q, Kelsey 'Dit lo' III Nins'SSn'n war;
lot in Ninth Ward; John Muir to Franz
. Foote-S6, 600.
D Joseph Muilett to Louis Seckels; full 10
!, in Nineteenth Ward-$l, eco,
}, Edward Atkins toe. B. Williams; full 10
in Twentieth Ward-s2 GEO.
THE crush at the County Recorder!
O office Yesterday afternoon, was some
. thing remarkable. NJ. Cannon sale
! thew had been crowding his force thu
q | past week more than ever; but that il
= there should be let-up this week h'
J, would be able to catch up. The trans
y actions last week footed up some S11 00
q more than the week previous.
CARTER & STANTON were both absen
from their Office yesterday afternoon
when the reporter called. The frs
named was running around the cit.
: with Denver visitors. and MIR. Stanton
q had gone to Silver City.
IS ONE Of the real estate signs reads
a ITO get rich, buy real estate at the pre-
/. yailing low prices, as the boom is ye
to come"
A GENTLEMAN from Provo remarke
, that the real estate business in tina
city was good; there had been fifty o
= sixty bona fide sales there during tn
h past ten days or so.
re AT Mr.. HOLSTERS Office there was Al
q air of satisfaction. The colonel said h
: felt first rate concerning the outlook
e, though he wasn't doing very mucn, an
n to pass away the time was superintend
d ing the movements of paper hange
Is in decorating his room.
p MR. BLAIR, of Thatcher. Blair & Co
y, was of the opinion that the halt il
&c dealings was due in good measure t
: the uncertainty about the talked-o
I, railroad building. If those matter
: = were settled, he believed the number o
u investments would greatly increase
- Several acreages have changed hands
IL - LID within faw day9 and sOm