The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-09
Real Estate and Business Notes.

The quarries near Lehi will furnish their
share of the sugar factory. Four hundred
perches of rock will be used.
The dining room of the Morgan hotel
Will be on the top floor. The building is
rapidly approaching completion. 1t is now
ready for the cornice.
The work of paving Commercial street
was resumed yesterday morning ana II
nothing prevents, the street Will be once
more open for traffic within two weeks.
Z. j. Reed manager OF Osborne " Co.'S
agricultural implement factory, IS N the
city, and it is generally understood that ne
will invest large amount, in Salt Lake
| realty before leaving.
w. H. Cromer yesterday sold corner on
Ninth East and Second South, Xxi rods, Tor
81, 800, to MIR. Sampson, of the firm OF no
land & Sampson, who will at once COM
mence the erection of large residence
E. e. LIE Prohon, civil engineer and sur
veyor, is busily engaged in laying on
| ffty-acre plat south OF Liberty ParR.
Lots in the addition are to be placed on the
market as soon as the plating is completed.
The committee of architects appointed at
the meeting last week to draft set Of by
laws for the new organization, assembled
yesterday evening and discussed the varl-
GUS rules and regulations TO be submitted
to the next meeting.
j. H. Watts yesterday closed the sale of
a six acre tract on Second South, between
Eleventh and Twelfth West. 5. ID. Cady,
of this city, selling, and G. E. Squires, OF
New York, purchasing. The tract is to be
plated and put on the market.
John M. Greer has sold a corner in South
Gale addition on Second West and Aber-
deem avenue to George Smell, late of
Pueblo. Colorado, for $3.50. Mr.. Smell
will build handsome brick residence Ga
his property as soon as spring opens
A force of men and teams are now at
work on Muscatine Place, grading the
streets, etc. Smiley, Groshell & Co. will
eXpend s., 900 within the next few weeks in
grading and otherwise beautifying their ia
lvorite addition, after which they will build
several more large and handsome residences
thereon.
MIR. Remington, a wholesale grocer OF
Salt Lake, and another gentleman whose
name we cannot recall, both large stock.
holders in the Modock mine, were up on a
visit of inspection early this week. They
went away greatly pleased with the out
look and the present working of the mine
l-Bellepue Herald
r. M. Kennedy writes from Denver that
he is Interesting number of capitalists in
Salt Lakes advantages as manufacturing
center, and expects TO soon add some i'm
pOTbdnU ldCJOrleS W CITY, MI. Nell
nedy has already done much to Interest
eastern capital in the saline city, and state:
his purpose to continue in the good worl
until he is prepared to make Salt Lake hi:
home.
Mr. j. ]. Williams, of Salt Lake, was il
this city Saturday to look up slate quarry
He had heard that such a quarry had beer
found in American Fork cailon and wa
/ here TO investigate as to its commercial
, value. He says that if slate can be foun(
it will be of considerable value to our cit,
and will give employment to large mum
[ Der of men. Here is pointer TO those VIII
know OF any such quarries. -Independent.
a contest as been entered against tn
issuance of patent to John B. Cecil for
: tract of l60 acres of land located five mile
l west of the city. The grounds for com
, plant are that the land has never been re
claimed and that it was intended for othe
parties than the one entering it. Fina
proof was filed in 1883 and the property ha
: changed hands several times since Georg
Yeadon is the complainant and Z. W
Senior is his attorney.