The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-06
LOTS $3.50 APIECE.


Only 81 of them. This great offer viii
lively hold good but for this WEEK, commence
ing Monday, April z, and ending Saturday,
/ April L.
The office at ga Main street was crowded all
last week with new faces. 1t will be open this
week from am until Q pm, every day except
Saturday when the office will close at pm
Remember that our next weeks special offer
will be at greatly advanced price. II
you buy now you can sell next
week at an advance and still under
sell US. The CONDITION of an introduction
for each lot and names from those residing out
the city, which prevailed last week, still con-
unueS. We want to send out printed matter
and see hundreds more in our Office Last week
we were introduced to some parties who have
since become heavy investors Hence lots sold
for less than cost bring return in q general
way, besides giving an immense margin of pro-
mt TO the buyer, If they only keep their lots for
q short time The lots offered this week are
Detter than ever. All have a SOUND TITLE.
Come and examine the abstract A chronic
croaker better not do il, if you do you'll
rue it, individual of Monday last was
trying, after 3o'cock Saturday to buy 5 or s of
our lots at last weeks price. But he must pay
the price for this week and he must come be-
| fore o'clock Saturday. Look out for ourp ub-
| hshed list of purchasers for this week and next
weeks papers. Many rural agents who are en-
viouS OF our success and who are working for
| their own pockets only, are saying some few
things derogatory to our great enterprise be-
cause by our very cheap prices we allow our
investors to divide profits with us instead Of
| taking everything ourselves and we are making
| a town for the home loving home build
| ing class of people who cannot afford to
be robbed by paying the exorbitant rents which
now prevail and VINO must pay all they have for
| lots and have nothing ileft for their house and
the many necessary home comforts. BY bene
| fitting our buyers we benefit ourselves. III our
| first purchasers are selling out the buyers will
call upon us for maps and information and we
will be accomplishing our object of extending
our acquaintance. The following purchased
| lots last week and we hereby respectfully re-
| all attn
chase to buy of them rather than of us. Call
upon them. Many of them are well known, re-
liable citizens. Some few reside out OF
the city. Had they all left their addresses we
would publish them. Read the list of those
that we're WISE and go and do likewise.
w. E. Smedley w. A. harrington,
| C.. f. Annett, II. h Person
w. H. Bancroft, w. GOodhue
| w. III. Mcclure, DR. w. w. Tillman
b. 5. Young, Henry Geigerich
John A. Maynes, Hyrum Schofeld,
| John Schoteld, w c. Farrow
James Mckinley, William Howell
| W. Jackson, David Latimer
| j. II. korty, Emma Pliner,
| b. 70. Ladd. S. Hawkes.,
| D. A. Engler, Joseph Smith,
| G. Z. McErlaine, Abel Skinner,
James Harris, Peter Arens.
T.. Gittins, Frank Troutner
Frank Trip, John H. Burrows,
e. Jarvis, Elizabeth Fl. Beck,
John White, Chas Cooper
j. g. Boyd, Herbert Julian,
Jas. Lawson, Sarah Ann Julian,
| w. j. Callahan, Joseph Sowden,
| Robert Mortensen, VIM. Julian,
Chas. l. Hallett, r. |. knight,
John Cowley, Rebecca c. Shelton,
John Beck, G.. Peterson.
| David Duncomb, Chas. Lucas Jackson
| G. B. Houghton, H. f. Bossford,
| w. p. McElroy, F. ID. Gift
/ M. A VanAndle, Eliza E. Elliott,
Alice Lyon, John o. Paul,
Henry Fitzpatrick, Joseph J. Daynes,
| +. +. Foster, John White,
! II A. Nelson, Oscar Oberg,
Mrs. 5. Fennemore, VIM Fennemore.
| Remember that the terms on lots at s1751
must be cash, and the money is payable when
the lots are selected from the maps in the
office. Do not ask for lots at past weeks
price, for we can recede from our position Next
week the prices go away up again. Do not de-
lay buying too long. Extensive improvements
are in contemplation.
Headquarters at 274iMain street, the 'Origi-
nall GreeneS office.