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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-23
Realty and Business Notes.

Prices are advancing.
The big buyers are still loading up.
Work on the Commercial street sewer
was begun yesterday.
B. Y. Hampton sold thirty-fve of his
West Park lots yesterday.
David p. Anderson yesterday bought
twelve lots in Hazlemere subdivision
Mendelsohn, Fisher & Lowrie are at
work on the plans for Kelsey 81 Gillespie's
corner.
The north end manufacturing boom viii
break out one of these days like lightning
from clear sky.
Dieter johnson s. Co., sold four lots on
their Main street addition fronting on the
State road to Denver parties.
A. E. de Ricqles, with Colonel Cessna
and Lawrence Clarke, OF New York, are on
two days cruise of the lake.
The suggestion made by 'Wax Works"
in another column, of connecting the public
parks by boulevards is a good one.
The Crane buildings fine front is one Of
the most attractive on the street and is
having the finishing touches put on the
tower.
Kelsey & Gillespie have bought 165x
$50 feet corner Second South and Third
West. the Keysor lumber yard premises,
for 1000.
The Second South street property pur-
chased by Kelsey & Gillespie for 100000
could have been bought for $4,000 three
months ago.
c. A. Bussche yesterday invested $4,000
of the money he made out of Salt Lake
realty in DAILY mi stock, through Wells
Fargo & Co.
The men who are waiting to see Salt
Lake property reach the top notch are
losing much valuable time, besides missing
some nice profits.
| 1.-THE work of demolishing the houses OF
the site of the hotel Ontario has begun
Walter Price paying 81, 600 for the materia
contained in the buildings.
81 missed one commission of 1900 by no
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Something's going to drop in Westla
SAFETY Deposit BOXES.


The Salt Lake Abstract, Title, Guaranty
& Trust Co., 265 Main street, report big
business in all their departments last
week.
Their abstract business shows an increase
of so per cent. over the preceding week.
Applications for title insurance exceed that
of any previous week since the incorpora-
ton of the company.
The demand for their safe deposit boxes
has been more lively than ever, and but a
few boxes are left. The long hours guar
anteed to renters is fully appreciated as
access can be had from S a. m. to 9 p. IN.
The absolute safety of their boxes is guar
anteed by the Diebold Safe & Lock Co., OF
Canton, Ohio.
Messrs. Harvey & Neff predict from last
weeks business and the bushel Of letter:
they have received within a few days in
quiring about Salt Lake, that great tide
Of immigration is directed this way.
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Some Facts About the Factory.

Those persons who sit down hard on the
old order Of things ought to take a turn
through the Coop. shoe factory and get
some OF the conceit taken out. THE HER
AIDS rea. estate man, who had often taken
stroll down the big stores of Arnold, Con-
stable and other rival concerns in the east,
was not ready TO meet with q store even
larger in 'the DESERT
What caught the reporters eye was the
big shoe factory in the rear.
Superintendent Weber kindly gave a
few facts that are worth knowing. The
shoe factory turned out last year 100, $50
pairs Of boots and shoes; the clothing de-
partment $4,000 overalls, and the shirt
factory 10000 shirts.
The factory building is a good substan-
tial brick, 55xl15 feet, four stories and
basement, fully equipped with as tine mod
ern machinery as any factory in this coun.
try, and gives employment to l5D hands
Two thirds of the boots and shoes sold III
the Coop. are made in this factory. Much
of the leather is tanned at the tannery in
the Nineteenth ward.
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KNOwLDEN & CO., REAL ESTATE, AZ W.
SECOND SOUTH

Offer the following bargains, if taken
quick:
30x20 rods in block 107, c.; $1,000.
10x10 rods cor. 9th S. and Sth Z; IS, $50.
20x10 rods on East Bench; 1000
20xi0 rods on East Bench, fine buy
1900
115x123 feet S. E. cor. 9TH N. and F,
cheap; $1,000.
2Ox10 rods on 9TH S. only $4,000.
3xl0 rods with rustic house on I'd N.
81, 500.
4x6 cor. 4th S. 9th E. with house; s., 500
215x10, new brick, 9th e. bet. Brigham
and 18th; $4,000.
Also beautiful home with brick house
lawns, shade trees, shrubbery, and 4xlt
of ground, on 4th South ST. East, for S, 600
Several nice residences through the city
Cheap business and prospective business
property, acreage, and a number of add
ton lots near the city. Call and examine
list at ~ w. I'd South st. just west of oper;
house. Maps of Provo, and list of Prove
properties can be seen at office.
KNowLDEN 81 Co.
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r. B. WHlTTEMORK. REAL ESTATE.

1 own or control the following proper
ties:
North half of block 81, plat =, s14 800.
AL of block So, plat c, S50,O 600
20x10 rods, corner Of Sth East and Sth
South, $4,000.
S2%x165 feet on Main ST., S, 500
gxl3 rods on 4th West St, south, 81 200.
West half of block 80, plat d. $14 900.
50x112 feet on State road, near corner of
1st South (per FOOT $500.
10xl2 rods corner of 1st West and Sth
South, $4,000.
5Oxl40 feet lot on 5th East, s., 500.
20x10 rods corner of 4th South and 18th
West, S25, 900.
100xl65 feet on 4th West, near corner of
I'd South (per FOOT, $50.
Lots l and . block lO5, plat G, $1,000.
10xl0 rods on Sd East, per rod, 500.
% rods frontage on I'd North ST., $1,000
| 66xl65 feet on Sd South, per foot. $500
S2i&x165 feet on 4th South, per foot, $40
20 acres in block S, Jordan plat, $4,000.
10xl0 4th West, near Sth South, 5000.
Choice lots in the Heath sub. OF block 80
plat C., $500, 81 900 ag 81 200 each.
Sole agent for the Geneva add, locate
on 9th South and Sd West. Lots 25xlo,
feet, $3.50.
Satisfactory terms can be made on al
of The above properties.
r. b. WHITTEMoRE,
23l & Main street Karrick block.
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DO you WANT TO BUY A HOUSE AND LOT
WITHIN THE CITY?

/ have two big snaps in empty houses
this week.
First-S1OOOO. The very finest modern
residence on the north bench, only 20 rods
north of the electric car line, on the corner
of 4th and streets. The lot Aas 165 feet
east front and S215 feet south front. Finest
lawn on the bench. Choice fruits and ele
giant shrubs and flowers. Large barn,
carriage house and stable yard. The house
is new, all hard brick, not and cold water,
bath. electric bells, well-ftted with halls,
closets, bath room, pantry, cellar, etc.
Terms: $1,000 cash, $1,000 in months,
and <. 900 in II months, at per cent.
Second-s2. 600 for an adobe house OF two
large rooms and summer kitchen, nearly
new, on corner of 18th West and 9th South
streets. Near the rear door is an artesiaD
well over 200 feet deep, flowing constant
stream Of pure wafer. The lot is a 5Oxl5S
foot corner, enclosed with picket fence.
Terms 81 200 cash, balance year, at Ii
per cent
The above are for sale exclusively by the
"Original Greene, at 274 Main street, neas
Cliff house.
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EXAMINE THE LIST FOR SNAPS

e1<x715 rods, cor. of B and sth St, south
front; s., 900.
2J5x7jl rods, east of corner B and Sth ST.,
south front: $500.
25Sx115 rods, east of corner B and Sth ST.,
south front; Sl,250.
256x756 rods, north of corner B and sth
1T, south front; Sl,250.
All of the above lotsEhave city water, can
be bought cheap, terms easy.
3sSxl0 rods, NJ St. bet, 9Th and 9th
9l,700.
5xlO rods, First St, bet p and l., four
roomed house; 200.
5xS rods, Centre ST., bet. Apricot and
Plum SITS. S., $50.
21kxlO, 6-roomed brick house, modern
imp, 5 E., bet and So: s., 800.
SKI, on L St, bet. and 3: 81, 500.
3x5, 1st West, cor. South, 57roomed
house. modern imp; $4,000.
10xl0, lot 4, block 6, plat d; 5000.
216x1o, three roomed house, city water,
5d ST, bet. z and @; s., 900.
A choice lot of acreage, building lots in
various additions, that can be bought Oh
easy terms. Call and see US.
PERKEs & OSBORN,
TO E., First South, Up Stairs.
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FoRsALg BY CONWAY. CoLE& WATERMAN

FOR SALE BY CONWAY, COLE & WATERMAN.
1OxlO cor. eth and e, cheapest corner on
the bench, $1,000
New brick house, Bird East and 5th South,
S2]lx9O cor Bird E. and 9TH s, with s.
room house, $500.
5xl0. with new Groom brick house, 1st
N, bet It'll and Sth W., 81 800.
per rod, $3.50.
5xlO on 9th w. and North Temple, 5000
81 f. xl65 on End South, near 10th, u, 900
In Roberts 81 Nelden's Drug Store, 23e
Main ST.
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The New Southern Addition.

John a. Groesbeck, of Burton, Groesbeck
& Co., has had the fine piece of land lying
Immediately southeast of Liberty park
plated into lots and put on the market un
der the name Of Southern addition. 1t is
on Ninth East street, about where Tenth
South would strike it, and the northwest
corner of Southern is only city block dis
tant from the southeast corner of Liberty
Park The electric road is expected there
within six months, and the lots will be of
fered on such easy terms that everyone car
secure a home within quick connection witt
town without any hardship.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-23

The Liberty Park roller mill and grounds,
commonly known as the Letter Touring
mill,' situate on line of the Salt Lake &
Fort Douglas railway, in the First ward of
this city, is now offered for sale. This mill
was awarded the premium for best flour
produced in territory at the late fair. The
machinery is in good condition, so that
grinding may be commenced at once. For
further particulars apply to Danl Harring-
ton, rooms Nos Z and S, Utah Com
mercial and Savings bank, city.
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EARN AND House For SALE.

The nicely located 16-acre tract of land
on crest of hill at Mill Greek terminus of
Salt Lake ~ Fort Douglas railway, with
house and orchard, known as the ''Bangeter
property is offered for sale. This tract
is one of the most desirably located of any
in the valley, commanding at once full
view of both the Cottonwoods, Mill Creek
and Salt Lake city. Price moderate and
terms easy to right party. Apply to Danl.
Harrington, Nos..7 and s, Utah Commercial
and Savings bank.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

5x9 18th East, bet. Brigham & 1st South :;
s., go.
5xlO 1st South, bet. 9th & 10th East;
s., 800.
5x2o West Temple, bet. eth & Sth South
$3.50.
4xlO 4th East, bet. 9TH & 9th South;
$4,000.
5xlO Social hall alley, bet. 1st & 2nd East;
sl3. 000.
axe facing Liberty park on 9th South;
81 500.
2xl0 Nj. street, bet. 1st and End; $1,000.
PKG Sth West, bet. North s, South Tenn
pie; $3.50.
20Xi0 9TH East, on electric line; $4,000.
5xl0 4th South, bet. 9Th & 9th East; So, 600
4XSl5 corner 18th West 81 Sth South; 81, 800
31sx5 corner II * It'll streets: 81 $50.
We also have some good bargains in acre
age and business property.
SowLEs & bowen,
No. 10 East 2nd South street.
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CHESNEY. STEVENS a RILEY. REAL ESTATE.

We have and can deliver the following:
30x115 it,, S. bet Main and w. T.
TOXIC rods, corner L. 8 s., $1,000.
6xl0 on W, bet. and s.; $500.
2x10 on l W., bet. and ) s.; So, 600.
5x20 on s., bet B and w; 5000.
2xl0 on . w, bet and s.; $500.
Tx20 on W., bet. 6 aud s.; $4,000.
25x165 fit. s., bet. w. T. and1 W. /; $1,000.
25x150 feet on State St, bet. l and 2 S.
9XS13 on s., bet. and E. 50, 400.
OK corner, E. Z S, good house: $4,000.
6Sx165 IT. on S.. bet Main and w. T.
165X110 f. cor. Main S.
124X99 #. corner S. l w.
% acres in blk. 10, fve-acre plat G; per
acre 8, 600
Is acres in block 10, five-acre plat C; per
acre 81 300.
32 lots in Whalons addition, per lot $3.50.
56 West, Second South.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

Do you know anything about the values
of property on Second South streets If
you do, please look at this carefully, for
they are bargains that cannot be duplicated
in Salt Lake city. If you are not posted
ON values, and want to make an invest
ment, come to our Office and we will give
you the names and addresses of owners of
property the whole length of the blocks
around the two following pieces, and you
can satisfy yourself as to how low they are:
66x165
Second South near Third West.
This lot faces south and is for sale Mon
day at $40 per foot below its cash value.
We can sell this to you at an even 500 per
foot.
40 165,
Second South near Third West.
This property faces north, and is in our
hands at 1915 per foot Counting the value
of improvements on it at low ii cure, and
you are getting this at 1927 per foot. The
! best bargain around this (barring the first
piece we have mentioned) calls for $500 per
foot.
We have property in every part of town
for sale; and without any personal inter
est in single piece, we believe more
money can be made from these pieces than
any on our books.
5x10 on Third South, bet, Fourth and
Fifth West, at 125 per foot. Good improve
ments
99x90, corner Third South and West
Temple lone of the finest busin ess corners
in all Salt Lake city at $3.50 per foot.
RESIDENCES.
31lx10 on 2 E., bet and S., with a
finely finished new four-room brick, just
suitable for a small family; S400 holds this
40 days: $1,000.
72x1Oi, cor. 8 S. and E., with good
4-room house; $4,000
46xI32, 9 w, bet No. and So. Temple
with good Groom house; $500. 81
5xl0 on 8, bet K and L, fac. s., with
4-room brick, hot and cold water, good
barn; 81, $50.
, 31gx7 on 10 E. bet. and 5, S., with new
: 4-room brick; $500.
5l1% xl32 n. Temple, between 2 and w.
with 10.room house at 800 per loot.
4x6 corner Canon road and End, with
room brick, summer kitchen, cellar. 81, $50
415x12 on W., between and s., gooC
Broom new brick house, costing 5000
high and dry, $500.
4xl0 on " Il, between ! S. and Brigham
broom brick house, 1880.
2l5x6 on Canon road. room house, al
< modern coIveniences, a fine home, 81 500
; 215x71% on Capitol Hill, Groom brio
: house, 5000.
NORTH BENCH PROPERTY.
1Ox1O corner, and f, $1,000.
10x1O corner, and l, s5.00D.
10x10 corner, g and ii, $3.50.
t 8x7, on 3, between o and P mote this,
= $1,000.
Y 3x7 on L, between and 6, 8, 500.
e 2x10 on ., near 2nd, Si,700.
: 5x5 corner 9TH and d, 1900
n 4x7 on D, corner, between 6 and Z, 81 ,00(
b MILLER & MILLER,
(Not brothers, no relation.)
Room /, Scott-AUerbach building.
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Have removed from Progress building to
12S S. Main. in Room 6, Daft building. In
vestors are solicited to call and examine
their list of desirable property. Mr.. George
Naylor, one of Salt Lakes most substantial
citizens, has connected himself with the
firm, making it one of the most responsible
now doing business in the city. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed on any business done
through their Office
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FOR OUR PAYMENTS
An Experienced Contractor Says
Stone is the Material.
GRANITE Or SANDSTONE THE BEST
The Objections Made to Asphalt Are That
Once Cut Into it and it is
Destroyed Forever.

Speaking OF the necessity for the paving
of at least the principal streets of Salt
Lake, "a gentleman who recently arrived
here gave it as his opinion that it
would be suicidal policy to use anything
upon our broad avenues but stone. 81
have been in the business of laying pipe
mains, and have worked at it both in Amer
lea and in the old country. As a result of
my experience, say here and now that
stone is the only good material, while
asphalt, / believe is the poorest About
the only redeeming feature to asphalt is its
noiseless character, but this cuts but little
figure when you stop to consider the
further facts that it is not at all durable
and ohe almost utter impossibility to repair
it when once broken for the purpose of
laying sewer, water, gas or other pipe
connections. Asphalt, in some cases, when
| properly laid, makes fair sidewalk, but
would never use il save when there was
good reason to believe that there would
never be any necessity to disturb it."
| What do you think of granite!'
''Well, if all of it is of the same texture
as that used in the temple, | should say
| that it would make even better pavement
than sandstone. There is one thing that
oar city council, as well as all others, must
bear in mind, and that is that Salt Lake is
destined to be great city, and any public
improY ement inaugurated should be on the
come to stay principle. The make shift
policy, at all times bad one, should never
again be used in Salt Lake. Speaking of
the disadvantages of asphalt however,
want to tell you what difficulty l have had
in putting down mains under asphalt pave
ments Tearing up the streets was bad
enough in the first instance, but the repair
ing of the th0roughfare afterwards or the
attempts to repair it, were even worse. In
all cases we found it impossible to make q
decent job of it, When asphalt begins tC
wear, nothing can save it. Salt Lake
should indulge in nothing but the most sub
stantial improvements. Stone will admit
; OF being removed TO lay pipes, mains
wires, etc, ard when replaced is just a,
good as before, while once cut into asphalt
is ruined forever.
salt Lake taxpayers owe it to them
selves to demand and accept nothing bu
the most substantial improvement"
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ATTENTION TO BUYERS.

$751; feet X 1881 on Fourth East. Good
house. Price $1,000; $1,000 cash, balance
one year.
44xl65. good house on Fourth East.
Price $4,000.
Good house new on Seventh East, fer
So, 200.
This property must be sold; call at once.
WEBB, PALMER & WATERMAN,
236 Main street.
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A PHEASANT PLACE no LIVE.

Buy a lot in Hazlemere subdivision
routh of Lincoln Park. They are the
cheapest Of any now in the market; good
water right, good location, fine view of the
CITY, and close to the Utah * Eastern rail
soad-twelve trains daily. For price and
terms see Oliver Hodgson, office with Salt
Lake Building and Manufacturing Co, No.
10 north, Second West street.
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10 acres in block Immediately below
Liberty Park, at s., 100 per acre. Must be
taken at once.
4l1Sx165 on First South, near State road,
1925 per foot.
51s1x165 feet south front on Sd South, be
tween I'd and Sd East at 1928 per foot.
Lots in Kensington, Capital Avenue and
Fritsch 81 ZULoH's addition.
Good Groom house.
]. A. FRITsCH & Co.,
Rooms 404 and 4O5 Progress building.
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The Capitol Hill Boom.

Very few pieces of property in the
market are receiving the same amount Of
attention nowadays as lots on Capitol hill.
A very substantial class of citizens is in
vesting there with the intention OF making
homes, and Taylor Bros. say they have
sold fifteen to twenty more lots there dur
ing the past week, while other agents re
port constant inquiry.
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PRICES ARE NOT TOO HIGH.

Who says acreage property is high9
Call and see PRATT BROS. at 55 w.
First South street for your answer and
you viii be sure to invest your money in
buys that will return you from so to 100
per cent in a short time.
Also some good bargains in city proper
ties.
And remember that prices of Lake City
lots, on the beach OF the Great Salt lake,
WILDE advanced double, or 100 per cent,
after April Is. We are kept busy selling
these lots at the following low prices:
Lots 30x150 feet, 800 each.
Lots 60xl50 feet, 800 each.
Lots l50xl50 feet, corners, $500 each.
Terms easy, monthly payments from 50
upwards. No interest
PRATT Bros,
No. 55 w. First South Street.
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HALF A MILLION.
The Capital of the State Bank In
creased to that Amount.
THE MKEAN FARM SOLD AGAIN.
A Iithographing Establishment for Salt Lake
Another Big Building-Real Estate
and Business Notes.

The State Bank of Utah will be half
million dollar institution, the capital hav-
ing been increased from 100000 to S500,0 GOO
to admit the many who applied for stock.
The date of the opening for business has
been deferred to May 5.
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AnOther Big Building.

One of the biggest building plans lately
contemplated is the building up of 800 feet
facing on State Road, adjoining the
Singer building on the south. The
ground has been secured by w. A. Rossiter
on a twenty years lease fer parties who
will erect row of three story brick build
ingS
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Fifty Thousand Brick a Day.

W. 3. Andrews, secretary of the Stan
dard Red Brick company, informs THE
HrRALD that his company has received two
car loads of the finest machinery for press
ing brick that can be purchased, ard that
he will be ready to turn out $4,000 bricks
daily by April l.
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SPECIAL LIST OF ALDER q ENSIGN.

10x10 S. and E. cor. of o and End sts.
$4,000.
2isx1O on 9th E. bet. Brigham and LIST
South, 1000.
SKI on G st. bet. 9th and 9TH, facing
west. city water, ETC., $4,000.
SKI on 9TH ST. bet. F. and G, 1850 Good
terms.
1OxS rods on 9th West, bet Sd and 4th
North. s., 100.
3I5x7 cor. b and 4th sts., 10 room house,
city water, etc, $1,000.
5x10 on 10th East bet Sd and 4th South,
brick house, 5000.
5x715 S and E cor of Eighth E. and 1st
South st, s., 500.
4l1fxl65 south front on South Temple
| bet. lst and End West, 10 room house, etc,
$500 per foot. Good terms.
See our list of prospective business pro
perties. ALDER & ENSIGN,
: Room Hooper and Eldredge building
4 l..
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BLAZER, HOOKER & sMYTH, REAL ESTATE.

31lxS rods, cor. d. and 9Th, east front,
81, 200 per rod.
3xS, D, bet. 4th and 9TH, sl,10O per rod,
easy terms.
XXI D, bet 9th and 7th, east front, house
and city water, $500 per rod.
4x10 on 10th East bet. I'd and Sd South,
good house. $1,000.
4x10, nine room house ON 18th South,
rents for $50 per month, $4,000.
5Xl0 on 9th East near Sd South, east
front, $780,
1Ox20 on Sd West, near It'll South, suit
able for lumber yard. Cheap.
4x10, 18th East, bet. Brigham and 1st
South, room brick, $500.
2Ox1O, 18th East and 9th South, facing
south, $, 600
4xl0, I'd East near 9th South, 5000.
3x10 Sd East near 9TH South, $4,000.
SKI on Sd near N, south front, cheap,
81, 400
5x1O on Sd bet H and I, good six room
house, south front, city water, fruit trees,
beautiful home, $4,000.
70x165 feet, State road, near 1st South,
$500 per foot.
BLAZER, HOOKER & SMYTH, up stairs
234 Main street.
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RESIDENCE PROPERTY.

rods frontage on w. Temple by 20 deep,
with by 10 back, between 18th and Sth
South, modern 7.room brick house, very
handsome residence, only Sll,350.
SHELTON Co, 251 Main street.
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KANSAS HEADQUARTERS FOR PURCHASES

G. S. CLARK 4 CO., 23S MAIN STREET.
Main Street property &c #. for sls5 per
foot.
State Road property, Il #. for sl15 per
foot.
A choice 5Ox101 #. E. Third South; 5
rooms and barn. Can be occupied i'm
nediately, for $1,000. Good terms.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-23

4x1o on ", 16 rods west of car line,
81, 600; S40o down.
4xio on W, bet. 4 and N, fine view,
s., 200; 81, 900 cash.
40 acres on East bench; bargain.
Fine building lots close in; bargains.
L. R. SHARP 81 Co.,
lE Caoor1 Cou+b Rno,,,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-23
TO OWNERS.

We have immediate sale for choice pro
perties in plats B, d and f.
DIETEli-Jo JOHNSON INVESTMENT Co,
15S S. Main street