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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-02

firm in the row notifies its patrons where
1t win next be found through the columns
of The HERALD.
Alonzo Young has retired from the man
agement of Hardy, Y Dung & Co., and Oscar
Hardy has taken his place. The firm is
temporarily located on First South, oppo-
site Commercial. Mr.. Young is giving his
attention TO real estate.
Taylor Bros, whose real estate office has
olong been located in the Home Coal Co.'s.
quarters below the old Constitution build
ing, have rented part of John Daynes'
store, 90 Main street. They will tit up
their new Office in handsome style, and will
be at their desks tomorrow morning.
Alonzo Young, y. D. Young and A. C.,
Young, comprising the real estate firm of
Alonzo Young 81 Co., have removed to the
Basement of the Utah Commercial and
Savings bank building, First South street.
where their patrons and friends will find
them listing property tomorrow morning
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-02
"The State Rank nfntnh y

\ The above is the name which has been
decided on by the interested parties in the
new bank which is to commence business
on or about April ,, with Heber NJ. Wells
as cashier. 1t was originally intended to
start with capital OF $500, 600, but there
we're so many applicants for stock that it
was found necessary TO increase the
amount to S3OO,OOO, and we learn That even
this amount Will not supply the demand,
more than $4,000 over the sum having
been applied for; we are informed. how
ever, that the capital Will not be more than
S3OO,0O0. The subscribers met a few
Gays ago and decided on the following
gentlemen as the directors fcr the
FIRST year: William b. Preston. Joseph
l.. Smith, A. Ii. Cannon, Charles :. Bur
ton, Heber J. Grant, Elias Morris. Spencer
Clawson, William H. Rowe, Patio T.
f'arnsworth, Henry a. Woolley, Richard
w. Young, Nephi w. Clayton and Frank
Y. Taylor. Heber J. Grant has been
named IS president and William b. Pres
ton as vice president Few institutions
have started out in Salt Lake which
seem TO meet with more favor than the
proposed State Bank OF Utah, and there is
no question as to its SUCCESS
The HERALD wishes il may have all il
deserves
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Real Estate Notes

The Home Coal Co. will hereafter be
found in the new Utah Commercial and
Savings bank bulldog,
Bolton & Co. yesterday bought for
George Naylor 9x20 rods, corner Seventh
East and Eighth South, for $4,000. The
sellers were John II. and Mary C. Baldwin.
NJ. e. Cummings has sold his house on
First street for $4,000 to W. H. Rowe. and
will live for some time with his family in
handsome suite over the new Utah com
mercial bank building.
All day yesterday the hive of industry
which has so long existed in and around
the Old Constitution building was busily
engaged in breaking up and shifting to
other quarters to make way for the de-
molition which is to set in. Nearly every
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-02

You don't want house on marsh
which you certainly viii have il you build
on some of the lots that are being offer ed
buy On Perkins Grand View addition on
the celebrated east bench, where you
can have dry cellar under your
house, superb view, rapid transit
every hour by the Park City & Fort
Douglas railroad and electric street railway
to the heart of the city. Don't buy else
where until you go out and see this add.
ton Call at Office of J. Douglas Perkins.
owner, or w. L. Barrett & Co., agents, POI
M.in 81 rect
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-02
A PIANO RUsH NEyT MEEK.

The f. +. Warren Mercantile Co. are
clearing uptheir warerooms preparatory
TO oig shipment OF pianos and organs of
various styles and makes, which is ex-
pected to arrive this week. People who
nave old Instruments TO exchange should
VISIT the Warren Co. and be convinced
that they can obtain more for them there
than any where else in the city.
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THE PUBLIC BUILDING.
working to Prevent Reduction of the
Augmentation.

If Salt Lake City does not get $500, o0C
public building it viii not be because her eiti
tens have not made every effort to secure
t. Besides the memorial OF the legislature
President West. in behalf Of the chamber
IF commerce, has telegraphed Representa-
live Kerr and Delegate Game urging early
and favorable action in the matter. and
Mayor Scott has also teiegraphed to the
same effect. In addition to TINS. a written
Sgument has been forwarded TO the COM
nittee at Washington.
Yesterday the following dispatch, which
vii be held until tonight in order TO get
dc signatures of two officials, was pre-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-02
INVEST lIEgE.

We have lust twenty eight lots left in the
Ontario addition which we are selling from
s3-9 10 $40 per lot, THIRTY feet front. The
Ontario is on Second West, right below
Ninth South street, in the direction of the
best residence part of the city and in the
direction of the greatest Improvement.
High, dry, close in, convenient and cheap.
Electric cars soon to pass it. Nothing like
it. Easy terms. Invest here.
POLLOCK & WILSON.
Leading Real Estate Agents, No. 10 East
Second South, near Main, Ground Floor.
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Another Savings Bank.

''Mr, Chambers, what is there in the re-
port that you are interested in the organi-
cation of bank in Salt Lake."
This was the query put to MIR r. C..
Chambers by HERALD reporter yester-
day.
Only this much,n was his response
The Utah Title Insurance and Trust COM
pany, in which I am Interested. has some
thoughts OF combining a savings bank with
It's present business. There will be no
Ncommercial banking done.m
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-02
Busy Architects.

A HERALD representative made a run
among the architects offices yesterday and
found them all working their men over
time and hunting for more draughtsmen.
Carroll & Kern said: ave have million
dollars worth of buildings at present on
paper in our Office. and we are simply
worked to death" Other architects gave
report no less rosy colored.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-02
DEWITT B. LOWE CO., Sc W. SECOND
SOUTH.

40x220 feet on Second South between
First and Second West; s16,5OO.
111x10 on southwest corner of block A.
plat A. has three houses that will rent for
$40 per month; $500.
10x20, half block west of University
block; $4,000.
commercial street property $500 per foot.
20xl0. northwest corner of Ninth South
and Third East; $4,000.
10xS, corner Of Fifth and d; $1,000.
6xl0 on Second street in plat J; 5000.
Lots in Dundel place on boulevard, $3.50
to $500; choice list of acreage, business
property, and houses.
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An 1rrigating and Manufacturing Company

hEI II 1I1@ OOILItsI1ys
The articles of Incorporation Of the Bear
River City Irrigating and Manufacturing
company were filed with Secretary Sells
yesterday. The corporation is organized
for the purpose of constructing canals.
dams and water bitches in Bear River IT.
rigation district, in Box Elder county, for
irrigating, culinary and manufacturing
purposes. The capital stock is placed at
S25 900, divided into shares of the denomi-
nation of $40 each. This stock is sub
scribed for by thirty two residents Of Bear
River city.
NJ C. Mortensen, G. Petersen and P. M
Hansen are named as trustees.
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And still They come

F. A. Gale, president of the First Ma
yional bank of Canton. Dakota. has been in
Salt Lake for some time, looking over the
field with L view to investing iu The bsnl--
ing business. He was favor4lbiy Impressed
IL is said, but up TO last accounts he had
not succeeded in finding any suitable loca-
ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-02
BARGAINS IL FlyEacRE PLAT G.

Seventy five acres, at six hundred and
nifty per acre. Highly improved; three or
chsrGs and splendid water right.
Fifteen acres well improved, with or
chard, at seven hundred and fifty per acre
We also have number of other pieces
for sale in same plat
INGRAM " DoNELLAN,
No. II w Second South
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j. A. FRITSCH & CO.. REAL ESTATE.

a, 411lx165 on First South, near State road,
1925 per foot.
- 49>3xS2z3 onState road, just below corner
Seventh Souta, at 500 per foot.
Lots in kensingtou, Capital Avenue and
Fritsch Il ZULCH's addition.
5'Mxl65 feet south front on 3D. South, be
tween "a and Sd East at 1928 per foot.
Good Groom house.
j. A. FRITsCH & Co.,
Rooms 4O4 and 405 Progress building.
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ALDER & ENSIGN,S LIST

10xl0, south and east corner of o and
Second streets; 5000.
9xI14, corner south and east front,
Eighth East and First South; IS, 500.
214xl0, between Seventh and Eighth
East and First South, south front; s., 500,
five room brick house.
2Oxlo, corner on Fifth West. $4,000.
5XlO on G street, half block north of
Brigham street; s4,150.
Choice business property on Main street
and South Temple street.
ALDER & ENSIGN,
Room :, Hooper & Eldredge building.
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Have YOU seen the arcbitect,s nlans Z,

Have you seen the architects plans for
those new houses to be built on Perkins
Grand View addition! You will be sur
prised to see what pretty, complete
seven-roou modern style house can be
built for 81 200, and you can buy it on easy
payments. Call at office of j. Douglas Per
kins, and w. L. Barrett 81 Co., 207 Main
street
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There is no alkali or sagebrush on PER
KINs' GRAND VIEW ADDITION 1t is under
cultivation-good crops have been raised
for several years You can have a beauti
full lawn, garden, fruit and shade trees
an ideal home, and good neighbors all
around. Call soon at Office of J. Douglas
Perkins and Barrett * Co, 201 Main street
select your plans and have your house
started, SO that your home may be ready
early in The season.
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WANTED.

From owners direct, from ten to thirty
five or forty acres of good acreage; also
some smaller pieces. Call before Wedn es-
day if possible, at
W. L. BARRET & Co.
Real estate and loans, POI South, Main
street.
P. S.-Don't forget to list your CITY
property with US if you want it sold QUICK i
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-02
BARGAINS ON EAST BENCH.

Lots and S, in block II, plat F; $40, 500;
easy terms. For bargains in all classes of
property, call on
G. E. WAxTLAND,
pol Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-02
Close Upto Denver

Should the two banks last named be
pushed to a contamination, Salt Lake
would have a total OF fifteen banking iusti-
tutions-not at all bad when il is known
BIT Denver only boasts seventeen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-02

Acreage south and east of city wanted
from owners only. Have immediate sale
for Il choice twenty or thirty-acre tract.
Call to day at l5S Main St.
DIETER JOHNSON ENLISTMENT Co
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BREEZE WORTUINCToN G. m

Rooms 3l4 and 315, Progress building. List
your property with u.s. Eastern money is
being placed with us for investment in real
estate.
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TO OWNERS.

We have immediate sale for choice pro.
perties in plats B, D and F.
DIETER-JoHSsoN INVESTMENT Co.,
15S S. Main street.
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FOR SALE CHEAP

Seven fine corner lots plat D, Eighteenth
ward bench, near in.
w. d BowRING s. Co,
"A West, First South.
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Jennings. GAME 4 noopER.

Business property. Depot property.
Residence property. Suburban property.
Acreage.
% West, First South street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-02

For the excavation of about six thousand
yards OF earth for large Office building
Apply forthwith to
HARRISON & NICHOLS,
Architects.
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PROVO CITY.

We have secured some of the most desir-
able property in Provo city, and are pre-
pared TO deliver the same at bottom prices.
Below is partial list:
l"S feet Main street; good business prop
erty.
% acres, :. 50 rods fronting on Centre
street; one of the best pieces for subdivi-
sion in the Utah market
- acres one and one-half miles north of
court house; plenty of water Very cheap.
l2Al2 rods five blocks north of Cosmopoii
tan hotel; good residence property.
l2Xl2 rods, corner lot, opposite Roberts
House on Depot street
6xl2 with good eight room house; bath
room with hot and cold water. Main
street, one and one half blocks east of
court house.
4S-acre farm on Provo bench; lots of
water ami best of improvements
Also other good properties
ELDREnGE Bios & Co,
Office in Ben X Eldredgc's hardware store.
Union block, Provo city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-02

Escape city taxes, enjoy a magnificent
view, abundance of water, rapid transit to
heart of city. These advantages on Per
klns' Grand View addition, just outside the
city limits on Eleventh East street, south
east OF Liberty park. Call at 20T Main St.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-02
THE COLLIER AND CLEVELAND LITHO.
GRAPHING co.

Lithographers, binders, state.and county
printers. Bank work speciality. Bonds,
certificates, maps, commercial and color
work OF all kinds. City office, 1859 Pro-
gress building. T. B. WILMETH, manager,
Salt Lake city.
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Take advantage of present high prices on
inside residence property and sell Then
secure delightful home in Perkins
Grand View addition, on the celebrated
east bench. Call at POI Main street,
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PERKEs & OsBORN,s LIST.

10x1O rods, lot 3, block f5S, D; $500.
216x10 rods, cottage and other improve
ments, GAL S, First West; 1900.
5xl0 rods, lot 2, block 20, G.; s., 000
219x6 rods, brick cottage, corner Fourth
and F streets; 900.
10x10 rods, lot 8, block 119, D; s5,OOO.l
5x10 rods, between Sixth and Seventh
South, State road, at sl.75 per foot.
3x714 rods, elegant residence, on First
street; $4,000.
5x2O rods. west half of lot Z, block Ga, A,
at s125 per foot.
ACREAGE.
40 acres, adjoining West Lake at $40 per
acre.
"a acres, adjoining Highland Park, 81, 400
per acr G.
so acres, adjoining West Lake, s75 per
acre.
20 acres, south of penitentiary, $500 per
acre.
acres, lott, block 1, five-acre plat B f,
$500 per acre.
acres, lot Is, block l, five-acre plat B,
800 per acre.
Lots in West Drive subdivision. Musca-
tine place, Jennings addition, Hamilton
addition, Glendale Park, North Boulevard,
ETC., which can be bought on easy terms.
PERKEs & OSBORN.
10 E. First South street, upstairs. \
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ILIkEINL l)I.DS. * 20,
Office in Ben Il Eldredgc hardware store
Union block, Provo city.

Why pay high rent for an old adobe
house when you can secure a delightful
home on the celebrated East Bench with
unsurpassed view, Just outside the city
limits, thus escaping city taxes Perkins
Grand View addition is the place to buy.
Call at POI Nam street
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

5x1O with three room adobe house on
Second, between ! and j.
j. A. MAYNEs, z. c. NJ. 1.
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ACREAGE Foe PLATING.

For choice list call on
g. e. WANTLAND,
POI Main street.
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SPRING STYLES.

Sole agents for the MILLER, and
"Christy" stiff hats.
BAsT-MARsHALL MER. Co.,
142 Main street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-02
JENSEN'S REMOVAL.

j. 5. Jensen, jeweler and matchmaker.
who has been so long located near the head
Of Main street, has leased Tue front of the
west room in the new and handsome Utah
Commercial aud Savings bank building on
First South, and VIII hereafter be fouu in
his new quarters. He has one of the hand
soonest show windows in the city, where
his tine new stock OF watches and iewelry
all of the latest desirn-will be placed on
exhibition. All mis- friends and patrons arc
requested 10 note the removal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-02
STORES FOR SALE

On Commercial street and Third South
street Revenue property For particu
lars, call on Z. Z. WAYTl.a<n
@0l, Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-02

Prescriptions a speciality at Crismon,
Scarf u Co.'s, the druggists. Try them. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-02
NEW BARBER SHOP.

The New Stand in the Basement of the New
Bank.
Hartenstein & Sheets, successors to
Clark 81 Sheets, win remove to the base
ment OF the new Utah Commercial and
Savings bank about March 10 They will
have six chairs, and ther quarters will be
elegantly fitted up with all modern conve-
vlences ana improvements. Mr.. Harten-
stein, who is now doing business at 135
Main street, will at the expiration of his
lease combine his pres MT Ebusiness with
that of Hartenstein x Sheets, and give his
personal attention TO the new stand. His
intention is to make OF it one of the finest
barber shops in the west.
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pared by Secretary Gillespie, of the cham

pared by Secretary Gillespie, of the cham
Der of commerce:
Hon Daniel Kerr, chairman House sub
committee on public buildings: We de
sire to enter our earnest appeal requesting
that no reduction be made in the amount
asked for 4 federal building in Salt Lake
city, where one IS now indeed needed very
much in order to save annual rentals of
SlO,OOO. a smaller building than asked for
will, before lis completion, be unequal to
the demands Of this rapidly growing terri
tory and city.
Arthur L. THOMAS.
Governor.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary.
G. L. GODFREY,
X. =. I,uBEKTsoN,
a Il. WILLIAMS,
.lonN a. MCCLERSAND,
Members of Utah Commission
{. 5. ZANE,
Chief justice
T. j. ANDERSON,
j. w. BLACKBURN,
Associate justices.
EiI.swoETn DAGGETT,
u 5. Surveyor General
+. ID HoBBs,
Register u. S Land office.
+. IL. PARSONS,
u. S Marshal.
{. Il. BARRATT,
Postmaster.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-02

For choice State Road and Nam Street
acreage, call on Dieter-Johnson Investment
company, l5S 5. Main street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-02

$50
1850
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BIDS WANTED IMMEpIATEI,Y

. ALDEK % ENSIUN,
= Room :, Hooper & Eldredge building
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AUCTION SALES.


(,aANCERy SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
El0ATEENTH AND NINETEENTH sIRkETs
SN WE HNoMN AZ AS is5T
= HENRY Z. CRAIG, U.S.A, DECEASED.
p.srct * ne sus C01 o. S ns
l1252, Of Jane b Hawkins and others against Henry
knox Craig and others, the undersigned - trustees
M sell % public auction, in front Of the premises,
TUESDAY, the TWENTY FIFTH DAY OF MARCH.
eoo Distr1ct Of Columbia and known lot numbered
twenty-five (22D in square numbered hundred and
nvs tlOS fronting forty t40 feet street and run
nine 6eck that width depth Of hundred
BY STORY front building with basement and .
two-story back building with basement.
The ouldingA which are situated in Of the most
select locations in Warrington were erected under
the supervision Of the late Gen. Henry Z. Craig and
dininy room and small library or breakfast room aud
ss0 NIX large and three small chambers once room,
bath rooms wine cellar servants' rooms closets and
closets Tor trunks &c. also furnace and fuel rooms,
&c; The 'front.' building IL thirty t3oD feet vide
cash. and the balance thereof in sx twelve eighteen
ana -four months from day Of SALE and to bear
interest from day OF sale for which purchaser will
eve ma promiseory notes. No deed will be given until
~ purchase money and interest be paid e2o0 deposit
Term. Of sale must be complied with within ten days
After day Of sale otherwise the will be resod
at the rfsk and cost of defaultng purchaser An
yeyancing at purchasers An taxes and assess-
mems w W1 e FAN T. ). d MILES Fl 's1s
4S0 LounanA avenue n w.. I r.
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON, trustees
4l0 9TH street NV,
7. =. WA06AMAN, Auctioneer f27-dkds
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Killed Himself When Discovered.

On the night of February & the post office at
Nicholson, Pa, was robbed of considerable
money and postage stamps. A few days later Al
fred Sprague. Jesse Thomas and Bill Casterline
of Dalton were arrested and committed to the
Lackawanna county prison to await trial Yes
terday one of the prisoners gave evidence i'm
plicating Jesse Thomas in a number of robber :
les committed throughout New Jersey. Joseph
Thomas. father of Jesse, was called upon by
two detectives at the yards of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western railroad in Scranton
and was requested to go with them to his resi-
dence in Dalton, they desired to search the
premises On reaching the place they found
his house locked. Thomas volunteered to open
a window and by this means they could gain
entrances He did so and the officers waited on
the outside for him to open the door. After
he had been in the house ten minutes or more,
nothing being heard from him. the officers
concluded to kick in the door. On entering
the house they found the old man lying on the
floor in pool of blood, he having cut his
throat with razor. It appears now that he,
as well as his son Jesse, had been crooked" for
years past. They found in the house chests
OF valuable tools belonging to the Delaware,
Lackawanna md Western railroad which had
been stolen by the son and father. Thomas
was alive at O'Clock last evening, but cannot
recover.