The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-14
Real Estate and Business Notes.

smiley, Groshell u Co. yesterday sold
lot In Muscatine place.
Mrs. White and Mrs. Benedict sold
twelve lots in Harlem last week.
Excavating viii be begun on Mr.. Davis
new building on Third South, just east of
Main. to- morrow morning.
G. E.. wantland is distributing a group
of handsome views, taken up City Creek
canon, among his friends,
Some city parties are ehdeavoring to sell
a controlling interest in the Lucky Boy
mine, located fifteen miles south of Gunni-
son, Colo.
The iron pillars and stringers for bal
comics in front OF the Knutsford, are being
placed in position.
A. j. White yesterday sold two lots in
South Salt Lake to Mrs. Mary Anderson,
and two more TO Charles Nelson; eonsidera-
ton, S5,000
A e. de Rieqles left last night for New
York, where he will negotiate for money,
which ne expects to be able to bring back
with him to loan liz Salt Lake.
Dewitt b. Lowe yesterday sold six lots
in that addition for $1,000, to Mrs. H.
Klarnbeck, who Will at once begin the
erection of handsome residence.
E. Z. Cofin's new $4,000 residence at
Darlington place has been practically COM
pleted, and carpets are being laid prepare
tory 10 the removal of Mr. Coffin to his
new abode.
a meeting of the Great Salt Lake & Hot
Springs railroad was held last night. They
decided to advertise for bids for grading
the road from Seventh North to the Hot
Springs with a branch to Amos addition.
The Security Abstract company recently
received the contract for supplying the
county assessor with maps and Mr.. Jensen
now has "a force of eight men at work on
them. The maps will be completed by
February 18th
Nearly two miles of the grade of the
new East Bench street car line has been
completed and twenty or thirty men and
teams are engaged in pushing the work.
There has been a delay in receiving ties
and track laying could not be carried on
but ties are hourly expected and work vii
soon be begun.
a fire sample of copper ore, assayins
from IS to 30 per cent. copper, has beer
presented TO the chamtec OF commerce BY
Don G. Roberts. OF Emery county. The
sample is from the property of tue Emery
County Copper company. Mr.. Robert
also sends a fine specimen of mUtt ed ony1
new addition, to be known rs Paradise
has just been laid out between Seventh apt
Ninth East, south of Liberty park, and III
plat will be filed in few days The pia
comprises thirty acres and is the propert
of Kelsey & Gillespie. Eight lots wer
sold yesterday to Martin earn, 10 start til
ball rolling.
Undertaken Joseph William Taylor yes
: terday receive ed from New York magnit
cent funeral car, the first ever brought t
= Utah. The vehicle was taken 10 Gran
- Bros stables, where it was examined b
many people. The car, which cost sma
d fortune, is supplied with Masonic Cd
Fellows, Catholic aud Latter-day Sain
t emblems in solid silver
e The Franklin Avenue theatre was cou
Y pleted last night, and will De ready for tn
opening 10 morrow evening. The con
$ struCtion of this building was one of th
= quickest JOBS on record. 1t is 5IXS4 fee
/. two stories and basement, and is built {
/: white brick at a COST OF $50 COZ. Ere
- Ulmer was the architect, and &. L. Cram
Z, the contractor. The building is lighted b
l. gas and electricity, aud seats 800 peopl
>, The scenery is being painted by NJ
Holland, OF Boston In the basemen
:. which is entirely separate from the tneatr
:. will be handsome cafe. This theatre wi
be conducted in conjunction with IL
i Powell Street theatre. san Francisco. th
/ Central theatre, Denver, and the Lyceur
Chicago