Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-18

H. "
Logan, said 10 representative of the
News that the beet fields in Cache
county looked very promising and he
thought there would be a crop Of at
least $500 acres realized. He said that
the iron and steel for the factory had
been greatly delayed, but there was
little doubt OF the new plant being
ready for operation by October lst
The well known firm Of Taylor Bros,
has decided on re-enterins an active
campaign In real estate In the days OF
the old boom few firms did a greater
business or established higher reputa-
ton than Taylor Bros. They are one
Of the few concerns that survived the
collapse that followed the boom and
their well known reliability will. no
doubt, bring them fair share OF real
estate patronage now that they are
again actively In that field.
The ore and bullion receipts by the
banks during the past week amounted
to S21S964 distributed as follows
7. r. Jones and Co,,",,... "SlIg.SOO
Mccormick and Coo...,...,,. $500
Commercial National Bank ... 1900
Utah Com. and Savings Bank. 1864
Today's receipts amounted to $lS.S00
Of which $500 was reported by McCor-
nick and company and so, 100 by II, +.
Jones and company
President Frank Knox, of the Ma
tional Bank Of the Republic, returned
from the East this morning accom-
panied by Proprietor Gus Holmes, Of
the Knutsford. When interviewed to-
day Mr., Knox said "Mr. Holmes and
| had most enjoyable and successful
trip. We had some business matters
to attend to In the East and visited
Kansas City, Chicago, New York and
other places Mr., Holmes purchased the
furnishings for his new Los Angeles
hotel and we attended to some other
matters"
rs It true that you and Mr., Knox
made over 100000 In stocks?"
30 | cant say anything about that"
said Mr.. Knox, and he laughed. 1--WE
had most successful trip but that Is
really all want To- say"
In answer to questions regarding the
new Federal building. Mr.. Knox said !;
II understand that solge Of the money
appropriated by the last Congress will
be sent out here very soon did not
go TO Washington so | cannot say ex-
actly what will be done regarding the
erection Of the new Federal building, ]
think work will be commenced just as
soon as the money comes"
lions Savings Bank & Trust Com
pany was preparing this afternoon to
let the contracts for the erection ~ a
two story brick building, 50xl0O feet,
such one as II erected last year for
the New York Paper company, at the
corner Of Second South and First West.
to be occupied BY John p. Paulson, a
Salt Lake and Denver business man
engaged In the manufacture Of office
fixtures. The structure Is to be COM
pleted by July LIST, and viii adjoin the
building, on the east, occupied by the
New York Paper company. The archi-
tect is j. A. Hesdlund
This weeks clearings amounted TO
81, 439 1926 or 1854 nS2.19 more that the
clearings for the corresponding week OF
last year Today's clearlngs amounted
to AOi.S69,56 as against s262. l70.ll for the
corresponding day Of last year.
Architect Newhausen stated today
that the plans for the new All Hallows
building to cost 100000, are nearly
completed and the foundations will be
laid this fall He is also working on
four modern residences TO be erected for
James Hogle on South Temple and
Fourth East Streets. They will cost
about $4,000
Building permits issued during the
week
Mrs. NJ, II. Jensen, First South
between Wall and Green, brick
cottage. e.. %. o.. ........,..,.Sll, 600
Chas. Larch, Seventh South be-
tween Ninth and Tenth East,
brick cottage. go ., 80. ... 1900
Agness and Anna Cannon 222 ~
state, brick residence. :. :. D.. $500
r. b. Whitney, corner First and
Z streets, brick residence. 80. 1000
w. v Besten, 100 east Second
South, brick residence. :. go. 5000
Joseph House, .724-72S, two brick
residences. >. =. =. :. -. -. 5000
c. A. Falco 754 south Fourth East,
brick cottage :. - :. -. :. =. 6O1
II, Kletting, So state, warehouse. 1000
John Murphy, 14c0 Eleventh East,
two brick cottages. !. go. 1000
Mrs Mary Simpson. First West
between Fifth and Sixth South
brick cottage. g.. ...,. E. go. 1900
Mrs. Meta Trippmann, Ninth and
Tenth South, Third and Fourth
East frame Cottage, D. e. e. 1000
s. J, Paul, Washington avenue,
moving and repairs. .. ,...... 300
Geo. A. Salisbury, al south Fifth
East, brick cottage. q. q. .., 900
Adam Spiers, 7S9 east Fifth South,
brick cottage, &C.. .. 90, ... 600
Mrs. Annie Il. Hansen, 30 Thir-
tenth East, brick addition 81. D.. $50
Walter Brown. Sixth South be-
tween Seventh and Eighth East,
brick cottage. .. D.. =. q. .... l,4O0
]. II. Selley. Third West between
Second and Third North, brick
cottage. -. -, j.. 80, 1000
r. Brisacher, 211 Main, brick addl-
UOn., 80, ,.. .....,..s....., lOO
Alfred O. Miller, Glen avenue,
brick cottage. -, .,..,,,.,... 1000
VIM. Sorenson, 1862 east Fifth
South, brick residence. e. e., 1000
A Rogers. 252 south Fourth East.
two brick cottages .- o.. $50 5000
A. McKelar, Jr.. cor Fifth South
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