Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-10

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For consideration " $1,000 Mrs, NJ.
g. Moon Of Lafayette, lhd has CON
veyod TO Franklin G.. bbnips, OF Min
neapolis, MINI, an ~ hef interest IN
the following real estaie acquired by
tax utle Lot 3, sectloD ~ township 1
south, range ! west tbf moth hall OF
the southwest quartet " section II,
township ! south, rangg east. lots 30
10 "a, block 2 and lots aj 10 az, block
I, west Boulevard subdivision; lot 81,
block iil, plat ID. Salt DaBe city sur-
yey. lot 3, block % ana lot 4 block %,
plat J: block 10 Of ThOmpson's add
ton 10 Garden City. lo6 l 10 ana 81,
10, n. r. ~ and iOOxi25 feet IN block
70. Kinney Il Gourlay'A inibrOved city
plat lots 2, 3. and ~ plock / Byers
& Toles' addition, l0t a, block 2.
Coates & Corum's mbd)hsinn; block B,
kidneys Copper Plant glbdiIBion No.
q lot s, block. lOi plat 3, lotB q TO "a,
block g. Edgewo1d addlpob, lots ! to
Il, block !, and lots 30 10 10 block 2,
Earl y. Gray's subdisPlnn. and the
north half Of lot ana 40 " lot g. block
1856 plat D. salt Lake Cttg survey,
At the sem-annual hectlug Of the
board Of directors Of ne Commercial
National bank a DIVIDEND OF per cent
for the RiN months was Qfolgted,
Dallas & Hedges are ABOUT 20 receive
bids for the c0nsTucti01 OF the Jesse
knight residence al prQto
Stockholders Of the DveWet Savings
bank have elected the fSloRlna board
Of directors. James Sran George
Romney j. G. cutler. JAph r. Barnes
p. ~. Peery, John r Wlndcr David
Eccles, r. g. Eldredge A. " Carlson
W r. James Officers are 10 be elected
In 4 few days,
Kemmerer, Wyo Is 10 pave a 10000
public school building, plans for the
same having been prepatea by Archl.
tect Fred Hale.
Duns Review says OF ppalhess con,
dltions In the city Satisfactory
trade conditions are repeated IN lead.
Ing iobblng lines, and Netnt weather
has been favorable for rytNll business
and helped sales In sumMfr llues, jon
bling trade Is good IN groceries, hard
ware, mining supplies. dey goods, no
tons and drugs. and satisfactory III
clothing ana shoes The 0htlook on
the whole Ia favorable. The sugar-beet
crop Is reported i'm very peomlSlng con
dltion. hut other crops IN the dry
farming districts are suffering from
drouth. Money continues ~ liberal
supply and rather limited denand"
-
with grain the winter Wheat region
rapidly being put beyond Qanger and
bright prospects prevailing throughout
most Of the spring whenl states there
Is greater assurance Of the largest CROP
on record, says Dun's Review. This
fact has natural tendency 70 reduce
values, even with positlye Certainty
that foreign requirements yin begreat,
or than usual. The cron year ended
with smaller visible SIMPLY than at
the beginning. but there IL Gmple wheat
FOR all needs untll the ne@ erOb moves,
and II II equals expectations there
should be much heavier MncEs al the
end Of the current year. both IN 5isi-
BILE supply and on the fahns ON the
other hand. there Is no fpasUh 10 ex-
pect such an excessive Yield as to
cause very Love prices.
Salt Lake City has conyNyed TO G. r.
Holland and r. NJ Benedict f0t CON
sideration OF SS,iS5 lots 70 ana IL block
2. plat X. and part Of lot 3 block l.,
plat X, Salt Lake city sNtVey
The Transatlantic Fire Insurance
company Of Hamburg. GNfmGny, has
re.insured large proportion OF us
United states business wiz the Com
mercial Union Assurance company Of
London. the only TERRITORY not fe.in-
sured embraces, the Pacific Coast met,
rop0tan district Of New YOtk and
Cook county. His The ffahsatlantc
has been writing very freely Tor n year
past, but has now changed its policy
very materially. the chance does not
AFFECT the business Of this comhany In
this state,
The Hartford Fire lnsuranCe company
Of Hartford, has reinsured the entire
business Of the American Ot New York
In the United States and canada, the
American Will be liquidaied. The
American was organized ~ Is57, II mad
capital OF 100000. asseiS q as g29
surplus, 1912 .2Og and had . larGe busi-
ness Of desirable quality tie Dot pre-
MUM income for 1900 being ySil esq but
the very great loss and expense ratio
Of the past four years has MORE than
eaten up the entire income % Ibis old
and conservative company aNd Il has
honorably retired The compNpy u doing
business In this state.
The Chicago llndorwrlterg aSsocia-
ton has proposition beforC them
contemplating charge " lOC Tor the
use OF gasoline devices, gtattslics gath
cred covering the past elcveN wears are
startling; from 1890 % 1909, a,iiO fires
were caused by gasoline. 2Rg6 BY gas
olne stoves, IS by gasoline Iamns and
SsG by the careless use OF the fluid
Losses during this period alrounted TO
iS,i,l45 from this source acne. The
casualties Tot the same pNfiod were
no killed, l6s seriously ma meQ and
t3S slightly hurt As these Hsufes are
taken from the reports of ihv Fire Pa
troll Of Chicago. they are autnentic and
certainly demonstrate that lhete IL too
much cdfelessiess in the nse % this
dangerous iluld.
Mr.. T.. Co2cns Smith. general man
ager and secretary Of the lMperia In
surance company OF London, Eueland,
has resigned and viii retire % Jahuary
/. 1902 Nif. Smith " one " the we'll
known and leading underwriters of the