Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-26

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Davis county bank, Pennington. l0u'VV
Barnes BANKING Co., Kaysyille." 2OO'VO
Ogden Savings bank. ct. ..,." 99'VV
BONDS.
Church bonds.... e. q. ..".,..,. lVih
Consolidated R'y & Power Co.
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S. L. City Railroad bonds taken ,o.,,
up IN lsO0.". . f." "''''"uV0A
The Alcatraz Paving company com
menced paving Second South street
from First West to the Rio Grande
Western depot this morning.
Salt Lage bank clearings for the week
ending october gath amounted TO "a
502,5og, or an increase Of I2.S per cent
over the clearings for the corresponding
week OF last year With the exception
OF Jacksonville. Sioux Falls and Az
gusta, the clearings OF no other city IN
the country shows as large an Increase
as salt Lake. The big Cactus mine
deal and the Tribune transaction
which were consummated through tho
banks and clearing house On Monday
were responsible for the large increase
In the weeks clearings. Los Angeles
Detroit, indianapolis. For. Worth and
youngstown, besides the cities before
named, show increases OF over 20 per
cent and according 10 Bradstreers re-
port Helena, Savannah, Memphis,
Nashville. FAN River, Davenport,
Houston and Lowell, show decreases of
at last per cent. New York showed
an Increase of only lS1 per cent, Chi
cago 1876 per cent. ST. Louis, 800 per
cent Denver S2.1 per cent. Portland 3G1
and san Francisco, pol per cent.
Some property on the west bank Of
the Jordan yesterday changed hands.
Annette NJ Haskine has conveyed to
Ell Gregson for s3.50 a tract OF 1S.9
acres situated In the northeast corner
OF the northwest quarter OF section "a,
township ! north. range ! west. The
properly Is mostly unimp.ovCd
The Andersen Real Est tie Invest
ment company has conveyed to Abner
Luman, lftaly arrivel here from Rock
Spfl gs' wyoming, house facing east
and south on the corner Of Seventh
East and Second South streets for a
consideration Of $4,000 The house
was recently erected and Is fitted with
all modern improvements. The property
consists OF the house and 4jxlG5 fet of
ground ana a right OF way to the rear
~ IS understood that the purchaser
VIII make Salt Lake his home and
mat he has purchases the property as
an investment, believing that this city
has a great future.
TIC persons who have 10 purchase
hay nowadays with which to feed their
cattle and horses, are wondering lust
where they will get off. The prices
OF hay, whether baled or IN bulk, vary
nov between $40 and $l9 per ton ana
dealers ale OF the opinion that il will
not be long before prices win take an
other jump. The Utah crop was ex.
ceedinelY light this year the second
and third crops being nearly entire
failures on account of scarcity of
water, and the Idaho crops were no,
extra large. John Mattox, who has
been weigh master of the local hay
market during tie past twelve years
SAID Yesterday never before had hay
been over IS ton until after Christ
mas. This years Utah crop as com
puted by the receipt, at the Yards Is
just one-half as large. as the crop las,
year. Much Idaho hay.is being shipped
In and the price will remain al about
the present figures Until that SUNNY
is exhausted. Mr.. Mattox states tia,
the salt Lake county hay raisers got
TO- 10 or q tons this year on the same
land which In past years has yielded 20,
80 and 70 tons.
The Elks building on State street Is
going up rapidly. A large force of
men Is now doing the-brick work and
II Is understood that there win be no
delay In finishing the club house as
soon as possible.
Mrs, William jennings new resi-
dence on the corner OF b. and Second
streets Is rapidly nearing completion
and Is handsome two-story buff brick
and stone building. Among the other
residences nearby which will soon be
ready for occupancy are the ]. d.
Wood white stone residence on South
Temple which is one OF the most beau
uful buildings In the city, and the Cos.
grim residence also on South Tsmple.
General Manager Murray, q the Bell
Telephone company In In southern Utah
on a tour OF inspection. He will look
over the country near Beaver. Frisco
and Milford preparatory to the con-
struotion OF the telephone lines TO those
places. The important mineral deyel-
oplnents In that section Of the state
VIII soon settle the towns nearby and
IL is the intention Of the Bell COM
pany to complete It's lines to Beaver.
frisco and Milford during this winter.
Building permits for the week were
issued as follows:
Andrew T. Smith. 2c6 East Sixth
South. brick cottage. 81 200.
c. +. Hill. 1862 Washington avenue.
frame cottage, 5000.
G. w. Poulton, 4sS Third West. brick
cottage. $3.50.
c. D. savory, 40 Tenth East brick
addition 500.
Mrs. F.. Klmball. 5i5 Seventh East
two brick residences. $1,000.
Deseret National bank. 2sl Third
East. repairs. 5000.
Mary Hornspool. 26i East fecond
South addition 5000
". Y Ayers. 1878 South Temple two
brick residences, $1,000.
Mrs F. A. Clawson. 70 Fifth
East two frame cottages. $1,000.
j. = ID Young corner Tenth and c.,
frame cottage $1,000.
j. ~ Doolv, West Temple and Second
south. business building $4,000.
! Johnson, 725 South Third East.
brick cottage. 81 mn.
sanitaitum building, West Third
South $4,000.
A. 7. Eagan. Second South between
sixth and Seventh East brick resi-
dence $1,000