Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06
OCDEN'o buiLDi"d BUM
School Board Makes Appointment Of teachers
Tor Ugden schools
s..o,d plsirict court FiiiDgs-rirs'
Kate Leea sues for Divorce RAM
mi ACCIDENT BefalIs w. Bernar

STYLE and architecture Of the buildings
IL beautiful and evidences the prosper
nv Of the community. Most OF the resi-
dences have been equipped with mod
erp conyeniences such as paths, electric
lights steam and not air for heating
etc. The majority Of the buildings have
been constructed Of brick
The total amount Of building done
during the year 1850 was not quite
ylUu.UyU. alrcady In the six months mat
have passed in this year nearly sl0O'OVO
has been put in new structures,
The following buildings anu additions
were planned by +. G. Woods Il Co., ar
uhtects:
A porch on the residence of A. A.
steed. Twenty-lOurth streeGS4OO several
rooms on residence OF r. h. Shields,
Wall avenue, $1,000, a nice cottage for
Phil Planz, Lincoln avenue, 5000 re-
modelled Buchmiller store building, $500;
RNerdale meeting house, $780, re-
modelled W. l.. Watts residence, Twen-
ty-sixth street, $500; built Marriott $
public school, $1,000 remodeled MI.
Houtz residence, Twenty sixth street,
$780, remodeled Reese Howells resi-
dence, Adams avenue, 1885, installed
heating plant, and TemOdeled Geo. 5.
Lavender residence, end of car line,
$500: built David Boyles residence, Lin
coin avenue S2lOO. built two room
school house for Warren district, $4,000,
remodeled cassin block front, $500; built
fine residence Frank l.. VOORHEES,,
81 500. jefferson avenue, END and 23rd,
Maronl Marriott's residence, Marriott,
s. 300; G. b. Stratford's residence,
Twenty-second street $l,5OO re-
modelled d. r. Davis residence,
Twenty first street, $500; built residence
WIN. b. Cartney, 81 600 Twenty-second
street; remodeled II. l., Whites block,
$500; remodeled Thomas Keogh resi-
dence. Orchard avenue, $1,000 Patrick
Healy's hotel building corner Wall and
Twenty fifth streets $4,000 Uintah Can
ming factory $780, Charles W..
Wrights residence on jefferson avenue,
S4,5OO William G. WHthts residence,
Jefferson avenue 81 500; remOdeled
Blodget's grocery store front, $500; re-
modelled Cannons restaurant, Twenty
fifth street. 81 800 and put In new
front and remodeled Mint saloon, 1876;
built Frank j. Stevens residence,
Adams avenue. $4,000; Rolla Emmett
residence Washington avenue. $4,000. j.
A Hendrickson building knitting fac
tory. $4,000; Edgar Jones, two story
block. TWenty-iifth street, SO. 700; Eccles
Patterson building, Washington aven-
ue $4,000 finishing of First Presbyter-
ian church. 5000; Geo H. Greenwich
residence Twenty-second street, $1,000.
The following buildings have been
planned by j. 4. Smith. architect:
Residence Of o, NJ Runyon, on
Twcnty-fourth street cost $500
Residence OF j. G.. Paine, on Twenty
first and Adamson. $500
Five cottages for ID. II. Peery. on
Grant and Twenty-slxth street, $4,000.
Warehouse for Pcery Bros, on Lin
coin and Twenty-fourth street, $4,000.
Business block, l.. r.. Rogers, on
TWenty-tifth street, $500.
Residence for H. Richardson. on
Grand and Twenty second street, 5000
Residence for b. Screyln. Monroe
avenue between Twenty-fourth and
TWenty-flfth street, 81 800.
FIGURING NH, Knudson e. Doane,
Eighteenth street, $1,000.
Residence, h. Bratz. on Jefferson
and Twenty-fifth street. $500.
Remodeling Sparkle block, Washing
ton avenue, $500.
Remodeling Moule block, $500.
Carnegie Library on Washington and
lWenty-sixth street S2j 000.
Barn, Jos. Carlson. Washington and
Nenty-seVenth street. $500.
The following buildings have been
planned by George Graves.
- Residence OF George Graves, No. 422
Twelty-eighth street, $4,000.
keNaence Of George Wahlen. Grant
ana fFenty-ninth street. $1,000.
Fesldeuse Of Paul Mark, Adams
avenue $500.
Restaurant and bowling alley at
Glenwood Park. $1,000.
Residence, Mr.. Watkins. on Twenty
nlih street, 81 600.
Residence, J. w. West. on Twenty
seventh street, $500.
OGDEN SCHOOL TEACHERS.
The following teachers were elected
10y The board TO teach the city schools
Toy the ensuing year:
a. y. Wilson, Mamie Moffett, w. c.
lfandell Emily Bannister. Henry 5.
cooley, o. J. Stlllwell j. NJ. Bishop.
gno' w. Wintle Florence Crompton.
Jose p. Claire. Eta Butts, Elsina
butts. Ella c. Ballard. Emma Nelson.
nllu y. Belle Daisy NJ. McGaw, Kate
montgomery, ElnOra Mckay. Rhode
D1uHy Edith GOurlay, Il. N. Ames,
florence j. Hirst, Lillian Pingree,
Matte Hinchcliffe, Cora Watson. r. X.
Christensen, Dora Snow, Mrs. w. II.
aatal, W. June Pierce Clara foreman,
Gertrude r. White, Virginia Hlggln-
Dolham, Ali2e T.. Richey, Nellie Ma
glire Elizabeth Orth, Celeste Conroy.
'aIi Una r. Fisher. l.. l.. Irwin. George
A. Va Paul Avery. Ola Barker.
SAiIluIeN a. Kerr, Mrs. Hattie +. Wade.
lara Eldredge, NJ Pearl Richards,
ray T. Woodcock, Lettie Richards.
tuasy H. stone. Gertrude Coolidge,
cay hartog, Ada Williams, Laura
H,5iIhpaifick, Media McQuarrie, d. II.
n1,lahs. Clara Brown, Grace McGona-
gay Hartog Ada Williams. Laura
NJ y. Beghtol Ella G. Fitzgerald.
Ha1a NJ Lewis. Marie Mcguire, Mice
T. Mcguire, Mrs. Josephine Hrst, Lit
,| Lpltie Foulgcr, Ida h. Van Pat
S S.n MIS-. Marian Burton, Bertha NJ.
, ,,one Mrs. l. Cabin. Lulu Il. Mitchell.
.ia' carter Joel j. Harris. Verna Bar
.4"s, Isabella slater. Katharine Hlg-
ss'.lUolham' Carrie V. Knapp. Eva Les
lIstf, Mr. McCorkle. Nettle Mckay.
~ we teachers were not elected but
~, vacancies win be iiled at the next
".,,l ny % De beard
an. ue following school census enumer-
az, us were appointed
fl's Mary Kerwln. First ward.
Iioin L smyth. Second ward.
irsi9es TAYLOR. Third ward.
a. H. Christensen, Fourth ward.
M NJ WIN. A. Brown. Fifth ward.
,h,.s, ueasurer's report was received,
July let. VI s''''''V' On hahu
DISTRICT COURT FILINGS.
s, sgt vas fled by Mrs Katie Lea