The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-08
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The beautiful home Of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
6 Dunbar at 34S North First West street
was sold yesterday to NJ l. Effinser
the mining man of this city. for $4,000
Inc zeal mas been on for some weeks
past, but it was not until yesterday that
an agreement was reached and the sale
consumrnated. The deed was put in es-
crow at the Utah Commercial & Saw
ings bank and VIII be delivered when all
the terms of the sale have been complied
WIN ne property changing hands in
this deal was formerly the homestead OF
Ndptaih W. II. Hooper, who. IL is stated,
sSSpenaed sa0VVO in the Improvement of
me me properly, IN cutting down the HILL
building retaining walls, in erecting The
mouse and outbuildings and beautifying
Sne GROUNDS II came into the hands of
Mrs. Dunbar after the death of her IA
ther, she buying out the interest of her
sister. The division line between the in
tsrests OF the two sisters ran directly
through the center of the main hall Of
the residence. The ground that goes to
OF eleven and one-haIf rods on First
West and Is ten rods deep. The house
stential building Mr. and Mrs Dunbar
give as their reason for selling that they
nave no need for so large a house, and
they consider that they received a good
price for the property They win board
at the Kenyon for the present and later
they contemplate taking an extended trip
through the east
The Salt Lake bank cIearings continue
parts of the country n spite Of ths am al
parent duliness in local trade. The clear
ipgs for the past week were almost dou-
pie the figures for the corresponding
week last year, when they were very far
IN advance of the year before The clear
are 50, 479, ISL SO and for last year si.SiS'-
SS.O9 Yesterday the clearing were $50
st vs sa t fST the r So pc q day Of
city in the nation is making so good
a showing as this, and the wonder is
i !at the increase keeps up without halt
ing for a single day.
The largest shipment. Of rubber foot
wear ever brought into Utah has lust
been disposed of by a local shoe COM
pany: 1t consisted of one of the largest
contained $500 pounds of rubber goods -
in Loss cases. 80
Two more Main street firms have con
tracted the Improvement fever and are
putting In modern plate glass fronts in
Bros, the eiotheir s, and W. ne J. Newman Es Gaay
the shoe dealer. The first named firm
;,s also added thirty-tive-foot addition
IN the rear and Mr.; Newman is putting
in much additional shelving, which means
an increased stock.
The Salt Lake Brewing connanv has
perfected plans to increase the capacity
OF it's plant 10 the extent of l5,000 bar
go east next month to purchase the need
ed material and machinery. The present
CdAdCllA OF the brewery Is IoO,Oy0 barrels
and this Will be increased to 1f5O9O. The
improvement will cost $4,000
Arthur Robinson of the Romney- Robin
son Shoe company arrived home yester-
DAY from an extended business trip
through the east. during which he bought
heavily OF footwear for his company He
reports business in his line as rushing in
all parts of the east. especially in Massa-
chusetts, where so many shoes are made,
and he found it almost impossible to have
tories.