Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21
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cottage. Si.7OO; George Gudgell Seventh
South between Fourth and Fifth East,
brick cottage $3.50; X. Anderson, Fifth
street between and ID, brick resi-
dence, s. 500, II. l.. Fuller 1916 Wind
sor Ave, brick cottage, 81 900, George
Splers, 44O Eighth East, brick
cottage, $780, ii. l.. Bentley, 1924
Ninth East, brick cottage, $1,000 II.
r. Larsen, Fourth South and Sixth
East, frame addition. 500; Fred Stauf-
fer, POS north State, brick basement,
500; Francis A. Langton, Roberts
Court, two brick cottages, $1,000; ].
Christensen, Eighth south between
Second and Third East, brick cottages,
$1,000 A. l., Hamlin. agent, "a Church
street, brick residence, $1,000 total, $751;
900.
Improvements valued at $1,000 are
being made at the Salt Lake Collegiate
Institute. preparatory TO extended eff
forts during the coming scholastic
year.
Active work has begun on the exca-
walton for the new west wing OF the
Holy Cross hospital. so that the add
ton will be in readiness for occupancy
BY fall.
The bids for the building Of the
First Presbyterian church will be
opened next week, Immediately after
the return to town OF Thomas Weir
e
The bids for the construction OF
Rowland halls new building have
been sent to Bishop Leonard In Colo
rado. There are bids on some eight
different branches Of the work, cover.
Ing wide field Of estimates.
Some architects hold that a number
OF articles in building material con-
tinue scarce, while other architects
say they have no trouble whatever in
getting what material they want, and
getting II In good time. The latter
hold that there is good deal In know
ing when and how to order, and in
knowing how TO follow up an order
so as to get your goods when desired.
Manufacturers have become very in
dependent with the advent of pros
pelity and the enormous increase OF
orders, and many customers find get
ting their goods attended with vexa-
lious delay
Grass mutton Ii now In the market,
good and sweet, and wholesallng ct ~
and cents Grass beef will be on
hand In two weeks. The appearance
Of grass grown meats is giving the
markets a downward tendency.
Field Secretary c. X. ober of the Y.
NJ. c. A. will be In this city shortly to
help push the work TO secure a site
for the proposed association building.
Mr.. ODER is an active worker, and
proposes to stir up the friends Of the
association In this city and locate
site without delay.
The Holmes apartment houses are
now up to the third story, and make an
imposing appearance.
The street railway company has two
new large double cars, SO and %, which
have Just been finished In the paint
shop, and which will be put on the road
10 0ONiA IN lllt NluNhs fluNt UttD DldNFu
under them. These cars are like the
other ninety cars, each made from oae
and half Of the old Stephenson cars,
and they have given excellent service,
supt. Read made a great hit when he
designed those double cars.
The Deseret National Bank Is paying
In advance the coupons Of the Church
bonds due July /.
The Telephone company has complet-
ed its new line from Montpelier to
Georgetown, Bennington, and other ad-
jacent points.
Banking men report the loan market
this week as fairly easy, with no ,trou-
bic TO place loans.
The state university buildings VIII
all be completed by July 10, architect
says, and ready for occupancy shortly
thereafter; so everything win be In
readiness for college work when the
fall term OPENS.
The foundations are going in for the
new Twenty eighth ward meeting house
on Third North street near sixth West
Bishop Ashton has the contract.
The last car OF interior finish was
received this morning for the McCune
residence, so that the work can now
be hurried more rapidly than ever
The big chancel window of st. Marks
has been removed back to
It's position In the new rear wall, and
the rear VIII soon be enclosed.
Strawberries were selling today at
tl.75 a crate, a raise from the previous
day OF 30 cents as the season Is about
over, and the berry Is becoming scarce.