Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17
SALT LAKES
NEW BUILDINGS.
Good Weather Responsible for the
Splendid Progress Which is
Being Made.
PUSHING OESERET HOSPITAL.
Holmes. Emery Building VIII Soon be
Under Roof Others Fast Near.
ing Completion.

| The Deseret hospital on Eighth street
| is now above the foundation walls, and
steady progress Is being made. Much
VIII be done before the continuous cold
weather causes cessation Of operations.
The Holmes. Emery building Is now be-
ing given the final story. and will soon
be under roof. Then the contractor will
be independent of the weather. The
metal roofing Of the First Presbyterian
church Is being put on over the Sunday
school room so that the stone masons
are now devoting their energies to the
front of the edlfice. The great Catholic
cathedral viii soon be ready for the
roofing, and then the basement can
be finished OF Father Kelly has re-
turned from the east after arranging
for fixtures for the new Miners hos
pital and home, so that that structure
ought now to be completed at an early
day, The Eighteenth ward schOolhouse
is now well up in the air where 1t Is
making a fine appearance. The Fisher
building on South State street Is up
to the second story, the excavation for
the Chadbourne block further UP the
street il nearly done, the Federal build
ing Is now above the second story, the
Atlas block IL above the third story,
the new telephone building Is well
along and the University club building
interior Is approaching completion. NJ.
III. Walkers elegant new residence on
east South Temple street, is approach
ing the point of being closed In, and
with it's striking and attractive style
OF architecture, II drawing out much
favorable comment.
Ing enterprises being inaugurated for
winter construction, except the Y. NJ,
c. A. building, there will be work on
cottages and small homes all the sea
son. An immense number of comfort
able but unpretentious homes have
gone up In Salt Lake during the year.
The coming year of 1904 will see many
hundred more erected within the cor
porate limits. and Ninth East street
promises to become shortly one solid
row Of houses on both sides Of the
street from Seventh South to Forest
Dale,
Building permits were issued during
the week as follows: o. c. hartmann,
First South between South Temple and
First West iron shop, $500; Mrs. Il, S.
Ellerbeck, G street, between First and
Second brick residence Alan r. SHIN
min Third East between Seventh and
Eighth South, brick residence, 1880;
c. w, Barrows, SO east Second South,
brick business block, s6,000 Mrs. John
GALLAGHER, $50 Fifth East. brick addi-
ton, $500 Thomas Pell, Washington
Ave, frame cottage, 1900; G.. Cowley
Foster Ave. brick cottage, $500; David
Horslev Fifth West between North
Temple and First North brick resi-
dente, $1,000; Edmond Kroft. Emerson
Ave, frame cottage. $500; Banch e.
Reavs 9O2 Lincoln Ave. brick cottage
$1,000 Blanch f.. Reavis. 906 Lincoln
Ave, brick cottage, 81 500; Blanch f.
Reavs $40 Lincoln Ave. brick cottage
$1,000 Blanch T.. Reavis, 90 Lincoln
Ave, brick cottage, $4,000; +. NJ Teets
62l Ninth East brick and frame cot
tage, $4,000; +. NJ. Teets, 62S Ninth
East brick cottage, s1i00; f. NJ. Teets,
9l6 east Sixth South. brick cottage. ST.
300; Il. M. Teets, corner Sixth South
and Ninth East, brick cottage. $500
Fred NJ. Miller, 1881 Windsor Ave- brick
cottage 81 200; Mrs. Roda Weder, Sec
ond East between Sixth and Seventh
South, drouble residence. $4,000: Mrs.
Rose Wilson, Second North between
Sixth and Seventh West brick cottage,
$500; w. s. Farris, Sii Third East,
frame stable, 5000. Total, s355OO.