The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-15

hhouees or three and four rooms saob
nave already been let. The total amonnt
invested IS said to be abont s95G non
end the fact that the population NJ
uaIneld sn Is increasing SO rapidly as to
hoI,,sa ene erection Of many new
indication of the need for a p street eireH1 re;l'
r9ad between that place and Salt Lake
Sity. and II has been remarked that the
Sompletion of the line cannot he much
longer delayed 10 ''a'n
rrogress on the new business struc.
The 1T,eS or the city, is proceeding rapidly.
Inc Newhouse building is practfcaiIv
completed on the outside and the mar.
tl1i9ns are being arranged according
70 the desires Of the tenants, A donbIe
Iorce OF workmen has been put to work
on the Boston building. and it is ex
Pected that within q few months this
oulldng also will be ready for occu-
pdney, pam aenry Ives Cobb, the architect,
II was not expected that the buildings
would be fully completed before the
hrst of May, although 1t is possible
that some tenants may move in before
that time.
~ Excellent progress is being made on
hn;,d;s the new Callaway, Hoock 4 Francis
firm is already making plans to move
IN the near future. The entire contract
for the foundation of the McIntyre-Mc.
CoEnlck building has not yet been let,
and 1t is not expected that any great
progress will be made in the structure
before the, spring. Nothing is being
lust north of the Newhouse structures,
although the excavation is practically
completed. Joseph S. Peery, one Of the
heirs for the PeeTy estate, said last
week that work would probably be
started on the new building at the
corner of West Temple and Third South
by next spring
Syndicate Building.
The contract for the brick and wood
work on the new Syndicate building.
which is being erected by John E.
Dooly at the corner of First West and
Second South for the use of the Smith,
Baily Drug company and the Fairbanks
Morse company, has been let to the Salt
Lake Building and Manufacturing com.
pany. The steel work has also been
let to the American Bridge company |
Work on the building is progressing
-apidly and it is expected that by spring
.he structure will be well along towards |
Building permits for the past week |
amounted to S57 800, This IS somewhat |
lighter than for a number of weeks, |
although considerably better than for
he same week of November q year ago. |
The total amount for the year 1907 was
passed several weeks ago and the
amount is now 100000 ahead of that
If last year up to the present time.
One oi the most important Of the per
nits issued this week is that calling
or the erection OF $4,000 residence |
It 1929 East South Temple. The
structure will contain ten rooms, will
,a cfo ba,r
landsomest homes in the district Plans
re being prepared for the new build.
ng by Henry Ives Cobb, and it is ex-
,ected that work will be started in the
pring The lot on which the build
ng will be placed is l55 feet VIDE and
65 feet deep, and will cost $4,000
Weeks Permits.
Following are the permits issued dur.
ng the past week and calling for
tructures requiring expenditures Of
ver $500;
I. Howard. four-room brick dwell
Ing. s29 Brooks street. $500
Rachel McMaSter, siX-room b-Ick
dwellng. 1912 East Second South $500
:, j. Hosmer, two-story, ten-room
brick dwelling. 154 Thirteenth
:, fas' "A. wherry alterations. 457 East $4,000
Y. P. Davis. alterations, 6s-65 WV
North Eighth West. 500
T. T, Keith, alterations. so1-s19
,hristina Martin, double brick ''
dwelling. 411413 F street. $500
v. o. Carvis. four-room brick
dwelling, rear of 545 East Sixth
South -. -. :.........:,.;.. 1000
sobert 3. Justig. flve-room brick
cottage. 1856 Windsor avenue. $500
.ewis l., Terry. two-story, ten
room brick dwelling, 1929 East
Brlgnam ..-se'~ss-,.-.- ZU,UUU |
. Leo Fairbanks one-story. seven
room brick cottage. 1928 Bryan
avenue --.-..., ,>.~-,-,-......-.s 5000