The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-28

wholesale department of the Paris
Millinery company that it Is expected
that the structure will be finished some
time in October. 1t will be five stories
high and will cost $780, 600 The building
| is located on West Temple street be
tween First and Second South streets.
The foundation has been finished and
the worllmen are engaged upon the
steel supeTstructure
James z. Jennings and DR.. Union
WOrthington have succeeded in getting
the needed additional ground for their
$3.50 900 building to the north of the
Paris building. This building will be
five stories high. Architects are now
engaged upon the plans.
Commercial Club Building.
Delay in the arrangements for the
commencing of work upon the new
Commercial club building has been
caused because of the necessity of ask
ing the architects who submitted plans
to send in new estimates. The build
ing and finance committees of the club,
which now have the plans under con-
sideratiOn, feared that the plans, as
originally submitted, would entail the
expenditure of a larger sum than $780,
900. AS soon as the plans for the build
ing are definitely decided upon the
work of construction will be pressed
as rapidly as possible.
President HallOran of the Commercial
club says that when he called the new
club building a 100000 structure he
included the value of the site, about
5000, and the cost of the interior fur
nishings about $4,000. He said that
the amount spent upon the building
would be 100000.
Old buildings are being cleared from
fIa oil ola htIiIH 10 90 c
to put the ground in readiness for the
work of excavation.
Auerbach's New Store.
1t will take some time to complete
the plans for the new department store
building of F. Auerbach & Bro. on
Main street, between First and Second
South streets. The architect will not
only design the 100000 building, but
plan for its construction without inter
fering with the business of the Auer-
bach store, which Will retain its pres
ent location all the time that the new
structure is going up. Owing to uneX-
pired leases upon buildings which oc-
cupy the store site, work of construc-
ton will not begin until next spring.
The Salisbury building, which will be
north of the NewhOuse skycrapers on
lower Main street, will be a three or
present intentions of the Salisbury
company, but the foundations and
walls will be sufficiently massive for
the height of the building to be dou-
bled at some later time. Although the
site for the building has been cleared
of old structures, the excavation for
the foundation has not commenced.
This is because the plans have not been
completed. A five or seven-story build
ing may be decided upon before the
work of construction commences.
Substantial Projects.
Work upon the Peery building, at
Third South and West Temple streets,
will probably be resumed in a few
days. The foundation has been COM
pleted for some time. The building will
cost $4,000.
]. j. DAILY stated yesterday that he
had not yet decided upon the site or
the cost of the business block which he
will erect upon his recently purchased
property at Fourth South and State
streets.
There has been considerable delay in