The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13

Last night brought to a close six days
of activity for salt Lake real estate deal
ers. The buyers were apparently in the
right spirit during the last week. and
transactions in local property were nu-
merous. While the transfers of holdings
i'm the business district were not many.
they were important, and the sale Of
homes and lots in the residence districts
was unusually brisk.
The demand for homes. TO buy or rent
is keener now than it has been at any
time this season. Many dwellings are
being erected in the city and they are
being spoken for i'm advance of their COM
pletiOn. Everything points to one Of the
best. If not the most prosperous, year Salt
Lake has ever had.
The HalloTan-Judge company made
these sales during the last week:
J. Bates to John Almond, double apart
ment house. with 41iz Xl65 feet, 635 South
Main street, $4,000.
r E Fowler to Maude King. home. with
AAXl4S feet. 81 street, $1,000.
J. =. Quinn to J. Bates, home, with 40x
1872 feet. corner Tenth East and Second
South. $500
George Green to n E STAFFORD, house
and lot, go Iowa avenue, S2,O00-
Halloran-Judge company to ]. H. Banks.
3Xg rods on Fifth East and Eighth South,
$1,000.
Hoffman Bros to NJ Wade. property on
Herbert avenue. $3.50.
The last week was lively one for Burt
< Carlquist and this firm cOnsummated
several nice deals. Included in the bust
ness Tor the week are the following sales:
A piece Of property on Thirteenth East
street near Tenth South. west frontage.
containing 81 feet, for g, 200. Burt &
Carlquist intend to have four modern
homes, costing from 5000 to $4,000, erect
cd on the property for the purchaser.
TO l. c. Schricker, fOur-rOOm modern
cottage on Harrison avenue, considera-
ton 81 200.
Thirty-five feet of ground on Lincoln
avenue near Spruce street, to Thomas r.
Burt. for 1926.
A 4S-acre farm in Granger. facing Four
teenth South street, to Robert COnley from
Robert Morris. for $3.50.
Thompson & Richards TO Carl HeHberg.
four-rOOm modern brick dwelling on Blair
street, for $3.50
The Hubbard Investment company yes
terday closed out their Main street sub
addition when they sold the last two lots
in the tract to Montana buyers for cash.
The lots are p and %, block TO- This com
pany also sold lots Is and 10, block /.
Hampton sub-additiOn, yesterday to par
ties who intend to build homes on the
property within a short time.
A woman from Greenwood, Pa, pur-
chased lots 1 and ?, block l, FairmOunt
Springs, yesterday. She has a number
of friends interested in purchasing Salt
Lake real estate, who will visit this city
in a short time
A Montana buyer. who plans to come to
Salt Lake 10 reside, bought a home 10
Gated at 9f5 East Ninth South street for
$500.
Recent sales made by Scoville & Guth-
RE include a seven-rOOm modern brick
house at 209 East Seventh South street,
from F. c.. Wood to Emily A. SOuthcy;
consideration. $500 An eight-rOOm mod
ern brick house at $50 Second East street
from James X. Shaw to F. NJ. Lang
worthy: consideration. $3.50. A f0ur-roOm
frame house, $50 South Tenth East. from
Sarah Conner to Emma H. LOngy; con-
sheraton, S.675. fOur-rOom modern
brick house at 753 Snow avenue. from
Lorenzo Snow TO Anna II. Roberts; con-
sideration. $500.
Emerson Heights property. handled by
Cannon & Cannon is selling rapidly. A
number of the lots I'm this tract were tax
en- up BY purchasers last week. The work
Of grading the streets in Emerson Heights
and the laying Of cement sidewalks will
be commenced shortly. Emerson Heights
is pleasantly situated on the east bench
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth East
near Eleventh South
The following sales were reported Tor
last week: James Rae. five lots: Samuel
r, Feruley. two lots; Joseph Z. Hannum.
TWO lNNSs W AtlaIl FlLlun- Two loISs
John Mcfarland of Denver two lots:
Mary A. Rothlisberger, five lots; Mr.. Buff
fington. six lots. OrsOn $. MAY. two lots.
and Mary c. Chamberlain of Los Ange-
les, two lots.
Mrs. l. 3. Ryan OF Sunnyside who
was one of the fist purchasers Of Laurel
hurst last October. bought her lot by mail.
having Chandler & Souies select it for
her with the understanding that she could
personally investigate the property any
time within one year, and IF not pleased
with the investment all money paid was
To be r&unded. Last week Mrs. Ryan
visited salt Lake. and also Laurelhurst.
20 investigate her purchase. Upon inves-
tigHtOn of the property she was so well
pleased that she not only retained her
original lot, but purchased another one in
the same block for herself and two for
Dr. Dowd of Sunnyside, which gives
them an entire block. II is the intention
Of these parties to improve their prop
erty and in the near future will make
Laurelhurst their home.
Other purchasers last week were Mss
RaWhouser. Mrs. MCAieer, Mr.. Twon- ey,
Miss Ivies Mr. Clark. MIR. Vanderdoes.
c. c. Bassett. F. A. Pryor. Each OF these
purchasers bought an acre. About ten
reservations have been made by other
narties who will close their deals before
June 10
A y HUMPHREYS reports the sale. last
week. of twenty-five lots in ldlevild ad-