Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-04
REAL ESTATE and BUILDING

future career here. which begins 1s
cashier OF che Continental National
bank. formerly known as the CONNER
cial National
Mr. D. L. Dodge has purchased Tor a
home site Dot %. block s. Federal
Heights for $1,000 This property a
ore of the few unique trIangles to DE
found anywhere iu this right-euglel
city and bias l40 feet frontage ON South
Temple street facing Mckinley Part.
Mrs Dodge is sister OF Mr. W Z.
Klscr OF The Wagner Brewing COME
pauv ana for % number OF years mas
been resident OF Davenport Iowa.
vhcr. Mr Dodge enjoyed o. very salts
factory practise at attorney a
chance vacation spent in this valley ot
the mountains last summer $50 charmed
Mrs Dodge that SAT- Lake viii here
after bc called her home. and Mr. Dodgs
win engage in the practise or law here
with Offices In the Judge building.
Rapid progress has been made on the
homes being built for II J Wallace
on First South street J r Nibley on
South Temple street and Edna v. W.
Callahan on Sigsbco avenue. Federal
Heights Material Tor the superstruc-
ture OF the o n. Gray house on Perry
avenue has been unobtainable and very
little has been added 20 the re-enforccd
concrete foundation put in some time
ago.
The state university authorities have
put in fumes and made II now posi-
Bile 90 drive through the university
grounds from Wolcott avenue via the
campus to the main entrance on SIX
teenth East street
Il has been suggested that the uni
yersity regents arrange Tor the exten-
sion Of Wolcott avenue about 500 feet
further south. through the grove % a
connection with the campus driveway.
Cement walks have been laid this sea-
son from the Thirteenth East street
entrance up 90 and around the campus
with connections 90 each Of the main
buildings The extension Of the side
walks 20 "a connection with Butler or
Wolcott avenue, Federal Heights would
bo % convenient God-send Co the many
students and teachers who use the
South Temple street car line. The dis
lance without sidewalk is less than 400
feet and the cost would be much less
than that many dollars.
Architect Mecklenberg has drawn
plans for 20 $4,000 hotel To- Boz erected
at Milford for II r. Hand This viii
Doe quite nretcntious affair Tor that
section of the country The architect
has also plans for % $4,000 residence
for Mrs b A. Mcmillan ou Second ave-
nue. between and r streets.
Local agricultural implement houses
report this 20 Re the greatest year in
tho history of the western trade for
sales and collections
The following sales were made the
past week through the office of Burt
a. Carlquist. a 0Ye-room brick resi-
dence ON McI.eland avenue. from the
Granite Investment company 20 john
s. BUCKLE, "A ive-rCom brick residence
on Tenth East street from Thompson &
l Richards Co W g.. Vincent a four-ruum
residence on Seventh East from Chns
I + Rose 90 Elizabeth Place. O. six-room
/ house on Eleventh South from Addison
/ Cainc 90 T.. A. Ellenhcrg; a four-roCm
frame house, near West Temple and
/ Tenth South from the p q NJ Invest
| mont company to Robert Spiller a two
room frame cottage on MCCOnaughy
Street from the - a NJ Investment
company 90 Fred Miller a brick res,-
| dence on NJ street from y T. Anderson
| 10 f. Harding a fine farm 90 Elizabeth
Turner.