The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30

| and Ninth East at cost Of $4,000 each
and the pretty story and half modern
| building on Ninth avenue, between ID
and L streets for Elwood Brown.
A number Of pretty modern houses
now being planned are those to be built
by Chester Pratt on Sixth East and
Third South streets at a cost OF $4,000
by Architect Robert NJ. Taylor; tho
! handsome double house for Miss Geneva
Hicks at Sixth East and Sixth South
streets by Architect A. J. Headlund,
be erected ut Sixth East and Second
South by the kimball estate at cost
Of $4,000.
The movement in real property in
the southeast has been unusually great
during the past week. Meeks g. Nc
Cartney report the sale of number
of building lots In College View addi-
tion and the number of inquiries has
have been made to have carriages at
the end of the Sugar House car line
on Sunday for the convenience of Wis
itors who wish to view the property.
1nclement weather last week spoiled
what no doubt would have been a rec
ord-breaking week for the dealers Of
property on the southeast bench. All
Of the dealers have had hundreds of
inquiries about the additions on the
bench, but on account of the bad wealth
er have been unable to do much with
prospective investors.
y. y, Humphrles, owner Of Idlewild
addition, reports the sale Of thirty two
lots during the week. These sales
were made on the only two clear days
of the whole week. The purchasers
each are: John Conlee Of Cammomilo
& Bitner Co., two lots; Hal Daggett
of same company, two lots; Alma NJ.
Rasmussen, Savage Photographing
company, two lots; Gertie I. PEBBLES
of Constitution building, two lots; Ida
". Davis of Constitution building, two
lots; i. B, Humphry Of Ogden. four
lots; j. o. Tomassen. 2Sl B street,
three lots; B, c. Vcnavle, Denver &
Rio Grande railroad, two lots; C. A.
Jennings, Smith Premier Typewriting
company, five lots; Charles J. Shoup,
Murray, two lots: Percy J. Shoup,
Murray, two lots; James A. Donaldson,
Ounce street, two lots; Arthur Dahl,
Ounce street, two lots.
Some of the purchasers are expecting
to erect cottages, but the majority
L.
Sunday, Mr.: Humphries will have
stage line Of six carriages from the end
of the Sugar House car line TO the
addition, unless more rain sets in.
During the week one of the largest
deals in trackage property was closed
through the Office of Burt 8, Carlauist.
The property involved includes 10xl3
rods on the corner of Seventh South
ton being $4,000 The purchasers in
tend to improve tho property within
the year, though at present they are
not prepared to announce the nature OF
their project.
Another deal, involving one Of the
few large remaining vacant lots ada
cent to the business district was also
secured an option on fifty feet of
property for a local business house
on the vacant lot west of the Four
teenth ward meeting house. the price
being based on $500 front foot.
The following homes were also sold
by the same firm:
A four.room. modern, brick house, 10.
Gated on Chester avenue, from Burt &
Carlquist to Orson Lancaster.
a four-room. modern, brick house,
situated Mt 1894 Blair street, TO Chris.
tian Kupfer, from Burt & Carlouist.
A four~room modern, brick house, To-
Gated on Second West between Ninth
and Tenth South, from Burt & Carl
qust 10 Chris Little.
A fourroom, modern, brick house.
situated on Belmont avenue aud Tenth
East, from Burt e. Carlquist to Roy
West.
a four.room. modern, brick house, at
1407 Blair street, from Thompson G.
Richards to A. p Nielsen.
A fiveroom. modern. red brick house
at 93S McCleland street, to Flint Har- |
rison from Granite Investment COM
pany.
Four room house at 643 South Second
West, TO Carrie A. Thomas from Axel /
Nordquist.
A frame house of two rooms, from |
John McLaren 20 Rasmus Jorgensen, |
located on Browning avenue.
A four~room frame residence, at |
Eleventh West near Seventh South. |
from Mrs. Z. Rasmussen to Frank !
Weight
A fve.room, brick house, at 1245 En- |
erson avenue, from Addison Cain to 4
George Alexander.
a building lot to J. A, Christensen.
Three choice building lots on 1 street, !
to Albert White.
Five-room, buff brick residence on |
Windsor avenue, from Erick G.. John
son to Maria Christensen.
This firm reports that their total