The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-11


upon as being simply the usual summer
lull, and dealers arc looking forward
To "a strong movement in realty us soon
as the vacation season is over
Reports from the a. II Birrell com
pany Indicate considerable activity i'm
apartment house building First among
new buildings of this class is the hand
some, new Stewart apartment building
to be erected at the corner of First
avenue and G street Plans for this
structure were drawn some timo ago,
and active work was started Saturday
morning with thirty men. Work on
thIs structure will be pushed as rapidly
as possible. II is planned to have the
building ready for occupancy by Janu-
airy /.
Work on the new apartment house
on Second East, between Fourth and
FIRTH South. nearly opposite the city
IDLY. This building will cost about
$4,000, Plans are being drawn for a
new apartment fat to be erected for
Mrs: +. Il, Hines on ID street. between
fltth and Sixth avenues, at an expense
of $l4, 900 The new building will have
a frontage Of % feet and Il depth Of
;52Fa feet, The contract has already
been let to \. l. Gdumcr, and work will
be. started before August l. A. s.
Price is the architect
Work will be started Monday mcrn-
ing, July II, on handsome, new $4,000
bungalow for Roy J. Siphard to be
erected on Main street, at Third North,
ON lot recently purchased from w s.
Mccormick for $4,000, A $4,000, eight
room, modern building of red pressed
BRICK is now being completed for c. u.
Shanncr on Thirteenth East, between
Second and Third South
Two elegant fvc-room bungalows are
now III course of construction on Olive
street. between Sixth and Seventh East.
for G. Vandcrdose. Both buildings viii
cost $4,000. Ground Will be broken
Monday morning for three fve-room
modern bungalows at the corner of I
street and Eighth avenue, for o. f.
McGahen, travelling man. These
buildings will be unusually handsome
and will be furnished throughout in
hardwood, Plans are now being pre-
pared for six modern five and six-room
homes on Ninth East, between Fourth
and Fifth South, in Waterloo, for
Henry Simon.
A deal was closed Saturday afternoon
between Mr. Birrnll and Samuel w.
) Jumpp, an engineer of the Denver &
Rio Grandc railroad, for the purchase
from the Salt Lake Security and Trust
company Of 4 modern eight-room
at 941 First avenue, for
$4,000.
The Hubbard Investment company
reported the sale of number of small
building lots during the past week as
follows: Three building lots in Lake
Breeze addition, four lots in Fairmount
Springs Park and four lots in Oakley
Park. An excellent building lot on the
east bench was sold for $1,000, the
name, for business reasons, being with
held.
The inquiry for building lots is re-
ported large, many Of the requests com
ing from localities out of the state.
One man writes from Minneapolis and
wishes to come here to live. AS he
has family of eleven children, his
coming is looked upon as an excellent
addition to the population
Meeks & Mccartney report great ac-
tivitv in College View addition, on the
east bench. during the past week. Eigh-
teen building lots have been sold and
deals are ON for the sale of others.
OF the number sold. twelve were sold
to four different persons, three lots TO
each purchaser, Mr.. Torrance of Den
Yer purchased THREE lots at the corner
of Fifteenth South and Stanford ave
nue., just north of Eleventh South. Mr..
Torrance will erect n handsome, new
home ON the property,
The sale of twenty-five lots was re-
corded during the past week by A. n.
HumphrIes in ldlewild addition, on the
southeast bench. This number was
about tho average which has been main
tanned by Mr.. Humphries for several
weeks past. The sales were made to
the following persons. May Midgley,
54l South Second West. two lots; J. u.
Westover, West Temple and Fourth
South, two lots; J. il, Hancock, % East
Fifth South, two lots; NJ. O. FroisIaud,
AZ South West Temple. four lots; Selma
johnson, SOY Second avenue, two lots;
Anna SpJut, same address, two lots
Carlo Spjut, Garfield, four lots; j. b.
Armstrong, two lots. Tuesday morning
work was begun on cement sidewalks
over the most of the addition. These
viii be laid on the main streets leading
from Twelfth South and also from
Parley's Canyon boulevard. SO far.
about 200 yards of the walks have
been laid. Today a line of carriages
Will carry all prospective investors
from the end of the Sugar House car
line to the addition
II. j, Wallace, MANAGER of f. Auer-
bach g. Company, is planning a hand
some bungalow on the four lots which
he purchased in Federal Heights, to
cost $4,000. The property is located
IN the southwestern part OF tho park
The new building will be one of the
handsomest in the locality. Gray &
Grosh. the contractors, are planning the
erection of new residence in tho park
also. 1t will cost about $4,000 and built
IN bungalow style with many beautiful
and convenient features in its con-