The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
REAL ESTATE NEWS AND THE
CITY'S BUILDING OPERATIONS

! of red pressed brick and modern
throughout, The cost will be $4,000.
Suburban property has more than
! held its own on the realty market dur
! ing the past week, All of the dealers
/ on the cast bench report numerous sales
| 10 people both in the city and outside
In 1dlcwild; y. n. Humphries reports
! the closing Of deals on twenty-five lots.
About thirty others have been let out
on options and are not ready TO be
recorded, The purchasers during the
week and the number of lots bought by
I each follow; Olga Irene Pratt, lots;
r. S, Stringfellow, 2 lots; Denzil Pike,
lots; Eugene B. White. 2 lots; L. F.
Barnett, lots; Miss c. Roscnkrantz,
, lots; Walter Bramwel, Ogden, lots; /;
Edith NJ. Brown, Bingham, lots; G.
f. Pack, . lots. The purchase of most
of this property was made for I'M
provement, a number of houses being
planned for by the purchasers. Wal
ter Bramwell. manager of the Bran
well Grocery company of Ogden, is one
of this number. Some time ago he
bought six lots in the addition, and
with the addition of four more he has
site for, an excellent country home.
II will cost $4,000 The center ground
will be prettily parked and set out IN
flower gardens.
Mr.. Humphries is expecting n rush
at the addition today. Six carriages
have been rented and will meet all
visitors at the end of the Sugar House
car line.
The following transactions arc re-
ported by 4. n. Rosenbaum, manager
of the A. II. Birrell company:
The handsome residence of Mrs.
Rose A. Wilson, al 321 First avenue, to
Dr. L. S. Wright. for $4,000. This is
one Of the best residences in the city.
DR.. Wright is now having some neces.
sary changes made in the grounds, and
as soon as they are completed Will
move into it.
They also sold for Bishop Woolley, of
Tuttle Bros, his handsome eight-room
residence at 633 Third avenue, to J.
NJ. Jensen. Mr.. Jensen and family al
ready have moved into the house. The
consideration was $4,000
For the Modern Home Building COM
pany, to ii, R. Sherwood, fve-room
modern bungalow, at 633 Third ave-
nue., for S4l00. Mr.. Sherwood bought
this for "A home and will be living
there within the next few days.
John Fetzer bought from the Birrcll
company one of those neat bungalows
at Hamilton place, the consideration
being $4,000 1t is being finished, and
he will movo into it within the next
week or two.
From L. Snow, Jr., TO James Morris,
a four-room, modern, pressed brick cot
tage on Third South, between Seventh
and Eighth West, for $500,
A four-room brick cottage at 1908
West First South, from Charles Brodcr-
son TO G.. Rowscll, for $3.50.
\ four-room cottage at II North
Ninth West was sold to Margaret koh-
Ter, for julius Krutzer, for $500. This
was bought for an investment.
George II. Chatwin also bought
through this firm, from Ernest Durt-
schi, a four-room modern cottage on
Olive street, near Seventh East, for
$2350.
From Mrs. McIlroy to Rose A. Will
son, the Homestead hotel on Third East
street, for $500.
Harry Cowburn TO A. H. Birrell, a
lot on Third North between Seventh
and Eight West. for $3.50.
They also sold lot on Greene ave.
nue.. near Tenth South and Ninth East,
TO J. V. Philpot for j. J.. Green, the
consideration being $3.50. Mr.. Philpot
already has begun the erection of Il
neat fivcroom brick cottage.