Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-17

The following are the latest quota
lions:
Amaigt.ted Sugar Co, pfd (. -. $3.50.
algamated Sugar CO., com 10000
Barnes Banking CO., Kaysville .lfs.ou
Con. Wagon & Machine Co $50 100.
Continental National bank, -. 125 90
8Deseret National ban TX. ...I...:. 8. .292 50
Deseret Savings bank. $685.. 61oG0
Davis CO., oank Pennington go. $4,000
First National bank, Ogden. $1,000.
First National bank, Murray. 60
First National bank, Logan 10000
Home Fire Insurance CO... 49,. ~. 10000
IA. j.. Grant & Co...... 1900
Lewiston Sugar Co..3... ....5........l.. 1915.
National Bank OF the Republic.... 5000
Ncphi National bank b. 80. 90
Ogden Savings bank ..5...,. ....I.... 2I5.09
3Pingree National bank, Ogden. co
Provo Com. 81 Savings bank. 1900
Rocky NTH. Bell Telephone Co... $500.
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co.. 1900
state Bank Of Brigham city. $50 20
Sugar City Townsite Co...........l0o.f9
Thatcher Bros. Banking Co., Log ..150 90
Utah Bkg. Co.. Lehi & A. Fork. 1000
Utah Idaho Sugar Co, pfd. $50
Utah Idaho Sugar Co., coli,........ 3.JD
Utah County Light & Power Co.. LIS
Utah Hotel Co.......... s..........1 C0.n9
Utah National Bank s. 90
Utah Savings & Trust Co. 1850. 1l2.pD
Walker Bros. bankers. So. ..,s...5.. 10000
Western Loan II Savings Coz, 106.1a
lions Savings Bank & Trust Co. 800 40
~. C.. M. 80. 207.g %
2. c. Home Bldg. & r, E. Co, pfd. ! 90
2. G. Home Bldg. & r. II. Co. com. 100
BONDS.
Salt Lake City Railroad ,...,.. .l01
Sunlpter Valley Railroad ..s........ .1ot
Utah County Light & Power Co.. .1Oa
The past week has established
good summer record for building per-
mits. The total for the week up to-
last night was $1s9,600 At the same
rate for the whole month Of July, when
the planning OF new buildings and the
application for permits is generally
on the waning the total would run as
high as any month this year. The past
week is a, little unusual in that 1t In
clnGes the county Jail, the cost of
which is placed ut $s5,0O0. It also in.
cludes two fine dwellings costing $l5.
900 ca oh. These are being built by
4 Fl. j. Wallace, at 1919 east First South
and c. i. Rood. at 1874 south Thireetnth
East. The Clayton Investment com
spanY is also spending $4,000 making
tween 81 and 70 east First South.
Following the departure of The.
i Houston Real Estate company and the
Postal Telegraph. company from the
building at 253-255 Main street, the
whole building has been rented to F..
p. Charlton company. which will short
II open@np there as a 8 cent and 10
cent store- The company is said to be
jy,1fI of gjy,ft a t1a
United States, and is therefore a big.
company. The building Is now being
remodeled by the company preparatory.
to opcning in a week or 10 days.
Much activity has been experienced.
this week by a.. N. Humphries, owner
OF Idlewild addition on the southeast
bench. The warm weather proved no;
set back to the selling Of lots. The fol-
lowing were the purchasers: Edd. Phil.
5lians, D. & r. g. Ry. four lots; A
B. Magnuson, 96S west Third North.
two lots; Thomas G. Wright, Alberta;
Canada, three lots; Il. x. Spjut, two
lots; G. J. Schneider, south Main
street, two lots; A. W. Nelson. 462
5Gelcich, $50 Third avenue, two lots;
Molly F. Heal. $50 Third avenue, two
lots. The second mile of cement side
walks was completed during the week
and the work on the third mile is now
at its height. Mr.. Humphries will have
his usual line Of carriages running
from the end of the Sugar House car
and he hopes to sell#a number of lots.
The addition is now over three fourths
sold out.
After great deal OF talk for soma
time past the grading OF the Eleventh
avenue boulevard is now an. accom- 3
plished fact, preparatory to putting.
down cement sidewalks. and the curb
and gutter. The grading has been fin
ished as far as n street. which is as
far as it Is proposed to do 1t now.
Next week the concrete men will be
ION the ground, Enoch Smith says, ana
things will soon take on a different
appearance between B and NJ streets.
Those who are holding lots north of the
K boulevard are hopeful Of the improve
ments increasing the interest of home.
seekers in that part of the city. 4 eoli-
pie Of houses are nvw being built be-
tween Eleventh and Thirteenth ave,
Snues. and with the city water laid on
to Thirteenth avenue, and the grading
of the boulevard accomplished the ax
IRENE north bench should grow in
favor.
8s The most important sale OF the week
was the purchase of the Manitou ha-
tel by the Minor Building company.
Henry Phipps, who has owned 1t for a
number OF years, was the seller. The
price is not stated but itsis said to be
close to 100000. 1t is the intention
Of the new owners to remodel and i'm.
prove the building. and ii is said
thatthe building will be raised to eigh-i
stories.
Work OH the various new buildings
/ In the business section of the city Is
going forward rapidly. This is es-
peciallS noticeable at the CONNER
&cial club building and the Mining ex-
change on Exchange Place. The first
named is up TO the third floor and the
gray stone front makes a very beauti-
full appearance. The rock ana brick
work OF the Commercial club Is also
nearly up TO the first floor on the side
facing Cactus street. A great deal OF
the structural iron Is now in place up
TO the third and fourth floors. The new
Mission theatcr building, east OF the
Colonial theater on Third South. Is all
so being rapidly finished. and The same