Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-04
BUSINESS AND REALTY

81 X. u Is
The elegant and spacious residence OF
w. II. Mcintyre at B street and Sew
enth avenue, formerly belonging to Gill
r. Peytoii. has been sold to George q.
Odell for s25, 400. The property is bxlo
rods.
Tho new Cutler mail chute for the
commission this morning for the first
time The chute IS the latest and best
OF It's kind In the city.
The promoters of the College View
addition east of Westminster college,
have disposed OF 60sbuilding lots, Where
cement Sidewalks have been laid and md
diately outside of the corporation lim-
Its.
The organization is promised here Of
"a big Wholesale crockery firm which.
will erect a warehouse on Second South
street near Third West. The company
will Incorporate with 100000 capital,
1T is stated. No names are given out
as yet.
j. II. Bardwell has sold out his in
terests in the Sierra Nevada Lumber
company to S. v. Anderson of Bing-
him, and bought an interest IN the Nor
rison- Merrill Lumber company, taking
charge Of the retail part Of the bust
ness.
rho Lawson & Knight Investment
company is the name OF new real
estate firm that will open for busi-
ness In the Judge building soon. w. y.
Lawson and Curtis Knight are the
principals.
SIS
Z. w. Harding, representing the Mod
ern Steel Structural company of Wnu-9
kesha, Wis, which has the contract
for the steel work in the new Kearns
building to be erected on Main street, is
in the city for the purpose OF confer
ring With the architects who are here
from Los Angeles. Mr.. Harding says
that 1900 tons of steel will be required
for the structure.
six building permits were issued to-
day, calling for an expenditure of S44,-
900. The largest permit was for the
Morrison-Merr Lumber company's
building, which will be erected at the.
expense of $4,000.
Architects Watkins & Birch of this
city have designed a $4,000 bungalow,
30 by 90 feet, in Second avenue, between.
r and s streets. for William NJ. Evans.
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Today's local bank clearings amount
ed to e S1,0S0,0S0.16, as compared with
1868, 6o5.0S for the corresponding day Of
last year.
Wreckers are tearing down the old
sllanties on State street Immediately
north OF the Utah Inplement-V ehicle
company, where Haack & Bradshaw of
Los Angeles are to build o one-story
business structure. The property is five
rods front by 15 rods deep.
The new receiving teller at the Utah
Commercial & Savings bank Is
joni Bowden, son of the bishop OF the.
Fifteenth ward. Mr.. Bowden has been
with the bank some time in various.
trusted capacities, and his promotion
to his present responsible position Is
a Just reward for faithful and effective
service.
Taking up am option on the property
occupied by it under a lease, the Con-
solidated Wagon &; Machine company
has acquired title to part of lots I
and 2, block 70, plat a, being about
midway between First and Second
South streets in State street. The
price paid was s51,75o. Mettie F. Mo-
.Cornick being the srantor. The prop
under a lease to the Consolidated I'M
plement company, of which the buyers
are the SUCCESSORS. Believing the prop
erty a particularly val liable business 10
cation the lease was not allowed to
lapse.
Five building permits were issued
by the building Inspector yesterday
They call for the expenditure of IS, 100
and consist Of dwelling houses.