Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-02

S'dte sank OF brigham City..-...l5O ~
Sugar City Townsite Co.....1Ooc
Thatcher Bros. Banking Co. Log. $50 90
Utah Bkg. Co. Lehi g. A. Fork. .15e 90
Utah Idaho Sugar Co, pfd......... SIS
Utah Idaho Sugar Co. come. 29O
Utah County Light & Power Co. LIS
Utah National Bank..............12S 1880
Utah Imp. Vehicle Co............ % 90
Utah Savings & Trust Co..........112.00
Walker Bros. bankers. no
Western Loan n Savings Co ..l0e.Jg
lions Savings Bank & Trust CO. $500
2. G. Home Bldg a r. r. Co, pfd. 100
z. {. Home Bldg & r. r. Co. com. LOO
BONDS
Salt Lake city Railroad ..........i0i. 50
sumpter Valley Railroad ..........i0i.5O
Utah County Light x Power Co. 10000
Utah Sugar Co....................10 10000
Building permits for the month Of
September reached the record breaking
total OF SSlS.500, as compared with
Total OF S3l7.Oi5 for the month OF Sep
TENDER. 1908. This establishes a high
water mark FOR September, exceeding
tina, Of any September In the history
Of the state. The largest permits for
the month were those for the j.. a. r..
q. depot and the Mission theater, the
former costing 100000 and the later
$4,000
Large as is this total. Il viii be
greatly exceeded during the month Of
October. when the total building per
mits for the month will run certainly
ever si.000O00 The permits for yes
terday, the first day Of the month.
reached s2S4.O00. and as the permit for
the INearns Office building, which Is to
be built on Main street. viii be taken
ftrff In do. ar 70 a.
penditure Of 100000. there win remain
but the sum OF 100000 for the balance
OF the month in order 10 reach the
million-do mark. That this amount
win be exceeded is unquestionsble
The southeast bench has received a
good deal OF attention from investors
during the past week and several acre
age deals have been recorded at good
prices The largest sale was made by
John II. Smith. real estate man. to
the GenereauN Real Estate and In
Vestnent company OF Butte, Mont. This
nrEi. which Is buying heavily In that
section. purchased 20 acres ON Twenty
third East and Twelfth South for $l0,-
900. The deal was spot cash.
The Goddard Investment company
also sold 10 acres on Seventeenth East
between Ninth and Tenth South for
s. 600. Young and Young representing
the purchasers. The same firm also
sold 10 acres 20 Butte people near
Eleventh South and Sixteenth East
for 5000. The purchasers propose put
ting In cement sidewalks and other
wise improving the property which IL
already plated, and disposing Of II In
lots. S. l.. Harris. OF this city, also
purchased ~ acres Of land at Eigh-
tecnth East and Eleventh South, in
rnsa Fs.nFs hrt hafnga FOR
81, 500. and has already moved in.
The excavation for the four-story
Wallace building IN upper Main street
is practically completed, and work will
be started right away on the con-
crete foundation.
The six apartment house which is
being built by W. II. Bywater In Cen
ter and ounce streets near Peach
street. Is now almost ready for the
plasterers. The roof viii be on In a
few days The building will cost about
$4,000.
The Goddard Investment company
started work this week on two more
cottages on the north bench between G
and / streets. They are being built IN
Twelfth avenue and viii Gust cost
So $50 and S. 800. one OF them will have
four rooms and the other fve rooms.
This company Is now building eight
cottages at different places ON the notrh
bench between Ninth ana Thirteenth
avenues.
The first OF two or three high class
modern homes, which Architect Don
Carlos Young expects To build on the
North bench. f. now being built Ia
Tenth avenue between A and b streets.
facing south. The home VIII consist
Of eight rooms, and win be story and
a half The style will be bungalow.
bun brick being used for the outside
and natural wood finish on the inside.
with hard wood floors, The cost viii
be 5000,
with the arrival OF large quantities
OF steel this week construction work
on several large buildings looks more
encouraging Among those held up
for several weeks ia 4. 4. NJ, T. add
ton. the steel orders FOR which We're
sent In lust at time when the steel
market Was already overcrowded, and
no orders were being taken under 30
days. Several cars Of steel have ar
rived ana seven or eight more are on
Tho way. Architect Hanson says that
work win be rushed now. as the delay
With tho steel has allowed time 10 get
All the cut stone ana marble ready
Other buildings that have been delayed
FOR the same reason are the Felt build
inR, north OF the Boston block. ana the
Fisher building on West Temple street
Work was started this week on the
excavation for the new garage 10 BE-
built by James and Oscar Moyle on the
property Ia State street Immediately
south OF the Utah independent 1ele
phone building. The new building viii
consist OF two stories and a basement.
though IL VIII be built 80 that three
more stories can be- added any time In
The future. The building viii occupy
he whole width OF tho ground which
Is Is f6it feet and the first floor Will
extend back the full depth Of 2sl feet
The second floor win be 46lsAl00 feet
Asper Noall a CO., are the general
y. a. Ashton having the
contract tor the brick work and John
Holt the excavation and concrete foun-
datlon. George w Eldrcdge Is the
architect The building will cost about
$4,000.
Charles A Lambourne "a preparing
10 build a two-atory house, contain