The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23

tho addition has been on the market
ouly short time. slNty-five lots have
heeu sold and the call for building sites
is active. Contracts have already been
let for two modern bungalows facing
Ninth East, the cost 10 be $500 each
Sidewalks have been laid in the local
ity and trees planted. On account Of
its location near the city, the property
promises TO be of excellent value for
residence purposes.
Real estate transac tions amounting
to nearly $4,000 were consummated
during the past week by V. a, Bettil-
yon, manager of the real estate de
partment of the Halloran Judge com
avenue from j. a, Fritsch & Co to
w. II. Kaylor; Clayton Fl. Stevens to
V. l.. Thistle, the house aud lot at l24
NJ street; DR.. Dull TO Mrs. c. NJ. Neu-
hausen, the property, 5x20 rods in size,
on Fifth South, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth East, This property was
purchased for investment purposes. and
new houses there, involving the ulti
mate investment of $4,000 F. W.
Whitlock sold to A o. Harris the
property at 9S4 South Eighth East: f.
S. Ferris sold to George f. Stratton
FIVE acres of ground at Fourteenth East
and fourteenth South.
The sale of property in Westminster
Heights is reported active, and a num-
Der Of new houses are being erected.
G. j. Baderscher is erecting a seven"
room house, modern bungalow, at the
corner of Fourteenth East and Holy
wood avenuc. The structure is con
structed of firc-clay brick and Will cost
$4,000. The building is forty feet long
Il. - l.
usually attractive, with a large living
room, l4X20 feet, containing large
fireplace. feature of the dining
room will be the handsome cross beams
along the ceilings with electric lights.
The entire room is wainscotted with
hardwood panels.
Mrs. A. r. Jones has lust completed
n fiveroom modern bungalow on Re
dondo avenue at cost of $4,000. The
Westminster Investment company is fin
ishing fiveroom modern bungalow
trimmed with fire brick, at a cost Of
$4,000. Earl Dunsbee has just COM
pleted a six-room bungalow of Provo
pressed brick at l449 Redcndo avenue
at cost of $4,000.
Hoffman Brothers report the sale of
a five-room modern cottage on Second
East near Ninth South street to J. L.
Chirling for $3.50. Other sales during
the week are as follows: Mrs Z. VIII
cox to Il. l.. Mum, a fiveroom cottage
L. Christensen, a five-room brick house
at Windsor and Princeton avenues;
John Colbert from Hoffman Bros,
four-room brick cottage at 1912 West
Seventh South,
The United Grocery company at 267
South Main street is planning 10 re.
model its store by tearing out the front
and replacing it with a new plate-glass
display window, The work will cost
about $4,000, A branch will be started
for the company OH Sixth avenue and
h street.
The prominence which the southeast
bench is holding on the real estate mar
ket is well shown again by the many
sales in that district reported during
last week. All the dealers were un,
usually active and many good transac-
tions were closed, Unless rain sets in
today, all statesmen and agents who have
property IN that part of the city ex-
pect TO be, very busy. In IdewiId
dition, the sale of twenty eight lots was
! recorded for last week by A. n, Hum
phrics, the owner. The purchases in
sixteen of these are preliminary steps
to the erection of new houses. This ac-
tivity shows TO good advantage the
coming Importance of the southeast
bench as residence district.
The sales reported by Mr.. Humphries
for the week, and the number Of lots
bought by each investor, follow: Gil
! bert L. Naylor, two: L. c. Sullivan. two;
j., G., Van Meter, four L. NJ. McNa-
mara, two; George Busch. two; T. n.
Wheeler, two: &. NJ. Korth, two; f. n.
Wheeler, two; George Bogart. four; b
D. Delenay, four; Rodney c. Place. two
OF these, all but Mr.. Delaney and Mr..
Van Meter live in the city, With the
exception of Mr.. Delaney, all expect
TO begin the erection of homes in the
addition early in the summer. Mr..
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