The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-25

quist to william c. Rowe: house from
Western Warehouse company to Dan
lei Edgar.
Federal Heights.
Stowe & Palmer report an increased
business 10 Federal Heights lots for
the week. II. ]. Wallace, manager of F.
Auerbach & Bro, yesterday purchased
seventy-five feet in Federal Heights at
the corner of First South and UNIVERSE
~ streets, and will begin at ones the
erection of a fine home on this site r.
L. Edwards has bought the southwest
corner of Federal Way and will start
the excavation in a short time for
home. The price of these lots was 81
500. A /. Thomas. jr-, A Brown, A T.
Thomas and the Modern Home Building
company have bought lots on Perry
avenue. paying s1,4OO each, and will
build this spring.
Among other sales reported by Stowe
& Palmer are the following: Modern
Home Building company to Josie
Greenwood. bungalow at 3s4 K street,
s4iO0; Modern Home Building company
to Jessie Ray, bungalow at $50 X street,
S,l0O; North American Loan & Trust
company to J.. NJ. Hiskey, twentyfour
feet on Edison street, $1,000; North
American Loan &: Trust company to ].
D. Trumbo. $50 acres of land in Davis
county, $500; L. B. Brown 10 Court
ney Investment company. lot on Fifth
South street. between Second and Third
East streets, SO, 500; B. & NJ. Investment
company to John McSOrley. house at 81
East Ninth South street, s., 900; Martha
Larson to q. D. Felt. lot on McC1elland
avenue. 81 200; Robert Craven to E
I-~ p,
South street, $1,000: Nathan Freeman
to Frank Jordan, house at 44S Sixth
avenue. Waterloo 81 500; c. l. Rood
TO Louisa Marsh. lot on Seventh East,
between Seventh and Eighth South
streets, $1,000: Louis Scckels to Freder-
lex Stayner, lot on First avenue, be
tween T and L streets. S1,550.
Property Deals.
The A II. BirreH company report the
following transactions through their Of
fees the past week:
A 323-acre ranch on Sand creek, Ere
mont county, Idaho. from Lemuel Steele
of st. Anthony. Ida. to Mart Martensen
OF Meyfield Ctah This is the making Of
one of the finest ranches in Idaho and
the purchasers will spend cOnsiGera bic
money in putting il IN proper shape. Mr..
Martensen and associates will shortly ship
several hundred sheep there and it is their
=
sheep and blOOded stock. The eonsidera-
ton was $1,000
A choice building lot on Thirteenth East
between Second and Third South streets,
from DR. {. {. COuntryman to c. +. Sher-
mer. for 81. 100. The Birreil company VIII
erect a handsome eight-roonf two-story
modern home for Mr.. Shermer on the
property. It will cost $4,000 and the plans
have Just been finished.
A lot 4x5 rods on Second avenue between
6 and II streets. from Alonzo ". Plat to
Merrill Nibley, for $500 This is a choice
site for a handsome residence and Mr..
Nibley will shortly erect home to cost
from $500 to 5000.
The firm signed a contract and will be-
gin next week 10 build a seven-Toom bun
galOw for Roscoe Breeder. manager Of
the Breeder Office Supply company on
his lot on Fourth avenue and A street.
This is also a choice location and if the
plans and specifications are anything to
go by Mr.. Breeder will have one of the
coolest and most convenient homes in the
city. II viii cost 5000.
A lot on Eighth avenue between II and
I streets. from a. W Lewis of Butte to
o. z McGahen of this city. Mr.. McGahen
owns two adjoining lots and will have the
Birrell company erect three bungalows of
five rooms each on the property TO cost
about $500 each.
The firm also sold for Joseph Z. Taylor
to J. \. Hansen. 81 feet by 155 feet on
Eighth East and Princeton avenue for
Sl.S75 and will erect for him 3 five-room
modern cottage and grocery store.
The Salt Lake Security < Trust COM
pany sold to Richard Welsh a terrace in
Brunswick court for $1,000. Mr.. Welsh
bought this for an investment
The A. II. BiTrell firm is just finishing
a handsome six-room modern pressed
brick bungalow on K street between Sixth
and Seventh avenues for George Russ of
Grand Junction. Colo. Mr.. Russ has the
ground and the house was built for an
investment. II will-be sold. The contract
price of the cottage was $3.50
Another deal made by the same firm
was a new and modern five-roOm cottage
at "a Fifth avenue from Joseph Haynes
20 r O. Prick. the consideration being
$4,000.