Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

casioral sharp bite or frost in the air
for a few weeks longer. when things
win settle down To- am active market
the Ike of which salt Lake has not
enjoyed for years.
Building operations have marched
steadily on the past week. with never 1
halt ON account of miayorable weather.
Greater progress has been I'm construc-
tive work this week than for any week
since last summer Large forces are
found at work on the Hotel Utah, the
M,l utyre building, the kearns build
ing. the NeN house hotel. the DAILY
building the Moyle building the l.. u
$. gymnasium. the Vermont building,
tho Covcv flats. the Alta addition. the
Halls corner the Commercial club
building. the Felt building, the ID. a
r. c. depot. lu fact. an parts Of the
clty where constructive work IS going
on. unusual progress has been made
this week An Immense amount Of now
improvements and new buildings is be
ing planned for the near future, among
which are tht big AucTbach department
store on the corner of State and Third
South. the Newhouse theater half
block south the construction Of an
other slJyscraper this by the Peery
estate and Dooly interests on West
provcments on state. between Second
and Third South: the VI. X Mullen
elevators. and other buildings are iu
contemplation for the early spring
months Every indication points 10 un-
usual building activity ln Salt Lake this
year. not only iu the business center
but loo the new additions. the new sub
divisions and in the old resident dis
trlcts i'm the four quarters of the city.
lHfH .fH a Ha....
ord for the preceding a. months, no
doubt the biggest In the history OF Salt
Lake.
close TO 100000 win have been ex-
pended on the Mcintyre building ON
Main street. adjoining the Mccormick
bank on the north. when completed
next month Thursday tho scafolding
WAS removed from the front, revealing
an exterior as attractive as anything i'm
In, city. The dimensions OF the build
ina are 5ONl53 feet. eight stories the
ground for stores, tine upper seven
stories for offices The building is alb
eoIut-Iy arcpruof. that is, az near as
modern means can construct 10. The
only wood iu the entire eight stories rs
"a narrow strip around the windows
There is q double elevator. All the
front figures and ornamental work are
cast in place r. $. Ehret superinten-
dent of construction. says there Is
nothing like the Mcintyre front In the
entire west and be has supervised the
construction of numerous large build
mgs iu many of the large cities Of the
vDst The contractors are A. & j. Nc
Donald. who are erecting the large ad-
dltiou 10 u. e. VI. I ON South Temple
street TIL building win Do ready FOR
occupancy April I The south apart
meut viii Doe occupied by the American
Express company The center room by
no knitting factory and the north
apartment by the Deyine JeWclry COM
pany.
The Peterson Real Estate company
rcuurts closing half dozen small sales
this week: others n sight, and bust
ness generally getting better.
The sugar House Coal & Lumber
company has secured grounds at 22O5-l5
Eleventh East for its yard, whore lt
viii az once erect an office and other
necessary buildings The company has
ordered a $4,000 stock 90 open up with.
~ i. Larsen rs manager ~ the new
corporation, with offices mp town. and
A. L. Larsen viii take charge OF the
yard
a lt1tntrr ADVISES Inat business rs
growing better with every day, and
prospects bright FOR a big years busl-
moss.
Air Sears Of the Sears Realty COM
panv reports things looking much bet
ter tnqn for weeks past
The Hallomn-Judge company reports
o. lively week. with the following among
their sales. Mrs. Mary Palm TO John
Greene. property at 1894 east First
South, for s. 800; h. J Raybould 20 Y.
o. Mills, lots on Douglas avenue for
81 $40. Glenn Hitler 20 George S. Smith.
Dot ON Second avenue. 81 200. Charles ".
Mantor 20 Daniel Alexander. lot on *
between Fifth and Sixth avenues, 81 200;
John Luce 20 A. J ellis OF the Gillis
Construction company, - Sixth East,
Tor q consideration Of $500 IL Is an