Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-12
REAL ESTATE and BUILDING

Stowe & Palmer report that they nave
many requests for prices and descrip-
tons of the advantages of different 10
cations in the addition by people In
the city and from other localities. The
alternate pleasant and bad weather.
however. deters purchasers from In
vcstlng, II Is said, and IL is not ex-
pectcd that there will be any great
rush for locations in the property un-
I'll settled weather conditions,
The Utah-Idnho Investment Co,
have just closed the contract Tor the
construction OF nvc modern brick cot
tagcs ranging from four to six rooms
each. the houses are being pullt on
Seventh South near seventh East,
three of which are now for sale. This
company by its Manager w. Eccles
Baird, has just closed the deal In the
purchasing of Il large tract OF lana on
State street near Fourteenth South,
they Will not await advice from tho
weather man. but will take immedi-
ate action In the grading OF streets
and plating out building lots. which
may be purchased for cash or terms
ranging from 500 to $500 per lot
Every precaution Will be taken TO
make this one of the most modern.
and desirable additions. The invest
ment involves $4,000. and Mr.. Baird
states that they intend building
number of cottages there as soon as
the weather will permit.
The firm of Burt & Carlauist re-
ports the following sales recently
closed through their office. amounting
to about $4,000:
o. H. Kister to A. j. Flulse, resi-
dence on South West Temple: Co
operative Investment association, nne
building lots on the northeast bench
to Mary NJ. Thompson: modern home
on Lincoln street, from Mary Howard
to Eleanor Broderson; courtroom
modern residence on Eighth South.
near West Temple, to Edward Scholz;
house on east Second South. Samuel
D. Dec to Mary Jensen: four-room
residence to John Hulderstrom; n
four-room house. modern. on Blaine
avenue. from the DeSeret Mutual In
vestment company to James Morris
four choise lots east of Liberty pnrk,
from Elizabeth Webb TO Hyrum II.
Evans; fine lot on Lake street to
Soren y. Jacobsen; nice building lots
on Washington avenue to Henry Loef-
her and Julian Lnrchers seven rods of
fine trackage property on Third West
street to local investor, northeast
bench lot to F'lorinn Wcrncron. from
the Cooperative Investment company:
four-room modern house on Blair
avenue to Max Sommers, $2.45G;
Deseret Mutual Investment company
to Owen s. Hardy, four-room modern
house. s2,65O: F. r. Fletcher to Lud-
wig Ruckert. fivc-room house on
Eighth West street, $1,000: Granite
Investment company to William
Hawkes. flve-room cottage on Nc
Clelland avenue. $4,000 house from
B. Johnson. $4,000: house from S.
Pitts. s1.s0o: lot from Cooperative
Investment Co. S525, four lots on
Lake street $500
Little & Little report considerable
activity in small sales for the past few
days, but nothing closed this week of
much consequence. They are looking
for brisk times in early spring.
Cannon G. Cannon had an active week
In the sale of small homes and build
ing lots. A $500 home and two acres
went to August Myer. located on south
Ninth East Conrad Koch bought for
$3.50 home in Forest Dale. Two
houses near Wandamere were sold to
Mark Richter. the consideration being
$1,000. Ten lots. In Hill Crest wore sold
at an average OF 5000 apiece, Inquiries
for property In all parts of the city are
growing more numerous each week.
Lively sales are anticipated inside of
a month.
The real estate business generally for
the week has been quiet with In
quirlcs increasing most satisfactorily.
and the prospects are that bright