The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11

Real Estate Notes

pany, is ono OF the best sellers OF tho
week. The plat consists OF twenty SIX
lots. Already ten OF the lots have boon
sold. The addition was opened ten days
ago. The company has spent nearly Sl0.-
600 in improving the site. Six hundred
| trees have been set In front OF the lots
plat Is north OF the state fair grounds
and offers nne building sites. The Onequs
! school building is within three squares
1 OF The addition. Street car service al
ready is established. Tho sale of lots
here Is interesting men who work on the
railroads. as 1t Is handy to their work
| A number OF new homes Will be built In
the spring.
weeks business. Among the sales this
| firm closed UP this week we're ten
acre fruit farm in Cottonwood. to D. T.
rsfre. epvlle. 10 George HSSe D. Koehcr, and six
room house TO II f. Bassett Ir.. at Thir-
teenth East and Seventh South. The
same 1rm sold for William StrinGham. to
J. A. Chase, d residence and store near
! Conterville.
Mention was made q few days ago, In
The Tribune that the Real Estate Deal
| ers association had appointed a commit
tee to look into getting copper rehnerics
| that notice the committee has received
| letters from two refinery firms OF Den
| Yer. saying that under proper conditions
and with sufficient encouragement, reun
cries will be located In or near this city.
! After considering the letters the commit
| tee decided TO try TO induce another corn :
company considered Is thought to be the
| logical one for this place. Along the line
| of manufacturing concerns. TWO letters
| have been received from owners OF rae
| tories with headquarters in the east In
| forina tion Is called for that Will give the
| propretors an idea OF the facilities for
! manufacturing and shipping. Never be-
/ fore has Salt Lake been so strongly
| fY,a ri nOint
| for distributing manufactured goods. In
| creased railroad facilities have helped to
! bring this about. In looking over Salt
Lake as n manufacturing city, these m
creased facilities have made the right
| impression on outsiders.
c. O. and Earl Dunshee report the fol-
| lowing sales for the week; -Four lots on
| Westminster avenue TO John r. Dear
corner on Westminster avenue, for $1,000
cash: flve-room modern bungalow and
| ffty-foot lot on Westminster avenue, for
! s37So cash, To II, RI. Harris, A six-room
modern bungalow. the residence OF c. o.
| Dunshee. has just been compile ted. 1922
| East Westminster avenue, at cost OF
$4,000, and a fvc-roon modern bungalow
| now Is nearing completion at 1i60 West
minister avenue, one feature OF which is
| an lnglenooll corner containing large
| fireplace. A thirteen-foot built-in buffet,
other features of a strictly modern
bungalow will be used in this house.
which will cost about $3.50.
Burt 6 Carlquist have built. in ALL
! ffty-two houses this year. The finishing
| touches are being made on the last OF
| them.
Even il the child has grown too old TO
! believe I'm Santa Claus. there Is disap-
pointment IL the stocking is left empty.
Skeptlcs become believers in St Nick
Just before Christmas, just as the Sun
day school classes have increased In
IN before
date.
It's a mean trick TO quit going to see
her" right now. Be game, Visit some
store and select a gift she will apprcci-
a ~eichcr.
Sales folks in the different stores be-
| gin TO notice the increased trade. and
are alert 10 sec that they get credit for
overy sale possible,
Did you ever notice tho process OF buy
ing A gift? A hurried glance is given
At the show window. then Il look around
TO see that no one is watching, next a
long look al some particular article. and
the hand goes TO the pocket with the
coin; slight hesitation. and then break
for the inside 10 have 1t over with as
quickly as possible.
Sloppy weather, yes. but II Is 'shoppy"
weather. too. II you don't believe 1t.
take swing around in the retail district
Salt Lake will have the greatest
Christmas in it's history. Everybody is
able 10 spend something 10 make the
other person happy. It's not going TO
cramp anybody.
Most OF the stores will be open even
ings beginning Thursday night before
Christmas. The custom la recognized as
! well nigh a necessity.
! Guess what cold best yesterday, No
need TO tell, Umbrellas were in demand,
! some raincoats. 100.
Shoe merchants came in for extra bust
/ -.,N, -S.-K
clement weather Just a touch OF wintry
weather comes about right. It's timo
summer retired, anyway. say the ner-
! chants,
| W. II. Morrison of Hedfeld, ~ d, is
new cntrant Into Salt Lake as an inves-
tor IN farming land. Two years ago F,
&. Wicking. with Offices in the Boston
! building, met Mr.. Morrison in Chicago
At that time Mr.. Morrison asked all about
| farming land in Utah and about Salt
Lake as business city. He said then
| that some time he was coming To Salt
Lake. Two months ago nc came and
| liked the prospects SO well that he took
UP 320 acres of land near Midvale. under
| the Smoot act. He has spent conaidera-
Bile time looking over land propositions
and Is satisfied with Utah and Salt Lake
| especially, AS soon as a favorable report
goes back TO Redfcld from him, there
| VIII be party leave that place for
location in Utah. Through MIR. Wicking
and the firm OF Meoks & MCCARTNEY Mr.
|
see the advantages of Investing In Utah
Mr. Morrison. on being taken to The north
bench to the site for the new high
! school building, could not express his
admiration of the view from that point
and OF tho advantages OF the location
| for a school building, Ho said Salt Lake
should go after factories TO complete the
| best city he ever has visited.
The Ziop's Savings Bank and Trust
! company has declared a regular per
cent dividend and n special dividend OF
3 per cent, The total paid out In div,-
| dends TO stockholders this time Is s25. =
| 900.
Fte'schmann h Co., the yeast manufac-
| tursrs, viii have new quarters In Salt
Lake. building now Is in process of
J construction on South Stale street which
Will be used for offices and warercou.
, The rear Of the building will he used for
a barn and wagon shed. The company's s
| Offices have been at Ii East Fourth South
street The building will cost $500,
Bernard o. Mecklenbcrg is the architect
The George NJ, Cannon company Will