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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-01
NJ DONALD ACQUIRES
ADDITIONAL PROPERTY
Candy Plant Will Ultimately Be
Enlarged to Double Pres
ent Capacity.

With tho idea Of ultimately cplargiug
his candy factory by the erection OF ad-
diuonal buildings. j. G. Mcdonald Of the
Mcdonald Candy company purchased Sat
urday from Il. II. Lane d2k feet frontage
on Fourth South. street. having a depth
Of $50 feet While tho consideration is,
not given. II Is understood TO be approx
imatciy $4,000. The new building or
buildings to he erected VIII however.
bring the total amount involved above tho
Sl00 600 mark.
Mr. Mcdonald now owns a tract oC
land extending through the entire block
from Third South To Fourth South street
Tho property on which Is situated the
present plant of the j. G.. Mcdonald
Chocolate company has frontage Of
J1l feet frontage on Third South street
and extends back $50 feet The newly
acquired property has a frontage Of only
52l feet. with depth of $50 feet. but e
has right Of way which makes up Tor
the difference in tho frontage OF the TWO
pieces OF property.
Mr. Mcdonald said Saturday that while
the purchase Of the new piece OF prop
crty meant the enlargement of his pres
cnt quarters. he was not prepared to give
out definite plans Just at this time.
II is known. however that an enlarge
ment of the present capacity Is impera-
tive,
The property which Mr.. Mcdonald pur-
chased has on 1, at the present time four
houses which are bringing In good
rental. These OF course, Will sooner or
later fall prey 10 the house wrcckrr. as
the ground was not purchased for rental
purposes but Tor building purposes eN-
clusively.
From the little that has been given out
II IS almost an assured fact that Mr.. Nc
Donald intends to make OF this part of
the city a candy row. 1T is pointed out
that with the newly acquired property
the Mcdonald company Will enjoy the
OF having frontage on two inn
portant streets. Third South and Fourth
South streets,
Mr.. Mcdonald says that the plans for
have not been developed To
a point where they could be given out at
IL Is understood however. chat
they will Involve the extension OF the old
plant to more than double lis capacity.
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BREAKING RECORDS
OIV STORAGE PLANT
Contractors Working Night and
Day in Race With Adyanc-
inc Season.

Records for fast building operations In
Salt Lake arc being smashed 10y y. y.
Clark. cement contractor. !" The founda
tion work for the new plaut of the Utah
Ice and Storage company. which IS be
ing erected AT Third West and Second
North streets
The general contract for the erection
Of the building was let April 2o To II. X
Whccan. md at 2:3U o'clock the same
day the contract for tho concrete work
was given to MI. CLARK Before sum
down that day Mr. Clark had his mix
crs and materials ON the ground and
the following day 100 men were set Al
work In three shifts. Last night thc
cement for the last foundation pier was
poured ana The walls were about ioui
iifths completed to tnc height where thc
brick work viii begin.
This work has been done under many
difficulties inasmuCh aS the ground WIS
sort and water was encountered Ht t
depth OF hy" tCot Ia the nEraN2 tipU>.
which were made down 90 n1vuTan al a.
depth OF from eight To ten fcot.
The general contractor has agreed go
turn the two-story and basement build
ing over complete by July -. Ice max
ing machinery Is now on the way and
before the end Of July tho company viii
he manufacturing 100 tons of Ice u day
in the new plant,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-01
REAL ESTATE NEWS AND THE
CITY'S BUILDING OPERATIONS

Real estate transactions for tho week
included only three sales ranging above
$4,000, although local brokers report sew
eral large deals pending. The trans
fer of the last residence on State street
between Second and Third South streets
to c. Z. Overfeld for $50. 200 was the
largest deal closed. Another important
sale was In the large lot at the southwest
corner OF Second North and Third West
streets for $4,000 and the other deal
was the purchase OF additional ground by
j. G. Mcdonald at the rear of his fac
tory and extending 10 Fourth South street
for $4,000. Dealers who are making
speciality of lots In the new additions re-
port an active demand and many sales
during the week. Improved residence
property is also easily sold at right prices
and many buyers are looking for snaps
in trackage or business property in the
vicinity OF the Denver & Rio Grande-
Western Pacific passenger station.
Rapid progress has been made on build
ing operations during the last week and
contractors are no longer hampered by
slow delivery OF materials. Erection OF
steel for the Utah hotel is nearing COM
petlon and the Newhouse hotel building
has reached the NTH floor, The Lillard
building will soon be we'll under way
and the contra ctors are making rapid
progress on the Kearns building, Work
on the new Peery building on Third South
street will not be started for two or
three weeks
A total OF seventeen lots in Idlewild
addition, two lots or Laird avenue and
one modern brick residence was the
business transacted last week by a. n.
Humphrles, Mr.. Uumphrics said ycster-
day that he was kept busy all week show
ing people the addition. y party Of east
erners were In the city, but deferred IN
vesting until they look over other fields.
The heaviest purchaser during last week
was Rosa Il. Wilcox of 81 South Seventh
West street. who bought 1--WE lots. which
will be improved. j. w, Boesch of st.
.z.yt.,
Der company in Salt Lake bought four
lots. to be held as an investment. Other
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-01
FIFTY-FIVE LOTS SOLD
IN L0NGVIEW ADDITION

FNty-hve lots sold In the last week is
the record made by n. NJ. Long G. co
in the new LonGview addition on State
street. between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
South streets. according TO a statement
made Saturday by N. NJ. Long. the man
ager, This exceptional activity is taken
as evidence or the fact that people arc
anxious for ground upon which TO erect
SUBURBAN or summer homes far away
from the noise and dust of the city and
yet In close street-ca connection with
the business district OF the city This
fact is made even more clear in the an
nouncement that more than half OF the
purchasers intend TO erect cottages in the
near future and establish their homes on
the ground
The addition is all ready for building
activity and the outlook is that II will
be In full swing within the next two
months. The addition is already supplied
with water. good street car service. cleo
, ,rle lights, Well-sraded streets. shade
trees and IN the next few weeks viii be
graced with cement sidewalks. These
facts, together with the location of the
tract indicate that IL win he built up
rapidly. The tract Is in a most beautiful
locality near the new Granite stake
house, with grass. flowers and trees sur
rounding 1t on ali sides and attractive
houses, stores and other improvements i'm
evidence on all four surrounding streets
The main attraction to the new addi-
ton is the fact that IL is located far
enpuSn out 10 nave all the appearance of
real suburban residence district and is
sun In close touch with the business part
OF tile city because OF the efficient car
service on the Murray and State street
lines. At present the air is full of the
fragrance from the surrounding orchards
and fields and OF the music of the birds.
MT Long says that the sales for last
week surpassed his antlcipations when
he first opened the tract. with one or
Two exceptions every one who saw. The
tract was purchaser of from two 10
five lots or the nfty-five sales made,
seventeen were not completely closed, al
though deposits have been made The
deals actually closed rollow.
w. Evans. two lots; j. r. Kinks. two
lots; F. S, Award. three lots: Mrs. Allie
Tierney, two lots: Hubert Jones. three
lots; /. Dayts. four lots; II. b. Johnson.
four lots: G. C. Meyer, two lots: q O.
Evans two lots; j. w. Ness, two lots:
Mrs. Anna Hansen. five lots; Burt Grose,
three lots; James Pine. four lots
Tribune Want Ads.
! Bell Main 5000, Independent 260
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent 360
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Tribune Want Ads
Bell Main 5000 independent ago
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purchasers were Patrick Bonner OF Eu-
rclia, two lots; George H. Murray. three
lots; j.. \. Snyder a groceryman OF Muir
ray, three lots. Mr. Humphries also
MCkimm for $500 and a modern resi-
dence at Al East Ninth South to Frank
Lcttieri
The Homer Realty company reports tho
sale of four lots on South State street
during the past week. According to the
manager of tho company there Is lively
demand for all kinds OF suburban prop
erty.
During the past week the Prudential
Realty company sold twcnIy-siX large
lots i'm LaUTclhurst addition No. ., The
addition In which the lots were sold was
recently acquired from the owners OF
Laurclhurst. Chandler & Soulcs.
The sale OF the last old residence on
state street, between Second and Third
Souih streets, was made Saturday This
is the old adobe house on a lot 50lxgg
years ago by y. McAndrcws of Los An
SeIeS ana II was sold To &. p OVcT6cld
OF Salt Lake for $4,000. MIR. Overhead
will erect n new building on the lot
Danlcy 6 Johnson report the following
deals closed: DR.. g. j. Douglas TO Mrs
NJ. Howells, 20 rods on Thirteenth East
and Sixth South for $1,000; nve-room
brick cottage on East Fourth South TO
Rosalina Levy for $4,000, from J. H.. Paul
lot on East Fifth South for $3.50 to
j. T.. Funk
NOIk mas pcen Degun on n new one
story brick saloon at - North Third
West street by the Wagencr Brewing COM
pany. The building Will take the place
OF an old structure which has been torn
down. The placing of a saloon in the
district is in connection with the gen
eral commercial growth of that part OF
the city.
The Utah Fire Clay company is making
number OF improvements at the factory
on South First West street. Among these
Is the erection of a two-story office build
ing. This Will cost $4,000. A two-story
Drick factory is also being erected at a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-01
BUSY WEEK ENJOYED
BY HOFFMAN BROTHERS

The past week has been busy one
With Hoffman Bros company. dealers in
Tsal estate They report the sale OF
three houses and a number of huiIdt,r
SITES In Washington. Baltimore and Caro-
Una subdivisions.
The firm also reports that active work
mas peen started on Harvard place. Third
East and Ninth South streets. In nut
ting IT into shape for residence mr.
poses. Streets are being opened I'm.
Sidewalks laid and trees planted Worl;
mas also been commenced In erecting ten
new modern houses.
II is the intention OF the company IN
begin operations soon In Plating tho
on Ninth East and Tenth South streefs
This new subdivision Will be improvod
In modern fashion and Will be nut i'm
hrst,class condition for the building of
residences.
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independept 36o
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of ten the homes in this d
on the payment plan. and L q
several years 10 complete u.
or course in the meantime
have TO he so built as 10 d
substantially. Otherwise us1
discomfort on the part Of ID
and a dIscontlnuance OF pay
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-01

mendation ] could give as TO their dura
biity and workmanship
According TO the company this is but
one OF the many similar comments passed
every day by owners and prospective
owners OF these north bench bungalows.
When asked what he considered to be
the most salient feature OF a home a
representative real estate man OF Salt
Lake said: "Dura bilify. in nine cases out
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-01
LOCAL SEEDSMEN TO
ENLARGE WAREHOUSE

Word has just been received by the
Portcr-Walton company that The ship
mcnr OF It's new feed mill and seed clean
ing machinery has been made from NIL
few days. Upon arrival, installation Will
he made Immediately at their new ware
house at 522-2l South Third West street
The buildings at 9-ll-l3 South Third
West street which have been used as a
wholesale grain. hay and seed warehouse
will he completely remodclcd and an adj
ditiOnal story added
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-01

well-known builder OF the city bought one
OF the bungalow homes on tho north
bench. This man. without knowing who
the builder Of the home was, said: Our
ing all Of my experience as a builder /
never saw better constructed houses than
those on the north bench, and | have
examined almost all of the houses there.
| am contented to put my money into one
for home and that is the highest recon-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-01
BUILDER BUYS HOUSE
ON NORTH BENCH LOT

One OF The most flatterlng compliments
that could be paid a company was un-
consciously paid 10 the Salt Lake Securi-
~ Prust company recently when n
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street Meeks & Mccartney company has
presented the city with fourteen lots
along the proposed line.
Enough property owners along Main
street have already signed up, It is said.
to secure the paving from Ninth TO
Twelfth South streets. and petitions arc
oelnG circulated among the property
owners of Eleventh South at present
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent $50.
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bel pielcn u,icrcn bieiiecn 5bcntcr.
ircunoen nod i'll portbeilbniter Grin.
nerung iteben.
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n@iirnemal,5" lang, perfGrpert ben
.4nnting," nnb Der 8aritoniIt Gld-
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in ocrieIben Sluffiibruna 10 @Idn5en-
oes l%eiitetc, bat Die RoIle ocS $50
ton" iune.
Iie @aItiircu limo; Warianne iSla-
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lln0 tSoula @ocbuin9.
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t!morcr Ellblitum ia foum npdo ei-
ncr GnpiehIung bc0nri. miro an
Giri9elte1pultc jibcn.
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Bon 2 c Safcn.

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mnllllcs Ben" Sobnlon BON aentlldp
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bern nit @oiier bon G.iieQen alli oen
alten Iarnlen Don Seiferlon Gapis
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gai pom Stdpel gclniien milroen.
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8rieHaitem.

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Yoit fam feline Sporselber entgesen
ncbmen, bis pic 1oit : Spartaiien-
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itimmt. al rueId,cm 1atlm oas &c
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