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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-30

the purchasers. About 5000 feet Of
cement walks are about to be laid. the
contractors being James 4 Wood.
The improvements on the old Godbc-
Pitts drug store corner. Main AMI
First South, are nearing completion.
the board fence having been torn away
this week, showing a very attractive
front The building will be occupied
by the drug store and a cigar store.
"
The Mehesy's now store building on
Main street, near Third South. with
It's two ground floor stores, will be
ready for occupancy In "a short time.
Mehesy's viii occupy the south store,
and the north one will be for rent
The superstructure Of the big DAILY
hotel. corner Main and Fourth South.
Is now being erected by a large force
OF workmen.
The steel on the Newhouse hotel Is
now up TO the floor OF the seventh
story. and the workmen have been
making rapid progress the past week.
The Goddard Real Estate company
reports a fair week. with many in
quirios and a few sales. with others
pending. Among those closed are the
ANIAN ANNas ANM N|NNN near IMHINAa
fourth East and Eleventh South. from
L. W. Snow to the salt Lake Invest
ment company, consideration. $500.
hve lots on the north bench 10 Mr..
Cramer for $1,000: lot on Twelfth ave-
nue. and r. to E. r. Hodson OF the for.
est service. consideration. $500. with
building restrictions.
Serene futile. ~ the futile Real Es-
tate company. has. since Jan /. sales
To his Individual credit amounting 10
Sl0i, 600. which is a pretty big show
ing for a single member OF one real
estate hrm. During the past month.
tho firm has sold o. has closed sales
amounting to $200.00O. The sales in
clude three fine residence sites on
South Temple. 3xtO rods each: one
5000 residence, u $4,000 residence
and one $4,000.
The produce commission houses are
beginning 20 move into the great mar
ket place down ON Eccles avenue. near
the D. q r. c. depot where the S2O0.0 900
Browning-Ecclc building 7Oxi50 feet,
Us nearing completion, snue OF the
numerous apartments being already
prepared for the reception Of the ten
ants. Hancock brothers. the largest
wholesale produce house ia the state,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-30
EAL OF THE WEEK.

Lying near the Denver & Rio Grando
depot is the old st. Patrick's church
property. in the interior of the block
at Third South and Fourth South. and
Fourth West and Fifth West. Thurs
day. u. c. NJ. l. purchased this land
from the Catholic chuuh through Bish-
op Lawrence Seaman for "a considera-
tion OF 5000. Large warehouses will
be erected thereon in the near future.
Il is reported THAI a Salt Lake mer-
chant will presently begin the erection
Of a 100000 business block on the
II side Of Third South. about half
way east OF State. 1t will be three or
four stories.
Cannon & Cannon are plating i'm
Crest Second addition into building
lots. 40x190. The lots vary In prices
from ti75 up. Hlll Crest proper is all
sold out and several new homes lave
beer erected on the property.
The real estate firm Of Burt & Carl
Quist sold 8 pieces Of salt Lake prop
erty during the week. The demand for
cottages has increased tremendously
since good weather set in, and the COM
pany Is kept busy building homes for
AlflN many AAnANAAAfAa WI AA'AA AAAA
tive easy payment plan. The offices OF
the company are now located In the
Felt building.
The improvements on the building re-
Gently occupied by the Godbe-Pttts
Drug company at First South and Main
are nearing completion The corner will
be occupied By the United Cigar stores
and the rest Of the west frontage by
the owl Drug company, "a new en-
trance having been made for the lat
ter business.
n. NJ. Long q Co. report the follow
ing sales IN Longyicw Park addition
during the present week: " Evans,
two lots; J. n. Kinks. two lots, r. s.
Award. three lots Mrs. Allie Tiorney,
two lots. Hubert Jones, three lots; L.
Davis, four lots. X. II. johnson. four
lots. G. g. Meyer. two lots; G.. c..
Evans. two lots. J. W Ness, two lots.
There are n more which the contracts
have not been issued on. The same
firm has made the following sales in
Gordon South Lawn addition: Mrs.
Emma Hanson. five lots. Mr.. Burt
Grose, three lots: James Pine. -four
lots. The streets are already graded
and trees planted. In cases where
parties buy several lots water rights
for ir~rigating gardens, etc, are granted
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THIRD SOUTH STREET
OFFERS INDUCEMENTS

Real estate men are anticipating a
great stir in Third South property di-
rectly that the magnificent new Den
yer a Rio Grande passenger station is
thrown open to the public, and the
travelling %pOpulace which now uses
Second South, will have been diverted
into this new VEN OF trade. The
erection OF the proposed splendid Peery
building on the corner Of Third South
and West Temple will direct some at
tention IN that direction presently. but
the quadrupling OF the number OF peo-
pie ana vehicles which will pass up
and down Third South the day a score
Of passenger trains commence coming
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EAST FIRST SOUTH
COMING TO THE FRONT
Considerable Proper,v
evidence Both in Buslno..
'And Residence Propo.inanl

There teens TO be- c-onqido-,,
property improvement m,vo- a
First south, east of Main stree, oD
months capital has had a VA. i'f
mat direction. Every Indicate, IN
to state and First South a. "''
mancnt center OF the auto,n.hU peI'
ness OF the city. Counting tbo
already located there and
nave arranged to move into which
on lhe town AS 300 az net, h, part
az De erected grounds o.. ss
r. iaN9 lacated per contr.,.
practically an the lmport,r, N.ultact,
OF the city viii preseptiy garages
Whereabouts. The Whites, located
pany has Just taken % % vsars COM
q tract Of ground ON tyrg. On
laclhk north. between state s, Jun
ono East, d VIII erect a rey~ SCI
tltre shortly. The Sharman h.4ase
bile company Is now mnyino -.ouo-
new quarters near there ana H'' US
Moyle garage building around ,.e ols
ner on State will soon h gut-
Tor business. Eleven stores viii l'aey
capacity OF the new two-story Wy
uui'ns that Us being erected on ~
gu Ll1'ig property on the corner 10
N hNAA LNnN South w.Han
rooms above. This building vi, WIZ
not less than $4,000. The Salt gyst
Glass & Paint company win prest-.
occupy its new quarters I'M he 10y
story and basement buildirg W.
erected by James HogIe at sS.2i csl
First South. The Madsen E,r,,,'
company has just completed ovtHle
improvements In It's ostablisbTor.
Of east First South. It Is also bintoSs
tnat the Wicks interests have reS'sod
TO extend leases on the ysipsbIo
ner across the street east IN tbe ~.
Lake theater. and that It win moi L
long ere a splendid building win -.
that orne Further east on ~,
south many important Improveu.n,
nave been made IN the past vesr y.
two, and many others are contemnist.S
The residence end OF First sontb a.
considered as next 20 South Temni.
tne most desirable part Of the clty I'M
which to live. All In an. FIRST so,,tL
Is today Of the best prosnects ~
investors in Salt Lake. Judging s,o,,
present indications.
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NEW OFFICES FOR
REAL ESTATE FIRM
Moving Day at the Office of KimbaII
q Richards Il Being
Celebrated.

This is moving day at the office OF
Kimball & Richards. and the firm will
open up its offices Monday In its now
quarters at S. Main street, where II
viii have about twice the space for its
office force that it has had at the old
home, 30 Main street.
When Kimball & Richards started i'm
business two years ago. they sublet
about 100 square feet Of noor space IN
the room which they have occupied
until today. The space was enlarged as
the Arms business expanded until Of
late they have been occupying the
greater part Of the room. This. how
ever, the members OF the firm found
too small, and so the move to the build
ing formerly occupied by the salt Lake
Knitting store was decided on. Here
they viii have about 1000 square feet
OF floor "A which viii be fitted up
with every office convenience necessary
to handling their real state business.
Some idea Of the magnitude OF the
firms operations at this time may be
gained from the fact that there are
fully 100 men employed on Highland
Park tract, which is the firms main
enterprise THIS year. Inc MuTk ot
street grading. Of planting trees, and
later Of laying cement sidewalks and
curbs a. being rushed, and the Kimball-
Richards Building company has started
a force which, already Of considerable
size, will be increased rapidly as work
progresses. All this requires of itself
a considerable amount Of attention on
the part OF an office force. Then there
Is the sales force. n the further large
mou OF clerical work when lots are
sold on terms. as are most Of those in
Highland Park. Kimban a Richards
say hat even with the doubled space
and the office conveniences which they
will be able to install, the space will be
none too large.
out az Highland Park the work Of
laying the cement sidewalks vas begun
this week. The first permit for this
was obtained Tuesday, and with char
acteristic promptness the actual work
In this connection was started the mex
day. This was tone without diminish
ing the street grading force which has
still a considerable amount Of work
ahead OF IL. Applications for more
permits for sidewalks are already be-
fore the council. and II Is expected
that this work, which involves in the
aggregate 20 miles OF cement sidewalks,
VIII now proceed without interruption
throughout the summer.
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Salt Lake Realty Offers Good investments
SUMNER CLIPPERS
SEEK CANYON LOTS
Park Siic- iu Cool Girn~ Near salt
Lake VIII be- In Demand
This season.

Tho approach of summer with It's
tir,somo oppressive hest ana yct with
i.s shady d~,iirhtful places or refuge.
GAUGES oac 10 ln..c pate the lsllus ,rip.
the outinG OF Cv.a tlc Hfc ot 3D. perma-
ncnt summer horne. s0ls Lake cit. is
much favored in THAT ,he Wasatch
range which borders the city ON tho
cast Is n.,sd with natural parks and
bits OK mountain scenery a5 grand as
chose OF the Alps themselves.
ono Of the re.cutly uJgnt aItrl cane
yon park sitt- near tho city ls what is
now called Forest Home comprising
about 90 acres at the hsad of Lambs
canyon. Cd branch of Pal'eFa A. the
name umulicf an abundance OF umhcr
c0lsisting % Q~uIkcunsu ald inc Wild
lowers AMI borIies abound at FOREST
Home and o. ioiightculiy pure stream
Of mountain water d1shcs through the
site.
Forest Home is reached from the
Tarciay station ON the Park city rail-
way. and the road to the property will
soon be sui.HCle FOR automobile use.
Forest Home has been divided into
acre lots. m1uy of which have already
been taken by prominent local people
who intend to erect summer cottages.
A. b. ChTistcna ri. j. Stoker Jr, f. ~.
Gone. T.. r. Morgan. John =. Morris.
+. Y. Fox and = j. Stookcy. have pro-
cured sites and are interested Goo the
bsautifying Of tlrc rendezvous.
Few cities ir tlc world can pride
themselves on the variety uf attrac-
lions which abound in salt Lake. a
big lake I'm which bathing is more
plcasurablc than iu the ocean. the
greatest duck grounds in the world.
mountain resorts and trout streams.
and n veritable cVnter Of good music
and drama-such is salt Lake. the
destined metropolis OF the inland west,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-30

is moving into its c-ommodious quar-
ters This week. and others are also
stirring around preparatory to getting
into this market place which VIII soon
count most OF the produce firms Of
the city.
"AshtOn-JcukinS company repor the
sale recently OF nearly $4,000 worth Of
lots in Liberty Heights. This Is "A re-
markablc showing I'm view OF the fact
that the addition was not placed on the
market until Arbor day. two weeks
ago. They have already completed the
improvements on two blocks Of the
property. Three fine homes are al
ready Ia course Of construction on the
plat and all Of the purchasers up 90
date are holding their lots with the
view OF making the place their home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-30

in and dumping their loads Of people
into the new depot will rave more in
luence in pointing out west Third
South than N other circumstance
Already two new stores are being
erected on the south side Of the street.
between First and Second West, near
where another new store building is
nearing completion. Immediately after
the depot is opened, there will be a
great unsatished demand for small
stores, offices, barber shops. rooming
houses. restaurants and other build
ings on Third South, from the depot
TO town. and the surprise is that
the opportunity is not now rasped. as
I'm less than 60 days the day OF the
opening will be history. and the best
opportunity to get in there will have
passed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-30

largely responsible for many seeking
the higher surrounding locations FOR
homes. for there they know they can
truly enjoy living without suffering tho
hardship of heat.
az the many who have purchased
homes I'm north bench sectionh none
was more satisneA Than a prominent
contractor OF the city who himself. aft
ar having for years built houses and
buildings OF an descriptions. VAS
thoroughly contcnted in the purchase
NJ one of the bungalow homes on north
bench. This is regarded as a most con-
vincing testimonial Of what is claimed
by tho company that built these
houses. the salt Lake Security a.
Trust mpun The Seeing salt
Lake" parties now make regular trips
10 north bench and the comments and
expressions of surprise from these
visits are most interesting TO hear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-30

oliver Hodgson. the general con-
tractor will soon complete his work at
the Clift House Corner. What a
change in the looks OF the property.
No Investment can make for the
amount expended viii make the show
ing or produce the results, as will
the Investment in plate glass-Bennett
Glass a Paint Co.'S posters Gas usuaD
yet cover the front OF the windows.
This assists the workmen 10 remember
that h glass is there and to remind
the public who does the work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-30
STEADY SALE OF SITES
FOR HOMES ON NORTH BENCH

The sale ~ homes ON the north bench
has been steadily on the increase dur
ing the past few weeks, the past week
having been a bauncr one in that
respect. The fow warm days have been
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-30

KNIT GARMENTS. 0Oc AND UP.
CUTTERS. SO Main st.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO OGDEN.

Via o. s. l.. every Sunday. 800
round trip. Eleven trains each way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-30

EAT YOUR SUNDAY DINNER
at the Annex Cafeteria. Hours IL
to 8.
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saltair, Grand Ball. Tonight.
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Pinnecr RoohnpH.

Sold. laid q d guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co.
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man interests had gained control of the
States traction the Sugar Trust Of its
sugar, tho Salt Trust of the output Of
Grent Salt Lake and the Guggenheims OF
its smntrrs
All these big business mon. In the In
tsrest Of safety. had interlared their in
vestmonts with those Of the Mormon
church lenders. and Il was their coal
ition with the Mormon leaders that pro-
durod tho Smoot political organlza tion.
When this council hack o( the Smoot or
ganizaton met 10 decide upon a non
Mormon Senator they looked to the law
nrm that bad waNed strong by dccotirE
erland was the senior member OF this
Guggcnhein,s, his principal clients, hc had
made no place for himself In tie life of
the community. Until his nomination
came 10 him on their platter no had not
moved finger 10 possess himself Of II.
He did not control a single member or
tho Legislature which named him. Nor
does he control or name as his friend
or supporter n single member of tho
Smoot -bossed Legislature which will re-
elect him next month. unless prevented
by the Intervention Of President Taft
through his appointive powers.
New York, Dec, I. r, r.. PRATT.
We do not know who Mr.. r. F.. Pratt
IS. but 1t is a clear case that he has hit
So close to the mark that every mem"
ber Of The Federal bunch will feel in.
clined 10 dodge
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-16
HITS CLOSE TO THE MARX.

With respect 10 the Sutherland self
seeking. and the efforts of the Smoot
gang to dispose OF him so as 10 get
his scat i'm the Senate SO they can give
II to somebody else, it appears that the
game is understood elsewhere as well
as ia Utah. We find accordingly, in
the New York World of December Ith,
under the heading ''Senator Suther-
land for the Supreme Court" the fol.
lowing letter;
From your Washington dispatches
observe that President Taft "is consid :
ering" tho name of Senator George suth-
erland OF Utah as a likely appointce 10
the Supreme Court.
The rule In Utah liz that one Mormon
and one non Mormon shall represent the
Stat In the Senate. The State emerged
from Territorial days with The M0rmons
hard pressed through polygamy prosecu-
tions and non Mormon political organj-
zstion active, compact and victorious
Senator Thomas Kearns was the last Sem
ator this orga niZation produced
In 1904 Senator Reed Smoot Mormon
apostle. SO perfected his Organization that
he routed the rival organization I'm the
Republican party and gained the power
TO name the non Mormon 1-ho was 10
Shorsiy prior 10 this time the Harri-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-16
THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT.

1t is excellent to see genuine mani
festatiop of the Christmas spirit. And
it is especially charming 10 see that
spirit fully developed through the ex-
pressions Of child. We present as an
excellent exhibit of the true Christmas
spirit the following charming little let.
ter from a boy at Pocatello, Idaho, and
trust that all good things may come
to him in the true Christian spirit
which he himself manifests;
Pocatello. Ida, DcC 10. .
Mr.. Santa Claus: Dear Santa--I am
little boy "a years old. AS Chris tmas
Is almost here mamma says ] must be
good boy, All ] ask Santa Claus
bring me is a black cat. wish ! could
make every poor little girl and boy
nice present. as ! would rather give
than TO receive. Hoping they all Will get
MS much as do. wishing you a merry
Christmas. goodbye. >.---
MASTER KENNETH COATES.
$50 West Clark Street. Pocatello. Ida.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-16

the murderous DANTE raids Lyman
wight. who was one Of the most vindic
tive of the DANTE leaders. was A high
Smith Of the Adam.o .ondi Amman stake
Of Zion, and was afterward rewarded
for his bloody deeds i'm behalf Of the
tirst presidency by being elevated (ip
ls41) 10 the apostleship. He was one
OF the most active Danites. but was not
excommunicated. On the contrary
Marsh, Phelps, Orson HYDE, John Cor,
rill, Reed Peck, John Clnmenson and
others who had denounced the murder
Gus outfit were cxcommunicated there.
for, and Marsh. Hyde. and Phelps
were compelled to bow the humble
knee before being received back into
the church. The others remained ex-
communicate. They had offended by
criticism of the first presidency and the
means those men employed for cnforc-
ing their authority. The villains who
had been most active in the DANTE
raids, plundcrings, burnings, and
murdcrings were elevated in the priest
Award was communicated was he
cause even he rebclled against certain
murdcrous orders issued to him By
tho first presidency: and in order Ia
make II appear 10 the world that they
did not approve Of Award and his
murdcrous gang, Joseph and Hyrum
Smith and Sidney Riedon openly de
nounced him to the world-which WAS
mere trick, such as has been re
peatcd in effect hundreds Of times since
Elder Roberts could write from now
I'LL doomsday in an effort 10 clear 10.
seph Smith of responsibility for the
DANTE gang, but history will constantly
rise against him TO the end Of time
aud render his efforts fruitIcss.
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LOCAL HISTORY
WHAT HAPPENED DECEMBER i6

iS77-The Mornons who had settled in
Rabbit Valley. Wayne county, Utah.
were organized as a branch of the
church. called the Rabbit Valley
branch. Later this branch was
named Loa.
lSSj-Deputy Marshal II. r. Colin. who
had been guarded in Fort Douglas
most of the time since shooting
Joseph w. McMurrln. was admitted
TO bail.
lsS6-Edward NJ. Dalton was killed by
United States Deputy Marshal Will
liam Thompson, Jr.. at Parowap.
Iron county. Thompson was arrested.
Matthew Pickett of Toocle was ar
raigncd In the Third district court.
charged with unlawful cohabitation.
He pleaded not guilty. Thomas Jere-
my and Peter Gillespie of the Six
tecnth ward, were arrested charged
with unlawful cohabitation and placed
under bonds.
1SS9-Mayor Francis Armstrong and other
municipal officials were arrested in
Salt Lake City on charge OF mis-
appropria ton Of public funds and
conspiracy,
1901 f.. Jeck was appointed city re-
corder Of Salt Lake City in place OF
Louis Hvams. resigned. \ franchise