Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-15
SITE OF PROPOSED 100000 1a SCHOOL ON THE EAST BENCH
REAL. ESTATE and BUILDING

at the First Regiment Armory hall in
Chicago. The purpose of the apple
show is to develop the apple industry
by encouraging the perfection In grow
ing and fixing q standard of CONNER
cial fruit: also to bring the growers OF
tho different, regions together for the
interchange of ideas. q
f. G. Holding holds that the Hotel
Utah could more appropriately be
called the White Palace hotel He calls
attention to the fact that San Francis
co has It's Palace hotel Denver its
Brown Palace hotel, and why not Salt
Lake its White Palace hotel?
Sales of Burt & Carquist for thu
past two weeks: a beautiful modern
S-room house on Third avenue for
$4,000 from w. F. Wilson to Walter
Wright; a modern 4-room buff pressed
brick cottage on Brooklyn avenue from
addison Cain to A. Lorenzen for s2,4b0;
residence and store on south Eighth
East to William Stringhnm for $4,000
from j. N. Hansen, and building lot
on j street between Ninth and Tenth
avenue to Sam Olsen for $3.50. This
week two modern residences in Forest
Dale have been started. Il 7-room mod
ern home on Pine avenue for Walter
Cuff and n 5-room modern on Jensen
! avenue for Earl ]. Bost. At the present
time Burt & Carlquist have under con-
struction 40 beautiful modern homes
in all parts of the city, most Of them
In the southeast.
N. j. EULER, OF Butler Brothers. who
recently opened a restaurant on Third
South street, has secured some valu-
able property through tho firm of A.
G.. Mahan e. Co. So favorably was
Mr.. Butler impressed with Salt Lake
City when he passed through some
time ago that he disposed of his in
terests in Butte and came to Salt Lake
City to make extended investments.
Already he has purchased five-room
modern bungalow OH tho corner of
Ninth South and Fourth East streets.
His brother has purchased some choice
building lots on which fine home
Will be erected.
A. G. Mahan & Co., report the fol-
lowing sales: Thompson to Mrs. Mel
home at 427 Twelfth East for $4,000;
Sarah l.. Gross to II. G.. Mercler. q
house at s2l First avenue for $4,000; A,
Pickering to r. II. Slaughter,a house Mt
900 Washington avenue for $4,000; g,
u. Warwick to Frank Woody. house
at 657 Browning avenue, for $4,000
u, lNann oil lSHHI IoIotheiS mas pu
chased the southwest corner of the In
ftersection OF Twelfth East and Fifth
South, and will build handsome resi-
dence.
The brick and terra Gotta work on
the new Kearns building Is practically
completed and the finishing of the IN
terror has begun.
Thomas ,Kcarns has purchased from
the CAPITAL Electrical company the
property at IL and Il Commercial
|. street and an addition to the power
plant which supplies The Tribune and
The Herald buildings with heat. light
and power. will DO made. The new
Kearns building will also be supplied
from this enlarged plant 7E
Tho Capital Electrical company has
taken n 1O-ycars' lease. on the Jen-
nings block and will move Its general
offices to that building,
The finishing touches are being put
on the new Grand hotel or Lillard
building mt the corner OF Main street
and Fourth South The furniture for
the hotel will be all In within tho next
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