The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-17

Building permits for July are looking
up. The past week Building inspector
a. B. Hirth issued twenty eight permits
| zoo This raises the permits Tor July
within striking distance OF the, permits
| for the corresponding month OF last year
month still is considerably behind July
| of 1909 in the expenditures the permits
call for. Several handsome permits are
| in sight for the latter half OF the
month. however. and the building inspec-
| tor fondly hopes to equal the record OF
| last July, If not to exceed 1t,
Rowan & Thomas report the sales dur
ing the past week of two farms in South
| Hooper, Davis county, to Richard Black
and c. E. Wanless for $4,000. and home
| from Joseph Holt on Richards street be-
| tween Tenth and Eleventh South streets
| to G. T., Wanless for $4,000
During the past week there has been
fairly active demand for farm properly;
n M Long CO. rtds report n,,ntw the to sa'e salt II
Lake City and eastern parties, The
Hubbard Investment company and A N
Humphries also report the sales OF sew
eral dry land farms in various parts of
| the state.
A large consignment of Yule marble
from Colorado arrived during the pasI
of the vestibule and hallway up to the
second landing OF the new eight-story
Mcintyre building on the west side OF
Main street near First South street; some
and have a beautiful white smooth nnlsn
The business opportunities end OF the
real estate business seems TO be PICK
ing up from the reports received. IL Is
said that no less than fifty persons have
been located in business In Salt Lake City
during the past month. and many otheI
propositions are pending,
The old adobe two story mouse now De.
ing demolished at the corner or a stree'
and South Temple is one OF the historic
landmarks OF the city, 1t was built pacR
gnn l.
time cabinet and furniture maker, who
occupied il until 1872. He had little
shop in connection with the building
where Ralph Ramsey carved me eagle
that was placed over Eagle Gate, Whlch
a few years ago was covered with cop
Burt g. Carlquist report many stable
deals this week, Including the toho"ins
APARTMENT house on Fifth South, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth East, to b. Sha-
fer. r.,
Six-room cottage to Albert j. Lin
nell on Twelfth South and Second East.
Eieht-room house on Eleventh East
near Eleventh South. to Rhoda Hol-
brook.
Store building to John F, Applequist
on Eighth South. corner Of Fifth East.
Fiye-room bungalow on Eighth South,
near Fifth East. to John Appequist.
Five room house on Belmont a'e"ue
and Tenth East TO O. Jansen.
Among their sales for the week were
B. & NJ. Investment company. 10 Gro
yer Hansen a four-room house neal
Tenth South and West Temple.
Cooperative Investment association 70
F. 3 Burner. building lot on wash
ington street.
Five-room cottage on East Sixth South
from Ada Taylor TO j. Hornbow.
Worl, Is going along at q lively clip on
the new apartment house being erected
by w c. A Visslng at lO1-lll South
Sixth East street. The structure is 10 IN,
clude twelve four-room apartments ano
will cost $4,000. The brick work mas
been started on the building.
The old Hamilton property at 4o' E.as'
First South street has been purchased oS
W. ~ Griffin and the expenditure OF a
large sum of money IS expected soon IN
an apartment house or fat. The ground
has a frontage of fifty nine feet on Flrs,
South and is $50 feet deep. The plan OF
Mr. Griffin Is TO erect an apartment
three stories high
The finishing touches are being phceo