Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-15

futile Brothers company report the
following sales for this month: u. e.
Scribner to D. r. Thompson by
10 rods on Twelfth East street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh South. s.. 800.
Mr.. Thompson will Immediately built q
fine residence on this lot. ]. M. Jensen
to l.. T. Rains, No. $50, Third avenue.
s room brick and lot $4,000: NJ. s..
Woolley to Il. G. Wager, 80 acre farm
at Hunter, Salt Lake county. Utah.
$1,000: l.. ]. Dull to e. Simon. 81
south Eighth East s room house and
lot $1,000: e. Simon to L. ]. Dull.
Rose farm. Fourteenth South and
Eleventh East: $500; NJ. s. Wooiiey
to Walter Williams. lot 55 by 113,
Valley View addition, s1,100; Georgia
Jennings to Fred Stanchheld, 5 room
modern house and lot, 367 Sixth Ave-,
$4,000; w. Green to w. J. Cadell. 164
north Third West. 3 by rods. and
houses $1,000. sold to D. o. Rideout
of Draper. two lots on Pierpont Ave-.
$1,000; to D. o. Rideout 8 by 8 rods
on Third West and Third North
Giles, so by las. lotein Valley View.
$1,000: NJ. S. Woolley to Emil Josey,
lot rs by 40 Thirteenth East near
Eighth South 5000. These IL sales ag-
gregate in value s3a.280.
A. N. HUMPHREYS reports the follow
ing sales: Roominghouse. No. Ga west
Second South. from c. +. Jones to Mrs.
j. w. Smith. consideration $1,000: Elko
Rooming house to Mrs George Wright,
consideration $3.50: rooming house ut
Nos. and Kendall square, from Mrs.
Francis to NJ. Sylvester; rooming
house at No. ass west Second South, to
Mrs. Grussel; rooming house at No. SIS
south First West, to Mrs. Mclaughlin;
confectionery store at No. 131 west
Second South to B. Falcone: house and
lot. No. 6st north Third West, A. n.
HUMPHREYS to D. ]. Mcnamara, con-
sideration $500: three vacant lots,
Twelfth South and State from Martin
Sheets to Walter S. Martin. considera-
ton SLIPS: two vacant lots OH NJ
Clelland avenue, from Charles Epson
to Mr.. Doxey, consideration 5000: house
and lot at No. 219 west Seventh South
street, from a. NJ. Rendell to Mr.. Thos.
w. Casteel, consideration S2.l50: farm
at Centerville, Utah; from Mr.. Duncan
to Mr.. Achurch, consideration s3,50D:
farm at Woods Cross, Utah, from Gus
Heder to Franklin Gerber consldera-
ton $1,000: farm at. CenteEvills.h Ttah,
from NJ, E. Jackson o'.Mr,. Duncan.
consideration sl,7O0; Idlewild sales: j..
S. Towle, 2345 Ouray avenue. Sugar
House, two lots; j.. w. Beverly. 1884
Windsor avenue. three lots; Pete Fellin.
Leadvlle. Colo. four lots; w. Lantng.
lots; T. j. Fowler, Laramie. Wyoming.
two lots: Z. E. Carroll, Great Falls,
Mont. two lots 4
After months of careful work the
improvements made upon the Kenyon
hotel corner are rrcomplete!it21i Leading
architects have pronounced { the work
the most hazardous yet attempted in
Salt Lake City as all the heavy pill
lars and columns supporting the build
Ing We're removed from the north and
three upper stories being supported by
heavy timbers and steel. Not the
slightest accident happened during all
the delicate work of reconstruction.
The architectural work lcas, done by
d. G. Dart and the improvements were
made by the Deseret CONSTRUCTION Co.
under tho supervision of5 81! Jensen
A. D. Campbell has rnada arrange
nrents to build % Eflve-story building
at 81 west Third South street The
lower floor will be ,.Iseds for five stores
and the upperas n ropmlns house: The
cost will be about s14 900. IA Mr.! Camp
bell has owned the properly since 1855,
[ For moro than eight months con-
struction work q has been done on tho
new Granite high school; but 1t Is
practically finished now. When the
doors are thrown open. the students
will enter soneSof the Il finest school
buildings In the country. Principal
Moss says thatsthe students may move
to. the new building the coming week
Y What Is conceded by all who have
The delayed facing material for the
completion of the Hotel Utah has ar
rived, and construction work there
has been resumed. 81
Rowland hall chapel Is so we'll under.
way That its completion Is promised by
Nov. Is. II 3ll {SIs \,
Cashier Beebe OF tho zion's Savings!
Bank & Trust company ia confident
that the dredger lately secured from
san Francisco with which to dredge out
the surplus canal will be used to make
over the canal into n larger channel
than tho Jordan. so rs to divert the
wyayer6 entirely from its ancient bed
W. the new channel which Is d to be
known rs Bransford river.
al tho national apple show ut spp-
I,nno. Nov. IA TO 10. prizes to the
amount OF $4,000 will BIO awarded
From Nov! 20 to Dec !. the prize win
ners Of this show, will he. on exhibition