Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-22
SIXTY eUslNEss MEN PLAN Ex.
cLvs'vE INCIDENTAL
DISTRICT.
EACH 70 HAVE ACNE TRACT,
HOUSES MUST De EXPENSIVE
No Residence to Cost Less Than
$500 Restrictions Placed on Sales
TO Obnoxious Observation-Disclosures
ship 70 Exclusive Circle Sold For
$500 100000 Involved in Deal.

It is to be known az "The Heights
and will include a sixty five acre tract
Immediately west of Grant View park
In the hill district. 80
What Mob Hilr' is to San Fran
cisco. the Back Bay to Boston. Fed
eral Hilr' to Providence. West Lake
to Los Angeles. and Sheridan Row" tc
Chicago. 1.-The Heights" Will be to
Sioux City. according to the plans OF
sixty prominent local business and pro-
fessional men who have just taken
over the tract and launched the
Heights association"
The deal for the acquisition Of the
property, which Is the most pretentious
engineered in Sioux City In years, has
been conducted by A. ]. Dean & Son.
and has taken nearly year to COM
plete. 1t will mean a wonderful de-
velOpment in that section of the city
the coming summer. When finally cut
into plots and handicapped the amount
involved win be ove:. $4,000. The
tract already has been cut into lots
averaging about an acre each and the
landscaping plans have been completed
by Swain, Nelson & Sons Company, of
Chicago, who have national reputa-
ton for that character Of work.
The Owners.
The sixty men who have taken over
the tract and who comprise the assoc
citation are: F. L. Eaton. Van Buren,
Knott. J. L. Kennedy. John McHugh
L. w. Mallory w. ID. Hunt, James P.
Martin, w. S. Warfield. Jr. G. B.
Healy. w. N. Ford, B. H. Kingsbury.
p. B. Mclaughlin, A. J. Mclaughlin,
T. F. III. Spreng, ]. L. Hanchette. Ben
Davidson, w. 8. Gilman, F. A. McCor-
mack, J. N. Warren, e. A. Burgess, J.
A. lMagoun, Jr.. Dave Davidson, ]. B.
Humphrey, i H. j. Hutton, George
Thorpe. William Gordon, F. M. Pelle-
tier, NJ. j. Orr, w. Cornish Beck. L. l..
Kellogg, J. H. Bolton. F. L. Hutchins.
z. J. Hanlon, NJ. L. Finn, A. L. Fri
bourg, w. p. Marley. c. A. Knapp, O.
s. Dean, J. w. Porterheld, e. M. Cor
bett, D. E. Kerby. Oscar Ruff. Henry
Metz, w. e. Tackaberry. John J..
Keefe. Fred w. Sargent, Fred H.
Peavey, H. A. Sadler. George w. Avery,
H. A. Knepper, w. G. Mcneil, William
Milchrist, Howard 8. Baker, J. A. Dean.
Charles r. Kennedy, c. A. Davis, F. e.
Gill, w. G.. Sears, Max McGraw, J. b.
Groves.
Rigid Limitations Made.
1 According to the articles of ASSOC
citation which have been signed by the
sixty members, no buildings other than
private residences and the outbuildings
belonging to them shall be erected in
the addition, No residence shall cost
less than $4,000 and q ban is placed on
tenement houses and stores. The To-
cation Of the building on each acre
tract has been fixed in the landscaping
scheme, and no member will be allowed
to move forward of the building line"
Each member Of the organization
obligates himself not to dispose Of his
building plot to any one not already
member Of the association. Should he
receive an offer for his property from
non-member and desire to sell, the
proposition must be presented In writ
ing to the board Of directors and should
any member of the association desire
to acquire the tract at that price he
may do so. otherwise the sale may be
closed as planned.
Membership in the association has
been sold for. $4,000 and for the pur-
pose of development and Identification
an annual assessment Of 5000 can be
levied. The association is to be gov
erned by a board Of fifteen directors,
which is to be chosen at a, meeting 10
be held in the near future. The Off,
GERS will consist Of q president. vice
president and secretary treasurer.