The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-16
PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT
(From Camas Prairie Courier, July /
1871

(From Camas Prairie Courier, July /,
/ 1850
Since taking over the management
and control of the Fairfield Townsite
company, l have reduced the price of
town lots in Fairfield from one-half to
three-fifths of the original price, hav-
ing blue prints made of the same with
the price OF each lot marked. These
prices will never be reduced again
for all time to come, except for one
day-which will be the 29th of July,
1915. On the 3Oth day of July, 1915,
the marked prices will again take eff
feet and on December 81, 1915, all
the town lots which the company own,
and are not sold before that date, will
be advanced 10 per cent above the
present marked price. l am doing this
for the sole reason that wish to give
the local people as well as others,
chance on July goth, to secure what
lots they want and take their choice
of location
The regular terms on town lots will
prevail, Twenty-Five per cent of the
purchase price, cash; Is per cent one
year from date of sale; rs per cent
two years from date of sale; and rs
per cent three years from date of sale,
III
lege of paying all or any part at any
time. On all cash sales of lots dis
count will be allowed of per cent.
There will be no changes whatever,
except as above announced, under any
consideration or circumstance. For
instance, you buy a lot on the 29th
of July on the regular terms as an
nounced above, with marked price,
we will say, of 500. You buy it for
$50, divided into four equal payments,
which means $3.50 cash; $3.50 one
year from date of sale; $3.50 two
years from date of sale; and $3.50
three years from date of sale. This
gives the purchaser a 10 per cent adj
vance on his purchase Immediately,
and on December 81, 1915, advancing
our prices 10 per cent above the reg
ular prices, gives the purchaser a
20 pc cent advance on his purchase,
making each and every buyer a partner
with us in building up good town
and enjoying the advance of values
accordingly.
For your information, / have signed
a contract with Mr.. G.. r. Tiede for
an artesian well which he will start
to drill as soon as pipe for casing,
which is now ordered, arrives The
well will be eight inches in diameter
and is to be drilled in Block 16 on lots
%, 30, 80 and 81. These lots are re-
served for hotel purposes and are in
the center of the town. Our plans are
to put in an elevated tank, 80 feet
above the surface Of the ground. This
gives water pressure of 40 pounds,
which will supply water for the city
and make an excellent fire protec-
ton, which means cheap rates of in
surance for the merchant and those
building within the fire limits espe-
cially.
The auditorium, which will be fire
proof, Will be built on lots 8, and s.,
of Block &c.
The architect, Merton G. Kingsley,
who is now located permanently with
us here, has his Office above the Col
! den Rule store and is now preparing
plans and specifications for this build
ing, and specifications can be gotten
from him as soon as he completes
h them, for those wishing to bid on this
q work
t There is also to be constructed, as
e soon as plans are definitely settled, a
# fire proof automobile garage, with di-
d also fire proof building OF 25x6K feet,
e which bids will be asked for to con-
/ struct. Also, the Fairfield Commercial
7. club owns lot in Block IS. They
e propose to build home on that lot at
II an early date. The bank building,
IS which is now under course of con-
J. struction is located in Block 81 ON
d lot 2S. There are several other build
It ings which will be under course OF
st construction as soon as plans and de-
If tails are settled. In placing the Au-
ditorium on lots and 4 Of Block 16
which means the center of town, the
object is to make it as convenient to
e. all the people of the town as possible
81 l am having number of maps made
with the prices printed thereon OF
each and every lot, which will be in
our hands in about ten days, and
shall be glad to give one to any one
interested
n / will also present, free and without
d cost to them, warranty deed to each
d and every legitimate religious organi.
5. zation wishing to build house of wor'
ship in Fairfald, regardless of de.
- nomination.
have also set aside the entire BLOCH
= IA for public school purposes, without
II cost to the school district. have al
so set aside the entire Block 20 fol
city park purposes, and parts of Block!
III 2, 3, 10 and IL for public buildings.
III Referring to our water system witt
an elevated tank, that means watel
Ill pressure in every house built in Fai
Ill field and the lowest of insurance rate!
to the owners of residences as we'll al
business property.
iii Fairfield is destined to be the larg
III est town in this section of the country
III Our revised prices of town lots ant
terms of sale are such that will brinl
for the purchaser an assured increas
in valuation.
We shall aim to keep you poste