Show I i of 1W 1 1 millions fo Salt > Eake1ea1tp n d Buildings 11 The real estate business transacted in Salt Lake City In the year just closed las greater in volume than the precedIng year by1479G1L In addition to this it may be said too that while the volume o business In the past year 15 not so great as is shown by the figures fig-ures at the boom years the business of 1899 has been of far greater value to the cIty than that of the best boom year on record There was an almost total absence of speculthe buying in the year just closed Every purchase almost without exception was for permanent per-manent use by the buyer or for permanent manent investment The amount of property purchased for homes by people in moderate circumstances would make a better showing than was ever made before could It be set out by itself and in that one fact alone can be found great encouragement for every lover of Salt Lake The total value of the real estate transferred hi Salt Lake City and county In 1899 as shown by the official records is 12136L This does not include in-clude the mining properties sold durIng the Year at Bingham and other points in the county The value of these is given at Soo94G more I The value of much property transferred trans-ferred is not stated In the records the entry being I and other valuable considerations con-siderations so that it is not possible to get at the exact figures but from the figures given and from a careful estimate In all other cases the real estate es-tate business of the year may be put pu-t nearly 6000000 Factors of the Year There were three distinct well defined de-fined movements that effected the buying buy-ing and selling of inside realty in the city during the year The first and most important of these was the location loca-tion of the federal building site As anticipated the choice greatly effected the price of the adjacent property and a strong tendency was manifest In the last half of the year to pull business south on Main street This resulted In a strong demand for property on Main south of Second South and a corresponding corre-sponding increase In prices Closely associated as-sociated with this and no doubt growing grow-Ing out of it and for the purpose of offsetting it was the effort to attract attention north on Main street by those having large holdings there FIne Improvements are under way and as a result there Is more activity In realty than for years Still another factor that largely influenced + in-fluenced the movement of real estate i was the choIce on the west side of a site for a 500900 union depot and the purchase by a number of business finns of ground for warehouses This had a stimulating influence on real estate business in that part of the city and prIces advanced until they doubled in some instances The persistent talk of new railroads coming In added its influence influ-ence here to the other factors named Another influence not so closely confined con-fined as those just noted was the evident evi-dent determination of mining men and other welltodo citizens to secure all the best rCGldences1tes on First Brig ham and First South streets running east The demand for lots for small and moderate priced homes was confined confin-ed to no one part of the city but the greatest activity was In the east and southeast portions Another thing worthy of note was the fact that thg demand throughout the year was confined to what is known as inside property There VaS little or no activity in outlying additions that were started during the boom Nor was there any expansion in the bus ness district outside of the movement for warehduses on the tracks The retail re-tail business changed its current in places but it still remains inside of what was the business dIstrict fie years ago The increase In values during dur-ing the year was 33 per cent on a great deal of business property It was 50 per cent on much of the best residence property on the east side It was a good healthy Increase In every part of the city The real estate business of the year by months IU3 represented In dollars is as follows Real Mining Month Estate Transfers January 24SS47 19043 im February 197945 25796 Much Y 207405 198218 April J 799811 8t215 May 346003 212821 June N J 491251 9197 July 455556 31911 August 93SO 4g299 September 242395 1971 October r90S 1lO November n 314329 OOSOS December 3t197 17686 Total u j5 L136T 800946 Total for 1895311750 Increase 1479Gl1 = = The figures given for April include the transfer of the property of the Pennsylvania Smelting company too the American Smelting Refining company com-pany for 00000 And < the figures for July include the transfer of the property prop-erty of the German Lead Works to the American Smelting Refining company for 250000 Bright Prospects The new year ovens up with unusually un-usually bright prospects for a good real estate business Throughout the year just closed there was an influx of people seeking permanent homes good people who brought with them wealth new ideas and a will to do their part in building up their adopted city This in itself stimulated real estate es-tate business and gave 10 it a solidity that 1s its best characteristic This factor fac-tor wlll be still more largely felt In the year now opening New railroads neW fuctori public buildings new schoolS new mercantile institutions will attract new people to our city people who come to make their home here this will create a demand that will add largely to the volume of the real estate business of the year A large number of mining men who realized real-ized largely from their mines in recent years invested heavily in Salt Lake real estate during the year just closed feeling < that the investments were safe and that they would yield good returns In the year DOW open3 tills will be a feature stlll mOre strongly marked The universal ecllngl is that Salt Lake bust ness in all linen will expand in Lloo ana that the buying and selllng of realty will keep pace with the general advance of the db The prospects were never brighter MILLION FOR BUILDINGS Operations of the Year Reached This Great Total Salt Lake reached the 1000000 marlIn marl-In building 1111 the year 1899 Compared with other recent figures this shows a magnificent stride forward Here arc the official figures as shown by the building permIts for the past three years Total for 1899 961277 toW for 1898 c1561 total for 189i 697840 But added to the total for the year I JuSt closed must be 50000 the cost of the Kearns S1 Anns orphanage This Is just outside the city limits and does not show in the above figures although it is really a part and a very essential essen-tial part of the city Here then is an increase over lStlS of 320000 or 50 per I cent True the figures for 1899 Include e the purposed university buildings but it Is also true that the fitiures for ISIS include a number of buildings begun in 1898 bull finished in the past year so that one Item will go towards offsetting l offset-ting the other Forecast of Next Year r Looking Into the year non openingl 1 t 11 v I the prospects for building arb most flattering Unless all present signs fall the year 1900 will break all records and do more 10 advance Salt Lake to the proportions of the city he should be than has been done in five yearn past In prospect is a union depot the estimated esti-mated cost of which is put at 500000 next in Importance and cost 1s the federal fed-eral building for which not less than 300OQO will be appropriated by con gressthis sum may be Increased to 500000 next may be placed St Marys cathedral the cost of which is estimated esti-mated as high as 250000 then follow the state university buildings to cost 200000 as a beginning the business block on the corner of Maln and South Temple to cost 150000 the Z C M L improvements to cost It least 100000 the SheidonTackc college to cost 50000 the Houston terrace to cost 25000 and the Geddes home to cgst 25000 Here is a total approximating 2000000 without taking Into account the numerous warehouses the many homes to be built and the business blocks great and small I the plans of which are not yet made public and the many others that will be planned as the season opens The year 1900 gives every promise of being by far the greAtest buildIng year ever known in the history of Salt Lake Division of City For Convenience the city Is here divided di-vided into four building dIstrIcts District No1 includes aU that portion por-tion of Salt Lake south of South Temple Tem-ple street and east of MaIn DIstrict No2 all that portion south of South Temple and west of Main DistrIct No3 all that portion north of South Temple and west of Main District No4 all that portion north of South Temple and east of Main and Center These districts are Identical with the precincts except that the First and Second precincts are thrown together to make the first building district The first district as will be readily neen stlll keeps far in the lead In the matter of building its lead this year b elng mOre pronounced1 than ever The number of cottages and medium priced houses is a marked feature of the past years building The number who built small homes for themselves Is unusually large and us a good proportion pro-portion of these are newcomers to the city this fact is significant and encouraging en-couraging In the following detailed statement af building improvements only items of 500 and over are included Minor improvements Im-provements for the entire city are lumped and included In the total District No1 Mary Burt 84 between Edith and Express avenues and ThIrd and Fourth streets East brick cot tae t 800 Studebaker Bros State between First and Second South ware > houso fro Auerbach BroS ro 53 anti 54 Commercial Com-mercial street alterations and improvements 900 TQhn ltoxbury1a20 South Eleventh East addition and repairs 700 A Hopfenb between Erghth I and NInth East and Eighth and Ninth South cottage roo i Salt Lake Real 1 Estate Transfers Aggregated Six Millions and t i Buildings Reached the Million Mark i C D Sav ecy Tenth East between First and Second South dwelling 9S5 Mrs T B Merrill Second South between Second and Third East twostor brick dwelling 4000 MIscha 1Iarkrow between Third and Fourth South and Seventh and Eighth East brick cottage 700 Tames Davis between Third and Fourth South and Seventh and Eighth East brick cottage 1000 Herman E Campbell 3H East South Temple dwelling 1roo John T White 2S South State street twostor brick and base > mont n 8000 Lorenzo Price 205 East between Tenth South and Twelfth East twostory bricl 1000 L B Goldberg 227 2 9 and 231 South Main dIanges and repaIrs re-paIrs 2000 I H Link 31G South Fourth East addition and repairs tOO C B Olsen Tenth East between Third and Fourth South brick cottage 1800 Martin Grim 1305 South Eleventh East brick cottage 1000 John McKean 10 South Twelfth East thrEeroom addition 600 H G Raddon rear Gl8 South Ninth East dwellln 550 Groesbt1k Co East Second South near lalp repairs and alterations altera-tions 7000 Groesbeck Co rear asatch addition addi-tion 2006 1V S Godbe 1Z South Fourth East repairs 600 j W B Covey Fourth South between be-tween Third and Fourth East brick cottage 3000 S ZL Cove Third South between Sixth dud Seventh East brIck cottage 2000 E G Hines 79 East Second South brick cottage 1500 David Evans 9IS Logan avenue brick barn 1500 Mrs John H Bain XO East Sec end South arldltlon 000 C H McCoy southwest corner or Firth East and Third South two story brick dwellln 3500 Mrs Edith E Eberly Eighth South between Ninth and Tenth 000 East brick cottage Mrs Montague Sixth South be tweeD First and Second East dwelling 500 T F Xewlett corner Seventh South and Second East brick barn 700 Tames Sampson 210 South East Third brick bam 600 W W Beatie Fourth South between be-tween Third and Fourth East brick dwelling 2500 S T Smith 73 East Sixth South addition 700 Stephen Hays Commercial street twostory brick 3000 Rocky Mountain Een Telephone Co 56 South State stable and work shop 2500 T C Griffith It Church street brick cottage 1003 Hugh Roberts EIAhth South be i twOOn Fifth and Sixth East cottage cot-tage 750 Arthur Robinson 933 East SIxth South frame addition 940 Lester Merrill 313 South Ninth East addition and repairs 500 Thomas Kearns Eleventh South and Thirteenth East brick dwelling dwell-ing 4vO R D Millet 210 East Seventh South brick dwelling J 2400 leorgo T Spokes near corner Sixth East and Third South brick dwelling 1700 T B Cecil jr 1171 East Seventh South frame dwelling 1ro Adam Speirs 421 Eighth East brick dwelling 1ro Mrs N N Barrett Keyser court frame dwelling 00 John Wise 261 East Third brick cottage sro F T He J et tt Smenth South and Second East brick dwelling 5500 Hannah Saunders 1310 East Third South brick cottage 700 S A Wolle 437 South third East brick cottage 1000 Elizabeth Powell between Fifth and Sixth East and Sixth and Seventh South brick cottage 500 A S Bower 334 East First South brick barn soo Frank B Stephens 161 Thirteenth East dwelling 4OC James Jensen 55 South Fourth East brick Cottage 900 Salt Palace association between Ninth aId Tenth South and State and MaIri Salt Palace building 5000 Peter Johnson 745 South Third East brick cottage 8000 Board or Education corner Tenth South and Eleventh East brick school building 20965 A B Farleoy Third East between Third and Fourth South brick dwelling 4000 H A Beers Thirteenth East and Fifth South brick cottage 2200 Anderson Real Estate Investment Co between Sixth and Seventh Fast and Third South two brick I dwellings t GtOO I Lbrick f cottfage1347 Lincoln avenue 900 T L Wooobury 263 East South Temple brick cottage 2700 Theodore Brubaclt 53 to 57 Commercial Com-mercial repairs 507 Annie E Wilson Tenth East and Tenth South brick cottage 9a G Y Wallace 1834 East South Temple brick barn 1000 opeative Furniture company rear n to 67 South Main brick addition 700 John McCabe J3 Lincoln avenue brick cottage oo C Ra band 102311insor ro Ethan Jeremy Fifth East and Seventh Sev-enth South brick cottage 1100 William R Foster rear 455 South State brIck cottage 1000 Salt Lake Colleiate Institute 151 I Second East alterations 000 Bryant school First South between Seventh and Eighth East brick addition 2800 T N Pike 1025 South NintEast brick cottage 1200 Anna L Hmdln C6 South Seventh East frame addItion J 910 Jacob Moritz Salt Palace grounds frame building S03 Iarlo Admonl rear 319 EaSt Seventh I Sev-enth South brick cottage 625 Emil Schneider Eeyenth East between be-tween Firth and Sixth South dwelling and barn 900 I Henry Blank i East Sixth South brIck cottage 1S50 N Rasmusen 745 South Ninth East Addition and repairs SOQ Duncan McVlckie come Seventh East and South Temple brick dwelling 4500 A B Farley Twelfth East belacan FIrst and Second South three brick cottages rOOO each 6000 Charles lefnlnser corner Herbert and State twostory brick dwellIng dwell-Ing 2000 1V R Foster 456 South State brick cottago 40 4 8i5 Mr T Di Iartn 745 Est Fifth South brick cottage 2200 > lr Mary E Sineare Second East between Third and Fourth South brick dwelling 50 Tame Fraser 66 East Third South brick cottage 1800 Adam Spears 5 South Eighth Est frame cottage t 5 W H Clark 3 outh Eleventh East alterations and repairs r I A M Anderson Eighth South between be-tween Third and Fourth Est brick cottage 1100 The Consolidated Implement tom 110 pan H3 to 18 South State four story brick 30 Rlec Hawkins 7t South Wellington Welling-ton avenue brick cottage 10 John Kane Third South between Eighth and Ninth Est btc cottage J 15 E M Lve 10 Lincoln avenue frame cottage 8 Mrs Mary A Parker Elm avenue between Fourth and Fifth East double brick cottage 20 T J Comm Third South between Third and Fourth East brick dwelling 6 I Sarah A Pate 242 Eat South Temple brick dWllin I I 3O James Hole cl South Fourth East alterations and additions 9 N C Christianson Eighth East between Eighth And Ninth South addition 5 James Anderson Tenth ESt between be-tween Third and Fourth Sloth brick cottage i 140 J C Horne FIrst South between Ninth ad Tenth East addition and repairs 0 L M Durant Fourth Est b tavern South Temple and First I South tostor brick dwelng 25 Anderson Real Estate Investment company Sixth Est and Third I South two twoSto brick dwel gs O each 6000 Carl A Erickson 347 East Fifth Est Crl South brick cottage 5 J Fennemore 1 ° o East Fifth South frame addition 500 N G Stngha 332 Edith street brick cottage 1 cottg J M Hawkms 5 South Third Est brick addition r Bothwell McConaugh E ghth East between Sixth and Seventh South two brick cottages each 1o C frame E Bennett ewelltng 615 Est Third South m fme cwelltg Cooperative 1ngon Machine agn 1Iachno Copratle 136 to Hi State street I com brick business and sale rooms 30 H R Conanl2 South Ninth East brick 1450 cottage 145 I B F Riter ourth South between Third and Fourth East brick dwelling = s Deserot Savings bank rwelth Est and South Temple twostory brick 2 A I Ia B Goldberg rear 225 South L GOdbut rr 2 Wn tWo tor1 brick weouse 3U10 Mrs Sarah Daft tie cad ast be I tween Third I and Fourth South 65 Gorge T Spoke Sixth South and brick cottages 3500 Seventh Est tw ctage 35 Board or Regents est of Thirteenth Thir-teenth E Regts between First and Fourth South library build I fnn 6000 Physical building 4M Normal building 6000 Bner house 40 Sirs Alice McDonald Pearl avenue ave-nue two brick cottages O each 4 William Dcrkensha Fifth South between Firth and Sixth East brick dwelling dwellng 20 R E > lcrugh Seventh South between Seventh and Eighth East two frame cottages 10 each 2C Alta club State and South Temple I porch 500 Christopher Snyder Fourth South I I between Fourth and Fifth East brick cottage oo William Hadfleld 1107 East South G I Temple brick barn 1000 I W D Palmer 31 and 3 Ninth p p I t East two brick cottages 40 I each 0 R E Anderson Investment com I pray near the corner ar Sixth Est and ThIrd South twostory 3200 i brick dwelling R E 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South holler house and shed 500 T Mary JUdge G and 6 South Main alteration and addition 11000 Joseph Coulam 21 South Seventh 1000 East brick dmcllia tostory 1 shingles 1800 Tot 6 District 110 2 Elizabeth H DUnbar 5 South West Temple Shops smith and cgo 300 Portland Cement company Eighth South and Fifth Vest factory and shop 600 Owen Myres 9530 South Send West repairs on burnt b ldlng 1 < R H Erdb corner Dale and I ceen streets we1ng 5 i Mrs Dora ngman 1 et Send Third South dwelling 600 z C < 11 i 112 and 114 South Main 6 addition and repairs S S WHle Eighth South between lain and West Temple two rick cottages 140 T W Jones First South between Fifth and Sixth Wet brick terrace ter-race three dwelng G airs E Kimball Send West be tweD Fifth and Sixth South to brick cottages 24 F H Harman First Yet b twe Eighth and Ninth South 1000 nhouse Ferdln nd Dlckert South lain and 1000 Seventh South twstor double brick dwelling 5OO University cub 2 West First South alterations r R E Evans Eighth South Hi 0t two greenhouses 1000 J store Sampson building 06 South et Temple 1010 Nellie Yaehouse beten FIth 10 and Sixth South and Send and ThIrd West brick cottage 1ro S M hltmore near Fifth West and South Temple double brick I Deseret cottage Savings k l South 20 Firs Wes brick addition 1210 Otto Sler 125 South Second Vest brick cottage 76 Tame Thompson Third South be ten Seventh and Eighth East 5 Mrs N H Safsbury Pleasant avenue brick cottage 8 W W Chisholm 60 East Temple improvements 70 E JJh Newcomb 53 West Fifth South addition and porch a J D M aY 6 South West Temple ple addition 5 Carl Hoffman Second South be I dwelling tweon Eighth and Ninth West a W D Maloy 929 South Second Vet brick addition a E A Crdwel 10 Lincoln avenue ave-nue brick cottage 5 Sisters academy First Vet b twe Frt and Second South alterations and repairs 25 R H Cottrell First e between Seventh and Eighth South brick cottage 1u William Rgb Ht est Fourth I South brick cottage 15 Henry Phipps Jr rear 146 West nl Sarond JJ brick terrace four I dwellings 6i i A E Welby between Third and Fourth South and Fifth and Sixth West bone and machlneshops 5000 Fee Methodist church 445 South R Eighth West dwelling 500 JEl 1f 5O J E Dooly 133 West Second South alterations and repairs W t B P Owens 552 South Send West brick dwelling IG Stephen Hayes Main between Sixth and Seventh South brick dwelling 2000 Robert Smith 45 Wet Forth South brIck cottage 950 lV S McCormick Second West be iw Jeu twcen First and Second South 1 brick terrace 80 J B and M N Walker rear 20 + Vet Third South brick stable 25 A Hanauer 7 South Eghth Wet frame dwelling 500 James Stevenson 2 South Send Vest double brick cotagti r 15 I Knight Co 31 South West Temple Tem-ple addition and repairs W I Ferlrnd Dickert reprs corner of Main and Seventh South two two story brick dwellings 50 I Board or Education Sixth South and Eighth West finishing build 0II James W tee First South between be-tween Seventh and Eighth Vest brick l cottage 150 Rio Grande Western railway Fifth 1 West between Third and Fourth South extension bf shop 3500 Anna alen near corner First West and Ninth South brick cottage cot-tage l r R B Voley 519 Wet Third t South brick cottage 9 R H Walker corner > lan and Birch baseball stand 110 T BaUIen L South Main alterations al-terations and repairs 1290 repir W Durant Third South between Seventh and Eighth Va tw frame cottages 15 E zbelh Chamberlain Second South between Fourth and Fifth West double brick terrace 2200 C warehouse Andrews 9 South Third Wet 25 r J M Lw Second South between Eighth and Ninth West brick cottage 0 1 S M Vhtmoe First South 2G to 2 West tIck terrace three buildings Walker Bros Third s th 12u t 6COo I i 2 Wit brick stare building lC Irs I-rs M E Harvey Lincoln avenue 11 frame dwelling 8 Edward Rushton 329 West Fourth South brick cottage 900 Suth brck < ottge 9 Continental Oil company between t Sixth and Seventh Wet and Second I Sec-ond and Third South brick office 600 Rio Grande Western railway be Rl A taeert Third and Fourth South and Fifth and Sixth Wet extension sion 1700 to car shops Ts1 uC 5401Cest Second South 10 a brick cottage 5 Stephen Has Fir Wet between r I First and Send South doubles brick dwelling two stories 471 t 4i Stephen Hays first West between First and Second south double brick twostory dwelling 4750 I C Nelson 933 West Send South V I brick Ctaie 1000 I c Nelson t7 West Second South I I brick cottage 1000 r Moses A Crdwel Gaed avenue between Tenth and Eleventh South frame dwelling 6 Gorge J Johnson WeTele between Seventh and Eighth South brick cottage 1500 E J Johnson Vet Temple between tween Seventh and Eighth i South i t brick cotta ei I r Julia A Kimball rear 6 Wet First South brick warehouse 900 Walker Brs ThIrd South 1 to I 2 Vet addition to store building 6000 I Charles Cottrell corner First WC mail Goltz meeting house 9 i C Hyde 3 South First west brick I cottage t2 I I J N Lamb 10 Wet Fifth South brick cottage 9 i Emma lcG1nnis Fourth South be twe Fourth and Fifth West 4 I brick cottage 110 i Rio Grande Western railway corner cor-ner Fifth fe and Fifth Wept r Ice house 20 II H Durant Third South between Seventh and Eighth Weft frame dwelling 500 George R nght 54 Nest Fourth I I South brick cottage 0 I I E A Sope 2i Wet Fourth South i brick addition 700 i E1 Hanna m te3 West Second South brick warehouse 1875 187 3 Althea Broom fSho tSn I South bridle cottage 1 W A Watncp Fourth sand I Fifth South brick cottage g w H H Spfford rear 6 West Send South brick warehouse 0 I Mary A Jenkins Rustic court be tn West Temple and Haut West cottage S00 I Union Light Power company 5 I Fourth West and South P t improvements 1000 W itT South Temple and i 1 Jeremy str brick cttgeo t C H Ingha m West SIxth South brick cottage SW S i J Twentyfourth Ward Btuldtng committee com-mittee Eighth West and First South meeting house 60 J R Walker South Main ant Fourth frame dwelling r i r Anie Pickering Second South between Ninth and Tenth Wst brick cottage 11 James Stevenson Second Wet b cl wen Send and Third South brick cottage Im Total 1600 Contlm on Page 5 |