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Show HEAL ESTATE NEE The New Commeroiel Block will be E'dy ! (or It3 TenenU oa i Ma-o'i 1st. t , BUSINESS OUTLOOK BRIGHTENISQ 1 The Record of Trausfors in Realty -Day on tbe Exchange -Notes and Personal!. The Commercial block will bo completed com-pleted and ready for its temiiits on March lt. This is a building that Suit Lake may well be proud of. It is the fj nest west of Denver and indeed, the capital city of Colorado can boast of very few buildings that are its eiiial. It makes a line appearance and looms like a giant over every other building iu the city. Ifualne.1 Looking t'p. ' It may not be out of place for The 'Times to say," stated a merchant yesterday, yes-terday, that business in all branches is hi the present moment undergoing a decided change for the better. The financial reports, while calling for no especial attention so far as they concern con-cern most other cilies of the west, are no far as Salt Lake is concerned, most gratify ing to those of us who have passed pass-ed through the recent Btorni and stress period. I notice that our clearances are once more an indication that the city has resumed its proper place anions the financial center of the west. The Hate of trade is most encouraging add the prospects are bright far brighter 1 think 1 uni warranted in saying, than the dull month of January usually display!. dis-play!. " Hearer Woolen Mills. The Heaver woolen mills are replacing replac-ing the thirty-horse power hoilor they , discarded at the time they put in their new steam plant. The old boiler is to lie used exclusively for dye house and general heating purposes. In this connection con-nection tve hear many expressions of regret at the apparent necessity for the woolen millg being permitted to remain idle until the summer sets in. Jt is to be hoped that tbe board of management will be able to shortly see their way clear to a speedy resumption of what is undoubtedly a fairly lucrative business; for it is said, and we presume truthfully, truth-fully, that in the twenty years the mill has been in operation, it has annually ; yielded a net dividend of at least 15 per cent. The I.elil Sugar Factory, The I.ehi sugar factory has its walls for both the big brick buildings tip to the top of the first story, and work has been waiting for lumber which will be on hand in a day or two. If the weather keepss'aa good as now these buildings will b enclosed within the next forty davs. iThe machinery for tbe factory will If gin shipping this week. Veal Eetat Sale Vt atarday. The following sales of real estate were plnced on record yeaterday: Emma L Swaner to John C Swaner, warranty deed, part lot (I, block VI, plat F I m Geoi ire T imllnson and wife to Malcolm Mac lu IT. deed, part, of ce'tlon 14, to"ihlol north. iangelwst f"5 E MrCnrr ck et ux. to Louis . Wilds... ra 11 y d ed, lots 17. IS and Id, block .4. Staasbaiy Hoarh.: l.'iOO May e. Wild,, to Phebe Tetr-. ia..iy de. d ! ts 17. is and U, il ic -14, snmihury Beach . ISliO Ma e .s All nub II et ux. to Thomas J I 1 ir, ivaTautv dd part o biocK A, b o-k f p at H , . ,. 10 si Brvan et ; I. to Georgia A Kendall, wa ra uy d hju, a-t of Jot 4. block 34, p at, II 3000 l.i as Mor 1 aid wife to Martaret H Salmon, ue d. tait of lot IS, block V, five a r plat A 1000 Joai pi a Buah and wtf, to Dav d P An- dr. s n. wan a it v deed. 1 its .HI to 19 in-cliimve, in-cliimve, Mock 1, 1 us 10 to IS. hlo k S, Ha-el- oil e subdivision &n00 B A Mi F oiseta and wife to F Hoyle et al. mi.t claim deed.lots41 and 4.'.bloe'.( 12. H'de Fwrk ad SI John N Courtney md wife to Johu j Oi rum. wnrr inty de.d. lots 4H ai d 14. block I. Cont s A Corum eub-(llvlsloii eub-(llvlsloii 310) Catherine Alice West to Sarah Wheel-hou"ie, Wheel-hou"ie, desd. part of lot 6. bio k l, plat C 4W A A t'ann ui. r . to Join Pes.a-t. ciiiH, claim deed lots J and ;, I I n k K, Salt Lake View 5 Haanet A Partridge t Edwin W Ben -lo. deed, lots 7, i , Ml IU. block 31, plat A. O irden city 1 FDCllftand wife to Minnie Pesky, wd. lots I and re, b'.uck 6. Desk s seu-'on.1 seu-'on.1 ad fciO Hosnnna M White et nl to William N (iiillln. w d, lots fiand A, block 2, Harlem Har-lem ad 500 Thorwa'd C Jiuison to M iriraret Thomas Thom-as warranty deed, part of Sec S and Jiart of Sec 7, townshln 1 south. ranee weet p.) Total HSI AO! Keal Estate Notes. , I). It. Corey, a prominent real estate man of I'rovo, was in the city yesterday. yester-day. J. T. Strincer, of Davis & Stringer, the hustling real estate firm, is in Silver city. ' An eastern capitalist has sent infor- mation to the chamber of commerce that ho has a surplus of f 13,000 which he dosires to invest in a business enterprise enter-prise in Zion. Keiller. the architect, reports that work will be resumed on the Van Home residence on Second South and Eleventh East streets. Tbe new residence, resi-dence, when completed, will be an exceedingly ex-ceedingly handsome one, and a credit to that portion of the city. , Ileal estate men inform Tin: Timks that the expected boom in I he realty market seems to be nt hand. Eastern investors are already Hocking to the future inter-mountain metropolis in considerable numbers. Several large deals in acreage property are alna.y on the tapis and will shortly be put ' upon the records. The Congregationalists. who have been looking for a suitable site for the new church they have in contemplation contempla-tion since the gale of the Independence ' hall property, nre again at sea. so fains fai-ns the selection goes. Several pieces of property have lieen investigated by tin-purchasing tin-purchasing committee, within the lust few days, but upon none of these could ' ell members finally agree. |