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Show A I.IVK NEW YOltKKIl. He Invest Heavily In Halt t.nko und Will Kngage in ltualiieMS Here. Mr. J. C. DoKalu, a very much alive New Yorker who has heretofore been living in Plattsburg, on tho shores of beautiful Lake Champlain, came wost about three weeks ago. The fnrthest he had ever been in this direction before was ono or two visits to Chicago; but this time ho determined to see what lay beyond, and hnudod for the groat rivors, the plains nnd the mountains. Mr. De Kalb in due time reached Salt Lakt, and was at once struck with the beauty of the city, its magnificent surroundings, its grand situation as an inter-mouriiaiu depot of supplies, nnd its truly delightful climate. Looking about him, be soon come to the conclusion that this was the place in which to invest, nnd he was no' long determining to make Salt Lake his future home. Mr. De KalD has invested between 825.000 and $30,0C0 in property here and will go euBt at onco for his family, w hioh after settling up bis business in Plnttt-burg, Plnttt-burg, he will remove to this city. Hero ' he will engnge in a general grocery business, busi-ness, building on his own real estate a suitable store ns well as a dwelling house. Mr. De Kalb is of o iniou that the real estate transactions in this city are beyond doubt all legitimate. legiti-mate. Tho nroof of this he tinds in the fact that theie are no speculations on options, but that one-third cash is re quired in part payment for any sale. This in itself, he declares, is sufficient ground on which to base the prediction of a grent city in tho immediate future. Mr. Do Kalb'will make a valuable addition addi-tion to our population. |
