Salt Lake Tribune | 1910-11-28 | Page 8 | Miner's Legacies Substantial Sums

MB'S LEGACIES SUBSTANTIAL SUMS A Thousand Dollars to a Young Lady Who Was Good lo Him. Special to The Tribune. BINGHAM. Nov, 27. Herman Ostor-wald. Ostor-wald. an :aged minerwho died at tho r-Mngham metal.-, property, juot across the divide in Tooele county, Thursday, among other bequests left Mlsa Carrie Sanger, 16 years of age. daughter of Mrs. A. Sanger of Bingham; 31000. Ho formerly boarded with tho family and tho young lady treated him with consideration con-sideration and kindness, which prompted tho gift. J-lhv will, which waa found" In hia trunk after his death, disposed of several thousand dollar, which represented repre-sented his savltiKS of a lirctimc. Ho had no family or relatives in Ibis country. Bingham has 0 couplo of Inches of snow and about six Inchea in (he gulches above town 11a tho result of Iho rcconl slorm. Blngharn Arc department No. 2, victors vic-tors in the hose race and coupling content con-tent at the atate meet at Sundy last Au-gusl. Au-gusl. ha3 Just had a largo picture taken of the members of the doparlrnont, with the trophies, two large nllvor cupo, awarded award-ed by the Slate Firemen's association, in the foreground. x Tho new high school building at Bingham Bing-ham Is developing Into 3. magnificent twelve-room throe-story structure. The third 3lory Is being put on now. Ono of tho rooms will be a spacious auditorium. audito-rium. Tho foundation is of cement and the upper stories of the flnost quality of pressed brick. Wbon completod the coaI. will reach about ?RO.0D0. It will have lockers, shower hatha, and all modern equipment, also a pla.yc.onrl on the roof. Mr. and Mrs. A. Kaulzman have disposed dis-posed of their intero.'it In Iho .Model bakery bak-ery to Henry Weiss. ' BUILDING NOTES. ' Autono Chrlstenscn has partially completed com-pleted a. largo two-alory concroto business busi-ness block In tho center of town, nearly opposite the post office. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wells havo Just completed ono of the most attractive bungalows in camp. Aljsslon llnlsh on the Inside and walnut stain on the outside. S'tephcriH & Co. have Just coniDloted a largo soventccn-room houso next to the Meycra hotel. Guy 13olngnesb has built, furnished and moved Into a fine, largo modern residence resi-dence opposite tho Press-Bulletin office. A largo two-story business block 1b in progress of cori3l ruction on the comer recently purchased by the Citizens' State bank at tho corner of Main street and .Carr fork. Bingham Is enjoying a building boom Which hasn't been equaled beforo for many years. This extends to all parts of the camp.