Salt Lake Tribune | 1914-05-03 | Page 20 | More Salesmen Are Put in Commission

jMDRE SIElEi ME PUT I COMMISSI Tho TOtvth nnd dovelopmont of a community is usually indicated by the investment, building and transfer business busi-ness transacted by tho real cBtato brokers. During the past threo months several of tho Salt Lako dealers deal-ers havo increased thoir facilities and eelling force, which indicates a stondy demand for homes and real cslalc investment in-vestment in the city and slate. During the past iveek tho Burt & Carlquist company has added three additional ad-ditional salesmen to tho selling force, making a total of eight salesmen in tho various departments of tho business. The new salesmen aro D. V. Risner, who was formerly engaged in tho -real estate business at San Antonio, Texas, 71, A. Chriateuscn, who is a native of tho state and was formerly engaged in tho mercantilo busisncss, 'and E. N. Carl- 1' uist, who recently returned to Salt ako City after an absoncc of two years in business at Spanisli Fork. One of the main activities of this company going on at tho present timo is to colouizo a new district of vc reproductive re-productive farm laud in Boxoldcr ccmnty, where a now settlement hns been started. Tho tract consists of 11!,-000 11!,-000 acres and was purchased outright by Salt Lako capitalists and subdivided subdi-vided into smaller tracts for settlement.