Salt Lake Tribune | 1916-10-01 | Page 9 | Cloud on Title of Addition Removed

CLOUD ON TITLE OF ADDITION REMOVED Tract of Three Hundred Building Lots Near Garfield Placed on the Market for Homesites. Lloyd's addition, a tract of-300 build-ing build-ing lots adjoining Garfield townsite on Sthe south and within five minutes' walk jp)t the Garfield postom'ce, has, after X years of litigation, been, cleared of the y cloud on the title and is now placed on the market through William M. Munk and William Oayias, general sales agents. The office of Mr. Alunk is 21 Utah Savings & Trust building, 235 South Main street. This is stated to be the only land in the vicinity of Garfield that is not owned by the American Smelting & lie-fining lie-fining company. It is held that the lots in this tract possess the combined advantages ad-vantages of beautiful and healthful location, good water, electric lights, public schools within easy walking distance dis-tance and ample railroad facilities for settlers, as the Denver & Kio Grande passes within a short distance, while the extension of the Orem electric line, now under construction, will bring the home builders there into convenient communication by trolley with Salt Lake. The agents are confident that the projterty now placed on the market at a low price will rapidly increase iti value, as the tributary camp of Bingham, Bing-ham, the greatest copper producer, is enjoying great prosperity, the American Smelters have vast improvements under way at Garfield and the European nations na-tions have recently placed order for 448,000,000 pounds of copper and other metals.