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This text message is used to keep the image from rotating in ocr process. Be sure to crop the top .25" off after the ocr process. 4585 S. Box Elder Street Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah Anderson-Browning House 1l l l llrl lil~1 111~lllill l lllll~~ljl l l l 3 9222 00536 0560 Intensive Level Survey February 2010 ~ HISTORIC SITE FORM (10-91) UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVATION 1 IDENTIFICATION Name ofProperty: Anderson-Browning House Address: 4585 S. Box Elder Street Twnshp: 2 S Range: 1 W Section: 1 City, County: Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah 84107 UTU Current Owner Name: Kathy & Brian Fitzpatrick Current Owner Address: 4585 S. Box Elder Street, Murray, Utah Legal Description (include acreage): E 130 FT N 64 FT W 130 FT TO BEG. 12 424612 4502775 USGS Map Name & Date: South Salt Lake, Utah Quad, 1998 Tax Number: 21-01-429-015 COM 922.7 FT S & 231 FT W FR E 1/4 COR SEC 1 T 28 R 1W 8L MER 864FT 0.19 AC (0.19 acres) 2 STATUS/uSE Property Category Lbuilding(s) _structure _site _object Evaluation Leligible!contributing _ineligible/non-contributing _out-ol-period Use Original Use: Single Dwelling Current Use: Single Dwelling 3 DOCUMENTATION Photos: Dates _slides: brints: January 2012 Lhistoric: circa 1980 Drawings and Plans Lmeasured floor plans tax card 1944 Lsite sketch map aerial photograph _Historic American Bldg. Survey _original plans available at: _other: Research Sources (check all sources consulted, whether usefol or not) Lcity!county histories Labstract oftitle Ltax card & photo bersonal interviews _building permit LUSHS Library _sewer permit LUSHS Preservation Files _USHS Architects File LSanborn Maps LLDS Family History Library Lobituary index Lcity directories/gazetteers Llocallibrary: Murray City Library _census records _university library(ies): _biographical encyclopedias Lnewspapers Bibliographical References (books, articles, interviews, etc.) Attach copies ofall research notes, title searches, obituaries, and so forth. Anderson, Rayola. Interview by author, January 18, 2012, Murray, Utah. Carter, Thomas and Goss, Peter. Utah's Historic Architecture, 1847-1940: a Guide. Salt Lake City, Utah: University of Utah Press, 1988. Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune, various issues. Federal Housing Administration. Principles of Planning Small Houses, Technical Bulletin No. 4 , Washington D.C. : U.S. Government Printing Office, 1936. Fitzpatrick, Kathy. Interview by author, January 14, 2012. Lufkin, Beatrice. Reconnaissance Level Survey of Murray City, Utah, 2002. Available at the Utah State Historic Preservation Office. Murray City Corporation. Faces of Murray, 1903-2003. Murray, Utah: Murray City Corporation, 2003. _ _----:::. The History of Murray City, Utah. Murray Bicentennial Book Commission. Salt Lake City, Utah: StanwaylWheelwright Printing Company, 1976. Murray Eagle, various issues. Polk Directories, Salt Lake City, 1924-2002. Published by R.L. Polk & Co. Available at the Utah State Historical Society. Roper, Roger. Cahoon, John P., House. National Register of Historic Places nomination, October 1982. Available at the Utah Historic Preservation Office. [Salt Lake County Tax Assessor's Cards and Photographs]. Available at the Salt Lake County Archives. [Salt Lake County Title Abstracts]. Available at the Salt Lake County Recorder's Office. Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps, Murray, Utah, 1911 and 1942. Available at the Utah State History Research Center. [SWCAj SWCA Environmental Consultants. 2010a. Historic Bui/dings Assessment for the Proposed Cottonwood Street Project in Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah. Revised Final - 2. UDOT Project No. S - LC35(198). January 2010. Researcher/Organization: Preservation Documentation Resource/prepared for Utah Department of Transportation Date: 2012 4 ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION Building Style/Type: Foundation Material: Additions: ___none 4585 S. Box Elder Street, Murray, SalfLake County, l.!t8h . p. ,,1 No. Stories:' - - - -1- ' ' - - - - Minimal Traditional! World War II-Era Cottage Concrete ----~~~~------------- ~minor Wall Material(s): _major (describe below) Alterations: _none Aluminum Siding ~minor _major (describe below) Number of associated outbuildings -.--'2=--_ and/or structures _1_. Briefly describe the principal building, additions or alterations and their dates, and associated outbuildings and structures. Use continuation sheets as necessary. The Anderson-Browning House is a one-story World War II-Era cottage, built in 1943-1944. The house is located at 4585 S. Box Elder Street in Murray, Utah. The house was originally built in the Minimal Traditional style. The house has been remodeled twice, in 1950 and 1960, with only minor alterations since that time. In 1950, the original narrow clapboard siding was covered with asbestos siding. Ten years later, a rear addition was constructed, the interior floor plan altered, and the house sheathed in aluminum siding. The house is located on a 0.19-acre parcel with two non-contributing outbuildings. The Box Elder Street neighborhood was developed between the early 1900s and the 1940s, with later commercial and industrial development on neighboring streets. The Barron House is in good condition and contributes to the historic resources of Murray City. The footprint of the original portion of the house measured approximately 30 feet by 25 feet with the wide end facing the street. There is a slight projection of the north half of the fac;:ade (west elevation) with a simple cross gable over the prOjection. The main portion of the roof is hipped with a small gablet facing west. The roof is covered in asphalt shingles. The over-sized brick chimneystack that is visible on the north elevation dates from the 1960 remodeling. The foundation is concrete, but not visible above grade. There is a low concrete porch across the south half of the fac;:ade, which was widened in 1960. The porch's shed roof supported on wood posts is a recent replacement for the circa 1960 wrought iron porch supports. The front door is centrally located. The current front door is historic, but not original to the house and was recently put in place by the current owner. The fac;:ade features one large fixed-frame picture window (south) and a smaller double-hung window (north). The windows were originally multi-light. The original double-hung windows, which were also found on the 1 secondary elevations, were mostly six-over-six. The current windows are replacements dating from the 1960s to the 1990s. The side door on the south elevation was moved a few feet to the east during the 1960 remodeling. The current door is also a circa 1990s replacement. The 1960 addition measures 15 by 30 feet and sits under a wide simple gable. The windows are small horizontal sliders. A swamp cooler is mounted on the east (rear) addition. On the interior, the house has a total of 1,163 square feet of space on the main floor and 470 square feet in the basement under the addition. The original portion of the house had no basement. The attic space is not useable. The original house had a total of six rooms with the living room in the southwest corner and the kitchen to the east. Two bedrooms and a bathroom were located along the north side of the house. In 1960, the north third of the house was altered with the installation of a rock-faced over-sized brick fireplace and mantel. This created a family room where the bathroom and one bedroom had been located. The original west bedroom in the front projection was not altered. Within the 1960 rear addition, two bedrooms, one full bath, and one half bath were built. The kitchen was enlarged and the side door moved to the east. In the southeast corner, a set of stairs was installed to access the partially finished basement, where a bedroom and washroom are located. Much of the current interior finishes, such as the paneling and kitchen cabinetry, date from the 1960 addition. The Anderson-Browning House sits on a 0.19-acre rectangular parcel. The front yard is landscaped with lawn and one mature elm tree. There is no public sidewalk, but a partial concrete sidewalk to the front porch. The concrete driveway is located south of the house. An asphalt covered parking area is in the rear. The side yards are fenced with chain link, and there is a cinderblock wall along the rear (east) property line. There is a playground slide (non-contributing structure, moved to site in the 1990s) and a tree-house (non-contributing building completed in 2007) in the backyard. There is also a non-contributing shed (built in 1998). A two-car garage built in 1969 was demolished by a fire in 1992. I The multi-light windows are seen in historic photographs of the contemporaneous residences on north Box Elder Street. 4 ARCmTECTURAL DESCRIPTION 4585 S. Box Elder Street, Murray, Salt Lake Co_onty, Utah p. "3 -continuedThe Box Elder Street neighborhood was developed between the early 1900s (south third) and the 1940s (north two-thirds). The neighboring streets include a mix of historic commercial and residential development with some late commercial development. The Anderson-Browning House is a contributing resource in its historic Murray neighborhood. As a result of the proposed roadway connecting Main Street to Cottonwood Street, the AndersonBrowning House and its neighbors ma~ be demolished by the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) when 2 funding for the road project is available. 4585 S. Box Elder Street, Murray, Salt Lak~Cpl.I~tY;; Utah s mSTORY Architect/Builder: Date ofConstruction: ___1u9~4~3~-1u9!.:4=4 C. Tavlor Burton Historic Themes: Mark themes related to this property with (see instructions for details) _Agriculture _Economics C Architecture _Education _Archeology _Engineering _Art _Entertainment/ _Commerce Recreation _Communications _Ethnic Heritage Q.Community Planning _Exploration! & Development Settlement _Conservation _Health/Medicine . p. 3 "s" or "c" (S = significant, _Industry _Invention _Landscape Architecture _Law _Literature _Maritime History _Military _Performing Arts C = contributing). Government _Religion _Science _Social History _Transportation _Other Write a chronological history ofthe property, focusing primarily on the original or principal owners & significant events. Explain and justify any significant themes marked above. Use continuation sheets as necessary. The Anderson-Browning House, built in 1943-1944, contributes to the historic resources of its west side Murray neighborhood in the areas of Community Planning & Development and Architecture. In the area of Community Planning, the property on Box Elder Street represents the development of Murray's west side downtown as a mixed-use neighborhood. The development of north Box Elder Street is notable as an example of a war-time housing tract, which required special permission to build. In the area of Architecture, the Anderson-Browning House represents the tight controls placed on wartime builders to produce an attractive permanent family dwelling under 800 square feet. The historic alterations made to the house represent the changes many families made to transform their small cottages to more closely resemble the ideal more spacious suburban homes of the late 1950s and early 1960s. Unlike most towns in Utah, the area incorporated as Murray City was not platted on a grid, but began in 1848 as a community of loosely associated farmsteads known as South Cottonwood. With the establishment of several smelters in the area between the Big and Little Cottonwood Creeks, a commercial business district developed along existing thoroughfares through the agricultural outpost, particularly at the intersection of Territorial Road (later State Street) and Vine Street. During the early years of the twentieth-century, Murray's commercial business district was thriving and presented the most urban streetscape of all the small towns within the Salt Lake Valley. The residents of the neighborhood west of State Street include a mix of descendants of early pioneers and recent immigrants drawn to Murray to work in the area smelters.3 Mitigation for the Anderson-Browning House and three other residences in Murray is being conducted as part of the Cottonwood Street Environmental Assessment, UDOT Project No. S-LC35(198), PIN 7932. A total of five residences on Box Elder Street are slated for demolition. The house at 4585 S. Box Elder Street is one of two residences out of the five that were evaluated as eligible for the National Register of Historic Places. The other is 4567 S. Box Elder Street. 3 In 1902, the American Smelting & Refining Company (ASARCO) had consolidated all of the smaller smelters into one large complex located at the corner of State Street and 5300 South. The two tall smokestacks of the ASARCO complex dominated the Murray skyline for nearly a century (demolished 2000). 2 s mSTORY 4585 S. Box Elder Street, Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah p. 4 -continuedThe current residential neighborhoods along Box Elder Street and the parallel Hanauer Street north of 4800 South 4 began with two subdivision plats: the Bamberger Addition in 1891 and the Miller-Cahoon Addition, around 1900. By 1911, the Sanborn Fire Insurance map of Murray covered only the south end of Box Elder Street where a half 5 dozen frame residences had been built to house smelter workers. In the late 1910s and 1920s, a handful of bungalows and period revival cottages were built on Box Elder Street and in the surrounding neighborhood. Construction activity stagnated in Murray during the depression years, particularly since so much of Murray's economy was driven by smelter employment. Murray benefited from several depression-era federal programs including the Works Progress Administration (WPA) and the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCG). In 1934, the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) was established to stimulate private enterprise and reduce unemployment in the construction industry. In 1936, the FHA published a series of technical bulletins aimed at subdivision developers and building contractors that codified the agency's philosophies on neighborhood and small house 6 designs. With the onset of World War II, the FHA's "minimum house" designs were drafted to help solve the national-defense housing crisis with the goal of producing livable communities that would serve the general public long after the war had ended. By 1940, Murray ASARCO smelter had begun increasing production to meet the anticipated wartime needs. At the north border of the Miller-Cahoon Addition, the Home Builders Finance Company platted the Village Gardens subdivision in 1940. The company was owned primarily by members of the Burton family, developers of several mid-twentieth century subdivisions in Murray and South Salt Lake. The L-shaped Village Gardens subdivision included the west side of Box Elder Street to 4500 South and about half of the previously undivided east side of the street. The proposed forty-two homes in Village Gardens were promoted heavily in the local newspaper, the Murray Eagle, in the spring and summer of 1941. Most were completed in 1942, a sign that the Burton Lumber and Hardware Company had met the requirements of the FHA and the War Production Board (WPB) in order to receive scarce building materials. The Burton company was able to get approval because the nearby smelter was considered a vital defense industry.7 The FHA "minimum house" became even smaller: a one-story twobedroom was limited to a maximum of 800 square feet. The Village Gardens homes sold between $2,600 and $3,000. By 1942, statute required that the cost per permanent family dwelling should not exceed an average of $3,750. In May 1942, the Home Builders Finance Company purchased the remainder of the east side of Box Elder Street from Hugh Ward (1877-1963), a dairyman, and his wife, Florence La Duc Ward (1883-?). C. Taylor Burton (19122003) and his wife, Hilda Hansen Burton (1913-1997), provided the financing for the project. C. Taylor Burton never formally platted the property that was purchased from the Ward family, but the lot size and setbacks were similar to the Village Gardens plat. The Anderson-Browning House was one of thirteen homes built by C. Taylor Burton between 1943 and 1944. The one-story two-bedroom frame cottages had the same floor plan, but there were varieties in the facade and roof design. Unlike the Village Gardens homes, this set was not promoted in the Murray Eagle. C. Taylor and Hilda Burton managed most of the properties as rentals until the end of the war when they sold the properties individually. The only known renters during this period were Wayne Spencer Startin and Melba Vodis Larson Startin, who are listed in the city directories in 1946. Wayne Startin's occupation in the directory was "driver." In July 1947, the property was sold to Robert Dean and LaRayne C. Anderson for approximately $5,100. Robert Dean Anderson Sr. (1924-1994) was born in Elsinore, Utah. He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II. He married LaRayne Pauli in Oakland in 1944. LaRayne Cora Pauli Anderson (1922-1996) was born in Iowa. In the late 1940s, Robert Anderson worked in shoe repair, but eventually had a long career as a shovel-operator for the Kennecott Copper Company. They had three children. They sold the house in 1954 and moved to Midvale, Utah. The Bamberger Subdivision was platted by railroad magnate and later Utah governor, Simon Bamberger. The Miller-Cahoon Subdivision was a partnership between two early Murray families who owned much of the property in the area during the late nineteenth century. 5 Beatrice Lufkin, Reconnaissance Level Survey of Murray City, Utah, 2002: 13. 6 Federal Housing Administration, Principles of Planning Small Houses, Technical Bulletin No.4, (Washington D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1936). See also the FHA's Technical Bulletins No. 1-3,5.6. Stock lumber and millwork items, and pre-fabricated materials, such as plywood and wallboard, lowered construction costs; while standardized designs reduced breaks in perimeter lines, making a more rectangular footprint, and concentrated mechanical systems in one area to reduce pipelines and ductwork. The ASARCO smelter made many of the lead bullets used in the war effort. 4 4585 S. Box Elder Street, Murray, Salt Lake County, utah S HISTORY p-. S -continued- The next owners were James A. Browning (1923-?) and LaRue J. Browning (1924-1999), who bought the property in 1954, remodeled the house in 1960 and lived there until 1992. The Browning family sold the property to the Cline M. Dahle Investment Company, who sold the property a year later to Kathy L. Barker. Kathy Barker remarried and continues to occupy the home with her husband, Brian Fitzpatrick, and their family. 4567 S. Box Elder Street, Murray, Salt Lake CO!Jnty, Utah 6 PHOTOS Common Label Information: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Name: Anderson-Browning House Address: 4585 S. Box Elder Street, Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah, 84107 Photographer: Korral Broschinsky Date: January 18, 2012 Digital color photographs on file at Utah SHPO. Photo No.1: 6. West elevation (fa~de) of house. Camera facing east. Photo No.2: 6. West and south elevations of house. Camera facing northeast. Photo No.3: 6. South and east elevations of house. Camera facing northwest. Photo No.4: 6. East (rear) elevation of house. Camera facing west. Photo No. S: 6. North elevation of house. Camera facing northwest. Photo No.6: 6. View of backyard with tree-house on left and shed on right. Camera facing northeast. Photo No.7: 6. West and north elevations of house. Camera facing southeast. Photo No.8: 6. Box Elder Street north streetscape, house on right. Camera facing northeast. p. S Anderson-Browning, House 4585 S. 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Box Elder Street Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah Tax Assessor's Cards: 1958 By Is2 .r() I _ "",.; c_ -z QO ZO q,." ~~ ~~ ~ ~~ ~ b~ t;:) - ,~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ \;) - ~ '\) {-t--rtTI~::-rrr-1 + H+-H~ j'1-- +-+-./ TH ~- if, f I; t T ii f t~ ill t ~ . . i . {1 ft , j .. rr j 1- f. i. -f. s--~. _ t l .1., j , tt+t; I ;- i I i f i.i 1 . I I R.....,k.. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ TC.74 It.V . .T'AT~ 0 ... 114 80M. taM UTAH - STATE TAx COMM L 'ION < )r C 1'1 )- II) II) 1'1 II) II) 1'1 0 Z 1'1 -i "T1 1'1 )-i () -i -i 0 0 -i 00 1'1 C -i II) )-)- [r ;0 )- )- 0 )G) Z 1'1 0 Z Owne~N~e -=~ Location Kind of x -.......... N..,.. C> ........ ~ '=> 0 N ~ '- ~ '" M ~" 0 ... '--' - " ~~ \- ....... ~ X Stories Dimen sion s Type 1 x x x x x x , I I I ~~ .......\ II ! ~ B~ ~ 'f...J 2Q};. ~ laJ ~S8S 8~.x€t..l)t?! b8/~ Cost $ SQ - Ft_ 00 X _____Tota ls F~actor /It. ~O. $ 7/21 Roof Type J $ Additions Additions ~ Sill s. "~'I'P /1- Z-/·7 Dormers--------SmalL _____ Med . _ _ _ Large Ba ys-Small _____ Med _ _ _ Large_ ~~.: ~.SO Porches-FrontCtJ .P I Porch @ Planters @ . Ut>f} t @ Ext. Base. Entry 1A. 'AI 'AI % ')-4 Full. _ _ Floor ! Bsmt. Gar. 7j t;1 s..'1.~@ j.50 ~('6. ./) v ' - Cellar-Bsmt. - % Totals (C. ) /lJJJM. si/)jAl~ !-ILl' Mtl. -----PoSHY Ext. Walls $65 10'1 Wall"----- Cl. Cone . Foundation-Stone I ~ St. No. Description of Building s I X ~~ 5 I T ~ Class.. I I .....' c:::. ~ '-.~ 72 50 . / Bldg_ ----L&---1.!'E~5_ ___ Alt. Gar.-C.P. ____"---- Fir. ~ _,-,, ___ ~ F __ .... . . Card Number ____~____~~~~____~.--.~,-__________ SEC / ~ X ~ . ~\ '\ ~ ~ ~ ~~ I~'\ "~ x ... __ Serial Number I ~ 1'1 ')./·- / 95 ...................... I ~ () -i r ~ ~ ~ 1'1 N , I ~ G) )- ~ Basement-Apt. _ _ Rms. _ _ I'·in. Rms . I Attic Rooms Fin. Unfm. c,~ ~ Th' ___I___ Tra ys ~ Basin _ _ 1_ X Plumbing I Heat-Stove __ H.A . _ v' HW_ Air Cond. - V 1 Cabinets X I 120 Other I Mantels. Storm Sash - Wood D. _ Awnings - Panel 3. Rd. Wd }'Ioors Wainscot Tile - Wall s Radiant Zone Full Floor-Fir_ I . Stkr __ Elec. _ Pipeless _ Finish- Fir. ~ Hd . Wd. X 580 Garbage Disp. FA Gas ~ Coal _ Oil _ X , Wtr. Sftr. _ _ Shr. St. _ _ O .T. _ Di shwasher I Toilet ___1__._ Sink _ _I_ coSO I¥() I en. " S. _ : Metal D._S. Metal f Fiberglass I I I I Total Additions YiCi Built\C\\.\4 I \kO UdqJ X Inf. by ~ II Avg. k/~ Replacement IIAge Obsolescence 12. {owner - Tenant- Neig hbor - R~ - )k(' Co~m v I ~5'4 R77S. Adj. Bid. V a lue df Con v. Factor / Replacement Cost- 1940 BaBe -- f-- f-- ()II~R Depreciation Colum.;-?t)2 3 4 5 6 CJj/~ 1940 Base Cost. Less Deprec iation Total Value from reverse side 1 I I ~~ I Y? '-rOttk~ ing 1v~,7 I 531 $ 1_1_-.. . . :/._O=-___ 19 66 By --=-.7l3 ~ _________ Appraised CD._ Appraised 0 _________________ 19 _ _ By __________________________ 1•. I' I i . r I It !I 1 I t I I j,: 1 I I, I , t ; I i I I , I!I i RESIDEJTI:IA..,l t. 0 Y T,. ~ 1 I l,t l ' j ; I 1 , iii J t I i I I I ', ; t. 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Cit1 8IlO7 21-1" c::i z; FRONTAGE OR AREA DEPTH FACTOR RATE CORNER INFLUENCE RATE ~ UJ r~r;;7.3~-t-------t------~--~~~~~--~--~~~~ ~F//~/.30: ~ ?g;20ctr w tr !l c-or' !eo l.~ SL lie!'. S 64 ft; E 130 ~ ~ tt;NMtt; W l~R~bq. O~9h.~~__~~ ~O~O~O~·~= ~ ~ ~ __+~~~/~~~~4~~___~____~~~~~~_ Com 92~. 7 t t S ! ~31 It 1, T 2S, R /3;;)04. ~ /C)?'~~ I·.··~ I~ I;:] I~ I:.~ ~t!w I\ppralsal Base SEP 1 6 f~9bAL ASSESSED VALUE ~~~__________~~____________-=~~~====~ ~; nr~ ma~~ ~====~~ 1951 .. 1952. 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RESIDENCE VALUE (NET) TOTAL BLDG. VALUE ASSESSED VALUE 1010 MAIN FL W/BSMNT 30'x39' I I €OVRD PR€H 1l3'x4' I Residential Details Re ort a e. December 09 2011 Residence Record Building Style Assessment Classification Extrior Wall Type Roofing Central AC Heating Owner Occupied Number of Stories Total Rooms Bedrooms Full Baths 3/4 Baths Half Baths Number of Kitchens Finished Fire places Year Built Effective Year Built Interior Grade Intrior Condition Extrior Grade Extrior Condition Overall Grade Overall Condition Visual Appeal Maintenance Conformity Livability Primary Kitchen Quality Primary Bath Quality Main Floor Area Upper Floor Area Finished Attic Area Above Ground Area Basement Area Finished Basement Area Finished Basement Grade Carport Surface Area Attached Garaqe S. Area Builtin Garage S. Area Basement Garage S. Area Percent Complete CB P AL AS C N 1.0 8 2 1 1 1 1 1944 1971 Parcel Record Owner Address Total Acreage Tax Class Id Property Type Tax District % Exempt Exempt Type Buildinq Permit Valuation / Tax Year Land Value Buildinq Value Market Value: Taxable Value Tax Rate 21014290150000 FITZPATRICK, BRIAN D & KATHY L; JT 4585 S BOXELDER ST 0.19 103 - SNGL FAM RES 21 2011 $ 68,400 $ 15,600 $ 84,000 $0 .0115880 F F F F F Land Record Record ID Lot Use Lot Type Land Class Income Flag Seasonal use Influence Type Influence Effect L Assessment Class Lot Depth Acres Zone Sewer Number Lots Lot Shape Lot Location Neighborhood Nbhd Type Nbhd Effect Topography Traffic Traffic Influence Street type Street Finish Curb Gutter Sidewalk 1 RESIDENTIAL PRIMARY-LOT RES-PRIMARY 0.19 1106 PUBLIC 1 REGULAR INTERIOR 387 STATIC INFERIOR LEVEL LIGHT TYPICAL TWO-WAY PAVED S A A E A 0 0 1136 1136 580 470 F Value History / Tax Year Record ID Land Value Building Value Market Value Tax Rate 2010 $ 69,100 $ 15,800 $ 84,900 .0111560 2009 $ 72,900 $ 11,600 $ 84,500 .0102500 2008 $ 75,100 $ 62,700 $ 137,800 .0088030 2007 $ 53,500 $ 97,900 $ 151,400 .0092940 2006 $ 43,200 $ 78,800 $ 122,000 .0109700 Murray Me data ®2011 Goo Ie 40.672367890,-111.891934060 search again Results list Y Y This text message is used to keep the image from rotating in ocr process. Be sure to crop the top .25" off after the ocr process . •~~t"""ii""""""~_---------------------------- ;em . " .. ,~• • ~ • . , , ' '.' • • 1 ~ , _ • • " ,.'i l • , .... ' '''I'' VILLAGE GARDENS SHOWING NEW HOMES OPEN FOR INSPECTION . on 45th South, 1~ BIoeJcs 'Vest of state. Turn Soutb on Boxelder street. Get ready to move into ~ brand new home of your own --- Paymenl Less Than Renf! ,IeYer Before "1:_ -~~:~ ~~~;. Such Values I-;~;' ~ !fftl'~"" tit.~ rJt . As These SO'$lO .., ,'l> - , .. ~ j '<tt-' e ke 0 Down. You get E't~~ . 11 In(! the deed '~". ," " ~ ·re, ho'" • .... w..... rahh '" We do It! ll"e ~~: .. ;~ 11l1es ~and and build '., =.. : I .. , ~A~~~ III Iffage to Oecu. ~1!~1111111111111' ;& $2000 Per Month! ~Verage Monlhly Paymenl Only ladht,~o8t. is Complete l'd,,00d ~frlng~ Decorating, Plumbing, [:Jll and Frrr:- Inlaid Linoleum, JnsuSupervision. •.r~ • e A v outh State ,. • . u ~ ...au S d Drive out today or un aye Bring your family and friends. .,.__ W 4me, £+ Dial 6·8623 .,,! ••••u-,....- vf/{o- /~ h''' /qi./I.' II ~jbm..& d"W_ r i- 4,0.. Page 1 of2 Multi-Print Viewer America's News Obituary: C. Taylor Burton Deseret News, The (Salt Lake City, UT) - Friday, April 18, 2003 1912 - 2003 It is with deep sorrow that the family of C. Taylor Burton announces his death on April 9, 2003 from causes incident to age. A noted businessman , political leader, and public servant, Mr. Burton was 91 years old at the time of his death and was living in St. George. He was buried at a private ceremony in Salt Lake City on April 11 . Taylor Burton was born in 1912, the son of Carl C. Burton and Ella Christopherson Burton . He was educated in Salt Lake City and attended the University of Utah . Following an LDS mission in Germany in the early 1930s, he married Hilda Hansen of Logan in 1935, a marriage that lasted until her death in 1997. In 2000, he married Beverly Cornwall. Mr. Burton's wide-spread business interests focused on property development, and home building - he served as president of the Utah Homebuilder's Association . Among his achievements in this area were his pioneering work in building affordable housing for returning World War II veterans, his interest in prefabricated housing, and his development of planned residential communities , such as Willow Creek. For many years , he served as a director of the Magna Investment Corporation . His political career began when he was first elected to the Utah Senate in the 1950s, where he served a term as Senate President. His public service roles included Commissioner of Highways for the State of Utah and , later, Director of Highways. In this role, he was responsible for the development of the State's Interstate Highway System , one of his proudest accomplishments. In addition to his wife, Beverly, he is survived by his sisters - Betty Stohl, Jane Graham , and Catherine Everett, all of Salt Lake City; by four children - Carl T. Burton of New York City; Georgiana Wunderli of Colorado Springs ; Thomas Burton of San Jos&eacute;, Costa Rica, and Christopher Burton of Salt Lake City; and by five grandchildren . In lieu of flowers , the family asks that contributions be made to Camp Kostopulos or the National Ability Center. Edition: All Section: Local Page:B06 http ://infoweb.newsbank.com .ulc.idm .oclc.org/iw-search/we/lnfo Web 12/30/2011 SALT LAKE CITY SOUTH, UT 1999 NIMA 3665 III NW.SERIES V897 Multi-Print Viewer Page 1 of 1 DEATH: ROBERT DEAN ANDERSON, SR. Deseret News, The (Salt Lake City, UT) - Tuesday, September 27, 1994 Robert Dean Anderson , Sr., 70 , died September 26,1994 in Murray, Utah . Born February 21 , 1924 in Elsinore, Utah to Otto F. and Vera Bell Christensen Anderson . Married La Rayne Cora Pauli in Oakland , Calif. on May 11, 1944. He was a shovel operator at Kennecott, retiring in June of 1984. He served in the U.S. Navy in World War II. Bob loved fishing , hunting , gardening and his grandchildren , and was a member of the LOS Church . Survived by wife , LaRayne; sons, Robert Dean (Sandy) Anderson, Jr.; Jan Phillip (Alona) Anderson ; daughter, Eileen Jo (Leonard , deceased) Parrish ; grandchildren , John , Steffany, Jeremey, Josh , Jennifer, Jacob, Jessica and Joie; brothers, Ken , Gordon and Jim ; sisters , Velma Christensen ; Maurine Bullich. Funeral services Friday, Sept. 30 , 1994, at 11 a.m. in the Goff Mortuary Chapel, 8090 So. State, where friends may call Thursday 6-8 p.m. and Friday, one hour prior to the services . Interment, Midvale City Cemetery. T 9/27 N 9/27 Caption: Photograph of Robert Dean Anderson , Sr. Edition: Metro Section: News Page:B4 Index Terms: Obituary Dateline: MIDVALE Record Number: 9409270105 Copyright (c) 1994 Deseret News Publishing Company http://infoweb.newsbank.com .ulc. idm .oelc .org/iw-search/we/lnfo Web 12/29/2011 Multi-Print Viewer Page 1 of 1 AmericaIs News DEATH: LARAYNE C. ANDERSON Deseret News, The (Salt Lake City, UT) - Monday, November 25, 1996 LaRayne Cora Pauli Anderson , 74, died November 23, 1996, in Sandy, Utah . Born September 21, 1922, in Iowa to Paules Harry and Fern Beatrice Myers Pauli. Married Robert Dean Anderson on May 11 , 1944. He preceded her in death on September 26 , 1994. Survivors: sons, Robert Dean Anderson Jr. (Sandy) ; Jan Phillip Anderson (Alona) ; daughter, Eileen Jo Parrish ; grandchildren , John and Stephanie Anderson , Steffany, Jeremey, Jennifer, Jessica; Joshua and Mandy Parrish, Jacob, Joie; great-grandson, Garrett Josh Parrish ; brothers and sisters, Dee Peterson, Donna Buckmiller, Phillip Pauli. Preceded in death by son-in-law, Lenard Parrish; brother, Paul Pauli . Funeral services Tuesday, November 26 , 1996, at 1 p.m . in the Goff Mortuary , 8090 So. State, where friends may call Monday, 6-8 p.m. and Tuesday, one hour prior to services . Interment, Midvale City Cemetery. T 11/25 T 11/26 Caption: Photographs #1-2 : LaRayne C. Anderson Edition: Metro Section: News Page:B4 Index Terms: Obituary Dateline: SANOY Record Number: 9611240263 Copyright (c) 1996 oeseret News Publishing Company http://infoweb.newsbank.com.ulc.idm.oclc.org/iw-search/we/Info Web 12/29/2011 Page 1 of 1 Multi-Print Viewer America"s Ne w s DEATH: KAYE STARTIN HUNT Deseret News, The (Salt Lake City, UT) - Wednesday , March 1, 1995 Melba Kaye Startin Hunt, 52, passed away February 27, 1995, of a heart attack. Born April 19, 1942, in Murray, Utah , to Wayne Spencer and Melba Vodis Larson Startin. Married Roy Arnold Hunt on July 30 , 1971 , in Salt Lake City. She was a very loving and caring wife , mother, grandmother and will be dearly missed . Member of the LDS Church . Survived by husband ; daughters and son, Shelle Reid , Murray; Sherre (Jim) Johnson, Karie Ann Sorensen , Kyle Larsen, all Salt Lake City; seven grandchildren; mother, Melba Haun , Murray; two brothers, Wayne L. Startin , Rexburg , Idaho; Ronald S. Startin, Wallsburg , Utah; stepbrothers and -sister: Pete Haun, Sandy; Ron Haun , Rexburg , Idaho; and Clella Smith , Salt Lake City. Funeral services will be Friday, March 3, 1995, 10 a.m. at the Jenkins-Soffe Mortuary, 4760 So. State St., where friends may call Thursday 6-8 p.m. and Friday 9-9:45 a.m. Interment: Mtn . View Memorial Estates. In lieu of flowers , donations may be made to the Humane Society, 4242 So. 300 West , Murray, UT 84107. T 3/1 N 3/1 Caption: Photograph of Kaye Startin Hunt Edition: Metro Section: News Page: 05 Index Terms: Obituary Record Number: 9503010071 Copyright (c) 1995 Oeseret News Publishing Company http://infoweb.newsbank.eom.ule. idm.oele.org/iw-searehlwelInfo Web 12/29/2011 TITLE SEARCH FORM ADDRESS : 4585 S. Box Elder Street TAX NUMBER: CITY: Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah 84107 LEGAL DESCRIPTION AND ACREAGE : 0.19 acres CURRENT OWNER: Brian D. & Kathy L. Fitzpatrick 4585 S. Box Elder Street, Murray, Utah 84107 COM 922.7 FT S & 231 FT W FR E 114 COR SEC 1 T 2S R 1W SL MER S 64 FT E 130 FT N 64 FT W 130 FT TO BEG 0.19 AC HISTORIC NAME: Anderson-Browning House DATE BUILT: 21-01-429-015 1944 Date of Instrument Date of Record GRANTOR (seller) GRANTEE (buyer) Type of Transaction 10-02-2004 10-13-2004 Brian D. Fitzpatrick Brian D. & Kathy L. Fitzpatrick QCD 09-11-2002 09-18-2002 Kathy L. Fitzpatrick Brian D. Fitzpatrick QCD 01-26-1999 02-01-1999 Brian D. Fitzpatrick Kathy L. Fitzpatrick QCD 09-24-1997 09-30-1997 Kathy L. Barker Kathy L. & Brian D. Fitzpatrick WD 04-24-1993 05-03-1993 Cline M. Dahle Investment Inc. Kathy L. Barker WD circa 1985 James A. & LaRue J. Browning Cline M. Dahle Investment Inc. DEED? 08-24-1978 08-10-1978 James A. & LaRue J. Browning Mountain West Savings & Loan TRD 11-12-1958 11-18-1958 James A. & LaRue J. Browning First Federal Savings & Loan MTGE $4,059 09-14-1954 09-15-1954 James A. & LaRue J. Browning Prudential Federal Savings & Loan MTGE $8,650 09-14-1954 09-15-1954 Lake View Lumber & Hardware Company James A. & LaRue J. Browning WD 04-29-1954 07-30-1954 Robert Dean & LaRayne C. Anderson Lake View Lumber & Hardware Company WD 07-23-1946 08-16-1946 Robert Dean & La Rayne Cora Anderson Union Trust Company MTGE 07-27-1946 08-16-1946 Home Builders Finance Company Robert Dean & La Rayne C. Anderson WD 08-10-1946 08-10-1946 State Savings & Loan Association C. Taylor & Hilda H. Burton REL MTGE 04-24-1944 05-09-1944 C. Taylor & Hilda H. Burton Home Builders Finance Company QCD DATE: 2011 Dollar Amount COMMENTS unable to locate transaction in abstract released 08-11-1978 $5,100 PAGE 1 of 2 TITLE SEARCH FORM, continued ADDRESS : TAX NUMBER: 4585 S. Box Elder Street, Murray, Utah 21-01-429-015 Date of Instrument Date of GRANTOR (seller) GRANTEE (buyer) Type of 04-24-1944 05-09-1944 C. Taylor & Hilda Burton Home Builders Finance Company QCD 11-12-1943 05-09-1944 & C. M. Sproul (sole partners Home Builders Finance Company) C. Taylor Burton QCD 11-13-1943 11-15-1943 C. Taylor & Hilda Burton State Savings & Loan Association MTGE 05-11-1942 05-13-1942 Hugh & Florence L. Ward Homes Builders Finance Company WD 10-15-1935 10-16-1935 Hugh & Florence L. Ward First National Bank of Murray MTGE 1920s Uriah G. Miller Hugh & Florence L. Ward DEED? unable to locate transaction 01 -22-1908 estate of Reuben Miller Uriah G. Miller DEED 5.64 acres Record Transaction Dollar Amount Carl C. Burton, C. Taylor Burton 01-09-1908 DATE: 2011 COMMENTS 13 properties outside of Village Gardens subdivision $42 ,000 13 properties 2.75 acres $3,200 5.64 acres PAGE 2 of 2 )100 165.80 ) 1 00 428005 4 428025 • , ) 1 00 )1'" 6 I 8 , Ol ~ I i 8 , :: 428034 I I, 169.09 8 :1 ~ G : ____________ r-__ cO 428039 I .. ~ 81 428068 :: ----------171.04 8 428041 177.73 42801J4 N Ol ~ 8 II 428042 428044 I : i, 429011 Q " I - - - _________ ~ 428044 429012 ~I. 8 ~ 178.62 : .37 179.49 428062 ... ,... i, 8 m :: 8II 428044 428044 , , : ,, 130.00 i ... I. (ii; I :, \ \ ~ ~ 4290!~ - , - "" .. ~ '~ 429028 .'t.l" \ \ G It! "" -;0 428045 8 ;; 429029 280.00 8 42902~ 280.,0. I &.U 4 280.00 ~ 8 8 5 ~ ~ 0) 351032 ~ 1 2.64 I I 12 8 8 6 8 8 100.00 ~ -------- 5429021 8 :;: 8 II 225.00 428049 7 :I 4 225.00 42aJ48 429022 6 225.00 8 ..... \~ \ \ \ \ ~ ~, 429020 428047 .01 \ , 13 225.001 \ \ 225.001 3 \ ~ \~ 225.001 2 \ \ \ ~ 3~ 1:01 ~ \ -------'""'"\ ,g I \cP \ \ t: I. 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