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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. 211 E. Mountain View Drive Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah Ashby-Ensign House ...J UTAH STATE HISTORY 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 3 9222 00536 1188 HISTORIC SITE FORM (10-91) UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVATION 1 IDENTIFICATION Name of Property: Ashby-Ensign House Address: 211 E. Mountain View Drive Twnshp: City, County: Murray, Salt lake County, Utah 84107 UTM: Current Owner Name: Joseph & Marianne Boyer Current Owner Address: 211 E. Mountain View Dr, Murray, UT 84107 Legal Description (include acreage): 2S Range: 12 425156 1E Section: 6 4502291 USGS Map Name & Date: South Salt Lake, Utah Quad, 1998 Tax Number: 22-06-378-017 lOT 17 & W 10 FT OF lOT 18 BlK 2 MURRAY Hill GARDENS 0.23 AC. 1 STATUSIUSE Property Category 1..building(s) _structure _site _object Evaluation 1..eligible/contributing _ineligible/non-contributing _out-ofperiod Use Original Use: Single Dwelling Current Use: Single Dwelling 3 DOCUMENTATION Photos: Dates _slides: .,Xprints: 2016 1..historic: 1942 Drawings and Plans 1..measuredfloor plans 1942 tax card 1..site sketch map aerial photograph _Historic American Bldg. Survey _original plans available at: _other: Research Sources (check all sources consulted, whether useful or not) 1..citylcounty histories 1..abstract oftitle 1..tax card & photo .,Xpersonal interviews _building permit 1.. USHS Library _sewer permit 1.. USHS Preservation Files USHS Architects File 1..Sanborn Maps 1..LDS Family History Library 1..obituary index 1..city directories/gazetteers 1..local library: Murray City Library _university library(ies): 1..census records 1..biographical encyclopedias 1..newspapers Bibliographical References (books, articles, interviews, etc.) Attach copies ofall research notes, title searches, obituaries, and so forth. Boyer, Joseph & Marianne. Interview by author, August 2016, Murray, Utah. Broschinsky, Korral. "Historic Resources of Murray City, Utah, 1850-1967." National Register of Historic Places, Multiple Property Documentation Form, 2012. Available at the Utah State Historic Preservation Office. _ _ _ _. "Murray Hill Gardens Survey Reconnaissance Level Survey, 2016." Available at the Utah State Historic Preservation Office. Federal Housing Administration. Principles of Planning Small Houses, Technical Bulletin No.4, Washington D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1936. Lufkin, Beatrice. "Murray City Reconnaissance Level Survey." Final Report, June 2002. Available at the Utah State Historic Preservation Office. National Register of Historic Places, 2004. Available at the Utah State Historic Preservation Office . .,....,....._----"..,--~. Murray Downtown Residential Historic District. 2005. 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: StanwayIWheelwright Printing Company, 1976. Murray Eagle, various issues. Polk Directories, Salt Lake City, 1935-1979. Published by R.L. Polk & Co. Available at the Utah State Historical Society. [Salt Lake County Tax Assessors Carels and Photographs]. Available at the Salt Lake County Archives. [Salt Lake County Title Abstracts}. Available at the Salt Lake County Recorder's Office. Salt Lake Tribune, various issues. United States Census. Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah, 1940. Researcher/Organization: Preservation Documentation Resource/prepared for Murray City Date: 2016 4 ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION 211 E. Mountain View Drive, Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah Building Style/Type: Minimal Traditional I World War II Cottage with Garage page2 No. Stories:' - - - 1 -'---- Foundation Material: ___C..:....:..on_c:...-r..:..e.:...:te_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Wall Material(s): __S=-t: . ri:.=a..:. :te:. :d:. . :B=-r:. . :ic:.:.k-=----_ _ _ _ _ _ __ Additions: ~none _minor _major (describe below) Alterations: _none ...x.-minor _major (describe below) Number of associated outbuildings _ _ and/or structures _ _. Briefly describe the principal building, additions or alterations and their dates, and associated outbuildings and structures. Use continuation sheets as necessary. The Ashby-Ensign House is a one-story brick cottage built in 1941. The property is located at 211 E. Mountain View Drive in Murray, Utah. The house is constructed of striated brick on a raised concrete foundation. The style of the house is Minimal Traditional. There is an original attached garage at the northeast corner. The asphaltshingled roof has a main gable and with two secondary cross gables on the fa~de. The house features a projecting entrance foyer. The house has had only minor exterior and interior modifications since it was constructed 1941 . It is on a 0.23 acre lot with no outbuildings. The surrounding neighborhood is within the Murray Hill Gardens subdivision, which includes a mix of housing stock from the 1940s to the 1950s. The Ashby-Ensign House is in excellent condition and contributes to the historic resources of Murray, Utah. The footprint of the Ashby-Ensign House is roughly square measuring 30 feet by 30 feet. The central entry measures 8 feet by 4 with a concrete stoop and steps. The masonry is an orange-brown multi-colored striated brick laid in a running bond with raked pink mortar joints. The brick courses are laid to the apex of each gable. The fa~ade is the south elevation. It is divided visually by the projecting entry, which has a small simple gable roof. The front door appears to be the original wood-panel door with a small vertical light. There is a small opening filled with glass block next to the front door (original). The screen is a non-historic alteration. To the east is a larger simple gable above a small double-hung wood window with two-over-two horizontal lights. On the west half of the fa~de is a large picture wood-sash window with divided lights. All the windows feature rowlock brick sills. The storm windows may be historic, but the wrought-iron rail was added later. The sashes are painted white, while the other contrasting wood work, e.g. the thin wood cornices, has been panted coral. The attached garage is setback at the northeast corner. The garage features a simple gable with a ridgeline running parallel to the street. There is one window and a secondary door in the east elevation. The window has horizontal lights, similar to the front window. The west fa~de has narrow windows flanking a brick chimney, which features a concrete coping. There is a third window to the rear. The north elevation has two double-hung windows similar to the original. There is also a sliding glass door, which appears to be a later alteration . This patio door has a set of wood steps and a wrought-iron rail. The west elevation of the garage features a half-glass divided-light door with a wide sidelight. There are basement windows on the south elevation. The basement windows are other elevations are obscured shrubs near the house. On the interior, the house has 932 square feet of space on the main floor and 838 square feet in the finished basement. The front door opens into a small foyer that leads into the living room. At the west end of the room is a wood mantelpiece with a tile inset. The current owners have recently removed the carpet and refinished the hardwood floors. The kitchen is to the east and features original cabinets. There are two bedrooms and a bath at the rear of the house. The basement was finished in 1950 with two additional bedrooms and a second bath. The attached garage has 374 square feet of space. The Ashby-Ensign House sits on a 0.23-acre parcel with an angled section to the north. The landscaping is mainly lawn with shrubs near the house. There is a concrete driveway to the garage. The backyard is fenced with a combination of chain link and vinyl. The property has excellent history integrity. The Ashby-Ensign House is a contributing resource in its historic Murray neighborhood. 5 HISTORY 211 E. Mountain View Drive, Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah Architect/Builder: _-"p<-"o""s""-s",,ib"..lly,-,-.-"'C'""u""'rt""is"-L"".'-'S"'"'h..!>a""'..... w -"b<-"u'""il.>O.de~r'--_ __ 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 _Exploration! c...Community Planning & Development Settlement _Conservation _Health/Medicine Date ofConstruction: "s" or "C" (S = significant, C = _Industry _Invention _Landscape Architecture _Law _Literature _Maritime History _Military _ Performing Arts page 3 1941 contributing). _Politics/ Government _Religion _Science _ Social History _Transportation _Other Write a chronological history ofthe property, focusing primarily on the original or principal owners & significant events. Explain andjustify any significant themes marked above. Use continuation sheets as necessary. The Ashby-Ensign House was built in 1941 just prior to World War II. The property is a contributing resource in its historic Murray neighborhood in the areas of Architecture and Community Planning & Development. In the area of Community Planning, the Ashby-Ensign property is part of the Murray Hill Gardens subdivision neighborhood, which was developed between in the 1940s to 1950s. The history represents an early subdivision in Murray that pre-dated the postwar boom period. The property is significance in the area of Architecture as an example of the World War II-era cottage with Minimal Traditional details. The house is an example of the Federal Housing Administration's Guidelines for Small Houses, which were published in 1936 to help stimulate the construction industry and promote home ownership during the depression years. The property is potentially eligible for the National Register of Historic Places under the Historic Resources of Murray City, 1850-1967, Multiple Property Listing and Submission (MPS). The contextual periods of the MPS are divided by building type. The Ashby-Ensign property may be eligible within two historic contexts: the "Americanization of Murray's Residential Architecture, 1902-1965" and "Murray's Subdivision Development Boom Period, 1946-1967." Murray City has undergone four major periods of historic development. The first was a period of agrarian settlement lasting from 1848 to 1869. The second was as an industrial boomtown that began with the coming of the railroad and the establishment of several smelters in the area. The second period lasted from 1870 to 1931, the year the Great Depression reached Murray. This era also included the beginning of a community-building period after Murray's incorporation in 1903. Though agriculture continued in Murray for some time, the agrarian economy was increasingly supplanted by industry and commerce in the twentieth century. The third period of development began with the depression, a second world war, and ended in 1960s after a phenomenal period of population and subdivision growth in the city. The year 1950 marked the closure of the last smelter in the city, and also coincided with the beginning of the transformation of the city from an independent industrial town to a suburban bedroom community for nearby Salt Lake City. By the early twentieth century, Murray's commercial district had spread north to the intersection of 4800 South and State Street. 1 As the commercial district grew, a large number of merchants and professionals moved to a neighborhood east of State Street between Vine Street and both sides of 4800 South. This neighborhood was listed on the National Register as the Murray Downtown Residential Historic District in 2004 (NRIS #04001566).2 The area between 4800 South and 4500 South, State Street and the Big Cottonwood Creek was part of the farm owned by Jonathan and Saran Brown, English immigrants who settled in Murray in 1853. Their oldest son, Henry W. Brown, filed the first homestead patent on the land in 1874. By the late 1930s, the homestead acreage had been reduced, but the area was still semi-rural. In 1938, Edward M. Ashton, a Salt Lake City real estate developer, began working with descendants of the Brown family and other property owners on the Murray Hill Gardens subdivision. On January 10, 1940, Ashton filed the subdivision plat on behalf of fifteen property owners. Murray Hill Gardens was the first subdivision to be plated in Murray after the depression years of the early 1930s. 1 Prior to a county-wide survey in 1917, 4800 South was 1ih Street. It was also commonly called Murray Boulevard or the Murray-Holladay Road. West of State Street, it was called the Murray-Taylorsville Road . Today's 4500 South was originally 16th Street. 2 The commercial business district was listed as the Murray Downtown Historic District in 2006 (NRIS #06000928). 5 HISTORY 211 E. Mountain View Drive, Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah page 4 -continuedBy the time the United States entered World War II in December 1941, thirty-one homes had been built in the first phase of the subdivision, mostly on Brown Street and the west half of Mountain View Drive. The first homes built in the area followed FHA guidelines for small houses, first developed in 1936 to help stimulate home ownership and the construction industry following the Great Depression. Between 1942 and 1945, twenty-three new homes were built in Murray Hill Gardens, despite a lack of labor and materials during the war years. Permission for the construction of these private homes was likely given because the nearby smelter was used to make lead bullets and therefore classified as a defense industry.3 The first phase of the Murray Hill Garden subdivision, developed between 1938 and 1945, was particularly popular with families of Murray's professional and merchants, who had strong ties to the nearby business district. The first owners of the home were Delbert G. and Verna L. Ashby, who purchased the property in March 1941. Based on a tax photograph, probably taken in January 1942, the house was not completed and occupied until 1942. The builder of the home was possibly Curtis L. Shaw (1888-1944), one of Murray's most prolific home builders and the city's mayor from 1942 to 1944. The brickwork and mantelpiece is similar to other homes built by Curtis Shaw during the same period. Delbert George Ashby was born on October 15, 1905 in Bountiful, Utah. Delbert Ashby graduated from the LOS Business College. He had a career as an accountant for the Kennecott Copper Company, and later Winder Dairy. Verna LaFern Lundberg was born on June 6, 1907, in Murray, Utah, to James and Clara Lundberg. James Lundberg was a chemist at the smelter in Murray. Verna received a teaching degree from the University of Utah and taught elementary school for fourteen years. Delbert and Verna were married on January 22, 1937. They had one daughter, Janet. Delbert was among the many residents of Murray who commuted to work for the Kennecott Copper Company. The family lived in Murray only a few years before moving to West Valley City. Verna Lundberg Ashby died on April 10, 1999. Delbert Ashby died on February 4, 2001. The second owners were Lee O. and Cora H. Ensign, who purchased the property in May 1944. Lee Osborn Ensign was born in Salt Lake City on November 2, 1905. Cora Leon Hill was born in Kaysville, Utah, on April 8, 1907. Lee and Cora were married on April 19, 1926. Lee was a grocer and meat cutter. He worked for the Hoffman Market and the Skaggs Company on State Street, and presumably moved to Murray to be within walking distance from work. Cora worked for the Ranel Beauty Salon while they lived in Murray. The Ensigns sold their house to George V. and Marjean Grass in 1964. Lee Osborn Ensign died in Murray on August 18, 1984. Cora Hill Ensign died in Salt Lake City on December 16, 1997. George and Marjean Grass were the property owners until 1973 when they sold to the house to David Caldwell Houser and Maxine Ray Caldwell Houser. In 2014, the house passed to David E. Houser and Linda H. Alvey. A year later it was sold to the current owners, Joseph and Marianne Boyer. 6 PHOTOS 211 E. Mountain VieW Drive, Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah page 4 Common Label Information: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Name: Address: 211 E. Mountain View Drive, Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah, 84107 Photographer: Korral Broschinsky Date: 2016 Digital color photographs on file at Utah SHPO. The only other subdivision in Murray to receive approval from the War Production Board (WPB) was the Village Gardens subdivision on Box Elder Street, which was plated in 1940. 3 6 PHOTOGRAPHS 211 E. Mountain View Drive, Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah Photograph 1 South elevation of house. Camera facing northwest. Photograph 2 North elevation of house. Camera facing southeast. -- page 5 6 PHOTOGRAPHS 211 E. Mountain View Drive, Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah Photograph 3 Interior, main floor, living room. Camera facing west. Photograph 4 Interior, main floor, kitchen. Camera facing south. page 6 211 E. Mountain View Drive, Salt Lake County, Utah 7 SITE PLAN (AERIAL PHOTO) w-\r' page 7 N 0 I 10 20 30 I I Feet Legend ~ Latitude: 40.668063° 40 50 I s Longitude: -111.885514° .-_ ~ Ashby-Ensign House Current Parcel urray 2016 Intensive Level Surveys Salt Lake County, Utah SW 1/4 SEC 6, T2S, R1E August 2016 211 E. 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I I .--- '~I i, , , J _ . _ _ .t_ . /-1- ! _____, ____ • __ .! ___ _ ____ RESIDENTIAL OUT BUILDINGS .i'. ! ~ .- ..-. -;-. ____. ..i . --~-y~-!-- -- 1 f l 'J I t .~ _. ________ _ I ~ "t: --- - :---- --~--r - -----I , ! lL _________ - ·'--l /.. [ .. I . I ; : I I I ! ! ; --~I ---- __1___ _ __ L __ _ __ .... r iI I ..--1 i . .~---- }, i .t. -~ t j : . J _____ _ ._ .. _.' Depr. Value Delbert George Ashby ProQ uest document link Abstract (Abstract): [Delbert George Ashby) was born Oct 15, 1905, in Bountiful UT to Charles Alma Ashby and Martha Jane Prosser. Delbert Married Verna LaFern Lundberg , Jan 22,1937 in the Salt Lake LOS Temple. Delbert graduated from the LOS business college in accounting and worked at Kennecott, and Winder dairy as an accountant. He was a member of the LDS church and served in many various callings. Full text: Delbert Ashby , 95, passed away at home February 4,2001. Delbert was born Oct 15, 1905, in Bountiful UT to Charles Alma Ashby and Martha Jane Prosser. Delbert Married Verna LaFern Lundberg, Jan 22, 1937 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Delbert graduated from the LOS business college in accounting and worked at Kennecott, and Winder dairy as an accountant. He was a member of the LOS church and served in many various callings. He was the neighborhood grandpa and everyone loved him. He was always willing to help, and always on the go, especially in the summertime when he could be found putting around handing out motorcycle rides to all the kids. He has been reunited with his beloved wife and daughter and we know he is rejoicing as are we, although we miss him dearly. Delbert is survived by three brothers, Hiett, Grant, Eldon; granddaughters, Charla Smith, Leslie Labrum;, and four great- grandchildren, Jackalene, Whitney, Dylan , Chantell Smith. Delbert is preceded in death by his wife, Verna ; daughter, Janet Marie Labrum, brothers, Prosser, Clarence , Newel, Edwin; and sisters, Thelma, Nathalia. Services will be Feb 6, 2001, noon, at the Condie Park LOS Ward Chapel, 4251 S. 4800 W, West Valley City. The Family will receive friends at a viewing Mon. Feb 5, at Valley View Funeral Home, 6-8 p.m. and one hour prior to the service Tues. at the church. Funeral directors: Valley View. People: Ashby, Delbert George Publication title: The Salt Lake Tribune Pages: C7 Number of pages: 0 Publication year: 2001 Publication date: Feb 5, 2001 Year: 2001 Place of publication: Salt Lake City, Utah Publication subject: General Interest Periodicals-United States ISSN: 07463502 Source type: Newspapers Language of publication: English Document type: NEWSPAPER ProQuest document ID: 281032036 Document URL: http://search.proquesl.com/docviewi281 032036?accountia =57 447 Copyright: Copyright Salt Lake Tribune Feb 5, 2001 "Our Angel" Vema La Fern Ashby Pro Qu est document li nk Abstract (Abstract): Verna LaFern Ashby, age 89, passed away April 10, 1999 in West Valley City, Utah. She was born June 6, 1909, in Murray, Utah, to James and Clara Meyer Lundberg. She graduated from Murray High School and the University of Utah, with a teaching degree. She taught elementary education for 14 years. She married Delbert George Ashby on January 22,1937 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Full text: Verna LaFern Ashby, age 89, passed away April 10, 1999 in West Valley City , Utah. She was born June 6, 1909, in Murray, Utah, to James and Clara Meyer Lundberg. She graduated from Murray High School and the University of Utah, with a teaching degree. She taught elementary education for 14 years. She married Delbert George Ashby on January 22,1937 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She was a member of the LDS Church, serving actively in the Primary, Relief Society and choir. She had very strong religious beliefs and was always encouraging you to do what the Lord wanted. She was always very happy and pleasant to be with. If you needed a friend and someone to trust, she was always there. Thanks to all ward members for their compassionate service, and the doctors and nurses. We love you and will miss you. She is survived by her husband, Delbert; son-in-law, Ivan Lee Labrum; granddaughters, Charla and Leslie Labrum; sister, Mercy Ledingham. She is preceded in death by her parents, brother, and daughter Janet Labrum. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday April 14, 1999, at 1 p.m. at the Condie Park Ward Chapel, 4251 South 4800 West. Friends may call Tuesday evening from 6-8 p.m. at Valley View Funeral Home, 4335 West 4100 South, and one hour prior to the services at the church on Wednesday. Interment, Valley View Memorial Park. T 4/12N 4/13 Publication title: The Salt Lake Tribune Pages: D7 Number of pages: 0 Publication year: 1999 Publication date: Apr 13, 1999 Year: 1999 Section: Utah Place of publication: Salt Lake City, Utah Publication subject: General Interest Periodicals-United States ISSN: 07463502 Source type: Newspapers Language of publication: English Document type: NEWSPAPER ProQuest document 10: 288927241 Document URL: http://search .proquesl. comldocvlewi 288927241 ?accou ntid =57 447 Cora Hill Ensign ProQues! document link Abstract (Abstract): Cora was born April 8, 1907, Kaysville, UT, the daughter of David Franklin and Amanda Jane Bennett Hill. She married Lee Osborne Ensign on April 19, 1926, in Salt Lake City, UT. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Los Angeles LOS Temple on April 19, 1961. He passed away Aug. 18, 1984. Full text: MURRAY--Cora Hill Ensign, age 90, passed away, Tuesday, December 16,1997, in Salt Lake City, Utah. Cora was born April 8, 1907, Kaysville, UT, the daughter of David Franklin and Amanda Jane Bennett Hill. She married Lee Osborne Ensign on April 19, 1926, in Salt Lake City, UT. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Los Angeles LOS Temple on April 19, 1961 . He passed away Aug. 18, 1984. Cora was an active member of the LOS Church, serving in the Young Women's Organization in Palm Springs, CA. She is survived by her sister, Elizabeth R. Allmark; and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, two brothers and two sisters. Graveside services will be held Saturday, Dec. 20th, 11 a.m. at the Kaysville City Cemetery , 500 E. Crestwood Road. Friends and family may call at Lindquist's Kaysville Mortuary, 400 No. Main from 10-11 a.m. on Saturday, prior to services. T 12/19N 12/19 Publication title: The Salt Lake Tribune Pages: B14 Number of pages: 0 Publication year. 1997 Publication date: Dec 19, 1997 Year. 1997 Section: Utah Place of publication: Salt Lake City, Utah Publication subject: General Interest Periodicals--United States ISSN: 07463502 Source type: Newspapers Language of publication: English Document type: NEWSPAPER ProQuest document 10: 288753330 Document URL: hltp://sea rch.plOquesl.com ldocview.288753330?i1ccountid=5 7447 Copyright: Copyright Salt Lake Tribune Dec 19, 1997 Last updated: 2012-03-03 Database: ProQuest Newsstand TITLE SEARCH FORM ADDRESS : 211 E. Mountain View Drive TAX NUMBER: CITY: Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah 84107 LEGAL DESCRIPTION AND ACREAGE : 22-06-376-017 0.23 acres Joseph R. & Marianne F. Boyer CURRENT OWNER: LOT 17 & W 10 FT OF LOT 18 BLK 2 MURRAY HILL GARDENS 211 E. Mountain View Drive Murray, Utah HISTORIC NAME: 84107 DATE BUILT: Ashby-Ensign House GRANTEE (buyer) 1941, remodeled 1951 Type of Transac tio Dotlar Amount COMMENTS $2 ,808 released 10-25-1972 Date of Ins trument Date of Rec o rd GRANTOR (seller) 11-05-2015 11-05-2015 Linda H. Alvey; David E. Houser Joseph R. & Marianne Boyer WD 09-19-2014 09-19-2014 David Vincent Houser; Maxine Ray Caldwell Houser Linda H. Alvey ; David E. Houser WD 05-15-1973 05-16-1973 George V. & Marjean W. Grass David Vincent Houser; Maxine Ray Caldwell Houser WD 08-04-1965 08-041965 George V. & Marjean W . Grass Nationwide Finance Co. MTGE 08-04-1965 08-04-1965 Angel E. & Grace Jewell George V. & Marjean W . Grass WD 11 -05-1964 11 -09-1964 George V. & Marjean W . Grass Angel E. & Grace Jewell WD 06-19-1964 06-22-1964 George V. & Marjean W. Grass Valley State Bank MTGE 06-15-1964 06-22-1964 Lee O. & Cora H. Ensign George V. & Marjean W . Grass WD 01-01-1954 01-20-1954 First Security Bank of Utah Lee O. & Cora H. Ensign MTGE $6 ,000 released 06-19-1956 03-14-1941 05-27-1944 Delbert G. & Verna L. Ashby First Security Bank of Utah MTGE $5 ,200 released 01 -19-1945 05-22-1944 05-27-1944 Delbert G. & Verna L. Ashby Lee O. & Cora H. Ensign WD 02-27-1944 05-27-1944 Curtis L. & Vinnie Shaw Delbert G. & Verna L. Ashby WD Lots 17 & pt 18 03-14-1941 07-17-1941 Karl D. & May J. Hardy Delbert G. & Verna L. Ashby SWD Lot 17 12-08-1939 01-10-1940 Karl D. & May J. Hardy et al To Whom It May Concern PLAT Murray Hill Gardens RESEARCHER: n PDR DATE: 2016 buyer agrees to pay mortgage $14 ,600 PAGE 1 of 1 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. ~ 1131 , , 1 ~-,,, . • 10000 '~.25 : iF - -~- ~~~m ~~L.JL--.J L:.J J3OI»' 14137 D40lJ ~ .DIDIO to !~ ~ : ~ ~ ~ ~ ",.,. 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J" ..·I_.j~ 4 (1.141) ,,"'VE - "".•,,'• . ~"'F''/~",'a, 1.!f!:.~~!'-.--,..r-c!--...,.-: A(.I{NO ~~(I. NIJRRAY HILL 6ARDENS h"", ""'-'", -.''1'; PJ. .'",;;? :::·~·,:"· ", ,,,,,.-!·o" ~';' J S 'I ..,;:.. - Sfs flJ':1 t fJ6NE.V r JTA Tf O~ UTAJI COUIYTY OF ,fA' T i.IlXE : Sf. A SI,/8IJ/V/fIOIl OF PARTS OF fWJ flC.~ ~J/P JlWJ SEC . 7 Z.s. R.IE -J.l..8.AM. r. /1{ MURRA Y CITY - - -...,.,..=,~~.,::::_l-,,\;y~-~_ /(o/qr.J'. A..3/,::' Hurd,,,y I~ ,':-011 !u~~ C;;'J"r N, <on",,,JJII:)T> ....,&'''''.1":. -::"'-~"" __ l-,..... om/EllS '/lEP/orION ~~:., '''!l'''~ .., J ~l enry y'~Gean J. :: enry :.:cGean Subscribe d !<nd sworn t o befo!'J me th i s 18th day of fjecembe r, 1935· . My CommisDion Aug 28, 1943 ex~ : res, 1.!AFJOF IE :']';Y:'. RSAIll.! !WTAf.Y HlH LIC ·CO'.1!.I S S 101; EXPIRES A:JG . 28 , ),:ar,i ori e :.:eye rseh ,e Not ary Pub lic Fe s id :nG n t S~lt L~ke City, Utah. 1 ~ 43 SALT LA Y;: CITY, STATE OF UTAH Recorded At the requ!l s t of :;uGnr ::0:1 50 Ll:rr.ber l: Ed\"r. Co., 1)ec. 18, 1839, at 4155 P. M., in Book # 213 of Liens and Leases, pages ~?:-.74 , Re ~ crd i ng f oo pa id il. 90. UH c;ned ) Cornalia S. Lund, Recorde r, Salt Lake County, t'tnh, by F. 1:;. Sa'""lla,\ ' Deput y. (Re fe f ence : C~1 5 , 127, 34. ) FL 13; -------------~'f. ! #873393 P.mTRICTI01:S [;. l~or BlockE 1, D:::DIC.~T :r()J ; ~ , 3 ena 4 aJP.HAY HILL GAP.Di!::r :S r,llrray G~ty, Salt La ke Cour.ty, Utah I DIDIC.LTI ~ . : J':now lUl Men By TP"'se Presents: Thot the W1der3ie;ned , :;arl D. Hardy , :;lay J. Hardy, his wife; :Eliith l'l. londerson Carl Anderson, her husb~ld; i •• Raymond Christensen. Leonora Christenflen, his wife; j,largureto S. Allingt'o n; Vel SW1dwall, Ila H. Sundwall, his wife , Arthur '.'l . Bohn , L,ma D. Bohn, his wifo; ;r. Leo Ellertson, Lyle Ellertoon, his wife, a nd i·l. Dou i~las Allen a nd Viola ;"llen, his wif e, hereinafter called t he Prl1l,prietor, have oaused to be 3Ilrveyed and platted t h e l ands hereinafter u'3s cri.:)ed und e r th e rul~e "~.!JR"tAY HIU.. G!...rw:;;::·JS". and have caused the same to be subdivided into Bloc ks, Lots and Stro :lts as oho'lm in the accompanyi:nG plat and have caused certain parcels ot land therein speeified to b e dedicated to t he public use. II D~T IO!: The tollo'ling is t l: e part iculur uescri ption of t ile lar.ds to be er..br ac ed wi thin the aforesaid plat and. dedication: Beginning 87.66 foet :.orth a nd 1254.67 feet i';ast of the Southwcst Cornor Section 6, TO'Nns hip 2 SOuth, Range 1 East, Salt Lake Base and ),ieridian, :),nd runninG ::orth 0 d e (~rees 04' ws · 1231.47 f0~ t; liorth 85 de crees 57' East 237.18 teat; ..>outh 6 de e rees 45' E9.st 228.36 feet; South 45 dc ':r ecs 4B' East 547. '12 fee ; South S5 , degreea 03' East 151.1S feet; South 35 de {~ro os ;,est 210 .00 feet; .3out h ? desrces ';les1, 215 .00 'eet; South 62 degrees 12' Eeot I G ~.?l i'eet; South 14 .or;ro es 15 ' Foe st ' :,.• '.. 7 foot j .:louth '72 deBI"ees 15' East 165.91 teet; South 33 de~'EI ,)e 21' ','jest 147.96 fee t; Gou th 36 dO GI',30S ';. .', ' :iC3t 9 ·~ .49 l'cet; South 18 degre es '7' I'l est 128.17 feet; South SO dep:re ee 00' ;'Ie st 342 . 91 fe e t; Sout l: 137. ~,O .. , ,~ t; Sout h 83 decrees 00' '::ost 50.0, foet; h orth l37.50 feet; South 88 dec;ree.r, 15 ' ;'i o:;t 525 . ·~O fe et; ; .ort ll 0 cl.c (~·oes 04' ;::" st 17G. 91 t'e et to the point ot beginning, situated in !.!urray City , Salt 1.",::0 COu."lt r , stat e ot Utah. III RE3ERVi.TI C·:S, ',::I': JTl: ICTIO:3 i~ .;D CCV:'LA1 i'l'S Th. proprietor declares that the Ilfor~nll d , shoVin Oil th e Pla'c above ref e rred t o, is hcld nd shall be conveyed subject to tho rC::le ''V'ations, restrictions mod covcn :lr!ts horein s et fort h. D ~:F Il: ITIO!'iS IV A "Corner Lot" is Olle that abuts on nore t han OIle street. h:riy Lot s h311 be deemed to fror.t on ~ h e st!'ee. on which it has its sr.J:lller Jinonsions o;';cept t h:l t t he pro prietor in the deed to any corner lot, or at any time with consent, in Vlr1 tinr: , of the holder of the le ~a1 t itle t hEl reto, may dElsie;nate ... diti'oront .. , ro .. t ... " the one upon wll1eh such lot shall be deemed t\) front. The Street upon which e Lot fronts, as above provided, s holl ue deemed to be the tront street. Ar.y other street conti~ous to s uch lot sheJ.l be <leorod to be (l /lide stroet. A "plot" shall be de omed to front on the S1ll:iO street, or streets as t ile Lot or Lots constituting SL ~ h Plot. By "Build ing Lini t Line", as heroin used , is I~eant t he line mar tnd " Dulld1nc Lil!li t Li:le" as s l:ovm 0 t ::c plot. By "Out Buildine Li::lit Line", 85 herein u:.;ed, i.~ ;:lOllnt the lino :.: '~r ':·'d "Out Buildi!'.:,,; L:'.:.:it Li ne", !oi l s hewll on the Flat, or as chanp;ed by the fropriet or in accor <.l ance wi t l1 P l'O V 1.iol. · hereill. By "Ou.t Building", as the word 1s used in this statement is i nt ended to Ulean a n enclosed covered stl" lture not directly attached to the dwellin G which it serves. V USE OF L:.!lDS Eaoh Lot shall b. used for one detached sinele family dwellinr, only and appurtenant outbuildinGs. VI FRONTAGE Every dwelling erected on an.' plot shall front or present a 600d frontaGe on the stroet on which said I. lot tronts. kAy dWelling erected on any plot shall have appurtenar,t to it and not occupied 'o y another uV/Ellling at 1< :1st titty-tive (55) teet 01' ground fronting on the street or streets on which the plot fronts, with the except : )n, however, II single family dwelli Wl may be ere ct ed upon each 01' Lots 22 to 26, both inclusive, Blocl: 2. Dwelling on Corner Lota shall have a presentable tront:lGe on all s tree '~ s on ;':!; ich t he :particular lot abu'· a. VII APPROVl.I. OF PLANS ,\l:D COOT M :D 1,:nm.!{JI,! GRoUt:!) noon Sc,Ui,m : /00';:' ",u'E!. OF D·IIELLINCQ. No building shall be erected on any lot until the dosien and location thereof have beGn approved in writLG by a oommittee eleeted by a majority of tho o'lmers of.' lots in snid subdivi s ion. However, in the event that such CO!:mittee is not in existence or tails to a pprove or disapprove such desi !~ or location within thirty (30) days trom submission of plans, then /JUch o,,'P!'ov:U will not be required provided the des1c;n and location on the Lot COn.f'1l1'ln to and are in harmony 711 th oxist1ni; structures in t he subdiv1oion.In any ca s o, either with or without the aI'!,roval of the CO!llllittee,~g ~ (a) I\o dwelling costing less than ..i3000.00, o'!:- !leviDR a (!',l'OW1d floor s(~uare foot area or less t h:JJl 700 .quare teet "ball be erected wholly or pertly on Lots l, 2 and 3, Dlock 1, Plat ot Murray Hill Garl: clls . (b) No dwell1ng costing less than $4000.00, or h.av111~ a groW1d 1'1001' nr,3a ot: less than BOO s luare f eet in the ca •• ot II. one story structure, nor less than 600 square fu et in the c[;se 01' one und one huli StOl'Y or two stOry structure shall ue erected wholly or llart ly on Lot s 4, '" 6 :md 7, Dloclt 1, Plut or Uurray Hill CJe.rdena. -- - -.- - - - - - 1 (0) No dwelling coating leaa than .5000.00, or having a ground floor .quar. foot ar.. of 1••• than ~OOO .quar. f.et 1n the oase ot a one story .tructur. nor loal than ~ .quare feet in the c~se Of • one and on. half .tory or two atory structure shan bo erected wholly cr partly on Lot B, Bloc;': 1, Plat of llurray lIill Gt.rdena. (d) No dwelling co.ting l~"ft than '3000.00 or having a ground floor .quar. toot area ct l •• a than 600 .quare feet shall be erect.ed whol17 or partly on Lota 1 and 33, Block G, Plat of Murray 11111 Garden~. (e) No dwelling coating le •• than +2000.00, or having a ground floor aquare foot area ot le.s than 450 aquare feet shall be erected wholly or partly on Lot. 2 to 11, both inclusive, Block 2, Plat ot lIurrl Hill Gardena. (f) No dwelling aoating lesa than f35OO.00 or having a ground floor .quare foot area of 1••• than 700 .quare feet aha1l be .rected wholly or partly on Lota 12 and 13, Block 2, Plat of Murray 11111 Gardena. (g) Bo dwelling costing leaa than .4000.00 of having a ground floor .quar. foot area of le •• than BOO .quare feet in the oase of a one .tory struoture nor Ius than 600 .quaN i'oet in the caae of a one and one halt story or two story atructure ah£~1 bo erected wholly or partly on 10ta 14 and 17, both incluaive, Blook 2, Plat of Murray lIill Gardena. (h) Ho dwelling coeting leas than #5000.00 or having a ground flool" .-re : oot area of le .. than 1000 'q_ro feet in the oase of a one atory struoture nor lea a than 700 .quaro feet in the oa.e of e on. and on. halt or two story Itructure shall be ereoted wholly or p M.ly on Lot IB, Blook 2, Plat of lIurray lIill Gardona. (i) No dwelling oosting lou than .4500.00 Or having a groun:! floor area in .quar. f.et of le.. than 900 square feet in the oaae of a one-atory struoture nor leaa than 650 aquare feet in the O&s. of a one .. nd-one-halt .tory or two-atory .truoture ahall be ereoted wholly or partly on Lota 19 to 27, both inolu.lve, BloolI: 2, Plat ot Ilurray 11111 Gardens. (j) No dwelling costlng 1e•• thr,n f4ooo.oo or having a ground floor squar. foot ar.. of l.a. than BOO square feet in the oa8e of a one-stol~ structure nor leaa than 600 aquar. feet in the case of a one-and-onehalf-atory or two-story struoture shall be erected wholly or partly on Lota 28 ond 29. Block 2, Plat of Murray lIill Gardena. .7 . (k) No dwelling coating leas than '3500.00, or hav: ng a ground floor square foot area of les. than 700 aquare feet shall ce erected wholly or partly on Lota 30 to 32, both inclusive, Block ~. Plat of Murray Bill Gardens. (1) No dwelling costing less than .2000.00, or having a ground floor square foot ar. of le .. than 450 square feet shall be erected wholly or partly on Lots 1, ~ and 3, Block 3, Plat of Murray Hill Garden •• (m) No dwelling costing les8 than '3000.00, or havin~ a ground floor square foot ar. of losl than 600 square feet shall be erected wholly or partly on Lots 4, 5 and 6, Block 3, Plat of Murray Hill Gardena. (n) No dwellin ~ costin~ les8 than ~3500.00 or hav~ng a ground floor Iquare foot area Of leaa than 700 aquare feet shall be er ~ cted wholly or partly on Lote 7 to 11. both inclusive, Blook 3, Plat of Murray 11111 Gardena. (0) No dwelling ooeting less than f4ooo.oo or having a ground floor aquare foot area of les. than BOO Iquar. feet in the case of a one-story struoture nor le8s than 600 aquare feet in the c~ae of a ore-and-ono-half .tory or two-story struoture, shall be erected ,« ~ _oll y or pertly on Lota 12 to 14, both incluaive, Blook 3, Plat of Murray 11111 Gard.na. (p) 10 dwelling oOlting leas than f45OO.00, or having a Fround floor aquare foot ar. of le •• than 900 aquare teet in the oase of a one-story structure nor leas than 650 aqu1,re teet in the cas. of a on.-and on.~ halt ltory or two ItOry !'I°~ructure ahall be ereoted wholly or partly on Lot. 15 to 20, both incluliv., BloolI: 3, Plat of Ilurray Hill Gardena. (q) Ho dwelling oUlting leu than '5000,00 or having It ground floor .quare toot area at le .. than 1000 square feet in the oase of a one-.tory ItruotUT 6 n0' ' ess th~ 700 aquare feet in the oase of a one-and-ona-haltatory or two-story struoture ahall bn ~reoted wholly or partly on Lots 21 to ~" both inolu'ive, Block 3, Plat of Ilurray lIill Gardena. (r) No dwelling co.ting leas than '5000.00 or having a ground floor .quare foot area of le •• than 1000 aquare teet in the caae of a one-story struoture nor less than 700 square teot in the oase of a one-and on.half-.tory or two-.tory struoture shall be .reoted wholly or partly on Lot. 1 to 7, both inolu'iv., Blook 4, Plat of Murray Hll1 Gardens. The above dwelling coat refers to the cost of dwellin~ atruoture only. The above area. refer to the areaa ot the dwelling exo1usive of one-story open porches and garayel. (4) OUTBUILDING REQUIRElIENTS VIII Every building, except a green houae. shall correspond in ;Eyte and .rohltoot~r. to tho dwollln, to whioh it i. appurtenant. No outbuilding shall exoeed the dwelline to which it i. appurtenant in height or numb.r of atorie •• IX DWELLING SETBACK No dwelling or any pert thereof ahall be erec~ed or maintained on any plot nearer t o the adjoining .tr.et or .treets than the building limit linol shown on the reoorded plat. However, covered or uncovered, but not encloled porche., balconie., pOlota-cocherea, or terraoe. may extend boyond tho building limit lin. not more than twelve (12) teet, and customary arohiteotural appurt.nancea, suoh as cornice., bay windows, .poutin~., ohimney., may extend not more than four (4) feet. Stepa leading to dwellings may extend beyond .uoh buildin~ limit line., provid.d suoh .tepa are not hieher than the floor level of the firat floor of th~ dwellin~. X DYiELLING FREE SF-ACE • No dwelllng, inoludtng porches, attaohed garagea, or green houses, but oxcludin~ oornlce., .poutinGI, ohimne,y. aDd purely ornamental projectiona, .hall ooouPY more than seventy p~r cent (70%) ot the width of the plot on whioh it il er.oted, .uch width to be mea lured along the building lin. neareat the reep.ctive atreet. on whioh .uch plot tront •• No part ot a~ dwelling .hall be ereoted or maintained nearer than eight (8) feet to the side line of prop.rty of the plot on whioh the .ame i. erected, exoept that oornioe •• apoutin~s, chimnBya bnd purely ornamental projeotion. may extoad (3) feet nearer said property line. n OUTBUILDING SET BACK Ho outbuilding .hall be .r.oted or maintained on any or .ald lot. nearer to the adjoining .tr ..t or stre.t. than the outbuilding lia1t liDe •• hewn on the reoorded plat. The normal projeotion of cornico., .poutinga, oh!"II1q', ani purel, onuunental projeotion. over aaid building 11ne. ahall not be oonatrued a. a violat! on 01' the proviaion. of .a~> : ~ . XII OUTBUILDING FaEE SPACE The oOllblned wi4th ot the outbuilding for on. plot .liilrnot exoeed fifty per oent (50~) of the width of the plot mea.ur.d aloue th. rear 11ne, exc.pt that a total width ot 35 t.et will be permitted. XIII RACIAL R~STRICTIONS Non. ot the lot•• hown on .aid plat .hall be occupi.d by a~ per.on not of the white rao.. Thll proh ibition, howev.r, i. not int.nd.d to includ. the occupancy or u•• by per. on. not of tho ~hit. rao. while employed ae •• rvanta on the premi.... The word ·PERSON". a. u•• d h.r.in, .hall inolud. a Corporation, or Asaooiation, a~ of the .tookhold.ra of whioh are not of the whit. ra08. -5- lJV !ASEII!:NTS NO building or oth.r p.rman.nt .truotur., exoeptin~ge, .hall b•• reot.d or maintained on a~ part of a~ arek indicated a. "ea.emer-t", but the owner. , t lot. may ereot and maintain a r~n~~. wall or hedge along the property 11n. within .uoh .81em.nt, but subjeot or qua.i-publl0 purpo •••• h1; all tim.. to the prior right to u••• uch area for pubUo ....r---------------~==================--. - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The right i. re ••rved to locate, oon.truct, .reot and maintain, ~thin the area. indicated on the plat aa &utility ea.ement.", .ewer and other pipe linel, conduits, pole. and wire. and any other method of conc.ucting Of' performing any public or quad-public utility or funation abave or beneath the lurface of the grour.ll, with tho right of aecee. at any time to the .~d for the purp08e of repair and maintenance. XV SIGNS-BILL BQ}JmS-AND MISC. PROVISIONS The c~u.truction or maintenance of sign" b£11bOarda, or adverti.ing .tructures of any kinA on any lot i. prohibited, .. "c~pt that one aign or bill bo .... d advort1eing the rental or • • Ie of property, hown on th·) recorded p~at h pentitted pro..-ided it doe. not ex" ...d 'x5 feet in aize. lio tank for the .tora,e of 011 or other fluid. m"y be me.intained on any of the lot. above the Bur'faee of the ground. ~lo fenc .. or wall .hall ~ ereot~d or maintaiced on kny lot n<llJ::er 11 tront or aide .treet than t he building limit 11ne. flo pergol.a or any detached .truoture fcr .) urely ornameotal purposes nay be ereoted or maintained on any lot n"arer a front or dde 8treet than the bui ·.ding ".imit 11ne. lIo permaneot provllions shaU be made on -;JJ.y lc'~ for the raising of poultry, or the houling of COW8, horaes or other !ivestock. No trash ashes or other refu.e nl&Y be thro-.m f)t dU"'lped on any lot 1n the subd1v1sion. No radio aerial wire shall be ~lntained more tlAn three feet higher than the roof at any structure. nor in front of the buil~ing limit line. No buildinr. material of any ~lnd or charaoter shall ce placed or sto'dd upon Bny lot until the owner thereof 11 r .... dy to eOlTlllence Improve'mentl and th!ln the ITllteria1 shall be ple.ced within the property lines of the plot upon which the improvements are to be ereeted, ond shall not be placed in the streets or between the curb and property line. M ,..±- DURATION All the restrictiona herein set forti! Ihall continue and be binding upon said property and upon the Proprietor, hi' 8uccessors and assigns and upon hi. grantees and their successive grantees for a period of twentyfive (25) y ....r. from January 1, 1940. Allor any part of said restrictions herein set forth shall be extended fOr a further period ot ten (10) years from January 1, 1965, except upon the written conlent to the abatement thereof br the owners of the le~l title to loti constituting not less than sixty (60) per cent of the area of the lot. included in said plat of Murray Hill Gardens, .aid consent to be given after January 1, 1964, and prior to .Ianuary 1, 1965, snd to be evidenced by written agreement exeouted and acknowledged by 8uch legal owners anc filed for reoord in the office of t~e County Recorder of Salt lake County, Utah, between January 1, 1964, and January 1, 1965. RIGHT TO ENFORCE XVII The re.triotione herein set forth lhall run with the land and bind the Proprietor, his successors ~nd a.sil:lla and all partie. claiming by, through or under him shall to taken to hold, agree and covenant w1t~ the Proprietor, hi. suooes.orl and assigns, and with eaoh of them to oonform to and obaerve said restrictions as to the uee ot said lot. and the oonstruotion of improvements thereon, but :'10 restriction. herein a et forth ehllll be per.onally binding on an) corporation, person or persons, pxoept in respect to b.eaehes committed during it~, his or their sei&in of the title to said land, and the owner or owners of any of the above land ahall have the right to sue tor and obtaIn an injunotion, prohibitive or mandatory, to prevent the breach of or to enforce the observanoe of the restrictions above set forth in addition to ordinary le~l action for damages, and failure ot the Proprietor or owner or owners ~f any lot or lots shown on this plat to entoroe any of the rAstriotione herein Bet forth~ the time of its vtolB~ion shall, in no event, be deemed to be a waiver of right to do so thereafter. XVIII PROPRIETORS-RI GHT TO ASSIGN !he Proprietor, by appropriate :nstru~ent. may afsign or convey to a&y person, organization or corporation an;( or all of the rights. reservati 'J ns, eese-nents and priviIet. As herein reHerved by the Proprietor and upon .uoh ·alOignment or conveyance bel.rg made his assien8 or grantees may. at their option, exercise, transfer or assi&n suoh ri~hts, reservations, easementa, and privileges, or e.ny one or more of them, at any time or times, ~ the lame way end ~anner as t~ough directly reserved by them or him in this instrument. ~ XlX NOXIOUS OR OFFENSIVE TPME EXCLlJIjEll No noxious or offens i ve trado s~oarrred on upon any lot nor shall &nything be done thereon whioh may be or become an annoyun c ~ or nuisance to t~.e neighborhood. XX CERTAIN STRUCTURES EXCLutEll No trailer. (ase:n&nt , te nt. shack .. ~aJ'"aee. barn Ol" other outbuilding erocted 1n the ~ubdlv181on shall a.t any time be used a s v. res l dence temporod 1y or peT!l\anently, "or shall any residence of a tempo,-ary c h~rll cter be permitted. XXI MOVING STRUCTUHiS ONTO SUBDIVISION Ko atruoture shall ~ moved onto any lot in sald subdivision unless it maDts with the approval of the Committee here~efore referred to, or if there is no committee, it shall conform to and be in harmony with exi.tint .tructurel in .aid subdivision. XXII PARTIAL INVALIDATION IUYAlldation of aqr one of these oovenant./, or restriotions b,y judgment or oourt order shall in no wise attect any ot the other providons whioh shall remain in full force and effect. I. 'WITNESS V,HERmF, Karl D. Hardy and llay J. Hardy, hie wit'l Edith N. Andenon, Carl Anderson, her husbandl A. Raymond Christen8011, Leonora Christensen, hie wife, llargurete S. AUin~onl Val Sundwall, Ila N. Sundwall, his wifel Arthur W. Dchn, Lena D. Eohn, his wifel J. Leo Ellertson, Lyle Ellertson, his wife, Bnd W. Douglaa Allen and Viola Allen, his Wife, herein designated as the Proprietor, have caused these presents and th1a instrument to be executed thi. 23rd day ot' JhnUllry, A. D. 1940. 1C&r1 D. Hardy larl D. Hardy Leonora Christensen Leonora ChriatanRen Lena D. Bohn Lena D. Bohn May J. i!&rdy lI&y J. Ha rdy Marr,urete S. Allington Margurflte Ii. Allington J. Leo Ellertson J. Leo Ellerteol). Idith H. AnderlOn Idith Ii. Anderlon Val Sundwall Val SundWIIll Lyle Ell ertson Lyle Ellerteo;} Carl A Andsraon C&:-l - - Andereon Ila B. Sundwall Ila N. Sundwall w. A. Ba)'lllond Chr1atenaen Arthur W. Bohn Arthur W. Bohn Viola Allen Viola AUen A. Bar-ond Chri.ten.en Doublns ~'. j 1 dr.. W. DourI n;:; _' ; ; .;>11 STATZ OP UTAH. ) COUNTY OF SALT lJ.KE. ) I I . On the 2,rd day or January, A. D. 1')40, perlonall',- appeared before me Karl p. Hardy, May J. Hardy, hh wife; Idlth M. Anderlon, Carl-Anderson, her hUlbandl A. Raymond Christensen, Leonora Christensen, hi' wit'el f4ar[;uret" S. All1nctonl Val Sundwall, 11a N. Sun<'wall, hie wHel Arthur "r'i. Sohn, Lena D. Bohn, his wifel J. Leo :Ellertaon, ~ ·. . 121} of Lien. and L8IIs8•• ... . . - - . .__.. _._ - _._- - - - - - t Lyle ElIortlon, hit wife, and W. Dougl.. Allen and Viol.. Allen hit wife, the l1(1!:1'1er. of the within inatruwho duly acknowledged to me that th.y .xecuted the .am•• • 1Il4m't, ~ Commi.slon Expireel DAVID s. ASHTON NCT1..~y PU!3LIC Septembel' 2, 1942 Da..14 B. A.hton IOTARY PUBLIC Re.id1ng at Salt Lak. CIty, Utah COMMISSION EXPIRES SEPT. c. 1942 Sl.LT U.KE CITY, STATE OF UTAH { t .. ," ~ R.oorded at the reque.t of Ed. Y. Aahton & Co •• January 24, 1~. at 12100 P. I.:. in Book 12l} ot Lien. aDd pag~. 474-75-76-77 Recording f •• pe.1d flO. 50. (S1(1!:1'1ed) Corn.Ha S. LWld, Recorder, Salt lAke CoWlty, Utah, by F. E. Samway, Deputy. (Reference I S-}4, 164. 1-3; S-}4) 166. 11 s-34. 169, 11 S-}4. 172. 11 mlo. Index I}.) Be. tea •••• I · , .... ..... - -- -- ...... ....... -....... 11873210 STATE OF trrAH ) ) ss. COUNTY O~ SALT LAKE ) Anni. !.I. Park being first duly sworn deposes a.nd says: Thllt she was acquainted with Karren 011;(;::. Stronj:(, otherwIse known I!S Karren Olson Strone, and a!'f'1ant kno~s tr.ljt. saId Karren Olson Strong was on Februnry 24, 1911 the v;lf'3 of John Olson Strong who executed thnt certain Quitclaim Deed to John Killpa~k, whIch Deed was r.corded in Book 7-C r..t Paf,'e 390 in th'3 o!,fiee of' the County Recorder of Salt Lake County, State of Utnh. Subscribed a.nd sworr to before me this 12 da;r of January, 1940. ~~1ssion Exolres: My Com;~ission Expires tillY 7, 1940 ;:;-r.~ Annie M. Pltrk R. R. RAS!:1USSEN R R Raemussen Notary Public N0TARY PUBLIC r:'URRAY-STATF.: OF UTAH Ree~~ s.l-~ 1.a8-ci4.y, Ut~h ~hxrruy CIty P.ecorded at the request of Title Abstr~ct Co., Jan. 20, 1940, at 10:09 A. M., 1n Book #n3 of Lleris and Leases, page 477. Recording fee paid $.7,"). (S1r:ned) Corlt9lie S. Lund, Recorder', Salt Lake County, Utnh, by ~~~::.:~~. ~ef:~~nee: C-38, 36, 25; 0-41, 67, 32. Mise Index #3.) FL C .. __ • ................ . /"._-~. .,. " ... -...... ,I" . . . ... #873238 STATE OF UTAH : ss. ) County of Salt Lake N. M. LONG, being 0 " oath first r.uJy swor:;, deposes and snysl Thl\t I am over the 111'.'3 of twenty-one years, and a citizen of the United States; That I wae the aeent of RAYMOND PARY., af'~iant ill that certain aff'idavit ,reeorded Januray 9, 1912, in Book "2-N" of Liens ~nd Leases at ~~~es 588-9, Salt Lake County R'3cords; Th~t as suoh agent I trf.nsected all business betv;een the aforp.sflirl RAYl.'OtID PARK and the C. H. MONROE ment10ned in the afores p lrl affir', witj th",t the aforesaid RAYMOND PARK entera1 into a verbal agreement with said C. H. MONROE to rent the premises descrlbed in said affidavit on Il monthly basis for a period of three months, after ,(hich said time the Sll:i : C. H. MONROE was to have the optio!'l to purchuse the property for the swn of MI80.00; Th,~t said C. H. MONROE c:.d not at an;/ time make /lny pa;.nnent on aceount of rent for the premises and that the verbal option t",rminated and he was summarily evicted fro:n th~ property. This a!fldavit is ~iven for the purpose of establlshinrr the fact that the aforesui~ C. H. MONROE forfeited any option to purchase said property by virtue of hnvinp, failed to mnke the payments ~s ar,reed, and that he haa no demand, claim or interest in and to ssld property. Further arfiant s~yeth not: N. M. Long Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1Bth d~y o~ January A. D. lQ40. My Commission Expires: 8/l?l43 W. D. Hurley Not~ry Puhl1c, Resid1nr~ Ilt Salt Lakp. City, Utah. "E•• i \'/. D. HURLEY NOTAry PtmLIC S!-.L'l' LAKE CI'l'Y-5TATE m' UTt,ll ~ Recorded at the request of L. B. CARDON, Jan. ~O, 1940, at 11:09 A. M., in Book #?J3 of Lien~ & Leasee, rage 477. Recording fee paid t.90. (Signed) Cornelia S. Lund, Recorder, Salt Lake County, Utnh, by F. E. Snmwa1, fAD.:~~_3:,.:~~ . (~R~e _____ .... fe-..r. . .'3~n_o_e_l~c_-_38~,_90_,__ 11~~~), ~~__ ,_ ~.~ ~.~~J ~ • • , - ___ ~~._~ ~~.~~~ _ ....... ,,~ ___ . _ • •- . , , - _ ~-7< DISCLAIMER KNOW ALL MEN BX THESE PRESENTS: That the undersir,ned, R. W. Burton, the du1yappoint'3d, qualified 'lind actin'" Reol!livar of Ashton-Jel~ki,.,s Companr, a corporation, a8 such Receiv~r hereby di~claims any ri~ht, title or interest in or to the fo11owinr. described real property located in Salt Lake County, Stl!te of Utah, to-wit: ~ast 35'teet ot Lets 33,34, 3;, 36 and 37, inclusive, Block 4, Thorndyke Subrlivl~ion, a subdivision of Lnts 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, Block 4, Flve Acre Plat "A", Big FIeld Survey. In witnes. whereot, 1 have hereunto sil7ned my Mme -his 10th ""y 0" October' , J 939. R " Burton ~eaI Estate Man Traces Murray -Hills Development; Explains"New Addition ---------,. -. A little over three yellrs .ago the vacnnt real "estate eonsisting 01 about '10 acres ot land and ownoo by tbe helrs of the late Heory W. Brown, well known during his llfetime In Salt Lake villey. was pJaced In the hands of Edward M, Ashton and Co., of Salt Lake City to be developed into a residenUal community. This property is .situated between Brown street and 4th Eut street and between 46th South 811d 48th South streets und Jies immediately east of Murray City business dJstrlct aDd sm~ the year 1875, when purchasLd from:. the United States gowrnmcnt,' has been wed for farmJng purpos~ The old tann houst:' of th~ Drown famUy still Is OJ land mark on the pl'emiscs and is Ioc61ted to the north of 'the- tract now owned by Zlna Brown B~nnionr one ot the daughters of Henry W. Brown. The C)ld homestead in recent years has been rccondl.. tiClned and modemlzpd and still shows the excellent bUIlding Hncs" which characterized th" (·nrl1 pioneer homes. Upon taking OV'Cf th;~ proper:-' ty Edward M. Ashlon and Co:.. managers of the tt'art. secured the assistance 01 Hare ,•. 'd Hare. architect.. "lid city planners of Kans:lS Cit\. , Mo.. in Inn~c:apQ the laying out ot the ~r'-, :'"~rty t~ meet modern trend~ m suhdIvlslon. development With the r~ sult that BJ)proxJmately ao build· tnr sftc. were creattd uut of the west 20 acres of the ti act. About 60 of theSCl home ,ltci h....,'e aJth· er bOcn completely improved with modem home~ or bave been purchased by home I~eken desiring to commence at an ear· Jy date the erection or lI~W livJng quarters. Restrftted lor DwC'Jlln~ The land when ofl'('J"('~ fllf sale was ff.'strJctcd for dWt·Hin8 use-'One family for en"h buildJng plot-and nll of the Job were muked wUh a frout3g(' ot ...at Jc"st GO feet and the mOJcrity ot the homes which DIlVL' been con· strueted have bl"Cn bUilt upon Jots having 11 fronta,f! (It at lea~t 76 feet and many (It the home,ites as sold and restrlctpd call Inr minimum lrontag'(!!' ot at (Continued 04 pare lG) .--.. Real Estate Firm Ivfal<ing Plans For 50 Acre Subdivision 115 Building Lot Development East Of Murray Hill~ D('cau!IC of the SUCCC&S of the Murray IIlll Gardens subdivision, the EdwlIrd M. Ashton re:ll estllte firm ls drnwlng up plans for another :md lllrgcr development directly cost of the Murray Hills. fhc development wlll romprlse approximately 60 ncres from 4Blh Soulh to Dullock slrl'ct north IIIld 1rom the prescnt buundary of Murray Hllb to and Including ci&ht neres of the D~vld SmUll propert)', enst. TentnUve plllnll allow tor obout 115 building lots. Thes\! lola will &ell tor considerably less than those of the Murray 11111 Gardens, Mr. Ashton said. Restrlctltms will be marc In line with low and m'!dlum CQst home5. Atwood boulevard wm be extended through 48th Soulh to Bullock street lind two new rODds built within lho property. 'l'hill new venture Is the direct rnult of the remarkable SUC;CCllS ot tile Murray lflll:i subdivision. Mr. Ashton said thot he h~ expccwd this reol ~t:lto to sell In I5cv('n years. It Is over '15 per cent sold right now, less UllIn three YClIfS alnce It was begun. He expressed II hlah relnd for Murray'. eity commission which cooperated with his firm on every occasloll, renderln.: .ervlces that went beyond what might custom:)rUy be expected. '. urray Is on ideal city In ml cstlmlltion, nnd hu a ere:!t lulure. We hn"e thoroughly enioy~ OUT Oswclallon with Murray people," he declDred, A contest to name the new stre-ell und tho subdivIsion IbcU will be conducted thl. yenr In the . aam~, .llun~f:f'"':L':'tI"Y1lJ ·.mrd' !9r lhe- Murruy Hills subdivisIon when $50 In prizes was Dwnrdcd to two Mucrny people. L . A TOWN BEGINS 17. 18. 19. 20. List of Subdivisions in Murray from The History of Murray, 1976 SUBDIVISIONS AND MAJOR HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS ~ 1. Murray Hill Gardens begun in 1938 by the Edward M. Ashton Company. Addition in 1945. 2. Alpine Gardens begun in 1946 (1200' east of State Street. south from 5300 South . 3. Burton Murray Acres -1946. (5900 South west of State Street). 4. South Cottonwood Hospital (east on 5300 South) - 1946. 5. Normandy School - 1946 (5530 South State). 6. Liberty Gardens Subdivisions - April 1948. 7. Murray Heights Subdivision - December 1948 (5770 South. east of State Street). 8. Western Park Subdivision - December, 1950. 9. Statler Subdivision - January, 1951 (300 West 5900 South). 10. Grant Subdivision - January, 1951. 11. Western Park Subdivision - February, 1951. 12. Murray Heghts East Subdivision - February 1951. 13. Housing development by Richard ProwsJanuary, 1952 (5600 South 900 East). 14. Valley Center Subdivision - June, 1952. 15. Hillside Heights Subdivision, August, 1952. 16. Utahna Subdivision - June, 1953 (5900 South South. west of State Street). 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. Murray Meadow Plot A - 137 July, 1954. Liberty Subdivision - August, 1954. Murray Dale Subdivision - December, 1954. Murray Dale Subdivision Addition =2 -Mar., 1955. Southern Acres Subdivision - April, 1955. Hillcrest Park Subdivision - April, 1955. Utahna Subdivision =2 - June, 1955. East Ruben's Subdivision - May, 1955. Jefferson Park Subdivision - July, 1955. LaSalle Acres - August. 1955. White Subdivision - March, 1964. Demke Subdivision, March, 1964. Amherst Subdivision - March, 1964. Three Fountains Improvements - May, 1964. Apple Blossom Estates Subdivision - October, 1964. 32. LaSalle Acres =2 - August, 1964. 33. Eastview Subdivision =4 - March, 1964. 34. Riverview Subdivision - July, 1966. 35. Murray Meadows Subdivision - August, 1965. 36. Fisher Place - September, 1965. 37. Pinehill Subdivision =2 - October, 1965. 38. Treasure Acres Subdivision =1 - February, 1966. 39. Indian Wells Subdivision =2 - March, 1967. 40. Millrace Subdivision - May, 1967. 41 . Litson Subdivision =1 - February, 1972. 42. Broadhead planned unit development - May, 1972 (5300 South and Vine). 43. Dave Adam's Planned unit developmentJune, 1972 (West Murray). 44. Bee & Gee Subdivision - July, 1972 (Holly Avenue and 725 East). 45. Laurel Park planned unit development - February, 1973 (50 West Lester). 46. Clearbrook Apartments project - April, 1973 (560 East Vine). 47. The Sultan (5900 South 200 West). 48. Litson Subdivision =2 - November, 1973. 49. Lorell Park Subdivision - 1974. 50. Silver Shadow Subdivision -1974. 51. Shandown Subdivision - July, 1974. 52. Greenwood Acres =2 - July, 1974. 53. Indian Wells ::::5 - October, 1974. 54. Ute Circle - October, 1974. 55. Clearbrook Apartments - November, 1974. 56. Samper Subdivision - December, 1974 (75 West 5900 South). . (Other subdivisions are presently in Murray, but have been annexed in after construction.) ',. "".' ,IH --c-41-~~--3 .~srs~, I -- " ~ • ~ I I "o r 1 g WILL£. I ,ua. ---H~----------~I. _ ........__ ;~. -___+_ ,., "" 12' I 1 ---.:s. .,. , ~[ . " ".'1 I I ' ";'" 1t."~.MA. ~ ( ' ...... • 0 _I&{ W..... ~ .... ~ . '-,: : :'-' Page 1 of2 Curtis Shaw - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Curtis Shaw From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Curtis L. Shaw (March 1, 1888 - February 19, 1944) Curtis Shaw was mayor of Murray, Utah from 1942-1943Y] He was born in Union, Utah March 1, 1888. He was educated in the Fort Union area and was a farmer up to the time he moved to Murray in 1921. He was a general construction contractor since 1908 where he built homes as well as two power plants in Murray and one in Bountiful Canyon. [3] He was a member of the Murray Lions Club for 14 years and was the chapter's vice president. [4] His tenure for mayor was noted for his opposition to transforming the city into a city manager form of government. His campaign called referred to such a government as creating a "dictator. ,,[5] He was defeated for re-election and died the year he left office. References 13th Mayor of Murray, Utah In office January 1, 1942 - January 1, 1944 1. "[1] (https:llfamilysearch.org/pa1:/MM9.1.1IVP2C- 8JV) 2. ""History of Murray City> Past Preceded by Gottlieb Berger Succeeded by J. Clifford Hansen Mayors" (http://www.murray.utah.gov/index.aspx? NID=375). City government of Murray, Utah. Personal details Born Retrieved 13 April 2010. 3. "Shaw and Freeze Capture City Posts in Hot Race. Union, Utah Died Murray Eagle November 6, 1941 5. "Curtis L. Shaw Announces for Election as Mayor. Murray Eagle September 25, 1941 February 19, 1944 (aged 55)[1] Los Angeles County, California 4. "Murray, Lions Name Leaders. Deseret News May 15, 1941 March 1, 1888 Spouse(s) Vinnie Stephensen Children 5 Residence Murray, Utah Retrieved from ''http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Curtis_ Shaw&0Idid=60574 7936" Categories: 1888 births 1944 deaths Mayors of Murray, Utah Western United States mayor stubs Utah politician stubs n 1""'1'\ 11"\(\ 1 " IServices For C. L. Shaw To Be Held Friday, Feb. 25 Funeral service! for Curtis L. Shaw, former mayor of this city, wll! be held In the Grant Ward chapel Friday, February 25 at 1:00 p.m. Mr. Shaw died or a heart ailment last Saturday In South Gate, California. Mr. Shaw was n prominent building contractor ot Murray for many ycars Dnd was an Influence In the business here until his n:tircment a few years ago. He was 0 past president of the Murray Lions Club and n conscientious mayor during the two years 1942 to 1944. lIe was an active member ot the L.D.S. church and was a high priest In Grllnt word. He married Miss Vinnie Stephensen December 0, 1908. Survivors include the widow, residing at 555 &lst 50th South, four daughtel's, Mrs. Lucllle Healy, Mrs. L('()ne L:lmbcrt, Mrs. Melba Mash and Miss Margie Shaw, all of Muray; five sisters, Mrs. Pearl Watts, Murray; ~frs. Rose Hotdeh, SDndy; Mrs. Nora Hammer, and Mrs. Mllhcl Webb, Stilt Lake ~ City, and Mrs. Eth('l Mason, Derkeley, Cal.; three brothers, John n. . , and ts.lac M. Shaw, Sandy; I I George F , Shaw, MUrray, :md five I grandchildren, I 211 E. Mountain View Drive Mu Ut.