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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. • 288 South 100 West .a Borkinhagen, E. T .; House Helper, Carbon County UTAH STATE HISTORY 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 , 3 9222 50004 1723 r. Site No. CR-07-791 Researcher: Terrence W. Epperson Date: . 23 July 1978 Utah State Historical Society Historic Preservation Research Office Structure/Site Information Form 1z o ~. u u. ~ Z UJ o T. Present Owner: Frank Karras UTM: Owner Address: 1927 Longview Drive 2 Original Owner: E. T. Bork1,phagen (7) UJ en :l ..... Z o ~ o z o u ..... UJ C) <I: 3 en :l S en .original Use: Present Use: • Single-Family o Multi-Family o Public o Commercial Building Condition: o Excellent • Good o Deteriorated o Park o Industrial o Agricultural o Site o Ruins :E o o Abstract of Title Plat Records Plat Map Tax Card & Photo Building Permit Sewer Permit Sanborn Maps Demolition Date: Occupants: o Vacant o Religious o Other Integrity: o Unaltered • Minor Alterations o Major Alterations Final Register Status: o National Landmark 0 District o National Register o State Register Date of Slides: Views: Front 0 Side 0 Rear 0 Other • Research Sources: S z :l U Construction Date: c. 1902 · .. Contributory o Not Contributory o Intrusion • • • • o o • Tax #: lA-180 Salt Lake City. DT 84117 Preliminary Evalu,ation: o Significant z o BI. 6 Lot 2 R. S. Single family residence 4 Photography:November 1977 UJ Pratt Plat Street Address: 288 First West Street Name of Structure: • Multi-Resource 0 Thematic Date of Photographs: Views: Front 0 Side 0 Rear 0 Other 0 o City Directories o Biographical Encyclopedias o Obituary Index • County & City Histories • Personallntervie ..... s • Newspapers .. Utah State Historical Society Library o LDS Church Archives o LDS Genealogical Society o o o o o U of U Library BYU Library USU Library SLC Library Other Bi bl iog raph ical References (books, articles, records, interviews, old photographs and maps, etc.): Tax card and photo Title records 1913, 1931 Sanborn maps 5 W 0: :::l I- oW Architect/Builder: Building Materials: Wood Description of physical appearance & significant arc i";,itectural features: (Include additions, alterations , ancillary structu :;:s. an d fandscaping if applicable) l- X o 0: c3: 6 > 0: o .... I/) :r Building Ty pe/ Style: One story frame, gable-roofed residence Witn board and batten siding, 2 over 2 double hung sash windows, and shed roof fr c~ t porch supported by four turned wooden columns. Except for new roofing and a rec~~t exterior chimney, the building is unchanged. Statement of Historical Significance: o Aboriginal Americans o Agriculture o Architecture o The Arts o Commerce o Communication o Conservation o Education o Exploration/Settlement o Industry o MiliB"'1 o Min i~g o Mincrity Groups • Polit e;::l o Rec ~a!j on o Religion o Science o Socio-Humanitarian o Transportation <:'- In 1902, Ernest T. Bork~nhagen purchased t ze property for this building and CR-07-792 from Carbon County. Prior to t~t t~e the land appears to have been owned by Barlow Ferguson and was taken for non-payment of taxes. The tax card lists 1898 as the construction date, but tiis na~ be early. The 1902 estimate is based upon the belief of informants tha= Bork~hagen was the first owner. The building is shown on the 1913 Sanborn :nap. -' -:- -~ ~- -"-:'---:_: '~-~"- '-::'~y~-: : .~.~_~:. Eal·r-~ l\'la' ~ ' .' , DeathIok¥s-~ -- .,. .'- y y --, . .. , .•• . - :Pioneer~~f tl Helper"ot 89 J...,~~ •...-:: . - ... -,.:-:.,.!"...... ._ . • Of Helper, 89, Succumbs '). "! - ' , . HELPER':"- Funeral ' services for Ernest Theodore Borken-I hag~_I1' 89, pioneer Helper resident who died Saturday,- will be conducted Wednesday at 2 p.m. : in the .M itchell Funeral .Home'l Price, with the Rev. - William McFaden of Price. Conimunity Me~odi~t C.hurch. 0t:fi~ting. ~ ,.,.. " :._ "".... : l .::." ~ ~ ~.·... .. J-' .. · ·"'" '. . ""::: •• '.: .::. Burial Will be ·in Price"City . Cemetery::·;;;\·~~·~·:·:·~;Z{Z;~_;·~:~~~~7:~;-: -~~· :Mr. Borkenhagen was born Feb. 29, 1860, at Watertown, Wis" a son of Frederick B. and 1 Frederika Meritz Borkenhagen. The family later moved to the vicinity of Fremont, Neb. He came west while still a young man and worked as a bookkeeper at mines and in other places in Carbon County. He settled in Helper iri .1897. . He was married to ' Emily Dunton· at . FarmiDiton; ' Davis i County, in·'190Z. -., She clledin the 1. 9~•.• ~~·~;~~~a-g~::·::l;·:~o~~ mer mayor of Helper and a former justice of the peace. _ In 1921 he' established a garage in Helper 'andmanaged it he retired -from active business. . Surviving are three stepson.s, Parley Dunton, San Francisco; Thomas R. Dunton, Los Angeles, and Maurice Dunton, Paragonah, Iron County; and two nieces and two nephews in Price, Neb., . and on the west coast. . until , r../i,.j-v //~ '-1-';; - r"'" - t"tUe<\ . . HELPER. Nov. 28 - Fun lIervices for Ernest Theodore enhagen, 59. pioneer Helper deiith'ave been set for Wedne!lday at 2 p.rn. in the )Utchell fu- . neral hom e, Price, with Rev. William McFad- . den ot .the Price . .:->~ Com m u nit y . •.. ·Methodi3t church ~. . . Tribune -; ::: .~- officiating~ __ _ ~ '1::J .-Mr. -Borkenha.- '- gen died' Saturday. 1\Ir• .Borkenhagen He was born Feb. 29. 1860. at 'Vatertown, \Vis .• a son of Frederick B. and Frederika M erilz _ Borkenhagen. The family , later moved to the vicinity of Fremont, Neb . . ·:Mr. Borkenhagen came wes t When in his late t eens and work ed a~ a bookkeeper at mines and in other places in Carbon county. :finally settling in Helper in 1897. He later operated the Zanzibar .aloon which he sold in 1918. He married Emily Dunton. a Widow, at Farmington. Davis county, in ' 1902. Mrs. Borkenhagen died in F~bruary. 1946. Mr. Bork. , ~ enhagen:Wa3 mayor ot Helper tor a time and a. justlce of the Peace -for many year~ . : . In 1921 ' he established It. garage ·in Helper and managed it until he retired from active business. • Survivors include. three step aOM, Parley Dunton, San Fran-. cisco, Cal. : Thomas R. Dunton. Los Angeles. Cal.; a.'1d ~raurice Dunton, Paragonah. 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Present Owner: Frank Karras UTM: Owner Address: 1927 Longview Drive Salt Lake Cit Tax #: 1A-180 UT 84117 Original Owner: E. T. BorK · hagen (?) Construction Date: c. 1902 2 .original Use: Single family residence Demolition Date: w U) ::J ...... Z o j:: is z o () W ~ <C 3 U) ::J S U) Present Use: • o o o Single-Family Multi-Family Public Commercial Occupants: o Park o Industrial o Agricultural o Excellent • Good o Deteriorated o Site o Ruins ~z w :::i: ::J () o o o Unaltered • Minor Alterations o Major Alterations Preliminary Evaluation: Final Register Status: o National Landmark o National Register o State Register o Significant • Contributory o Not Contributory o Intrusion 4 Photography:November 1977 z o o Vacant o Religious o Other Integrity: Building Condition: Date of Slides: Views: Front 0 Side 0 Rear 0 Other • 0 District • Multi-Resource 0 Thematic Date of Photographs: Views: Front 0 Side 0 Rear 0 Other 0 Research Sources: • Abstract of Title • Plat Records • Plat Map • Tax Card & Photo o Building Permit o Sewer Permit • Sanborn Maps o o o • • • • City Directories Biographical Encycloped ias Obituary Index County & City Histories Personal Interviews Newspapers Utah State Historical Society Library o o o o o o o LDS Church Archives LDS Genealogical Society U of U Library BYU Library USU Library SLC Library Other B i bl i og raph i cal References (books. articles. records . interviews, old photographs and maps , etc.) : Tax card and photo Title records 1913, 1931 Sanborn maps S. 5 Arch itectiBui Ider: ::J I- Description of physical appearance & significant architectural features: w a: ow Building Materials: Wood (Include additions, alterations, ancillary structures , and landscaping if applicable) I:I: One story frame, gable-roofed residence with board and batten siding, 2 over 2 double hung sash windows, and shed roof front porch supported by four turned wooden columns. Except for new roofing and a recent exterior chimney, the building is unchanged. o a: <l: 6 > a: oI- CJ) :I: Building Type/Style: Statement of Historical Significance: o o o o o Aboriginal Americans Agriculture Architecture The Arts Commerce o o o o o Communication Conservation Education Exploration/Settlement Industry e- o o o • o Military Mining Minority Groups Political Recreation o o o o Religion Science Socio-Humanitarian Transportation In 1902, Ernest T. Bork'i-nhagen purchased the property for this building and CR-07-792 from Carbon County. Prior to that time the land appears to have been owned by Barlow Ferguson and was taken for non-payment of taxes. The tax card lists 1898 as the construction date, but this ma~ be early. The 1902 estimate is based upon the belief of informants that Bork~hagen was the first owner. The building is shown on the 1913 Sanborn map. . _c. ::?:f;:"":;;- ?~'2 Eii~l~ly . HELPER - Funeral services . for Ernest Theodore Borken-I hag~_Il' 89, pioneer Helper resident who died Saturday,- will be conducted Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Mitchell Funeral Home, . Price, with the Rev. William McFaden of the Price Community Methodist Church, ofiiciat. . ..; . ing. ' .. ' .. ..... ,. .... V< ·,". S,· ~. Burial Will be · in , Price "City Cemetery:;?~~~:f:~~7,·~~;~?:~r:~~~~;:·~ :Mr. Borkenhagen was born Feb. 29, 1860, at Watertown, Wis., a son of Frederick B. and ~ Frederika Meritz Borkenhagen. The family later moved to the vicinity of Fremont, Neb. He came west while still a young man and worked as a bookkeeper at mines and in other places in Carbon County. He settled in Helper m .1897. He was married to ' Emily Dunton· at '. Farmi..Ogton~ :· Davis County, in ' 1902~ ', She cUed in 1946. ..;': ~ , .: ~ - ":;':"·:"~ ;":i.: ..,:: . Mr. .BorkeI1hage~;: was a for~ mer mayor of Helper and a former justice of the peace._ In 1921 he' established a garage in Helper and managed it until he retired 'from active business. , Surviving are three stepsons, Parley Dunton, . San Francisco; Thomas R. Dunton, Los Angeles, and Maurice Dunton, Paragonah, Iron County; and two nieces and two nephews in Price, Neb., and on the west coast. . a Of Helper, 89, Succlunhs 1./-'1 . , f-(j~v ~. ; . 11- 'J.. ., - Tribune I.""..ed fl.. . . HELPER, Nov. 28 - Fun I!ervices for Ernest Theodore enhagen, 59. pioneer Helper denth&ve been set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Mitchell fu- . . neral hom e, Price, with Rev. William. McFadden of . the Price ,_c:: C 0 m m u nit y . ' 'Methodist church : .~~ o!fictating~ __ ' . ;' ,'#. : Mr. -Borke.nha'.• gen died 'Saturday. Mr. Bork'~nllw;ren,t He was born Feb. 29, 1860, at Watertown, Wis., a son of Frederick B. and Frederika Meritz _ Borkenhagen. The family ., later moved to the vicinity of. Fremont, N~b. · . ·:Mr. Borkenhagen came \vest When in his late teens and worked , as a bookkeeper at mines and in ! other places in Carbon county, tinally settling in Helper in 1897. He later operated the Zanzibar I aaloon which he sold in 1918. i He married Emily Dunton, a ' Widow, at Farmington, DaVis county, in ' 1902. Mrs. Borkenhagen died in February, 1946. Mr~ Bork.. _ . enhagen :was mayor-of Helper for a time and a justice of the Peace ·tor many years; . . . . In 1921 ' he established a garage ·in Helper and managed it until he retired from active business. . Survivors include ,three step aons, Parley Dunton, San Fran-. cisco, Cal.: Thomas R. Dunton, Los Angeles, Cal.; and Maurice Dunton, Paragonah. Iron County; and two nieces and two nephews in Price, . Nebraska, and on the west coast. Burial will be in the Price city cemetery.' i ~~~~\~~ . ' ~~~" This text message is ed to keep the image from rotating in ocr process. 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