Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-04-25

PASADENA!
0LIVEW0OD STATION.
LARGE AUCTION SALE!
Great, Grand Excursion
by John G. He'll 81 co.,
On Friday, April 30, 1886,
At IL O'CLOCK,
20 Fine, Large, Elegant
HOMESTEAD 4 VILLA RESIDENCE LOTS,
Containing Two Acres Each.
Connecting with our sale is the great,
grand excursion. Band of music. Free
lunch Fare for the round trip so CENTS
Free ride from Oliyewood Station Every
body will be happy and delighted; they
always are. Sale takes place on the ground
This property is situated on Mountain street,
east of Lake avenue, Pasadena.
These lots are admirably situated for
homesteads or villa lots. Their size COM
mends them to The thinking purchasers.
Located within five minutes drive of the
Olivewood Station on the L. A. & S. G VR
r., makes them suited to purchasers doing
business in the city and yet desiring the
pleasures of quiet home. Their healthful
position at the base of the mountain. with a
higher altitude than the Raymond Hotel
The quality Of the soil, a rich, sandy loam
free from gravel and adobe makes them
unsurpassed for any and all varieties of
fruit and vegetables. Free from mountain
wash during the freshets. The view from
u the lots is excellent. The mountain and
the ocean both giving interest to the sight.
The streets and avenues at and near the
tract are exceptionally fine, being newly
made OF moderate width. The Improve
ments in the immediate neighborhood give
promise OF being the finest among the sub
urbs of the city. The immediate future
holds in store a full share Of the enterprises
fast making Pasadena the wonder oil the
age. Among which are the cable road on
the magnificent Prospect avenue grade to
the mountain, from the terminus of which
n wonderfully accessible trail will be made
to the summit; also the Las Flores Hotel, the
site Of which has been purchased, and East
cru capitalists stand ready to fulfill the de-
sire OF the tourist and the want of the in
valid BY placing grand hotel on Natures
choicest site, the mouth of the Las Flores
Canon All of these enterprises will have a
direct influence on the value of every one
of the lois to be sold. On many OF these lots
are to be found deciduous trees. just begin
ming to bear, thereby insuring comfort, lux
ury and income at once. ON one of these
lots is fine new house and barn, with all
needed Surroundings The house has eight
good sized, we'll finished rooms. The
barn furnishes room for horses, carriages
and COW, also start has been made of flow
ers and ornamental surroundings. This lot
Enthusiastically at hand a tine home for auy
one with reasonable desires Water-To
each of these lots is pipe1 full share OF the
purest cold, sparkling water The water
comes in extra strong gas pipe from the
mountain, one thousand feet higher than
the lots. The supply of water is continually
increased and ample in quantity and une
qualled IN quality, while the expense of
conducting the water system is less than any
other in Pasadena. NOTk-And last but
not least. we shall not expect more than
city prices for country property, but will be
satisfied with what they are worth to-day,
and allow the advance that future improve
ments may bring. This consideration, to-
gether with our terms, place them within
the reach of all who want home. TERMS
-One-third cash, balance on or be
fore three years, at IA per cent. interest
Free carriages will meet you on the day of
sale at 0livewood Station. An elegant free
lunch will be served on the ground. A
free carriage viii always be in readiness to
take you to the ground on the arrival of the
trains. N. G. YoCUM, office room No. 4,
Ward Bros. Block, Pasadena, or JOHN C.
BELL, the auctioneer, office 126 Nadeau
Block. Ask the elevator boy; he will direct
you. ap22-td
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