Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-19
H. H. Wilcox.
SPECIAL LIST.

No. 1029-Dwelling of 6 rooms, bath,
closets, porches, all in first class.
modern style; fine view; near street
cars; splendid location. on an eleva-
tion; very desirable; lot 60xl25 feet, s65t
No. 102S-Choice lot on the hill; east
front; fine view; near cable cars;
convenient to business. .............. l0l
No. 1O24-Dwellipg, new. 5 rooms, bath
and closets; splendid location, fine
view lot 60xl20. ........ i5C
NO. lO25-Two acres fine land; excel
lent location; house of rooms large
barn, windmill and tank; excellent
water; desirable property .......... 35(
No. 1020-Lot on Diamond street, near
terminus of Secondstreet cable road
suitable for business . ........... 20C
No. 1O19--Five acres OIL Boyle Haights,
only .............,........ .....,.,...' 65C
No l0l6-Ten lots in the Judson tract
at from $1,000 to $500 per lot.
No. l0l4-Two acres, with good i'm
provement, on Hoover St.; desirable
TO subdivide. ............... ........... sec
One hundred acres very choice foot.
hill lands, free from frost; desirable
for raising winter vegetables: requir-
ing no irrigation; the finest land in
the State: Improvements; will di.
vide it: miles from city limits; on
payments per acre ................. 80
This land is susceptible of high
state of cultivation: will prodace
from two to four crops per annum.
owing to the variety planted. such as
melons. potatoes, tomatoes, peppers,
peas, beans, cabbages. etc 500 per
acre net profit is but fair estimate
on each crop; this sum was realized
per acre the presentseason from this
winter vegetable land; winter toma
toes will yield much more than 500
per acre net,and melons and potatoes
will average that amount; we plant
tomatoes in August, potatoes in OctO-
ber. November 4 January, and then
follow with melons. on the same
ground. which will bring return of
90 per acre net, without one drop
of Water; this soil will remain moist
the entire year by proper cultiva-
tion; ten acres will make msn
wealthy ia few years If properly
cultivated: must be seen and inves-
tigat9d to be appreciated
Twenty acres on Pico street, at termi
nus of the electric railroad; suitable
to subdivide into lots; bargain
per acre. re...................... 100
FiIty'seven acres on Pico street, q of
mile from terminus of electric rail
road; an abundance of water desir-
able TO cut into acre lots: for short
time only, per acre. e...,...,.........., 20
Twentythree acres near Ellis villa
College; beautiful and elevated; very
desirable to subdivide into city lots;
the best bargain in Los Angeles you
eught TO see this; per acre ..........., 100
Those fine University lots, 65x130 feet, fin,
soil, very desirable location, having tn,
new University of Southern California
church, store, -postofiice, two lines of stree
cars completed and another line soon to b,
built; splendid residences, excellent socie
ty and the finest drive in the city, at tn,
very low price of $500 10 5000 per lot: term
easy; If you see these lots you will purchas,
them.
Mob Hill lots, none more desirable, sci
ing rapidly centrally located, rne view
near cable cars, from $500 to $5t0 per lot.
Mes tract, on Adams street. These besu
tiful lots have variety of fine fruit trees
bearing, and are selling at the very low
price of from $500 to 500 per lot, on cas-,
terms; come and see them,
We have very large list of very desirable
property OF all varieties, as cheap as any IL
Los Angeles. Give us call before purchas
ing. We will gladly show you what we
have for sale, and we will not knowinelN
misrepresent to any one. If you have de
sslrable properly for sale at fair price
leave 1t with us. We are selling more prop
erty now than ever before We are not re
tiri nor are we firing. We keep our ofiic,
OPT n and warm evenings for the accommo
dation OF workingmen and strangers, ant
to all who will give us a call we say, wei
come. ii. H. WILCOX,
81 N. Spring st.