The herald., 1894-07-06

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We have delayed from time to time
submitting our report, to give an oppor-
tunity to different parties to secure OPP
tions and perfect their plans. We have
now the honor to report that we have
received 26 proposals. which we here
with submit under different heads. We
have on file full particulars with each
offer.
We cannot as a committee endorse or
recommend any particular offer or sec
tion of the city-we received all in good
faith and must be impartial; we will
let the different proposals. speak for
themselves.
We have been in communication with
eastern parties and can give to those
interested all needed particulars.
We await your further instructions.
ANDREW MULLEN, Chairman.
d. FREEMAN,
T. d. STIMsoN,
JAMES G.. KAYs,
w. G. COCHRAN,
Hotel Committee.
Los Angeles, July 5, 1894.
HOTEL SITES.
Free list.-The Tenth Street Hotel
company offer the entire block bounded
by Main, Los Angeles, Ninth and Tenth
streets, 600 ieet frontage on Main and
Los Angeles by 1927 feet each on Ninth
and Tenth streets; also two lots on east
eide of Los Angeles street for laundry,
ETC., together with the foundation al
ready built. to any person or company
who will build on eaid foundation
frst.class hotel not inferior to the one
fret contemplated, to cost not less than
&C Af hn Ict TN,
Said property, about 6 acres, is offered
practically as q gratuity for the building
of the hotel.
Second-Mary f. Stileon offers gratu-
itously about five acres in block 33. An
geleflo Heights tract, bounded on the
east by Elysian avenue, and on the
south and west by Bellevue avenue, to
anyone that will erect frst-class hotel,
to cost not less then $3.50, 600.
Third-G. J. Griffith offers free block
of over FIVE acres in the Brswslter tract,
between Washington, and Adams
streets.
Fourth-The Kalorama Land com mpany
offers free ten acres on Kalorama
Heights, East Los Angelica, to any COM
pany that will erect frst-class hotel,
costing not less than $3.50,
Fifth-Chas. Silent offers to donate 10
acres of the Florence Terrace tract to any
parties that will construct and maintain
for at least two years tourists hotel of
not less than 200 rooms.
Sixth-Wm. III. Workman offers five
acres on Boyle Heights, fronting ON De
Soto street, provided responsible parties
will erect a 250-room tourists hotel
within one year and maintain it as a
hotel.
Seventh-The committee of the North.
west Los Angeles Improvement associa-
tion communicated with US, Offering the
Banning Homestead site, but did not
complete their negotiations.
The following sites, coming within the
requirements OF being within the city
limits and containing not less than five
acres, were offered at the prices named: !:
Eighth-Witmer Bros. company offer
inown as the Belmont grounds, about
o acres, we'll improved with buildinps.
Vhich cost $24 900 to build, for $l00, 900,
10 the purchaser building a frst-class
tourist hotel thereon they offer to donate
$40, 1000 upon the completion of said
hotel. II hotel bo erected to cost not
less than 5000, 900 they will donate $780,
600; il $500, 600 hotel be built they will
give $35, 900, bringing the cost OF the site
to S65, 900.
Ninth-E. X. Green offers for $85, 900
the northeast corner OF Ninth street and
Union avenue. containing about seven
and a quarter acres.
Tenth-McGsrvin & Bronson offer five
and quarter acres on Grand avenue,
Adams and Twenty-eighth streets for
$4,000.
Tieventh-Joseph Mesmer offers 10
acr improved hill property in East Los
Angeles for $40, 900.
Twelfth-E. w. Jones offers Fair acre,
five and q third acres, with improve
ments, for $35, 900. This property is on
Seventh street, three blocks west of
Pearl.
Thirteenth-Mrs. Mod. Spencer offers
Victoria tract, about six acres on Pice
street near Alvarado, for $685. 900.
Fourteenth-Mrs. Ella H. Barnett
offers IL 18 100 acres northeast corner of
Boyle and Hollenb beck avenues, one and
q half blocks south of Seventh street,
with improvements, for $15.000.
Fifteenth-Mrs. Doria Jones offers
five acres on south side OF Pico and Ala
media for $4,000.
The following sites less than the re-
quired five acres are offered at the prices
named:
Sixteenth-A. G. Porter offers four
acres on Pearl street south of Seventh,
with improvements, for 100000.
Seventeenth - Ed Rutz offers the
northwest corner OF Olive and Sixth
streets. 1853 feet on Sixth and 12O on
Olive, for $4,000.
Eighteenth-A. p. Hoffman and Z. B.
Millar effer the southwest corner of
Third and Olivia afraats 100 foak ~,
Olive and 1855 on Third, for SAL, 500.
Buildings reserved.
Nineteenth-L. N. Breed offers north
west corner of First and Hill streets, 800
teet on First and 2S0 each on Hill and
Olive, for $32 600.
Twentieth-J. A. Bullard offers south-
wess corner OF Olive and Fifth streets,
225 feat on Fifth, so ON Olive and l20
reRrs for $4,000.