The herald., 1895-06-27

East Fourteenth street for Mary Van
Nran ken to Frances J. Blddleman for
5000. Also the same hrm exchanged
house and lot on South Gates street near
Downcy avenue valued at $500 owned by
Jacob Dingman to q. L. Hodgman for
twenty acres at Burbank.
Stansbury q Moore, contractors, are
completing the grading OF Lopez street,
and are lust beginning the grading of
State street from First to Brooklyn, Boyle
Heights.
V. J. Rowan is at work subdividing
tract on the corner of Temple and Newhall
streets for Walter Z. Brown. There are
fourteen lots 40 by 100. This tract will
be graded and put on the market at once.
The contract for the Fitzwiliams block
is let to Pugh g. Sons and the work began
yesterday. The building is three story
and basement, to be built of brick. stone
and iron. 1t will be located on Los An
geles street near Third. and will cost
$40, 600. Burgess ]. Reeves is the archi-
tect
P. Haupt. contractor, is building one If
the handsomest residences of which tn o
city of Los Angeles can boast on Figue-
roa street. northwest corner of Thirty
second street, for A. M. Osnun. The en-
tire easement will be OF Arizona brown
stone. The interior finish will comprise
all the different hard woods used fol-
building purposes. There will be three
known to the plumbing trade. The barn
will be as com plete as any ever built in
the city. The cost will be approximately
$1,000.
The Johnson G. Keeney company is
building house on the north side of
Twenty-frst street near Union avenue.
for Professor Hutton. 1t is an eight
room. story and n half cottage, and will
cost $2l00. The company is also building
a Moorish cottage on the south side of
Twenty-first street, near Union avenue.
for W. A. Knapp. This cottage will be
as the builders say. "a thing OF beauty
and Joy forever"
The wonderful building activity in the
WJlfsklll tract constitutes ste .dily.
The Real Estate Exchan ge has sold
lot 1S9. block /, Rosemont tract, with ip,-
provements, for $1,000, to Il. N. Spear.
The Denver Building company has con-
tracted to erect a tive-room house for
Howard Hill in the South Agricultural
Park tract, on Wesley avenue, near Jeffer-
son street, to cost $l400
Fred r. Dorm, architect, has prepared
plans for three-story brick block to
be erected on the corner of Seventh and
Olive streets, for P. A. Garvie. The 'front.'
age on Seventh street will be 155 feet, the
depth 50 on Olive street. There will be
seven or eight stores on the ground floor
and the upper floors will be arranged for
iirst-class hotel, with all the latest mod
ern improvements, private baths, etc.
The building will b. heated by steam and
lighted by electric service as well as gas.
The Approximate cost OF the building is
$50. .00U.
: Poindexter & Wadsworth have sold for
A. Z. Shafer six lots on Adams street, be-
tween Main street and Maple avenue, for
$780, to Walter III. Lyon, who purchased
for an investment.
Herbert d Foster have sold lot 5, block
T, West Los Angeles tract, to e. Luke.
Grider e. Dow have sold six-room cot
tage on Twenty seventh street, near Cen
tral avenue to Mrs. Lewis for $l750: to
James Pollock, bookkeeper of the freight
department of the Southern Pacific,
lot in the Adams street tract, on Twenty
ninth street, near Cen tral avenue for
$500. Mr.. Pollock is now building a house
on this lot The iirm also reports the
sale to G. A. Hough of lot on the SOUTH
east corner of Twenty-eighth street and
Stanford avenue, in the Adams street
tract for $500. Mr.. Hough is president
OF the Woodbury. business college. He will
build on this lot Tor his own residence.
Cortelyou & Gffen have sold a lot on
Winfield street, between Sentous and Ver-
non streets, for L. +. Johnson, to W H.
H. Cline, who will build in the near
future.
Nolan e. Smith have sold for Maria An
tonic de Oca to J. H. Call a house and lot
on the corner of Freeman and Sixth
streets, and two lots on Loomis street, for
$500.
The Western Land and Loan com pany
has exchanged 220 acres of land in West
Virginia with Improvements, belonging
to X. B. Taylor and valued at $4,000, for
South Riverside Land and Water COM
pany stock. fl a. 90
Smith & Threlkeld have sold, two lots
on First street. between Belmont and
Union avenues, for Mrs. NJ. VI Allen to
Mrs. L. Schwarzendahl, for S2000 The
buyer has already erected nice residence
on the property. .ti.tr c..1.q
c. e. Mayne has purchased from S. A.
Matheson twenty lots on Hellman street.
near Vermont avenue. and has contracted
for the erection of twenty cottages to be
built on these lots. The cost OF the houses
will range from $3.50 to S2500. The ccn-
tractors are Hazel e. Donecken. The
plans are secured from various architects.
Girder e. Dow have sold to l.. Brown of
Chicago seven-Ioom house on Twenty
eighth street. near Central avenue, tor
Twenty y-seventh street, near Central ave-
the fall of this year.
have sold to II. w. King GAO acres of land
in the Antelope valley Tor $40 per acre.
III. B. Eli tt has sold lot 8. Victor
Heights tract. to W. S. Riley for $500.
Mr.. Riley will build $1,000 residence at
once.
W. H. Hay & Co. sold to W. E. Barber
for William Ward. lot SO of the Judson
tract, on Hope street. for $500.