The herald., 1895-09-27

Ernest q. Taylor has sold lots 10 ana
Il block in tho Knob Hill tract for Il.
M. Malinow to DR.. Joseph kurtz. and
LOT | block 81. Terminus Homestead tract,
for Patrick Fitzpatrick to S. Whits also
lot 3 block 9, Highland Addition tract
No. |, for A. L. Judson to A. X. Glid-
den.
The managers of the English and Ger
man Expert Specialists, now occupying
the fifth floor OF the Byrne building. are
having plans prepared for a large hospi,,
tai and sanitarium which Will be erecteu
near the business center OF the city Will
in a few months.
II. II. Bixby & Co. have sold ior george
ID. Rowan 275 feet fronting on Court.
house street and 94H feet at the corner OF
Hope street. This piece of property VIII
be graded down and cut into close-ln res
idence lots.
Morgan & Walls have let the contract
to Jacvbv & Frick for extensive additions
to DR.. j. p, Wldneys brick block on First
street just east of Spring, on the north
side of the street. This means q third
story to the building. The cost will be
1920.
G. II. wedgewood has let the contract
for the building OF the new Office Tor the
for $4,000. This will be q very attractive
looking building and quite welcome
improvement in the arch itecrure OF sepa-
rate office buildings in this city.
Paul Haupt will build for himself
residence in the southwest part of the
city, to cost about $1,000. 1t will have
nine rooms with halls and bath.
]. Godsworthy is about to improve two
lots IN the Clement tract, on Sixteenth
street near San Pedro, by building two
cottages, enc of hive and one OF six rooms.
W. F. O'Dea has sold lor 104 in the
Cells Vineyard tract for Alexander Veil
to A. II uffmeyer for $780, which Mr..
Huffmeyer Will improve i'll few months.
William Spencer has purchased lots IL
and IA in the Z. ]. Brannn tract on Will
son street. Chapin @. Clark has pur-
chased lot "a on Eleventh street. Both
! will build at once.
F.Mitchell is negotiating to build hall
for the four companies of the National
| Guard of this city. The companies are
BARGAINING for site on Los Angeles street
beween Seventh and Eighth. The build
ing will cost in the neighborhood of 500
feet.
B. J. Reeve & Son are making sketches
| for plans for residence for Mrs. Dock
weller. to be first-clpss two-story house.
Charles W. Davis has prepared plans
| for story and a half cottage to be built
| for Mr.. Luce on Sentous between Elev
enth ana Twelfth streets to cost about
! $500.
J. Lee Burton has prepared plans for a
| beautiful cottage. which will be- erected
| on Twenty second street near the corner
OF Grand avenue, to cost about $2500.
J. Lee Burton has completed plans for
a fine block, with four stores below. and
| thirty two living rooms above, a build
| ing of three stories and to be built on
| frame with basement. of unlqus amp
| very strikingly handsome design, to be
| built southwark on one of the main
| thOroughfares, for an eastern capitalist.
| The work will begin not later than the
| 10Th of next month
| Cook 81 Pearsons have sold a lot IN the
Hammel g. Denker tract on Log Angeles
street. at the northeast corner of Tenth
for $4,000 to 1. A. Lothian.
/ Lots 1 and 2. block 5, on the corner of
| Eleventh and Alvarado streets, Alvarado
Heights, were sold for Major p. W. Jones
to Mrs. Mahew by Frank M. Kelsey.
| Cortelyou d Griffin Eave sold q house
and lot Tor e. E. Campbell on Clinton
avenue near Hoover street for $4,000.
| Forbes Il Helle have sold a lot on Cam
bri steret, near Union avenue, to L. l.
Smith of Tacoma for $500.
| William +. BosbysheIl has sold a lot on
| the east side of AlvaradO street, near
Ocean View avenue, for Villa G. Miller
to Phoebe J. Mayhew.
| Mr.. f. S. Wade is about to
build one and half story seven
, room cottage on the north side of Fourth
street. between Mott and Saratoga, Boyle
Heights.
William Deandon has purchased a lot
i from A. F.. Strong on Pico street. near
Vernon. for $780, upon which he will at
once build. Forbes & Helle agents.
Forbes e. He'll. have sold lot on
Twelfth street near Union avenue, for
ID. N Flint TO George W. Boyd, New
Whatcom. WASH, Consideration S575.
0. A. Vickrey & Co. have sold for Clark
A. Shaw his Broadway property. on the
corner of Court street. for $1,000. This
hou ant
provements, paying good monthly rem
tai.
T. II. Mitchell has sold a lot in the
Dana tract. on Thlrtieth street. for Cnas.
Jacoby TO Charles H. Kopf. cashier of
the Bankers Alliance Insurance com.
| will build nice six-room cottage.
The Spanish or mission style cottage
being built on West Twenty-first street
by the Johnson e. Keeney company bids
fair to be the handsomest built house in
that section for some time. This same
two-story frame colonial house on this
street for Mrs. G. W. French, recently
| from Iowa.
| A. P. Johnson of Riverside has decided
| to build three story brick h use on the
southeast corner of Fou tn and Hill
street instead of two-story frame. 1t
will be double house. The Fourth
in suits. with baths to each, with hot
and cold water, and Will contain four
stores. The Hill street building will be
| arranged in hotel style and will contain
| ffty-four rooms. The first floor will CON
! tain large Office and ladies' parlor, with
| plate glass front and dining room and
| kitchen, as we'll as six suites of rooms.
| The upper stories will contain nineteen
rooms each. The hotel will be heated
with steam and will be furnished with
all modern convenIences. Figures are now
| being taken at X. B. Young's Office. The
work of erection will begin as soon as the
which will not be long, as the location
| anu property are very desirable.
Fisher, architect, Stimson building, has
just completed plans for a two-story res
i1ence of ten rooms for J. @. s. Waters,
formerly of Indiana. The house will be
built on two lots beyond the Harper
tract. The lower story will be finished
IN oak and the upper story In Oregon
pine. The design is in the French order
of architecture and is light and pleasing.
1t will cost about $1,000 a brother OF Mr..
Waters will build the house by day work
under the superlntendence of the archi
tsct.
The work of raising the five single-story
school buildings and converting them
into two-stnry buildings. which has been
in progress for some weeks under dlrec-
ton of Building Superintendent G. l..
Strange, is now finished, and they are
ready fur occupancy. Alpine plaster,
which is made in Los Angeles county.
was used on the walls, and they are no
ticeably hard and substantial. In fact it
is apparent from the appearance of the
finished structures that great care was
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