The herald., 1895-05-04

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Hola bird, Richard Altschul. A. G. Ran'all,
A. D'Artois, the English Consul G. W.
Mortimer. G. D. Mcmillan, T. b. Sreso-
vich. A. L. Hunt and others.
Out of sixty-seven lots fifty-seven were
disposed of for $2l, 900, the entire frontages
on First street. with the exception OF five
lots having been sold on either side of the
street. and four of the inside lots only be-
ing unsold.
In the Sunday issue the Herald was
able to give exclusively the news of the
very great probability of $500. 600 hotel
building upon the old Tenth-street hotel
site. Some saf course declare the possi-
ly frightened by the cry that they refuse
to believe il; but nevertheless the project
is more than a possibllity-it might be
said. more than probability. +. ID. Car
dlcle, the architect who drew the plans,
is not worried as to the outcome OF the
scheme. and certain few others whose
names for obvious reasons cannot be
gwen. but who. it may be stated are in
a position to know. think the affair is as
good as settled. More upon this question
may be given publicity soon.
Bids will close TODAY for the erection
of: the new Third Presbyterian church,
| corner of Hill and Sixteenth streets. The
contract will be let early next week. The
cost will be $1,000.
Fred A Dorm has prepared the plans
for a cottage of seven rooms to be located
at Eleventh and Pearl streets. Mr.. Lever
ing of the Herald. The cost will be about
$500.
William Ferguson will build a residence
on Schlessinger street. near Yale. costing
$500.
The lot on Broadway opposite the court
house, recently purchased by Mr.. Coulter
for his new church, is being cleared pre-
paratory to building.
The contract is let for the erection of
an eight room dwelling at Hollywood to
cost $500. Z. J. Beverage is the owner.
Mrs. William hector is about TO build a
handsome two-story residence corner OF
Grand avenue and Twenty-first street. 1t
will contain twelve rooms and bath and
will be fully M odern. A large octagon
tower on corner, heavy two story bay
window finishing into the roof and an
Ornamental gable will be features. A.
l.. Haley is the architect.
A. Appe will erect $4,000 residence at
Maple avenue and Sixteenth street.
Howard d Train are the architects and
the contract will be let on Monday next.
Mrs. Mary Peck will erect a two-story
house on Angeleno Heighs. to cost $2l75
b b. Bixby is the architect.
The Denver Building company has COM
menced the erection of "a colonial cottage
for Kate V. Barton on Thirtieth street
near Vermont avenue, to cost $500.
The Misses Morrison are about 10
build large two-story house of ten rooms
on the southeast corner Of Ninth and
Blaine streets. The cost will be $500.
The Denver Building company has COM
menced the erection of a rine two-story
house-a residence for l.. W. Robinson.
on the south side of Thirtleth near Ver-
mont avenue. and costing $4,000.
The Johnson & Keeney company has
begun two-story house for Professor
Is 4 I, <n<n al cnho I will
be thoroughly modern and Will cost $500.
The location is on the company's new
tract on Twenty first street, corner Union
avenue.
The same company has started also a
fine residence for Mr.. Knapp of the Bos-
ton store. located upon the same tract.
The architecture will be Moorish.
f. A. Miller will construct fine two
story residence OF ten rooms on West
Beacon street. The appointments will
be first class.
Cortelyou e. Griffin havs sold two lots
in the City Center tract to H. G. Chilson
foI $1400.
Ii. NJ. Conger has sold five lots in the
Conger e. Wilson tract for $475 each. the
buyers intending to build.
S. X. Lindley this week sold lot on
the west side of Flower street, between
Eighth and Ninth streets to J. H. Whit
ley for $500. Mr.. Whitley intends to
erecC upon the lots fine residence.
Clark & Bryan have sold lot in block
F, South Bonnie Brae tract to A. V.
Carlson for $1,000, who will build at once.
McGarvin & Bronson sold to Andrew
Brown. a prominent merchant OF Kern
county, lots %. 26. u. %. 80 and "a in the
Bronson tract. corner OF Main and Jeffer-
son streets. Twenty years ago Mr.. Brown
refused to purchase property in this city,
thinking the town was overgrown.
Bradpeer & Ferris have completed the
plans for building Of two flats on North
Hill near Sand street. containing thirteen
rooms and to cost $4,000.
Smith e. O'Brien have sold lots As and
46 in the Forman subdivision on Girard
/ street for $l1OO. to A. X. Crawford, who
Johnson for $1250.
The Citizens Investment company re-
port the following sales: To G. J. Fox
the southeast corner of Jefferson and Del
Monte streets for $1,000; house and lot
on Twenty-eghth street. east OF Main.
to Martha l.. Nichols for $1,000. Two and
a half acres on Stevenson avenue. Boyle
Heights. to George Tuttle for $500. and
the property mentioned as having been
purchased by Martha Nichols to G. J.
Fox for $500.
Smith e. Threlkeld have sold three lots
in the Brooklyn tract to B. Chandler.
The Barr Realty company sold house
ninth street, to Charles J. Fox for $47OO
Easton e. Eldridge have sold to Harry
Frost lots 20 and q. block IA. Wofskill
Orchard tract. for $500. Mr.. Frost in
tends to erect upon the property hand
some cottage.
J. c. Probst has sold the house and lot
120 North Gates street, to d. P. Flournoy
for 500. This one makes the fourth
house sold on this street in the last thirty
days.
II. M. Conger has sold to Sophia Silger
lot in the Conger-Wilson tract and also
lot %, to +. ]. CARRIER. The latter intends
to build.
Smith & O'Brien sold lots As and 46 in
Foreman 8 subdivision on Grand avenue,
west OF Geo gia Bell street, for $3.50.
Kelsey & Hagan have sold lot and
part OF lot in O'Neil's subdivision on
Ninth street to w. w. Douglas for $lO5O
A. Mcconnell has sold a lot on Eighth
street, near Pearl. to Hugh W. Duncan,
the attorney. for the sum of $1150. Mr..
Duncan will build.
James S. Copeland sold to John W.
Harmon house and lot at $50 Orange
street for $1,000. W. H. Hay & Co. were
the agents. .a.... ....t.
Bryant Bros. sold to DR.. L. D. Swart-
wout house and lot on Brooklyn avenue,
near St. Louis street. The price was
$500.
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