The herald., 1896-02-13
AMONG THE DEALERS
Reports of Sales Made and improvements in
Prospect

Reports of Sales Made and Improvements in
Prospect
w. n. Hay & Co. have negotiated an ex-
change of seventy acres in olive orchard
at San Fernando, known as the Pho Pico
ranch, for property in Minneapolis valued
at $25 700. The ranch was owned by P.
L. Budinger, and the exchange was made
with ]. Frank Bowen, of Minneapolis.
This firm has also conducted negotiations
through which Hugh Smith, ex-councilman
of the Eighth ward, exchanges ten acres at
Clearwater and pays balance of $4,000 in
cash for a house and lot at HOP San
Julian street, in the o. w. Childs tract.
The deal was made with William Ward.
Cortelyou d Giffen have just closed a
deal through which the ownership of part
of lot 81 in Eleventh street block, passes
to Mrs. M. B. Ingalls,. Consideration, n,
5000.
l.. w. Mitchell has negotiated the sale of
the St.Angelo hotel, on Grand avenue near
Temple street, to t. j Gilmore of St. Louis
for $4,000. Mr.. Gilmore intends making
extensive improvements, and will person
ally conduct the house.
Grider & Dow have sold lot 80. Orange
dale. to Mrs. Leila z. Roberts for 1915.
S. K. Lindlcy has sold lot 2, block 81, of
Angeleno Heights, to R. W. Brooks. Con-
sideration, $3.50.
W. H. Cook and J. ". Hinton have pur-
chased 10 lots in the Patterson tract.
owned by Mrs. Skinner.
The granting of Francis Morals petition
for the establishing of New Calvary ceme-
terry upon lots 3 to IS, in the Gerhard
tract. containing about 73 acres, is ex-
pected to lead 10 a some what important
real estate deal involving upwards of $l5,-
600. The property is situated near Occi-
dental in R6xyIa Ha,r
The Barr & Clay Eealty company has
negotiated the sale of ten-room house
and large grounds on Hamilton street to
c. R. Thomas. Consideration, $500.
Easton, Eldridge d Co. sold a lot on
Central avenue Monday for 5000. Also
ange tract. to Wollenwork for 5000.
The Barr Clay Realty company has
just closed deal through which twelve
acres in the Santa Anita colony tract, sitr-
ated within the Baldwin ranch, were trans
ferred to D. a. Eckert. Consideration,
$4,000. The tract purchased is set
wholly to four-year-old oranges and
lemons.
Grider & Dow report the following sales
in their Ofangedale tract: B. E. Hersev.
lot 56, $400; Thomas II. Scott, lots 26G
and 267. $500; G. A. Cutler. lot 20, $450 /:
p. L. Schideler, lot 81. 1915; G. W. Fra
;4oo. 4et; '0' o. '4'o' L. T. Fisher lot 29'
Thomas H. Scott, who purchased lots
266 and 267, Orangedale tract, has al
ready begun the erection of a $l4OO res
idence: Several neat cottages will be
erected on this tract during the early
spring.
D. A. Neekins has closed negotiations
for the sale of house and lot on Los A n
geies street, near Seventeenth, to C. H.
Tyler. Consideration, $4,000.
Clark & Bryan have closed negotiations
for the transfer of 100 feet on Fipueroa
street. The purchaser has obligated him.
self to erect very fine residence. Full
particulars will be published later.
Peter Stone, the Fourth street dealer in
earthenware, has exchanged 16O acres of
government land in Riverside county.
valued at $1,000, for few lots near tie
Cable pavilion in the city of San Diego.
Newkirk q Worden report the sale of lot
z. block d, Wiltshire tract, to F. B. Long.
who will erect a two-story residence at a
cost Of $25OO. Work will begin immedi.
stsly upon the plans. Consideration,
1yron ErkenbrecheI. q youna oenital;s.