The herald., 1896-08-27
usually for immediate improvement.

usually for immediate Improvement
Lee A. Mcconnell reports the sale OF
50xI2O feet on Third street, between
Grand avenue and Olive street, for $500.
to =. Mccormick, who Will at once be-
gin the construction of a fine residence.
MIR. Mcconnell also sold q lot on Jeffer-
son street, between Grand avenue and
Figueroa street, to Mrs. #. Muir, for
$1,000. who has already made arrange
ments for a neat cottage to be erected on
the property.
Richard Altschul onTTuesday sold for
Alexander WE'LL to ]. H. Lane lot 347 of
the Alexander WE'LL tract for $275. This
lot will be improved.
George H. Bouttele purchased from
S. H. James lot IS, Miller & Carter's sub
division, and lot 26 DR.. Conger tract, for
which he paid $1,000.
William Mead has sold a house and
lot on Clara street, near Macy, to Mr..
Schultze, who is contractor. Consid-
Grafton, $780, Mr.. Mead also disposed
of lot of the Mead tract to c. A. Arthur
for S275. This lot is located on Nella
street, near Central avenue. Mr.. Ar
thur will construct a neat home on the
property.
W. L. Valentine, manager of the
Easton G. Eldridge. company, has pur-
chased from Fred Eaton lot 40. extension
of the Mob Hill tract. for $3.50.
w. I. Hollingsworth has closed the
sale of house and lot on Fourteenth
street, just east of San Pedro. to b.
Brenner for $3.50. There Is a six-room
cottage on this lot which Will. be occu-
pied by Mr.. Brenner.
Clark & Bryan on Wednesday last sold
to Mrs Sarah Wise a lot situated on the
west side of Maple avenue, just south OF
Washington street Mrs. Wise Will at
once have a neat dwelling erected on
this lot. which will cost about $500. The
f;,,,, ole tho SalpbOf n LOT
on Fifteenth street. between Grand ave-
nue. and Hill street, for $500 to Emma
Scott who will erect four flats, to cost
about $4,000.
Akey & Bunch Friday sold lots 16 and
IS of the Old Clapp Orchard tract to Har-
New York city. for $3.50. Mrs. Crocker
is now making arrangements for the
construction of two-story frame dwell
ing.
Ben E. Ward Saturday closed the sale
of block F of the Seventh-street Addi-
tion tract to F. D. Black. who purchased
it for speculation purposes.
W. L. Sherwood has closed the sale of
lot Al, Kenwood Park tract, to j. E.
Quinn of this city. This property is To-
Gated at Vermont avenue, near Adams
street. This is a fine location and will
provide a site for two-story residence
which Mr.. Quinn has in mind to erect
lOT his OWll use
Grider & Dow report the sale of lot 81
of Grider & Dow's Orangedale tract to
Louis s'auerland for $1,000. Mr.. Sauer-
land will at once begin the construction
of store building on this lot which
fronts on Central avenue and is near
Twenty fifth street.
The Daily Journal says: There is
movement on foot in the annexed Pico
Heights section to have the names of
the streets in the SouthSide tract and
Electric Railway Homestead tract
changed-that is, the streets running
north and south. On the north side OF
Pico streets are lettered, and on the
south side the same streets are named.
This condition of things leads to much
confusion. hence the desire to have the
streets renamed
Ben White, 221 West First street, re.
ports the following sales:
Lots ) and 6. with four-room cottage.
in McCullom's subdivision. East Los
Angeles, to T. NJ Killan for $1,000.
Lot 5OX160 on Orleans street. near Ver-
mont avenue. with house, Witmore tract,
to j. l.. White for $500.
Lot 150x1S0, with some improvements,
corner Wells and Lacy streets, to Mary
Hendrickson for $500. who will soon
build a neat cottage thereon.
Two and a half acres of highly i'm
proved land. set solid to aprcots, in the
town of Cotton, being part of lot A..
block so, San Bernardino rancho, to j. j.
Paul for $4,000.
Lot %, block o, of the Southern Cali
fornia Improvement company's land, to
Estella Ord for $3.50.
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