The herald., 1897-01-28

/ ing on Walnut street; improvements
consist of a six-room cottage; sold to
c. A. Cole for $500
Ten acres near Pixley, Tulare county
to Alex johnson for $500. This land is
improved.
East half of lots and 4, in block T. of
the Chavez tract in East Los Angeles.
This is a corner lot, 55x100, and improve
ments consist of business building and
fOur-room cottage. This property was
sold to John Clark for $25OO.
Lot 321s. in the Briswalter tract, with
plain two-room house on East Twenty
fifth street. This was sold to Mrs. Car
rie M Harding for 1925
East half of lot 15 and lot ID. in block
I, Carpenters addition to the town Of
Perris, in Riverside county; improve
ments consist of a modern four-room
cottage elegantly furnished sold to Is
abel Jones for $1,000
Lot b. of Pierce Bros subdivision of
lots II, ~, 13 and IA, in block 6. of the
Pioneer Building Lot association; i'm
provements consist of three-room house.
situated on Mozart near Hayes street.
This was sold to Mary c. James for $780,
Ten acres improved in Perris. River
side county. to |. Jones for $1,000
Ten acres in the Vineland irrigation
district, near Azusa, to f. A. Mccarthy
for $500.
The Wiseman Land Bureau has been
busy in the Randsburg district lately,
having SOLD to j. Quinn & Co. of Sar
Francisco 1900 acres of school land for
tOwnsite purposes, and several other
sections OF school lands are under con-
siCieratiOn for sale to prospective buyers
at $1.25 per acre, for farm homes. Mr.
Wiseman says that this country. in GER
tain localities, will be fully as choice as
the best productive land in the Palmdale
and Big Rock Creek districts.
Cora Y. Logan purchased from c. A.
Kendall lot %, block j, of the Bonner
Bros tract, for which she paid $500 The
property will be improved at once.
George Fl. Rogers has sold to Mary A.
Pierce the south seventy-five feet of
lot 18, a subdivision of Richardson Villa
tract, for $1,000.
r. H. Dinsmore has purchased the
south half of the northeast quarter OF
lot 4, range d. of the Temple & Gibson
| tract, for the sum of $1,000.
Hunter & Garfield on Monday closed
the sale of twenty-five feet front on
Temple street between Olive and Hill
streets, to Stephen G. Hubbell for $2500.
Mr.. Hubbell proposes to erect on this lot
business block containing two store
rooms and flats.
The Gowen- -Eberle company has con-
cluded arrangements for the purchase
OIL IL IDTIy-dcTe tract VI ldHu JUST SOutil
of the city or the Redondo railway 1T
Howard station. The company proposes
to plant olive trees.
Stimson Bros. on Friday sold to DR..
Hermann T. Plass lot II. block 1, of the
Williamson tract, for $2700.
William H. Griffin on Tuesday sold 20
Miss Emma r. POindexter lot on F'if-
| teenth street near Grand avenue for
$780, Mrs. Poindexter will at once erect
a dwelling house. Mr.. Griffin also re-
ports the sale of an eighty-acre tract of
land located at Clearwater. This land
is unimproved but will now have atten-
| tion. The price paid was $1,000
| Hunter & Garfield yesterday closed
the sale of lots 1876 and 1877 of the West
| lake Park tract to Mrs. Caroline u.
| Mitchell of Norwich, N. Y, for $4,000. 1t
| is the purpose of Mrs. Mitchell to erect
| on this property residence to cost up
| wards of $5000 and remove to this city
and occupy it.
Mrs. William M. Humphreys, wife of
| the assistant postmaster, on Tuesday
| purchased two acres of ground at the
northeast corner of Sixth street and
Burlingto avenue. being all of block
/ 5, of the Colima tract, paying $500. 1t
will be graded and leveled at once, pre-
paratory to building dwelling which
| will be a feature of that beautiful por-
| ton of the city.
The Gowen-Eberle company on Satur-
| day sold four lots on McClintock avenue
near the University, to Thomas S. Ew-
| ing, for $2500. Mr.. Ewing proposes to
improve this, property by erecting there
| on some fine dwellings.