Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30
MAIN STREET
MAKES RECORD
NOTABl E SALES CLOSED THAT
SHOW INCREASES
HILL STREET STILL POPULAR
South Broadway Also In the Eye Of
Investors, With New High
Level Established for
Values
HILL STREET STILL POPULAR

During the active week in the real
estate market that closed last night,
the leading sale was that of the Her
man w. Hellman lot on the east side
of Main street, below Sixth street, sold
for $4,000, or $1250 front foot, also
marking another high level for inside
close in Main street frontage. This
property has frontage of 90 feet OIL
Main street and is 147 feet deep to an
alley. The Improvements are merely
nominal being an 1S-room frame and
a nine-room cottage. In 1887 Mr.. He'll
man acquired this lot for $4,000. In
the sale Mines & Farish represented
the buyers, w. Jarvis Barlow and
Howard e. Huntington, and M. B.
Merwin acted for the grantor.
Broadway Near Seventh
Another record price has been made
for South Broadway property at Sits
a front foot in the sale of lot b6.2 feet
that fronts on the east side of the
street, just north of Seventh street and
occupied by the Nevada stables. The
price paid was 100000. and as the i'm
provements are of the most nominal
character the price fully represents the
value of the land.
The property was purchased by j. E.
Carr from Mrs. Leila Bonner Dwyer of
New Orleans, who was represented by
Clark e. Bryan and the buyer by w. l.
Hollingsworth & Co.
rI,l.,, T,tI
purchased this property for about $780,
600, the purchase being concluded a
few days before Judge Bonner sudden
ly expired while reading his paper at
the California club. BY will made
about the same time the property was
beoueathed to his niece, Mrs. Dwyer.
Hill Near Fourth
On Hill street another favorable sale
has been, made in the Hotel Colonade,
owned by Frank S. Hicks and Frank
Griffith. The property is a lot 142x165
feet, improved with three-story brick
building, that faces on the east side
of Hill street, between Third and
! Fourth streets, south of the proposed
Laughlin cement building. The pur-
chasers are Ernest Quinan and asso-
ciates, the sale having been made by
Mines & Parish for a reported consid-
Grafton of $65,0O0.
Mines & Parish report that Joseph
Hyan has sold a local investor 51x165
feet, improved with an S-room resi-
dence on the west side of Main street,
between Pico and Fourteenth streets,
for $4,000.
Main and Eighteenth
The property at 1904 South Main
street, with the lot 30X15O feet, two
story, S-room house. has been sold by
Leo ]. Mcguire & Co. for $4,000 to C.
]. Fox, jr., for B. B. Gregory.
Main Near Sixth
A. Vignolo has sold Emma Up de
Graft, through w. B. Merwin and r. A.
Rowan & Co., 371ax140 feet on the east
side of Main street, just north of the
Burbank theater, for $67,500 where the
purchaser intends to erect a four-story
building. In 1876 Mr.. Vignolo bought
and subdivided fifteen acres, the Wig
nolo- Rivera tract, consisting of prop
efty on the east SlOe OIL Mdlu street.
between Fifth and Sixth streets, East
Fifth and Los Angeles streets. This
is the last lot Of the tract owned by
Mr.. Vignolo.
Los Angeles and Eleventh
A local syndicate represented by M.
Kalisher & Co. has purchased Of NJ S.
Kornblum lot 16, block 2, in the O. w
Childs tract, 60x160 feet, at 1131 South
Los Angeles street, improved with q
hve-room cottage; consideration, $11,-
900. Bought for investment.
w. e. Oliver to Hugo Hoffman, the
Spring street milliner, through NJ. Kali
Usher & Co. and the C. ]. Heyler com.
pany, lot IL, block 2, in Palm place
tract on west side of Lake street, be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets
Purchaser will build $4,000 home OF
above lot.
d. A. Van Vranken & Co. report the
following sales:
Mary L. Albertson to Mamie Me