Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29
EAST SIDE SALES
FOR WAREHOUSES;
TRANSFERS OF FIRST AND AL
AMEDA STREET FRONTAGE
Sales in Depot Shipping District Ag-
areaate Nearly 3ooooo-Rsil-
road Switch to Go in on
Banning Street


closed during the past week, approach
in commercial Importance the, large
sales closed on East Fifth street some
weeks ago. The transfers include val
liable warehouse frontage and on all
the lots are frame and brick buildings
that will be wrecked to permit the
early erection of substantial brick
warehouses for wholesale and other
firms. The sudden demand for the
frontage cost the various purchasers
s2SO,75O and grew out of the knowledge
that the Santa Fe Railroad company
had agreed to build q railroad switch
extending from the main track up
Banning street, one black distant, thus
affording desired shipping facilities for
the new warehouse district.
List of the Sales
Below is given a full list of the sales
for warehouse and other purposes:
John H. Gay, through the agency of
j. M. Wilde, to the Union Hardware
and Metal company, one entire block
of land bounded by Jackson, Alameda
The frontage on First and Jackson
streets is 23O feet, on Alameda street
and Central avenue 500 feet. The con-
sideration was $150OO0. The property
is improved, but in the near future
the present owners will erect substan-
tial buildings in which to expand in
their enterprise.
yN IN
through the agency of w. b. Merwin
and r. A. Rowan & Co., a lot on the
south side of East First street, be-
tween Main and Los Angeles streets,
60x142 feet improvements nominal.
Consideration $30,500. The purchaser
will improve with four-story pressed
brick building.
through the agency of r. A. Rowan G.
Co. and w. B. Merwn, a lot on the
south side of East First street. about
ninety feet east of the junction of
San Pedro and First streets, having a
frontage ON First street of 441s feet
40 feet on San Pedro street and an
average depth of so feet. Consideration
$4,000.
George Corson to Clara Burdette,
through the agency of r. A. Rowan &
Co. and w. 3. Merwin, 50x110 feet on
East First street, about As feet east
of the northeast corner of North San
Pedro and First streets. improvements
nominal. Consideration $4,000.
Mary Phelan to George w. Wilson,
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and r. A. Rowan & Co., a lot 50x135
feet on the north side of East First
street, between North San Pedro street
and Central avenue, improved with
two cottages. Consideration $14,25O.
A. d. Chipron purchases of Alice
Cohn, through the agency of w. B.
Merwin and r. A. Rowan & Co., a
lot 70x111 feet on the north side of
First street. between Alameda and
Rosa streets. Consideration $4,000
The property is improved with two
small cottages.
A. d.. Chipron to Bowles Bros
through the agency of w. B. Merwin
and r. A. Rowan & Co., lot 7Ox111
feet on north side of First street, be-
tween Alameda and Rosa streets. Con-
sideration $4,000.
Clara Ryan to a local investor
through the agency of r. A. Rowan &
Co. and w. B. Merwin, a lot on the
north side of First street, about 225
feet east of Alameda street, having a
frontage of so feet on First street
depth of 250 feet and so feet on Ban
ming street. Improved with three cot
tages. Consideration $4,000.
Ray Livingstone to Clara Burdette,
through the agency of r. A. Rowan &,
Co. and w. B. Merwin, a lot on the
north side of First street, about 150
feet west of Vignes street, having a
frontage on First street of so feet, an
average depth of 295 feet and so feet
on Banning street. Consideration
$4,000.
Residence Property Sold
The Jones & Ryder Land company
report recent sales as follows.
A. j. Carlson to e. l.. Stickel, at
1882 Reid street. six-room bungalow.
sSSOO
c.. III. Barag to N. p. Short, at 1888
Hoover street, an eight-room house
$SOOO
Garnsey l. Co. to A. L. Pool, at 1851
Vermont. a five-room cottage, $4,000.
Tyler g. Co. to E. d. Albro, at 1928
Harvard, six-room bungalow, $4,000.
A. p. Ford To T. p Conner at 1901