Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
DEALS IN REALTY
FOR INVESTMENT
PROPERTY SALES IN VARIOUS
PARTS OF THE CITY
Z
MONEY OUT OF THE BANKS
Choice cIose-In Vacant, Lots and In
come Paying Buildings Pur-
chased by Local and Out
of-Town Investors
MONEY OUT OF THE BANKS

Transfers Of valuable close-in prop
erty including a number Of holdings
near the central business section, indiA
Gates that considerable money in the
banks is being placed in attractive in
vestment propositions. Realty dealers
report unusual activity in city property,
considering the summer interest in
beach lots Among the more important
deals closed during the week were the
following:
The Ralph Rogers company has sold
ito Bowen & Dolton a vacant lot 55x120
feet, on the northeast corner Of West
Third and Figueroa streets for $4,000.
The lot is regarded as especially de-
sirable as a business corner. The pur-
Ichasers have arranged to erect three
STORY business block on the lot as soon
as the present lease expires, January 1.
]. Frank Bowen has paid William
IGoss $35, 900, through Charles Eager and
Bowen & Dolton, for the Golmer block,
a three-story brick, lot 44x135 feet, on
the north side of East First street, east
of Los Angeles street. The purchase
was made as an investemtn.
N. Bonf1lio to A. N. Davidson, nine
frame buildings on the east side of Wall
fstreet between Sixth and Seventh
streets, lots 10Ox25O feet, $33,15O bought
Nor investment.
Thomas L. Woolwine has purchased a
residence Of two stories on lot 50x160
feet in dimension at S43 West Kensing
ton Road for $4,000. The property is SO
situated that from 1t an excellent view
is secured of the rest of Angeleno
Heights and surroundings.
F. M. Boswell & G. G. Noyes have
Sold to Philip Greenburg, through
Black Bros, the southeast corner of
Central avenue and Eighth street, 1877
by 100 feet, with a two-story brick
building, containing stores below and
rooms above, with an annual income
of $500. Consideration $25,OOO. It. is
stated that the buyer, who is a well
known San Francisco merchant, in
tends to invest largely in Los Angeles
lreal estate.
w. H. White to Edward L. Doheny.
a lot on the northeast corner of Ches-
ter place and Adams street; $4,000.
Elizabeth G.. Wheeler and Andrew E.
IlWheeler to Edward G. Fitzgerald, lot
50x140 feet, on the east side of Main
street. ITO feet south Of Twenty-fifth
street; improved with frame cottage
rpf seven rooms; $500.
Mrs. e. G. Hathaway to A. j. Easton,
lot 75x190, at 2419 South Flower street,
Improved with two-story frame dwell
|ing; $1,000. The purchaser is a Col
lprado miner.
James Brain to Philip Pohlman, a lot
B0x165 feet, on the west side of Fig
neroa street, 150 feet north of Lincoln
street. improved with brick struc-
lture; $4,000.
F. NJ. Harrington to Maggill Gun
ningham, lot 50x15O feet. on the north
least corner of Eighteenth and Hope
streets, improved with two-story
frame dwelling; $4,000.
e. L. Hopper & Sons to Miss Ada w.
Powers. late OF Seabright, Florida,
through s. ]. White & Co. lot 50x15O
feet at 2641 Kenwood street. improved
with a two-story dwelling OF ten
rooms; $6500.
w. w. Watts Improvement company
10 Mrs. Ellen J. Tracy, a lot AZ 1-2x15O
feet, at 92S West Twentieth street, i'm
proved with a two-story frame of eight
rooms; $650O. Bought for home