Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-15
PROPERTY SALES
CONTINUE ACTIVE
PURCHASES FOR INVESTMENT
AND IMPROVEMENT
Dwellings and Vacant Lots Change
Ownership in Business and Resi-
dence Districts at Vari-
GUS Prices

the more desirable residence districts.
The sales for the past week indicate
that the market is active with prospect
of still greater animation.
Following are sales made through
John d. Foster & Co.:
A. W. Rhodes has purchased of John
d. Foster a lot on the south side of
Sixth street between Grand avenue
and Hill street; size 50x13O, improved
with cottage. Price paid, $1,000.
c. c. Carpenter has purchased from
l. Mitchell n lot on the west side of
Orchard avenue, between Twenty
eighth and Twenty-ninth streets, un-
improved; size 1O0X162 feet. Price paid,
$4,000.
John F. Jones has sold for the Cuca-
monga Land and Improvement COM
pany and the Stowell Realty company
to a local investor lot 12OX153 feet, on
the southwest corner of Hope and Sec
ond streets. Consideration. $4,000
Leo. ]. Mcguire &, Co. to ]. b Chat
fey. lot SOx150 feet on the east side
of Main street, between Eighteenth
and Washington streets, improved with
a two-story frame dwelling. Consld-
Grafton, $12,500.
Bowen & Dolton report unimproved
lots aggregating $66,75O as follows:
Fieueroa square-N. Golf, three lots'
w. C. Williams, Mary Dugas. P. V.
Briant. two lots; William S. Salmon,
Sophie A. Barnes, G. w. Varnum, NJ.
Maggie Padget, Ida F. Miller, Lillian
K. Wetzel. b. McKelvey; total, $14.-
225 for fourteen lots. Royal tract
p. Springer. six lots; John w watson
thirty-two lots: Mrs. Eva Wilson. E.
J. Keplinger; total, $4,000 for forty
lots. Main Street Boulevard tract-D.
Pearson, two lots; T. c. Murray, T. ;.
Guteenfelder, Alice I. Martin, H. w.
Martin, J. Brannck, H. F.. DAILY, E. J.
Hendrickson. Mary A. Smith, Z. n.
Prettyman, three lots; John w. Pone-;
total. $1OS25 for fourteen lots. Main
and Figueroa Street tract. No. 2-Wil-
liam Ruoff, James L. Clarke, two lots;
L. w Leverin, L. D. Lowry, two lots;
Florence V. Button, two lots; Will
liam Button, A. Amillo, ]. j. Lorenzen'
L. c. Ohse. George f. Combe; total,
S17.500 for fourteen lots.
Following are recent sales reported
by the Jones e Ryder Land company:
George F. Guy to Ben o. Rhoades'
1911 New Hampshire street, $94OO.
Bought for a home.
Miss Lillian Golding to M. E. Diebold,
lot on Forty-fifth street, near Figueroa,
$3.50
Cook & Pierson to Poole e Jones, lot
in Charles Victor Hall tact. $1,000.
Poole & Jones to Oscar Seewald lot
in Charles Victor Hall tract, $1325.
L. f. Jones to Annie Laurence, lot
43. Bradford e Espe's tract, Forty
fifth street. near Figueroa, SIPS.
Mrs. Kate Mcdonald to w. L. Loos,
five-room cottage at 2943 Halldale ave-
nue.. $500 Bought for a home.
W. r. Lamb to Mary B. Adams, 4OO7
Halldale avenue, five-room house,
$4,000. Bought for home.
]. M. Johnston to Poole & Jones. lot
I. block Q. Charles Victor Hall tract,
$500.
L. E. Jones to Mary e. Hameline, lot
13. in Bradford & Espe's tract, $3.50.
]. C. Bailey to Minnie e. Stuart, six
room house at 2726 Halldale avenue
$500. Bought for home.
Fred e. Griesemen to A. H. Calkins,
two story residence at Twenty eighth
street, $4,000. Bought for a home.
Harry H. Slime to Belle ]. Anderson,
lot at 2SO6 Halldale, $500. Bought for
a home.
Poole & Jones to Mrs. Ida H. Peco,
six-room bungalow at 2910 Harvard
boulevard, $4,000.
Althouse Bros. report sales of prop
erty as follows
]. f. Marsh to II. G. Hildebrant,
two-story frame residence at PIP
Brighton avenue; lot 50X142 feet, bought
for a home; consideration $4,000.
West Ninth Street Heights company
to E. f. Carr, an unimproved lot on the
east side of Ell Molino street 100 feet
north of San MaTino street; lot 50X12S
feet. Mr.. Carr will improve at once
with a modern residence to cost $4,000;
consideration $780,
l.. McMahon to S. Robin. a lot i'm
proved with two cottages at 229 and
231 West Sixteenth street; lot 5OX12O
feet; $500.
Charles NJ. Stimson reports sales of
lots aggregating $26,670 to r. A. Fowler
Co., G.. c. Ward. Duvall & Son, Rem
nels Land Co., Joseph c. Smell, D. A.
Schweitzer, f. Newton Emmerson, r.
L. Benedict, Ralph Reynolds, Adolph
Meichelbeck, Pauline M. Hutchins,
Mary B. ingalls,.
Frank B. Surge has sold to Charles
M. Stimson 1SO feet on East First street,
corner Pecan street, part of Hancock s
survey. bought for Improvement; con-
sideration about $50 per foot.
Also to George w. Stimson flfty-four
feet adjoining on East First street;
consideration $4,000. Mr.. Stimson will
build flats or apartment houses right
away.
Edwards * winters report very
busy week, the following being among
the transactions closed:
For Martin & Schweng to F. w.
Beau de Fart, southwest corner of
Fifty-f1fth and Central avenue, 140X
100 feet; consideration $4,000.
NJ. F. O'Day to a local buyer, south
west corner Of Fifty-second street and
Central avenue, 135x13O feet; $675O
The Burck- Gywnn to F. w. Beau de
Fart, 1876 feet frontage on Central, be-
tween Forty-first and Forty second;
$450O.
F. w. Titus to ]. F. wynkoop. lot Is,
Hanson's subdivision. being 45x135 feet
on Central avenue, near Forty-second,
improved with a one-story brick; $35OO.
o. F. Scherer to Miss A. r. Hub
bard, six-room bungalow at S031 Dali
ton avenue; $4,000. Bought for a home.
D. F. Ormand to Mrs. Mary O'Con-
nor lot %, block SO, Central Arlington
Heights; $3.50. Mrs. O'Connor will Inn
prove with a modern story and half
bungalow.
Charles S. Cowan to Jacob ]. Fostler,
lot II. block 20, C. V. Hall tract. Hall
dale avenue, south Of Twenty-ninth;