Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-16
HILL STREET
FRONT IS SOLD
BIG PRICE PAID FOR WELL
LOCATED LOT
BROADWAY RECORD PRICE
Elegant Residences Are Secured and
Choice Spots Taken for Homes.
Buyers Take Subdivision
Property
BROADWAY RECORD PRICE


Marsh G. Co., by which Mrs. Pearl p
Arbuersee secures 50x155 feet to a
20 foot alley on the west side of Hill
street. adjoining the southwest corner
Of Tenth street. For this property
Mrs. Elizabeth Barnum received a
full consideration of $3425O The
property is improved with a rooming
house of fourteen rooms.
Third and Los Angeles
w. B. Merwin reports the sale of 40x
1872 feet for $4,000 on the east side of
Los Angeles street, 100 feet north of
Third street. Roy Livingston, who
purchased the property from M. L.
Groves, states through agent Merwin
that the property will soon be i'm
proved with a two-story brick build
ing.
Broadway and Seventh
Among the attractive sales of the
week is that reported by w. 1. Hol-
l!ngsworth G. Co.. by which Herbert
Earlsclffe of Montecito, Santa Bar
bara county, sold 5Ox165 feet on South
Broadway between Seventh and
EIlSltli SlltSlS lOI 9iO,UUV UT dl lllS
rate of $500 front foot. The prop
erty is improved with cottage of
old time date. The purchaser was
Charles Stagmaier.
West Seventh Cottage
In residence property, w. I. Hol-
lingsworth G. Co., report the sale to
Robert Todd Of a cottage 1928 West
Seventh street. with lot 60x107 for
Charles Muhleman, for $500.
Westchester Place Sale
Mrs. Frances w. Rosenheim, wife of
Architect A. T. Rosenheim, who plan
ned the Herman w. Hellman build
ing. has purchased lot five and the
south thirty feet of lot four in West
chester place from Robert Marsh &
Co., who created the subdivision.
This gives Mrs. Rosenheim 90x15O
feet in a slightly location, on which
will be erected an elegant home place
of eleven rooms. In this home the
ideas long cherished by Architect
Rosenheim will be embodied and the
clever details for comfort will be
worked out. The price paid for the
property was $780,.
Sales in Seven Tracts
Numerous sales in various tracts for
the past week are reported by Strong
& Dickinson as follows:
Gus B. Hills independence tract-To
Mrs. J. Nemons, lot 81, at $500; A. G.
Gum, lot 43, at 5000; G. w. Morehouse,
lot Sc, at $500.
In Main Street and Moneta Avenue
tract-To Margaret McGrath, lot 49,
at $525; Lydia Cleaver lot S2, at $500;
Ida Munson and G. r. Duncan, lot 49,
at $500; H. p. Heron, lot 8, at $525; NJ
Dawson, lots and Is. at $1,000; j. Fl.
Roberts. lot 81 at $525; e. Deardon
lots IA and 16, at $1050; Clara V. Rich,
lots As and 40, at $1O5O; Henry E. Her.
ron, lots 6 and 7, at $105O
In West Arlington Heights--W E.
Gates. lot IA, at $3.50.
In Figueroa Boulevard tract-To
Florence Robinson. lot 1862, at $475;
Jennie G.. Lloyd, lots 1O6 and 1O7, at
5000; C. F. Slicton, lot 1O4 at $475;
Emma S. Selby lot 221 at $475; A. F.
DeFrees, lot 80. at $500
In Crenshaw Arlington Heights
tract-To Elizabeth A. Gregory, lots
8, 9 and 10, block 4, at $4,000; r. L. Rec
tor, lots IA and Is, at $1,000; William A.
BLY,, lot II, block Al, at $500; Anna NJ
Smith, lot 16, block AZ, at $500.
In Strong G. Diclxinson's Southwest
tract-To ]. o. Olin, lot II, at $3.50;
Charles Benson, lot 4, at $3.50.
In Alamitos Bay tract-To Linda
Scott, lot Z, block 8. at 5000; r. Hale.
lot 5. block s, at $14OO.
Sales in Crescent Heights
Extensive improvements in this
beautiful West Hollywood tract are
about completed. Parties who desire
to view the lots and enjoy trip to
the foothills will be supplied with free
car tickets by calling at the office of
the agents. Norton & Hay, S1S West
Third street.
During the past week the following
sales among others, were closed in
Crescent Heights. the sales aggre-
eating $4,000.
To James C. Kays, president of the
Dollar Savings bank, lots and 2, in
block A, $2SOO
To John Grant of Grant Bros, rail-
road contractors, lots 4 and g. in block
c, $1,000.
TO Arthur V. Nelson. lot 80, block A,
$500.
To Mrs. Minnie Nollace, lot /, block
X. $780,
To Lizzie n. Hay, lots IA, IS, 16 and
IL, block c, $4,000.
To Henry c, Norris, lots 4 and 5,
block c, $1,000,
Fifth and Maple
r. A. Rowan & Co. report that
they have sold for f. @. Perrine to j.
S. Hutchins the three-story pressed
brick building, Hotel Spokane, on the
south side of Fifth street, betweenl