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day, and it is expected that the story
this firm will be repeated. Incidental
ly it may be said that the Lomita park
tract is entirely sold out, and all that
the agents have now to do is to COM
plete the contracted and guaranteed
street improvements.
The popularity of the easy payment
plan Is being most convincingly proven
by the success Of the Conservative
Realty company in the sale of their new
tract, Edgewood Park, just south of
the city on the Long Beach Electric
line. Since their opening sale January
s the company report 245 lots sold;
about one-half of the entire tract.
The property is part of the old Ma
| deau homestead and contains 521 lots,
being about equally divided by the
electric line which runs directly
| through it. Artesian water has been
| piped to every lot affording an abund-
ant supply of water for both domestic
and irrigating purposes. The lots
range in prices from $1OO to $500 per
lot. Moderate building restrictions are
enforced.
Strong & Dickinson report the sale
of thirty lots in various tracts at
prices ranging from $400 to $1,000 each
and aggregating $4,000. All lots are
choice and slightly and average 50x150
feet in size. Sales were as follows:
In Gus B. Hills Independence tract:
To Anna e. Tupper, lot 81, $500: Frank
w. Thornton, lot SO, $500; Maye Wal
lenstein, lot 40, $575; Peter Hansen and
wife, lot SO, $500; B. Y. Mendoza, lot 45,
at $575; G. w. Morehouse, lot Sc, $500;
Mrs. Lillian Walker, lot 4S. $575.
In Robert Marsh's Central avenue
tract: V. r. Fuller. lots 5S and SO.
500; Mrs. James E. Laidlaw, lot 27,
$500; Gerald Lloyd lot So. $780,
In Salt Lake railroad tract-To Dan
Pietzel. lots 1 and 2. block F. $1,000.
In Figueroa street tract: To Fred
]. Schumacher lots 25S, 259, 260. $1O5O;
Richard Raasch, lots 245 and 246. $780,
In Crenshaw's Arlington Heights
tract: To d. F. Orman, lot %, block
S6, $3.50; Mrs. Nellie F. Crawford. lots
20 and 21. block 2S, at $1,000.
In Strong & Dickinson's Southwest
tract: Mrs. A. Solem lot 13. $500; An
ton Hunrichs, lot 26. $500; Peter Arndt,
lot 25, $780,
Central Arlington Heights tract:
To Catesby C. Thom. lot II. block 45.
$3.50.
Three New Tracts
T. Wiesendanger has invested $43, 700
in close-in tracts for subdivision pur-
poses. He has paid Andrew Stoll $9500
for nine acres at the corner of Fifty
fifth and Figueroa streets. The land
extends west to the electric car track.
Street, water sidewalk and other Inn
provements win be contracted for at
once.
Mr.. Wiesendanger has purchased
from Charles Lennox a tract OF nine
acres at the corner of Fifty-fifth and
Figueroa streets, for $4,000. Both tracts
are covered with full-bearing fruit
trees.
Mr.. Wiesendanger has also bought
Of ]. p. Curtis eight acres near the
corner OF Thirty-eIghth street and
Compton avenue for $4,000; also six
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29

ments for bachelors. The building will
be s4x49 feet in dimensions. The
Pioneer Building company of Los An
geles will be in charge OF the construc-
tion work, and the owner Alexander
Belford, states that operations will be-
gin Immediately.
All interested in Venice are elated
over the fact that the bank build
ing is to be erected without delay.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29

more or less Importance have been
planned.
The contract has just been let for the
Venice bank building. for which
Marsh s. Russell, architects. drew the
plans. 1t will be a structure of two
stories as shown in the illustration. The
bank and three large stores will occu-
by the first floor, and the upper floor
will be divided into attractive apart
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29

Below are the more important build
ing permits issued during the past
week:
Mrs. C. NJ Mcleod. 1902 Reid street,
a story and half frame at 1882 West
Bonnie Brae street; $1,000. b. H. Par
sons, builder.
H. w. Stanley. 2OO1 Magnolia avenue,
one-story frame at 2916 Roxbury
street; $2725 C. w Brett. builder.
r. f. Dawes. a story and half
frame on north side Of El Molino, be-
tween Ninth and San Marino street;
$500. w. Thompson. builder.
Frank p, Winnie. 1896 santee street,
a story and a half frame at 1871 Ar
C0ontinued an Pass Eight
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29

Millions of dollars are now being ex-
pended for the most elaborate improve
ments. which when completed. 1t is
claimed. will win the enthusiastic ad-
miration Of all beholders. While the
promoters OF the Venice OF America
are busy designing palaces and a pa
vilion. arrangements are being perfect
ed for the commercial interests Of the
place. Various business houses Of
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29

street curb, This tract is in a healthy
location commands fine view of the
mountains and is convenient to the
car line
All of the streets in the tracts win
be graded and oiled, and cement walks
will be laid.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29

avenue. providing for 124 lots, each
4Ox135 feet. The street improvements,
including curbing, etc, have been
completed. All of the lots front on a
slxty-foot boulevard. The building re-
strictions specify that all dwellings
must stand twenty feet from the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29

Electric road and the Long Beach and
Central avenue lines will give home
builders excellent transportation facil-
titles.
RUFUS ]. stukey has subdivided a
fine tract for homeseekers at the corner
OF Fifty-second street and Compton
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29

acres at Thirty-ninth street and
Compton avenue. bought of C. A.
Musk for $1,000. and six acres near the
corner OF Fortieth street, bought OF j.
r. Bynam for $500.
The new subdivision win be known
as Curtis Park tract. The new Ascot
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29
BUILDING BOOM
STILL SOARING
PERMITS FOR WEEK SHOW
GREAT ACTIVITY
Many New Homes In Course OF Con-
truction-lmproveme Planned
Aggregate Nearly One Mil
lion Dollars In Value

The aggregate expenditure for new
structures in Los Angeles for the
month of January 1905. as indicated by
the permits issued by ]. J. Backus, su-
perintendent of public buildings, will
equal the high mark of year ago, and
serve as g. good starter for the months
of activity to follow. During the past
week 593 permits were issued, of which
All were for new homes, ~ for fats and
SO for brick and frame alterations The
total value of Improvements started
last week was $950533
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29
BERRIES

1t is astonishing what remarkably large yield
of berries may be gathered from a small piece
of land In the rich, sandy loan soil around Sun
ny Sde The chief berries raised around here
Strawberries blackberries, raspberries dewberries
and loganberries. Instances not infrequent
where crop of berries to the value of nearly a
thousand dollars has been harvested from less
than of land. Strawberries may be mar
keted almost every month in the year. At Gar
dena, about six miles from Sunny Side, there are
hundreds of acres in strawberries. The straw
berry guava is also profitable crop. This berry
makes fine jelly. There is choicer location
for berry culture than at Sunny Side.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29
Contract Let for Hand,
some Structure at
the Coast City

The new city of Venice by the sea
promises to be one OF the most at
traetive resorts on the Pacific coast.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29
Building In Wards

Following is the showing for building
activity in the several wards of the
city:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29

Remember, In taking ad-
vantage Of these trips you
are In no way obliged to
buy. We simply desire to
show you the property
and allow your own good
Judgment to decide wheth-
er you purchase or not.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29
Story in Detail

Below is the list of permits in detail
issued by the building superintendent
for the week ending January %:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29
VEGETABLES

San Francisco and the northern part Of the state
depend largely Southern California for winter
vegetables, which raised here for the market
on a large scale. The principal vegetables grown
in this way peas, string beans and tomatoes.
also chile peppers. resident of Hollywood,
Los Angeles, has several acres in chile peppers
which he ships green to San Francisco. He has
received as high $500 from the product of
acre. There is also good opening for the culture
of fine asparagus All these vegetables do well at
Sunny Side.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29
Important euIIdIna PermIts

Totals .......................... lsl0.'
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29
SUNNY SIDE

SUNNY SIDE
Sunny side consists of $50 acres of level land two
miles south Of the city limits of Los Angeles. We
have one mile of frontage Figueroa street, the
fashionable residence street of the city. 1t is
bounded the east by Main street. and the
west by Vermont avenue, 12O feet wide. The
principal buildings of Los Angeles may be plainly
seen from the tract, and there is magnificent
ranges Of mountains, the higher peaks snow
capped in winter. Every day in the year there
is a mild breeze from the ocean, making a per-
feet climate.
Two lines of electric cars furnish transpor-
minutes ride from the business center.
The soil Is rich loan. 1t has been largely
used for cattle grazing and OF it was only
recently powed for the first time. 1t is especially
adapted to the culture Of berries, flowers and
vegetables.
WATER SUPPLY
"How about water?' is the first question asked
by the wise purchaser of land in Southern Cali
fornia, where water comes first and land second.
In this respect, there is perhaps tract in the
state with better water facilities. Much of the
land Is naturally moist alfalfa having been raised
without irrigation 1t is underlaid by appar-
emily inexhaustible supply of water, within eight
feet of the surface A well has been sunk 300 feet
deep, which, by means Of powerful pump fur
nishes sufficient water for five times much
land the tract contains. This water will be
piped on each street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29

AS AN INVESTMENT
We believe this to be of the safest, surest ana
most profitable that could be entered into 1t is
safer than Savings Bank, as 1t is not subject to
panic while the prospective profits are infnite-
be found in the neighborhood of Los Angeles.
The city is steadily growing south. The tract
fronts for mile on Flgueroa street. on which
street less than three miles to the north, lots are
coming suburb Within a few years it will be
built up solid South Los Angeles is today.
COUNTRY LIFE
The poet Cowper said "God made the country
and man made the town" Many Americans, who
struggle for supremacy in cities, and tired of
life in flats and apartments, often feel the truth of
this saying They know that they would be better
off in every way in homes of their own but do not
see exactly how they to bring 1t about Here
is your chance. What others have done, through
us you may do Come and and let tell
you about the possibilities of beautiful Sunny
Side.
POULTRY
no means scarce in Southern California, very
large quantity of eggs imported from the east
The price of eggs ranges high in this section
high enough to make poultry raisers of the western
states wish they were here. Eggs retail during the
year at from Is to 40 cents dozen, the price sell
dom running low the former figure, and
probably averaging 25 cents per dozen all the year
round. At this price there is certainly a good
profit in poultry, when the fowls given proper
attention Besides this many make handsome
income by raising fine birds and selling the eggs
for setting.
VEGETABLES
San Francisco and the northern part Of the state
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nan u,u. u. D, 0lp;D
iItW NlaUlJ.
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uNo Syaa 9aCcb SbaIty lyWo: SAM
ra1 Nahmttla All pt0 !Ns2.A@cG
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&tluh.
81, ltpttU GRn'til bd9E'ris MT
llute Sams Qpn SrlltylI ocu U,oty
etr -3uyll tMrlu" usb duotr, erd2'
ten 3tluinitn @tlt't ltureEn dUt
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Adtunp.

gIIc Stlcnl9tn DE uir ltsulotn mn
btrmit 1tbci,u bls lpattliras lltu
6rbruat 1905 ibrc Hthuurl ~ be-
NIuttn, dnoCrenldllS olcle ou %dui
iUr 0Intdllcrm3 ubtratetn ptlbtn.
Attun0spou,
6rlu elard Sonntu.
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{ arm 10 nethantrn:

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tam oi Der tlltnibUmC, dNcIufcbtno,
bllll 0ttnuii rubCu. Sbtu'c dilr od.
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mOn rt an HE erpCNItcu hItitS @l0i.
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allen 6rsunosn uno RGhbarn bic
uns in Der Srdnib,it mo I'M 9Oot IN
itrts e,litbtm eidiisn ,nne Gaitrs
hilfrfihs 0ane lsihsien, wanft.n luir
bitrmit unitun inniahen Gorif A. or.
suttsn.
=, trau gnna Asfrs
ua6 ahost.
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Saar. SOitenl.
Cash SyStenl.l

In ber ON II. Sauu0r otlalitdtl
g'rriammlunQ warDt bon uns ocr
lluttrWitnrlcn bas gaar. SDn'm be.
itlontn mn bic nud'ol6caoen Rtl.ln
anAmonmen:
: u 20 ~ GAP u'" 'lt"
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den PnuotA oie lem %larAcIo an
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nt r2lftt=' Z p2lln'en ott hat 30
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aQc 3y-oOuttc baar ;lhltn.
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mon msIh,~ f 4 nsr llghsrtrs4uu1 ner
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slis 81 lo.lu uUo tul uMtA ara, 81
ptrltaud,u.
oyl y, ,.,,r r,i,,tss 1,e ,iriot
mct,n o as.rs liner o,dtwi,,r
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enrihs tii,n
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eiloei ltgt tlit q" .'H>aH'e A''"'U"'
t;rpdltllna l@F o.t 1H8e"o'
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uno anlcn 0c.y batla ike tilsdauisr
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--Etn om SltnraQ EbcNb ,amtu
Anc Qcitlodu WttU allNe bier an.
Wit Nusudbmt emtGtr cnaIlihcr la'
aesEltunatu bt'o,ottle Der sl0aer tnt
aanr A'ott lduA nur %rltlt. Auh
sas sgeIiSblati" litk CT traB aau
gsrtpnuGeIlmr III Der Rpliontc llt,
atn. gu puhbtIn III lbm oitls9 uIdi.
ea a.. Der biz yduoltrdst btotdtnotn
giSlulhe WtNtn, Den ldnpCn getl unh
cioa, Eitp ia Sup juradItSru mStc.
Stintn Euttn slnCn nit 3titwQtn
uao 6ataloasn ppIlatpropitcn Pplildi
auiburom ~ iuolcn, pdrt ltriR Gin
@,raebtn 0t9tn Die 9un'lritlt gene
Itr. Sin Selhtts mdr inoef Is Onh
5su 3tiiuMsleitrn nlht. ale oui en-
NAL cmatlaui,nrn 3situnaen ndt'
cauis ,n brinaen.