Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
NEW HOMES RISE
IN MANY TRACTS
RAPID DEVELOPMENT IN AR
LINGT0N HEIGHTS
Chicken Industry Feature of "Lawn-
dale Acres"--lmprovem In the
Greater Los Angeles
Tract

G. G. g. Tatum, sales agent for the
Jackins Arlington Heights tract No. 2,
being the subdivision fronting on
Washington street, Crenshaw boule-
ward and Adams street, reports that
the water pipes are being laid and a
water plant installed, that the water
will be on the tract in the next few
days and that the street and cement
work is progressing rapidly.
Among the latest sales is lot iii, be-
ing 55x1S7 feet on the south side of
Washington street, adjoining the
southeast corner of Crenshaw boule-
ward, to Mrs. Lucy Todd Schuler. Con-
sideration $4,000. Mrs. Schuler has al
ready, commenced the erection of a
fine nine-room dwelling, to be occupied
by herself and family as a home. Also
lot 96, to Mrs. Robena A. Bidwel of
Glendora, Cal, being 5Ox160 feet on the
east side of Crenshaw boulevard, Just
south of Washington street. Consider
alton $3.50. Purchased for an invest
ment Also lot 81, to William Glad
win, being on the east side of Cren-
shaw boulevard, $50 feet north of Ad-
for an investment
Sales to date in this tract aggregate
about S45,000, and there has been
brisk demand for lots on this popular
boulevard.
On the Redondo Line
"Lawndale Acres" is the name of a
new acre and half acre tract which
E. i. Hopper & Son, owners, will place
on the market today. 1t comprises
some 200 acres directly opposite and
adjoining the prosperous new town of
Lawndale, on the Redondo electric line.
speciality will be made of poultry
raising, and Hopper & Son will build
model chicken ranches for lot buyers.
One of these ranches will be kept in
operation by an expert maintained for
the purpose, so that the industry can
be carried on under the most favorable
auspices by those as yet unacquainted
with the business. Water will be pped
to each lot. OF the 900 lots compris-
ing the new town of Lawndale less
than 300 remain unsold.
Taking Possession
Many of the new residents to occupy
their homes in the Mccarthy companys
Greater Los Angeles tract have COM
menced moving in the new houses.
Among these are f. d. Hudson, F. M.
Smith, c. It. Talbert, H. C. Thompson,
L. d. Thompson, D. A. Billde and ]. A.
Joiner There are now about thirty
new homes in course of erection in this
attractive and popular tract.
In keniIworth Tract
In their Kenilworth tract Eagle Rock
valley, the Edwards &s Wilson company
have made the following sales:
James Q. Lamb. lot so, being 5Ox1S5
feet on Keniworth avenue; considera-
tion, $3.50. Bought for investment
To Mrs. L. Georgia Kearn, lot 72, 50x
165 feet, fronting on Highland avenue;
consideration, $500.
To Louard A. Peters, lots "a, rs and
76, each 50x165 feet, fronting on High
land avenue; consideration, 700 each.
Also to same purchaser, lot 92 50x165
feet, on the same street; consideration, |
$500. Mr.. Peters will improve all four
lots with modern six-room story and
one-half houses for investment.
To J. w. Hike, lot sc, 50x165 feet,
fronting on Highland avenue; consd-
Grafton, $500.
To Jessamine Butterfield, lot 50x1S5, |
fronting on Kenilworth avenue; price, |
500. Bought for Improvement.
Also the following lots on Highland |
avenue. each 5Ox165 feet:
Lot 81, to Miss Anna Howard of !
Chicago; price, $500.
Lot SO. to Mrs. Faith Ahnefedt; con-
sideration, $500.
Lot II, to J. F. Bridges; price, $7OO.
Lot 81, to Emma M. Hormby; price, |
$500.
Lot 96. to Wilson r. Woods; price,
5000.
The demand for residence lots in |
Eagle Rock valley a month before the |
opening of the car line indicates that |
II is likely to become a favorite local |
ity for both investors and home seekers. !