Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-22
HOMES BOUGHT
IN NEW TRACTS
INCREASED ACTIVITY ON PART
OF HOME SEEKERS
Further Evidence of Attractiveness oi
Los Angeles and Vicinity as Ideal
Home Section - Many
Improvements

Evidence of continued interest in Los
Angeles real estate on the part of home
seekers and investors is shown by
many important sales closed during
the past week. Inquiries at all leading
realty offices have been active and
money is placed freely in property.
Wiltshire Harvard Heights
E. A. Forester & Sons, Douglas
building, report the following sales in
the Wiltshire Harvard Heights tract,
aggregating $1S250: To Anna Nc
Mahon, the southwest corner of Will
shire and King street, 60X145, $3.50; to
Edward L. Blanchard, rs feet on the
south side of Wiltshire boulevard, facing
directly down Jasmine park, one of the
new S0-foot streets of the Normandy
Hill tract, $4500; also to E. L. Blanchard
an east front on Irolo, 50x135, just
south OF Sixth street. $1,000; to w. R.
Thomas, two lots on east side of Irolo,
so feet south of Eighth street, 50x135
each, $2400; to j. c.. Boulter the north
west corner of Seventh and Jasmine,
50X1S5. $1,000; to C. c. Basket, a west
front on Irolo, 50x135, and being $50 feet
north of Ninth street, $1,000; to Harriet
F. Nye, an east front on Jasmine,
50X135, the fifth lot north of Ninth
street, $1,000; to Nora Peck Nye, an
to Nora Peck Nye, an east front, 50X135
feet. on Jasmine, the sixth lot north
of Ninth street, $1,000.
Four Fine Tracts
Bowen & Dolton announce that their
tracts Nos and 10 have been. blue
printed and will be placed on the mar
ket within few days. No. 8, known
as Bowen's Slauson Junction tract
comprises 377 large lots on Slauson
avenue and the Pacific Electric Long
Beach line. just inside the city limits.
A 100-foot boulevard will be built
through the center of this tract, a
handsome mission entrance will be
built and fine mission depot and office
will be erected at the junction of
Slauson avenue.
Tract No. TO- known as Bowen's Yer
non and Hooper Avenue tract, COM
prises 120 lots one block east of Cen
trail avenue, running through to Thirty
eighth street. Several reservations
have already been made in these tracts.
Bowen & bottoms No. Z, Vernon and
Compton Avenue tract, is about half
sold out and the sale of lots in their
No. 8, Boyle Heights tract, has been
large.
Huntington Park Extension
ne OltlF LdIlQ NlllC.J ISpOlI
very prosperous week for sales in
their Huntington extension. Total
sales to date for the past three months
are something over 23O lots, amounting
to about $130,00O. Among some of the
recent purchasers are Mrs. e. An
drews, Mrs. M. McClarey, Mrs. M.
Dent, Miss c. Barnhill, Dorothy de
Wore, r. S. Albin, N. P. M. Louden
Charles e. Locke, Edward OHare,
Sarah Davis, Desire Philion. Mrs. M
C. Leach, l.. F. Hammond, H. c. Dorf-
meier, Mrs. M. Won der Schmit, Edith
M. Robinson, Anna Isabelle Like, Ju-
liette Howard, H. G. Cole, Charles 7.
Gould, Margaret Craddick. A, l.. Eber-
hart, Ed. l.. BeclSwith and many
others.
South Side Sales
Kroesen Bros. report the following
sales:
H. Janetzky, two lots 40x127 feet each,
south side of Nineteenth street, be-
tween South Park avenue and San
Pedro street, facing in the City park;
price $2400. J. I. Burton, owner.
Elmer Chase, lot 40x1S0, south side Of
street, between South
Park and Mckinley avenues: price