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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-08-31
homestead entry no S736
Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior Land Office
at Clayton. N NJ. Aug. 2S, 1907
Notice is hereby given that Maud ID
Tnomason OF Montcya N M has filed no.
tice Of his intention TO make final Commu-
tuition proof in support OF his claim viz:
Homestead Entry No Sage made April
77th 1000 for the So of the ne4 and the
M of the sea of Sec "a Twp On Range
27e and that said proof will be made be-
fore X l. Patterson, Probate Judge at his
Office in Tucumcari on October 10 1907
he names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, the land, viz
ID Rogers John I Chappelman James
Brock John Il Alexander all of Ogle n Nj
EDWARD w. Fox, Register.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-08-31
Homestead Entry No. 6s2s.
Notice for Publication.

at clayton, n m. Aug. 2S, 1907
Notice is hereby given that Nell c Bur
ton OF San Jon N Mex has filed notice of
his intention to make final Communication
proof in support Of his claim viz. Home
5 cad Entry No 6sa5 made Nov sth 1905
for the ne4 OF the ne4 Of Sec al and the
na OF the nw4 and the ne4 of Sec a. Twp
10 n Range sac and that said proof will
be made before X l. Patterson, Probate
] Judge at his Office in Tucumcari N Nj on
October IL 1907
he m the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of. the land, viz
w Fl Burton ] T White C ii Miller L
G Martin all of San Jon N Nj
Edward w Fox, Register
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-08-31
Homestead Entry NO 5o34
Notice for Publication

Department Of the Interior Land Office
at clayton. N NJ. Aug 20 1907
Notice is hereby given that Emma M
Flores formerly Emma M Johns of Tucum-
carl N M has flied notice of her intention
to make final proof in
support of her claim VS. Homestead Entry
No 1924 made Sept II 1903 for the sea of
Sec S Twp I'm range soc and that said
proof will be made before X p Donohoo
Probate Clerk at his Office in Tucumcari
N M OF October 10 1907
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon. and
cultivation of. the land, viz
Ed Ellis ] A Street w M Murphy and
Charles Bowler all of Tucumcari N NJ
Edward w Fox, Register
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-08-31
Homestead Entry No. 1907.
Notice For Publication,

Department of the Interior. Land Office
at Clayton. N. NJ, Aug 20, 1907.
Notice is hereby given hat Stanley G
Lawson of Tucumcari N NJ has filed notice
of his intention to make final Communication
proof in support OF his claim VS. Homestead
Entry NO 1907 made March 10 1906 for
the e. of the sw4 and the So of the nw4 OF
Sec 80 Twp I'm range gle and that said
proof will be made before X = Donohoo
Probate Clerk of Quay county at his office
in Tucumcari N NJ on October 10th 1907
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence npon. and
cultivation of. the land. viz
Sam Anderson DIR Coulter Benito Baca
and w A Jackson all of Tucumcari N NJ
EDWARD w. Fox. Register.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-08-31
DELINQUENT TAX LIST

Lots I-2-3-4-5 in blk 10. tax 1906, tax
1888. penalty 47c, puo 100 total 1888.
Lots ; 4. S, blk ~ tax 1000, tax l.sS,
penaltyI4, pub ooc 3. o..
Lots 3 and y in blk 10, tax 1000 1 SO
penalty lac, pub 4oc, total 2.4z.
Lots. ;, q, 5, in blk n, tax 1900,
tax, penalty 42c. pub 100, total a "a
Lots SO in blk IS. tax 1000, tax 2 8 "A,
penalty lac, pub 4oc, total S.oS
Lots 3-4-6-7, blk 40. tax 1900. tax 3.7s,
Lots 1874 blk I9 tax 1000 tax 2 SO pen
lac pub 6oc total 3 50.
penalty I9c pub Soc. total 4.74.
Lots 3-4-5. blk "a. tax 1900, tax 2 81,
penaltyI4c, pub SO, total $3.50.
Lots I-2-3-4 in 20, tax 1900. BIS, pen.
atty r9c, pub Soc, total 4.74
Lots I-2.3-6-8-9 blk 80, tax 1900, tar
s IS. penalty, AZ, pub l 40. total II o5
Lots Io-II-I2
Lots 5-6-9-Io in blk 81 tax 1000 tax
IS penalty Iec pub Soc total 4 -
Lots Ia blk 90, tax 1900. tax l SO pen.
atty ooc pub 4oc, total 2 81
Lots 3-II blk 4S tax 1906 tax 3 IT, pen.
atty roc pub 4oc total 4 81.
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Homestead Entry No. 1898
Notice For Publication.

Department of the Interior. Land Office
at Clayton, New Mexico, August 2S. 1907.
Notice is hereby given hat Frank w.
Nations. Of Ruth, New Mexico, has filed
notice Of his intention to make final Com
mutation proof in support of his claim, viz:
Homestead Entry No. 1888 made Nov, 9
1906. for the W. SEA andn2 sw4 section S
Twp. s range 27e and that said proof will
be made before n. V. Gallegos, US. Court
Commissioner at his office in Tucumcari,
N. NJ. on October 10, 1907.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF. the land. viz:
J. A.. Street. OF Tucumcari, New Mexico
Henry MAXWELL,
Mike McQuaid.
Sam Hardwick.
EwARp " Fox. Register.
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Precinct No }

Baca de Francisco Sc 2 ne a Sc s nw4
ne4 sw4 sec IL twp range SO tax 1900
tax 7 - penalty soc pub 35c total 7 IS
Darlington r + tax 1900 imp Gov land
tax 8 o6 penalty ACC pub $50 total 8 81
Easily Horace. tax 1906 imp Gov land,
tax 7 63 penalty 3Ss pub $50 total 8 OF
Fawlell G l. imp Gov land. tax 1906,
tax 2 80 penalts IL sub 3sc total 4 IT
File w tax 1900 horses, tax 8 81
penalty SIC pub 35c total g %
Fife Martha L tax 1900 horses and cat.
tie tax i9 50 penalty csc total 20 80
Garcia Estelano S tax 1000 imp Go,
lanR tax 3 65 penalty I8c total IS
Jackson II c tax 1000 horses cattle ia,
II S3 penalty 6oc pub IS total IL 90
Long A b and Son tax 1900 imp Go,
land tax 10 10 penalty 81 pub $50 tot a
10 90
Keene + Il tax 1000 imp gov land ia,
10 OF penalty 75c publication 35c tota
"a II
Oswald Jake 5 tax 1907 horses, cattle
tax 10 so penalty Soc pub 3Sc total II 65
Wayne T L AJAX 1906 horses and cattle
tax 8 90 penalty 4sc pnb 35c total 10 OF
Queen J. s tax 1000 imp Gov land ia,
soc
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Homestead entry no 1858
Notice For Publication.

Department of the Interior Land Office
at clayton, n m, Aug, 2sd. 1907
Notice is hereby gihen hat George w
Kohn of Montoy n NJ has filed notice of
his intention to make final FIVE year proof
in support of his claim VS. Homestead En-
try No 1855 made June II 1904 for the sea
of Sec 10 Twp ION range 27e and that
said proof will be made before Il p Dono.
hoo Probate Clerk OF Quay county at his
office in Tucumcari n M on Oct IL 1907
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of. the land. viz;
CIV Spinks fedora Garcia Seferino
Chaves and Jesus Segura all of Montoya
MN
Edward w Fox, Register
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-08-31

The fair committee has invited
Governor Curry to be present at the
opening OF our fair in October.
l.. p. Gamble, left Friday NOR
ming for Amarillo where he will at
tend to business and advertise our
County fair.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-08-31
Unknown Owners
Russell Addition

Lots o-Io-II- blk I, tax S 63, penalty 20
pub Goo total 8 81
Lots 1894 blk 4 tax 1000 tax 7 so,
penalty s3c pnb Soc total 9 -
Lot IS blk 9 tax 1906 tax 500 penalty
2sc pub 2oc total q II
Lots 1913 blk ~ tax 1906 tax 2 ga pen
atty r4c pub 6oc total 3 SO
Lots S 6 blk II tax 1906 tax 3 IS penalty
Ioc pub 4oc total Aba
Lot 7 blk 10 tax 1906 tax I 80 penalty
&C pub aoc. total 2 II
Lots 3-4 blk Fl. tax 1906 tax 3 IS pen
atty Ioc pub 40 total 4 81
Lots SO blk a3. tax 1906 tax 3 IS pen.
atty I9c pub 4oc total 4 "a
Lot 4 blk tax 81 penalty Ioc pub
2oc total 2 10
Lots Ir-I2 blk 29 tax 3 IS penalty I9c
pub 4oc total 4 81
Lots 7-8-e blk 80 tax 1906 tax sos pen
atty asc pub Coo total 6 81
Lots SO blk 81, tax 1906 tax 3 IS pen
atty I9c pub 4oc total 4 81
Lots 81 blk AZ tax 1900, tax I 50 pen
atty &C pub 4oc total 2 80
Lots Ia blk 43. tax 1906 tax Ss pen,
atty &c pub 4oc total 81
Lots "a blk a. tax 1905 tax l SO pen
atty &C pub 4oc total ? 50
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Precinct No. 4

Cecil V tax 1000 cattle tax 3 79 penalty
ROC pub $50 total 4 80
Garcia Y Henara Santiago tax 1000 Imp
Gov land tax ? 81 penalty CSC total 8 II
Petty J S tax 1906 Imp Gov land tax 6 80
penalty SIC pub 35c total 6 oS
Rush w II tax 1000 Imp Gov land tax
s IS penalty 4Ic pub $50 total 9 OIL
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-08-31

Prof. Ware, principal OF the pub
lie schools has asked the News
to say that all pupils should bring
their promotion cards with them
when they enter school Monday
Sept. 2.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-08-31
Edward w Fox, Register
Homestead Entry NO, 1909.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, Land Office
at clayton, N. NJ. Aug IS, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Claude l.
Fallwell of Endee N NJ has filed notice OF
his intention to make final Communication
proof In support OF his claim viz Home
stead Entry No 1909 made April ) 1903
for the sw4 of Sec 81 Twp I'm range 36e
and that said proof will he made before
K p Donohoo Probate Clerk Quay county
N M at his office in Tucumcar! on Oc-
tober 10th 1907
He James the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of. the land, viz:
W + Phipps II Easily J M Hedgecocke
and James + Bell all of Endee N
Edward w Fox, Register
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Precinct No. 5

Birch + tax 1906 personal property tax
2 90 penalty Ioc pub 35c total As
Boques Antonio tax 1906 horses live
stock tax l IS penalty &C pub 35c total 2 70
Bristo T tax 1906 horses and cattle tax
S 81 penalty &C pab $50 total 6 50
Domenquez Andres tax 1906 Imp Gov
land tax s AZ penalty 4Ic pub $50 total
9 o3
Duweber Jerry tax 1906 Imp Gov land
tax a IT penalty 24c pub IS total S SO
Eslinger G L tax 1906 Imp Gov land lot
9 blk 80 Townsite tax s So penalty asc
pub 3sc total 6 II
Evans G w tax 1000 Imp Gov, land
tax al 81 penalty I 10 pub 3sc total % 27
Gholson Lee s tax 1906 Imp Gov land
tax 3 90 penalty rsc pub 3sc total 3 so
Gholson + S tax 1906 horses aud cattle
tax l II penalty &C pub $50 total q ~
Jones A A tax 1000 Imp Gov land tax
"a 81 penalty 75c pub 35c total IS "a
Kelly Lee tax 1900 Imp Gov land tax
II 50 penalty ssc pub $50 total IL 81
Middleton T NJ tax 1906 Imp Gov land
tax y OF penalty Ssc pub $50 total rs 27
McCracken N A tax 9 o land cattle
and horses tax 10 IS penalty Soc pub $50
tytal II 20
Martinez Leandro tax 1906 Imp Gov
land lot 9 blk % tax g OF penalty soc pub
| 35c total q 72
Nelson p tax 1906 Imp Gov land tax
IA oS penalty zoe pup $50 total IS IS
Otero Rita S tax 1000 Imp Gov land
tax 8 o. penalty 43c pub $50 total 9 40
Perry 4 + tax 1900 Imp Gov land tax
IS penalty roc pub $50 total 4 20
Smith L II tax 1000 Imp Gov land tax
9 SO penalty soc pub 35c total 10 u
Wayne L tax 1000 cattle tax 20 80
penalty l % pub $50 total 22 II
Wilson w T tax 1000 Imp Gov land tax
~ S. penalty 63c pub $50 total IS s.
Wayne NJ + tax 1906 cattle tax 10 SO
penalty / 90 pub 35c total II %
Womack T w tax 1900 Imp Gov land
tax 4 50 penalty 24c pub $50 total S 40
Precinct No 6
Aqulas Jose M c tax 1906 imp gov
land tax 4 - penalty al pub 3sc total
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Unknown Owners
Buhanan's Addition

Lots 1913 blk 2 tax 1900 tax , S2. pen
atty lac pub 6oc total 3 50
Lot 9 blk tax 1906 tax 81 penalty
I+c pub Goo total 3 SO
Lot 9 blk q tax 1906 tax s SO penalty
lac pub 2oc total 6.oo
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-08-31

1891 enalty pose pub 35c total 10 70
Womack + w tax 1900 ce flat personal
poperrty tax IS 40 penalty TIC pub $50
total 10 50
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VnknOwN Owners
Patented Land

Il z sw4 So sea sec S. twp II range 80 Z
1906 S s. penalty 2Sc pub $50 total o 10
Sea W nw4 sea NJ sw4 Sec "a I II
X s. tax S So pub $50 penalty 2Sc total
3 IS
Wa sea SEA sea sec 10 twp II Range 2S
tax 1906 tax S s. penalty 2sc pub $50
total g 10
Precinct No. z
Abeita Melquiades. tax 1906 imp Gov
land tax 10 IS penalty IS puo IS total
10 90
Guitterez Adela NJ de. tax 1900 cattle
tax ; 80 penalty roc pub 35c total 81
Gallsgos Jose liner tax 1900 horses,
goats and sheep tax 4 81 penalty ~ pub
SAC total 4 So
Mares Benseslao, tax 1906 horses goats
and sheep tax 2 81 penalty TIC. pub 3sc
total q "a
Montoya Jose lnez tax I9o6, Ne4 Sec 9
twp II range 81. tax 8 90 penalty 43c
pub 35c total 9 a
Kicks L X imp Gov land tax 1906 tax
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Aqulas Jose M c tax 1906 imp gov
land tax 4 - penalty al pub $50 total
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
SOUTHWEST TRACT
PROVES DESIRABLE
AFFORDS SPLENDID VIEW OF
cIRcLING COUNTRY
None of the Four Hundred and Fifty
Lots VIII Be Sold Unless Homes
Are to Be Con-
structed

Los Angeles Investment company of
337 South Hill street reports strong de-
mand for lots in its southwest tract,
tract, located at Forty-eighth street and
Gramercy and Wilton places and Ar
lington avenue, on the Grand avenue
vermont square) car line.
This tract Is beautifully located with
an unsurpassed view of city and noun
tains. 1t has been laid out with wide
streets upon which the latest improve
ments are being installed, including ce-
ment walks and curbing, petrolithic pave
ment, shade trees palms, small parks,
etc. The houses are set back fifty feet
from the curb line, giving general uni
formity to the streets. City water
mains are now in. The tract will have
all modern city improvements, includ-
ing sewer, gas, electric light and tele-
phone systems, all poles will be confined
to alleys. The company intends to build
$50 modern homes upon the tract and will
not sell a lot unless a house is to be con-
structed, as it is desired to have every
lot occupied by modern home. At pres
ent the company is building upon every
other lot only, intending to cover the en-
tire tract in this way giving to each pur-
chaser of home the free use of the ad-
joining lot for about two years, after
which 1t will begin to build upon the va
cant lots.
Already the company has built and has
under construction on Gramercy and
wilton place more than twenty modern
homes and many more lots have been Sc
lected by homeseekers upon which the
company will build for them. Plans for
these places are now being prepared by
the company Homes are being bought
and occupied as soon as completed.
Every completed house in the Los An
geles Investment company's Elder Place
NO. 2, at Thirty-ninth and Fortieth streets
ard Long Beach avenue, has been sold.
Among recent sales are the following:
w. A. Bean 5-room cottage, Gra-
mercy place, $500; w. r. Freeman, s-room
cottage, $500; Mrs. Caroline Curran, Z
room cottage, $4,000; Mrs. Alma Glassell,
5-room bungalow, s2SOo; c. H. Joseph, g.
room bungalow, Wilton place; $500; ]. c.
Hawks, 7-room cottage, Gramercy place,
$4,000; G. r. Conklin. Groom cottage, $500;
p. 1. Murphy, S-room house, $4,000; Chas.
A. Elder, 8-room house, $500
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
BEAUTIFUL HOME BEING
BUILT IN FOOTHILLS
Mrs. w. 3. Peck VIII Have San Ga
brieI Residence Which VIII Con-
tain Most Modern Ap-
pointments

We present on this page picture or
the artistic seven-room home being bult
among the San Gabriel foothills for Mrs.
w. B. Peck. Architect Charles e. Shat-
tuck whose offices are in the Mason build
ing, is. the designer.
The inside of all rooms will be board
sealed in redwood, without any plaster
and floors will be of hardwood. The liv-
ing room will have an attractive fireplace
ten feet wide, running to the ceiling, and
will be built of blue brick. The three
quarter mortar joints will be raked very
deep.
Roof and gables will be of redwood
shakes. The siding will be of rough
boards, running horizontal. A generous
sized porch, surrounded by brick and
stone flower box butteresses, will grace
the front, while large pergola porch Will
be placed on one side.
The hardware used throughout the
building will be the old style thumb latch
hammered out Of wrought iron. Complete
plumbing fixtures, gas and electric light
appointments and hot air system Will
be installed.
The estimated cost of the improvements
is S5500
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
MANY HOMES
BEING ERECTED
PLENTY OF WATER is FOUND AT
BEAUMONT .
Good List of Sales Foots Up Large
Figure as a Result of Last
thursdays Excur-
sion

The management of the Beaumont eX-
cursions reports a larger result than
usual from Thursdays excursion. 1t Is
said that the sales reach nearly $4,000.
More interest is noticeable in the fruit
lands and poultry department It Is
claimed by experts that Beaumont is
ideal in climate and soil for poultry,
especially turkeys. Many new buildings
are said to be in course of erection in the
town proper. 1t is the purpose of the
company to limit the number of excur-
sionists~ hereafter to actual prospective
purchasers only, and to that end the
number taken will be fewer, affording
the representatives of the company more
time and opportunity to show the prop
erty. The next excursion will be on the
coming Thursday.
Water pipes are now being laid by the
F. K. Simonds company of Los Angeles
and complete system is being worked
under the direction of George o. New
man, consulting engineer for the COM
pany. Contractors are advised that bids
are now wanted on unit No. 2, consisting
of concrete intake dam and reservoir
and over a mile of twelve-inch cement
pipe. Contracts will also, be let for ten
the Southern Pacific tracks, and En-
gineer Newman assuredly predicts heavy
flows from subterranean currents and
basins. Water in quantities has been
found at from twenty feet down south
of the railroad thus making it practi-
cable to establish unit irrigation plants
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
REED TERRACE IS
BUILDING RAPIDLY
BEAUTIFUL HOMES IN COURSE
OF CONSTRUCTION
All Modern improvements, Street
Work, Cement Sidewalks, curbs,
Telephone and Electric
Light Wires In

In despite of Wall street and its
wrecked financial kites and water-logged
stocks, legitimate business goes steadily
forward in Los Angeles. In order to con-
firm the idea that there is really no such
thing as financial stringency nor cessa-
tion of business enterprise in this city, we
call attention to the illustrations of
three of the beautiful residences pre-
sented on the real estate pages today
about to be erected on that mag
rificent tract now known as Reed Ter
race, located between Normandie and
Budlong, and Jefferson and Twenty ninth
streets.
In addition to those illustrated, Mr.. Ju-
lius ]. Kloess, a well-known local capi-
talist and builder, will Immediately start
the construction of six more houses on
the tract besides one very handsome one
about half completed. This Reed Ter
race tract was formerly known as the
Poole and Jones tract, and during the
time it was handled by those who were
interested at the start became involved
to such an extent that the banks and all
creditors, together with the Reed estate
people, combined in securing the services
of Mr.. Walter G. Hopkins as trustee for
all concerned BY dint of incessant and
intelligent effort combined with his high
class business ability, Mr.. Hopkins sue
ceeded in so conducting the affairs as
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
LOS ANGELES BANKS ARE
PROGRESSIVE IN METHODS
plan Of Handling Paper in Southwest.
ern institutions Results IN lni-
mense Saving In Expense
and Trouble

II will he a matter of much interest 10 Ilsa.y
neonle to know how Los Angeles banks nrn n,,
dles the business from out OF town banks. ine
following extract is taken from recent 10
sue of the Pacific outlook; ,.,as
The methods pursued by the Los A',soss ,,
clearing house banks in handling the A cneoAs
and exchanges of the banks of the south"ess
arm mart of the United States are unique anu
noodern and so far as is known are NOT ein
nloved in any other money center, eltn1usa a
me system used in handling New Ensihno
business is Of a somewhat similar cneI 1r
In Roston all checks on banks IN new Ens
land are sent direct by the clearing hoaso
manaqer 10 the banks on which tney 90
drauyn In Southern California ana 'n Aii7
.ona nearly every bank appoints its Los IA AL
reIes Correspondent its clearing agent I'M, tnls
s.oiaaring agent accepts through the cieaI-
,rrs daily and pays for all items upon tne
hank for which 1t acts as agent ehu Aoi "e'us
them direct to that bank
In most money centers no such SYSTEM or
,,daad anv system, exists. 1t Is necessary lot
,, rarlr to send either direct or TO some CITY
,aaatad AZ a nearer point every item on out OF
4-a hanls received Under such a method
St bank in the city would send a letter
sau, 10 every nearby banking town and an
ee.y @ ,a. thereto would be returned. AS Il is
,,nsar the Los Angeles system, single letter
Sr..s 1ius +he clearing house agent of each bank,
4 %. a,rect TO that bank. carries all the busi-
ssns ,aas that the city Of Los Angeles as a whole
S.e,veS ,asss on, that bank, The immanss say-
Ing IN postage ana dupiication Of work u aR-
parent ct Elanee.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
INVESTMENTS ARE WHAT
PEOPLE LOOK FOR NOW
Houses for Homes and Property Which
VIII Insure Safety and Future
Increment Find Ready
Buyers

Croake & Mccain report the follow
ing sales:
Lot 50x150, south side West Fourteenth
street, between Pacific and Magnolia
avenues, improved with seven-room
house; Lorenz Jacobson to Josiah Fisher,
s47O0; investment.
Lot 50x140, north side West Forty-first
street, between Hollister and Remick
streets, improved with five-room cottage;
Fri G. Clapp to C. Clayton Huff, $3750;
bought for home.
Lot 46x12s, west eide Dewey avenue,
between San Marino and Tenth streets,
improved with six-room cottage; H. w.
Wilson to George Buxman, s3250; bought
for a home.
Lot 50x135, east side Paul place, East
Hollywood; H. N. Warrington to Fred L..
Paul. $1,000; to be improved with resi-
dence.
Lot 46x135, west side Cahuenga street,
between San Marino and Tenth; Minnie
w. Barrows to c. E. Stockley, $1100; in
vestment.
Lot 46x12S, west side Harvard boule-
ward, between San Marino and Tenth
streets; ]. E. Owings to c. e. Stockley,
$3.50; investment.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
POPULAR HOME SITES
ATTRACT MANY BUYERS
Janss Investment Company Had a
Good Run Of Business in Different
Tracts During Month of
October

The following sales are reported by the
Janss Investment company: Richard
Tobin, lot "a, Hazard annex, $425; r. Co.'S
tello, lot 241, Home Acre, $425; John
Lewis, lot 4, block 5, Occidental Heights.
$425; Richard M. Ogle, lot 81, block D,
Laguna, s40O; James j. Walsh, lot 80,
Mayo, $210O; S. Billa, lot 245, Home Acre,
$3.50; ]. Gusman, lot GAG, Home Acre, S450;
P. H. Ritchie, lot q, block c, Palma,
s2750; Loretto Banks. lots 25 and 27, block
D, Palma, $1100; S. w Kimpton, lot 240,
Home Acre, $425; w. H. Abbott, lot 3,
block 3, Occidental Heights, $425; E. F.
De Witt, lot 35, Hazard annex, 1925;
Mary M. Reeves, lot II, Mayo, s375; Mrs.
William Harrell, lots 45 and 46, Home
Acre, $500; Ellen z. Ruberg, lot 8, block
8, Occidental Heights, s925; George Degen,
lot 3s, Mayo, s575; Mary Gorton, lot 80,
Mayo, $3.50; f. D. Jenkins, lot 12S, Home
Acre, $3.50; M. d. Yeagen, lot lis, Home
Acre, $3.50; Francis M Daily, lots 100
and 191, Home Acre, $500; r. A. Mason.
lot IL, block %, Highland Villa. $3.50;
P. F. Hart, lot II, block 21, Highland
Villa, $1400; William E. Young, lot 13,
block q, Highland Villa, $3.50; H. j.
Reynolds, lots s and 8, block A, La
guna, $3.50; Clara L. Miller, lot Il, block
q, Highland Villa, $1450; Mrs. D. M.
Cavanaugh, lot 20, block c, Palma
Heights, $3.50.