Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-19

BUY GRO We
AT REDLANDS
HUBBARD TRACT BRINGS A
FANCY PRICE
RANCH GALES CONTINUE IN
ABUNDANCE
Tourists Are Busy investigating the
Market and Many Are Preparing
to Make investments.
Cotton Deal

Sales of ranches and orange groves con-
tinue active throughout Southern Canfor-
MIA. many eastern persons being In
vestors.
The largest real estate deal that has
been made in Redlands in some time was
completed Monday by the real estate
firm of Dixie & Logic, when the A. o.
Hubbard grove of twenty acres, on Cotton
avenue. near Mentone. was sold to ). M
LAGRANGE and F. T. Jackson of Genoa
Neb., for consideration said to be
about $4,000 The grove is planted to
Washington and Thompson improved
navels, and is said to be one of the finest
in this section. The property has the
name of being 1.-The grove without
blemished tree The trees are eleven
years old.
Both Mr.. LAGRANGE and Mr.. jackson
will bring their families here from their
former home to reside. The property Will
be kept as an investment.
BY a deed filed at the office of the
county recorder in San Diego, deal by
which $4,000 was paid for 20 acres In Otay
was made public. II. F. Hutchinson has
sold to Charles F. Mohnike lots II and IL,
north of the center of the Otay river as
It now runs, and also lots 49, IA and 10,
w. E. Brimhall's addition to Otay, con-
tanning in all 20 acres of fertile land.
Sale at Cotton
l. W. Freeman has purchased from
John Horne a 2S-acre ranch at Cotton
for the consideration of $4,000 All except
five acres are planted to Washington
navels and Valencias. Mr.. Freeman now
owns 40 acres of oranges in that section
Mr.. Horne is heavily interested in Alaska
mining claims and spends considerable
time every year engaged in mining work.
Andrew Benson has purchased a
tract of forty-seven acres at Sobobo
street and whittier avenue, Helmet, as
follows: Lot l, block 1874, from the COM
pany; lot 2. block 1874, from A. Tomlin-
son; lots and and half of lot in block
1888 from Mr.. Leonard. Mr.. Benson Will
locate on his property and will improve
1t this spring.
Two important ranch deals, aggregating
$25. 000 were closed at Riverside when j.:
F. Reimer sold choice 10-acre navel
orange grove above Highgroye to How
ard ]. Harris for $4,000, The property Is
well located and the purchaser has Sc
cured an excellent bargain.
80 we'll satisfied is Mr.. Reimer with or
anRe growing, however, that no sooner
had he disposed of his HighgroVe prop
erty than he concluded the purchase OF a
lU-aCTG
Heights from James Mills and George W.
Taokabury, The consideration was In the
neighborhood of $4,000. The grove is on
the corner OF Cleveland avenue and GID
son street. -,
C,harIea A. Rouse and w. c. Garner
closed I'D a real estate deal whereby they
secure Ave acres and a fraction OF
ground north of Base Line, between u
and 10 streets, San Bernardino, which
thew purchased from Henry Masten. Ine
confederation was $4,000. The ground Is
unimproved.
Deals at Riverside
Nv a deal that was closed at hiVers'us
white became the owner of ten
acre orange grove at the corner of VIC
torIa avenue and Van Buren, street Al
the same time Mr.. White sold his nahd-
some residence on Tenth street to Dr. u
C. Smith.
Mr.. White purchased the orange grove
from the Riverside Trust company for a
consideration of $4,000. This shows that
orange property has shown no decline
since last October, when ten-acre groves
sold for s12.50O and $4,000 MI whlte 5
grove is composed of f1ve acres OF naVels
ana FIVE of Valencias, planted four years
q 90 : The crop for this year is estimated
q 10O0 boxes. The grove is considered 10
he one of the finest pieces of property IN
the county. -,
dence bought by DIR. Smith from Mr.
white for $4,000. 1t is one of the most
modern homes in the city. DIR. Smith Is
high in praise of Mr.. Whites faculty Tor
making the details and furnishings for a
real home,