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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
POMONA CITRUS GROVES
SELL FOR FANCY PRICE
Eastern Man Buys irrigated Ranch for
$15,ooo-Woman Clears $4,000
on Property Purchased
Last Year

POMONA, March 2S.-The ten-acre
Grange grove known as the Brosseau
pi operty, on Cucamonga avenue. was
sold yesterday by II. G. ANDERSON o.
North Gordon street to c. Fl. Arnold o..
Macon, Ill. The price paid Is said TO be
$4,000 The grove is one OF the best
IN this estion. having a fine two-story
house and perfect irrigation system
The deal was made through the Short
agency.
Mrs. j. A. Little yesterday sold five
acre lemon grove situated two and one
half miles south of San Dimas to j. X.
Edwards. who recently came to Cali
fornia from Oskaloosa, Iowa. Mrs. Lit
tie bought the grove last summer for
$4,000 and sold over $500 worth of fruit
from the place. She received $500 for
the place. 1t Is stated that this place
was offered for sale three years ago
Tor $4,000 and could not find a buyer.
Mrs. Birdie Francy has sold to r.
vine Williams ten-acre ranch for
$4,000
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
RANCH PROPERTY SELLS
FOR $500 AN ACRE
Two Sales in RiaIto Orange Aggregate
$2s,ooo-one Crop Nets Four
Thousand Dollars on
the Tree

SAN BERNARDINO, March 29.-The
best price paid for Rialto orange land
was in the purchase of the Douglas
Keene twelve acres, just off the brow
or the Terrace, half way between San
Bernardino and Rialto. Mrs. III. 70.
Wood who has been negotiating for
the purchase for several years, Is the
purchaser, and the price paid is $500
per acre, or total of $4,000.
The grove is one of the best in the
valley, and $4,000 was paid for the crop
on the trees this year.
The grove is located on the south
side of Meridian avenue, about haiti
n- lie south of Base Line, and adjoins
the Med. Henderson ranch on the
south, which was purchased last fall
by Brimmer and Martin.
A ten-acre orange grove on the Ter
race, half way between this city and
Rialto. has been sold by e. G. Wilson
of Etiwanda to Thomas Moffat of
Rialto for $4,000 cash. The trees are
fifteen years old and there are no build
ing improvements on the place, making
the price at $1,000 per acre. The crop
Is estimated to be worth from $4,000 to
$4,000. The property is known as tins
IIumeston place and is the second grove
or the south side or San Bernardino
avenue from the brow of the Terrace.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
WILTSHIRE coRNE.. is
BOUGHT FOR $4,000

The Arthur w. Kinney company has
just sold for Calvin w. Brown his
magnificent lot lying at the southwest
corner of Wiltshire boulevard and West
moreland avenue. Purchaser is Reuben
Shelter, vice president of the REQ
Motor Car company, and price paid
was $4,000 cash.
This is one of the finest pieces left
in the close-in Wiltshire district and
is $50 feet front on the boulevard with
the same frontage on Westmoreland
The homes in this locality are Of the
highest class, all surrounded by beau.
tiful grounds. Shelter will have a fine
residence erected on his corner in the
near future.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
PROTEST AGAINST GRANTING
LIQUOR MEN FURTHER TIME

The Los Angeles Prohibition union at
its meeting Sunday afternoon unam-
mously passed the following resolu-
ton:
whereas, The common council one
year ago passed an ordinance provid-
ing that after the expiration of one
year from that date all Wholesaie
saloon zone; and
Whereas, The wholesale liquor men
have made no effort to comply with
said ordinance and now that their one
wear of grace has nearly expired they
are requesting an additional wear be-
fore complying; therefore be 1t
Resolved, That we most emphatic
ally protest against any further ex-
tension of time and demand that all
necessary legal action be Immediately
taken to enforce said ordinance and
its penalties"
sent this matter to the council TO-
morrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
LATE DEALS IN THE REAL ESTATE WORLD
PROGRESS BEING MADE
ON VENICE AQUARIUM

Besides the building of the big $780,
900 bathhouse at Venice by Able Kin
ney, work is under way on the aqua
rium so by $50 feet, on the north side
of the big pier between the audito-
rum and the exposition buildings. This
attraction will cost at least $4,000. In
the canal district carpenters are at
work on forty bungalows that are to
be sold or rented.
A fine residence is under way for A.
c. MacGibben on Burbank park. A
new $1,000 garage on Windward avenue
is in course of construction. The Kin
ney hotel at Windward and Ocean
Front and another hotel about a
block up the beach from st. Mark $
hotel are projects said to be assured
for this year.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
SANTA ANA RANCHES
ARE SOLD FOR 1000
srecial to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
SANTA ANA, March 2S.-Two sales
of ten-acre tracts on East Seventeenth
street this week are evidence that
prices are being maintained on i'm
proved realty. The first sale was the
ten-acre walnut grove opposite the
Marsile place to Dave Osborne for
$13, ,000 H. Y. Ernst was the seller.
There are no buildings on the property.
Osborne has been in the city some time
and has also purchased the Keeney
place at the corner of Ross and Or
chard streets for home. The consid-
Grafton was $4,000. The two sales to
Osborne were made through the
agency of Garden. & Worrell.
After completing this sale Ernst
bought the west ten acres of M. A.
Floods twenty-two-aere ranch on the
same street, a little west of the prop
erty sold to Mr.. Osborne. The con-
sideration in this deal is not made
public but it is known that it was not
below $1,000 per acre.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
DYE HOUSE DAMAGED
BY EARLY MORNING BLAZE
Loss of $3.50 Caused by Fire OF on-
known Origin Discovered by Pass
ers.by in South Figueroa
Street Building

Flames were discovered issuing from
the front of the Guarantee Tailoring
and Dye works, 754 South Figueroa
street, shortly before IL o'clock yester-
day morning by persons passing the
n,ace and an alarm was turned in.
The engine companies responded and
extinpuisbed the blaze before it had
gained much headway.
The building is divided in two hats.
Morris ]. Jacoby, manager of the dye
works, occupies one fiat and MISS An
ME Harrigan the other.
The blaze started during Jacoby ap-
sence and the cause is unknown. MISS
Harrigan suffered a loss of $3.50 and
Jacoby estimates the damage done to
the contents of his place at $780, Most
of the damage was caused by water.
Damage to the house was slignt. Inc
building is owned by ID. c. McGar-
win
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
SALES AND BUILDING
= IN WILTSHIRE DISTRICT

One of the most hopeful signs in the
present real estate market is the great
building activity which is going on in
the different residence sections. The
building records show almost as many
permits to date this month as were
issued during the z me period in March
Of last year, and while the total value
of the permits is less than the year be-
fore, the shrinkage can be accounted
for by the absence of new permits for
class "A' buildings. In no part of the
city is the building activity more no
ticeable than in the Wiltshire boulevard
district, bounded by Normandie and
Van Ness avenues and extending from
Eighth street north to First street.
A year ago there were only three or
four houses in this entire district. To-
day the section is dotted with beautiful
homes ranging in value from $3500 TO
$685. Riding out through this sec
ton on the Melrose avenue or the West
ern avenue car lines one sees new homes
being erected in every direction.
The Holmes-W Walton company reports
the following sales In. the Wiltshire
boulevard district.
Westminster Terrace Tract
An east front lot on Manhattan place,
between First and Second streets. 80
by 1921 feet, to Dr. Eldora A. Rife;
consideration 1920.
An east front lot on Gramercy
place, between First and Second streets,
so by 1927 feet, to E. A. Stewart; con-
sideration 5000.
An east front lot on ST. Andrews
place, between First and Second streets.
so by 1921 feet, to c. b. Diller; consid-
Grafton $1,000.
A west front lot on st. Andrews place,
between First and Second streets, so
by 1924 feet, to Eftie M. Close; consid-
Grafton $1,000.
An east front lot on oxford boule-
ward, between Temple and Second
streets, so by 143K feet, to Elmer r.
Jones; consideration $1,000.
A west front lot on st. Andrews place,
between First and Second streets. so by
1924 feet, to Mrs Addie c. ffoibrook;
consideration $1,000.
The southeast corner of oxford boule-
ward and Second street, lot 5s by 143
feet, to Mrs. Lizzie Caswell for J. r.
McKinnie: consideration s1400.
The southwest corner of Manhattan
place and First street, a lot So 3-4 by
i82ls. to Mrs. Mary A. Waynick; con-
sideration $500.
Walton company reports the following
sales:
A lot go by 10 feet, on the west side
of Wilton place. between Third and
Fourth streets, to Mrs. Stellman; con-
sideration $2400. Mrs. Stellman will
commence the erection of beautiful
home at once.
A lot 60 by 1859 feet on the east side nj
Wilton place, between Third and Fourth
streets, to Chauncey S. Bosworth; con-
sideration $500.
A lot so by 1863 feet on the east sidu
of Wilton place, between Third and
Fourth streets. to Fred H. Miller: con-
sideration $500.
A lot go by 1859 feet on the east side OF
Wilton place, between Third and Fourth
streets, to Edward ]. Harper; consid-
GRAFTON $500. Mr.. Harper will build q
beautiful home on this lot Immediately.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
ANOTHER GOLD BRICK
FROM kEANE WONDER

RHYOLITE. Marcl. 29.-The Keane
Wond.r continues to furnish evidence
of the wealth of the Funeral range.
Homer Wilson, from the mine, came
into Rhyolite from Death valley, bring
inc a gold brick Weighing &c ounces
and worth in the neighborhood of
s4500. The brick was deposited with
the First National bank and shipped
hv wells Fargo express to the mint.
The brick represented run of four
teen days, with only ten of the twenty
stamps in commission, half of the mill
having been disabled since the first
OF the month
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
BUILDING PERMITS
FOR FOUR WEEKS
SHOW DECIDED GAIN OVER LAST
YEAR
Inspector Issues 66e as Against 81
Last March--Amount Repre-
sented Is Nearly One
Million Dollars

For the past four weeks there has
been a steady gain in the number of
building permits issued in Los Angeles.
The report of Building Inspector Back
us shows that since March there has
been issued 669 as against GIL for the
corresponding period last year.
The amount represented by the per-
mits is $917, ,185. The amount last year
was slightly in advance of this, occa-
stoned by the then higher price of
materials.
The building inspectors report is as
follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
no Build Several Houses

The report of better car service, also
a car line westerly to Eagle Rock ana
Glendale, has caused realty activity IN
that section.
Mrs. Ellen Kent of North Pasadena
has started to build a $4,000 house at
1877 North Garfield avenue and two
other residences on North Catalina anu
on Emerson street are going up for new
arrivals in the same district, eacn
house to cost $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
NEW OSTRICH FARM
IN WHITTIER HILLS

The Cawston ostrich farm has pur-
chased 14O acres in the hills near WHIT
tier. This new ranch will be used tor
fiocks, and will be for the oversuppiy
of the Cawston exhibition farm al
South Pasadena. Cawston is also look
ing for a suitable alfalfa ranch Tor
ostrich culture. The industry has de
veioped in but few years from an eX-
pertinent to a profitable and rapidly
growing business.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
SELLS HANDSOME HOME
NEAR BERKELEY SQUARE

C. S. Huff has sold through the Ar
thur w. Kinney company the eight
room residence at 2273 West Thirty
first street for s6250, This is brand
new place with furnace, hardwood
floors throughout and everything COM
plete. The rooms of the lower floor
are in dark finish and comprise re-
cepion hall. living room, dining room
den and kitchen.
Special features are two, handsome
mantels and a built-in buffet. On the
second floor are four sleeping rooms
and bath. all in old ivory. This place
is in the beautiful section adjoining
Berkeley square. Purchaser is George
Jess, who will occupy the same as a
home.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
Immense icing Plant

At meeting of the directors of the
Gate City Ice and Preceding company
of San Bernardino 1t was decided to
at once go ahead with the erection of
an immense preceding and icing plant
in that city for the Santa Fe. the cost
of construction of which will be in ex-
cess of 5000 0O0
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
BLUE BIRD NO. 8 Is
IN WITH RICH SHOWING

RAWHIDE, March ga strike of
more than ordinary interest has been
made on block No. 2 on Blue Bro NO.
2 owned by S. o. Hail. the we'll known
lumber man, ]. Kinney and Walter
Osborn. At a depth of four feet a
ledge of ore has been encountered
eighteen inches of which will go better
than $780, in which free gold is plainly
perceptible. This ground being in the
vicinity of such properties as the
Royal Tiger, Bushwhacker and Ne
vada Kings is OF exceptional value.
The ore is being sacked for shipment,
a hoist has been ordered and a con-
tract let to sink 100 feet in 120 days.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
VIII Improve Property

Ripley & Lanning have sold for Lee
Lanning to Clara II. Johnston resi-
dence at 2036 West Twenty -eighth
street for $500; also for Ramey Bros
to George w. Lucky a vacant lot on
Twenty y-eighth street west of Western
avenue for $1400. To G. w. Lucky and
John Holloway vacant lot on Twen-
ty-eighth street west of Durango for
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30

H. ]. Brainerd of 422-3 Chamber of
Commerce building, reports the sale
of q ready made and portable house
to j. w. Koch, Rawhide, New. These
houses are finding large and ready
sale in the mining sections. Mr..
Brainerd also reports the sale this
week of a four-room bungalow TO
George H. Warren, Buena Park, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
Three Small Sales

Among sales reported by v. F. Wins
low & Co. were A five-room house at
lis East Sixty-second street. for Ma
jor Shultz to Lille Edwards, for $250O.
A lot on Moneta place for s. c.; Wins
low to ]. M. Latham for $4,000 lot
on Fifty-fourth street near Main for
]. T. Cook and Clinton Holsinger for
x250
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
Fifth Avenue Sale

Harbert & Butterworth have sold to
j. Hildesheim nine-room house, with
lot 50x150 feet, at 1888 Fifth avenue, at
a repored price of $6500. Also for Nell
lie Johnston to DR.. John Wenner six
room hause and forty-foot lot at 1911
Oak street, for $4500.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
corcoran Is Booming

Corcoran is booming with. new build
ings under way all around the busi-
ness center and new mission style
depot Just finished by the Santa Fe.
We'll borers are getting gas and water
at various points. The postoffice re-
ports about twelve new actual settler
families per month.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
j. Weber Buys Home

The Mccarthy company reports the
sale of j. Weber of house and two lots
at 110 East Seventieth street. near Main
street. in the Mccarthy companys adj
dition No / to Greater Los Angeles
tract, for $780, The lots are improved
with a seven-room modern house.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
win Build Apartments

A local syndicate has sold through
the agency of Black Bros. to ]. FL.
Quinton 60x165 feet on the west side OF
Grattan street, just below Eighth, for
a consideration Of $4,000. The pur-
chaser will erect high class apart
ment house on this and an adjoining
Iot
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
parsonaae Is Sold

At Hollywood is reported the sale OF
tbe Methodist parsonage recently com
rleted. 1t is frame building that cost
Sl7OO, exclusive of much free labor ny
church members. The place was sold
To Jonas Perry for $1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
To RulId BUNGALOW

A lot so by 1870 feet at the corner of
Westmoreland avenue and Monterey
road was sold by G.. L. Stimson 10
John b. Whittimore for $l7OO. the
buyer is getting ready to put up bun
galow to cost about $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
nunaaIow sells Tor $4,000

A six-room modern bungalow, with
lot 50x145 feet, at 1642 Magnolia avenue,
has been sold by Mary +. Grimaud to
Laura Strait as an investment. for
$4,000
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
MILO M. CLARK BUYS
EAST SIDE RESIDENCE

Cornell company has sold for Roscoe
Neal to Milo NJ. Clark property located
1910 East Forty-seventh street for
s35OO The lot is 94x12O feet and is I'M
proved with a 5-room residence Tne
purchase was made for home.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
a,,vs Lot for $4,000

Through the agency of Harris New
mark company, w. L. Fetter has
bought a large lot with a frontage OF
103 feet on Ducommon. with depth
of 200 feet. The price paid was $685.
900. At present there is brick ware
house and two small cottages on the
land
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
New Apartment House

An apartment house is reported to be
planned fer a lot on Sunset boulevard,
near Grand avenue. to be three-story
about $4,000
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
sells pnrtahle Houses

$3.50, the buyers to put up a two story
house at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30

HOTEL GREEN. Pasadena. CAL.
: -merican and European plans.
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Die Tereinigten Staoten Ill iiibren.
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tbiun. CANADA, bas an ser Ginman.
oereriraee BON Soponen ebenio Itarf
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