Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
NUMEROUS SALES IN
RICH RANCH PROPERTY
TWO REDLANDS TRANSACTIONS
AGGREGATE $4,000
,ooo-Cudahy Ranch Is Being
SuhdiVided-Biq Full
lerton Sale

Two realty deals representing the
transfer of a large sum of money were
made at Redlands on Friday by the
firm of Feraud & Ogden. The first was
when Orrin Porter sold ten acres from
his twenty-acre tract on West Lugonia
avenue to A. M. Austin and G. M. Irish
for about $4,000.
The second was the purchase by Por-
ter of the ten-acre grove of L. Dorr
Schaffer at East Redlands. This prop
erty is highly improved and upon 1t
are a fine home and several buildings.
The consideration was about $4,000
for the entire property.
A ten-acre orange orchard belonging
to Philip Rausch on West Lugonia ave-
nue., Redlands, has been sold to Messrs.
Cole and Campbell of that city, the
price being $4,000.
The townsite of Cudahy is being laid
out on the famous ranch and several
houses are being built. Sales are said
to be mainly for cash. The promoters
started work this week laying 10000
feet of water pipe. Acreage is priced
from $3.50 up.
A fifteen-acre walnut ranch, with
good buildings, located on the Newport
road near Tustin, was sold by Mrs. E..
A. Fosdicl. to w. w. Dodge of Burling-
ton, Iowa, at stated price of $4,000, the
buyer to move his family to the new
home at an early date. The property
joins the home place of Judge Stuts-
man. Mr. Dodge is an ex-United States
senator from the Hawkeye state.
II. Murphy bought, through the Ben
White agency, a tract of five and one
half acres of the slightly Crestmont
Heights in West Hollywood. The land
is near the foothills, slopes southerly
and is considered extra fine for resi-
dence purposes. The price reported
was $4,000.
Grove Sells for $4,000
r. E. Ibbetson & Co. report the fol-
lowing sales: Mrs. Martha T. Middle
ton to j. A. Smith, formerly of Olym-
pia, WASH, forty acres in the Olinda
tract, near Fullerton, set to oranges and
lemons in full bearing, $4,000. There
is seven-room house and a large barn
on the property. Also for Mrs. Booth
Issett to Mrs. M. M. Maroon, ten
acre grove in Placentia district for
$40, 900, the deal including ain exchange
of property at 1921 Western avenue at
price of $4,000.
D. C. and Maatie Lankford have sold
to w. D. Riner an acre of land inn
proved with u seven-room house, on
Connecticut street, described as lot IL,
block 18, Broad Acres, for $4,000. The
sale was made through the agency or
the Phoenix Realty company.
f. C. E. Laughlin of Pomona has sold
the twenty acres of land northeast of
Lordsburg, which he recently pur-
chased of Frank Wheeler, to Russell
Loomis and Launis Loomis of Clare
mont. The consideration was $1,000
cash.
Demand for ranch properties seems
to be on the increase The Chino Land
and Water company reports the follow
ing among numerous sales: To Samuel
Harris of Los Angeles, forty acres
three miles southeast of the town of
Chino $100 an acre. Mr.. Harris will
sink a well and put the land in alfalfa.
To John C. Haden of Texas, forty
acres three miles east of Chino, $100 an
acre. To Earl Stanley of Chino, twenty
acres three miles east of Chino, $125 an
acre. To c. P. ,Reibold of Ohio, thirty
acres one and half miles southeast
of Chino, $50 an acre.