The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-14

buildings, also other fine buildings,
too numerous to mention, sewerage,
water works, electric car system. gas
and electric lights, fine schools.
churches, banks, and fraternal orders
beautiful residence sections, ideal eli
mate, rich soil where flowers and
shrubs will grow luxuTiantIy with
little care, pure water, summer homes
along the bay with fine fishing and
bathing, the government navy yard,
two forts at the entrance of the haT-
Dor. large naval stores, cotton and
lumber exporting and last, but not
least, are nearer the Panama Canal
than any other southern city Taken
altogether, these make city with a
wonderful combination, commercial.
summer and winter home.
Where else can you find such con-
ditionS in one place anywhere in the
United States?
The future OF Pensacola is grand
and in time il is our opinion il will be
one of the larger if not the largest
cities in the South. No one can make
a mistake in investing money here.
Our firm came to Pensacola one
year ago and assisted in organizing
the KUpfrian Park Company; we pur-
chased the property known as Kup-
frian Park; We supbdivided il, max
ing il a handsome residence section
and started the sale about February
/. during the worst depression this
country has ever known We have
sold over 100 people, in Alabama, Mis-
sissippi, Indiana, Kentucky and Ten
messed
AS one OF the best indications as
to how our property and the future of
Pensacola are looked upon, we quote
one of the many letters we have re-
ceived; this one was written to one
of our statesmen, On December 2, 1908
by Mr.. John S. Graham, a prominent
attorney OF Jackson. Ala.
when are you coming back TO
Jackson? l think you can sell some
more lots here, the parties who bought
OF YOU when you were here we're very
much pleased with my report on my
return from Pensacola as to the stu
alton of things down there. I really
think you have the best propositions
of the kind now being offered to
those seeking investment in real eS-
tate. In my opinion Pensacola will
almost double in population IN very
few years, and II 1t does, q man could
not 90 better than 10 invest in some
of the lots you are Offering for sale
IL
have a beautiful tract of land. high
and dry. and IL is beautifully plated.
and " hen ii is built up with handsome
residences. as I believe IL viii be in
the near future. il Will be the most
desirable place 10 live, in my knOwi-
edge. I really believe that Pensacola
is destined to be a great city"
Recent Real Estate Enterprises.
Mr.. r. c. Packard. president of the
Packard Land Co, came to Pensacola
two years ago and after looking over
the city plunged into real estate Fol-
lowing the line of future residence
growth, adjoining the old and lovely
section known as North Hill, where
are located hundreds of PensaCQIa's
finest homes. several new addition
have been plated and PUT on the
market by the companies which he
organized EnglewOod Heights and
Britton place come first and lots here
went like lot cakes Park Place, next
10 beautiful KupfTian Park, followed
and hundreds OF these lots have been
sold 10 people in the vicinity of Pen
sacols who have faith in the ulti-
mate greatness Of this port Ali
these additions are close TO a car
line They have been carefully laid
out. wide streets made. street signs
put up. and all the lands cleared
and cleaned And as finish
ing virtue, they lie high and dry
above the city. from So to 100 feet