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The Washington herald., 1909-05-06
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The Washington herald., 1909-05-06
DISTRICT NO. 10.

District No. 10 includes all that territory bound
ed by the north side OF East Capitol street Eastern
Branch and the south side OF Benning road, and II
northeast and the side OF North Capitol
street
The Washington herald., 1909-05-06
DISTRICT NO. s-Continued.

Mr.. Jos. A. Hurney, zz07 18th Ct NV. 1920
Mr.. Isaac Haas 272s 18th St nw.......... I02,s40
Mrs. J. H. Kettner. ia Adams St nw...... I24se
4. J. Kent rs ST. nw................... IO0e
Miss Gladys Kane. 1925 Harvard st....... 1000
Mr. John J. Lycette IS q st. nw......... 1900
Mr. Frank Mark, 81 Bryant 81. nw........ 3s,3s5
Randolph A Msnefes. SIS ST. nw,,,.-... $1,000
Miss May a Miller a Adams st. NV. 1908
Miss Edith NJ Nicole III Adams st. NV. $3.50
Mr.. William T. Poole. 40s St NV. ss7s5
I. S. PeRnypscker iS5 ST nw.......... 1000
r. E. Pigeon 1897 Harvard St nw....... 1859
Clarence T. Parker. 3I2s lIth ST. nw,,., 9ss5
?. g. Rechten l34s Columbia road NV. 1920
r. E RozzeIe. 1921 10th St nw........... 1900
Mr.. = h Richardson 1888 Col road NV. 1852
Ruth Runyan. 1928 Irving st nw......... 1000
H. 3 Reid. the Savoy. 2s04 i4th St NV. 1000
Miss Rita Schihman. 1852 Harvard ST NV. 1870
Miss Louise Shepard. 1905 Girard ". 1000
fheadosia y. SiebOld. 270S 1lth ST. l0e9
Miss Lillian Small, 1915 Euclid I09o
Miss Mary Tebbs. S2S Morton st. NV. 1901
Milton n ThOTne. 1S1o 4th 81. i2II
Mrs Ethel Van SAINT 1922 Park Road 1,0O8
Mr.. Jesse Veimeyer. 1905 NV. 1850
Mr. Ralph z. Walker 155 Adams NV. 135.5Io
The Washington herald., 1909-05-06
DISTRICT NO. 4.

DistTictsNo. includes all that territory bounded
by the north side Of z street northwest the west
side OF Fourteenth street northwest and the south
side of street northwest and Rock Creek and
the Potomac River.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-06
DISTRICT NO. 8.

District No includes all that territory bounded
by the north side OF street northwest and the
west side OF North Capitol street Michigan ave-
and the south side Of Spring road and the east
side Of Fourteenth street
Mr. r. B. Artley 1s4s Monroe st. nw... 1000
MI Stewart N. Angelo 124 Seaton st. NV. 1I7o
Mrs. Allie Sharpe Balch 1926 Euclid St.. 1850
w S. Ballinger. 724 Harvard st. NV. esI7o
Pink" Bowie $50 Westminster ST. nw.. 2O27O
Sidney z Bishop. 13s Adams st nw...... I2ss75
Mrs n. z. Butts, 165 Adams St nw........ I400
Mr.. Nicholas Buxmeyer 1882 sth st NV z7G5
w. n c. Cheseldine, 1f6 Adams NV. 1880
Miss Z. c. Claytor. 1929 18th So. nw...... I13O
Mr.. L s. J. Dunbar. 60 Y 600
Miss Aidine Dent 3f29 14th st. NV ....... IOIe
Henry ". Draper. 1903 Fairmont St.. 1880
Mr.. John B EckenrOde. 17f2 1st NV. 1853
Mr.. Hilary r. Frazier. 5016 18th ST. NV. 0Oa
Robt. ". Farrely. 24I5 Ist ST NV. 1920
Walter Fowler. jr, 1910 Irving 81. NV. 1870
R A Ford 1872 Harvard ST .......... 1I0720
Mrs. Eda u. Frost, 926 Westminster st nv InIa
Mrs L A Freeman. IS V ST nwA...... 00s
Mr.. Francis J. Ford, 1882 Harvard st NV 354O
Carl S. GoetzingeT. 1926 sth NV. coo
A. S. Genisi. 500 Irving ST. nw........ 5s40
Thos. Griffin, 2Se Bryant st. av........... 600
William J. HARRISON, ST., 1S45 18th 81. pw 7se
D s. Hoover. 212S Ist St nw-----------. l0e2II
The Washington herald., 1909-05-06
DISTRICT NO. z.

District No. includes all that territory bounded
Dy the north side of L street northwest, and the
west side Of North Capitol street and the south
side OF street northwest. and the east side Of
Fourteenth street.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-06
DISTRICT NO. 6.

District No includes sll that territory bounded
by an imaginary line through them all. from the
Capitol 10 Fourteenth street the south. the west
side OF North Capitol street, the south side OF L
street northwest, and the east side Of Fourteenth
street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-05-06
DISTRICT NO.t2.

District No . includes all thatiterritory bounded
By the north side Of s street northwest and the
west side Of Fourteenth street northwest to the
extremity and the east bank OF Rock Creek
The Washington herald., 1909-05-06
DISTRICT NO. II.

District No. II includes all towns in the States
OF Virginia and West Virginia, with the exception
Of Alexandria in Virginia
The Washington herald., 1909-05-06
DISTRICT NO. 11-Continued.

Lieut. wm. H Santelmann. 311 1st ST Sc. 1886
George stone 1921 st. se..-............. 382s0
Mr.. Geo. 7. Sheppard. ST.. 1O1I K ST se.. 1000
Sir. Melville 3. Tewksbury Is Sd st se.. $3.50
James L (S;okey) Thompson. Emergency
Hospital .......... .--..............--. 122125
VIM Tying. TIC 9Th ST. se................. 1000
J. s. wiekham. 10s 18th st se............ LILO
Mr.. Frank williams 1920 18th st se..-.-.. 1I70
C. C. Wright. 74I lIth st. se............. 1000
The Washington herald., 1909-05-06
DISTRICT NO. II.

District No II includes all that territory bound
ed OF the south and east by the Eastern Pranch
and the south side OF East Capitol street ard
the east side OF South Capitol street
The Washington herald., 1909-05-06

George W Barnes. 325s o st nw.......... I611So
= F Carr. 3605 N St nw.--------.--...- 1000
Daniel Harrington. 1922 wisconsin ave- 1000
Harry Krauss 1926 st nw-.-..........., 1000
samuel McDevitt 3II4 Dumbarton ave. 100
Miss Louise c. Mcmahon. 14e4 Park I'd. V. 1905
M Bernard + Messenger 1901 3Ozh st nv. 1875
Mrs Ida Perry. 1880 2Sth 81. nw-......... L34e
c. H. Pitcher 1900 29th 81. nw........... 10e0
Israel Racoosin S3o4 n st nx5-----.-.... 2IsO
Joseph Schladt jr West Washington
Hote!. Georgetown. --...-...-. 1000
E NJ Sinclair, 3206 st. nw..-........... 1000
wm strfvens. 1901 Wisconsin ave NV 1000
Mrs. Chas. Alvin Smith. $40 Dumbarton
ave- Georgetown --....... ,-.-..-...-. $3.50
CIoyd Tavenner. I416 SD st nul.--.....-- $1,000
Miss Mary " wilkins. 1923 2Sthsst nw-..- Ii4450
The Washington herald., 1909-05-06
DISTRICT NO. 8.

District No includes all that territory bounded
BY the north side OF II street northeast and the
west side OF BladenEburg road and the east side
OF North Capitol street. including lexington sub
urb.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-06
DISTRICT NO. g.

by he north side OF L street northwest and the
west side Of FOurfeerEh street the south side OF
street northwest and the east bank OF Rock Greek
Mr Howard @ Brown, 17I6 18th St NV. sO75
Forsberg Brown. 21IS L ST. nw..-.......- 1000
James 3 Cannon 23O7 II 81 nw--..-.---. I0s 43O
Rev E s Dunlap 1923 st.----.-....... I01o
J. Raymond Murphy, 2211 N st. NV. 24sI0
Mrs DcHthy II owen. 1131 18th ST NV. Ass
Thos. n. RidgaJe. 1919 Corooran ST. $3.50
Nh EenEy Rochester. 1920 18th ST. NV 1920
Chas. Il Roth III5 18th st nw----------- 2.75O
Mrs. John 3, ShePley. 1920 VI. ave: NV. 1900
Harvey z Sherwood. 2312 MIST. NV. 1O7,045
Rev Enoch NJ Thompson. $50 18th St nv. 1000
Mrs Blanche c. West. 1873 Riggs place. 4s50s
T. Russell White, 1926 y ST nw.-...-.... 2I00
The Washington herald., 1909-05-06
DISTRICT NO. I6.

District No IS includes Keusington Woodside
Forest Glen Laurel Berwyn and all rural territory
from the above named places.
Mr.. A {. Bond Laurel Md.....-.......... I750
J Nina Bond Main ST. Laurel Md. LOGO
Mr. Joseph II. Buck, Kensington Md. sIs55
Mrs Mary Constant Kensington. Md. 1000
Guy Cauigan. Laurel Md............ 1900
Mr.. c. II Kelly, Forest Glen. Md......,..., 7,T7I
Oscar Millard. Laurel. Md---------------- 1000
Miss c. c. Massey, kensington. Md. I0,3o0
Nj Geo. H. Wilson. Kensington. Md. 1000
The Washington herald., 1909-05-06
DISTRICT NO. 1.

District No. I includes all the city OF George
town. known as that section west OF Rock Creek.
south Of Massachusetts, avenue. east OF the Dis
trict line and north Of the Potomac River.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
LOCAL ARCHITECTS
PLANS ACCEPTED FOR
BIG PHOENIX BRIDGE

Plans for the construction of large
reinforced concrete bridge over the Salt
river, near Phoenix, Ariz., on which
the eyes of the engineering world have
been centered for some time, have been
considered by the board of engineers
appointed for the purpose, and on their
recommendation the board of super
visors have selected the plans of May
berry & Parker, Pacific Electric build
ing.
Sixteen sets of plans were submitted,
some from eminent engineers in New
York and the east, as well as from
California. The plans accepted call for
a bridge 1866 feet in length, including
the approaches, and "a feet wife. 1t
will be of the girder type, with 5O-foot
spans, and designed to carry heavy
electric car and highway traffic.
1t will rest on piers, which extend on
an average to a depth of eight feet
below the river bed, and are carried on
reinforced concrete caissons-au sunk
to the same level and extending twenty
feet below the lowest point in the river
The bridge will be constructed under
the supervision of Mayberry & Parker,
and will cost at least $1,000
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
HOMESEEKERS FLOCK
TO PRETTY SUBURB
Eagle Rock Enjoys Period of Activity
In Lot Sales and Building-Street
Paving Under Way

Many homeseekers are attracted to
Eagle Rock, the pretty suburb in the
hills.
With the return of many people
from the beaches and summer resorts,
the Edwards & Wildey company re-
ports great activity in the Eagle Rock
residence district. They have made
the following sales:
For P. A. Errington to G. A. Carr,
eleven acres on Sycamore avenue, i'm
proved with a modern seven-roOm
house, for $10,500. The place is highly
improved and is beautified by num-
Der of large live oaks. Mr.. Carr pur-
chases the place for a suburban home,
To John P. Gardiner, lot II, Eagle
Rock Central tract, northwest corner
Las Flores and Central avenue, Cox
142 feet, price $3.50. Purchased for in
vestment.
To A. Lenora FllIins. lot 63 Fleetwood
Heights tract, 6Ox155 feet, on the west
side of Ellenwood drive Price $3.50.
To 10y L. Smith, lot A Artesian
heights, northwest corner Central ave-
nue. and Ridgeway Price S110O, pur-
chased for investment.
TO Arabella w. Howard, lot 38 Glen
wood park, 5Ox13O feet on the north
side of Palm street. Price $500.
To Mary I. Wallace, lot 43 Ellen
west side of Ellenwood drive. Price
$3.50
To Henry Hawson of Fresno, the
west half of lot 10, Eagle Rock acres.
7Ox255 feet on Park avenue, near Cen
trail Price $3.50.
To Charles E. Summers, lot 81,
Eagle Rock Central tract, g0x126 feet,
southwest corner Las Flores and Row
land. Price $3.50.
To M. ]. Wallace, lot 10, Eagle Rock
Central tract, northeast corner Las
Flores and Eddy avenue. Price $3.50
To r. J. Ellis, lot 25, 27, and 7, Ar
tesian Heights tract, each 50X160 feet,
on the north side Of Ridgeway avenue.
Consideration $3.50, Purchased for in
vestment.
To Ella Stevers, lot 20, Artesian
heights, 50x140 feet, northwest corner
Ridgeway avenue and Valley drive.
Price $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
Mccarthy Tract Sales

The Mccarthy company reports a
busy week, with sales closed given be-
low, and increasing inquiry The inn
provements in the different Mccarthy
company's tracts are going on at a
rapid pace and new buildings are
springing up daily.
The following sales are reported:
To Mrs. Goodman, a lot 40x138 feet
on Halldale near Fiftieth, $700.
Mrs. N. Sherman, a lot 42X129 feet
on Fifty-second near Halldale $3.50.
Adolph Anliker. lot 42x13S feet on
Halldale near Fiftieth, 500.
Mrs Viola Hurst, lot 43X130 feet on
Fifty-first near Halldale, $3.50.
Mrs. Nellie Keogh, two lots on Hoov-
err street near Fifty-fourth street. 45S
1870 feet, $3.50,
r. e. Jauman, lot 45x13O feet on
Hoover street near Fifty-fourth street
SS75
TO w. G. Thomas, lot 4Ox14O feet on
Seventy-fourth street between Hoover
and Vermont. $3.50.
]. w. Gordonier, lot 40X143 feet on
SeventY-ninth street between Hoover
and Vermont avenues, $675.
f. NJ. Hewitt, lot 50X145 feet on Sew
enty-t third street between Hoover and
Vermont S675
Mrs Henry, lot 50x10S on Eighty-fifth
street near Moneta avenue, $475.
Edward FOCAL, two lots 50x10S or
Manchester avenue near Main street
$1,000.
o. c. Crandan, lot 5Ox1OS feet or
Eighty-fifth place, between Moneta and
Main, $525.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
COTTAGE BUILDING
INCREASES DEMAND

Patton & Longley, who recently
placed Moneta Avenue square on the
market, report that the demand for
property in that district has been par
ticularly strong on account of the many
cottages being built, the sales for the
last two weeks amounting to $4,000.
One five-room bungalow has just
been completed on lot 139, which is
40 by 145 feet and is about 300 feet east
of Moneta avenue. This building was
erected at a cost of $780, c. NJ. Brown
is constructing a five-room bungalow
on lot 1893, As by Jas feet, and will cost
$500. On lot 143, As by 14O feet, on
Seventy sixth street, between Moneta
avenue and Main street boulevard, a
five-room cottage is being built which,
when completed. will cost $1,000.
Patton 81 Longley have completed
plans for twenty-five cottages, which
will be erected on different lots through
out the tract, between Moneta avenue
and Main street. These cottages will
be built Immediately
All of the recent purchasers express
a desire to build Immediately.
Sales for the last week were as fol-
lows:
Louise Dietz purchased lot 300. As by
140 feet. located on Seventy ninth
street, near Moneta avenue. for $3.50.
Elizabeth Bryson secured lot 310 45
by 140 feet, on Seventy street,
near Main street boulevard, for $500.
C. M. Brown bought lot 1873, 45 by 140
feet, located on Seventy sixth street.
between Moneta avenue and Main
street boulevard. for $500.
Charles S. Land, lot 272, As by 15O
feet, near Main street, $500.
o. NJ. Bowers purchased lot 200, 45
by 140 feet, on Seventy street,
near Moneta avenue, for S575.
]. c. Bowers purchased lot POI, As by
140 feet, on Seventy-seventh street, near
Moneta avenue, for $575.
r. D. Woodard purchased lot 202
As by 145 feet, on Seventy-seventh
street, near Moneta avenue, for S575
Barbara S. Edwards bought the
northwest corner of Seventy fourth
street and Moneta ave, 80 by 140 feet
for $1600
Robert Naegely purchased the north
west corner of Seventy-ninth street
and Moneta avenue, so by 145 feet
for $1425.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
LOS ANGELES OFFERS
VAST OPPORTUNITIES
FACTORIES SEEK FIELD WITH
BRIGHT PROSPECTS
Company of Railway Safety Devices
Recently Established Here En-
Iarges Territory by Making
Shipment to Portugal

Like all very rapidly growing cities,
Los Angeles offers investors practically
unlimited opportunities of placing
capital with the best probability of
substantial earnings. The tremendous
advance which this section of the
country is making and it's favorable
prospects within the next few years
have Influenced manufacturing corpo-
rations to come here in such variety
that an investor can have his choice
in this line of securities with reason
able promise of success. One of these
concerns is the Los Angeles Switch
and Signal company, which erected
the switch towers now in successful
operation on street corners in the
close-in section of Los Angeles. 1t is
said this company has unlimited
market for its railway safety devices,
not only in this country, but also
abroad, and is now making a shipment
to Lisbon, Portugal
From the strides the new company
is making it is believed by those best
informed that it will soon develop into
one of the great manufacturing insti-
tutions Of the country. A stock issue
for public distribution has been re-
Gently initiated so that the facilities
for manufacturing can be enlarged
and placed on a more universal basis.
lnsures Against Loss
The security, as explained by an of
fetal of the company, offices of which
are located at 716 Fay building, in
sures the holder against any loss of
the principal invested. The PROPOSE
tion, as advanced by the company, is
a accomplished by placing trust fund
in any savings bank which may be
mutually agreed upon, which, with
compound interest, equals the entire
amount of the investment, and which
will be paid back to the investor in
cash if the corporation does not pay
dividends of at least 8 per cent per
annum to the stockholders.
+ The board of directors of the Los
Angeles Switch and Signal company
comprises the following:
E. p. Clark, president Los Angeles
Pacific Railway company; Perry w.
Weidner, president Park bank; DR..
Josiah Cowles, capitalist; oliver c.
Bryant, secretary and treasurer Los
Angeles Building company; Roger S.
Page, school commissioner; DR.. w. j.
Bell and r. B. Sumner.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
HAWTHORNE HEIGHTS
ACTIVE NEW TRACT

As an indication of what the investing
public thinks of the Hawthorne section is
evidenced by the sales made in Hawthorne
Heights for the past seven weeks. Haw-
thorne Heights was opened last August and
up to date Ellis & Johnson the selling
agents, have sold over eighty-one acre lots.
The property is located directly on the Re
dondo car line 1nglewood division, about 30
minutes ride from Second and Broadway,
making it convenient for the business man
to own suburban home and be in short
riding distance Of his office. as well as
making an investment that will increase
more rapidly in value from now on, as Los
Angeles has done in the past
The following is a list of the purchasers
John Owen, $3.50; Charles NJ Christian.
$3.50; Mrs f. s. Van slylSe, $3.50; Mr. and
Mrs T. r. Cotter, $3.50; Thomas p Beath,
$3.50; same, $3.50; same, 800; Mrs. Jean
Tremble, Fanny Perner, Mrs. Prichett Miss
NJ. c. Wright, $3.50 each; Mary J. Mitchell,
$1100; Mrs. o. Hasencamp, 5000: Lena
Katus, Grant Winner, j. E Calkins. $3.50
each; J. e. Calklns. $3.50; E. E. Gooding.
$3.50; W. l.. Norris, s7O0 L. r. Heffley, $500;
A. S. Myers, $3.50; Mrs. Harvey Holahan.
$1,000; Madge Pringle, $3.50; Hattie Wash
burn, $500; Mrs. W. w. Bernard, $1,000; Mrs..
B. Gould, $3.50; Miss j. Swanson, $500; p.
W. Westall, s40o E. c. Loring, $3.50; C. c.
Hippenstiel, II. H. Stewart, +. H Sandstrom.
$70O each; L. L. Loring, $3.50; Mrs. s. NJ.
Ewing, s145; Pearl Stevens, $500; VIM. d.
Kieft, $500; Mrs. Minerva Mott. s400! j,
Verhoeff, $500; Mary E. Goldsborough. Mrs.
- H. VIA steis, - T. CiaHhei' chds' n Au-
ans, $3.50 each; Guy Jones. $3.50; Charles
H, Adams, $780, Anna K. Jones' N E. ia
coby j. A. Gobe, Mary e. Harbert, Elmer
R. Harbert, $3.50 each; B. Safe, Lillian
Boyd, $500 each; Sarah NJ. Gulick, $3.50; E.
NJ. Hunter, $500; Philip Foto, $3.50; Martin
Karsch, Kate Harrington, 5000 each A.
Fisher, $3.50; Miss z. Martin, $500; Nellie
Baker, $500; ]. A. and e. E. Emery, $1,000;
S. w. Martin Paul B. Gilhausen $500 each;
f. A Cornwall, $3.50; ]. P. Graf, $500; B. A.
Whalen, $1,000; M. A. Mann, r. B. Stain
brook, A. c. Ross, G. S. Wheeler, l. Howard,
Nellie A. West, $3.50 each; Elmer Koestner,
J. w. Orendorf E. S. Thorsen. $3.50 each !;
Sellers, $500; G. w. Mitchell. 1880; S. NJ.
Birdsell, $685. A. Hickson, $500; Mike YER
sfral SLIM
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
LOS ANGELES CAPITAL
WILL BUILD RAILROAD
TO PANAMA FRONTIER

The construction of a railroad from
the present Mexican terminus of the
Pan-American, purchased by Ambassa-
dor Thompson, on the Guatemalan
frontier, to the Isthmus of Panama and
the canal, 1400 miles, is to begin jan
uary Is next by the Pan-American
Railway company of Central America.
This corporation, with powerful finan-
cial backing, is being organized in Cal
ifornia by J. M. Neeland, vice president
and general manager of the Pan-Amer-
lean, with a capitalization of $780, 900.
1t viii take over concessions owned by
Neeland covering the five states of
Central America and covering heavy
subsidies. 1t will require seven years
to complete.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
REALTY BOARD WILL
SEND EXHIBIT EAST

To formulate plans for sending real
estate exhibit to the United States
Land and Irrigation exposition, Chi
cago, November 20, will be the features
of the regular meeting of the Los
Angeles realty board next Thursday.
This exhibit will be something new in
the line of display, and it is hoped that
it will comprise all the phases of the
industry in this city and surroundings.
1t is suggested that models of the best
and most representative buildings be
sent, also models of the various irriga-
ton processes now in use here.
Five delegates have been chosen to
represent California at the exposition,
the local delegate being c. B. Guthrie,
Mercantile place.
At the last meeting of the realty
board Thursday the river beauty plan
was indorsed. This plan is to park the
banks of the river, establish driveways
and create a series Of artificial lakes in
the bed
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
TEXAS BANKER
BUYS HOME SITE
WILL BUILD HOUSE COSTING
$4,000
OTHER HIGH CLASS RESIDENCES
ARE PROPOSED
Purchasers of Choice Lots in Preferred
Sections OF the City Expect to
Improve with Large
Dwellings

Giles & Kells, managers of the house
and lot department of the Wright tS
| Calender company report a brisk de-
mand for homes and good residence
lots. They have made in the past two
weeks the following sales:
Hugh c. Gibson to John L. Strauss,
siX-room bungalow at 1924 El Molina
street, for a consideration of $45O0. Mr..
Strauss is a recent arrival from the
east and will make this his home.
Chapman Bros. company to E. d.
Pittifils, four lots in the Chapman Park
tract, known as lots 13, IA, Is and 16 in
| block 2, for d consideration of $1050O.
Mr.. Petttfils will improve the property
with three nine-room houses to cost
about $500 each.
Emma w. Lea to Thomas McKeeVer,
a beautiful nine-room home 91S South
Bonnie Brae, for $500. Mr. McKeever,
after making extensive alterations on
the property, will make it his home.
Philip c. Carter to May Stanley, lot
29 in Westminster square, being on the
northwest side of Manhattan, second
lot north of Linden avenue, being 60x150
feet, for a consideration of $2250. Mr..
Stanley will improve the lot in the
near future with a home to cost about
SeOO0
Addie NJ. Hudson to Otto S. Houston,
lOlS L anu = VI LAle htUSlISIOu DldCe, Dc
ing the northeast corner of Western
avenue and Wiltshire boulevard, 14Ox15O
feet consideration $4,000. Mr.. Hous-
ton is heavily interested in the banking
business throughout Texas and will re-
turn here within a few months to build
a $4,000 home on this corner.
On Kensnqton Place
Rebecca Macy to Louis Pfeiler, lot
"a of Kensington place for conSidera-
tion of $4,000. Mr.. Pfeiler will improve
the lot with a nine-room residence to
cost about $500.
Jonathan S. Dodge to Mary ]. Ben
nett, lot II of the Westminster square,
being on the east side of Manhattan
place, just south of Fourth street. Mr..
Bennett will improve the lot with a
beautiful home at once. The purchaser
in this sale was represented by the
Briggs company.
Ellen M. F. Parker to H. L. Holland,
a seven-room cottage at 1925 Foster
street, for $4,000 cash. Mr.. Holland has
only been here week, but will remain
permanently.
Ida B. Trueworthy to Andrew Reigel,
a beautiful home az 675 Berendo street,
just off Wiltshire boulevard, for a con-
sideration of $4,000. Mr.. Reigel is re-
cent arrival and decided to stay.
julius Blim to Emma M. Buyington,
the property situated at the northwest
corner of Carondelet and West Seventh
streets, being 65x122 feet, for a consid-
Grafton of $1,000 1t is improved with
beautiful ten-room residence, and was
purchased as an investment.
Louis Hinckelman to B. +. Garnet a
story and a half residence at 1926 Ard
more drive for a consideration of $4,000,
purchased for a home.