The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-14
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WORTH Of
LAND
IRA ID. EDWARDS MADE EXCEL
LENT RECORD FOR MONTH OF
NOVENRER- 2O-ACRE MARVIN
CHASE PLACE FOR $4,000.

Over 100000 worth of property
I through the Office of Ira d. Ed
wards. The real estate men of the
city have all had very good season
and a large portion of the deals made
as in the case of Mr.. Edwards, have
been made quietly AMI without any
special publicity. Included in the
sales of tbs firm for the month of
November are some of the best trans
fers that have been made in the his
tory of the valley.
In the list is the sale of the Marvin
Chase 20-acre tract southwest of the
city-to Messrs. Sanders & Miller, of
Seattle, for $42, 900. This is one of
the best orchard tracts in the Wenat-
chez valley 1t is planted practically
to four varieties of apples. Winesaps,
Jonathans. Stayman Winesaps and
Arkansas Blacks. 1t is model or
ehard and a great deal of care has
been taken in growing the young
trees The new owners are very
much pleased with their purchase.
Mr.. Sanders is a heavy realty holder
in Seattle and Mr. Miller is connected
with the United States forestry de-
partment AMI is stationed at the state
university in Seattle. Marvin Chase,
the late owner of this tract, has al
ways been very proud Of it and it
took considerable inducements to per-
suade him 10 part wit hthis tract. 1t
is close t6 the city and is on the
road leading out from Okanogan ave-
nue.. 1t is expected that there will
be quite a crop on the place next
year and the new owners are con-
templating building during the COM
ing season.
In the Ira D. Edwards sales this
month is the old Eagle Rock ranch.
This was owned by Messrs. Edwards
& Curtis and was sold to H. Leigh
ton, who is opening up the Squill-
chuck mine The price of this sale
is not made public but the Eagle
Rock ranch is one of the best paying
places in the valley and it went at a
very substantial figure. This was
purchased last spring by Messrs. Ed
wards & Curtis from E. Morris and
held until November, when the sale
was made to H. Leighton.
Mr.. Edwards also sold for A. Girls
void section of land adjacent Moses
lake for $4,000. This is fruit land
and will be planted in the very near
future.~
The Eagle Transfer company,
through Ira D. Edwards, sold IL acres
of four year old orchard near Moni-
tor to Mrs. Munsey for s10,500.
A. C. Dallach, through Mr.. Ed
wards. sold 90 acres of Sunnyslope
land to Mrs. Worl,, of Florida, for
$4,000. This is a handsome home
and is going to prove an excellent in
vestment.
The Tupper & Gilman lot, on We
natchee avenue, now occupied by the
Owl pharmacy, was sold by Mr.. Ed
wards to w. A Thompson of the
Farmers & Merchants bank for S.
600.
Mr.. Edwards sold two lots for E.
A. Nichols on Mission street, for $4,-
900. One of these lots is between
the w. R. Prowell Office and the Col
umbia hotel and the other lot lies
between the Sprague undertaking
parlor and the old building formerly
occupied by the Republic. These were
purchased by T. F. Lewis and Rufus
Woods
Mr.. Edwards sold the l.. J. Crollard
lot on South Wenatchee avenue, on
-the corner of Spokane, to w. W. Ed
wards for 81, 400.
Besides the above list Mr.. Edwards
has closed two other deals aggregat-
ing $4,000 but the details Of these
have not as yet been made public.