Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
BIG DEALS IN
COUNTRY LANDS
ANAHElM GROVES SELL AT
HANDSOME FIGURES
coLDFtELD MAN BUYS VALUABLE
PROPERTY
Sierra Madre Lemon Grove and Beau
tiful Homo Is Purchased by Chl-
cage Family, Which VIII
Move Here

That the demand for country prop
erty is steadily on the increase is sub
stantialy evidenced by the large list
of sales being continuously reported
and especially is this fact noticeable
when the summer months record so
many sales.
Williams Brothers company with Of
fees in the Herman w. Hellman build
ing reports no lulI In business during
July and August. but on the contrary
is taxed to the limit taking care of Il
rapidly growing business. Orange and
walnut groves seem to be In greatest
demand. although there is splendid call
for small ranches for diversified farm
ing.
Among the recent sales made by this
company are the following:
Twenty-acre orange and walnut
grove located one-half mile south of
Fullerton on Spadra street, set to four
year-old Valencias, twelve-year-old
navels, sweets. walnuts, c. e. Marston
to G. G.. Tucker consideration $4,000.
The property has a ten-room house anu
| other improvements. and the new own
er is already arranging for some other
improvements.
Twenty-acre highly improved ranch,
one-half mile east of Anaheim, Mrs.
Anna Walters to Frank w. Champion
of Goldheld. This is one of the best
ranches in this entire section,
having splendid modern eight
room house, good out-buildings, large
pumping plant and about six acres set
to walnuts. Mr.. Champion will set the
remaining property to Valencia or
anges. Price paid was $4,000.
Ten Acres In WaInuts
Ten-acre walnut grove, complete
with buildings, located one-half mile
south of Anaheim, B. z. Pancoast to
Harry f. Hall of Los Angeles, consid-
Grafton $4,000. Mr.. Hall is also arrang-
ing to set out Valencias.
Ten-acre improved ranch, five acres
set to three year-old Valenclas. about
one mile east of Anaheim, John Berg
TO William Hanks of Nebraska, price
| paid $500.
| Twenty-six- acre improved ranch near
Artesia. fine eight-room house, ten
acres IN alfalfa, splendid water sys-
tenn, NJ. ]. Spencer TO w. P. Cherry of
Ontario; price paid sS000
Ten-aere improved ranch, five acres
in full bearing walnuts, Mary L. Smale
! to Nancy Pancoast. price paid 500.
Ten-acre walnut grove, one-half mills
south of Anaheim, siX-year-old trees.
G. G. Tucker to w. r. Polar of On
tario. consideration $6500.
Twenty acres unimproved land near
Harper station; C. N. Long to Charles
Grant Of London, England, considera-
tion $4,000. Mr.. Grant will plant the
| place to Valencia oranges.
Twenty-acre improved ranch two and
one half mile southwest of Anaheim,
David C. Spraker to E. e. Gates, con-
sideraton $500.
Ten-acre improved ranch three miles
southwest of Anaheim, Alwyn Patter-
son to p L. Wells of Inglewood, con-
sideration $500,
Sale Near Artesia
Twenty acres unimproved land about
three miles west of Artesia, c. j. Nor
rison to Mrs. N. e. Remington. price
| $4,000.
Ten-acre fruit ranch. one mile east
Of Anaheim. Frank Machleb to B. e.
! Pancoast; price $500.
Ten-acre improved alfalfa ranch near
Artesia, James r. Carter to Harry j.
| Spencer of Los Angeles.
| Ten-acre alfalfa ranch near Artesia,
| H W. Brown to w. w. Garner of Will
mington, consideration $4,000
Five-acre improved ranch at West
| Anaheim. Alfred Branson to H. p.
Roger; price paid $780,
Five-acre improved ranch one-half
| mile east of Anaheim, Christoph
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Nevada, consideration $4,000.
| Five-acre ranch one-half mile south
| of Anaheim, Searle M. Wren to Mary
L. Smale, consideration $1,000.
Ten-acre tract near Anaheim, pur-
! chased to set out to Valencias, by Mrs.
Rose Harrison of New York Mrs Har-
rison intends developing this property
| into a first class orange grove. Consid-
| Grafton $4,000.
Five-acre improved ranch near Ana
heinz II. p. Roger to Ida Bonney con-
sideration $500.
Five acres near Artesia, Fred Luer' ,
| to Harry Olson of San Pedro, consid-
Grafton $2600.
Nine-Acre Lemon Grove
Williams Brothers company reports
| the sale Of the nine-acre lemon grove
| of Capt j. A. Osgood, located al Sierra
! Madre, to Mrs. Carrie Louise Doty of
| Chicago, consideration $12,500. Mrs.
Doty when a child lived at Sierra
Madre and has often visited this beau
tiful spot since her marriage in Chi
cago to Wilson K. Doty, broker of
that city. Mr.. and Mrs. Doty have
been making a pleasure tour of South
| ern California and have invested in
! this property, expecting to close their
| Chicago affairs as soon as possible and
| move to Sierra Madre. Captain Osgood
set out this grove himself eight years
ago and there Is perhaps no better au-
thority on lemon culture in Southern
| California.
Takes Residence Bids