Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-07
INGLEWO0D RANCHO ACRES
ARE IN STEADY DEMAND
Sales to Date Aggregate $29,425
in Valuation

Patton & Longley report gratifying
sales of their new Inglewood Rancho
Acres. In the new tract which has
been on the market about three weeks,
sales have been made to the amount
of $29, ,425, which is an average of over
$14OO a day.
Water is now being piped through
out the tract for domestic use from the
big $50, ,000- gallon cement reservoir
which is located on the hill just back
of Inglewood. The irrigation water
plant is located on the property and
is giving full satisfaction.
An advantage of this property that
has not been emphasized is the loca-
ton, southwest from Los Angeles, and
the beauty of the car ride to the
rancho The soil is a rich sandy loan
and is quickly appreciated by those
who want good soil and water, where
they can grow anything they wish and
at the same time realizing the oppor-
tunity it affords for investment Chick
ems are a great favorite in this locality.
Richard Goldschmidt is building a
new bungalow on Fir street, just south
of Center street. at a cost of $4,000.
Charles McTague and George Ely are
also building on Fir street. between
Center street and Summit avenue.
Sales have been made in the new
acreage tract to the following persons:
c. J. Edie purchased am acre on
Eucalyptus avenue, near the corner of
Center street for $500.
George c. Ely bought two acres on
Fir street, near the corner of Center,
for $1,000.
David Campbell bought one acre on
Fir street, south of LennoX avenue. for
$675.
Elwood Hall bought one acre on Fir
street, near the corner of Summit
avenue, for $3.50 cash.
Chris P. Moerkops paid all cash for
one acre on Fir street, on the corner
of Belvedere avenue, for $3.50.
Richard and Ethel Goldschmidt
bought three acres on the west side of
Fir for $2025 cash. They are now
building a $4,000 bungalow on the prop
erty.
Frank McWreath of Fullerton. Cal,
purchased one acre on the southwest
corner of Fir and Center for 5000 cash.
f. w. Sheppard bought acre No. 1893
on IngleWood avenue for $500.
J. H. johnson purchased one acre on
the northeast corner of Inglewood
avenue and Center street for $500.
Andrew Pearson bought one acre on
Fir street, between Center and Summit,
on the east side of the street, for $3.50.
Mathilde Jorgensen purchased one
acre on Inglewood avenue for $3.50.
Peter Benson purchased two acres on
Eucalyptus, south of Summit, for $1,000.
f. E. Moves bought the northwest
corner of Market and Summit for $105O.
Jacob Siegrist bought two half-acres
on Market street for $3.50.
P. G. Mason purchased one acre on
Fir street for $3.50.
Hugo Utech purchased lot 79 on Fir
street, $50 feet north of Summit ave-
nue., for $675,
E. I. Pellier of Sonora. Mexico,
bought two acres on Eucalyptus street,
at the corner of Center street, for $l525
Ethyl Moore of Sonora, Mexico,
bought two acres on Eucalyptus street,
at the southwest corner Of Center
street, for $500.
Robert Burch bought one acre on
Fir street, near Summit avenue, for
$675.
Eliza May Sidebotham bought two
acres on Fir, near Center street, for
1880.
Charles McTague bought two acres
on Fir street for $1,000.
Joseph Pulone purchased lot 90, block
d, in Winton & MCLeon's Flgueroa
Street tract for $500.
D. NJ Rodibaugh bought one acre
on Fir street, south of Lennox avenue,
for $3.50.
Tessie L. Bennett of La Junta, Colo,
bought two acres on Market, south of
Lennox. for $3.50
Pauline Anselmino of La Junta, Colo,
purchased two lots on Market street,
south of LennOX, for $3.50.
A. ]. Carey purchased two acres on
the northeast corner of Inglewood
avenue and Summit avenue for S1450.
Samuel and Susan Emmert bought
one acre on Fir street for $3.50.
J. A. Jones purchased six acres on the
east side of Inglewood avenue at the
corner of Center, for S3S00.