Arizona republican., 1913-06-29
NEW COMERSA ARE VERY DESIRABLE
Many Excellent Sma l Tracts Sold to Solid Citl- zcnry by Dwight B. Heard Officc-All H0mcscckcrs and Farmers


 When Dwight B. HcarG was asked yesterday to make statement as to recent real estate sales he replied: -We haNe been rather too busy re- gently locating a very desirable class oi newcomers in the NaIcN to pre- rare real estate articles but the fol- lowing statement of sales during the rdst seven weeks i~ an interesting illustration of the exceedingly healthy home making movement now going on in this valley:
 In farm lands our sales have in- clrlel the following transactions
 "G Thieleman formerly of Brussels and q friend of Louis JanSsen@. the manager of the Belso-American Os- trich farm located about four miles south If Phoenix, has recently bought d very fine SD acres adjoining his friend Mr. Janssens This is an un- usually productive piece of land and adjoins the well known La5sen and Lowell ranch. one of the most pro- ductiVe alfalfa ranches in the Salt River Valley Mr. Thicleman has all ready planted this land to aualre made a number of improvements in- ciuding. in addition to necessary farm houses. an incubator house has purchased bunch of ostriches and is already matching out young chicIl-.t thus adding one more to the ostrich farms of this valley. The purchase price of this property was 165 an acre and in view of the wonderful productive quality of the soil the ranch should pay a handsome revcn- uc on this price.
 A her sale sf rer,SIt1a,,lI,I. portancc is the purchase of the old Bartlctt-H Heard Company hoadquar- t.rs with q half section of land about five miles southeast of Phoenix. bv Edgar FaWcett. Nr. FaWcctt comes from Alhambra. California where ne has been prominently identified not only with successful farming opera uons but with the telephone com pdn>. He is a man of unusual en- terIrisc and ability and proposes to make 2 mode! dairy ranch of the old Bartlett-Hea headquarters. the buildings there being particu!arlv suited to this class of deveIoprnent. He is thoroughly familiar with the most advanced methods of intensive farming practiced m California and will make his permanent home on the property purchased
 Another sale of the Bartlett Heard tract has been that to Albert BeliamN of Girard, IlI Mr. BeIIarny who is q man of quite large bushes interests in Illinois. spent several months in carefully investigating the advantages of Salt River Vale. lands and as result Of his thorough study purchased this I6O acres which anJoIns the finely improved prop- ert\ recently purchased Of the Bart Iett-Heard company by l.. I. Pear son Nearly half of this land is al- ready n alfalfa, NIT. BelIamy pro- poses to at once improve the proper ". building a substantial house and farmIng the land intensiveIv.
 In addition to these large sale. or Bartlett Heard tracts 4 number o- small sales have recently been mads lhcIudlng the purchase by Marion Y MIHon who for many months ba. been serving most efficiently as tb. zanJero of the San Francisco can. Tor the government Mr Nixon Ina, been so impressed with the productiv, quality of these lands he has re cnty purchasd a ten acre tract in ,I IaIfa in section 26, which section i very rapidly being cut into smaI tracts each with it's attractive IittI home
 -0- ioO'A4I Sale under the Sal franclsco canal is the purchase b, F. Ii. Winters of Jos. Roseveare of hi finely improved 34 acre tract of al lalfa NIT. ROseveare has recently. SC cured water through the Western ca nal for his adjoining homestead ali n winch Is now in alfalfa and now tba the government water is available fn ms homestead he has sold the 24 acre under the San Francisco to MT Vii, terS at S115 per acre, and the latter i now developing on the property mod el dairy ranch
 Among other sales of farm lands w have recently for MT. O'Hara to Cvr1 DaVls of Long Beach, California. very 1lnely located tract under in HlGhline canal, from which rocuIa water IS now available. MT Davis is traIncd horticuIturist who has aIread- commenced the improvement If thi tract
 C. J. Hirst who in March purchase, an 80 acres on the Bartlett Heard trac recently disposed of the same tO RoI in $. Howard q son of Stanley How. ard whose prize bunch of dairy cows i one of the brides of the valley. MI Howard is going to make of the proD ertN purchased a dairy ranch and Ina every opportunity to equal the marke, success of his father in this line / portion of the land was in crop o
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