Notes:
Notes:
Story notes the sale by Edwin Bergstrom of his house to S.C. de la Garza, a mining magnate from Torreon, Mexico, for the then huge sum of $100,000; "the grounds comprise nearly five acres, having a frontage on the east side of Vermont Avenue by a depth of 300 feet on Clinton Street. The landscaping effects are elaborate, including a wide sweep of lawn, numerous shaded walks and drives and gardens, both formal and informal. The entire property is surrounded by an ornamental brick wall that is the height of a man's head and which is declared to have cost a small fortune in itself." House is called "one of the showplaces of Southern California.