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The Fifth and Main building was converted into a restaurant and was eventually replaced by a one-story brick structure housing a motion picture theater called Tally's and then was succeeded by the construction of the noted Rosslyn Hotel.The Jones property at 433 South Spring Street, once used as a stable for housing mules, was later the home for the Title Insurance and Trust Co.

John H. Jones, with partner George Pike, also owned the southeast corner of Fifth and Olive streets, where Hazard's Pavilion and later the Philharmonic Auditorium were built.He had other extensive Downtown Los Angeles property holdings, and he also owned a ranch in Vernon, California.