The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-05

Thirtieth and Trirty-frst avenues, each for
$1,000. Ii. S. Bridge is the purchaser.
Two lots on Seventh avenue, between
Clement and California. 25xl20 each. Sl1OQ
and several smaller sales, aggregatlng IN the
neighbOrhnOd of $1,000.
Jacob Heyman has disposed of lot 2jXlOO
on the west line of Noe street, near Twenty
third, tn j. NJ. HarpeI for $500. a num-
Der of small Park lot sales have also been
closed by him.
Tevis & Fisher have sold o. D. Baldwin's
residence to. Jennie NJ. Decker, widow OF
the late Mr.. Decker of Decker, Jewett "
Co., for the sum of $4,000. 1t is situated on
the SOUTHEAST corner of Buchanan and Pa
cifc streets, the size of the lot being 45Xl2l g.
. Jones & Ruegg have sold - lots IN the EX-
celsior Homestead Tor $1,000, and two lots on
j street, south Of the Park, fer 500.
Buckingham &o Co. sold, at $50 o'clock
yesterday. while on their way to The CALL
office with list of advertisements, lot
25xI2O on the west side of Seventh avenue,
between | and J streets, for 5000. They
are busily engaged closing Tour more I'M
pOrtant sales.
Arnold Manager has disposed of the follow
ing acreage pieces in the lakewood Colony
Tract: Ten acres to Mr.. Mclaughlin, $50:
ten acres to Mr.. Marshall, twenty acres TO
Mr.. Perkins, forty acres TO Mr.. Williams,
fifteen acres to Mr.. Huntley, ten acres to
MI. DtChtI anu uNt dClCo " M 4hitS iiSi';
all at SIS per acre. on the installmeht plan.
BROADWAY TERRACE.
This subdivision, which has been attract
ing attention since it appeared exclusively in
The CALL on Thursday, is RECEIVING
the close attention If the CaInall-Fitnhugh-
Hopkins Company as general agents, and
sales are already reported to tie amount oil
rot less than $4,000, as follows: twenty
seven lots in Block /, $1,000; ten lots IN Block
j. $1,000; two lots in Block +, $500; ten lots
in Block g, $1,000, and an offer for the re-
naming portion of Block G has been made
which in all likelihood will be accepted
Monday Z. w. Woodward d Co.. the Oak
land agents, and Mess!s Pratt u Thomas
have been kept busy from morning till even
ing during the past three days conveying in
tending purchasers 10 the tract, when mas
already been referred to in these columns
The offering is perhaps the largest that has
ever been offered in Oakland, and few OF
the points concerning it may De mentioned.
1t is beautifully situated for fine residences.
The leading street, or main thoroughfare OF
Oakland, cuts the tract i'll two. 1t IS easy OF
access, being only seven minutes ride
| from the business center. The cars run
| every few minutes to the tract. Taxes nave
| been paid up 10 1891. The soil is Of the best
| quality. II is being sold in lots at price
| equal 10 what adjoining land is being sold by
| the acre. The property is surrounded by
| the finest residences IN Oakland. Only one
! fourth cash is required and the deferred pay,
| mentS run over SIX, twelve, tWenty-f0ur and
| lhirty-six months at per cent per annum.
Streets will be graded free of expense tc
| purchasers.
| mated and the constant inquiry Tor lots and
| blocks, a ready sale of the entire subdivision
NAV reasonably be expected. Broadway al
| this point is 100 feet wide.
NOTES.
! Will T., Fisher of the well-knOwn rea
estate firm of Teyis IL Fisher, is spoken o
by the electors of the Eighth Ward for th'
| position of Supervisor, position when h(
| Would no doubt fill with credit. Eli. tIShel
| is a native son and was born in the ward
the electors of which have Joined to urge
| his nomination for the position referred to
! He has been a successful real estate a9en
and is ono of the Directors of the Real EStat
Exchange now being organized.
p. j. Kennedy has returned from visit t
| Paso Robles and Paraiso Springs, and Is abb
to attend to his real estate duties at his oihc
| on Market street
Patlison & Son have begun the erection o
another fine brick block in Sanger with
frontage of 100 feet, and the estimated COS
is in The neighborhood of $4,000.
William Hinkel OF the firm Of Hinke
Bros, builders, sold the premises, CONSISTING
of two lots situated on the south side o
Pine street, 1877 feet east of Buchanan
! situated on lots 25x137 feet respectively
They were owned by himself, ana one wa
purchased by Mr.. l. Cohn for S9l00, the otne
by Mrs. Mary Maloney for the same, S9lOC
Both parties purchased as an investment.
John Uinkel of Hinkel Bros, sold th
[ PREMISES owned by himself and situated q
26l6 and 26lS Pacific Heights, on lots 80
1896 feet respectively. The houses hav
twelve rooms each, and command fine viey
of the bay and city. The house at 2616 Pa
cidc Heights was purchased by Attorne
Hastings for $4,000. while w. j. Wilshir,
the safe man, paid $4,000 for the premise
at 26l8, to be used as residence,
Mark Lane d Co. disposed OF the oil
General Evans residence on Hancock stree
for $500, subject to mortgage OF S120
In exchange they took for their client ii