The morning call., 1890-10-30
REAL ESTATE.
Sales Reported Yesterday-Oak.
land and Alameda Notes.

O'Farrell & Lang sold yesterday for Mrs.
Tobin. 524 and 524A Ninth street, with two
story building and stores, lot 25xlOo, for
$1,000; also the north side of Clay street,
112 &c feet east of Laurel, lot 25x127:s, for
S24O0. The transfer is from Mrs. NJ. +. Ilsen
to ii. r. w. Schafer.
A. +. Williams, who has been conducting
a real estate business at 100 Suffer street,
formerly in the employ of Bovee Toy &
Co., has assumed charge OF the probate de-
partment in O'Farrell & Lang's establish
ment. Mr.. Williams is a young man Of con-
siderable experience in probate realty mat
tiers and he will doubtless prove valuable
adjunct to the already efficient staff EN-
plOyed by the firm.
Mark Lane Il Co. and p II. Jordan & Co.
have DISPOSED of the new hotel at Los Gatos
owned by Mr.. McAbee, for $4,000, also of
twenty-five acres OF fruit land near the same
place to II. +. Fletcher of San Rafael for
$4,000, and another piece of property near
Saratoga for $1,000 They report an in
creased demand for fruit lands ranging in
price from $1,000 to $4,000.
Slainwald, Buckbee 4 Co. report the sale
of lot 30XSS on the west line of Valencia
street, near Sixteenth, with store and two
fats, for S13,600. The former owners name
Is L. IL. IlaEllS. anu tIlb plUptIby has Dcbu
purchased by the Capital Investment Com
pany.
Gustav Harshall has sold to William F.
Lewis lot SSxl20 in the west line OF Castro
street, 13i:5 feet north Of Sixteenth, for
$500.
Buckingham & Co. have sold lot 25x12O on
Seventh avenue, near street, for $1,000.
OAKLAND PROPERTY.
William j. Dingee will hold an auction
sale of twelve superior pieces of property
on November Sth to which reference was
made In yesterdays issue. The Offering will
appear in tu-morTOw'S CALL.
The attention of investors and others is
directed TO his long list of classified adver-
tisemtnts which appears to-day in the Oak
land column. embracing many desirable lots
on the electric and cable roads, and cottages
ranging in price from $1,000 to $500. stu
ated on some of the best streets and avenues
in the city.
Mr.. Dingee reports that the market is i'm
proving steadily, with increased demand
for residence property, principally on the
line Of The new Piedmont cable system.
+. w. Woodward & Co. are the Oakland
agents for Broadway terrace, a tract which
has been attracting the atten tiOn of inVes-
tors and homeseekers. They are Offering
lots in the Golden Gate tract, for which
they are sole agents. al prices ranging from
$3.50 to S600-acceptiEg as a first payment
one-quarter in cash. The ChristiaDa tract
is also being offered by them in subdivisions
and lots in the celebrated Bell ranch at
DecotO and Hemme orchard, San Leandro,
are among the bargains listed.
Blow IL Warder OF 45i Ninth street offer
Tor sale cosy home on jackson street, con-
tanning ID rooms; situated on northwest
{ oiner; lot 10OX100. laid out handsomely
with summer-house, etc. IL will be dis
posed Of at a bargain on easy terms Of pay
ment, or the owner would entertain a propo-
sition to exchange il for other property and
part in cash.
f. A. Heron of 1850 Broadway has sub
divided the Terminal Tract, situated on the
Piedmont cable system and within one block
of Blair Park. The situation Is one of the
best on this line, being at the junction of
the cable and gravity loop, with frontage
on the cable system of 727 feet. The view
from this point Is unobstructed aud the
Golden Gate, San Francisco. Oakland and
surrounding country may be seen from each
lot in the subdivision. Streets have been
graded and cement sidewalks laid, and the
city water is pfred TO the property. There is
communication with San Francisco every
fifteen minutes.
Ii. b. pinney, AGA Ninth street, desires
tho attention OF buyers to lots being offered
by him in the Broadway Villa tract on the
installment plan. The street in front Of the
property is 100 feet wide.
l.. w. Hoffman of 112 Valencia street,
San Francisco. is Offering a pretty cottage
centrally located for city property.
A. ii. Breed Co. of 1928 Montgomery
street have for sale a few lots in Block 1874,
near Oak-street station on the brOad-gauge,
al very low figures; also superior lots one
block from station on easy terms of pay
ment
/. S. Sherman has some good bargains on
hand in lots situated near the local trains ON
the installment Plan. Very little cash down
is required.
Clough & Baker offer 100 lots in suburbs
of Lorin at a figure which Will enable the
buyer to make handsome profit on his in
vestment.
W. Z. Barnard & Son offer sunny cot
tage on the northeast corner OF Willows
street. The owner is about to leave the city,
and the property must be sold.
Salisbury 81 Fitzgerald offer lots on Pied
mont avenue rs :6x140, on easy terms of pay
ment
The proprietor of the Nevada Stables has
for sale 480 acres of fine land well tmbered
with sugar-pine. About 40 acres have been
cleared, and the balance is said to be a good
range for cattle.
Blair Park has an area of some eighty
acres, and is beautifully laid out with trees.
cement sidewalks, etc. The Piedmont cable
line has been completed to the entrance of
this fayorite resort, and many families and
visitors avail themselves OF the opportunity
of enjoying one of the finest scenic rides on
the Coast TO and from the park. sprpen-
une road mas been constructed to lnspira-
ton Point, within the park, which is about
1900 feet high. Here view is obtained of
San Francisco and the surrounding country
which cannot be excelled. The best of order
prevails, and no alcoholic beverages are sold
on the grounds.
ALAMEDA NOTES.
Marcuse Il Lesser have placed on the
market a number of desirable residences
with some cosy cottages. purchasable on
the installment plan.
Joseph A. Leonard offers a well-equipped
cottage at moderate figure.
A. G. Mathieson's list of lots includes
some choice locations for building purposes.
II. p. Moreal Il Co.'S extensive list of
houses ranges from a fOur-roomed cottage
to handsome residence with modern con-
veniences, IN good localities.
Judd, Hanley IL Co. are Offering good
dwellings at prices within the reach of men
of moderate means.
BUILDERS CONTRACTS.
Luke Tieney with Charles C. Terrill. to
build on Douglass street. 1856 feet north of
Seventeenth, north 25x14S; 5000.
ThOm0s l. Bergen with Mahoney Bros.
to build on the southeast corner of Broad
way and Franklin street, east 1877 :6x137 IS ;
$62, Al.
Schwartz Bros. with Duffy Bros. plumb
ing on west line of Powell street. 65 feet
north OF Eddy; $780,
j. Eppinger with r. p Hurlburt. 10 bnid
on the northeast corner of Pacific avenue
and Webster street, 132:Gx49:9; SIG, 900.
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