The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-22
REAL ESTATE.
Country Offerings = Sales Re-
ported-General News.

Parties in search OF land should avail
themselves of the opportunity now offered
by Albert E. Crane, 40 Montgomery street,
which embraces an offering which will be
found in the country column. The proper
ties are near this city aud in growing sec
ton suitable for fruits and general farming
and are being offered at remarkably low
prices.
C. Fl. Street & Co. have the following
pieces of property for sale: One hundred
and seventy acres Of fine valley land near
Dixon, principally in grain; new brick
business building in growing, substantial
interior town; a few twenty-acre lots in
Honn's Great Cooperative Farm, and 1000
acres, in blocks of twenty acres, on easy
terms of payment extending over five years.
D. II. living Of Sonoma City offers
chicken ranches and fruit farms within one
mile of Sonoma City on easy terms OF pay
ment, and 100 acres, United States patent, in
Lake County.
Thomas Hcvenden, $50 Market street, has
for sale 21i0 acres of dark alluvial soil in
San Mateo County, 240 acres, with improve
ments, in SoianO County. and so acres OF
choice selected land in Lake County, all Of
which will be disposed of on liberal terms OF
payment or will be exchanged for city
property.
b. Smith, 32S Kearny street, offers 160
acres of alfalfa land on the county road in
Lake County.
A A. H. yt G. Co. will sell five or ten acre
tract near town and railroad, suitable for
Embarrassing
Andrew Price. Healdsburg has several
bargains in ranches and Government claims.
The Occidental Land Company, 235
Keainy street, has some desirable farms for
sale, 100 acres of fine agricultural land and
lots at Lolin on the weekly installment
plan.
The West Coast Land Company offers, on
the weekly installment system of payment,
8, 10, 20 and 40 acre tracts in the lakewood
Colony, and 10 acres Of fine fruit land, con-
venient to good town and railroad.
4. w. Lake, 6 Flood Building, offers
school lands On very easy terms of payment.
III. Francis IL Co. have for sale cheap
acreage property in 1ehama County on
terms to suit purchasers.
McFar land IL Son, San Jose, offer bargains
in ranches near that city.
The John Brown Colony, No. 2. in Fresno
County, offers five TO twenty acre tracts in
the now famous Chapman Ranch" stu
ated TWO miles west Of MADEIRA. These
pieces will be set out to raisin-grapes,
peaches, aprlcots or figs and sold on the in
stallment plan. covering period Of three
years.
SALES REPORTED.
The Kate b. FELTON, estate has sold to
jacob Heyman Block 742, outside lands, and
he also has purchased blocks 1853 and 1853,
south Of the park MIR. Heyman Will sub
divide and improve them and offer the lots
10 the public. These blocks are said TO be
beautifully situated and on the line of the
projected electric RAILROAD
buckingham d Co. report busy week,
and the sale OF lot 50xl20, on Seventh avenue,
for S24o0, and two lots, each the same size,
on Eighth avenue, fer $1,000.
L. A. Dolan & Co. have disposed of the
southwest corner of Forty-first avenue and
L street, and one of the partners has another
deal On hand which, when consummated,
promises to be an interesting item.
GENERAL NEWS.
The reported purchase by the Crocker
estate OF property on Market and Post
streets, Immediately west of the gore on
which the new building is being erected.
published yesterday by a morning contem-
pOrary, has no foundation in fact. Those
who should know something concerning it
denied early in the week that even an offer
had been made for the property for some
months past.
Butler Smith, the real-estate dealer, has
removed to commOdous offices at 323 Kearny
street, rooms and 3.
Paul b. Hay, the general agent for the
John Brown Colony, No. 2, of MADEIRA, has
removed from y Main street to 1913 Mont
goniery street. Room 20. He desires that a
full investigation be male Of the colony
Offering, and descriptive pamphlets will be
sent by INN to any address on application.
q
ator, has written letter dated at Red1ing to
G. ii. Street. from which the following ex-
tracts have been taken:
II is surprising 10 see The activity manifested
on every side here. Notwithstanding lhe general
depression, b nildlng is going ON at lively rate.
Among The bricks gong I'D l notice the Good
1emplars' Hall ana adjoining building, 60x90
feet, two stories high aud now nearly completed;
the Biessaeur Building, 50X76 feet story;
Craddock's Carriage Repository, 76x1o0 feet,
Two stories high; MenZelPs. 5Ox75 feet. one
story. Cement sidewalks, Twelve feet wide are
laid in front OF each of these buildings. There are
also number OF residences erected this season
and In course OF construction, among which are
James Hollis. a brick, one-stOry. and costing
$4,000; James McCOrmack's, frame, two-story,
cost $4,000; Z. a. Reds two-story frame, cost
$4,000; Mr. Klemmer's twO-stOry frame, cost
$500, and others OF less cost.
Steps are being taken for the organization OF
an irrigation district TO embrace lands assessed
at about 81 900 900. Thousands OF acres of
orchard VIII be set out this coming season, and
tine nurseries are entirely out of trees. Bearing
orchards have paid an enormous revenue this
year with fruit at Ia and cents per pound.
Arrangements have been made for building a
caBneiy at Redding this winter, so there will
probably be little more paid for frut The COM
ing season. Among the largest young orchards
in the near vicinity of ReddiDg are those of DR..
j. H. Miller. 100 acres; j. CoDant, ! 50 acres A.
s. j. Mccoy, 60 acres James Eaton, 80 acres;
DR.. Crabb, so acres; ID. N. Honn, 80 aud dozens
of others from 10 to SO acres. These young