The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-19
REAL ESTATE.
In the Auction-R00m-SaleS Re-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

catalogue of miscellaneous city property
was offered yesterday at auction by Easton,
Fldridge & Co., at their SaleS-room, 63S Mar
ket street. with the following result: Lot
20 .6x137 IS. fronting on Union square, was
dismissed of. subject to confirmation, for
s44. $50: residence lots on the northeast cor
ner of Page and Webster Streets ten in
number, were disposed of at an average
price OF S3SS5 each; the southwest corner OF
Webster and Page streets for $3.50; Mar
ket-street business lot, 142 feet southwest
from Reservoir street, for $3.50, subject to
confirmation; four lots in the Mission, on
the northeast corner of Twenty-fourth ana
Fair Oaks streets, for $4,000, and lot 25xIo5.
en- the east line of Noe street, 101 10 feet
south of Eighteenth. for S1225.
The sale is considered fair index OF the
present state of the market The bidding
was spirited, and the prices offered repre-
scented the public estimate of the market
value of each piece listed for sale.
Parker & Ford report the sale OF Block
ISL to local dealer for $1,000, and ten lots
south of the park for $3.50 cash.
McGarvie & Co. sold yesterday ten lots
south of the park, near the junction of the
Market-street extension and boulevard. for
$3.50 each. These prices will shortly be in
creased
Unrecorded building contracts have been
entered into as follows:
Guerrero street, near Twenty-seventh =
Grading has been commenced for the
foundations of frame dwelling for Mrs.
T. Donahue.
Duncan street, between Dolores and
Guerrero-Mr. Casey is having built an ad-
ditional story to his house, the cost OF
which will be about $500.
Diamond street, near Twenty-fourth-
Five one-story frame. Owner and builder,
Robert Bergfeld. Cost So, 500.
Txvapty-fo,,rth mar Diamnnd-
Two one-story frame. Owner and builder,
R. Bergfsld. Cost $500
Whitney street, off Thirtieth-Two one
story frame. Owner and builder, Il. Berg
field. Cost $500,
San Jose avenue. near Twenty niuth-A
basement story is being added, to cost
about $780,
San Jose avenue. near Twenty ninth-A
$3.50 frame dwelling is being erected.
G. E. Mayne of the real estate trm OF
G. f. Maybe Il Co., representing Eastern
capitalists, has made application to the
Board of Supervisors for a franchise to
enable company 10 build street railway
through lands south of the park. His firm
has recently purchased and bonded l5I
blocks in this locality, which are now beng
improved for the market, but 1t Is not the
intention to offer them in subdivisions until
the street railroad franchise has been
secured and the work completed. MIR.
Mayne states that an effort will be made at
once to build the grand boulevard.
Such an enterprise is calculated to open
up this future residence locality and Mr..
Wayne appears to be going about it in a
practical manner.
William J. Dingee of Oakland is prepar-
ing another catalogue of property for the
auctiun-room, which will be advertised in
THE CALL about Friday next. Mr.. Din
gees last sale WAS complete success.
BUILDERS CONTRACTS.
Bernard Gallagher to Cahiil IL Hall, to
build on north west line of Mission street,
81 IS southwest Of Main; southwest Al :10x
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