The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-01
REAL ESTATE.
a Disposition to Maintain Stiff
Prices Prevails.
Valuable Properties Being Listed for Auction.
Important Sales-Trans bodybuilding In.
telligencs-Various Items.

summary OF WHICH appears exclusively IN To-
days CALL, is full OF valuable information. and
is perhaps the most important review ever pre-
pared by him.
G. Ii. Umbsen & Co.'s monthly circular comes
out to-day. IL is replele with news pertaining TO
real estate and building operations during the
past month, also various other topics OF interest.
COMING SALES.
william j. Dngee Oakland, and EastOn. Ed
ridge & Co., san Francisco, are preparing cata-
Iogue OF properties the line OF the cable sys-
| fem in Oakland, which will be offered about the
latter part OF the month.
O'FaTrell s. Lang Will offer at auction, without
| reserve on the LIST day of September, at 10
O'Clock noon. at their salesroom in this city, by
| order of the Superior Court, the well-kpown
| properly belonging TO the Barney estate. which
| Is one of the most desirable unimpToved business
properties ever offel ed in this city II is situated on
Sixteenth ana valencia streets ana has been SUD-
| divided into twenty lots with four corners,
| one or which is on The northeast corner of Six
teenth and Valencia streets; size 45xlOO,
through TO q small street. As business stand
this position in the Mission Is somewhat similar
| 10 Market and Fourth streets, and WILL there
| FORE command the attention Of large buyers.
| The pi0pertY1s considered worth in the neigh
| bOrhoCd of S25U,O00. "A full announcement Of
| the sale Will appear later In The columns oil 1HE
= Easton, Eldndge g. Co. are grading the block
| bounded by Broderick, Baker, Page and OAK
streets ana when The work is Omrleted, which
viii be in few days, II their intention 10 offer
| ii in subdivisions at auction on or bout The 18th
| OF September. II Will be one OF their largest
| auctions OF the season. not excepting the PIe-
| sidlo Heights sale. :. D.:
| . They have Two more valuable blocks in the
| Western Addition belonging 10 one oil The banks
/ which are now being put into salable shape
| after which they will also be. Offered at auction
/ without reserve:
! The Carnall- Fltzhugh Hopkins Company has
| twenty-five teams at work grading Lakeview.
| Catalogues and maps are being prepared, and
| the property VIII be offered shortly at auction.
About bali of the property, or III all 800 lois,
| has already changed hands. "> -.
q. II. UmDsen & Co. announce a large sale OF
valuable properties to take place about the lat.
| ter part OF: the mouth.
|: valuable miscellaneous city property, which WIN
| be offered by them at auction on The 2lst inst.
=. o. SALES REPORTED. E:
Shainwald, Buckbee & Co. report sales as fol-
lows: New house, southeast corner OF Webster
|: and Vallejo streets, 26:6X9I:6, j. L. Turner 10.
House on N Clay Street, 2oxso. Clarence Est to
Lot on Douglass street, Dr. Lettingwen to Mr..
|. NeVlns of san Jose, and lot on Market street,
|. near Fourteenth 25XlOO, e, X. Lillenthal TO
Maria Qugey, $500. 49,. -. .: -.
The Nightingale gore, formed by the functions
OF. Ellis and Market streets, where they meet
Stockton street, with frontage OF 13l feet on
Market, 1o6 feet Oh Ellis street. and running
/ rs :6 feet across from Ellis 10 Market, has been
sold TO james l.. Flood for $4,000. II was
purchased IN 1866 for 1925, 900.
The price paid for this piece OF propery is not
|: a fair index OF the present value OF Market
street pT0perty%in that nelghbOrh0Od =
l.: BOyee, Toy & Co. have. closed several small
/: sales during the week, and are negotiating Tor
T :the disposition OF few large ones. -
l. - McAlee, baldwin. & Hammond closed num-
I Der OF sales, principally vacant lots for homes,
|. during the past lew days. -
The CarnalI. lilzhugh. Hopkins COMPANY sold
this week house ard lot 3QNS0, on north side OF
Geary street. near LirIin; for $500: :. d:
Two lots on University Heights for Or, $500.
Lot: 79XlO5, ION wesr side OF Ihlty-elghth
avenue, Hear street, $3.50.
Lot 2OXS6, on south side OF NlneteeDln' street,
/ between \ oe and HaItfOId, $1,000.
Lot 50Nl2O, on west side of Fifth avenue, be-
tween Clement and California streets, $1,000.
Forty acres in the Hopkins Model Fruit Col
ony, $1,000
Easton, Edrldge g. Co. block OF outside
land, No 1l46, $4,000.
FifIy-vara lot, northwest corner OF Ellis and
Cough streets, S22GOO.
Lot or north side OF suffer street, 30 feet west
OF BrOderick, 25X110, $1,000.
-Four lots in Holly Park at 5000 each.
Jacob Heyman sold number OF lots on the
south side OF the park, Oh Stabyan street, ag-
gTegatlng $4,000.
r. A. Doian reports very busy month, having
disposed OF cheap properties numbering thirty
four sales, aGgregating S3l, 800; also house aud
lot 1923 Dolores street, $500. Lots south OF the
park al prices ranging from $3.50 TO $780, and
ten lots in block 1850, corners $500, inside
Sl25, cash.
W. b. Msrshutz s. Co. are negotiating for the
sale OF three important city properties.
0Fairell & Lang have sold the 50-yara, i'm
proved (oid), size 1877 :SX137:6, Oh southeast cor
ner of Francisco ana Mason streets, $4,000.
Lot 40 Clata street, 25XS0, ana improvements,
1920; rents S3S per month. The Hinkel house,
on north side OF age street, west OF Baker,
25X114, $4,000. South side OF Iwenly-seventh
street. I75 west OF Sanchez, 1O0X1l4, S4650,
unimproved; also on north Side OF Elizabeth
street. 100 west OF Castro 25xl14, S1100.
TRANSFERS.
few important transfers have been recorded
during the week, follows, which do not in
clude tile many recorded with nominal con-
sideralion, amounting TO very large amount:
George Vance (by eXecutOrs) 10 EDWARD Nc
Laughiin, lot on southeast line OF Mission street,
$50 northeast from Eighth, northeast 25xl6o.
S15,900.
OAK street, 1926 east of Lapuna, 25x12o,
John Gibson to Eliza W. Dlckie, lot on west
line Of Mississippi street, G2 north Of Napa, north
25X137:6, $1,000.
Jane E. Peck (by administrator to G. Stoney.
lot on east line of Alabama street, l40 south Of
Twenty-sixtb, east 200, south 103, southwest
213, north 40, S7l5O.
q. Stoney to .. C. Pratt, same S7750.
John III. Burne ana wife to AsueS sullivan, lot
on south line of Oak street. 1877 &c west OF De-
vlsadero, west 25xl37;6, $1,000.
BUILDING INTELLIGENCE.
The Won Rheln Block on the corner OF Valencia
and Quinn streets is completed and consists of
six fats and three stores. 1t is claimed that this
is the most expensive structure On Valencia
street. 1t Is certainly an ornament to The neigh.
borhood. The flats have been arranged on the
most modern plan and are equipped with novel
contrlvances and cOnyenlences which cannot fall
10 be appreciated Dy BOOu nOuSeReepoT5'
CONTRACTS.
S. Bachman with j. 5. w. Saunders, additions
| on Cough street, between Bush and Suffer,
| s2470
north line of Grove street, 1876 west Of
Buchanan, west 27:6Xl37:6, $3.50.
Philip Rohrbacher with Henly Munster. altera-
lions on north llue of Full on street, 1876 west
| of Frankhn west 3S:9xl2O, $3.50.
johann A. Schmidt with Henry f. Wagner,
| painting, etc, on southeast line OF Ellis and
| LeayenwOrlh streets, east o26X93;6; bonds
| $1,000; Jacob Weiss surety.
Frank Kayser with George Houston, to build
on west line OF Sanchez sIleeet, between Six
| teenth and Seventeenth, S4050.
j. Liddle with C. z. Maze, to build on south
line of Turk street % feet east of Seymour, east
| 25x100, S4250.
Jacob Nlckels with F. Klatt, TO build on
| northeast corner OF Cough and Page streets,
| east % &c by 100, S7730; bonds. $4,000; b.
Joost and j. f. Kennedy, sureties.
j. 5. franklin with Ovid Braut ct al, additions
ON south line of California street, "a Il AZ feet
west of Steiner, west "a Az by 1876, $500.
Hepburn Wilkins with S. Ii. Kent, alterations
| on southeast line Of Howard street, 80 feet
southwest of Eleventh. southwest 30:9 feet,
southeast 80 feet, northeast 20 feet, northwest
| 80 feet TO beginning, $500.
Hepburn wilkins with S. II. Kent. to build on
| south line of Mission street, 133 4 feet east Of
Eleventh. east 27:4 by 80. $780,
John Bowes with James Gachin, to build on
Sierra street. between Kentucky and Tennessee,
| $3.50.
| tiOns on north line OF TwentyfOurth street, be-
tween Valencia and Guerrero, $3.50.
st. Johns Church, construction of chapel,
Joseph Norris contractor, cost $500; terra Gotta
| work Union Pressed Brick Company cOntrac-
| tors cost $4,000; all other work in construction
| of church has been let to Joseph Norris FOR
| S32,675:
Eleventh and Howard alterations an repairs
| on lbree.st frame building, Hepburn Wilkins
| owner, S. II. Kent contractor, I. j. Welsh arch
| itect, cost $4,000.
w. Cronn with Hale. galvanized iron work,
on north corner of McAlllster and Larkin
| streets, 120x137 &c. S6S9l.
Louis Blank with j. L. Loomer, to build on
west line OF Colllngw0od street, LA 80 feet south
| of Eighteenth, south 20xl25, $1,000.
Louis LANDER with D. L. LoOmer, to build on
| east line of Hartford street, 222 feet south OF
| Nineteenth, south 40 by 1875, $4,000.
Alfred VetIer with Adam Miller, carpenter
| work on south line OF Market street, 40 west OF
| Sixth, west 50x9o, $500.
| Same with William Il. Wilson, plumbing.
| same, S236S.
| $3.50.
John Hammond with N. Parrish g. Co., mill
work on northeast line OF Twelfth street, be-
! tween Mission and Howard. Sl42o.