The morning call., 1890-05-10

l AIN az o CiOCh III tHt morning.
SOME PRIVATE SALES.
The Carnall- FltZhugh Hopkins Company re-
port sales during the week OF lot 20xl17:6, on
east side OF Chattanooga street, near Twenty
fourth, for $500; lot 25x114, on south side of
cumberland street. near Sanchez, for $500;
southeast corner OF j street and Eighth avenue,
32x1OO, for $3.50; two lots, 50xl00, on south
side OF street, near Eighth avenue, for $1,000
each; also four lots, 1o0X120, on west side OF
Seventh avenue, near n street. and three lots on
Eighth avenue, near street, for $1,000 each.
Hoyt & Arnold speak OF increased sales, with
9, growing inquiry for all property sonth OF
Golden Gate Park.
Shainwald, Buckbee g. Co. sold privately a
residence on Post street. near Franklin, on lot
5oxl37 ;6, for the sum of S27, 800, as well five
lots on Duncan and TwenIyeghth streets for
$3.50.
q. Il. Umbsen g. Co. report the following sales:
The two story hoHse at 831 Eighteenth street,
between Sanchez and Noe, with the lot 25xl14,
the southwest corner OF Nc lister and Lyon for
$60oo and lot 5oxI25 on the east line Of Dla-
mond street, 80 feet south of Seventeenth, Ior
$4,000; also the lot and improvement at u Ma
iona street, size OF lot 25XSO, was SOLD Tor
$4,000. The northeast corner OF Parker avenue
and st. Rose street. size 56:3x1oo, for Sl425.
The lot l0l :10xl14, on the north line Of Jersey
S4350.
OUTSIDE PROPERTY.
The Carnall- Filzhugh- HOPKINS Company re-
port that in University Heights sixteen lots were
sold during the week. sales at Surfside Santa
Cruz, have begun although the season Is not yet
open. Three lots have been sold during the
week, and bonds have been given 10 prospective
purchasers on between twenty aud twenty hive
lots. Several of The recent purchasers are pros
pective builders, and it Is expected that before
The season is over the principal avenues at Surf
side will show a cTeditable number OF new build
lngs.
A CHANCE IN HoPLAND.
A great chance VIII be offered to the Investing
public on May oath IN Meudocino County, when
McAfee. Baldwin q Hammond will sell. by order
of the executors OF The estate OF Jane L. Peck
1923 acres at Hopland, valuable tract Of land
In the great Sanel Valley aud on the banks OF the
Russian River. This tract viii he offered In i've
subdivisions OF from 4 TO 525 acres each. Tie
land has great reputation as fruit and hop
bearing country, IN addition TO It's grain aud
pasture capabilities. Tract l, three-QuaTters OF
a mile from Sanel Station. midway between
UkIah and Cloverdale, contains residence, vine
yard. training track, stables, ETC., in all 153
acres. Tract comprises II acres OF hop-iands.
Tracts and contain 415 TO $50 acres each.
and are well adapted for gram, fruit and stock
raising, all being well walered. There will also
be put up some 60 acres of splendid pasture land
adjoining the town of Cloverdae. Sonoma County.
special excursion tram Is arranged for, with
tickets Tor the round trip al So 90.
POINT LoBos FRoNrAGEs.
While subdivisions OF outside blocks are fire.
quently before the public, It is not every day
that the same chance occurs as is shortly to be
the case. Block S7,Fxhch Is TO be offered at
auction by Won Rheifl y Co. on the 22d INST. in
subdivisions OF nifty lots Is said to be the only
Richmond blocH ever subdIvded which fronts on
Point LobOs, ana no other entire block so front
Ing is owned by Que person; hence the oppor-
Is the widest street In the city. having width OF
l25 feet, aud it is now an open secret that the
road running over II VIII soon be continued TO
the Cliff, while the one running through Seventh
avenue TO the park will shortly be changed 10
cable road.
Considering the proximity OF the block 10 the
park, with its three concerts week, its near
ness TO The Preside, its fine view, need
scarcely pose prophet 10 foresee a very
marked increase IN values IN this direction al an
early dale.
AN IMPORTANT SALE.
During the week the block OF land on Ashbury
Heights. bounded by Clayton street and fremont
avenue and Frederick street and Apollo or Six
teenth street extension, has changed hands.
After extensive contemplated lmproveme nts
have been carried ont including such daring
innovation as the laying of cement sidewalks, in
Tact, after Tue whole property has been put int o
an exceptionally fine condition, oFarrell s.
Lang Will sell IT at public auction In subdiyi-
SlOnS on The 26th inst. The property will sug-
gest special advantages for residence sites.
NEW CHICAGO.
Considerable Interest continues to be taken in
that new town site, christened New Chicago, ad-
Joining AlvisO, in Santa Clara County. Already
some 1000 lots have been sold The deep water
frontage on the canal, three and half miles
long, promises TO give 1t exceptional advantages
as a possible future manufacturing and com
mereial center. Ships drawing twenty feet OF
water can lie at It's wharyes. Tue railroad now
passes through the tract, making II only one
and half hours ride from San Francisco aud
fifteen minutes from San Jose. Over 100000
is TO be expended this coming summer In dredg-
ing ana Strengthening the water course, and ne
gotiatons are pending with several San Fran
cisco and Eastern manufacturers for factory
sizes. with dock and wafer privileges.
BY ORDER OF THE BANK.
The coming weeks sale catalogues Will, among
other things, include a list of property belonging
TO The Savings and Loan Society, which, accord.
ing to law, has TO be sold after lying on the
banks books beyond a specified time. Besides
residence and business sites so TO be offered Is
included the southeast corner of Nineteenth and
Guerrero streets.
AFoRwARD STEP.
Should Mr.. SutrO carry out his present propo-
sal OF widening Seventh avenue and making
fine boulevard drive TO the Old Ocean House, it
will materially aid In opening VI and adding
largely TO the present value OF a great tract of
valuable property. The necessary surveying is
now being proceeded with, and IL is to be hoped
before long so desirable an Improvement will be-
come an accomplished fact. MI. SutrO IL will be
remembered also talks of the possibility Of the
laying OF caoie-line from the park along
Seventh avenue
STRAY NOTES AND GOSSIP.
The demand for house property continues
Badt & Jacobs report sale OF uine-roomed house
on Haight street. between Baker aud Lyon, for
$3.50. There is also good Inquiry for new
flats. The same firm has also sold during the
week nlne.roumed house on jackson street for
$500.
The sale of the German Lutheran Church on
Mission street. betwe n Fifth ann Sixth, alluded
to last week. takes place Oh The 10Th
MIR. john Wright, OF Wright & Saunders, is his
own architect for the new building he is going to
own on Polk street. 1t is t. be TIL zee stories
high with frontage OF 1904 feet on Polk street,
with flushed brick basement, Artificial stone side
walrs and Hyatt lights. Ten stores will take up
the ground floor, with dwellings In the rear,
While TWO stories over each store will form a
single dwelling.
Samuel NewsUn. architect, has in hand $780,
600 residence at Riverside for 5. Evans OF San
Francisco.
The first meeting OF the Columbia Loan Asso-
citation was held on Thu sday, when S. Zewansky
was elected President, 2. j. TOmaiy VIce-Pr
ldent, Leon Dennery Secretary Daniel Myer
treasurer, and James q. Mcguire attorney for
the company. The two hrst-named gentlemen,
together with James McHaffie, j. Sullivan, L.
Lynch, }. NJ Morton and Il. q. Meyer, will
make up the Boafd of Directors.
+. u. wilcox Is the architect for the new
1000 three-story double frame building Of
SIX fats about TO be erected for 5. S. Blumen-
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Benjamin NJ. Gum g. Co. sold on Thursday
the property known as st. David's House on The
south side OF Third street, between Third
and Fourth, having a frontage of eighty feet on
Iehama street and forty feet on Howard street,
to depth Of 1GO feet, for $4,000. The prop
erty is under ten-year lease, netting S12 per
cent
The organization OF the Preside Heights I'm
proyeInent Club, mentioned in these colu:hns last
week as formed, with capacity for much good
work, is now fait accOmpli The first meet
Ing has been held during the week and officers
were duly elected.
DEEDS, MORTGAGES AND RELEASES.
The total number OF transfers filed at the Hall
OF Records Tor the week ending Friday. the 9th
inst, up 10 4 o'clock in the afternoon, was 238
during the week in the columns OF The CALL
The number OF mortgages placed record for
The same period Was 1872. aud the number Of re-
leases 6S The full details have also already ap-
Deared IN these columns.
BUILDING CONTRACTS.
The total number OF building contracts includ-
ing those Tor repairs, filed for the week ending
yesterday at O'Clock In the afternoon were 20,
the total amount In dollars for the week being
Sl33, 1853. Full details of these have also ap-
peared from day 10 day In The CALL as they
were filed.
Oakland Property.
William j. Dingee, Oakland, and Easton, e.
bridge g. Co., San francisco, will offer at public
auction on Saturday, 18th inst. at O'clock in
the afternoon, on the grounds corner of Four
teenth and Wood Streets tbIity-seven choice lots
ON very easy terms of payment. The property is
fayoraby situated, and The streets graded,
curbed and severed, with Wood street macada-
miZed. A new cable system viii shortly be ex-
tended from Twelfth street along Wood street TO
sOt lie laea I'M nffefa ind