The morning call., 1890-10-28
REAL ESTATE.
Future Auction Sales-City Offer.
Observation-Disclosures.

EaStOn, EiQIlQSe ~ 20. Will sell To-Day at
public vendue, at the salesroom, at ~ o'clock,
a select catalogue of miscellaneous city
property, in which is included choice
business corner on the north line of Post
street, 120 feet east OF Jones, and corner of
Court way, making three fronts. This is a
favorable opportunity to invest in income
property.
William J. Dingee of Oakland is preparing
a catalogue of twelve choice lots in East Oak
land, which promises to be the most artistic
in design ever issued in that city. The
property is of such high class that no ex-
pense will be spared to inform the investor
of its qualities, and, as usual, THE CALL
makes the first announcement that 1t VIII
be listed this week in the columns of this
paper on an extensive advertising scale. 1t
is situated on Sixth avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets. and only one block from
Clinton Station. -Four OF the lots are beauti-
fully situated on the northwest corner of
Thirteenth and Jefferson streets, and the
remaining portion of the land to be offered
eight lots-is about the most desirable To-
cation in Oakland. There are eight new
homes Of modern architecture on the lots,
which will be offered ON very easy terms Of
payment. The auction sale will take place
street, Oakland, on Saturday, November
8th, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
G. II. Umbsen 81 Co. will hold special
auction sale in their salrsroom on Thursday
next, by order of the Hibernia Savings and
Loan Society, of q catalogue Of desirable
property. embracing the following pieces ::
Lot 25xS7, on the north side of Kearny
street, 112: 6 feet south of Greenwich; 2 lots
on Chenery street, 245 feet east of Randall !;
II lots on Gibraltar avenue, in Block 800 OF
tide lands; a home on California street, be-
tween Van Ness avenue and Franklin
street; cottage on Cook street, near Geary !;
desirable southwest corner on McAllister
and Lyon streets; lot 25x100, on the line of
the cable road, and Stevenson-street flats,
and two flats between Nineteenth ard Twen-
tieth streets, yielding an income of S45 per
month. lOt 25Xo0; South San francisco prop
erty; Folsom street building lots. and twen-
ty-two lots in the Linden Homestead Tract,
Oakland
o. F. Won Rhein & Co.'s next auction sale
will take place on November 18th, when an
interesting catalogue of miscelianeous city
property, by order of the Probate Court,
will be submitted.
CITY OFFERINGS.
c. E. Mayne & Co. submitted a line of
real estate classified advertisements in Sun
days CALL which for length breaks all pre-
yiOus records III advertising under this head.
They occupied a space of siXty-SiX inches,
containing not less than 373 lines. The style
OF classification Is somewhat novel one,
having the name Of the street first in each
offering.
The property listed embraces fine resi-
dences, business stands and bargains rang
ing in price from $500 to $4,000. Mr.. Wayne
believes in printers ink. and he is looked
upon as one OF the most extensive advertlS-
erS in the West, which no doubt accounts
for the magnitude of the firms business, al
though it has been but recently established
in this city.
The CALLS issue of Sunday contained
al
than appeared i'll all the other dailieS COM
bined, and much larger line than has ever
been presented on one day in any news
paper published on this Coast. Further ref
erence 10 the various list will be made in a
day or two
NOTES.
Badt, Jacobs & Brandon have again to
report the sale of the twO-Story flats ia and
TIC Ridley street, between Scott and DeyiSa-
derO, for 5000, to Nine. Kahn of Pacific
avenue. The lady is an expert in real estate
values and she considers her purchase of
the above property bargain, as the flats
are but one year old. of modern architecture
and equipped with the latest conveniences.
This firm has many other inducements in
the way of investments which were enumer-
ated in their long list of offerings published
in Sundays CALL. The members of the
firm are busily engaged on several deals
which they expect to consummate in day
OF two.
Another firm which believes in extensive
advertising, o. d. Baldwin. JOost 81 Mer-
tens, reports the sale yesterday of outside
land block 1901, bounded by Z and Z
streets, Forty-tirst and Forty second avenues,
for $3.50; the irregular lot, 31X93, on the
northwest corner OF Danvers and Folsom
streets, at the junction of Eighteenth, for
$1,000, also Block 1905 to Charles Elm.
William ii. FitZbugh, Vice-President Of
the well-known realty corporation, the Car
nall Fitzhugh- Hopkins Company, is before
the electors as a candidate for the office of
City and County Surveyor. He is one of
the most energetic, capable and upright
business men in the city. His candidature
is very popular with real estate firms and
business men in general.
BUILDERS CONTRACTS.
j. w. Smith with o. MuIholand to build
ON northwest corner of Scott and OFarreli
streets, 81 :6x9G IS; 5000.
Schwartz Bros, with j. G. and T. n.
Day, iron work on Powell street. 60 north
of Eddy, north 10, east ia, south 90, east
100, south 10, east Is; $4,000.
e. A. Depicke with w. i. Commary, plas-
tering on the northeast corner of Mason and
Sacramento streets, north I6X137 70; $3.50.
L. A. Denicke with j. A. Commary,
painting, same; $500.
Sisters of Mercy with A. ]. McNIcOll &
Co., elevator on the northeast corner of
Bryant and Rincon place; $13.250 bonds
$1,000, George E. Dow and Martial Hainque
sureties.