The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-21

were sold. and realiz only medium prices.
Next week o. +. Won Rhen Co. have a sale
OIL hand. On Thursday they Will offer property
Second, Sixth, Valencia aud " Farrell
streets. as well as a residence. 1886 Bush street,
aud lots near the park and in the Mission.
The Narney estate, valued at S25O,Ooo, u IS
reported will be sold. Contracts were signed by
O'Farell Lang on thursday, aud the owners
OF buildings OH the property, which IS situated
on the east side OF Valencia street, between lie
teenih and sixteenth, have been ordered TO re-
move them; The sale will take place within lie
next sixty days.
b. NJ. GUM & Co. have sold the 5o-vara lot
on The northwest corner of Broadway aud San
some street, covered by tile old canneiy building
ol =; j; Ming oil William x Co., 10 MIS- Buiilng
The lot the south side of Turk street, 1874
feet west OF Taylor, 5OX137 :6, has been sold 10
an Eastern CAPITALIST for $4,000. Tie improve
mehis on the property al present consist oil tue
synagogue OF lie Congregation Beth Israel
MARKET STREET IMPROVEMENT.
DuIing the week The old two-story building on
the gore lol al The junction OF Market, Van Ness
avenue and Oak street, was removed, ana Work
men are now engaged in eXcayaIing Tor the
foundation walls OF the five story brick structure
which VIII lie erected OIL the site.
Thomas Magee has bad guile busy week IN
private transactions, and While figures are not
now obtainabe he has, II is said, made some
valuable transfers.
The proposition TO open direct driveway
from Van Ness avenue 10 the panhandle of the
PARK Is meeting with the approval OF leading
citizens owning property IN that direction.
The bill which Will provide the necessary
condemnation OF land aud the recompense will
be submitted 10 The next Legislature. The prob.
provide a roadway which VIII give the public Il
pretty driveway to The ocean.
WEEKS TRANSFERS.
During the past week the actual transactions
in real estate Ear Us The local brokers' con-
cerned have not been brisk or startling, and The
most prominent among the sales recorded were
as follows:
a lot Oh the northeast corner of Page and
Octayia streets brought $4,000. The size of lie
property was 4ox95 and the consideration IN the
the deed OF sale, for reasons best known to the
parties was placed at $40.
p. +. Butler became the pOssessor OF a very
nice piece of property ON Howard street, near
FOuTth-6OASO-and paid Edgar Il. Preston lie
sum of S24, 600 for the privilege.
a $4,000 trade was made between John
Grant and f. L. Hesthal fol piece OF property
on Mission street, near 1Wenty-nlnth. John
Grant was the former owner, and Hesthal has
now the right TO be assessed for 1t.
The property on the southwest corner OF Polk
and Bush streets changed hands, and II Is re-
ported that John L. beyerle paid Martin Brun-
nings $50, 600 for The transfer. There is quite a
substantial house upon The lot.
Thomas J. Sullivan became The owner OF lot
on the eastsSlde OF Fillmore street. tweutylv
feet south OF Post, 75X9l 3, for which he paid
Charles Meyer $4,000. There were no improve
ments on The lOl
1t is said that a lot on the corner of Chestnut
ana OctaVia streets, 131 ;6X2O6 >. was sold by
George Davidson 10 VIII L. Fisher Tor The sum
OF $1,000.
a lot ON the west line of Valencia street. 225
feet north of Nineteenth, 25XlOO, was sold 10
L. j. Kennedy, by The attorney OF II. y. Schu-
macker.
Tie Pacific Heights was not overlooked during
the week, as a lot on the south line of Pacific
avenue. 45 feet west Of Broderck sta eet, brought
the handsome sum of 400, which was al the
rate OF $3.50 per front foot
Marcus GelZ secured lot on the northeast
corner Of Grove and BrOdefick streets from A.
A. Fisher, IN consideration Of $500.
Following is a summary OF The building con-
tracts for the past week;
Bush street lXuu-One- story and haSn-
ment frame; owner ana builder, W. b. Warren /;
cost $1,000
Branuan street near secoud-Changes made in
contract on Tobln's row Of stores and dwellings.
by which stUdding walls are sided with rustic IN
stead oil The way previously Ieportedi contractor,
+. Buckley; cost, S126.
Block bounded by Noe Castro Twenty-eighth
and 1wenty-ninth stleets-Outside cemeDtlng
owner, john Carroll; contractor, W. C. Watson )
cost, $500.
California street. near Webster-Three-st story
frame; owner, Mary E. Z. Logan; contractor, A.
Jackson; cost, $500.
Devlsadero street, near Busl-Two-stOry frame
dwelling; owner, ID. Albert Abrams; architects,
Saheld q hohlbergi contractor, A. Z. SOulei
cost, $1,000.
dltionSi owner, Mrs. Magel; contractors, Ber-
ndrd x IIelner; cost, $500
ElllS street, near JOueS-Additional top story
ana other improvements; cost, $1,000.
EDDY street, between scott aud Plerce-TWO-
story frame; owner Charles L. BOynton; archl-
teet, W. ii. ArmlIage, contractor, j. j. Man
Fillmore street, near Bush-Two-story frame;
owner. j. BOaz; architects, Salneld hOhlbefg;
coRtiractoq' d. holenDergj cost $1,000. r,,.o
story frame; owner, L. Schmid.; architect w.
II. Wharf; contractor, b. X. Banklns; cost,
$4,000
Grove street, between Van Ness avenue and
Franklin street-Additous; owner, Mrs. juliet
Levy architect, }. II. LitteEeld; contractor,
Ii. A. Johnson; cost, $500.
Grove street, between Baker and Lyon-Five
tw0-stOry frame; owner aud builder, w. +.
Lewis; cost, 100000.
Henry stGeer, near Noe-One-slOry frame;
owner, Mrs Clara NJ. Page; architect, j. c. New
som; Contractors Blanchard Lane; cost,
$1,000.
Jones street, near Congratulations; owner, r.
j. Noynihan; architect, I. J. Welsh; contractor,
A. jackson; cost, $4,000.
LaIkiu street, near NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cost,
$1,000.
Market street, junction Of Hayes-Brck con
tract on the Doe Building; contractor, h. X.
Mason street neal ELISA dditioual contract:
owner, Mrs. J. Z. McCauley; contractor. j. IL.
Lane cost, $1,000.
Mnna street, near Fiflh-TBree-s frame
owner, Reb cca Carson; aiehltect, NJ. j. Welsh:
contractor, M. Walsh; cost, $4,000.
Mission street, between Sleuart and East
Iw0-stoTy frame; owner ana builder, ii. Haase :
cost $4,000.
Noe slieet. between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Two three-sIGry frames: owner Louis Zen
architect W. ID. Aimiiagei contractor, .. L.
White; cost, $4,000.
Oak street, near Flllmore-Two-story frame
owner, Joseph Mlba; architect, NJ. j. Welsh
contractors, Wells & JoslIn; cost $4,000.
Post street, corner OF Buchanan-1lIee - story
frame; owner, l.. Dusenbury: architect, G. l..
Hayeus; contractor, Dennis Hennessy cost,
$4,000.
Page street, near Pierce-Two-story frame;
owners, Henry and Helena BredhOff; architects,
White Bros; contractor, a. q. johnson; cost,
$4,000.
Powell street, hear Eddy-AdditiOIs; owner,
Mrs. L. j. Sloddarl; architect T. X. Schmidt
contractor, r. RingI ose; cost, Sl250.
oil sTT ggr nGg a fRT ntvn ar
George Parker architect, NJ. G. BugOee; con
tractor, A. Nelson; cost. $3.50.
Suffer street, near Scott zee story frame
owner, Ellen Calvin; architect, j. L. Kraft
contractor, A. AleElroy; cost, $500
Scott street. corner GTeen-1wo-story frame
owner, II. A. Bridge; architects, MOOser &
Cuthberlson; contractor, b. j. Malone; cost,
$1,000.
suffer street, near Broderlck-Three. story
frame-owner, W. j. BlacEman; archiGect,
Charles POifi contractor, w. A. Van D-rvort;
cost $1,000.
story frame; owner, Mary CoOneY; architect, M.
Vallejo street, west OF Octayia-Two-stoIy
frame; owner and builder, W. f. Lewis; cost,
$4,000.
Vallejo street, east of Octavia-Two-story
frame: owner and builder, ". +. Lewis; cost,
$1,000.
OAKLAND NOTES.
The several real estate agents of Oakland and
Alameda offer choice lot OF property improved
and unlmprOved including choice sites Tor su-
burban homes and elegant residences.