The morning call., 1890-07-05

dwelling; owner Mrs. NJ. Holiday; architects,
MoOser & CuIhberts0n; contractor, Ii. oo"ers'
cost, $1,000
Minnesota, west line. north Of Sierra; one
story house; owner. Mrs. Margaret Hafklns;
contractor r. o. Davis; cost, s 400.
Green and Webster, northeast corner, dwell
ing; owner Gilbert Clement; architects, Smith
& Freeman; contractors, NJ. c. aud j. Z. Bale
Market, van Ness ana Oak GORE fve.story
brick building; owner, John Nightingale Jr.;
architect. A. ). Barnett; contractor for brick
work j. j. Conrad, $4,000: wrought Iron. West
ern Iron orAs, S2910; artificial stone, Ran
some S Cushing, S2o7o; total, $3.50.
Fair OAKS, near TwenIy-fi fifth, Mission Chapel;
owners st. Johns Parish; architect. L. A. Cox
head; contractor, j. Morris; cost, S4400.
Capp, south side, near Twenty-third, four flats;
owner, j. b. Johnson; architect, j. Gather New
som; contractor, j. ii. Kendall; cost, $4,000.
Treat avenue between Twentieth and Twenty
first, two-story frame of four flats; owner, John
Madden; architect, w. IL. Armitage; contractor
James Campbell; cost, $4,000
Buchanan ana Ash avenue, alterations and ad-
dItiOns; owner. Mrs. Elizabeth HASKELL builder,
Third, northeast line, between Howard and
Folsom. thIee-story and basement frame; owner,
Henry Goldsten; architect, w. fl. Armtage;
contractor, NJ. c. Lynch; cost, $4,000.
OTHER SALES.
During the week the firm of Carnall,
Fitzhugh IL Hopkins has sold the lot 56x
S7:6 on the southeast corner of Jackson
and Trenton streets. The same firm has
sold for $1,000 an improved lot. 25x117;6:
Market-Street extension talk has had
more or less influence in stirring up de-
mand for cheap distaIt properties, and
considerable canyassing Of whole and par
tlal blocks away out as Tar as Lake MERGED
is going on. Among transactions III that
direction Easton, Eldridge " Co. have dis
posed of four full blocks IN the vicinity or
the Oceanside House. Two of the blocks
brought $500 apiece, while the other two
went Mt $3.50 per block
The structure on the northeast corner of
Suffer and oanSOme streets Will undergo
marked changes. The property belongs to
the Parrot estate and is commandingly
situated being in the heart of banking and
insurance circles, and having good scope of
large area Of Market street at this point
The improvements contemplated will prob
ably take at least six months to effect.
Tenants have already been secured for a
portion of the building and all rentable
space will doubtless be disposed Of long be-
fore the premises are ready for occupancy.
The first floor aud basement have been
leased by Wells, Fargo & Co.. for banking
purposes, for a period Of ten years, with
privilege of renewal for a second term Of
like length The Parrot estate will put in
vaults three stories high and finish up the
interior of the first floor in a fashion to suit
the parties who have leased. The furnl-
ture and tiles will be at the expense OF the
bank people. 1t is the intention to use I'M
vanished mahogany in furnishing, While
marble has been chosen for the counter
tops. Efforts will be made to push work so
that the banking department of Wells,
Fargo Il Co. can open business at the spot
at the commencement of the new year.
LAND AT TWIN LAKES.
A tract of land at Twin Lakes, near Santa
Cruz has been secured in the interest of
the Baptist denomination as place for
summer resort. The property is the gift OF
ftXn Or n
borhood. Since its requirement the land
has been surveyed and mapped out into
streets, avenues and lots. 1t Is the lnten-
ton to sell lots and use the proceeds for
actual Improvement. Already some thirty
lots have been disposed Of and several buy
ers have commenced tile building of cot
tageS, TO be occupied this summer by their
families. A large hotel was opened this
week to accommodate visitors who do not
care to sleep on the tented field. The prof.
ect opens well and promises to be pro-
nOunced success. BaptlStS are great be-
levers in WATER and their location at Twin
Lakes has at least appropriate significance.
Joe BTandenstein purchased last month
from Wolf, Oberdeener ct al. the lot and
improvements on the west side of Fourth
street, III 10l2 north of Howard, "a 412X90.
Improvements consist of three-story brick
building with stores and lodging house.
The price paid was $4,000; consideration in
deed, $40
A. p. Redding sold to Henry E. Van
Wyck last month the vacant lot, 65X137 &C. on
the east side OF Steiner street, % :S4 south
OF jackson, for So, 200. Mr.. Van Wyck
Will erect handsome residence on the
property.
Daniel Meyer purchased from James Otis
the lot 81 ;1x95, north side of Pine street.
50 % east of SansOme. There is an old one
story brick, building on the lot, which is
part of the Macondray property recently
sold to Otis. The price paid by Meyer was
$4,000; consideration shown in deed, $40
The entire property was sold in May for
$4,000.
b. Flegenbaum has sold to George
Schmidt the lot 76 :SX120, northwest corner
OF Buchanan aud Turk streets, for $4,000
Price put in the deed, SO.
Z. NJ. Piercy has sold to J. c. Stubs
the lot II 81 XII &C. east side OF Third street,
twenty-five feet south of Jessie, with an
Il" three and half feet on the latter
street There is an old frame building on
the lot renting for SIS per month. The price
paid was S15.375. Consideration expressed
in the deed, SO
Messrs. Burnham & Marsh, the real-estate
agents, have done a fair business during the
week in city and suburban property.