The morning call., 1891-04-10
BAKER 600 feet wide) STREET.
Main Boulevard to Park,

Lot /, George u. MeiIetz' SSooo; lot =
Wedsles, $500; lot 4, 1 ". Wedelss,
$500; lot 5, Irwin J. Truman, $3.50; lot 6,
Miss Harriss. $500; lot Z. l.. Friedander,
$3.50; lot 8, Mrs. H. H. Blake, 5000; lot 9,
Mrs. l.. 81. Blake. $500; lot 10. Mrs. L. Fl.
lot u, F. "; Arnold. $3.50; lot IS, F. W.
Arnold, $3.50; lot IA, p. Heinrich, S26I5;
lot Is, John Zoler, $3.50; lot 10, S.
Levy. S2675; lot II. S. Levy. $3.50;
lot Is. Thomas Egan. $500; lot %, Peters 81
Cowie, $500; lot q, George S. ,Gregson,
F. Loughlan, s2475i lot 2G, George E. Bates,
$500; lot %, AmalIa Won VoSs. S2275; lot
-. Henry Wetjeu, $500; lot %. c. Righetti,
S2275; lot Sc. George e. Bates, S2225; lot 50,
James II. O'Brien. S2275; lot 81, Robert
Kirk, S2275; lot 49, Thomas Burke, S22T5;
lot 80, S. Levy, s2275; lot 81, S. Levy, S2275;
lot 80, John S. OFT, $1,000; lots 81, % and %,
Irwin j. Truman, $3.50
The total for the thirty-six lots is S105 500.
The following will build on their lots:
Mr.. Bates on his lot. No 26. a $50. ooo.Tesi-
dence; DIR. Blake. on lots 8, and 10. three
residences; Joseph Fl. O'Brien on lot 50;
Robert Kirk on lot 81; Thomas Burke on lot
80.
On the whole the sale reflected great credit
on the exchange, which offers such admir-
able facilities for large sales, and the firms
who so ably conducted it.
At meeting Of the exchange Directors
yesterday afternoon the following report
was presented by MIR. Fisher, Chairman of
the Immigration Committee;
To tho Board Of Directors Real Estate Err
change-GESTLENIEN: The undersigned, COM
mlttee appointed by your body for the purpose
OF considering The adyisabllity;of holding con-
venton for The purpose OF Increasing the immi-
grafton 10 our coast after careful consideration,
submits the following:
WHEREAS 1t has become an essentially obvious
proposition that there exists a necessity TO in
creas- the immigration 10 our coast, We believe
combined efforts OF real estate agents and others
interested In property and In mercantile business
would promote it. Therefore some systematic
method should be adopted whereby desirable
immigration TO this coast may be increased, and
certainly believe that IL the moving spirits OF
our State would meet In convention In the San
Francisco Real Estate Exchange at an early
date. some proposition could there and then
be conceived TO increase immigration. We do
not recommend INDUCING in any extrayagant
boom tactics, but wish to place more
prominently before the country at large our
particular merits. We appreciate the fact that
assistance from the mercantile organizations
hers In San Francisco and throughout tie State
can greatly aid in the matter and they should be
represented AT this convention. We recommend
that your body Immediately pass resolution
calling convention on or ABOUT May 22d or 23d
and invite thereto committees OF various COM
mcrclal bodies OF this city and representative
real estate agents from the various counties
throughout the State. Trusting the movement
will receive tho cooperation OF all the agents In
cial bodies, we remain yours, respectfully.
WILL +. FISHER, Chairman.
X. Z. HAMMOND JR.
II. p. SoSNTAG.
NATHAN c. CARNALL-
The Directors authorized the committee
to proceed and make arrangements for the
recommended convention.
The number of entire blocks left In the
Western Addition east of DeySadero street
is now very small indeed. One of the last
of them has just been ordered to be sub
divided and sold. 1t is the block bounded
by Fillmore. Steiner, Oak aud Fell streets
one of the sightliest blocks for view and
hillside situation in the city. 1t is in
region Of fine new dwellings. The owner
of the block is q local capitalist Mr.. James
Scobie. This block has been placed in
Thomas Magee's hands. at private sale,
with this desirable privilege, that each
buyer can take whatever sized lot he
pleases on each Of the four streets named.
The view from this block is very fine and
cable road-the Oak-street branch OF the
Omnibus line-passes 1t.
BUILDERS CONTRACTS.
Mrs. c. Warnkee with p. Droge and J.
Munster, TO build on the north line of
Twenty third street. 1916 east of Mission
$3.50; bonds $685.; +. Joost and j. Mar
tens, suretics.
w. w, Ackerson with n. Parrish & Co.,
millwork on Franklin street, between Wash
ingt0n and jackson; $3.50.