The morning call., 1891-03-22

of Post street. between Mason and Taylor. The
building as planned viii occupy the whole lot,
and viii cost about 100000.
The Van Ness-dYrnue Methodist Episcopal
Church has purchased the southeast corner OF
Van Ness avenue and Austin street, and II Is I'M
derstO0d that plans have been made 10 build
handsome ChuIeh. The lot has a frontage on
Van Ness avenue OF 20 feet and on Austin street
126 ieet.
Will f. Fisher, Chairman OF the Real Estate
Exchange immigration Committee, has called
meeting for Tuesday.
The immig alton question is most vital one,
and NOT only real-estate dealers but all business
men should interest themselves In IT, There Is
no question bul thai great results could be
brought about by the combined efforts OF busi-
ness men IN different parts of the State 1t is
State question, and IL is hOI ed that The exchange
can devise some plan by which Tral-estate men
and Others throughout the state can worN in
harmony for inning alton. If san Francisco
will first take some decided step The State Will
follow
Mrs A. NJ Parrott has offered. through Shain-
wald, Buckbee & Co.. the old ST. Ignatius Church
property, as site for the Postolfice, for Sl,250,
600. During the past week petition TO the
committee has been circulated in favor OF this
site Most of the leading banks. insurance COM
panies and many prominent business houses
have signed IL.
Mi scnloss has retired from the firm of David
cru & Sons. Messrs. Henry Stern and john
S. Carr VIII continue tile business under the
nTm name OF Stern a. Carr,
Jacob Heyman has bought Southside Block
1850, which lie Will subdivide aud sell ON easy
terms, so cash ana 50 per month.
j. B. Hiil has opened an office AT 120 Suffer
street. Room AS He VIII make a specially OF
Mission and southside properties
The Carnall FltZhugh- Hopkins Company
yesterday had an excursion party of twenty-nlne
down 10 their property near the Stanford Uni
yersity and report the sale Of seventeen lots.
Louis Lander, contractor aud builder, has
moved to lS Montgomery street. where he has
two large rooms,
Tie Mercantile Agency and Investment Com
pauy have taken an Office al l6 Post street The
company Incorporated November 18th for
organizing Incorporating ana selling every de-
sc,lp lon OF business interests. Ii has for lis
officers the following Well-knuwu business men:
VIII E. Fisher, Pr sidenI Eugene q. Davis
Vice President; William s Teyis, Treasurer,
and Alfred d. HOTe, Secretary.
BUILDERS CONTRACTS.
John ThOde with Martin Fennr!l & SOG,
brickwOrh Oh tile norm ltue OF Waller street,
John Thode with Droge & Mensler, to build or
same S636O.
Chris Schmidt with Gust Pavel, addi lions on
the line of Castro street, between Nineteenth
ana Iwen ieth, Sl6O5.
William Nicoi with John l.. Mclaughlin, TO
build on the south line of Twenty-fourth street,
Ga west OF Noe. west 64x120, SI7G5.
MahOney Bros. win City Planng NH Co.,
mlll-wOrk on The south line OF Broadway, 1877 g
east OF Franklin, west 1877 :6X137 :6, $2650.
Henry Hnderbrandt with FerI Kat. TO build
on the southwest corner OF Fulton aud Brod-
erick streets. west 25Xl12:6, S9S75.
Patrick Powell with James Campbell, to build
on the east fne OF Hickory avenue, ITO north
oil Laggna street, west 27 :6x26, Sl400,
Maria Fay with William HelUlng, to build on
the east line OF Twenty-third street, 1872 &c east
of Howard, S9000.
Nicholas Ohandt with Tegeler & Muller, 10
build on The southwest corner of PotreTO avenue
and Twenty fourth street, west 24AS2, S4lO0.