The morning call., 1891-10-25
ia, north line of Elizabeth street, west of

ia, north line of Elizabeth street, west Of
Castro, for $780,
Sol Getz & Bro: Lot 50 :6x1OO, on the
southwest corner of J street and Twentieth
avenue, $3.50; lot 25X120, on the west line Of
Twentieth avenue, 100 feet south of j
street, $3.50: lot 25X100 on the south line Of
J street, S2:6 feet east OF Eighth avenue,
$3.50; lot 107 :GXl00. on the northwest corner
of K street and Nineteenth avenue, S1l25 ;
lot 5Ox10O, on the north line of K street,
50 6 feet east of Twenty avenue.
$500; lot 50x120, on the EAST line Of Twenty
first avenue, 100 feet south of street, S1l00 ;
lot 80 :6x100, on the southeast corner Of
Twenty-frst avenue and street, $1,000.
George D. Shadburne Jr, lot 25xll4,
Twenty-fOurth street, near Castro for $1,000 a;
90 acres at Vacaville for city property.
T. L. Orr & Co., lets 3ox75, on Geary
street, improved, 5000; lot 25x77 &c, i'm
proved, on Dupont street, 5000; lot % OK
1876, on Vallejo street, improved, $1,000.
Hill & Laurn, Is lots in Sunny Side Tract
for S605O.
George W. Hopkins of the Carnsll- Hop
kins Co. has just returned from tour Of
their colony tracts in Tehama and Shasta
Counties. The firm is about putting under
way an extensive cOlOniZing scheme, en-
bracing over $4,000 acres of fruit and gen.
eral farming lands, which will be sold to
bona fide settlers upon easy terms. The
Colony of 10000 acres, the Blossom Ranch
Of "a. coo acres, and the Cottonwood Park
Fruit Colony of $500 acres. Local agencies
will be established at principal points
throughout the Western States. Mr.. Hop
kins reports the fruit prospects In that dis
trict as satisfactory. In one small orchard
near Anderson there are fifty French prune
trees, occupying one-half acre of ground,
which were planted seven years ago, which
yielded this season nine tons Of prunes,
being at the rate of eighteen tons per acre.
AS one inducement OF securing enigrants
the firm has arranged to rebate TO all pur-
chasers the full amount of the fare to Cali
fOrnia.
Following is the list Of those subscribing
to the Ocean boulevard: Adolph Sutro $500,
Wendell + aston $780, Jones IL Allen $3.50.
Spring Valley Water Company $3.50. c. A.
Fletcher 5000, James =. Monaghan 500,
Mich Mulaney $50, w. A. Hall 500, j.
J. Heyman 500, Sol Getz & Bro. 500, John
Nightingale 500, 5. p. Shelper $50, Mrs.
c. Nation $50, G. g. Larson $50 ID. j. La
morie $50, Thomas Denaine $50, Leon dt
Nola $50 n. J. Ashton $50, A. Crawford
$50 smaller subscriptions to the amount of
S225; total, S3275.
Subscriptions are coming in very literally,
and the Secretary, II. f. McGarvin, re-
quests those interested, that have not al
ready subscribed, to call at his Office, 62S
Market street. and make their donations.
The intention of the club is to push the
work Immediately.
The Park Commissioners are now COM
pleting their portion of the boulevard in
front OF the park. and the club will take it
up at the south end lat south line OF park),
and extend to the old Pueblo lines, a dis
tance of one and five-eighth miles.
This will make the finest driveway on the
Pacific Coast, and will enhance values OF
property accordingly.
Sol Getz & Bro have recently put on the
market the south side of block bounded by
J and K streets and Twentieth and Twenty
first avenues. The block has a good loca-
tiol, being but two blocks from the Park
and Ocean depot and is nearly opposite the
Strawberry Hill Observatory and the new
lake.
The towers are finished for the new Ninth
avenue entrance to the park.
A. Z. Buckingham of buckingham 81 Co.
left yesterday on business trip to Europe.
/. w. Hellman, President of the Nevada
Bank, has purchased the n. 2. Cole resi-
denee, on the northwest corner OF Saera-
mento and Franklin streets, for $4,000.
The lot has frontage Of 100 feet on Sacra-
mento and 1878 feet on Franklin.
Hen. j. G. Fair has had plans drawn for
tiye-story brick warehouse on Drumm
street, between Oregon and Washington,
and fiye-story brick building on the south
west corner of Battery and Pacific streets.
BUILDERS CONTRACTS.
Charles S. Laumeister With Rhoades &
Mcdonald, to build on south line of Erie
street, 1913 1916 east of Mission, S10,575;
bonds $1,000, NJ. Harris and Charles Hesse
sureties.
Emelia Goldberg with w. Ii. Tobin,
plumbing, etc, OIL southwest corner LeaVen-
worth and Washington streets, S1053.
Amedee I. Benoit with Andrew ChIisten-
sen, to build on west line of Leavenworth
street, 81 g south of California, $1,000
The German military authorities will ex-