The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-26
REAL ESTATE.
First Auction of the Week TO BE
Held To-Day.

To-day at IL o'clock Easton, Eldridge 81
Co. will sell the Richmond block bounded
by California, Lake, First and Second
avenues. As this is the first Richmond
block sold this season the sale will attract
great deal of attention. The lots are To-
Gated in the handsomest part of Richmond
and will soon have eable-line facilities.
The terms are one-quarter cash.
a. Grothwell & Co. will hold their intro
ductory sale at Irving Hall tomorrow at Il
o'clock. They will sell the block bounded
by Douglas, Day, Ellen and Thirtieth
The sale is peremptory and every lot must
be sold. This block is 10 locality which
will be improved as rapidly as any portion
OF the city. 1t will be but a short time
before the Castro-street cable will run with
IN two blocks of these lots This fact, in
addition to the splendid location OF the lots.
VIII tend TO greatly increase their value
within short time. The many inquiries
about these lots show that an unusual inter-
est is taken in the sale. Terms of sale, one
quarter cash.
Tomorrow, at II o'clock, Tevis & Fisher
Will hold miscellaneous sale at the eX-
change. The Tivoli Opera House is on the
catalogue.
Thursday, at u o'clock. Easton. Eldridge
q 20. VIII hold miscellaneous sale of the
following property: Beach and water lot
$50; lot and Improvement, Az and Ala Sixth
street; Fremont-street lot, near Folsom !;
residence, 2807 Pine street; lot, 1909 Leav-
enworth street; cAlliSter-street lot, near
Lott; cottage. 1926 Post street; Castro
street lot. near Nineteenth; cottage, north
east corner Pine street and Central avenue :;
Washington-street lot, near Spruce; Park
Lane Tract lot.
William Butterfeld will hold sale of
choice villa lots at Menlo Park, Saturday.
An excursion train will leave at 1890
O'Clock, and holders of tickets may return
comprises Twelve acres, having a frontage OF
1000 feet on MIddlefield road, and only about
a quarter OF mile from the depot. The
Menlo Park Water Company has laid water
mains on the avenue, and the pipes of the
subdivisions can be connected AS the
number of such choice lots is limited the
sale will draw large attendance, and the
lots should sell well. The sale Will be held
at II O'Clock, on the grounds. Terms OF
sale: one-half cash, balance in one and two
years.
The Sausalito Land and Ferry Company
last Saturday sold about twenty lots at
Point Waldo at an average OF $3.50 per lot.
The sale was started so late that 1t had to
be postponed in order to allow those pres
ent to return to this city.
There is sure to be large attendance at
CAPTAIN Merry'S lecture at the exchange
Thursday evening.
BUILDERS CONTRACTS.
Henry Mohr with NJ. c. Lynch, TO build
on the north line of Folsom street, 30 feet
north OF Twenty-sixth, S5524; bonds 1881,
+. E. GillOn and j. H. Kruse sureties.
Peter j. McGovern with James Camp bell
carpenter work on the west corner Of
Mission and Ninth streets. $40, 600; bonds
$4,000, +. Joost and j. j. McKinnon sure
ties.
Barbara Jennings with J. E. Eaton ct al.
to build on the northeast corner of Sacra-
mentO and Lyon streets, $500; bonds
$1,000, j. w. Wesson surety.
+. f. Nolan with NJ. j. Donovan, painting
on the north line of Golden Gate avenue,
1877 6 feet west of Steiner; Sl365.
T. +. Nolan with Duffey Bros, plumbing,
etc, same; S1423.
Mrs. NJ. A. Mercer with J. O'Connell, to
build on the west line of Ninth avenue, 225
feet north of Howard street, S5140 bonds.
j. Malahey and j. w Leahy.