The morning call., 1891-09-20
REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS.
The Immigration Convention to
Meet Monday.
Announcement of Important Auction Sales.
Sales of the Week-Notes Of
Interest.

Tie market. the past week. has shown an
improvement over the last weeks. and
from this out marked increase in sales is
expected. Several important auction sales,
city and country, are announced.
The important event this week in real
estate circles will be the Irrigation Conven-
ton, which meets Monday. Delegates from
most of the counties will be present and an
enthusiastic meeting is assured. Some OF
the counties nearest to the city have not
yet responded, notably San Mateo and
Santa Clara. 1t is not too late yet for
these counties to send delegates. and 1t Is
hoped that they will. The convention will
be held at the Real Estate Exchange, which
has been arranged to accommodate large
crowd.
AUCTION SALES.
Tuesday, September 22d, Easton, Eldridge
& Co. will offer 125 choice residence lots In
Park Lane Tract, Map No. 8. The lots are
east of Mount Olympus and Ashbury street,
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth. A
magnificent view is afforded, both of the
bay and city. At present the lots are
reached by the Castro and Haight street
lines, being but short walk from the
junction of Market, Castro and Seventeenth
streets, Or from Haight and Ashbury streets.
The lots will be sold on easy terms, one
quarter cash.
On Saturday, September Goth, Easton.
Eldridge & Co. will hold an excursion sale
at Concord, Contra Costa County Concord
lies in the famous Pacheco Valley and is only
two hours from San francisco. The sale
will be held near the depot at IL 80 o'clock
and 200 business and residence lots will be
offered. Terms, one-third cash. The ex-
cursion train will leave the city at 9 O'Clock,
arriving at Concord at IL o'clock; returning,
leave Concord at o'clock, arriving at San
Francisco at 45. Round-trip tickets will
be sold for 81. As Is customary with THIS
house everything will be done for the COM
fort and convenience Of those attending the
sale.
Easton, Eldrdge & Co. will hold an i'm
portant sale of business and residence lots
September Goth. The catalogue comprises
sixteen lots fronting on Stanyan, Frederick
and Willard streets, and twenty-eight resi-
dence lots fronting Sullivan, Carl and VIII
lard streets; also, one lot east side Willard,
100 feet south of Frederick. All of these
lots are in locality which Is being rapidly
improved, and should advance in value In
short time. They will be sold for one-quar-
ter cash.
The Real Estate Exchange will hold
miscellaneous sale September 2sth.
October 81 Easton IL Eldridge will hold
an excursion sale ut LivermOre.
Joost, Mertens & Co. will issue a litho-
graphed catalogue for their subdivision sale
OF the block bounded by Baker. Fillmore.
Lyon and Greenwich streets. The sale
will be held in the early part of next month,
as soon as the street can be wered and
macadamiZed.
AGENTS SALES.
Sol Getz & Bro.-Lot 39:6x100, on the
southeast corner of Ninth avenue ana Ii
street, $4,000; lot 50xl00. on the south line
oFD pfr .E 81. hf' irtt N
avenue, $1,000; lot, 25x120, on the west line
of Eighteenth avenue, 100 feet south of A
street. $3.50; lot 81 :6x100, on the southwest
corner of Ninth avenue and Ell street, $1,000;
lot 27 6x127 81. on the south line of jack
son street. IS iett east of Walnut, $500.
Jacob Heyman-F0ur additional lots on
Corbett avenue in the Heyman Tract, $500;
tep lots close to the Market-street extension
and the Ocean House for S275 EACH; four
teen lots in the Abbey Homestead for S125
each; two lots near Silver avenue for $500;
four lots near Cortland avenue and Howard
street extension for $1,000
7. A. DOlan 81 CO.-Two lots, 25x120 each,
on west line OF Thirty-eighth avenue. be-
tween Y and w streets, Block 1880, $3.50 a
lot lot 25x95, same block, $500; lot 25Xl20, on
west line of Sixteenth avenue, 100 feet south
of U street, 5000; two lots, 25X120 each. on
west line OF Thirty-ninth avenue, 100 feet
south of S street, $3.50 each; lot 25X120, on
west line of Seventh avenue, between | and
j streets, $500; lot 50xl20, on east line of
Fourteenth avenue, IS feet south of l street,
$3.50; two lots, 25x100 each, on south line
of | street, between Twenty-seventh and
Twepty-eighth avenues, $3.50 lot; three
lots, 25x100 each, corner of | street and
Twenty-second avenue, in Block 423, South
San Francisco, 500 lot; twelve lots, 25x
100 each, on K street, between Second and
Third avenues in Block A. South San
Francisco, at an average of $50 lot; house
and lot, 50x100, on China avenue. between
Lisbon and Madrid streets, in Block %. Ex-
celsior Homestead, Sl100; house and lot, COX
81 IS. on north line OF OFarrell street, west
of Webster, $1,000.
George d. Shadburne Jr.-Two lots in the
City Land Associations tract for $500, and
a lot 50x114, corner Of Vallejo and Diamond
streets, for $3.50.
Shainwald, Buckbee & Co. report several
important sales, not yet of record.
McGaryie & Co.-Ranch in the Santa
Clara Valley for $4,000; house and lot on
OFarrell street, for $1,000; ten lots in Block
1896, and seven lots in Block 115S, south of
Golden Gate Park.
NOTES.
The Southside Club will soon have the
work under way Of constructing macad-
amized road over j street and the grading
of the boulevard from the Park to the
Ocean House This work will be done by
voluntary subscriptions of the property
owners. j Street will be graded where
necessary, and 25-footw wide driveway con-
structed upon it. When the boulevard is
graded driveway will be built upon 1t
running from street to the old Ocean
House road and the Marketstreet extern
sion. Mr. j. III. McMasters has been APP
pointed to see the property-owners Of the
blocks on either side of j street and collect
the necessary amount to do the work. Mr.,
J. Il. Hanna has been appointed to collect
the subscriptions for grading the boulevard.
Yoost, Mertens q Co. will soon place the
Sunnydale Tract on the market. The tract
comprises thrty-four blocks between Mis-
sion and San Bruno roads, and adjoins the
Excelsior Homestead. Sunnydale avenue,
which runs through the center of the tract,
is being graded and macadamized. An illus
trated catalogue is being prepared.
William 3. Marshutz & Co. have removed
from $50 Market street to 324h Mont
gomery. They have rented the entire floor,
which has been newly decorated. Ii. w,
Van der Vaart will have charge of the city
department and William w. Hoogs will
manage the HOUSEKEEPING department
The handsome office building of Madison
& Burke on Market street is almo finished
and will soon be occupied by the firm.
p. A. Dolan & Co. have rented one of the
front windows on the floor where they are
,,o,v Ionated and will move October LIST