The morning call., 1891-06-05
REAL ESTATE.
Committees Appointed to the
Immigration Meeting.

ln response to the request sent out by the
Real Estate Exchange the following COM
mIttees have been appointed TO attend the
union meeting next Tuesday, June 9th:
Builders Exchange-William n. Miller,
A. w. Starbird, Oscar Lewis, c. c. More
house and c. c. TerriIl; Builders Associa-
tion-Charlss c. Terrill, p G. Martin and
NJ j. German. The California State Beard
of Trade has also signifed its intention
OF having a committee present. The Cham
Der Of Commerce has responded that they
would hold no meeting until after the 9th,
so could not send a committee The Presi-
dent has been requested to appoint one him
self, and it is hoped that he will so that this
organization may be represented
In TACT every organization invited should
see to 1t that it will be represented at this
important meeting. 1t is high time that the
almost unSnTmouDtable inertia that has pre-
vailed so long should be overcome. 1t can
be overcome in but one way-by the con-
ceTted an0 harmonious efforts OF the bust
ness organizations, which represent the
capital OF the city. San Francisco must
move hrst and set the pace. There need bd
no fear but that the rest OF the State will
keep pace.
Tomorrow Easton, Eldridge & Co. will
take large number of eXcarSiOnst3 to
willows, the county seat of the new county
of Glenn.
The special train win leave the foot of
Market street at Z o'clock sharp and will
arrive at Willows at u o'clock. just before
arriving at willows free collation. will DO
served. Colonel Ludington Will act as mas
ter OIL ceremonies, and, as he has had to do
with the providing of food and entertain
ment Tor thousands of excuTSiOnstS. it is
safe to say that nothing will be lacking for
+ a
The Women's Real Estate Investment CON-
pany has opened an Office at 26R Kearny
street. The company is Incorporated, with
capital stock of $500 and with the fol-
lowing officers: Jennie E. Barrow, Presi-
dent; Annie Sweeny. Vice President; Kath-
yrine Cullnan, Secretary; Abbie j. Hunter,
Treasurer.
BUILDERS CONTRACTS
NJ. j. Feely with Isabella Gormley. to
build on north line of Clara street. between
Third and Fourth, 1855.
Joseph Robinson with Fred Hauser. to
6ulld on Steiner STREET, between Waller and
Haight. $500; bonds $4,000 Blytl & rTOtt.
Benjamin MayerS with Striegel & En-
gland, plumbing, on west line Of Scott street,
81 IS south of Pine, S744.
James ID. Coulter with K. T. Mailer. ear
penter work, on south line Of Pine street,
IS . west OF Van Ness avenue $3430.
Charles Taylor with Il. ID. Jones ct al,
Elizabeth Borehardt with NJ. w Briggs,
to build on southwest corner OF Mission and
Nineteenth streets, south 50X24:6. 1925
j. II. Dieckmann with p Il. Hurlbut, to
build on northwest line of Brannan street,
so northeast of Seventh, northeast 50x60,
$3.50
John F. Hughes with Henry w. Weldon,
to build on west line of Bryant avenue, 100
north of Twenty-third street, S3lO2; bonds
$500, j. J. Beaton and t. W. Weldon
sureties.
IL. Heyneman with Wilton & Hazard, TO
build on northeast corner Of Jackson and
Broderick streets, S127
ii. Heyneman with William I. Wilson,
plumbing on northeast corner of Jackson
and Broderick streets, S1400.
Sophie Wieland with w. Ackerson, add-
tons on west line of Franklin street, 80
north of Washington, $3.50
James Daley with John Kenealy, to build
on east line of Manchester street, S13i5.
Ellen I. Powers with Allen Macdonald,
to build on west line of Bryant street, 40
south of Second, S5495; bonds 1914, j. j.
McKinnon and 7. Mcnamara sureties.