The morning call., 1891-06-14
REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS.
Auction Sales of City and Country
Property.
A State immigration Convention Called.
Agents Sales Lists Of Property
offered at Auction.

The most interesting event OF the week In
real estate circles was the immigration meet
Ing Tuesday evening. Since then the COM
mittee has decided to call the State Conyen-
ton on August oath. From the large num-
Der of inquiries from the interior it is
evident that the whole State is becoming
aroused to this most important question and
q very enthusiastic convention viii be held.
II is only through the enthusiasm aroused
by such a meeting that the many obstacles
IN the way of immigration can be overcome.
The following auction sales are announced:
AUCTION SALES.
Tuesday Easton, Eldrdge & Co. viii hold
q miscellaneous sale. The catalogue in
cludes the following property: Residence
$40 O'Farrell street; fats 832, S3212, 834 and
s34h Sanchez street; fats 1889, 1959A and
1891 McAllister street; Mission, Pacific
Heights, Castro Heights. Flint Tract PO-
tTero and Bernal Heights lots.
Saturday William j. Dingee, with Eas-
ton, Eldridge & Co., will hold a sale of acre
lots. The tract comprises forty-two lots,
from one-half acre to two acres. in the
well-knOWn D. Levi Sr. Tract. The lots
front Seminary avenue, Baker avenue and
the San Leaudro road, and are but short
distance beyond FTuityae, on the new cleo
trio road between Oakland and Haywards.
The terms ara only 0ne-ffth cash.
0. F. Won Rhein Il Co. will hold a miscel-
lane0us sale Thursday, June 18th. The fol-
lowing property will be offered: The Cen
trail Presbyterian Church, with lot, 75X65,
on the northeast corner of Golden Cote ave-
nue and Polk street (lhiS property will be
sold with or without the church organ, etc.) {;
lot and improvements, 4oXSl g. on the south
east corner Of Waller and Steiner streets !;
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Grove and Lyon streets; residence, 135
Chestnut street; lot, 50X90, No 2l09 Mission
street; residence, 1926 Valencia street; resi-
dence, on Liberty street, between Valencia
and Guerrero; two lots, 25XSO on Noe
street, % feet vest OF Henry; lot, 5OX1OO, on
Tenth street, near Howard; fat, on the
northwest corner Of Capp and Twenty-SiXth
streets; fat II Beideman street; lot, 25X1I4,
on the north side of Ford street. 225 feet
south Of Sanchez; residence, 1913 Green
street; LOT, 4GXl00, on the west side Of Flor
ida street. near Twentieth, with cottage;
fats 1926 and 1881 Union street; thirteen
lots IN al Map ID; residence, 81 Ellsworth
street, in Gift Map1.
On Saturday. the 9th, EastOn, Eldridge
g. Co. Will hold the largest country sale of
the season al MenlO Park. They VIII sell
the {. Il. POlhemuS tract, consisting Of $40
acres Of the choicest land in this locality.
The tract las been divided into villa lots
ranging In size from two and One-half acres
10 nine acres. The homestead, with twenty
acres, will also be sold. Wide avenues have
been opened through the tract, and arrange
mentS have been made Tor laying water
pipes throughout the whole tract so that
every lot Can have water. The land lays
well, is splenddly located and only mile
from Fair Oak Station. As rOand-tTip
tickets viii be sold for - cents, there Is sure
to be very large crowd, and special az
TangementS viii be made for its accOmmo-
vi q q
conveyance 10 the premises.
AMONG THE AGENTS.
Easton, Eldridge Il Co. held a successful
sale al Santa Rosa Thursday, dispOsing of
property TO the amount Of $4,000. They
took up a special train carrying about Goo
people, which would indicate that those
country excursion sales are becoming very
popular.
Jacob Heyman reports the following
sales: Five lots in Albany Homestead. for
$500; five lots in Outside Land Block 1868.
for $50; SIX lots in Outside Land Block
1850. for $3.50; lot 50X1I4. Duncan, near
Sanchez. Tor $500; five lots, Gift Map g. for
5000; two lots on Nineteenth avenue, near
a, for $500; two lots near Ocean House,
for $500; four lots on TWenty-eighth, near
Diamond, for 5000.
p. A. D0lau u Co. report number OF
sales made during the week. They find a
good demand for south of the park lots, es-
electric road Among the sales are the fol-
lowing: House and lot on Bryant avenue.
near Twenty street, $500; house
and lot on Central avenue In Alameda,
$500; cottage house and lot, Turk street,
pear Baker, $500; five lots in Block I103
SouthSide, for an average Of $3.50 each; one
lot in Block $50, $3.50; lot 39X162, south line
Of B street, between TWenty-SeYrnth and
Twenty-eigLth avenues, sou; lot Al IS, on
west side Of Thirteenth avenue, between B
and c streets, for $3.50; lot 25E100, on south
side of Clement street, between Eighth and
Ninth avenues, S1lJ0; two lots on south side
of J street, between Thirty-secOnd and
ThiTty-third avenues, 5000 per lot; lot 7jX
loo, on Amazon avenue, Ia Excelsior Home
stead. $500; two lots 25X1C0 each, on east
line Of Madrid street, between China and
Brazil avenues, iu Excelsior Homestead,
S35O lot; lot 30x1OO, on Chenery street,
near Randall, In Paramount Tract, $3.50
Sol GetZ & Bro. report the following sales:
Four lots on the east side of ThirIy-ffth
avenue, 21j feet south Of J street. Block
735, for S14O0.
Two lots in Excelsior Homestead, Block
"a, for $780,
Three lots on the west line of Twelfth
avenue, 125 feet north of street. 75x120.
for $3.50.
J. b. Hill and Co. report the sale of ten
lots ID Sunny5ide, and are well pleased with
the outlook.
BUILDERS CONTRACTS.
Otto Fauss with F. w. Kern, alterations.
etc, on south line of Nineteenth street, 81:
east Of Jessie, S4095.
G. Dietrich with Ernest Nagel to build
on the north line Of Twenty-fourth street,
Is g west of Sanchez S24C0; bonds $500.
Rosa Vogelsdorff with +. w. Kern, altera-
tons, etc, at 1916 Sacramento street $685..
Caroline Bresse with John 7. Grant, to
build On east side of Larkin street, S7:6
north of Ellis. $3.50.
Caroline Bresse with G. c. Sweeney,
plumbing. etc, same, $685.
William FTuhlng with A. J. McIlwain to
build, no location, Sill, 140; bonds $1,000, NJ.
Kenny and T. KuchenbeiSer & Son.
James W. Smith with G. c. Sweeney,
plumbing, etc, on west line OF Howard
street 81 IS south of Sixteenth, S4241.
G. Chisholm with Morehouse & Wood,
plsstering. on east line of Van Ness avenue,
between Pine and California streets, $3.50
George Werner with N. S. YeTxa, 70 build
on north line of Filbert street, 81 e - of
Laguna, $4,000.
f. Dermnger with Henry Rolling, TO
build beginning from southea corner Of
Leavenworth and California streets, S270O;
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