The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-10
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FrutvaIe ave. has for many years been deemed
to be of the most desirable locations this side
OF the bay for residence property.
1t is sheltered from winds, has sunny exposure
and delightful climate and is handsomely improved
by number OF the most elegant homes and charm
The tract now offered for sale is portion of the
home place OF Mr.. Hugh Dmond and Is Slluated
upon the avenue. at the intersection of Hopkins
St, the terminus OF the Highland PARK and also the
The Highland Park line is about to be recon-
structed and reequipped and will furnish frequent
access TO and from this property, including early
Lots viii Be sold on liberal terms If desired.
Superior cement sidewalks ars being laid.
City water is being introduced
1t Is also proposed have electric lights upon
AS an nducement to parties erecting homes, ar
engagements have been made with the railway COM
panics by which free pass good for i've years, will
be furnished. for each dwelling erected upon the
tract within specified time. For the purpose of
protecting the property and nsuring good class OF
purchasers a stipulation will be rcQuired-rhat no
house worth less than $500 shall be erected. Pur
all II they do not desire These lots have upon
them choice vigorous young fruit trees now in full
For maps and further particulars apply to the
Office OF -
apps LIT 422 Twelfth St. Oakland.
YOU ARE INVITED TO RIDE WITH US TO
visit the De Wolf Tract, FruityaIe, with view
and pToatable. WI N. DEWoLF, cor. rTweift6
ave. and East Twelfth St, Oakland. apps 81
TOR SALE AT FRUITYALE; $500; ACRES
I fine land; good Groom house BAN aud 800
bearing fruit trees.
$9oOO-l6 acres land in foothills at FruitvaIe:
house, barn, fruit trees and plenty Of water and
wood apply to y. C. LOGAN Il CO., All Ninth ST.,
Oakland, Cal. apps 1t
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR CAPITAL TO IN
" be found the SW corner of Sixth
and Washington, Oakland; this properly to be sold
in next 80 days j. NJ. MERRITT, 1862 Thirteenth
avenue, East Oakland ap4 7t
CPECIAL BARGAINS AND SPECIAL RATES IN
4 Eruf ftTala in he FRI "a 10 N
Oakland that is improving faster than any other;
only Sl75 lot; $50 cash and $40 a month; this is
positively the lest chance to get good lot at low
price; centrally located on 14th St, near High;
greatest opportunity in Oakland. S. 5. AUSTIN,
llUl Twenty-third Ave. Station ap3 I'm
U1S0 EACH-LooKl BARGAIN! WILL BE
ID fOO worth double in one year; nne lots one
block from Fruitvale Station. and one block from
new electric railroad TO san Leandro; easy terms
A. Il. DOW. Twenty-third-ave. Station apl I'm
GJgOA BALANCE INSTALLMENTS; NEW
ID IuOO. modern Groom cottage: central: high
basement; brick foundation; sOx115. A. j. TAFT,
1904 Seventh ST., Center station Oakland. mr24 I'm
7 ooK-BARGAINs: 4 LOTS $275 EACH; 2
II car lines, and near New Broadway; small pay
mems s sso new PfS%EY ~ Npth 81
JOrOLorS IN BERKELEY; SEND FOR MAPS;
IOOO offer only what / own. CHAS. A. BAL
LEY, owner. 20 Montgomery 81. mr7 Ct
NoTICE-S3OO TO $3.50; LOTS AT FRUITvALE
~ Station, opposite the depot, now offered for
sale at the most reasonable terms as follows
one-fourth cash. balance in 6, r. IS and "a months
in monthly Instruments from SO uDward these
lots are the most accessible to railroad CON-
yenIenees of any lots in East oakland. Apply to
JEEFRESS i WHITE, or Twenty-third-ave. Land
Co.. Twenth thfrd-ave. Station. East Oakland mrl II
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