The morning call., 1892-06-13
AGENTS SALES.

mention.
AGENTS SALES.
Easton, EIdridge & Co.-Lot and improve
ments northeast corner of O'Farrell and
Taylor streets, 90 :6x72: 6, with four frame
residences, $50, 600; lot and Improvements
on north line OF Market street, west Of Fiji
teenth, 75x115, with residence, S21 600.
Jacob Heyman-Three lots on AIvarado
street, in the Heyman Tract. $500; 3 lots
in Boulevard block 722. $3.50; lots in
block II, Abbey Homestead, S875; lots on
Silver avenue, $500; 2 lots on Cortland
avenue, S1200
Sol Getz q Brother-57 6x100 on the south
east corner of X street and Twenty-third
avenue, for $3.50; 5OX10) on the north line
OF X street, 81 g feet east Of Thiriy-fifth
avenue, for $500; 50x120 on the ast line of
Twenty. first avenue. $50 feet south Of j
street, for Sl300; 50x120 on the east line Of
Iwenty-lhird avenue, 100 feet south OF Is
street, for $1,000
George ID. Shadburne .Ir.-25x1Oo. corner
P0whattan AMI Nebrdskl streets, $3.50;
three lots near COlusa rect and electric
road. Abbey Home stead, $500; 25xl00, Pros
pect Heights, Oakland.
AUCTION SALES.
The lot on East street. between Wash
ington and jackson, adjoining Chandler 5
tooiJ oAus 10 bu IllC CdldiOEuG VI v Uu
d Co.'S auction for Thursday Of this week.
Seldom it is that property in such l0ca-
.tion, facing the water front and the ship
ping, is on the market or under the hammer,
hence active competition among buyers Is
looked for
The two lots, each 25x119, running
through to Commercial street, with store
1lo and III Clay street, renting for $500 per
month, will also be offered to the highest
bidder. In addition to these two pieces Of
valuable property. the catalogue of Won
Rhein IL Co. includes holding on Fulton
street, renting for S135, q lots in Rich
mond, a number of improved and unim-
proved pieces on Shipley, Washington, Sac
ramentO, Baker, Grove, TWenty-seVenth
and Chenery streets.
The same firm has under consideration
plans for remodeling the Stevenson block,
on The southwest corner of California and
Montgomery street. The improvements
will include one Of the most modern make
OF passenger aud freight elevators 10 be had
In the market.
THE HAYwARDs AUCTION.
The auction sails of the Knox orchard at
Hawyards, held on the ground by NJ. j.
Laymance u Co. of Oakland on the 4th
inst, proved great success, the orchard
being tErOnged by visitors and purchasers,
aud large proportion of the property being
sold at good prices. A noticeable feature
was the presence of many shrewd specula-
tors from Oakland and San Francisco, who
purchased freely.
The following is a record of the sales that
were made at the auction during the after
nOOn
Block A-Lot IL, NJ. Kerwin, 1926; lot II. A.
NJ, $3.50; LOT IS, Mr.. Belt, $3.50; lot IA, Mrs
Livingston L., S295 lot TO- n KerTi@ EIoct 500
os Lot g. s. Nj Mis-, AeaMisi AiIsou SSsS sS7o bi0fS f6t
Mrs Mr. AlsOo, s226; lot .. Mrs. Allison. $225;
O. 8. Inf
lot 3, Mr.. 6. Earl, S17O; lot L. MIR. &. Earl,
$40; lot o. Mr. 6; Earl $40; lot 8, MI G.
G-LCt l, Mr.. John Mitchell. $3.50; lot 2.
Mr. John Mitchell, S2I5; lot 3. Mr.. John
Mitchell: S215i lot 4, Mr.. A. Alexander 1925;
$3.50; lol Z. MI A. NJ. Belt, S235; lot 8, Mr. K
NJ. Belt. S235; lot ., Mr. A. NJ. Belt. $685. lot
10. Mr: A. N. Belt, $235; lot II. Mrs. Williams,
Canton, $3.50; lot IA, W. W. Camron $270; lot
10, p. Kolb, $3.50; lot 16, Mrs. Blake. Alyerson.
$3.50; lot II, Mrs. Blake AlvefSOn, $3.50; lot
is. Mr. Peralta, $780, lot 19, Mr.. Peralta,, $3.50;
1910. Block li-Lo 9 I. Livingston, 5000;
lot TO- Mr.. Livingston, $500; lot II. Mr. W.
Block K-Lot l, G. Earl. $3.50; lot 2. e. E ri,
4; tOo%os, osslo; Iot ., a. a. cqomO:'
A. Walker $500; lot 8, w. w Cameron. $3.50:
lot O. g. Earl, $50; lot 10. Barry n. HilIaTd,
$500. Block l. Lot l. Mrs. Halney, $500; lot 2,
MIS-. Williams $3.50; lot 3, Mrs Williams,
$240; lot 4. Mr.. Thatcher, $685. lot g. Mr..
Thatcher, S37oi lot 6, MI Bowen, S315; lot z,
Mr.. Bowen, $3o7 90, lot 8, Mr.. Bowen, S40o;
lot ., Mrs: Hainey S245. Block Mot /, J.
lot 3. F. KoII $3.50; lot 4 d. Luce. $3.50; lot s.
j.. Luce, S410 lot 6, ). G. Bauschid S265; lot
z. j. G.. HauschlId, S2G5; lot 8, w. b. EastOn,
81 GO; lot 8, NJ. Slivera. $4OO; lot 10. p Kolb,
sl4O0: lot II. w. w. Camron $40; lot II, W.
w. Cannon. 500; lOt 19, 4. Silva, $500; lot 4,
+. Silva, $500; lot o. G. Grndell. s246; lot 16,
G. Grindell, S245; lot II, Il. GrindeIl $3.50; lot
1S. }. E. Geary, $500; lot 49, Mr.. A. Johnston,
$3l5. Total, S23,057 90.
OAKLAND AND ALAMEDA.
Z. A. Heron of Oakland reports sales In
the Linda Vista Terrace OF over $4,000
since putting on market last year-a splen-
did showing. Many new houses have been
and are being built. and as there is a $4,000
restriction the brilliant future OF the terrace
is assured.
NH. Z. Moreal, the live real-estate dealer
OF Alameda, reports that survey Is being
made of the land opposite Sherman street,
on The bay shore, for the purpose of having
IL condemned for street purposes, opening
up his Bay Side Tract.
In this column of last week the substan-
tlal business report of the Alameda firm Of
Marcuse Il Remmel was by inadyerIence
credited to them in Oakland.
BUILDING NOTES.
Architect 4. j. Welsh has let the contract
for the plumbing and gasftting OF Mrs M.
S. Brady's residence at Grove and Fillmore
streets TO Shook & Son.
+. A. Hermann, the architect has
awarded three Of the sub-cOntracts for the
Sll.000 residence he is constructing for DR..
Alexander Warner at Franklin and Vallejo
streets. White Bros. will do the carpenter
ing for S727O, w. Ii. Beck the painting for
S564, and Carl Griese the concrete work for
S5S1.
White Bros. will do the carpentering on
Mrs. Esther Greenburg's $4,000 residence
at Pacific and Fillmore streets for $1,000.
The plumbing contract has gone to Iekel-
heimer for $1,000. NJ. j. Lyons is the archi-
tect.