The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-01
REAL ESTATE REVIEW.
Last Months improvement Elk.
pected TO Continue.
Fair Business Last Week-A Big Auction
Set for To-morrow-Actiyity in the
Building Line.

was 4Ol. of the total value OF S1,74OO 900 in
round figures.
The outlook for the present month is more
encouraging. A better business than the
CITY has known in several months is looked
for by many. while nearly ali the real-estate
men anticipate very decided improve
ment upon the July business.
AGENTS SALES.
The following sales have been reported
by the agents:
Easton, E!dridge. 81 Co.-Lot25x &c, north
line Of Page, east of Baker, $500; lot and
improvements on Georgia, near Sierra, 80 by
100, store and fiat, $500; lot and flyer Dom
cottage on Hampshire. near Twenty second,
$500; lot and i'm prOvements on south line
Of Twenty-third, east of Church, 25x49. two
story house, $1,000; FIVE lots in City Land
Association, $50 each; lot on south line of
Washington, east Of Cherry. 35x11i, S240O;
lot 25x1i0. south line Of Precita, east OF
Mission, with slx-room house, Si975: lot %
by los, north line OF Clay, east of Baker,
$500; lot 75x1ST:6, south line of Oak, east
IF Stanyan. $4,000; lot on east line of Har-
rsOn, south OF Iwenty-fourtb, 26xl00, $1,000;
lot and improvements on south line of Cali
f0rnia. west Of Dupont, 81 6x6S, S5250 lot
on California avenue, near FrecIta, 30Xl50,
e425; two lots on north line OF Day, west OF
Noe each 25x114, for S425 apiece
provemeats. 50xlI9:3, north side of Sacra-
mento street. between Drumm and East,
5000; house and lot. 55xl20, south side of
Union, , feet east of Broadway, SIT, 500;
house and lot. % :6x127, north lice of Wash
ingtOn, west of Fillmore, $1,000; house and
loI, 27x127, south side Pacif avenue, be-
tween Scott and DevlSadero, $4,000: two
lots in PresiGiO Heights. south line of WASH
ington, between Walnut and Central ave-
nue., together 50x100. for $500 each; two
D linz X
50xl27 IS. S47O0; residence on Fourth
street, in the Western Addition of San
Rafael, $1,000
l.. Grothw ell 6 Co-Lot north line of Post
street, 40 feet east of Jones, 40x60, Sc, 900.
The purchaser, Mr.. Wolf, Intends improy-
iug the property with fiye-stOry building
costing $4,000. The same firm has sold the
property on the east line Of Fremont street.
So feet north of Harrison. size 52x137 Is, FOR
SO coo Che property has three old houses
on ~; also two 50-varas on the southeast
corner OF Cough and Greenwich for Si7,500
to II. O Curry; large lot on the electric
road, l50Xl00. for 5000: the southwest cor
ner Of Day and Douglass streets. 81 .6xSO,
for $3.50 10 Hannah Il. Dingley; the south
east corner Of Cough and FIlbert streets.
137 :6xl2j. to a Mr.. GOrdan, who intends
erecting several houses in the near future.
MeGarvie * Co.-Lot 80, 25x1I7, in Jones
Addition to Paramount Tract, $3.50; two
lots, 50xl00. south side OF S street, 81 IS west
OF Thirty-third avenue. $500; four lots.
lOOx1gO, on west side of Twenty-fourfh
two lots, 50xl00. on north side of Q street,
107 G leet west Of Twenty-fOurih avenue
5000.
Sol. Getz & Brother of Is Post street made
the following sales this week: 75X100 on
north line OF l. street, 81 Is feet east of
Twenty-eighth avenue, for 5000; 50x120 on
east line Of Twenty-third avenue, 275 feet
north OF Lsstreet, 5000; 81 :6x100 on north
east corner Of Tweniy-eighth avenue and l.
street; 2jXl00 on south line Of Il street, 1926
leet west OF Twenty-seventh avenue, $500.
AUCTION SALE TOMORROW.
Tomorrow at noon EaSton, Eldridge &
CO. will conduct an auction sale of choice
city real estate in their anctlon rooms 6.}S
Market street. The catalogue includes the
following pieces: Two lots. each 25xl0O. on
north line of Page, east OF Fillmore; store
and house on east line of Laguna, south of
Grove. lot 24xS0; store and five rooms on
west line OF Mission, south OF ThiTtieth,
lot S3NlS3:6i cottage ana lot, 25X71 IS, on
south line OF Broadway, west OF hyde; five
lots on south line Of Nineteenth west of
DIulOhd' eaeh Z2X'9; southeast corner OF
b" 1ansafo5hf nHBtngAe9 6Xee iYd 81 YffaInt
son, south Of Twenty-thiTd, lot 26x100;
large, irregular lot on Army and Mission,
fronting also on Serpentine avenue. and two
lots IN University Extension Homestead.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS SUNNY HOMES.
Some IF the most charming sunny homes
offered IN the city Ia many day were adver-
Used IN The CALL yesterday by OFarrell
Il Lang. The firm has placed in the market
i've elegant Easilske residences on Pacific
Heights on the most advantageous terms to
purchasers. These beautiful homes have
just been completed. Each contains 10
rooms and three finished rooms in the attic.
The interiors are eXQuisitely finished in
natural woods. the ceilings are richly fres-
coed the walls are papered and tinted, the
flooring is inlaid and each house contains
speaking tubes and electric bells, tiled yes-
tibule and sinks, salon parlors, reception
ball, etc.
Jacob Heyman Of $50 Market street has
opened a branch Office at 9IS Broadway.
Oakland. for the purpose Of disposing of
the Alvin Tract, near the Elmhurst. which
Mr.. Heyman recently purchased. The
tract consists of 200 lots. and is located on
the line of the Haywards electric road.
Reasonable prices Will be asked for these
lots, payable in monthly installments. Fiji
teen are already reported sold.
Soule q Hoadley, house-bnilders. have
bought three lots on Elizabeth street, In the
Heyman Tract, and will commence the
building Of three two-story houses on the
same during the coming week.
NEW COTTAGES.
Dan Einsiein, the builder, 112 Mont
gomery street, has just completed two at
tractiye cottages in the Mission on perth
side of Twenty second street. between Noe
and Sanchez.
BUILDING NEWS.
Architects Percy & Hamilton are veadyto
receive bids for $4,000 three-story frame
hotel TO b. erected at Twenty-frst and Va
lencia streets for e. G.. Deniston.
The same architects have les the contract
for the Masonic Hall at San Rafael to S. l..
Morehead for $1,000. Morehead does all the
work except the plumbing, which has been
let to Sanderson & jacobson for $3.50.
The same architects are doing some
housem0vng and repairing for Z. q. Dem
iston at Twenty-hrst and Guerrero streets
J. X. Poole will do the housemoving for
500 and David Pierce the brickwork for
S475.
Architects Coxbead & Coxhead have let
the contract for the stonework on the new
Lunng estate building at Market and Cali
fornia streets TO Knowles IL Co. for SI5.5O0.
The same architects have let the terra
Gotta and presSed-brick work on the Oak
land gas works TO Gladding & Mclean.
Bids are open for private residence on
Washington street between Central avenue
and Walnut, to cost about $4,000, for
Henry l.. Van Wrinkle. The architect is
J. II. Liitlefield.
The same architect is preparing plans for
a two-story, attic and basement residence
for III. Il. Stow at FarbestoWr, Butte
County. t0 cost $1,000.
Mr.. Littlefeld Is also preparing plans for
$500 worth OF repairs on the Berkshire
Hotel.
Architects Copeland & Pierce have let
The contracts for a $4,000 residence at the
northeast corner OF Cough and O'Farrell
streets, as follows: Carpentering, o. E.
White plumbing, II. Williamson; painting,
George Smith d Sons. The owner is Is.
Marks. Work has been commenced, the
foundation being well under way.
Architect c. ]. Haven has let the Bartlett
street public school contract TO r. Doyle &
Son for S24,49f.
The same architect Is receiving bids on
an eight-cIass room public school on Pacific
avenue, between Broderick and Baker
streets.
The same architect is preparing plans for