The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-06
REAL ESTATE MARKET.
Sales Fairly ActiTe-GOOd Pros
poets Ahead.
Last Weeks Transfers-Approachir Auctions.
Busy Architects New Build
ings Going Up.

The real estate market was fairly active
for the first week Of June. The indications
are that trading will be as brisk this month
as it generally is during the summer season.
II is not TO be expected that any large
amount Of business will be transacted be-
fore the fan trading opens up, still it is pre-
dicted that the summer months viii show
q good record OF sales. with the Teal-estate
firms keeping their business well in hand
and their lists Of offerings before the public.
AUCTION SALES.
Two ales Of property by auction are an
nouDeed to take place this and the following
week.
Tomorrow at noon Easton. Eldridge &
Co. will offer the following list Of choice
properties 10 their saIesroUms on Market
street: Golden GATE PARK residence, Meal
lsteT-stTeet TesIde3ct, Western Addition
improved corner. Preside Heights resi-
dence lot, North Point property, Pacific
Heights residence lots South SIN Francisco
improved property, Mission improved prop
cTty, Preside Reservation residence lots,
Richmond district residence lots and Spring
Valley Homestead lots.
Among the attractive features Of Won
RAein & Co.'S auction on Thursday, the
10TH, are the following pieces; Lot 81 feet
front on East street, between Washington
AID jackson, with Improvements, consist
Ing Of two stores and lodging rooms, rent
ing for about 500 per month. Such prop
eTty facing the water front and the ferries
is not often brought under the hammer
Scarcely less important are two lots on
Clay street, between DTumm and DAYS., rum
ming through TO Commercial, each 25xll9
feel and each with q prick store renting
Tor $500 per month. Another interests ng
item Of the catalogue is property on Ful-
Nrfn NHrerr Fn,-
SII5. IN addition to these the list contains
properties on Sacramento street. near Hyde :;
Shipley, near Ninth; INenty-SeYentb, near
Sanchez; First avenue, near Point LObOs :;
Grove, near Lyon; corner Washington ana
BAKER; new home near Ocean View sta
ton; Chenery and Palmer streets, on the
electric road; Treat avenue, near twenty
fourth street; Arlington street, in Fair
mount Tract. near electric road, ana p lots
in Richmond, including two corners In
Jhe block bounded by a and B streets and
Thrty-fOuTth and Thirty-tifth avenues.
AGENTS SALES
Sol Getz & Brother Of IS Post street re-
port the following sales for the week: COX
40 on the west line Of Twentieth avenue,
200 feet mort Of & street, for $500; 7jX120
On the west line OF Thenty-third avenue,
I75 feet south Of Lake street, for $500; BOX
30 on the west line of Twenty-second ave-
nue., 100 feet north Of / street, for $500; 25X
lLU on L1e west lllb u i WtlLbtl dftuufs
125 feet south Of j street, Tor 500, 5UX120
on the south line Of 4 street, % IS feet east
Of Thirtieth avenue, for S400; J0X120 on the
east line If Twenty-thiTd avenue, 100 feet
north Of L street, for 5000; 25X120 on the
south line Of o street, 81 Is feet west Of
Twelfth avenue, for 500.
George d. ShRdbuTne JT. reports the sale
Of four lots in SchO0lhouse Homestead,
San Muteo County three lots, Abbey Home
stead, $500; 45xl05 on east side Of Castro
street. between Twenty-thiTd aud Alya-
TadO, $500
NOTES.
Rivers Bros & Long will open a real
estate Office at - Montgomery street on the
1st OF July.
BUILDING NEWS.
James McConahey has taken the contract
20 erect a S2100 cottage for Mrs. A. A.
Whelan on York street. near Twenty-thiTd.
Joseph Falkenhaa is the architect.
Architects Percy IL Hamilton are Drepar-
Ing plans for $1,000 Masonic hall at San
Rafael
Captain Zwierlein is the architect and
contractor iOT three story frame fat
building for \. X. Masten at South Park
and Second street Tue cost is $500.
William Campbell has secured the con-
tract for three-story frame structure on
Market street, near Seventeenth. The
owner Is George Monroe aud the architect
George H. Kerr. The structure is 10 cost
$3.50
j. r. Mclean, architect and contractor,
will erect two twO-stOTy frame houses for
Mrs II. A. Mclean on Okarrel street
near Fillmore. The cost is $4,000.
Childs 81 Chatham will erect a three
story building for Washington NevIn on
Powell street, near Sacramento. to cost
5000 The plumbing and timing contract
has not been let.
Darby. Lavdon & Co. have secured the
contract for the building Of IN 5000 piled
foundation for three-story and basement
warehouse on Steuart street, north Of Mis-
sion. re carpenter, mill. glazing and
paintir z "a cast and wrought on work,
has been let 10 Thomas Day for S10,3l0
The concrete work has been let to RansoIne
& Gushing for S14,775. The architect IS ID.
+. Melllss.
w. II. Rnes has taken the contract for a
building on Seventeenth avenue, near Rlil-
road avenue, the cost Of which IS $3.50.
Frederick Schumacher is the owner and j..
X. Rlnes the architect.
The carpenter work, excayating, plumb