The morning call., 1892-06-20
REAL ESTATE REVIEW.
No Marked Change in the Volume
Of Business Transacted.
Trading in Cheap Properties the Feature OIL
the Week-Stir in Building Circles.
To-Norrow's Auction.

Inc past week developed no new features
in the real estate market Of the city. Trad
ing was fairly active for the midsummer
season. though 1t was confined almost ex-
clusiyely to cheap properties.
The outlook for the present week is
neither better nor worse than it has been at
any time since the summer began. Several
important sales that lave been pending for
some time will likely be consummated
within the next few days and add very
much to the volume Of business of the
month.
AGENTS SALES.
The following recent sales have been re-
ported by the agents:
O'Farrell & Lang-Howard, east of Third,
lot 20x70. with frame Improvements, for
$500; lot 25xS0, north line of Tehama, east
OF Fourth. with frame cottage, $500; Staa-
ley place. near Bryant. lot 25x9O, improved,
for $1,000; lot 25X100 on Hawthorne, south
of Folsom, with improvements, for $4,000;
house and lot on Natoma, west of Eighth.
lot 25xS0, for $4,000; lot 25x137 Is on Oak, near
Pierce, for $780,
McAfee. Baldwin & Hammond-26 :6xl00,
northeast corner of Dolores and Thirteth,
for $1,000; lot III: 6x600, Irregular in shape.
corner ID and Forty-second avenue. for
$1,000; three story three-tlat frame on WeD-
lot, AZ :l0x117:10 west side Maple, between
Washington and jackson, for $4,000; lot %
by GO, with improvements, south side of
Clay, 81 IS east of Jones, for S5000 and lot
80 ;6x6O. west side Taylor, south OF Geary.
with an l. 24;6x6O on Clay, and improve
ments, for $500.
Troy & MeNally-2O Everett street, lot
25xo0 and improvements; IL lots, outside
lands, block 1901, for $1,000; lot south side
OF AlVaradO street. 100 feet east OF Castro,
25X1l4; cottage and lot 25x114, north line of
Twenty-ffth street, 200 feet east of Noe,
$3.50; 100 acres with improvements in Lake
County, two and half miles from Lake
port.
Sol. Getz & Bro.-32 :6xl0O on the south
east corner OF j street and Twenty-frst
avenue, for $1,000; 25x120 on the east line of
Twenty-third avenue. IT'S feet north Of l.
street. for $500; 25X120 on the east line of
Twelfth avenue, $50 feet north Of A street,
for $500; 50xi20 on the west line of Twenty
seventh avenue, 80 feet north OF l. street,
for $500; 80 6xl00 on southeast corner or
Twenty-third avenue AMI X street, for
$3.50; 50x100 on the south line of X street,
. g teet west Of Twenty-ninth avenue, for
$3.50.
George d. Shadburn Jr.. lot 25x114, Noe
street, between Twenty-sxth and Twenty
seventh, for $3.50; 25X90, south line of
Twenty-ninth. between Ellen and Doug lass,
for $500, and traded so acres in Kern
y
County. $4,000.
TIE Carnall- Hopkins Company have sold
40 acres of improved land in Santa Clara
County, near San Jose, 10 English capital
lists for $4,000.
George II. Fairbrother, the manager of
the country land department Of the same
trm, left for Kansas City last Friday to close
the exchange Of property in that city for
one OF the largest ranches in California.
The Carnall-HOpkins Company predict that
this transaction will be the first of num-
Der OF similar exchanges involving large
capital.
AUCTION SALES.
Easton, EldIidge & CO. will conduct an
unusually interesting sale of city real es-
tate in their auction rooms on Market street
tomorrow. The catalogue comprises the
following offerings: Northeast corner OF
Market and Castro streets, "a e on the for
meT, 1855 on the latter aud 90 deep; 90
Yara, Northeast corner Of Washington and
Laurel streets, lot 55X132 IS; south line Of
Pacific avenue, 165 west Of Broderick; two
new houses on the north line of Green
street, 155 Il west of Laguna; two lots, each
p :6x112:6, on the west line of Pierce street,
40 south of Vallejo; residence on southwest
corner OF Clay and Lyon streets. lot 35XS7:6 :;
lot q 6X105, on the west line OF Frederick
street, 100 south of Pacific; lot 25X14S. on
south line Of Waller street, 155 east of Ma
sonic avenue, and two Mission cottages.
EDWARDS CRITERION.
The June number of this useful publiea-
tiOn, in addition 10 its regular real estate
matter. contains some pretty sharp crit-
cisms of the men connected with the Mon
Afghan Subdivision" and other real estate
schemes in and around San Francisco
THE ELMHURsT TRACT.
VI. j. Laymance 81 Co., the real estate
men OF Oakland, have lately put on the mar
ket tract that is attracting much atten-
ton. This is the Elmhurst, situated about
two and a half miles east Of FIuitvale, on
the line OF the Southern Pacific, which in
tends to establish hourly trains within a
short time, thus affording as great accessi-
blity to Oakland and San Francisco as any
suburb of these cities. The terms OF 81
down and 81 a week are offered
BUILDING NEWS.
Percy & Hamilton. the architects, ara pre-
pairing plans for Presbyterian church at
San Rafael. which is to cost between S40,-
600 and $4,000, and also plans for Masonic
Temple in that town. The same firm also
has considerable work under way for new
buildings at Winters.
Architect Samuel Newsom has let a
$1,000 contract for alterations on Anna d.
Miners residence, 2025 California street. TO
a. Jackson.
Architect c. l. Ravens has let the con-
tract for building two additional class
rooms 10 Moulder Grammar school, Rose
avenue and Cough street. to Contractor
Blake for S3l97
Architects Wood and Lowell have COM
pleted the plans for the Hotel Renaissance
at Stockton, which is to cost $50, 900. Work
will soon be started. White marble and
buff brick and terra-cOtta will be used
mainly In the exterior construction.
Extensive interior Improvements will
soon be made to the Stevenson block. at