The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-11
l2O, with six-room cottage, on Shotwen street,
near Twentieth, $3.50.

100 with six-room cottage, on Shotwell street,
near Twentieth, $3.50.
Last week Jacob Heyman sold another
lot and cottage on the Heyman tract on
the installment plan. He is meeting with
better success now that he has an indie
pendent and ample water supply for his
property.
Thomas Magee & Sons announce that
the Rancho Real de Los Aguilas will be
sold at auction at Hollister, San Benito
County, on Tuesday, November 10. This
ranch, which is situated near the town of
HOLSTER. comprises 1850 acres.
Bovee, Toy & Co., report the sale of a
number of small tracts from the Mcmahon
ranch, representing an outlay of $4,000.
This ranch is one Of the largest bodies of
country land OH the market, and is adapted
TO the successful growth OF almost every
variety of fruit, vegetable or cereal pro-
duced in California.
At the annual meeting of the share
holders of the San Francisco Mutual Loan
Association last Thursday night Secretary
Sbarboro presented his thirteenth annual
report. 1t was shcen that during the ex-
istence of the ASSOCIATION 511 of its men,
berS have been assisted to procure homes
for their families aggregating $Sl34 57 81,
and that over one-half of these mem bers
have already freed their homes from mort
gage by having paid $459, 522 IA, thus leav-
amounting to 1858. 935 10.
Three series of stock have already ma
tured in this association to the full value
of $500 per share and the Withdrawing
members who have paid 1857 ,S04 have re-
ceiyed in addition earnings amounting to
$137, 5S1 IS, making total paid to with
drawalS of $505, 1856 65. All these with
drawal members have received interest
upon their investments varying from to
u per cent per annum. During the past
year over 100000 has been paid off for
matured stock and surrendered shares.
Sol Getz and Bro. Croker building, made
the following sales: 25Xl20, on the east line
OF Fourth avenue. US feet north of Point Lo-
Dos avenue, for $1,000; 25X137 IS, on the north
line OF Golden Gate avenue, 6S g feet west of
Pierce street, for $4,000; 25x125, on the north
line OF Clay street, 1853 feet west OF Cherry, for
$1,000; 25X12O, on the west line of Eighth ave-
nue., 10 feet south OF II street, for $1,000;
5Ox120, on the east line of Tenth avenue $50
feet south OF street, for 5000 50Xl00, on the
north line OF California street. 81 IS feet east Of
Twenty-fourth avenue, for S1100 and 25X120
on the west line OF Eighth avenue, 200 feet
north OF K street for $3.50.
The fifth annual meeting of the share
holders of the Eureka Building and Loan
Association was held last Wednesday
evening. The report submitted showed
assets amounting to $50, IA 08 and a net
profit for the past year of 5000 80. An
amendment to the bylaws was passed
doing away with the deduction of advance
premium, thus giving the borrower the
advantage of receiving the full amount
loaned. The following were the officers
elected for the ensuing year: a. Andrews,
president; J. E. Miller vice-president
Sol j. Levy, secretary; Daniel Meyer,
treasurer, and ReInstein Il Eisner, at
torneys.
The board of directors of the Pacific
States Savings, Loan and Building Com
pany has authorized the payment to
holders of the shares of stock issued pre-
vious to June 30, 1890, of 80 per cent of the
profits credited to such shares, provided
notice of withdrawal be given before
January 1, 1896 This step is taken to
prevent larger accumulation OF cash in
the hands of the treasurer, which, while
there, earns nothing. The above offer
VIRTUALLY a bonus of Is per cent of the
earnings) enables member to withdraw
with gain of over II per cent per annum
on the investment