The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-22


Market to Eddy streets, east OF Masou. $4,000
proximate1 w 10000
Market street, south side, between Fifth
and Sixth, Emma Spreckels. ....,.... 225,0O0
Building on the same. ............... 200,OU0
and Sixth, from Mrs Donohoe 49,. 100000
Gate avenue gore Bourne property $4,000
dence ......................... 10000
Residence on Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Total. So, o6o, 900
Mr. Spreckels has been instrumental in
some OF the largest enterprises inaugurated
recently, notably the San Joaquin Valley
Railroad, the subscription list of which he
headed with $500, 900. This and the re-
sponsive following caused quickening of
business. and W i'll be the means ultimately
to a great advancement of the City and
State.
Investments of such magnitude by
capitalist who has acquired his wealth by
good business management should be the
greatest inducement to men OF moderate
means to make investments Immediately
within or near the City of San Francisco.
The principal loans of the week were
made by the Hibernia Savings and Loan
Society at 81 per cent as follows: $4,000
for one year on the property As :6x90 feet on
the northwest line of Mission street, 275
feet southwest of Fourth; $50, 900 for one
y
southeast corner of Eddy street and Van
Ness avenue: $4,000 for one year on the
property 50xS0 feet on the southeast line
of Mission street, rs feet northwest of
Sixth; and $14, 600 for one year on the prop
erty 79x115 feet on the east line of Capp
street, So feet west of Twenty-fourth.
Other loans were. BY Edmund HI. knight,
So, $50 at 6 per cent on an irregular shaped
lot on the southeast corner of Green and
Webster streets; by Antoine Borel, $50, 500
for one year at 8 per cent on the property
20x4S feet on the west line of Morse street,
40 feet south OF Pine; and by the Hum
bold Savings and Loan Society, $40 900 at
per cent on the irregular shaped lot in
the 100-vara block $685. on the southeast
line of Market street. 225 feet northeast of
Seventh.
The largest release was from c. M. Plum,
George Schonewald and Edwin B. Master,
surviving trustees of the James Lick trust,
to the California Academy of Sciences for
$3.50 600, on the 10O-vara block No. 81, on
the southeast line of Market street, 1876
feet southwest of Fourth, southeast 1876
feet, ETC. Other notable releases were: By
the Hibernia Savings and Loan Society,
$12,775, on the property 66x124: % feet, on
the west line of Van Ness avenue, 66 feet
north of Pacific avenue; by w. A. Bahr,
Wiebki Strueven and Robert Bergfeld to
Mission Turn Verein, of $4,000, on the
southwest corner of Eighteenth and
Lapidge streets, and property on the west
line of Lapidge street. AIS feet north of
Nineteenth; by the Pacific Loan Associa-
ton, $4,000, on the property 27x100, on
the north line of Bush street, 81 feet
west of Webster and by the Security Saw
ings Bank, $4,000, on the property COX
127:8L feet, on the south line of Pacific
avenue, 40 feet east of Buchanan street.
BUILDING CONTRACTS.
The following building contracts were re.
corded during the week ending July 20:
Edward Niehaus, owner, with ]. Wagner,
contractor; architect, Byran ]. Clinch; excava-
ton, concrete and cement work and brick
of Brannan street, 175 feet east of Fifth, east
100 by north 100 feet; cost $500.
Mary McDevit (wife OF Peter), owner, with
w. W. Rednall, contractor and architect all
work for two-story, two-fat frame building
with basement on north line of Twenty-third
street, 40 feet west of Noe, west 25 by north
Peter McDevit, owner, with w. w. Rednall, |
contractor and architect, all work for a one |
story and basement frame building on north |
line of Twenty-third street west OF Noe, west |
% by north Ia feet; total 500.
Bessie J. Hetzer, owner, with Henry Jacks, |
contractor; architects, Hermann & Swain; all |
work for a one-story and basement frame cot |
tage on east side of Bryant avenue 235 feet |
north of TweDty-second, north % by east 100 |
feet; total 1882 %.
Z. Probert, owner, with Gardner & Boydon, |
contractors; architects, Pisss g. Moore; car
penter, iron and galvanized iron work, mill |
work, etc. for frame building on northeast
corner Steiner and Grove streets, north 1877 II I
by east l25 feet; total, $5621.
Same with S. Ickelheimer & Bro, contractors; |
architects same; plumbing and gas-titting for |
same on same; total, $1l37.
Emile Heller, owner, with j. S. Mackey, |
contractor; architects, Wright & Sanders; all |
work for repairs on north line of Turk street, |
1877 6 west of Leayenworth, 314, 316. 31S, $780, /
322.and 324 Turk street; total, $3.50.
Andrew Norm, owner, with Robert frost |
contractor; architects, Hermann & Swain; ali |
work for one story and basement frame |
structure on west line of Diamond street, rs |
feet south of Seventeenth, south 24:S by west |
125 feet; total, $3.50.
Henrietta Worsdale with Marcuse e. Remmel, |
to build on the south line of Seventeenth ave-
nue., $50 west of Railroad, west rs by south |
100, al work n on on ues frame; $l475
crete work, etc. $500
Same with NJ. MCGOWAN, brick, stone and |
terra Gotta work; $99S9.
Same with J. H. Mckay, iron, carpenter and
plastering work, etc. $40, 100.
same with IL. Williamson, plumbing work,
ETC.; $2612.
Same with W. T. Beck, painting. polishing,
All on lot on the north line of McAllister
street 70 west OF Hyde, west97 Is, north 127 IS,
west 80, north 10, east 1875, south 1875;
two-story brick building.
6. Capurlo with A. Norton, to erect three
story building on the north line of Montgom-
cry avenue, 11S:11 east of Green street; $6415.
q. kouAuCls w LII JOilH hHSdly, W cTeCt n tWU-
story building on the north line of Moss street,
225 southwest of Howard; $2475.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The complaint is general that lots on
Pacific Heights have so runup even during
the long depression of prices elsewhere
that people of moderate means could no
longer buy in that section. Owing to this.
the news will be interesting that Thomas
Magee q Sons have had placed in their
hands for sale, at what may be termed very
reasonable prices, ten fifty varas, lying be-
tween Fillmore and Pierce and Broadway
and Green streets. The lots on the south
side of Broadway, between Fillmore and
Pierce have been graded at 500 to SIPS
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