The San Francisco call., 1895-11-18

BALDWIN q hammond report 1ue loilo"-
ing sales:
Lot on the northwest corner of Point Lobos
and Twenty-ffth avenue, 30x100, $3.50; lot
on the west line OF Twenty-hfth avenue loO
feet north of Point Lobos avenue. $400; lot on
east line OF Fifteenth avenue, 2o0 ieet nGrth 3 OF
Twenty-second street, 90 feet west OF MIME
sota $500; lot on the west side of Tennessee
street, 341 feet north OF Sierra, 3oxloo, $Ir0o0;
lot on the south side of Clement street, 13O
feet west of Twenty-tfth 42x1OO, $500; lot on
south line of Haight street, IL feet east o.
Masonic avenue 25x137:6, $2250; lot on
north line of Randall street, 20 feet east OF
Whitney, $500; lot on south line OF Clement
street, 55 feet west of Twenty-ffth avenue, 25X
100, 5000; lot on north me o. 91adn MooeIty ,Ct
on south line of Liberty street, 1S2 feet west OF
Guerrero, 1880: twenty-siX lots III block $50
on Tenth and Eleventh ssen1es IN snTaa sna
feet on the corner of Mission street and Ocean
House road, 1850; three lots on Bartlett
street, each 22:6x110. between Twenty-first
and Twenty-second streets, at $3.50 each.
Also the following lots in Castro-street Add1-
ton: Lot So, in block 3, at $3.50; lot u, in
block 4, $3.50: lot 8, in block =, $500; lot 10,
in block 4, $400.
Sales are reported by Won Rhein & Co.,
as follows:
Lot 176x137 IS. on north line of Filbert
street, between kearny and Dupont, with cot
tage, $1,000; lot 25x112:6, on east line of Treat
avenue. north of Twenty-tifth street, with cot
Dupont street, $50 north of Green, with i'm
provements, $500; lot 25x137 6 on south
east corner of Larkin and Rockland streets,
with cottage, $1,000; lot 25X100, on southwest
line of Russ street. $50 east OF Howard $3325;
lot 50x137 IS, on north line of Seventeenth
street, between Guerrero and Dolores, with
China washhouse, $5325 lot 25X115, on north
line OF seventeenth street, 2S5 west of Guer-
zero, $500.
Sales reported from the offices of Shain-
wald, Buckbee & Co. are:
A cottage on Cumberland street. near Dolores,
for $4,000; lot on the east line of Tenth ave-
nue., near CT ement street, 50x120, for $500;
residence i'll san Rafael for $12, 800; cot
tage on York street, near Twenty-frSt, for
$500; lot 45Xl00 on'Van Ness avenue, near
Chestnut street, for $325O; six lots in Rich
mond block 49, on Clement street, Ninth and
Tenth avenues, at prices ranging from 5000 TO
$3.50; Mrs. Gates residence on Pacific ave-
nue., between Pierce and Scott streets, and lot
30x127 :S14, to T. W. MuIford, $17 900, and
the Goodkind residence on the south line of
Sacram ento street to Miss A. NJ. Siebe for
$4,000.
j. H. Young. 1913 Park street, Alameda,
reports the sale of three houses and lots on
Pearl street to Mrs. L. Bahr, Mrs. T.
Mitchell and Mrs. E. Urfer; also the sale
OF the Merchant property on Stanton
street, Alameda.
O. G. May & Co., Berkeley, report the
sale of the house and lot of Wallace Clark
on Vine street to Mary S. Carnall for 5000;
a house and lot on Daley's Scenic Park to
]. A. Kinghorn Jones for $4,000, and lot
| 45x130 at the northwest corner of Fulton
and Durant, the property of the Whitcomb
estate, to ]. NJ. Huddart for $1,000.
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
Easton, Eldridge & Co. have catalogue
| of property prepared for auction on Tues
day, Noyem Der 26.
Shainwald, Buckbee & Co. announce
that they will sell at auction during the
| first week of December a lot IS :Gx70 on the
southeast corner of Haight and Scott
streets, on which are stores and fats, an
| i'm proved piece on the north line of Sacra-
msnto street, Nos. 1716, 1718 and 1920, east
of Van Ness avenue, 1435 and 1437 Pine
street and 36 and 38 Austin street, an i'm
proved Bust-street corner and business lots
on Devisadero street.
By order of the trustees A. J. Rich & Co.
will sell the real and personal property of
| the Shillaber estate, at public auction next
Wednesday, at their salesrooms, 112 Mont
gomery street.
The Rancho Real de Los Aguilas, COM
| prising %, $50 acres, situated in San Benito
County, will be offered at auction to-mor-
| row at Hollister. 1t is leased for three
years at $6675 per annum, payable quar-
| terly in advance.
OUT OF TOWN NOTES.
| A new subdivision of El Cerrito Park
|
shortly be put upon the market by Bald
win & Hammond. All the first SUBJ
division, with the exception of four lots,
| has been sold. The second subdivision is
said to contain some very picturesque
| building sites.
| q Glenn o. Carnall of this City, owner
and sole manager of the Fair Oaks ad-
dition to Stockton, has sold over 500 out
of the 700 lots in the tract during the
| season.
The depot grounds around Burlingame
| station are about TO be elaborately i'm
proved by the Southern Pacific Company.
| W. II. Howard is subdividing tract of
land adjacent to the Burlingame station
| into town and villa lots, with the inten-
ton of offering it for sale within the next
sixty days. Sewers are to be constructed
and water pipes laid, and all of the streets
will be graveled.
Reports from the Orange Blossom Col
ony, near Oakdale, indicate that its pros
poets are very bright. There are about
1000 acres of this tract on the north bank
of the Stanislaus River, surrounded by
hills affording a natural protection from
| winds, frosts and storms, which are des-
tined to rank first among the fruit-growing
sections of California. The mild climate
and rich soil will mature all deciduous
fruits to perfection. The French prune,
| apricots, peaches. pears, cherries and
| oranges are specially adapted to this par
ticular soil and climate Among the we'll
| known gentlemen interested in this prop
erty are: George b. Sperry of the Sperry
Flour Company; Haslacker & Kahn.
bankers at Oakdale; Mendel Esberg of the
| tobacco firm of Esberg, Bachm an & Co.,
]. P. Newmark of Los Angeles and Jacob
Eppinger. The San Francisco agents of
colony are Easton, Eldrldge & Co.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
After 6 P. NJ. Monday, the 25th inst, the
first installment of real and personal taxes
will become delinquent.
The residents of Holly Park and Fair
mount will rejoice to know that the Super
visors have asked for bids for steel bridge,
which is to be constructed across the rail-
road track of the Southern Pacific COM
pany at the intersection of Charles and
French streets.
The Market-street Railway Company in
tends to extend the Mission electric street.
car system from its terminus, at China
avenue, to the new racetrack, distance
of two miles. Work will commence imme-
diately, and, as there are few grades to be
overcome, speedy completion is looked
for.
By April 1 of next year Van Ness ave-
nue., from Union to Bay streets, will be