The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-08

etc. cost, $1,000.
Hannah Maurer, owner with NJ. J. Savage,
contractor; architect, Edward J. Vogel; All
work on a three-story frame building on the
southwest corner of OctaVia and OFarreu
streets; cost, $9140.
Thomas ]. Campbell, owner, with James NC
Conahey, contractor; architect, j. b. Camp
bell; all work on two-iat and attic house on
the south line of McAllister street, 12l:1O12
west of Baker; cost, 5000.
Isaiah Leslie, owner, with c. Z. Holmgren
ana L. Westerlund, contractors; architect,
none; carpenter work, brick work, thinning and
painting etc, for one-story frame building
on the west line OF Vermont street, 10 1eet
south of Nevada; cost, $1,000.
Frank 10th, owner, with Charles Erlksen,
contractor; plans by contractor; all work for
alterations and additions at 10 Beaver street;
cost, $1,000.
Henry Miller, etc, owner, with Quincy Re-
migrating Company, contractors; architects
none; all work on cold storage plant on lou 8,
block %, Butchers reservation; cost, So, COO.
Y. Podesta, owner. with g. Massoletu, con-
tractor; architects, Townsend Wyneken; all
work on three-story frame and basement
front and a three-story and basement frame
rear on west line of Stockton street, 92:o north
of Filbert; cost, $500.
A. ]. Garibaldi, owner, with James Mclean,
contractor; architect, Emile sDeplerre; entire
work, except plumbing and gas-titting, Tor SIX
complete dwellings; two three-story buildings,
containing six flats, east line OF Mason street,
81 IS north OF Green; cost, $3.50;
Marie L. Rencurel, owner, with F. w. Kernl
work for alterations and additions on frame
dwelling-house on northeast corner OF Four
tenth and Howard streets; cost, $6350.
Miss Emma Spreckels, by attorney, owner
with W, s. Brown & Co contractors; archi-
tects, Reid Brothers; marble required In en-
casing the walls and ceiling and such minor
parts as mentioned in specifications Tor build
ing now in course OF erection on the South
side of Market street, between Fifth and Sixth;
cost, $4,000. Same with Bay City Iron works,
con tractors, all cast iron casing Tor steel
r.lnfn for
two columns, Stevenson-street front. and
molding at line OF glrder over SAID 'front.';
William j. Patterson with Cushing Wetmore
Company, contractors; architects, Martin q
Coffey; grading, brick work, concrete and artl-
fetal stone work for one-story and basement
frame building on south line OF Liberty, 2oZ %
west of Guerrero: cost, S695. Same with
Henry Behrens, contractor, for carpenter, mill
and stair work, timing, lathlng, etc.; COST
$2444.
Mary F. and George F. Kelley, owners, with
Wheeler & Perry, contractors; plans by own
erS; excavation, brick and carpenter work,
glazing, plastering, speaking-tubes and electric
bell work and painting for q three-story frame
building (1ats) on the north line OF Fell, ITO
west of Cough; cost, $4,000.
Hall Association Native Sons of the Golden
West, owner, with Allen d Looney, contractors;
architect, A C. Lutgens; plumbing, gasftting,
etc, for Native Sons Hall; cost, $2790.
James Kelley and wife, owners, with Bren-
nan Brothers, contractors; architects, Nc
Dougall & Son: all work on building on lots
and 6, block A, Park Lane tract, east line OF
Hattie, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets; cost, $40.
j. W. Tamm with Andrew Johnson, to erect
three-story building on the southeast corner Of
DevisadeTo and Folsom streets; 1929.
Heyman Bros. & Co. with Constable & Ham
ilton, TO make alterations and additions on the
Winchester House at A Third street; $4150.
Charles A. Zinkand with Fink e. SCHNEIDER,
to erect family resort on Market street, between
Fifth and Sixth: S11 $50.
D. Jordan, contractor, with Frank A. Hall,
sub-contractor, to erect two passenger and two
freight elevators in building on southwest cor.
ner Of California and Jones streets; $1,000.
D. Jordan, contractor, with Wagner Architec-
tural Iron Works, ornamental iron work on
same; $4450.
The contracts have been let by James NJ.
Macdonough and Mrs. NJ. Agar, the latter
of New York city. for the erection of two
story brick and iron building on the north
east corner of Suffer and Grant avenue, to
cost SAC, 600. The brick walls will be
covered with plaster in imitation of adobe,
and the building will be finished with
roof of red tiles. The conception is taken
from one of the little palaces OF Verona,
and the undesirable Italian charm will
characterize everything. A. Page Brown
is the architect.
Leroy & Co., architects, announce ex-
tensive alterations and improvements in
the old Bijou Theater building on Market
street, and that it viii be opened about
May 1 as the Casino. 1t viii have the
regular arrangement of theater, and the
proposition is to furnish frst-class enter
tainments.
O'Farrel & Co. have added materially to
their force in securing the services of H.
E. Coffey, formerly manager of the real
estate department of Easton, Eldridge 81
Co., and c. V. Hughes, formerly manager
of the HOUSEKEEPING department of the
same firm. Both these gentlemen have
had years OF experience in matters per-
tanning to real estate transactions and the
renting and collection business.
The eighth annual meeting of the share
holders of the Italian-Swiss Mutual Loan
Association will be held at the office of the
corporation, 524 Montgomery street, on
Wednesday, April TO-
AT the last quarterly meeting of the di-
rectors of the San Francisco and Oakland
Mutual Loan Association Secretary A.
Sbarboro reported the book value of the
different series to be as follows: