The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-16
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braska avenue, 80 feet north of Cortland ave-
nue., 1925; cottage, 2421 Harrison street, and
lot, 25x100, $2400; two lots on Eureka street,
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth, $1,000
each; lot 25xl37 IS, on the north line OF Nc
Allister street, 1877 IS west of Scott, $4100
Sales by A. NJ. Speck & Co. were re-
ported as follows:
Catherine Laherty to John Scheidemann,
two flats on the southwest corner of Fillmore
street and Laussatt avenue, 24x60; Daniel
Leary to John Scheidemann, two flats on the
south line of Minna street between Tenth and
Eleventh, 26x8O; the Western Building and
Loan Association to Philippine Collier, two
lots on the south line of Elizabeth street, near
Castro, 25x114; Lena S. Amundsen to Jorgen
Jorgensen, cottage on the west line OF Shot
well street, between Twenty-fiIst and Twenty
second, 30x122: IS; Henry F. and Mary Price to
Adolph Hitler, two-story frame house on the
south line OF Chestnut street, near Stockton,
% :6x55.
Welcker, owner of the Terminal Tract on
the Stockton water front, sold fourteen lots
on his last trip to Stockton with party of
San Francisco business men.
Tomorrow at noon an auction sale will
take place at the salesrooms of Easton,
Eldridge & Co. Among the residence and
business properties to be presented are the
following:
Lot on northwest corner Laguna and Green
OF cable-cars; lot on southeast corner Harrison
street and Vassar place, between Second and
Third streets, 55x100; Pacific Heights resi-
dence lot, on north line of Vallejo street, 20
feet west of Cough, lot 30x120; west line of
E'gin Park (No. 36), 139 feet north of Ridley
street, between Valencia and Guerrero; house
of rooms and bath, lot 25X75 or 44x75; north
line of Eighteenth street. S5 feet east of Noe,
lot 25x100 and almost new building; north
line of Twenty-ninth street, ISL feet east of
Dolores, house of IL rooms and lot 54x114;
n hyyp n ppt N m h
east of Fourth, tw story and basement dwell
ing of Is rooms, lot 25xS0; east lire of Lyon
street, 55 feet north of FilbeIt, residence lot
2712x11212, fine view OF Presidio and bay.
Under the auspices of William ]. Dingee
and the Lamance Real Estate and Invest
ment Company of Oakland, the well-known
boulevard tract of that city will be offered
in subdivisions at auction on the grounds,
Saturday, September %, at 2 o'clock. This
property faces on Lake Merritt and the
boulevard just completed at cost of
$4,000. Sidewalks and sewers have been
laid under the supervision of the best en-
gineers. The tract lies on a beautiful
slope toward the lake. commanding mag
nificent view of Oakland's natural water
park and the panoramic landscape of the
Piedmont district.
The California Building-Lean Associa-
ton of Alameda, with business office at
room s, floor g. Mills building San Fran
cisco, Charles E. Naylor, secretary, is out
with its first semi-annual statement AL
though seven and a half years old, this
excellent association has heretofore only
issued annual reports and series of shares.
Under the new rule new series will
be issued each six months and semi
annual statements will show the prog
ress and condition of the association
so that the shareholders may be in closer
touch with their business. The Califor-
MID hos oil rxyoyr fhn cfo IN
ment just issued shows that the assets are
all in excellent condition. Profits are
apportioned upon the amounts invested
by each shareholder Tin the shape of dues
on his shares) calculated upon the simple
interest basis, the apportionment to date
for the entire life of the association being
made at the rate of Ii per cent, and giving
the following share values: First series,
800 paid in, value $133 81; second series,
$78 paid, value $110 So; third series, paid
$66, value 500 So; fourth series, paid $54,
value 500 79; fifth series, $4z paid, value
$51 55; sixth series, $50 paid, value 1874 81;
seventh series, SIS paid value $40 rs;
eighth series, $6 paid, value Sc IS. There
are now loans to members on first
$50, while new loans amounting to
$4,000 have already been made in the new
series issued this month.
Just about now it would seem that there
is a grand opportunity for capital to be
hoated on the tide of improvement, that
would eventually return large profits to
the owner when the channels of trade
show greater activity than has prevailed
during the past few months. There is
abundant room for improvement in this
City, and there is everything to encourage
action in the premises.
Materials of all kinds are notably cheap
and buyers have every advantage in max
ing purchases. The labor market is more
than we'll stocked with skilled mechanics
and workingmen, while. the schedule of
wages is not restrictive one. In the pur-
chase OF land, whether on which to build