The San Francisco call., 1895-07-15

ioo lSeb SOuIneaSI OF MdThet, Southedol on
feet, southwest 275 feet, north to point
1875 feet southeast of Market and 1876 feet
southwest of Fourth, northeast 195 feet.
BUILDERS CONTRACTS.
The following building contracts were
placed on record during the week:
Mrs. Christine L. Struven, with A. Petry,
plans by owner; all work for q two-story
frame Cour fats) on Jessie street, near
Fourteenth; $500.
Hugh Dimond, With J. W. Smith; architect,
c; J. i. Devlin; carpentry. joinery, hardware,
glass and mantels for four-story and base
ment brick building on Fourth street, near
Howard.
Same, with James E. Britt, contractor; archi-
tect, same; plumbing, gasfitting and drainage
system Tor same; total, $19S7.
Same, with Martin Carrick, contractor; archi-
tect, same; lath, plaster and cement work for
same; $11O0.
Same, with P. Fits imon, contractor; archi-
tect, same; brick. granite and sandstone work
Tor sa me on same; $5S95
same, with II. Ralston, contractors architect
same; wrought and cast iron and Illuminating
ule work tor same on same; $500.
Mrs. B. Moran, with Ackerson & Peterson;
architect, J: E. Kraft; all work for three-fat
dwelling of three stories and basement on
southwest corner of McAllister and Pierce
streets, west 81 IS by south 100, Western Addi-
ton block 435; $477O.
Market-street Railway Company (by R. P.
SchWer1n, manager of purchases and supplies),
owner, with j. w. Miller and Adam Beck, con-
tractors; architect, H. II. Lynch; brickwork,
carpenter work etc. for alterations and addi-
tions to brick building, northeast corner of
Bryant avenue and Alameda street; $15,930.
Same with Frank Schaadt, contra actor; archi-
Iect, same; carpenter Work, etc.. for the same
$1130.
Margaret Wolfarth with H. R. Schmuckert;
plans by contractor; alterations and additions
10 two-story frame building on north line of
racine avenue, 255 feet west OF LeaVenwOrth
street, west 20x60; $1845.
John Horstmann, with Gray Bros. architect,
H. Geilfuss; excavattng, concrete foundation,
walls and piers and iron ties in same for two
story brick structure for manufacturing pur-
poses on southeast line of Bryant street, 80 feet
northeast OF Fifth, northeast 100 by southeast
100; $2265
J. B. Matthews with W. w. Rednal, plans
by contractor, brickwork, carpenter-work,
plumbing, timing, ETC., for a one-story, three
room frame cottage on Francis street, near
Mission; $695.
Mrs. Annie Lacy with Arthur Stevens; archi-
tects, Shea d Shea; all work for a two-story
and basement frame building on the north
line OF Caselli avenue, % by 121; $2695.
Mary Bowen with C. Knutte, to erect a three
story frame building on north line of Filbert
street. 1888 feet west of Mason, west % by
90, $500; bonds $4,000, G. g. Taylor and K.
ossar sureties.
NJ Schwerdt with j. G. Grannis & Co., heat
Ing In building on northwest corner OF Sixth
and Stevenson streets, $1246 bonds 1912, w.
J. Rustemeyer and NJ. F. Redmond sureties.
Builders Exchange TIL Riley & Loane, brick
work on building on northwest corner of Mis-
sion and New Montgomery streets, 52x80,
$2397; bonds 5000, J. p. Fraser and c. C. More
house sureties.
Same with Dan Powers, carpenter work on
same, 5000; bonds $51S, Fl. Fcote and James
Guilfoy sureties.
s. Areghino ct al. with Ingerson and Gore,
carpenter-work, ETC., on south line of Broadway,
81 :S feet east of Kearny, east 23x6S:9, 1880;
bonds $3.50, W. F. Yale and M. L. Broadwell
sureties.
Same with H. H. Larsen, brick and stone
work on same, $1160; bonds $500, H. NJ. Nc
Clure and C. E. Lipp sure ties.
z. L. Venard with r. j. Pavert, carpenter
work on barn on northeast line OF Fourth street,
1877 IS feet southeast of Brannan, southeast
137 :6x137 IS, $1240; bonds $1,000, o. Peterson
and ]. II. kruse sureties.
Mary Elliott with j. Mclean, to erect cot
tage on east line of Noe street, $50 feet north
of Fourteenth, north 25x162, $217O; bonds
S543; H. Williamson and T. Holm, sureties,
Robert Goetz with F. A Hellmuth, to erect
cottage on west line of York street, 235 feet
north of Twenty-second, north 25x100, $1625;
bonds $406; b. w. Thyarks and R. Glazier,
sureties.
E. B. Fanzell with William Knowles, to erect
a two-story building on southeast corner OF
Oak and Clayton streets, east 81 :4x100, S7261;
bonds $685. G. L. Swift and Z. II Kowalsky,
sureties.
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company
with Risdon Iron Works, electrical work, etc,
ON south line of California street, $50 east of
Montgomery, south 137 7:6x6S:9, VIA;
bonds $4293; J. Hammond and George Freder-
icks. sureties.
and boilers, ETC., on same, $500: bonds $1450;
Ralph II. Moore and A. Taylor, sureties.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Victor D. Duboce reports that Easton,
Eldridge & Co. have secured the selling of
the six new houses of Steuart Menzies in
course of erection at the corner of Califor-
MIA and Central avenue. These residences
are shingled and lathed, and within thirty
days will be ready for occupancy. They
are being carefully constructed, and no
expense is being spared to make them
strong and frst-class in every respect.
They are built on the English cottage
style of architecture, with ell the latest
modern conveniences, and are very artis-
tically finished both inside and outside
Each house is built independent of its
neighbor, and has a different shaped front,
which relieves the monotony and makes
very handsome row. The building OF these
houses marks new era for home-seekers,
as they will be sold at an average price of
$500 for small cash payment and balance
in equal monthly installments covering a
period of six years. They have attracted
considerable attention from real-estate
men as well as home-seekers.
A good example of how improved rapid
streetcar transit will affect the sale of
outside City lots is tthe property handled
by ]. ]. O Farrell & Co., situated at the
of the two blocks put upon the market has
been entirely sold off. While the property
lies well and is sold on very reasonable
terms, the fact that it can now be reached
easily and quickly has added greatly to it's
desirab bility.
On Thursday, August s, Won Rhein &,
Co. will hold an auction sale at their sales
rooms, 513 California street. The catalogue
includes referees sale of a portion of the
block upon which the Olympic Club build
ings are situated property of James Car
roll, deceased, covering the entire west line
of Laguna street, between Turk and Hyde,
on which are twelve handsome residences
facing Jefferson square, and large mis-
cellaneous list of lots and houses.
Jones, Allen & Co., $50 Market street,
have secured the City agency of very val
liable tract of property adjoining the town.
site of Stockton.
The Alameda Real Estate Associates,
through their manager, James r. Damon,
have put beautiful tract of the West End
on the market.
In few weeks the Union Oil Company
of California, credited as being the largest
producer of crude oil in the State. will
have moved its plant from Santa Paula,
Cal, to the seventeen-acre tract recently
purchased and situated on the bay front
between the Selby Smelling Works and
South San Francisco. The principal stock
holders Of tho copcerr, reside in Southern