The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-23

shire, 25x97:6 feet, 1925; lot on Ninth ave-
nue., near X street, 25x120, for $500; lot al
the northeast corner of Fourteenth and Va
lencia streets, 55x105 feet, to Henry Scott, for
$25 900, who will erect three-story building
OF four stores and ten flats on the property to
cost also $25, 900; lot on York street, near
Twenty second, 35x1OO, for $l2OO; lot on
California street, near Ninth avenue, 25x1OO
for $1,000, and the northeast corner OF Twenty
second and York streets. 25x97, for $3.50.
Messrs. Baldwin & Hammond report
that there is already much inquiry and
that they have effected the sale of nine or
ten lots in the Castro street Addition
during the past few days, and that a
neat cottage is already in course of con-
struction upon one of these, and that other
building are contemplated.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Shainwald, Buckbee & Co. will sell at
auction on Thursday, Septemb Der 26, well
selected catalogue. The sale is made by
order of the Probate Court and this fact
will undoubtedly bring out good many
buyers.
On the list are lots in the Presidio Heights
district. on Sacramento, Laurel, Sacra-
mento and Walnut Streets residences at the
corner of Bush Broderick, Haight and Devisa.
dero streets: flats on Turk street; cottages on
Twenty-slXth street. Chattanooga street and
Bryant avenue; also very fine prospective
piece OF business property on sixth street; Inc Inc
a piece of property in Oakland OH the corner OF
Market and Lydia streets.
The confirmation of the James Carroll
estate sale comes up for hearing on the
9th inst. The property comprises twelve
dwellings, covering the entire frontage OF
275 feet on the west side of Laguna street,
from Turk to Eddy, with uniform depth
of 100 feet. 1t was knocked down in the
auction-room of Won Rhein q Co., on the
8th of August, for see, 600. The income is
$1,000 per annum. The sale of property OF
the st. German estate will come up at the
same time.
Easton, Eldridge & Co. have a miscel-
laneous catalogue prepared for tomorrow
One of the features is piece on Golden Gate
avenue. between Leavenworth and Hyde, siZ e
90 :6X137 :6 with l. 22x57 IS feet. There are
tour houses on the lot. Mission lots, well To-
Gated and accessible, are well represented.
Some vacant property in Richmond is also
listed
George w. Hopkins has arranged sys-
tenn of excursions from this City to Stock
ton. Through the cooperation of q num-
Der of dealers of Stockton he has been
enabled to furnish transportation and
hotel accommodations at a reduced rate.
The proposition is simply to induce people
to visit this enterprising city in the hope
that they may see fit to invest. Twenty
six people took ADVANTAGE of the oppor-
tunity last Saturday evening.
Jacob Heyman has constructed two
water tanks for storage purposes on
Twenty-third avenue, above Hoffman, each
of which holds upward of $1,000 gallons.
He has Just let the contract for the erec-
ton of third tank to contain $4,000 gal
Ions, in order that every resident on the
Heyman Tract may have an ample supply
of water for all purposes.
Charles A. Bailey of Berkeley writes
While the times have been hard and in con-
sequence real estate has been duh, yet in
Berkeley there has been a surprising amount
of improvements Standing on the University
grounds one can readily count upward Of
twenty houses near at hand in process OF con-
struction. The natural slope, handsome views
and superior educational advantages are d
constant attraction. The lands nearer the bay
are also being sought, so that the growth in all
directions is quite marked. In the matter Of
new schOOlhouses and improved streets Berke-
ley has also forged ahead. There is now in
contemplation the expenditure of 800, 900 for
a new High School and other buildings, with
a prospect of securing the Wilmerding school,
for which site of five acres has been offered.