The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-27
have been provided for the purchasers at
RECENT SALES.

RECENT SALES.
John D. Spreckels has added to his prop
erty at the northeast corner OF Pacific ave-
nue. and Laguna street strip 25x137 g feet.
This gives him frontage on Pacific ave-
nue. of 1877 :6 feet by 1926 feet on Laguna
street. With this addition it will be i'm
possible for the beautiful marine view from
his property to be shut off by future ad-
joining improvements. The consideration
reported by G. @. Bemis, through whom
the purchase was negotiated, was $500.
Madison g. Burke are doing considerable
in the way of selling income property.
Among recent sales they report:
Lot southeast corner of Cough and Vallejo
streets, 137x115 feet, SIS, 800; lot north side
of Pine street. 1876 feet east of Taylor street,
59:6X155 feet, $12 500; lot on east side of
Battery street, between sacramento and Com
mercial streets, 29:1Ox70 feet, with two
story and basement brick building, $lS, 500,
renting for $lSo per month vacant lot eo5neF
x1OO feet, $500; also lot corner OF California
street and Twelfth avenue, 32:6x100 feet,
$1,000; cottage north side of Union street, be-
tween octavia and Laguna, streets, and lot,
49, xSO feet, $4,000; residence on north
east corner Sacramento and Devissdero
streets and lot 52:sxs1:3 feet, $4,000;
new fats and lot 25x1o3 feet on the east
line of Clayton street, between Frederick and
Waller st-eets, $1,000; fats on east line of Pond
street, north OF Seventeenth street, and lot 25x
6S:9 feet, $34o0, renting Tor $34 per month;
four hats on the west side of fremont avenue,
between Frederick and Waller streets, and lot
25xS0 feet, $4,000; cottage west side OF YORK
street, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-siXth
streets, and lot 26x100 feet, $1,000; lot corner
Lake and Eleventh avenue, 80 :6x1OO feet,
$1,000; also three lots on north side OF Califor-
MIA street, between Eleventh and Twelfth ave-
nues, 25x100 feet each, $3.50 apiece; two
story and basement frame building on east
line OF Jones street south from OFarrell street,
lot 25x6O, for $S725; also a residence lot in
Sausalito, 50x150 for $1,000.
Real estate agents in Oakland begin to
feel more encouraged than at any time
during the past two years. Recent sales
are:
By j. H. Macdonald & Co.. the southwest cor
ner of Washington and Eleventh streets, for
Cameron & Mcdonald to A. M. Salinger, and
lot on Broadw ay and Telegraph avenue, just
north of W. II. Weilbye's new building, to ]. G.
Spring, the considerations amounting to about
1000; by Gray & NaiSmith, the old planning
mill property ninety-three feet front by 1876
feet deep on the west side of Broadway, between
Durant and Twentieth streets, to Mrs Linda NJ.
Adams, for $50 700, and a lot on Market street
near Fifteenth to William ]. Reed for $4,000.
NJ. J. Laymance & Co., Oakland, report
sales as follows:
The northeast corner of Seventh and jack
son streets, 75x75, with a two-story building,
for Charles Purcell to W. A. McCauley of San
Francisco for SIC, 600; also house and lot on
Tenth street, near Harrison, size 30x100, for
$500; also residence of rooms on southwest
corner of Tenth and West streets for J. H L.
for $500; lots 80 and 40, block B, Fairview
Tract, Piedmont, TO Robert Bishop for $500;
lot 16, block q, same tract, to Charles NJ. Ziehm
for $500; lot z, block II. Warner Tract, Elm
hurst, to ". P. Truesden for $3.50; small house
ana lot, Pleasant Valley avenue, Piedmont, to
William Stacey for $1,000; residence on Buena
Atkinson to NJ. S. Baker, $500. This firm will
hnld large auction sale OF the well-known
Ayala estate on the 9th of June vnd also very
large miscellaneous sale on the 18th OF June.
H. B. Pinney reports the sale of two
houses and lots during the week, one to a.
Battelle of San Francisco and the other to
Edna L. Sherburne of Oakland. This week
Mr. Pinney begins the erection of two more
neat residences which he proposes to sell.
J. a. Leonard of Alameda reports the
following sales:
Lot 42x150 on Eagle avenue, near Willow
street, upon which twostory residence is in
course OF construction, 10 A. 5. White, and a
lot 42x150, also on Eagle avenue, 1853 feet east
of Willow street. upon which a one-story cot
tage stands, to F. H. Kellogg.
Macdonald, Mott & Co., also of Alameda,
report the following sales:
Lot 25x140 at 2117 Encinal avenue, with
tour-room cottage, for $4,000; a lot on west
road avenue, for $1400; lot on north line of
Buena Vista avenue, $50 feet west of st. Charles
street, for $500.
BUILDING CONTRACTS.
During the week the following building
con tracts have been recorded:
Frank P. Currie with White Bros, on w line
of Sanchez street, So south OF Seventeenth;
$1,000.
w. F. Whittier with W. W. Montague & Co.,
Jackson and Laguna streets; 1865.
Henry Sahlein with George Goodman, foun-
dation, etc., north line of Jackson street, 1872
east of Franklin; $1,000.
Hugh Dimond with George Goodman, south
west line of Fourth street, 1926 northwest of
Howard; 1854.
Mary A. McHame with John Hendy, alter
atoms and additions to two-story frame build
ing on north line of Folsom street, $50 west OF
Henry sahlein with John Furness. residence
on north line OF Jackson street, 147 Y east OF
Franklin; $3.50.
Henry Sshlein with James Rae, sandstone
and granite work, same; $4,000.
Henry Sahlein with Jacob Wagner, brick
work and patent chimneys, same; 1928.
Henry Sahlein with Samuel Ickelheimer,
plumbing and .gasftting, same; $3S45.
Henry Sahlein with G. &. Morehouse, plaster
ing, same; $685..
Henry Sahlein with NJ. J. and J. J. Donovan,
painting and polishing, same 1885.
Alice Scott with NJ. C. Lynch, building on
northwest corner of Jackson and Pierce streets;
A. W. Wilson with Woodward wethered, four
Street. Us east OF Fourth; ST, 400. -'-'7-'l
D. Nugent with ]. D. de Gear, stating, copper
and galvanized iron work on church on Bran
nan street, near fOurlnt S0044.
Frank Hart with NJ. Hartnett building ON
north line of Pine street, 131 east of Lyon;
$128S.
s. w. Boyston with Williams & Foster,
one story frame building on north line of
Twenty-third street, $50 northwest of Douglass;
$3.50.
Board of Education with William Linden,
school building on west line of Mission street,
206 g south OF Herman; $1400
Board of Education with George a. Taylor,
heating, same; $500.
]. II. Hunt with A. w. Goss, one-story build
ing on north line of Bush street, 1877 &c west of
Bush; $1605.
Mrs. FL. Armstrong with William Little,
one-story building on northeast corner of Grove
and Devisadero streets $1195.
George NJ. Coon with ]. ]. Manseau, one
story building on north line of Clement street,
1916 east OF Fifth avenue; $1400.
E. and Charlotte Johnson with Peterson &
Person, q two-story frame building at 400
Mississippi street; $1363.
BUILDING AND LOAN NEWS.
The Cosmos Loan Association held its
fifth annual meeting on May 16. The
yearly re port submitted shows:
Receipts of the year, SOS, 33I 70; assets S37,-
179 2S, of which SIC, 500 IS is in mortgages.
Book value OF the shares: First series, $72 SO;
second, $64 40; third, $50 90; fourth, $4S 35 !;
fifth, $40 66: sixth, $33 "a; seventh, $26 or;
eighth, $19 10; ninth, $12 81; tenth, So Is.
The fo11ouip o. Officers u-ara eJaotad.