The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-05

facing Jefferson PARK. In addition 10 the
above is a lot 2Sx62 on the southwest corner
Geary and Williams, with old Improvements
renting for $50; also adjoining the Olympic
grounds a lot 150x120, on the northeast COT,
ner of Ninth avenue and l street, which wiz
be sold as whole or in subdivisions; sunny
residence lot 81 :6x131 IS, on the north line OF
Pine street, 100 feet east OF DevlsadeTo, tne
fifteen-room house at 315 Ellis, above 1ayl t'
a new three-story house 242 and 24Z12 Union Union
street; the handsome residence "a DtVlsauelo'
near Waller with lot 25x116; an income-pay-
ing property, 75x137:6. with front ana rear
improvements, 1706-1714 Post street; anu
two Mission residences, one ~ twenty.
second, above Valencia, and the otner, Win iot
60x117, 1929 Dolores.
Easton, Eldridge & Co. will hold an auc-
ton sale tomorrow at their salesrooms,
63S Market street. at - o'clock. The cata-
logue EN- braces the following properties:
residence 1921 Golden Gate avenue. the
dwelling at 10 South Park, French flats at 49,
and 1921 Sanchez street, business location at
35S Brannan probate sale of 264 and 26412
Clementina street, cottage at 43O sanchez, a
bert and an Ashbury Heights cottage.
The old Greek Cemetery, near Lone
Mountain, has been sold by Baldwin &
Hammond for $42S5.
The following are among the more recent
sales consummated by .Bovee, Toy Il Co.:
Lot, 25x100, with improvements. consisting
of three flats, south side OF McAllister street,
near Lyon, SUUUU: lou ana improvements NJ
931 Church street, near Twenty-fourth, 95 :Sx
100, improvements consist of cottage of four
rooms, two fats of five and six rooms each,
$4,000; lot and improvements on Shipley
Street, near Sixth, 25x1OO. $500; lot and i'm
proYements at % Boyce street, near Point
Lobos avenue, cottage OF four rooms and bath,
lot 25x120, $1400; Tot and improvements at
1925 Twenty-ffth street, near Dolores, 25x114,
price S2400; lot and Improvements on south
west corner of Folsom and Falmouth streets,
near Sixth, 25xl0O, price $1,000; lot and i'm
apy,4g Errrb
tenth. two flats, $3400; lot and improvements
at717 Tennessee street, near Mariposa, two fats,
25X100, $3.50; lot and Improvements, con-
sisting of old cottage house, 81 :3X55, $2700;
lot and cottage of four rooms at 81 Home
stead street, 25X125, price $l100; lot
and improvements at 1881 Folsom street, near
Twelfth, house OF six rooms and bath,
lot 25xS0, $4,000: lot on Sixth avenue, near
Clement, 25x120, $3.50; lot on west side of
Fourth street, near BluXome, 24Y100, price
$500; lot on south side of Alvarado street,
near Castro, 50x114, $3.50; 50-vara on north
east corner of Bay and Leavenworth streets,
1S7 :6X137 IS, S4640; lot on south side of Bran
nan street, 215 feet west OF Fourth, 45ZS0;
also, lot on north side of Brannan street, 800
feet west OF Fourth, 25x160 all TO 2. W. Rior-
dan for church site, $1,000; lot on north side
of Frederick street west of Ashbury, 25x11o,
$500; lot AMI Improvements on north side of
Brannan street, near Fifth, with frame i'm
provements on portion OF ground,
115x160, through to freedom, $14,960.
Vacant lot l 90 :6x137 IS, on southeast corner of
Green and Webster streets; the erection OF five
residences have been started on Webster street,
including the corner residence; four more to
be erected on the Green-street frontage. Lot
and Improvements on Brannan street, north
side, between Fourth and Fifth, with old frame
Improvements in rear. 30x160, price $4,000;
lot on Fourth avenue, west side, north OF Point
LoboS, 25x120. $1,000; lot on California street,
south side, from Seventh to Eighth avenue,
240x2S0; lot on north side of freedom street.
275 west of Fourth, west 275XS0, $10,312 so;
lot %, block 81. City Land Association 25x100,
n Homestead
300X100, $3.50.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
c. E. Knapp & Co., the Mllls-building
real estate agents, report the sale of ten
lots in San Mateo Heights. This property
is destined to be looked upon with new
favor on account of the city Improvements
determined upon during the past week,
for which a bonded Indebtedness of $4,000
has been created. San Mateo Heights lies
within the city limits on the side toward
Burlingame. San Franciscans would call
this new suburb the Mob Hill of San Mateo
on account of its elevation, view of bay, etc.
The macadamiZed and accepted streets, laid
out on curved lines, reminds one of a park.
Baldwin g. Hammond report that the
matchmaking of the avenues OF the III
Cerrito property ad joining San Mateo is
nearly completed. This magnificent tract
also reminds one of a great big park, so
we'll are the shade trees distributed over
| the land. In the center of the property
stands the largest bay tree OF San Mateo
| County, which is looked upon with rever-
ence by the primitive resident. The entire
| 100 acres are to te laid out in suburban
! home sites to meet the already noticeable
demand for such subdivisions in this Sec
ton of the valley.
Traverse & Lamb SD California street,
report the negotiation of several good loans
and the sale of some valuable Dupont
street property.
The plan of the New England colony,
which is in no sense communistic, has met
| with much favor since its lands have been
! thrown open for settlement This tract
of land lies in Tehama County on the bank
of the Sacramento River. opposite the late
| Senator Stanford's celebrated lVIna vine
yard. The lands belonging to the colony
are said to equal in every respect that
| famous property. There could not be a
stronger Endorsement, for certainly few
/ men knew the resources of California and
! its choicest spots as well a. the Senator
! did, and he chose the Vina ranch when he
! had the whole State to select from. Sueh
properties and such plans as those of the
| New England colony we'll advertised, will
do as much as anything to turn the tide of
desirable and permanent emigration to
| California.
! J. NJ. Mccarthy, real estate broker of
| Stockton, reports business much more ac-
tive in that city than heretofore; that all
the mails not only come heavily laden
with interrogation points, but incoming
steamers and trains now bring actual set
tiers for county lands and investors in city
| property.
F. J. Sullivan has opened real estate
office on the sixth floor of the Chronicle
! building. A feature of this agency will be
| the handling of the lands of the Morse
colony, which are situated six miles from
Stockton. This property is sold off in 5,
! 10, 20 and 40-acre tracts. Hourly trains
connect the tract with Stockton.
Charles Sumner Young of :he Croker
building reports the sale of thirty-hve lots
/ during the week in the Searchlight Addi-
ton of Stockton. The Stockton Mail
speaks in glowing terms of this tract.
Several wealthy capitalists during the
week paid visit to Stockton in company
with MendelI Welker to look over the Ter
minal Tract on the water front, which has
been mentioned by the local papers as the
site of the future warehouses of the chan
mel being opposite the depot grounds of
| both new railroad lines.
E. E. Bunce, zoos Broadway, Oakland,
reports the following sales:
Hotel Gemdiar to J. C. Porter for $4,000;
ranch near Redding, Shasta County, to Frank
| Mcintyre, $4250; lot on Vernon avenue to
Julia E. Walker, $1,000; and q small house on