The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-08


avenue in the Richmond district.
In the building line, the Mission has
made rapid strides during the past year,
and in many portions of this section of
the City nota BILE street Improvements are
going on.
The contract for the mosaic floor of the
Emma Spreckels building on Market
street was let during the week to w. w.
Montague & Co. at 571S cents per square
foot, and the marble work for the first
story to w. S. Brown & Co. for $2110.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
To-day G. H. Umhsen & Co. will offer
at auction at their salesrooms q miscel-
laneous catalogue of residences. flats, small
lots and big business properties. There
are six sales by order of the executors and
one trustee sale. In the list may be noted
the following:
1915 Mission street, between Eighth and
Ninth, a three-story house OF twenty rooms and
two baths, renting for $62 so month; lot
| 5O:11x114 on the south line of Twenty-ifth
| street, 254 IS west Of Church street; lots 14l5
and 1416, each 25x70, in Gift Map 2, and lot
| 1865 in Gift Map 3; four tenements at 1877
Dore street, between Ninth and Tenth, near
Bryant. lot 25xS5; lila Potrero avenue, be-
tween Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth bay
window cottage of seven rooms and bath, lot
25x100; 1308-813 Steiner street, two flats OF
SIX rooms and five rooms, and bath, and rear
house of three rooms; lot q :6x11O; southwest
1876 and 1913 O'Farrell street, two three
story houses of eleven rooms and bath
each in front, and three three-story
houses of six rooms each on Raphael place,
| rents $3.50; 1043 and 1O45 Folsom street, two
substantial three-story buildings of nine rooms
and bath each, brick foundation, lot 81 :6x9O;
southwest corner of Oak aid Cough streets,
tWo-story building in two stores, with living
rooms, and fiat of six rooms and bath above,
lot 30xS7:6 part vacant-the rents OF this
property are $50 a month. The catalogue also
or run. CtOTX
bay-Window residence of eight rooms, with q
lot 37:6xS5; 25 Silver street, a bay-window
brick building OF eleven rooms, with q lot
4S 6x75; 400 Ashbury street, a two-story and
basement bay-window residence of nine rooms,
with lot 25x106:3; 126 Fourth street, sub
stantial four-story building in stores and
rooming-house, with a lot 4:412x137 :6, and
the southeast corner OF Dolores and Liberty
streets, 28X92:6.
AT the annual meeting of the Eureka
Loan Association the board of directors
decided to make very liberal surrender
value on the first stock series to induce
holders of free shares TO surrender their
stock. The report of the secretary stated
that most of the applications for loans are
of such nature that the security offered is
not sufficient, and that it is therefore, for
the safety of the association, necessary to
refuse nine loans out of every ten applied
for. In consequence of this money is ac-
cumulating in the treasury of the Eureka
Loan Association, and money in the treas
ury means a loss of interest. In other
words, it means reduced earnings. To
keep the society on good and profitable
basis the directors of this association
thought it necessary to get rid of the sur
plus money by buying in the Oldest series
of stock.
The officers elected for the ensuing year
were: President, William Nicol; secre.
tary, D. Hirschfeld; treasurer, Daniel
Meyer; directors-Eugene w. Levy, James
H. Stevens. d. Hirschfeld, Emil Meyer
James A. White, J. A. Remmel, George w
Brooks and William Nicol.
At the annual meeting of the Golden
West Building and Loan Association held
Monday, July l, the following directors
were chosen: President, q. Bremen; vice
president, Joseph We'll; secretary. Sol J
Levy; treasurer, Reinstein & Eisner; di-
rectors-S. w. Levy, G. Bremen and Leo
| pold Baer.
During the year loans to the amount Of
$4,000 were repaid. The association has
| $50, 400 loaned on real estate. Stock five
years old on which 500 per share has been
paid has book value of $40 II.