The San Francisco call., 1896-04-27

pages. 1t will not contain any advertising
matter whatever, but will be devoted to infor-
mauon concerning the manufacturing ana
commercial and various otherinterests OF the
City And it will also contain list of the
prlnclpal points of interest in and about the
town twill be distributed gratis here and in
Eastern cities, and will fill a long felt want.
On the 21st day of May Shainwald, BucKbee
q Co. will offer for sale at auction, without
limit limit or reserve, the Pioneer Woolen Mills
Company. The main parcel consists OF five
n1ty-yara lots bounded by North Point, Beach
and Polk streets and Van Ness avenue.
On these premises are two four-story brick
The main structure is 393 feet by "a feet in
size and cost $142, ,000 The two ifty-vara lots at
tne northwest corner OF Beach and Polk
is a peremptory sale and it will positively be
sod TO the highest bidder.
A. M. Speck & Co. will hold their first auc-
ton sale OF real estate Wednesday, May g. The
catalogue includes the following properties:
Inc store and lodging-hOuse 129 Third street,
lot 25x77:6; business property on the north
west corner OF Guerrero and Sixteenth streets,
SoxSo, mostly improved; store and lodging
house on the southeast line of Howard street,
between Fourth and Fifth, lot 25xS0; three
fats on the south line of Fourteenth street, be-
tween Mission and Howard, lot 26x75; an
eleven-room house on the north line of Clay
street, east of Larkin: a Richmond cottage at
2l9 Sixth avenue, lot 25x120; lot 25x114 and
street, between Sanchez and Noe; store and fiat
on lot 25X100 on the southeast corner OF
Twenty-third and Hampshire Streets the last
three named properties sold by order of
building association; lot 2Sx114, with dwelling
and stable, on the northeast corner of Vicks-
burg and Jersey streets; lot 55x100. on the
southeast corner of Ridley and Noe streets;
lot 25x90 on the south line of Twenty-fourth
street. IS feet east of Sanchez; French flats at
1921 Union street, lot 26x67 :6 feet with two
fronts; corner tenement property at 1OS Lang
ton street. lot 25x8O feet.
The Bijou Theater building, on the south
side of Market street. near Third, is to be torn
that will cost about $50, 900. The front will
be of white brick and terra Gotta. The lower
floor will be arranged for one large store, and
1t is expected that the upper floors will be used
OFarrell & Co. will hold an auction sale of
about 100 lots on the Excelsior Homestead.
being on the line of the Mission-street cars, on
the evening of May 25.
This firm will also offer at auction on Mon
day, the l4th OF May, choice assortment of
miscellaneous properties, including resi-
dences, Investments and business property.
Bovee, Toy & Sonntag have recently made
the following sales: Residence and lot, 100x
1O9, on the corner of Mission and Eureka
streets, SIS, 900; store and fiat on lot on the
southeast line OF Howard street, between Fifth
and Sixth, $4,000; lot, 20x104, and improve
ments, on the east line of Taylor street. 103
22:6x59:3, on the south line of Golden Gate
avenue 137 :6 west of Hyde, $3.50; lot, 90 :3x
107, on the east side of Sanchez street, between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth, $4,000: LOT, 25x
100, on the north side OF California street, IS
east of Eleventh avenue, 5000; lot on the
north side of California, 81 IS east of Eleventh
avenue, 1900. The same firm has sold S3
acres, at $115 an acre, or $9545, in lot 90, Nc
Mahan's ranch, at Winters, and 81 acres in lot
S3 OF the same ranch, at $S5 an acre. making
$51s5.
A. NJ Speck & Co. sold last week seven tene-
ments on the south line OF Stevenson street,
100 feet west of Potter, lot 50x10O, for 5000,
and lot 27 :6x91 and cottage on the west line
of Leavenworth street, so feet south of Lom-
bard, for $4,000.
Andrew B. McCreery has purchased through
Baldwin & Hammond, for his son, Richard S.
McCreery, the northeast corner of Pine and
OctaVia streets. The lot is So :6x137 IS and the
improvements consist of four two-story dwell
ings, that rent for 1921 per month. The con-
sideration was $4,000. The former owner
was S. Wenban.
o. F. Won Rhein & Co. are preparing eata-
logue of properties which they will offer at
auction next month.
The sales of the property made by Shain-
wald, Buckbee & Co. of the estate of c. H.
Strybing, deceased, will come up for confirma-
tion tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock before
Judge Coffey. Included in the list are the fol-
lowing The Maison Dore property on Kearny
street, the property opposite the Occidental
Hotel and a four-story brick building on
Market street. near First, lot 40x60. II is
thought that some advance bids will be made
at the time.
mortgage for $50, 900 was given last week
Savings Bank on the lot 92:6xSO at the north
east corner of Bush and Battery streets The
money is to be used for the construction of
six-story and tenement brick and stone build
ing on the premises named, contracts for
which were filed last Thursday.