The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-07

west rs, southeast 1853. 90, northeast7 rs, north
west 164.49; from the same to the same, $1,000
on property on the west line OF Elgtn Park, liz
feet n ort1 of Ridley street, north Al by west
rs: from Jacob Dusenberg to Wolf Bloom,
$4,000 on property on the north line OF Golden
Gate avenue, 20 feet west of Larkin street,
west SO: by north 1877 :6; from the German
Bank to Jane Riley, $149,0 900 on prop
erty on the south line OF Eddy street, Z5Z
feet east of Mason, east %, south 94:6,
southwest 2S:4, northwest 111:2; from the
same to Rosalle Rosenberg, $1O,OOO on prop
erty on the south line OF Geary street, 1875
east OF OctaVia, east 27:6 by south 10; from
the same to Mary M and Addison c. Posev.
$4,000 on property on the northeast corner OF
Jackson street and Central avenue, east 81 y
by north l27: 81; from the Columbus Bank to
F. N. and Jessie C. Hubbell, $4,000 on prop
erty on the south line of McAllister street,
1916 east of Scott, east 80 by south 100; from
Judah Boas to the same, $1,000 on the same
property; from the German Bank to Aaron
Shapero. Aaron and Sarah Shapero and Henri
eta S. Pugh, $4,000 on property on the north
line of Suffer street. SO: IS east OF Lyon, east
% 10 by north 10Y.
NEWS ITEMS.
The Hibernla Savings and Loan Society has
brought suit against Emma Comfy, widow, and
Henry w. Heath to foreclose heavy mortgage
on property at the northwest corner OF Mason
and Ellis streets and on Leayenworth street,
near Ellis. The mortgage was given Decem-
her g. 1891, to secure a promiss DRY note of
S205 $50. jointly executed by the defendants.
The bank asks for the appoin tment of a re-
celVer 10 take Charge Cl the pTODSlty anu COl-
leet the rents until the determination of the
suit.
G. H. Umbsen & Co. will sell at auction to-
day the northwest corner of Devlsadero and
Waller streets. The properly is 4Ox1O0 feet,
which comprises two-story residence OF nine
rooms and bath.
Shainwald. Buckbee & Co. report the sale OF
lot 5Oxl27:8I feet on the north line OF
Warrington street, 40 feet east of Webster, to
Mrs Sadie Hecht Gerstle for 81 900. The
new purchaser Will build handsome resi-
dence on the property.
Kearny street is soon to be lighted with
electricity. The work of the Merchants Asso-
citation to obtain electric lights Tor the
thoroug hfare is progressing satisfactorily. 1t
is already assured that lights will be put in as
far north as California street, and the asso-
citation is sanguine that the property-holders
beyond there win fall into line before long.
An attempt is to be made to have the gas
lights throughout the City replaced by
electricity.
erty, 4O:6x87 Is feet on the east line of Larkin
street, rs feet south of California, on
which are buildings containing stores and
flats and rear house. Herman Rogers was
the seller and Robert B. Hind the purchaser.
The price realized is reported at $l5, 900. The
same firm has also recently disposed OF the
Beatty warehouse in South San francisco.
Charles j. Campbell & Co. will sell at auc-
ton to-day at noon, at the firms salesrooms,
224 Montgomery street, the following prop
perry:
Lot 25x127 IS feet, on Jackson street, near
Baker; residence aud lot, 2313 Webster street;
two lois on the north line of Page street, near
ShrGder; property at Twenty-tirst and Folsom
streets; the corner OF Twentieth street and
Treat avenue; lot on Harrison, near Twenty
first, and the corner of Clement and Eleventh
avenue
A petition has been filed with the Supervi-
sors by large number of property-owners
calling attention to the fact that $50 600 worth
OF improvements recently invested on Baker
street, be tween Lombard and Lewis, were
about to be destroyed by the winter rains, and
that already considerable damage mas been
sustained.
Baldwin & Hammond have, during the past
three weeks, disposed of twenty-three lots in
the two blocks bounded by Stanyan and
Shrader, Frederick, Cole and Beulah streets,
the price aggregating $32, 200.
o Post and Stockton streets, with 46:S teet on
Stockton and 80 ieet on Post, upon which are
situated old improvements in the shape OF
three-story brick building. The seller is DR. ].
Simpson, but the buyers name has not yet
been made public The price is SAID to be be-
tween $75, 1000 and $50, 900.
The recent purchase OF the Pacific Union
Clup OF the property, 120x126 feet at the
northeast corner of Van Ness avenue and Bush
street Will cost S8S. 900. The proposed new
building on the Site willcost in the neighbor-
hood of $1,000 and the entire $40, 600 is
to be obtained through The issue oil bonds at
5 per cent. to be purchased by club mem bers
only. Plans have not yet been decided upon,
but it is known that there will be no stores on
the ground floor. The entire building is to be
occupied by he clue.
The following puliQlng operations IN the
Panhandle District are in course of construc-
ton: Charles Hinkie is building five new
dwellings on the south side OF Cole street, be-
tween Beulah and Frederick. Their cost will
be $25, 900. Colonel Doolittle is building a
handsome residence on the southwest corner
III Shrader a q Stanyan streets, to cost
$4,000 Mrs. So. Paul is having a six-room
cottage built on west line of Ninth avenue,
between II and | streets. A. MILFORD is also
preparing to erect five handsome two-story
houses on the east side OF Shrader street, be-
tween Frederick and Beulah.
The property-ownefs on Waller, from Clayton
to Stanyon street, and also those on Cole
street, from Haight to Carr, intend to have the
roadway of those thoroughfares bitumlnized.
David Bush of the country department of
G. II. UInbsen & Co. reports the sale OF FOG
acres of land in Knights Valley, Sonoma
County, for $4,000 The same firm has also
negotiated two urge leases of country prop