The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23

and west 70 beginning; Marie Brown to Ricke
property on the west line of Scott Street,
II :81l feet north of Clay, 25x90 feet.
There were forty five releases recorded dur
ssS8 5aS 47s. fRs past week. representing total OF
The following are the principal ones: Mu-
tual Savings Bank to Alexander E. Grogan,
$4,000 on property on the northwest corner
OF Jackson and Sansome streets, 3O16O
feet; M1tqal Savings Bank to James P
IDunne, $3.50 on property on the west
south Of Golden Gate avenue, 50xl00 feet;
Luigi Gandoltorti Pasquale and Ferderico La
Tottl, $33O0 on properly on the south line of
Francisco street, %: IS feet west of Dupont,
22:6x122 :6 feet; Thomas Magee to Cynthia
Leonard, $3.50 on property on the northwest
corner of Fillmore and Union streets, 81 :6x
1oo feet; George Kordmeyer to Mauer and
Ernst Frost $4,000 on property on the east
line OF Twentieth avenue, 120 feet north OF
Polpt Lobos avenue, 55xl20 ieet; HibeFnia
BANK TO Moses Lyon, $4,000 on property
on the northwest corner of Clement
street and Fifteenth avenue, north 204 g,
west 1O5, south 204:3 east 105 Ieet:
Bay City Building and Loan Association to
Edward Fennell, $2450 on property north line
OF Duncan street, IS feet east of Church street,
25Xl14 feet; Genaro Feraco to Luigi and J. ri.
Tore and A. Ratio. $4,000 on property on the
southwest corner OF Chestnut and Dupont
streets; Henry Root TO Jonn Coop and James
smI!h snll! $4,000 on prol erty on the block
Waller, west by Belvedere and south
by Frederick street, slSo on the west
line OF Belvedere street. 160 feet
north of Frederick, $50 by I2O teet;
German Bank to Helen K. Walker, $1,000 on
property on the north line of Sacramento
street, 100 feet west of Spruce, 37:6x102 :S1z
feet; Humboldt Bank to Anna G. Cosgriff.
$1,000 on property on the southwest corner of
Webster street and Pacific avenue, west 1875,
south 127 :S14, east 27 :6. north SO, east 10
and north 81 70 feet: Hum boldt Bank TO Anna
Cosgrih and Mary Carroll, $40. 900 on property
on the southwest corner of Webster street and
Do 10 ivan TEwIf .gl Toaf ole
on property on west line OF Webster street.
S1:6 feet south OF Pacific 46 :21lx110 feet;
Eva Joseph to Robert Faessler, $4,000 on prop
cry on the south line of Washington street,
137 70 feet east OF Spruce, 137 :6x127 81 feet;
German Bank 10 Christian H. LiIienthal,
$4,000 on property on the north line of Twenty
first street, 100 feet east of Mission,
40x110 feet; Hibernia Bank to E. II.
and Adelphia Wakeman, $4,000 on prop
eTty on the north Line OF Haigght ggh t. street,
Oliver H. Baker to Charles Lee Tilden, $4,000
on property on the southwest line OF Second
street. AZ feet northwest of South Park ave-
nue., % :6X74 feet; Hibernia Bank to Joseph
f. Jones, $4,000 on property on the east line
of Guerrero street, "A feet south of Eigh-
Bank TO Frederick f. Hamilton, $4,000 on
property on the south line of Pacific avenue,
1872 IS feet east of Pierce street, ,30x127 :S feet.
BUILDING AND NEWS ITEMS.
The following building contracts were re-
corded during the past week:
Edward J. McCutchen, for plumbing, tin
ming, gasfitting and sewerage work for build
ing on the north line of Pacific avenue, 137 IS
feet west OF Octavia street.
Sarah Anderson, for one and a half story
frame building on west line of Devisadero
street, 110 feet south of Union.
George Ernest and Mary Ann Mitchell, for
fve-Ioom cottage on Twelfth avenue, 100 feet
north of A street.
Thomss and Alice Brown, for alterations and
additions for two-story and basement frame
building on the east line OF Minnesota, 81 IS
feet north of Twenty-second street.
H., F.-N /,
rough basement frame building on the south
east corner of Fell street and Masonic avenue.
Nathaniel Hallinan, for one-story frame
cottage with brick foundation, on South Sew
enteenth avenue, $50 feet east of NJ street.
Giovannini Canlcia, tor 2-story frame build
ing with rough basement, to be made as two
fats, on the northeast line of Boardman place,
100 feet southeast of Bryant street.
J. A Magnison, for a two-story frame build
ing on the east line of Baker street. 4S feet
south of Greenwich.
Mrs. Margaret J. Jones, for alterati ons on
frame dwelling on the north line OF Washing
ton street, 205 IS feet west of Van Ness avenue.
Isaac Fox, for q two-story frame building
70 2 feet from the southeast corner OF Vallejo
and Powell streets on the south side of Vallejo.
Catherine Fahey, tor tWo-story frame
southwest corner OF Taylor and Bernard
streets.
Mrs. James A. Robinson, for a two-story and
basement frame building the southwest
corner OF Pac fic aud Webster streets.
L. II. sly, for a six-story and basement build
lHS on tue SOuLH line OF EMS street, 20 east
o Mason.
Miss Ame Hall, for two-story frame dwell
ing on the north line of Henry street, 152 feet
east OF Castro.
Mrs. L. NJ. Schmidt, for two-story and base
ment frame building on the east line of
Twenty first street. 175 feet north of Harrison.
John d. Feldmaun, for q two-stOry frame
building with attic and basement, on the
north line OF Haight street. % feet west of
Scott.
Henry L. Wagner, for a two-story frame
dwelling-nouse on the west line of Jones
street, 6S % feet north of Washington.
Moses Samuels, for moving, alterations and
additions of frame building, now on 1925
Sacramento street, to be moved to the north
west corL er OF Laguna and O'Farreu.
The Fsirmount improvement CLUB will
petition the Board of Supervisors for an appro-
pristiou of $4,000 for the purpose of con-
structing bridge over the Southern Pacific
cut at the intersection of Miguel street.
The Sunnyside club has proposition on
foot for the laying OF mains from Clarendon
Heights extending along Laidley street
through Sunnyside.
The Msrket-street Railroad Company will
probably commence the laying of bitumen on
Folsom street between the cartracks from
Third TO Sixth during the next two weeks.
At a recent banquet given by the Folks rect
Improvement CIuo to the executive body of
that org anization the president of the associa.
tion, Mr.. Bibo, in explaining at the meeting
the objects and advantages of improvement