The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09

Gate avenue, 80 :1O11 feet east of Baker street
25x112 IS; German Bank to Patrick lynch
$500 on property on the west line of Sanchez
street, % feet south of Twenty-sixth
44:6xS0; Adolph Sutro to NJ. B. Monaghan,
$5440 on lots 4 to block A, map of Sutrofs Ad-
dlton; Sarah Stoeger 10 Moses Solomon, $4,000
on lots to 10, block z. Fairmount Tract;
Hibernia Bank 10 Johanna Bacon, $500 on
properly on the south line OF Post street.
liz :6 feet west OF Buchanan; German Bank
10 John Wood and John and Sarah Wood,
$oOOO on property on the southeast line OF
25x9o feet; Hibernia Bank to John Spottis-
wood, $1,000 on property on the west line OF
sixth avenue, 125 feet south OF street, 5Ox
10 feet; Hlbernia Bank to Eugene and C.
Brelling, $500 on property on the north line
OF Ford street, lS5 feet east of Noe. 25x114
ieet; German Bank to c. Breiling, SIT, 900 on
proper on the southeast line OF Mission
street, 40 feet northeast of Sixth, 30xS0 feet ;
Hloernla Bank to Susan Whelan, $4,000 on
property at the southwest corner of Oak and
Ashbury streets, 81: 1:3x100 feet; Emma Gates
Butter (oy attorney to William F. Mau, $S4OO
on property on the west line OF Film ore
street, % feet north of Sutter, 50x100 feet;
Monarch Mutual Building and Loan Associa-
ton 10 F. V. and Lena Severance, $14O0 on
property on the north line ol Clipper street,
27S feet west of Sanchez, 24xlO0 feet; Stella
W Belcher to William Boericke, $500 on
property on the southeast corner of Taylor
and Clay streets, S0x114:9 feet; French Bank
to Leopold Greget $500 on property on
Franklin street near Greenwich.
NEW BUILDINGS.
The following new buildings were contracted
for during the pastweek:
Catherine Fancy, for alterations and addt
tions changing two-story and basement
frame building on the northwest corner of
Taylor and Bernard streets into eight fats.
Claus Spreckels with Thomas Day Company
gas and electric light fixtures for THE CALL
building.
Elizabeth F. Brown, for a two-story frame
building on The east line of Guerrero street,
228 feet north of Twentieth.
a. Marion MacGregor, for a one-story and
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street, 81 2:6 feet west of Ninth avenue.
A. NJ. Cayot for three two-story frame Duild-
| ings on the south line of Green street. 1877 IS
| feet west of Leavenworth.
w. J. Somers, for stx-story brick and store
| building on the southwest corner of Anna
| lane and Ellis street.
Nick A. Nielsen, for a tWo-story frame build
| Ing on the northwest line of California ave-
nue., so feet southwest of Godeus street.
NJ. Solomon, for One-siory and basement
| frame building on lot 13 OF block II in the
Fairmount Tract.
A. Aronson, for lath ing, plastering and ce-
menting OF hve-story and basement brick
| feet west of Powell.
Jonas Schoenield, for three-story frame
| building arranged in fats on the north line of
Geary street. 1916 feet west of Cough.
Albert Meyer, tor twostory frame residence
on the northeast corner of Pacific avenue and
Buchanan street.
Mrs. Mary Neely for alterations and sddi-
tions TO cottage house 1928 Vallejo street, con-
verting the premises into two fats.
Bsltour; Guthrie & Co., tor electrical and
other appliances in three-s tory brick building
on the north line of California street, IS 20
feet east of Sansome.
Sophie Swenson, for two-story and base
ment frame building or two flats on the west
line OF Fifth avenue, 225 feet south of Califor-
MIA street.
NEWS ITEMS.
The property-owners along the line OF Twen-
ueth street from Mississippi to Kentucky are
to be urged to improve that thoroughisre 1t
was decided a. a recent meeting of the South
/ crn Heights improvement Club to have the
street committee OF that organization call
upon the property-owners in question for the
purpose OF urging some improvement.
The residents of the PotreFO district want
Minnesota street, between Nineteenth aud
| Twentieth, graded ana severed, and will so
petition the Supervisors. The grading and
| sewering of Texas street from Twenty-second
TO IWenty-thlrd Will also be petitoned iOr.
The residents of Sunnyside have petitioned
the Supervisors for an enginC-house on Tenth
| avenue, between and streets.
In the Pa1 handle district over twenty new
| houses baye been erected during the past six
months, aud several other new pl aces will be
| butt between now end winter. John Sterliu
intends 10 put up nine new twO-story houses in
the district, for which ground has been brok-
en- for five buildings on Frederick street be-
| tween Stanyan and Shrader. He will also
erect four houses on Shrsder street, between
Frederick and Beulah. On Beulah stree
between Stanyan and Shrader, ID. Emerson is
building a residence.
The low lying property fronting on Mime
sofa street, between Nineteenth and Twen-
! ,ieIh, is thought by the residents of the Po-
trero TO be nuisance and the mem bers of the
| Southern Heights Improvement Club will pc
| uuon the Supervisors to declare 1t so.
The residents in the vicinity of Mission road
ana crescent avenue have been granted an
important request made to the Supervisors nv
the Mission FIve-Mile Club. In future Mission
road, from Crescent avenue to the Count tv
! line, will be sprinkled
The following are recent sales reported bv
| Bovee, Toy Sonntag: A ranch OF 392 acres
IN SOnoma County, mostly in fruit from John
l. Hamilton 10 Juan Aguirre for SI4, 900; a
lot 3Sx120, on the sou uthwest corner Of SCOTT
street and Broadway. from c. L. Armstronr
for $500; two lots, 50x120 each, or the east
line OF Eighteenth avenue, north of California
street tor $lIoO; lot. 2oxS0. on the north
line OF suffer street, 1S2 east OF Broderick fol
S24oO, and an cd dwelling and lot 25x8O,
on the southeast line OF MInna street. 50 feet
northeast OF Second, for $2700
Tomorrow there will be offered in the auc-
t1on-rooms of Won Rhein & Co. line of cot
tages, dwellings and flats all we'll located and
easy OF access These properties belong TO a
local building association and the order to
sell is peremptory. The catalogue presents
opportunities Tor all classes of home-seek kers
giving chance to secure q large or small home
at bargain. Buyers are reQui red to paV
only 20 per cent, or evea less, cash. the re-
mainder being arranged to suit the new
owners.
Baldwin & Howell report the following
recent transactions: Two-story residence and
lot, 25x100, on the north side of Page sire ct
80 teet east OF Lott $1,000; property on the
streets
% :6x90, S75 900; lot, 50x137 :6 on Frederick
street, east OF Stanyan, $3.50; lot, 75xI37 :6
on south side of Beulah street, between s an
yam and Shrader. $4,000; lot, 3IxI25. cas- {
SIDE OF Chenery, north OF Randall, $500; lot.
57;6xSS, northwest corner of California
street and Third avenue. $4,000; lot, 25x
1Oo:3, northeast corner OF Frederick and
Stanyan streets, $4,000; lot, 25xl2O. west
SIDE OF Eleventh avenue, north of California
street. 500; lot 25xl00 north side of NJ
street, east OF Eleventh avenue. $3.50; lot
24:Sx125, west side OF Diamond, south OF Sew
enteenth, $1,000; lot 25x106 :3, east side of
Clayton, south of Hayes, $500; lot 25xlO6 &
east side OF Stanvan, south of Beulah SI725
lot 3OX122:6, with improvements east line
OF Shotwe.l street, 215 feet south of Twenty
street, south OF Prec1tH avenue, $3.50; also
several lots in the Cas- lro-street Addition at n
range of $3.50 to $500 a lot.
The following Is the report made by Charles
J. Campbell & Co. for the auction sale held bv
the firm last Monday:
Lot 50x100, northwest corner of Green and
Laguna streets, bid S4500 lot 40x7O, west
line of Cough street, 80 north of Vallejo, bid
$500; two fats, 3019 and 3021 Buchanan
street, between Union and Filbert, lot 3OxI1O
SOLD Tor $2I20; teu-room residence 406
Clement street, lot 25x10O, sold for $4,000 I.
lot and Improvements, 5OxlOO, north side of
Clement street, between Second and Third
avenues, Improvements consisting of two
four-room cottages and a stx-room house
bid of $4,000; lot 25x122 :6, east line of Shot
$1,000; ten-room residence, 275l Twenty-
Twenty-tourth street, southwest corner of
Hampshire, lot 40xl00, bid OF 1880: two
fats 226 and 22613 Sanchez street, between
Sixteenth and Market, lot 27:6x100, bid OF
$2700.
Snainwald, Buckbee & Co. have been author.
lied by A. Borel & Co. to place a new block in
the Richmond district on the market The