The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-04

No limit reserve on anything in the place
Terms Cash j. C. MUTHER, Auctioneer'
Ofiice-632 Market street.
Scctt norm of Clay, 25x90 feet: Martin j.
Burke to Z cry G. and Minerva W. Pierce,
$4,000 on property on the east corner OF Har-
rison and Stanley place, 5Ox99:6 feet.
BUILDERS CONTRACTS
Silverman Brothers with William J. Field.
all the carpenter work, glass work, metal
work, thing and marble work for alterations
aud Improvements 10 three-story brick
building, 1890 Market street; $1,000.
William b. Craig with James Gary 10 erect
brick structure on the southeast line of City
Hall avenue, $50 feet northeast OF Park ave-
nue., northeast 7:11 to southwest line OF Nc
Allister street, cast 81 :OA, south S7:S, south
west rs, northwest 100 Tor the sum OF $56OO,
with bond for $1400; D. H. Blob and d. K.
McMullen. sureties.
with Henshaw, Grant Co. and others, roof
ing, ETC., of building on south line OF steven
son street, between Third and Fourth (oelng
three contractsl, for total OF $S163.
Adams Company with Jesse Z. steere aug
others, being three contracts for certain WORK
on BRICK building on the northeast corner OF
Kearny and Suffer streets, east ~ norm on.
west 80, west 40, south 1916, for total OF
1928
J. A. and william Mccormick with Smith &
Ely, alterations ETC.. TO building on the west
line OF Folsom street, 10 feet north OF
Twenty-third, n orth 45x122 6, for $40.
Spring Valley Water Works with A. E. Buck
man, levee across Colma Gulch, etc, contain
ing 20, 900 cubic yards at 20 cents YARD.
/. L. Dillon with Douglas & Co., two.story
frame on west line of Diamond street. 1913 a
south of Seventeenth, south "a :8x125, for
$3.50.
F. Pape with Il. Behrens alterations, ETC..
to building ON west line OF Leavenworth
street, 1926 north of Filbert, north 25xl37:6,
for $1,000.
J.E. Spinney with P. L. Roberts, two-story
frame on north line OF Thirteenth street, east
of Stevenson, east 2sxe5, for $1,000.
/. Strassburger with S. Ickelheimer, plumb
ing on two-story frame on north line OF JACK
son street, 1875 east OF Buchanan, east
37;6x127:6, for $1340.
Mary Comaskey with w. A. Kenny, cottage
on lot commencing 80 feet w of Seventh
j. j. Magee with I. +. Mitchell, cottage on
lots 33 and a. block IL, Tract A, Peoples
Homestead Associatiop t TO $122 S:d,.u tor,
fats on northwest corner of California and
Laurel streets. for $4,000.
BUILDING AND LOAN NOTES.
Building and loan associations are reported
up by Secretary Andrea Sbarboro as follows:
The West Oakland Mutual Loan Association,
the oldest institution of the kind in Califor-
MIA, will mature its ninth series OF stock next
month TO the full value OF $500 per share.
This association has already nald out In the
past twenty-one years $71S,957 80 tor surren-
dered shares, and made loans amounting to
1897, 26S
which is in its fifteenth year, is rapidly pay
ing up the fourth series of stock, of which
there were 3S7 free shares, amounting to
SIT, 400.
The Italian-swiss Mutual Loan Association
has $3.50 shares of stock in force, and paid
up capital OF 1888, 400. The shares OF the
first series a the last quarterly report had
value of 1886 IA, and Will mature early next
spring
The San Francisco and Oakland Mutual
Loan Association has 3445 shares OF stock in
force and pad-up pital OF $243, 123. AT
the date of its last quarterly report, June 80,
1897, it had $26 S95 cash on hand, and good
loans coming in rather slowly, the board OF
directors issued circular to the stockholders
having shares over five years old, requesting
those who could make use of their money TO
surrender their shares or borrow on the same,
SO as to reduce the accumulated cash on hand
The San Francisco Home Mutual Loan Asso-
citation has also considerable money TO loan on
exceptionally good security. both in San
Francisco ana Alameda counties. The interest
on loans in all of the above associations is b
per cent per annum, and the premium 80
cents share per month. The associations
pay the mortgage taxes and permit their bor-
rowers to repay their loans at their pleasure.
RANDOM NOTES.
Charles J. Cam pbell IL Co. report the follow
ing sales and the several prices obtained at
their auction held on The 26th ult:
Lot and Improvements 6S9x197 g, on the north
line of Broadway. between Montgomery avenue
and stock ton street. $4,000; lot on the south line
of Haght street. Us east of Webster. 25xl2U,
$3.50; lot, 25Xl37 g. on the south line of HAYES
street 131 % west Of Fillmore, $1,000; lot, BOX
100. on he north line of Point Lobos avenue, 80
west of Third avenue, $3.50; corner lot, 3l:434x
125, on the southeast corner OF Point Lobos aud
arker avenues, $1701: lot, 2SxSO, on the north
east corner OF Noe and Day streets. 500; lot and
improvements, ISL Albion avenue. near SIX
provemen,s, 21O7 Howard street, east side. be-
tween seventeenth and Eighteenth, lot 2611OO
$500; lot, 25xl0U, the line of Guerrero
street. 81 6 north of Liberty, $4,000.
Tho following list shove tho sales effaofad
and prices Obtained by Easton & Eldridge at
their auction held week ago yesterday:
Two-story bay-windowed residence of seven
rooms, with lot 25x137:6 on the west line of
Octavia street, lis feet north of Broadway,
$4400; residence of nine rooms the north
line of Page street, 1868 east from Devisadero
street, with lot 25x137 10, $1,000; unim-
proved LOT, 25x106:3, on the east line of Clay
ION street, 100 feet north of the Fell-Street
boulevard, $1,000; unimproved lot, 25x1O6:3,
s4o:s south from Waller, $3.50; two,
story dwelling 1.-TWO fats) with two
tenements, in the rear, on the north
southwesterly from Filth. with lot 25xsO
$2424; lot 65:11x137 IS, on north line of
Point Lobos avenue, or Geary street, SO feet
east from Cook street, together with two dwell
south side of Pine street, 106 q west from Fill
more. with rear frontage on Wildey street,
25x127:6, $500; lot on south line OF Twenty
seventh street. 167 feet west from Noe, 50x
LA. $500.
The south half of the lot on which the Bell
res idence stands, on the northwest corner of
Suffer and Octavia Streets has been attached
for $4,000, in the suit OF E. L. Reese VS.. Mrs
Theresa Bell and Nanny" Pleasant.
lot and improvements, 6S:9x137:6 feet
on the north line of Broadway, between Stock
ton street and Montgomery avenue, recently
sold for $15 900.
1t is now understood that for the new five
story building 10 be erected on Mission street.
near second, by Wells, Fargo & c., the plans
L ~ hpa
accepted. This news comes as a welcome sur
prise, from the fact that it was surmiseI that
the plans of Boston architect were to be &C.
copied. The Builder thinks 1t probable that
the bui! ding will be two stories of granite and
three of stone, the whole to be handsome in
architecture and modern In construction