The San Francisco call., 1897-08-12

! William H. and Henrietta L. Milestone with
! ). b. Morgan and Alvin Jackson, 10 erect u
| two-s'ory frame building; $3.50; Morgan IL
| Jackson, architects
| The Emporium and Golden Rule Bazaar with
f. W. Kern, interior alterations 10 the En-
| porlum in the Parrott building, on southeast
| line OF Market street. 275 northeast o! Filth:
F22io Pissis & Moore, architects. -
Same win same, interior alterations to
same; 1928 Fred Miller architect.
Chrlstlna M. Dettner with Lewis +. VIII
| Hams, 10 erect two-story building on west
| ilne OF Hoffman avenue. 135 south OF Twenty
| lourth street; S1225; iect, contractor.
walter ). Newhali with j. Fl. mpson, car
/ penter work, etc, for two-s tory frame build
ing on south line OF Clay street, 1926 west OF
| tects.
George G. Burnett with NJ " Brady, terra
cotta ana granite work, ETC., for three-story
brick binding the north line OF Turk
street rs west of Mason; 5000: James Z.
| Wolfe, architect
John E. Eberle with John Kenealy, all work
corner OF San Bruno road and Eve street;
$1l45; David G. Coleman, architect.
Charles S. Jurges with Charles J. and n.
koenig, to erect a six-room cottage on the
south line of Thirteenth street. 175 west of
Merced 1920; Charles Koenig. architect.
The Csilagnan Estate Company with George
c. Wall, alterations, etc, on northeast corner
| OF Eddy AMI FraHklin streets; $4975; Charles
NJ. Rousseau architect.
Albert Walters Elm with Fl. Behrens, carpen-
| ter work, etc, in building known as the
Olympia, on the southwest corner of Eddy and
Mason streets $500; salfeld and Kohlberg.
architects.
Anna L. whitten with William F. Wilson.
plumbing, g4sfttng and sewering for three
story brick building on the southeast corner
| Of Montgomery and sutter streets; S124o;
Townsend d Wineker, architects.
Mrs. L. Theil with J. p Pene, to erect two
story frame building on south line OF Green
wich street, 8S east OF Stockton, $240O; Ca
briel A. Berger, architect.
Margaret Mcbride with Henry T. Grieb, car
penter and brick work and plumbing for two
story building on south line OF Fllhert street,
S7:6 east of Steiner, $4,000; architect, con-
tractor.
RANDOM NOTES.
Sales for the past week are reported by Sol
Getz & Bro. as follows: % by 120, on west line
of Ninth avenue, 225 feet north OF l. street, Tor
5000; % by 100, on west line of Ninth ave-
nue., 200 feet south of K street, for $500; %
by 120, on east line of Twentieth avenue, 275
feet south OF Point Lobos avenue, for $500; %
by 100 feet, on southeast line OF Lisbon street,
275 feet outhwest OF Brazil avenue, Tor $500;
% by 100. on south line OF l street, 81 10 teet
west of Eleventh avenue, for $500; % BY 12O,
on east line OF Eleventh avenue, 225 feet
south of NJ street, for $500.
The property the north line of North
Point street 1873: a east OF Powell, east 22:11
by north 1876 Ieet. has been attached Tor
$13,910 in the suit Of c. I. Peppen VS.. 6. D.
Graybill and j. w. Kapus
Jacob Heyman is building five room and
bath cottage on the south line OF Alvarado
street, l40 east OF Hoffman avenue a five
room and bath cottage on the north line OF
\
room and bath cottage on the south line OF
Twenty-third street, 125 west OF Douglass
and four room and bath cottage on the west
line of Hoffman avenue, 101 :6 north OF Eliza
beth street
First avenue is now completely graded and
macadamlzed. PToperty-owne are glad OF
this, but would feel i'll Still better frame OF
mind if the repairs on street, from Fist to
S xth avenues, were hastened.
The mortgage OF 100000 on the French
Hospital has been paid. A new mortgage for
St1,1 600 has been recorded since, with the
new hospital and land on Point Lobos avenue
and the old building and land on Bryant
street, between Fifth and Sixth, named as
securities.
Since the Harbor Com mis- sioners admins
tered such roasting to the contractors on the
new ferry building and gave them so much
trouble in securing their payments work has
progressed with some raplGity. The north
front is now i'll position
A quartermaster's and & subsistence store
house is 10 be built at the Presidio. BIDS will
be received until noon Of the 25th inst.
The beautiful residence and spacious
grounds at the southwest corner of Leaven-
worth and O'Farren streets, the home OF the
late c. r, Johnson, is now the property OF A.
A. Moore Three deeds have bten recorded
one for Sl5 0S3, the other for $25, ,S57 aud the
third being nominal.
Piles Tor Young's new fye-story building at
the intersection OF Market and Spear streets
are being driven by Healy, Tibbts & Co.
The En- porium building is TO be altered to
an extent costi $4,000 to meet the require
ments of the new tenants, designated as the
The Improved Order of Red Men has
been offered free site in several paris OF the
State and will stablish a home for indigent
and aged mem bers of the organization.
Fisnelmens wharf is to have additions
mad To-. by the harbor Commissioners at
cost OF $1,000.
cottage on Scott street, near Fulton, at a cost
OF $500.
j. Eberle will construct $1,000 cottage on
the San Bruno road, near Erie street.
Waiter 3 NeWball intends build resi-
dence on Clay street, near Laurel.
W. H. Milestone has signed the contract for
$1,000 cottage on Francisco street, near
Dupont.
G. G. Burnett will erect a three-story brick
building on Turk street near Mason.
The cornerstone OF the Mission High School
building is to be laid Saturday next.
Christina NJ. Dettner has contracted for a
$1,000 cottage Hoffman avenne, near
Twenty-fourth street.
/. stctnhart is having a $500 structure to
contain stores and fats construct ted on the
northeast corner OF Haight and Shrader
streets. A. z. Hotaling i building store and
two flats on the opposite diagonal corner.
Dr. McNutts house, recently moved 10 the
easterly half of the Crocker lot, on the north
east corner of Van Ness and Suffer, from Cali
fornia, near Franklin, is now nearly ready for
occupancy. A story has been built under
meath.
erecrng a fence 10 inclose the site OF the new
Puslofice on Seventh street. also an office for
the superintendent of cons truction; ]. A
Smiley, S1440; q. ii. walker, SlS44; NJ. N.
Fletcher, $lS64; I. II. Day, $2095; j. F. Lo-
gan, $21S3 The contract Will be let in a
short time. clause is inserted in the permit
granted by the Supervisors ior the erection of
the fence that no bills or signs shall be pasted
on it, This probably to let street advertis
ers realize that they cannot make use OF Gov
ernment property for dvertising purposes
II. keenan, Will constructs store, with flats,
on the southwest corner of Cole and Waller
Streets to cost $4,000.
The West Oakland Mutual Loan Association |
is the Oldest loan ass, cia ton in the State. !
Next month its ninth series OF stock will ma
ture, to the value of 1900 per share. In the |
past twenty wears the association has ex- !
pended S71S. .95S for surrendered shares and |
made loans aggIegating $597, ,26S.
The family home of Mrs. Jane Callaghan, on |
the northeast corner OF Eddy and Frank ia, is |
to be cut III half and made into two hand |
some residences, one fronting on each of the |
streets named.
The contract for the csrpentering on the |
Turk-street building of G. G.. Burnett las been |
awarded to John Furness; for the ironwork to !
the California Iron Construction Company.
The Sutro Primary school has had new class !
rooms provided. Architect Welch will draw |
plans tor two-cass building to be erected in !
the yard of the institution.
The site for the Wells, Fargo& Co.'S building !
Is clear to the ground level. Excavating VIII /
be Commenced soon.
In order to improve its other property it is !