The San Francisco call., 1897-06-16
NEW BUILDINGS.

Streets, 9Ox3O feet.
NEW BUILDINGS
Contracts for the following buildings passed
to record dur .ng the week:
Percy J. Creed, for a two-story frame build
ing on the west line OF Websterstreet, 100 feet
north OF Union.
Mrs. James A. Robinson, for q two-story; !;
frame building arranged in stores and fiat on
the west line OF Ninth street, between Howard
and Folsom.
Christopher Jung, for two fats on the west
line of Hampshire street, 147:6 feet north Of
Psnd F Chige, for three flats on the south
west corner of Jones aud Union streets
Mrs. E. NJ. Leahy, for two-Story frame build
ing on the norIn line OF Green street. % y feet
east OF Lark in.
Margaret McEvoy, for two flats on the north
line OF Bryant street, between Third and
Fourth.
T P. and A. NJ Kennedy, for frame build
ing on subdivision 1 of lot 81, Precita Valley
lands
R. + Broderick ard W. Klinger, for one
story frame building at the southwest corner
of Market and Sanchez streets.
Mrs. Matilda Stallman, for alterations and
additions 10 premis' on the north line OF
Sutter street 1859 feet west of Buchanan.
Mary DonneHy, Tor alteration and additions
to premises on the north line of Shipley street
Jonas Schoeufeld. for a three-story frame
building on the north line OF Geary street,
249 70 ieet ives OF Cough.
Margaret Ehrllnser for a cottage house on
Eighth avenue, south OF A street.
Lena Samuels and Mrs. C. Marx, converting
OF present premises on the south line Of Green
street, 13S feet east OF Dupont, in to six flats.
David NJ. Sullivan, for a cottage house on
the south line OF Twenty fifth street, 1910
feet east OF Noe.
The Sunset District Improvement Cub has
advised property-owners not to sign contracts
for sewers in Suns I district till the outlet of
Twenty-fourth avenue and street has been
built.
Five thousand dollars of the $4,000 fund
for the extension of Grove street through
Alamo square has been collected,
A NJ Speck Il CO.'S recent smaller sales are
fo lows: Double frame building on lot
26:10xS7:6. at 619 and 621 Ellis street, to Dr.
P. n. Flood, for $6500; lot, 81 :6x137 IS. and
two frame buildings, from the German Bank
10 Mrs. Lewis for $500. ana the premises at
25O T hama stree; 25x75. for $500.
Jacob Heyman is building a four-room and
bath cottage on the sou III line of Twenty-third
street, $50 feet west of Hoffman avenue and
another on the southeast line of FL Dorado
street 115 feet east of Hoffman avenue
The Park Lane improvement Club is to petit
tion the Supervisors Tor a new school house in
their district within the territory bounded
by Douglass, Stanyan, Sixteenth and Nine
The Improvement of Eleventh avenue, from
H 20 Streets in the dis trict south OF the PARK
will be urged by the Sunset strict Improve
ment Club as soon as The protest expires, IN a
few days.
The Richmond District Improvement Club
declares that the closing OF Pennsylvania,
Commonwealth and Michigan avenues, as re-
Gently petitioned by J. c. Jordan, would be
| injurious to the welfare of Richmond, and
has so called the attention of the Super Yisors
to The gu asliOn.
King 4 McNany nave removed from 63O
Market street 10 spacious quarters at 10 Mont
gomery street.
Four huntret acres of land between Lock
: lord and Linden, san Joaquin County, have
been bought by A. J. Larson from NeWhan &
Wise through David Bush of the country de-
partment OF &. II. Umbsen. The price paid
WAS $4,000.
Residents of the Sunset District will be given
a ten-minute car service as soon as both tracks
OF the extension are completed from Masonic
avenue 10 Nintn avenue.
The following recent sales are reported by
Burnham & Marsh: The property on the
northwest ilne of Mission street, 1915 south
east from Fifth. 55x160, with SIX frame
houses renting for about 1925 a month, Tor
$50, coo; the lot on The northwest lire of
Stevenson street, 200 southwest from. s. xth
street. 25x75, for X. Heney Jr., to Charles
Sehroth. price $4,000; lot and houses on the
north line of Pine street. 27 ieet west OF Web
ster, 25x100, for c. E. Mahoney, for S4S50
lot 25x75. on the north line OF Eighteen b
street, 100 feet W st of Castro, for George Man
gels, to Charles Bennett, $1,000; lot on north