The San Francisco call., 1897-02-08

La nd Company, comprising about 1000 acres
OF property in San Jacinto valley, Riverside
county, a portion of which is mighty i'm
proved.
The residents of Lakeview are anxious to
have their district better lighted and to have
the Spring Valley Water Company lay its
mains throughout that section, as they are at
present without any water supply.
In the matter of securing some system for
the better Lighting OF their territory the Lake
view improvement Club have appointed q
committee to wait upon the Supervisors and
request thatseven electric lights be placed in
the district.
The residents of Richmond district are op-
posing the granting OF any further extension
of time to the contractors for the paving of
California stIeet between Central and Fif-
teenth avenue&
A referees sale of the estate of Mary B. Pease
viii be held on the oath inst. at the Office of
Madison & Burke. There Will be offered
three lots, with the improvements thereon
On the northwest line OF Brannan, "a feet
northeast of Third on the north corner OF
CenIer place and South Park avenue, and on
the sou theast side of Park avenue, 45:3 north
east of Third street
There is TO be q new driveway on the south
of the park, commencing in the vicinity of
Seventh avenue and street, connecting viii tn
the boulevard in the park, and vending its
way southwark to Trocader and on TO the
county line. The new driveway viii be 100
feet wide. 1t comprises land donated by
Adolph Sutro and the Spring Valley Water
Works Company 10 the City.
Ejectmeut proce edings for the removal of
two squatters VINO for some time past have
blocked Brady street are 70 be commenced by
the Supervisors.
A petition is to be filed with the Supervisors
for the sewering, grading and matchmaking
of Lower Terrace from the intersections there
with of Serpent:ne Place.
committee from the Mission Fivemile I'M
proyement Club is to call upon the property
owners on Mission street from Silver to Court
land avenue tor the purpose of requesting the
owners of that thoroughfare to have properly
repaved.
O. F. Won Rein e. Co. will hold an auction
on the 25th of this month. The principal
offering at the sale Will be the estate Of
Charles D. Root
Sol Getz & Brother report the following sales
during the past week-Lot 2ox120 on east line
of Eighteenth avenue 275 feet north of
street, for 5000; lot 50xl20 feet on west line
of Thirty-ffth avenue, $50 feet south OF 1
street for $400; lot 25x120 feet on east line of
Nine teenth avenue, 200 rect north of Clement
street, for $500; lot 25x1oO feet on south line
of K street, 30 IS west of Ninth avenue, for
5000; lot 25Xl20 feet on west line of Seventh
avenue, 125 feet north of X street, for $1,000;
lot 25X120 feet on southeast line of Athens
street, 25 feet northeast of China avenue, tor
$50
The Clarendon Heights Improvement Club
is to petition the Supervisors for elgnt electric
lights, at the following points: At the corner
OF Moss and Caselii avenues. Eighteenth and
Ashbury, Sixteenth and Upper Terrace, Saturn
street and Serpentlne place, Eighteenth and
Stanyan, Corbett avenue, between Mars and
Moss avenues; Eagle and Falcon, Lower Ter
race and Pluto.
The Mission Five-mile Improvement Club is
to pc tition the Supervisors to establish grades
along the line OF streets in the Excelsior
Homestead and the Academy Tract where the
grades have not yet been agreed upon.
Shainwald, Buckbee d Co. report the sale of
1000 acres of land in Glenn County for $50, 600;
thirty-seven lois in the western part o1 the
city of San Jose for $4,000, and q residence
in san Rafael.
Charles ]. Campbell & Co. viii dispose of at
auction on the 23d inst. a large line of mis-
cellaneous parcels OF City property.
committee from the Clarendon Heights
Improvement Club is at present ascer iaining
the lowest price for which Seventeenth street
can be cut through Mount Olympus from
Uranus to Ashbury.