The San Francisco call., 1897-07-25


Next Tuesday, By auction, Eason, Eldridge
& Co. will offer large assortment OF residence
property, including the following:
Residence at 25l3 Octavia street, near Broad
way, fa,s and at Ill Liberty street, west of Guer
zero, The dwelling at 924 Page street, cas- of de-
visadero lot the south line OF Zine street
west OF Fillmore, lot on the east side OF Clay ton
street, near ell, tnOther on the same street and
side near Waller TWO fats at 2l2 and 21212 Clara
street. improved properly at 524 aud $50 Point
Lobos avenue of Cook street, and lot Oh
Twen y-seVenth street w ST or y oe.
Sales OF the following parcels OF realty are
repored by Shainwald, Buckbee Co.:
on side lands ock Gas, facing Go.den Gate
Park and bounded by II and 1 streets and Thir-
tieth aud TnirLy-nrst avenues. fr Alice II asst
ings TO stephen Potter for $4,000; lot, z5xl2O
OF siif6rHiA street for $500 a marine view 10 ,
3S:5xl- %, on the southwes corner OF Scott street
and Broadway, for $4,000, to Hrnry Lachman; u
tot, -3Xl00, III Excel l$ior Homestead, block 19,
the ras5 side OF Paris street, l2S feet south 4
BrazII. for SSUU 10 25x72 on the north liue
of Lake stree, 23 feet cas- Of Eighth avenue, for
$45U; lot, l20:S14xll4, on the west line
fence, for $1,000; lot 23x56:6, with improve.
mens on the south side of Turk street, % % west
OF buchanan, for $500; lot 5Ox6-:6 and i'm.
provement the south line OF Onion street, 147 e
west of Powell. for $45U0; lot 25x1O0 on the
east line of Paris sire ct Brazil avenue, for
$500; a lot 3OxI17:6 an / residence on the north
line OF Jackson street 1876 feet OF W, bster
for 5000; lot 25xl20 on the ives: line of Fifth
100 feet south OF Clement SIRE It, for $500
and Brazil Tor 500; four OTIS on Paxton avenue,
IN Las eview for 5000 each and ot 30xl2U on
the south line of OEArrell street, l9U west oil
Cough, for $500.
ing TO be erected by w. w. Young on the
southwest corner OF Market and Spear streets.
II is to be a fve-story brick structure, and the
contracts already signed amount TO Si01, $50.
A. J. Rich & Co. have closed negotiations for
the rent of the building now occupied by The
Golden Rule Bazaar on Market street, between
Kearny street ana Grant avenue. II has been
rented by the Blythe estate to the CUlum ian
Wooien Mills, which VIII take posses sion the
latter part OF next month.
The same firm has also MADE q lease for
three years at $500 a month, with the privi-
Iege ofrenewal at he expiration, from John w.
Mackay TO Clark & Knowles of Sacramento of
the ground floor OF The premises t775 Market
street, formerly called the Cremorne. II VIII
be used by the Sacramentans for the man u
faciure and sale of cigars.
The property on the northwest corner OF
Sixteenth and Sanchez streets has been fore
closed for debt OF 5000 by Michael schy-
meinsky.
Mrs. S. Lathrop is erecting $4,000 residence
at Palo Alto,
c. w. Westcott has secured the contract for
erecting the new stable to cost $1,000 on the
Crocker domain at San Mateo.
The foundations OF the University of Cali
fornia psychological laboratory at Berkeley
have been completed and work is now in
progress on The Superstructure. The building
has brick foundation and is to be OF wood
two stories in height 1t viii cost close to
$4,000 and will be completed In about three
months.
c. E. Stewart intends to build a residences at
g cost OF $4,000 on North El Dorado street,
Stockton.
Near the sugar factory atSalinas $4,000 res
idence is building for the superin tendent, w.
G. Waters.
The initial contracts for tnree-fat build
ing on the north line OF Bush street, 165 feet
east of Buchanan have been let by Mrs. B.
Harris. j. II. Littlefeld drew up the plans,
which show that the columns to be used in
the front ex terror OF the building are Ionic
and Doric. The structure viii cost $11 900.
David Bush of the country department OF G.
H. Um bsen &S Co., real estate agents has re-
Gently bought an acre in the Beresford Tract
at San Mateo for Mrs. J. T. Kennedy from p. ].
Carr Her intention is to build a villa.
The old buildings are fast being removed
from the site of Wells, Fargo & CO.'S pro posed
building on Mission street. The prevailing
belief is that Boston architect viii be em-
pioyed,