The San Francisco call., 1897-08-18
of $3.50. with bond for 1862 so; H. Fischbeck

of $780, with bond for 1862 so; H. Fischoeck
and o. w. Nordwell, suretirs
George l.. Payne with George Harris. alterd D.
tions, etc, TO 29l0 Howard street, LOT @oo'o.
RANDOM NOTES.
The Board of Regents of the University OF
California hss selected block 13S OF the Po-
trero bounded by seventeenth, Eighteenth,
Rhode Islan nd and Kansas streets, as location
for the Wilmerdfng School. For the purchase
of the site it is probable that the money VIII
be raised by subscription.
A three-story building, comprising a store
ami fats is being erected the corner of
Haigntand Shrader streets by A. P. Hotaling.
The cornerstone of the Church Of the Sacred
Heart will be laid on Fell and Fillmore streets
on Septem Der u. Archbishop Rlor dan Will OF
fcis tie Il the ceremonies.
The building formerly occupied by Davis,
Hab Il Co, ut 211 Pine street. has been
lepsed through a. Rich & Co. to Z. Z Never
4 Co. for four years ut the rate of $500 per
month. That real estate firm has also nego-
t:ated the following sales: Residence of the
late Consu Bee, on sout1 line OF Pine, east of
Webster, 30X137 :6, $4,000, to William p.
Moore; residence on west line of Devisadero,
% feet south Of O'FsrreiI. being a portion of
the estate OF Nina Newman, 25x105, $4,000,
to Joseph 7. Rose man; four 25-loot lots in
bl OK 3, LGkeyiew, for 1878 each, to w. c.
Critcher.
William Mccormick has bought two acres of
land al Menlo Park for a country residence
property. David Bush of Umbsens country
department acted as agent in the TRANSACTION.
An investment OF about $4,000 is soon to
be made by Mrs. George Wnittell in improV-
ing the middle fiity-vara lot on the south line
of Fell, between Franklin and Cough. The
lot extends back to Hickory avenue, and
Townsend Wyncken's plans show two groups
OF fats, one on the street and the other on the
avenue. The buildings are to be two stories
in height, in English halt-tim ber style, and
there will be twenty-iour flats in ALL in suites
OF four, five and six rooms
A building OF sixteen flats on the plan OF the
modern tenements O. the East is about TO be
raised by Maurice Schmitt of the Sutter-street
railroad on the lot at the southeast corner OF
Vallejo and Suffer streets. There are TO be
four groups, each having a separate entrance,
but all under the same roof. The cost may be
all the way from $15, 900 to $1S,000 and it is
expected that the flats will be occupied largely
by pl0yes of the company.
petition OF 300 signatures has been secured
tor school house on the Park Lane Tract. 1t
has the sanction o. the Park Lane Tract I'M
provement Club. and excellent reasons are
offered for the petition.
three-story and basement structure, 10 cost
$500, is to be built OH the northwest corner
OF California and Maple streets. The property
is owned by the Hospital for Children and
Training School for Nurses.
1t is told on good authority that the Spring
Valley Water Company is to abish water
reservoir in the Sunset district and that the
locality VII be canvassed for site by the
chief engineer in the near future.
Ex-Congressman Thomas J. Clunie has be-
gun the erection of handsome and commo-
ulous structure on the nor rthwest corner of
Fell and Lyon streets, which Will cost Sl5 1000
% feet finished il mahogany and furnished
with an open fireplace. library, 10x17 feet,
finished in cherry; living-rt ON, 16x24 feet
finished IN blrd'Seye maple, and u dining
room. 16x20 feet, are also TO be located on
the first floor. The upper floors will ontain
bed and bath rooms The basement will be of
stone. the first story of Roman brick and the
upper par in hali-tim bered work.
The following list OF sales is reported by
Easton & Eldrdge as made at their auction of
real estate yesterday:
Lot 25x75 feet on northwest corner of Bush
and Lyon, with sixteen-room residence and
Improvements $4,000; lot 80 feet front by ir-
regular depth on east line Webster, 25 feet
north of Fulton, with rive-room cottage:
$12 500; lot 25x125 feet on north line of
Bush, 100 feet east OF Lyon, with six-room
cottage, $3.50; lot 25x109 IS on southeast
corner OF Golden Gate avenue and Scott, with
two-Story mouse OF nine rooms, $3.50; lot
27:6x12O fe"t on north line OF Golden Gate
avenue, 137 :6 feet east of Cough, double
house and store, $9SO0; lot 75xS6 feet on
southeast corner OF Nineteenth and Hartford,
with three houses. $500; lot 25xl00 on south
line of Point L0bOs avenue, 10Y 6 west of
Eighth avenue, with six-room cottage, $4,000