The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-11

Hagan, S12. 900 on property on the north line
of Suffer street., 103 ~ west OF Buchanan, west
34:41a by north 1876 from the same TO John
Carroll, $4,000, ard to Margaret f. and
west corner OF Harrison and Fourth streets,
southwest so by northwest 100; from the Hi
hernia Bank to NJ. d. Moan, $3.50 on the
north line OF Fulton streeT, 167 IS west of
Fillmore. west 30, north 1916, east 81 IS,
south 10, west IS, south 1876; from the
same 10 Michael D. and Margaret Nolan,
$500 on property OIL the south hne OF Page
street, 10Y IS east OF Broderick, east 80 by
south 1876 from the Hiberuia Bank to
George Piracy, $4,000, and to George +. and
Frances J. Piracy and Ellen o. Fitschen, and as
trustee, $4,000 on property on the southeast
line of Mission street, 1877 Is northeast OF Main.
northeast 1910 by southeast 1877 IS; from the
Freuch Bank to Isaac Jacobs, $500 on prop
erty on the south line OF Eddy stBeet, 137 IS
east OF Buchanan, east % By south 1877 IS.
NEWS ITEMS
The sale of the property at the northeast
corner OF Post and stockton streets has not yet
been consummated, and it will in all proos-
bilIties fall through.
Work on the Affiliated Colleges is progress
ing. The foundation of the dental building,
as wei as the pharmacy building, has been
finished, and tho OF the medical depar tment
have been begun. Grading operations on the
rest OF the lot are now going on.
a two-s tory Eastlake residence is being built
by Mrs. Bella Levy, wife of ex-Judge Levy, on
the south side OF jackson street. 1877 10 feet
west OF Fillmore.
The southside district is to have another
market. II viii be on the northwest line of
Howard street, 100 feet east of Sixth, with
frontage OF 100 Ieet by del tn of 100. Emil
Kehrlein, the owner of the properly, has de-
cided TO build q three-story structure on the
land, the entire lower floor being devoted to a
market and the upper part to be arranged in
lodge halls.
Fontana & Co. are preparing the Did WOODEN
mills building at the loot OF Van Ness avenue
Tor the canning business and complete can
plant is TO be brought from the East. On the
bay, from Polk street to Van Ness avenue,
there is being built seawall twelve feet
thick. which Will give the site an anchorage
Tor deep-water vessels, as we'll as adding two
fifty vsras 10 the five now owned by Fontana
& Co.
Owing TO shortage in the street fund work
on the paYing with bitumen of Geary street,
from Kearny to Stockton, and on Stockton
street, iron cary to Market, will probably be
DELAYED. The pToperty-owners along the line
OF the streets to be paved sent petition not
long ego TO the Supervisors. requesting that
their streets be DitumlniZed, they paying half
of the expense aud the City the balance to
which the Supervisors agreed.
Behreno Joost, yice-president of the Clar-
endon Heights improvement Club, who is in
teresting himself in a bill which Will be pre-
sented to the legislature during the coming
week. lega izing a change of street grades,
intends a so to revive the project OF extending
Market street.
Mr. Joost VIII soon bring the matter before
the Supervisors. He thinks that Market street
shJ uld be opened TO the junction IF Douglass
and Nineteenth, and then continued to H
street on the south side OF the park. He will
also advise the wideaing ana extension OF
Nineteenth street from Douglass 10 the Sunset
| district. The extension OIL the latter thorough
fare II accomplished, would give the Mission
ali outlet 10 the Affiliated Colleges.
The Health and Police Committee of the
new Board OF Supervisors objects to the
placing OF the pesthouse on the Almshouse
tract. The committee believes that hospital
for contagious diseases located in the center
OF the City would be dangerous to the public
health. 1t is believed that the Legislature
control of the Supervisors.
During the past week the property-owners
in Eureka Valley met and organized an
Improvement club, which will be known as
following were CHOSEN officers: President
Samuel Wyatt; vice president, Henry Schroe-
der; secretary, S. n. Norton; treasurer, Henry
Schlieman.
The following auction sales have been sched-
uled by the agents to lake place during the
coming month: o. F. Won Khein will hold an
important sale on Thursday, the 2Sth Some
of the pieces will be sold b. order OF the Pro-
bate Court, some under bank foreclosure and
some by private order. g. ii. Umbsen will OF
Ter a public sale on February a choice list of
properties. The parcels offered VIII partake
of a public administrators foreclosure bank
order and commissioners and referees ales
Easton, Eldridge & Co. are at present pre-
offered at pubic sale, the date of which, how
ever. has not yet been decided upon, but will
probably be about Tuesday, the 10Th inst.
Charles j. Campbell d o. will offer at pub
lie sale on the 10Th OF this month q choice
line of City property.
Baldwin & Hammond have been appointed
agents by the Occidental Land and improve
ment Company OF another large tract of land
at Burlingame.
In the first subdivision OF 100 acres. where