The San Francisco call., 1898-06-22

1s7s, containing ten rooms and bath. s5Soo. with an If"
 Lot on the southwest corner of stanyan and Carl streets. 57:6x56:6. s275O.
 No 106 Welsh street, west of Fourth. ar ranged in flats and producing $50 month, '0', OUT OF TOWN.
 East Oakland-Northerly line of East Six teenth street 145 feet west of Sixth avenue s5xlOO, all work for two two-story frame dwell ings; owner c. H. King; architest, w. J.. Mathews contractor, c. Christensen cost s6s67.
 Los Angeles (Supervisors)-Bids for tiing and marble work on the court house tunnel were rejected Similar action was taken with bids for work on the old elevator
 department the award for building the new opera house was awarded to Ward 6 Smith,
 Berkeley-The contract for AlIston way school has been let to Phil Sheridan for $1Ss1
 Madera-Sealed bids were received by the un- dersigned June Il. with plans and specihca- tions for school building in Madeira. D. F. Edwards, J. R. Barnett J. W. Whatkins. trus- tees.
 Riverside-L C. Wardman has the contract for a packing house to be built for Colonel R. A. Eddy at High Grove. It will be 6oxl5o feet and will cost $3250.
 Ventura--A grammar school will be built this summer. Plans call TOT two-story build, June IS for work.
 waitsburg, Wash.-Ed Mccann will erect a modern cottage on Fourth street.
 Santa Ana-Laurel school district bonds of sG0OO have been sold to the Oakland Bank of Savings for $451 premium and accrued interest:
 Napa-The Bradt buildings at the corner of First and Coombs streets were destroyed by fire recently. MT; Bradt will rebuild at once; the contract for the erection of a convent build ing on the north side of Stanton street. between Rodney and Williams avenues.
 RANDOM NOTES. A high school and library building is to be erected in San Rafael at an estimated cost of sl2,OOO.
 on the southery line of 'Twenty-third. and another on Alvarado street. The cost of each will be $500 and $500 respectively An important development in oil-bearing lands is being made under the management of Easton, Eldridge & O.. on the olinda tract comprises 500 acres adjoining the wells of the Sante Fe Pacific. which are now pro- eorporaton eug5n entitled the Rchfeid 6i Company has been formed. and arrangements are be-
 ing aae to sqp Pacc in the sopbern part of the State with oil as fuel.
 A petition to the Board of Health is being circulated among property-owners in the vi- cinity, asking that the old and decrepit build ings on the north side of Jackson street, be- to be demolished and removed a menace to life and limb. and as dangerous to public story wood and sheet iron affairs, and have occupied their site since 1850 They so di- lapidated that in November 1896. the Board of Health directed their removal within a year. but an extension was subsequently, obtained by the owners who derive considerable revenue from the rentals of the tumble-down sheds. They are opposite the United States Apprai- sers' building, and in the immediate neigh Fresno Land Company is erecting for the Italian-Swiss Colony, and handsome struct- ure that the Commercial Power Company pro- posed to build Battery street, near Jack
 E. ". Hopkins has made lease to H. B. Adler of premises the northwest corner of Powell and Eddy streets for S23.10
 A new lease has been made by the Martin family and J. Downey Harvey to Percy Beam ish of the stores at 922 Market and 15 IT and 1s Ellis street for one. year at s12O0 a month.