The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
ACTIVITY IN REAL ESTATE.

occasion Of the Bush-street Theater fire.
The office of the publication was wrecked.
but the paper is being issued as usual.
A large building is 10 be erected by
Miss Isabella Levy on the north side of
Union Square avenue, 81 feet west OF
Grant avenue. II will be FIVE stories and
basement and cost about $25 .OOO
A. s. O'Neil Will erect a large machine
shop and factory on his newly acquired
property at 17lS-1720 San Fernando street.
Lyon & Hoag have disposed OF eight
lots in the block bounded by and K
streets, Ninth and Tenth avenues, which
was recently placed on the market oy
them, to r. j. Pavert. who Is erecting sew
eral modern dwellings thereon.
Hugh NJ. Cameron. l05s Broadway, Oak
land, reports a lively demand for houses
TO rent in all parts of that city, and dur
Pablo avenue in North Oakland for $500
10 John Lacoste: also a lot on west
street. near Thirty fourth street, TO Jacob
Drummer for $500; also lot 4Ox12S feet in
the Herzog tract for Harrison A. Jones 10
b. Perez for $3.50; also two lots in hay
wards for Mrs. Sarah Terry TO G. Fer
rera. He has also other sales under way
which he expects to close during the COM
ing week.
It is reported that six-story hotel or
lodging house is To be erected on the site
of the Bush-street Theater, recently de-
stroyed by fire.
The local savings banks. building asso-
Citations and private capitalists have
loaned an aggregate of $685. .555 on real es-
tate security in this city during the week
ending December 10, against s026, 100 Tor
loaned total of sl55 $50. divided as fol-
lows: Hibernia $50 500, German S3O,s0O
San Francisco Savings Union sl6,bSD, the
Security 5000 and the Mutual S2lOO. The
building associations loaned Sl3,725 and
private capitalists and others loaned $464.-
ESQ. The Hibernia Savings made one loan
of $25 900 and one OF $4,000, and the San
Francisco Savings Union one OF $1,000
Under the miscellaneous loans is s4l7 ,56i
borrowed by w. V. and Marie l.. Hunting
ton from Coils 7. Huntington on twelve
outside land blocks and property outside
of the city for one year at 61z per cent
Most of the money obtained from the
banks was borrowed at and 612 per cent
Releases for the week were sl4,2 ,2sO
against 1929 800 for the previous week.
Six new building contracts were filed
during the week ending December 2l, rep
resenting an aggregate expenditure OF
$40. .I32. The largest was that OF the Inde-
pendent Electric Light and Power Com
pany with the Pacific Rolling Mill Com.
pany for a building Of steel, wrought and
street, between Humboldt and Twenty
third. The next largest contract was that
of Peter Heinrich with Casper Zweirleir
for the erection OF two two-story frame
buildings 10 cost $500, on the north line OF
Grove street, fifteen feet west OF Baker
3. y. Trobock awarded a contract TO j
f. Logan to build two-story frame
structure to cost S0T on the west line OF
Taylor street. 500 feet south OF Washing
ton. The Overland Transfer Company
has contracted with A. G. Soule 10 build
| a two-story frame stable on the north
west line Of Bryant street 300 feet south
west Of Fourth. at a cost of $3.50. Anne
Hadley has let a contract to John n
Munster 10 erect two-story house &c
cost S4l9O on the north line Of Eddy street
| 50 feet west Of Pine. Louis McLane Jr
awarded n contract 10 Charles VI. Depev
| 10 erect two-story and basement resi-
| dence to cost $3.50 on the east line OF
| Spruce street. 52:Sh feet south OF Clay.