The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

/ ty-fifth, $3.50; for the same estate, on
221 feet south of Church, 25x114, to A.
j. Granville, s675; for the Jones estate
to Ellen Brown, east line Of Church
street, 51:6 feet south OF Twenty sixth.
50x96, S1740; for the same estate to
Mary Kane, on the east line of Church
street, 516 feet north of Army, 75x96,
$3.50; for the same estate to John L.
Holm and estate of G. McKann, lots on
the east line Of Church street, 1855 feet
south of Jersey, 50x114, $1400; for the
Jones estate to G. G. Stichs, lot on the
south line Of Twenty-sixth street, 221
feet west of Dolores, 75x114, $2025; for
the same estate to James Davis, lot on
the south line of Twenty sixth street,
1876 feet north Of Dolores, 25x114, $720;
for the same estate to Mrs. G.. F. Rey-
| nolds, lot on the south line Of Twenty
sixth street. III feet north of Dolores.
$720; for the Jones estate to o. c..
| Guenzel, lot on the east line of Church
street, 26:6 feet south Of Twenty sixth,
25x96, $50; for the same estate to Carl
N. Ahlgren, lot on the north line Of
Army street, SO feet east of Church,
25x114, 5000; for the same estate to the
same buyer, southwest corner Of
Church and Twenty-sixth streets, 26:6x
SO, $1250; for the same estate, two lots
on the north line of Army street, 121
feet south of Church, 50x114, $3.50; for
the Jones estate to Florent Gardiner,
lots on the east line of Army street, I'll
feet east of Church, $3.50; for the same
estate to Jacob Weissbein, lots on the
south line of Twenty-sixth street, SO
feet east Of Church. 125x114. $55s5; for
Edward Patched to Robert Peoples, lot
| on the west line Of Shotwell street, 125
feet north of Twentieth, s2400; for c..
B. Corwin to T. J. Giblin, northwest
corner of Twelfth avenue and NJ street,
$3.50; for r. H. Savory to Eugene ].
Fonts, cottage on the east line Of
Eighth avenue, 272:3 feet south Of B
street, $4,000.
Easton, Eldridge & Co. also report
that they have opened a branch office
on Fruitvale avenue, Fruitvale, where
they are doing considerable business at
private sale. They have sold for r. H.
burst, in the F'ruitvale Addition to
Fruitvale, lot 9 in the Fruitvale tract,
to Edward Bertrand, $2s5; for the same
owner to Johanna K. Cohl, lots 238 and
239, Fruitvale Addition, $3.50; to G. E.
Gallagher. lots 240 and 241, Fruitvale
addition, $500; to Samuel H. Sullivan,
lot 234, Fruitvale addition, SIPS; to
Herman Friese, lots 25I and 252, Fruit
vale Addition, 1915; to James A. Reid,
lot 248, Fruitvale addition, $240; to
James R. Allen, lot 253, Fruitvale addi-
tion, $685.; to Robert Madden, lots S53,
354 and 319, Fruitvale addition. 1926.
This tract of land has just been sub
| divided, streets have been cut through
and considerable activity has already
been shown in erecting substantial
buildings. The property is bounded by
Redwood road, School and Davis
streets and Peralta Creek.
SOME RECENT SALES.
Sales are reported by o. D. Baldwin
& Co. as follows: From John E. Hill
to Mrs. Emery P. Gates, lot 25x107
feet and two new flats of six rooms
and bath each on the south line of
Sacramento street, 87:6 feet east Of
Laurel, for $3.50; from Joseph Nash
to Mrs. Celia Marks, lot 27:6x127:Sh
on the north line of Jackson street, So
feet east of Walnut, s4250; from Mrs.
Harriet F. Mallett to George w.
Smith, lot 51:2x137:6 on the north
line of Vallejo street, S4:4 feet east
of Steiner, $500; from Miss Mary A.
Farren to Mrs. Harriet r. Vint, lot
avenue, 119 feet north of G street,
$1100; from John w. Ruggles to T. A.
Pettus, lot 50x120 on the east line Of
Fourth avenue, 100 feet south of CAL
ifornia, $2400; from Mrs. Harriet H.
Noise to Joseph P. Organ, lot and
new residence on the south line Of
Seventeenth street, near Clara avenue,
$3.50; from Mrs. Margaret ]. John
son to Mrs. Margaret j. Wheeland, lot
57:6x10O on the northwest corner Of
Point Lobos and Tenth avenues,
$4,000; from Miss Ruth j. Campbell
to Mrs. Margaret Hawthorne, lot 25x
100 on the north line of California
street, 1915 feet west of Twenty-sev-
enth avenue. $500.
Baldwin & Howell, the agents for
the syndicate which purchased the
Hayward tract at San Mateo several
months ago, have let a contract to the
City Street Improvement Company for
all the grading and street work within
| the tract. The new Improvement in
cludes sewering, curbing and macad-
amizipg the streets and also construct
! ing asphalt sidewalks and laying wa
ter pipes. There are twenty acres in
the tract, which has been subdivided
into fffty-foot lots. The property is
situated between the Hayward man
sion and the Southern Pacific depot
and is opposite the homes of Captain
A. H. Payson and Mrs. Kohl. 1t is
covered with superb oak trees. Only
those which come within the roadway
of the streets will be removed. The
ones on the sidewalk and of course
those on the lots will be trimmed up
and left for the enjoyment of the
home builders. The lots will be
placed on the market in about sixty
days at from $40 to $50 per front foot
B street, the main business thorough
fare of San Mateo, will be extended
through the Hayward tract.
A fine sewer system for San MatAo