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OAKLAND TRIBUWF If -t A FirajrilHinig UDirDOIIStOoirQ ion OGSlD GoSoro OO'u' Urc7G Gu UC uuuu Odd ilEne Gofty Elx-room modem story and a half $3650 Queen Ann House Following- Is a rummary of the tmlld-JngT permits applied for at the Board of Public Works for the week ending- Wed-ineadfly, December .1, 1809, as compiled rfcy "Walter B. Fawcett, secretary of -No. Permits. Amoimts. This lerfte lot, bn Grove.

Is an exceptionally at 31st rear nallv bu $3800 31 st rear pood buy Choice Lots in the; Higgins Tracts Onthe new Erwlght way car lln. Berkelev For sale by The Realty Syndicate i i Terms can be arranged. V-1 Pair flats, 5 and 6 rooms; lot 150 feet deep will pay over nice location, near Twelfth avenue. (525) "Exclusive Agents, wo0'" 1- story dwellings 14 $28,320.00 1 -story dwelling 2 8.450.00 2- Mory dwellings 5 19,450.85 1-story store 1 600.00 1-ftorv. 8 -room office i 9 3Kft no D.FvMINNEY 422 11th Street Just East of Broadway laymance Real Estate Co.

1214-121S Broadway. 1 'V. a. Sheds, rarag-eg 5 1,574.00 Alterations, additions and repairs 5,947.00 Total 4S t59.G91.85 REPORT BT WARDS. First -ward 18 ward 5 4,200.00 ward 440.00 'Fourth ward 4 3.

840.00 lilS Broadway. OaManSv I Aero and Elalf AoroLof: Per Annum Here In tlio Ideal Income Iroducer Why Not ward 11 17,233.85 Sixth ward 4 550.00 Seventh ward ...3 6,600.00 Total V. 48 $59,091.85 SGQp to 61000 Suitable for truck eardenin or chicken ranches; soil. rich san.lv loam: fine PERMITS. BUILDING climate: Southern Pacific local depot one block from lots; small parments Sown and easy monthly Installments- macada OWN A LOT OR A HOME IN CENTER OF GREATER OAKLAND? YOU CAN BUY NOW ON VERY EAY TERMS.

mized streets. Ia tke hdow of lJnd Titt th heantifnl rlose to- Key Route, business renter; in vrirra belt: is a new, strictly modern biitii basement heme: on a hearr concrete fnnn.iar in finish: pli7i perch; rxms sanltsry nickel plunUng: open Mrenla. w.th ash-chute: (separate baii and tiiet: kitchen with rtown-te-date conTenieuces; basement for ample storage; carpenter shop ar, 1 fruit cool closets; lawn in: cement walk; work complete.1. Price for immediate saJe oriy S2f.0. Very small payment to responsible partr.

Phone owner at Piedmont 1S42. or IIQLGOLIB REMJY CO. (Investor of Capital) 306 Sail Pablo Arenue Oakland, Cal. fi IVrigh! Company II 4 RICHABD J. MONTGOMERY 4003 Telegraph eornerI40th Central Oakland.

130t ntftilwav Phones Oakland S208. A 320S. is a detailed statement of 'th3 applications for buildiija; permits filed 'with the Board of Public Works for the week ending "Wednesday, December 1, 1909: Wood Tatum, repairs, 610 Thirteenth street: $70. Chris Flanagan, 1-story. B-room tae-e, wost sloe of Prospect Plapo, 90 'feet south of Twenty-ninth streetT $1900.

C. H. Comforth, 1-story. 5-room bungalow, west side of Glnn avenue, 112 foot north of Ellin; additional cost, $6U0. E.

C. Simmcns, 2-story. 9 -room, dwelling and 1 -story. 2-room frarasre. west Bide of Vernnn street, 184 fet south of Perry street; and J.

A. Erickscn, 1-story shd. north side of Thirty-first street, 135 feet east of San pp.hlo; $K0. i J. S.

Meyers, alterations. 1603'4 Broad-wav; $150. M. I Lindberg, 1-story barn, 5713 Dover, rear; i Norrls Alien, 5-room dwelling-, west si.le of Wood lawn, r280 feet south of Moss avenue; JlnOO. FORSALEorEXCHANGE CALL AND SEE Adams Point Snap Greater Oakland i A nupery In Fniitvale.

consisting of "CTC ot ima ana an nurserv sunnlies. A south frontage, pronertv: onlv $175040x125 fine view hill 1 io.ii..-:. eieetnc motor, on the car line and 700 feet fronting n-iih nelicopt $600 cash, balance er easy terms fef i A Ay street; 30 minutes' nlv tA icth onj will handle this. uro-iuway. is a rare onportunitv to obtain 4 L.

Mitchuir, alterations, Pu7 Webster acres of highly improved land right In Machine Flying 6tret; $140. Miss Sadie Goldstein 1210 Farmers and Merchants Bank new building under construction on the corner of Thirtnth PERKINS SMITH CO. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS. 1 Telegraph art. and THE WOLCOTT-HODGH CO.

408 15th bet. Broadway Franklin anq i-ranklin Brosrdway. Oakland. Thirtieth street: Mrs. Rex, 1-rcom adrlltlon, 630 Fifty-third streot; $142.

I M. Panelll, 1 -stor', 4-room dwelling. 17 Tenth street, rear: $1140. George Shrider, '1-story. 6-roora dwelling-, north sld cf str-et, 230 fee-t west of xver; W.

E. Taft, 1-story, i-rrom bunsralow, corner of OeiIc Gnjve avenuo i in in ii i t. i ii iu it ii in. i i uj- 1,11 1 1,11 Here's a Bargain LEWIS MITCHELL and Pedestrians way: $2500. I J.

Acllman, alterations, 1010 Washing ton street f' -H'-r11 1 A. Martin, Blrcrations and repairs, 802 Xir.th street- SlOO. J. Centini, tiUerations, DOS Seventh street; $50. i dwelling, 60x100, opposite Lake Merritt Park; convenient to all street car lines, within five minutes' walk of both broad and narrow gauge locals adj6ining land held at $140 per front foot.

Price $6500. It's a dandy location for an apartment house or family hotel. Home Builders Building Loans 1 Telegraph Avenue Oakland REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE BROKERS Removed to couth side of Kast Twxnty-sevvnth ereet. 3C4 feot ecn-cf Thirteenth ave- i nue; $1400. i Bonl Klracerlck, alterations, 1 417 street; $S00.

I I Freldman Realty Company, alterations, 670 Frarklin street; 175. i i J. C. Bonnetta, alterations, rS4 Willow- 1262 Broadway J. H.

Company street: i i F. A. Muller, i-story, 6-room. eottaar'. south side of avenue, C20 foet 1052 BROADWAY.

Springfield F. M. Insurance Co. BUILD YOUR HOME IN Cheap Lot dubGrf Oryanf $775 SACRIFICE east. or lover; lMm.

t. E. K. Wood Lumber Company. 1-story, ofritT sontheriSt corner of -Frederick and John Herr, alterations, 2S San Pablo avoniie; I E.

F. Schmltz, B-room bungalow. nrth side of Kortyi-f ourth street, 75 feet east of Diamond; $2750. Mry W. Weaver, lire I repairs, south sif.a of Forty-sixth 2zZ feet east of- Market street; $000.

Mrs. Albert, fraragpe, 272 Santa Rosa avenue, rear: Victor 1 -room addition, 6115 linker street; $150. 1 J. D. Eldride, 2-story, i 6-room dwell-lnrr.

east sld" of Itlil-Arais avenue, 200 Real Estate and Insurance nOTARY PUBLIC 1 "frfV I Xesrr 26th and Grov; bank mortgage of $400 can remain; 6 net; lot is easily worth $1009: handy to 22d street Key Route and Grove and San Pablo avenue car line; Jut the lot for a builder. (2570) We Will Pay for It M'ss E. Johnson. itlons. south-T Rooms trnd 211, Second Floor First VICKIIAF.1 IIAVEiiS, In Realty National Bank Buildlne.

Oakland. CaL and finance Co. Broadway. 1212 BROADWAY. Tel.

Oakland west corner of Kighteentli and San PfiMo; $70. i M. Fernandez, 2-story. iS-room dwelling-, east ldf of Zl Jirni 335 feet north of Twenty -elR-hth street: S1S50. P.

reshinllnp. 1770 G6ss etret; $75. M. Freeman, 1-ston' sfjore. east side of street, 100 f.et north of Hewnth; $000.

i C. S. Entlr. 1-ttorv. C-jroori dwellinsr.

ROGUE RIVER VALLEY 5,500 FRUIT WINS TITLE JEFFERSON STREET We have a fine buy on north side of street, just off -Jefferson street; lot 37x100, with a good 9-room house. This property will advance in valuevery fast, soon as Jefferson street is opened. Klnrj of the AppIV World" at the Na-Apple Show, Spokane, Wash. Place tion I Brand new Swiss chalet, 8 rooms; orders now for this world-famous your The five-story Thayer building nearing completion on corner of Fourteenth and Jefferson streets fruit. beautiful front; eastern exposure; every convenience; look at it now whilA it Is being completed; this is the last one of 72 houses completed; and sold.

near Iivihppton. $400. Valdez street, Account' of on Fifty-fifth Bradhoff, Walker anj Marl; flats tt streets. ROGUE RIVER VALLEY ORCHARD'S CO. 1067 Broadway See samples in window.

000. Account of W. R. iru fnphreys, lot on 1 Taylor Bros. corner of Summit and I inda, $7500.

Account of Fred Tate. Apartment house REAL ESTATE INSURANCE No. 5 Telegraph Avenue 1 1236 BROADWAY. on Sixtieth stre.et, J13.00D. 3 irS- jf i.

ail Account of J. Mills, n-irtli -icie Fiftv-fix Ih-f tree 200 feet west of tirove; S-1SX'. C. A. Johnscn, 2-storv.

7-rr om dwelling, north si14 of LTliiu- street, 2u0 feet -west of Rosalie avenue; J5. JI0. J. E. Sullivan, 1 -story, 4'-room dwell-lntr, cast sid of Harnv.m I'oiirt, 400 feet north of Aleatraz; $10i.

i i. J. B. Paunell, four 1-story. dwellines.

west si.le of iJimnond street. S3 60 2-3 10. south r.f Fiftv-first, corner of Diamond and Ftfty-iirst; $-jj00 faci Katherlne A. Ewinq, 1 -story, 4-room cot tape-, west si of Shatter, 123 feet north of Oavour; Harry Conders, alterations. 1243 Broadway; $200, 1 S.

A. Downing, l1, -story, 6-room i dwelling, southeast corner of Kast Oak and Prospect street; $1S50. S. A. Durphy.

2-etory, S-room dwellinsr. east side of Grand avenue, 251 feet north of A'elrton. Dr. Gslvan, rcof repairs. 831 Broad-wnv; $in.

DeLuchl Schuffelt iS. alterations. JOuthast corner of Twent v-fourth end San Pablo; H. T. Griffin, northrest corner of Grand ami eldon; Chin Ylck, alterations.

351 Etgrhth Btreet; i NOVEMBER SUMMARY. No. Permits. Amounts, repairs 12-J Grand Opening Today flat on K. StarbucJt, reet, $30,000.

flats on Sev- i it fifth street, near West, Account of Margaret house and lot on Lake Account of Father Lev enteenth street, near Ca Account of I. Curtii on Twelfth avenue, $427)0. Trf i-Lf I Am the Builder of Twentieth Century Homes house and lot! SCHOOL STREET TERRACE flats Account of Marlam K. pfacdonald, Upper Fruitvale. Everybody on Fourth avenue.

$7500. LOTS S750 to $1100 We have four 4ots on coiner of Mather and View sts. Take your choice; reasonable terms. GEO. W.

AUSTIN, 108 Broadway. Account of II. IL reIjeon, house and Invited, lot on Sixth street. West Berkeley, $3500, I always have a few sample houses on hand. If I cannot suit you with these I CAN BUILD TO STTT YOU.

Account of Katie A. Majthews, 64 acres in San Leandro. $C530 Bright-Merrill Comply Account of William p. Humphreys, business property on comer of East Fourteenth street and Thirteenth avenue $48,000. 1232 BROADWAY, Karl H.

Nicllel 211 Oakland Bank of Ravings BIdg. Oakland 4552; Home A 4952. Account P. Calou, southwest comer Phones Oakland 214 A3014 Total Construction ......117 Alteratior.B, an 1 Twelfth and Castro streets, $55,000. Account Xntalie Kleenian, stores and 'f V--- i-J I 1 dailMHWIjilUliHMIHltf Ztia- flats on corner of Iast Fourteenth street $35,000.

and Thirteenth avenue. Country Real Estate FREE BOOKLET! Account Natalie Kleenian, house and and Madison lot on corner- of Lake $25,000. Ninety two iires In Ftxrwood tsHpt, Mendo HEW FACTORY TO BE LOCATED HEfiE cino county; railroad at the place; 8n acres rich LOANSonREAL ESTATE We have entrusted with us $55,000 to Loan On real estite. Come to our office or Tel. Oak 5621 Talley land, balance roliinsr, covered witt) oak timber: livln? stream flows through the place: Jitft off the prss.

containing 2." alfioent pSoto-engraTurM of Broadmoor, tde new auburhan tract of Half-Acre Hwm near San Leandro. nroadmocr Is Intended to supply' tho 1- mand for mall ont-of-town arreae bavins tbe advantages ot civic improTPmeais. Th-re a nothing like it the Sta'e. 5 was apnt upon 150 acres, an1 la ad.ht! IIOO.O'jO has been spent, so far, by the erecting homes. So be sur.

to get a booklet. Mailed tree anywhere, or gWea oyer curl couutera. i ti REVIVAL 1(1 JHE REM MARKET splendid house of 10 rooms, pantry, bath and toilet, completely furnished; larjre barn, room for 100 tons hay and 20 head of stock; good granary, woodshed, amokehouse. shed for wagons and Implements, cattle shed, chicken-house; water piped to buildings; family orchard and all kinds of berries; implements. 3 wasona.

2 saddles, 4 ffts of harness." 2 horses: B. F. Durphs new Grand Avenue Terrace residence. Prosperity of Greater Oakland is Stronger in Evidence. Each Successive Day eTerythlng complete; a rare bargain; price $6500.

Frank K.MottCo. 1C60 Broadway, Oakland. Phone Oakland, 147. HO ii. T.

Minney Co. 1259 Broadway. Oakland 5621. BUILDING N. K.

SPECT AKD T. M. 6HIDELER, 26 Montgomery Bun Francisco. NORTH BERKELEY REALTY SALES Banks Making Loans More Freely and the Buying of Property Growing Brisk For Oest and Host ALAfilEDA i "Apropos of the carrying of the recent itcasonaDic services Plans, F. A.

Jome Costly Residences About Newell-Hendricks, report the1 sale during' the past week. of twenty-six lots Investment $10009 Income $1380 Four, new, modern flats-, best renting district in the city, built by day labor; situated on a nortS west corner; $5000 mortgage, 6J4 net can remairu WILL in Falrmeunt Park. K'-trents, Park Nos. to be trected-Fraternal Halls and Apartments Spocmcations 6 and and Sunset Terrace. These tracts Since the bond nrti annexation elections business has Wen extremely good with me, and is srettingr tetter everyday.

A fine piece of property for i a factory Sate on tho Western Pacific and rfouthem Pacific for the account of Kate A. Mihews, T. F. itinney has Just old to the Hudson Lumber company, on -which they have put in spur tracks and started to put up tiro factory, where fhey will employ nl.out 2000 men. While price of tlia lanj v.as a trifle feC $7000, tile imrrovments will cost several times this amount, and will "lie to operation in about ninety days.

Another sale Just made on' tho southwest corner of Twelfth and Custro street, where th purchase price was about 4'J0 per foot, vacant. Indicates what property In this district is worth at this time, The following is a list of recent safes by F. Minney besides several others REAL ESTATE ALAMEDA. Dec. 4.

S38.50 was expended The sum of on new dwellings all lie along the line of the Southern Pacific electric extensions In North Berkeley and Albany, and It Is doubtless due to tne construction work now going on rapidly on the Main street line "ffiat this bond and annexation election," said A J. Snyder yesterday, "ai general buoyancy has been felt in the real estate market, not only in business Investments, lut in propertiffs, building lots, subdivisions tracts in the suburbs, with strong indications for a continued increasing activity. I BANKS LOOSEN UP. "And now that the banka are putting out money at 6 per a great incentive to building has been noticed arl many new, buildings are seen in the course of cojistrnction la all parts of the. city.

"With an increasing tendency of confidence and activity prevalent amotng the A7 i ri i 1 1 1 1 ri Scc and Ootaifs ARTGnnFT STUDIO in the city of Alameda during: the. month of November. Building Inspector John Pavies reports a rise In building circles that has not been experienced for many S5t S. large sale was made in the last few dayT' All real estate men handling North Ber--f years. A.

J. Snyder keley property unite In reports of a increase In business in the face bap 93 Broadway, Oakland. Phon. Oakland Joseph Dumey, who recently purchased a lot In Oak Park tract at the northwest 5C1 EROAD'A'AY weather and anrroaohine holiday season. loeal anl out-of-town buyers tlie rnarket will undoubtedly continue) very strong.

WEEK. SALES Or THE "The sales of the past Week were cen- loaality. but "U-est Oaikland, tered In no particular ranged from Fruitvale to Tract, CentraJ Piedmont, the Santa Fs corner or I'aru sti-eet and Dayton avenue, broke ground this week for one of the handsomest residences in Alameda, which will be erected at a cost of $25,000. Hamilton Murdock. the architect for tha new residence, has designed one of the most aftistic homes In tha bay cities.

Tha architecture- will ba of the. old Spanish type. Mrs. M. E.

Walker of Hawaii has purchased tha 100x150 lot at tha southwest corner of Grand street and San Antonio avenue frcm Lewis Shaw, at a cost of S7000. and will erect a commodious dwell- worth avenue, south of Fuirmont, modern house of eight rooms. Bell C. Avery, store and flats on west side of Grove, north of Forty-fifth street. Richard D.

Rlkon, modern bururalow, 465 Edwards street, east of Telerraph, "Dr. Hennln; Koford, modern bungalow, 461 1-Vi wards street, near Telegraph. S. Burpee, lot on the east side of Ehattuck avenue, south of Sixty-third street; 4SxlOQ. Oakland, some of the earns being; as fol lows: on wr.ica tuics arc D--int soarohcj to being closed in a ft-w oats Account of E.

E. Grir.r.ell, one-fifth interest in Cherry Lynn tract. 11450. i Account of H. MclXinald.

lot cn East Twenty-fhtrd street, r.ear Twenty-first avenue, JS59. Account of Continental BuHdlngr and Loan company, nine-room bouse and lot on Portland-avenue, $4000. Account of Walker Bradhoff, flats oo Iledmont avenue, J450. of Tyson, lot on Jersey tA-ttas street, Account of WtiUanr J. Close, lot in Oakland oniestead, $1125.

euat tit Wi' ijn factory on i corner of Grand street and Clinton avenue, will be a doubi5 roofed, ten room residence of attractive and original style of architecture, designed by the owner. John Smith of the Firemen's fund Insurance company of San Francisco, has purchased-a $6000 elta at the northeast corner of Grand etreet and Dayton avenue and will start the erection of a handsome residence in the That building; is on the boom In Alameda is evidenced by the number of builtliner permits dnlly, ranging fioni fi. to sven and by the activity in local real estate offices. Gavin -Aitehison tz Sons recently com "Mrs. I F.

"Webb, bungalow In Fruit apartment houe in th city, at the corner of Lafas-ette stret and Santa Clara avenue. The rapidity with which these apartments are renting shows the increasing; population of the city, rendering; new building? necessary. The apartment house is only one of four la Alameda. It is Colonial In architecture and contains twenty-seven apartments. Another larye building; contemplated for the near future is a theological seminary, for which a large site will be purchased.

Oak drove lodge of jlasons is planning to erect an up-to-date lodge hall, and has had several sites offered which the building committee lias updr The Fraternal Order of Eaeles ia els planning; to lnvr.n in a buiidinsr sit-, followine; the example of the Alameda lodge of Elks, whose club house on Santa Clara, avenue near Oak street, is cearir.a completion. This new building- will one of the handsomest la the city. Iti doors win be thrown open to the on March 17. The marsh land alonar Webster etreet and on the tidal canal la occupied by factories anl it fhe tention of local ral t.rate dears tha! when the harbor is drejgpj. there will nn be land enough on the canal to aceommo date the manufacturing- concerns that 3 Clrtjs- ctettlriyj tcx vale: lot 45x125.

Xtndden. lot Linflen, south cf Thirty-stcond Ftret-t; "Antone V. Nunes, lot on the east side of Vnion street, 156 feet iouth of D. Scott. flal on Piedmont aveime.

north Ranwych. "IJ. K. lot on eaat side of Wals-worth. avenue, rtnier of J.

Suckmas, on west eide JgJ- in? tlire in the future The Carlton. 2,0 feet frontapre on Four orner is one of tha finest in the rlt- ipfntn aenue T.i'r.fv r. upon which modern bunsalowa will be. I The home of Architect A. Cornelius tca aoutireaat plete Zbm scEjitrucUca.

ct tij- laxirr-gtJUoa, Luilt at, co-r" 1 which la -being-erected. 't i.

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