Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 16

16' SATURDAY EVENING OAKLAND TRIBUNE I MARCH 3, 10OB UNPREEED tt rvn -VL No Boom Experienced But the Investment t)f Home and Ropsign Capital Causes Property to Change Hands With a Celerity yhich Makes Dealers to Rej bice Kah Brothers Sole Owners of Valuable Lots on San Pablo Avenue Hotel Men Want I Drummers to Display Samples in This City Datlyecoird of Shipping in the Harbor to Be Inaugurated- CoiVtinued Activity in the Building Line Value of Cargoes Discharged at Oakland Wharves Reaches Millions Every Month Public Works in Progress and Parks Donated to City Are. Enlarged and ENTEft MM 1 OAKLAND hrlH A I MM' a Saturday; to the etfect that February would Drove the banner month in the "There will, of course, coma a time was bought for the eRalty Syndicate when the real estate business of this i because Mr. Whitehead fills the po-1 'f Ml Jl i City will not be as active as It Is to- sliloii of cgcnry Superintendent of that number of instruments filed in the office 'of the County Recorder has been borne out by results. Despite the fact that February. was three days shorter than Jsnuary.

the receipts of, the Recorder's I office were $240.85 greater than they had flay, but 1 must confess that I believe concern of Bella Vista avenue, 150 feet north of East Twenty-eighth street; $6721A W. Jennings, repairs, southwest corner of Willow and Eighth streets; $175. A. Russo, repairs, northwest corner of Grove and Twenty-seventh streets; $100. T.

Quirk, repairs, 819 Lydia street; $30. Tl Day, 171 Ninth avenue; $100. Feer JCasavia. repairs, 1520 Seventh street; $250. IMPROVEMENTS BY WARDS.

The' Seventh Ward leads again this week in the matter of improvements, If KAHN BROTHERS BUY. Another Interesting deal which shows I ibeen during the preceding month. Had I the last month included those threfe day that time Is far distant I am not yelling. I want to buy a little mora because to hold, means to get more for It when I make up my mind to sell." The speaker was a far-sighted gentleman who has, shown his7 conn lence the faith of Oakland men In Oakland's property and Oakland' future. Is the Uhe receipts would have been $500 greater Still, thus giving the receipts" of the Office aequl? anexcess of $70.80 over those of Jaii' tlon by Kahn Brothers, the dry goods deairt, of a large with the First Ward.

a good second, as known! uaryv As it was, there was paid to the Recorder for the filing of instruments will appear from the following: In Oakland by putting hi" money Into frontage on San Pablo aenue, extend- during February $4120, which exceeds the First i receipts of any preceding month in the tng northerly for a distance from Flf- hletnrv nf the 1 nffipf. This showincr Is i teenth street. 3,068 275 6.142 8,529 11.82S Second Third Ward Fourth Ward Fifth Ward. Sixth Ward Seventh t-t 5 Iand. improved and unimproved.

DEALERS DUOYANT. 1 The buoying of' the speaker by every real estate In Oakland because, during the pari week, the business has been more en- exclusive of marriage licenses which have yet to be numerated. CAUSE OF ACTIVITY. The activity here noted is due to the unprecedented increase in all lines of business throughout the county and.lnl MAKE DRUMMERS SHOW GOODS HERE a special- manner, in mis city. An increase of this Hind is an infallible Index of the prosperity which Oakland Is enjoying at the present time.

The number 'of inetrumentsXrecorded Hi The hptel men of this city are considering the question trying to In-! duce local merchant to Insist upon the traveling salesman from, whom they order- good to bring their samples to thus far this week would seem tolndicate The several kinds of work are as follows: Repairs, 22. One-story cottages, 8. One and a-half -story cottage, 1,. Two-story cottages. 4.

Tankhouse, 1. Mill. 1. Tank. 1.

Storehouse, 1. Laundry. 1. Telegraph tower, 1. Store.

1. SOME- NOTES OF that this rush of business to the office ls still in progress and bids fair to con chases from them. i The practice of these drummers is tinue. Last week the record comprised the filings of six days, ending one week ago yesterday, i This week the filings comprise only the five days lending last Thursday evening. Despite this fact, the number of instruments recorded during the period, amounted to 755, as against 649 for the preceding week, an Increase lr favor of the present week of 106.

The Bhowine for the five days ending last to open and display tjhelr samples in San Francisco and theh lnrlst'on, focal cou raging than it was ever known' to be In the history of this city. 1 aThe large offices with their numerous salesmen' have been thronged with inquirers after property of various kinds and agents are looking1 for special parcels of land and peculiar struo-tures for the purpose of satisfying the demands of strangers from abroad. In the northern part ef the city, in the Seventh ward and Frultval. many single lots have been disposal of to peopl who propose to erect but the greatest Interest has cent "red In property on Broadway and Telegraph avefiue between Seventeenth and Twenty-fourth streets. E.

C. Sessions reports that there his IMPROVEMENTS merchants going aerjoss the" bay to make- their selections. 1 IN1URIOUS TOlHOTELS. i evening Is as follows: Friday (one-half day) 85 83 (Saturday (one-half day) Plans for a four-story brick and -terra cotta ijuilding at the southeast corner of Twelfth and Harrison streets are now In the architect's hands. The lot at that corner is 100x100 feet.

It belongs to the estate of the late Mrs.xF. M. Smith. The proceeds from the building will be applied to the support of the children's homes 1 Monday Tuesday Hotel men declare that this saves the jdrnrmnera a lot of annoyance, causes jthe rpTf-hant a great deal of trouble jand loss of time, and gives to the San i Franclcco hotels the salesman's patron- ....129 ...174 ....164 ....120 Wednesday HOME OF E. H.

LOHMAN O.N SIXTEENTH STREET AND THIRD AVENUE, EAST OAKLAND. MMMMMMMMM MMMMM MMMM MM Thursday Total on Fourth avenue, which were establish .756 the time. Arrangements have now been park and conservatory belong charged cargoes at that wharf. Those 109 ships Represented 80,000 tons. The made for the holding of these meetings which really belongs to tnip city, whose Wlf-hants ar? 'making the purchase, a The loca hotel proprietors have pro ed by.

Mrs. Smith. ENLARGING CENTRAL BANK. plans are now being perfectedfor the proposed enlargement and improvement of: the Central Bank: building, atthe corner of Broadway and Fourteenth ADVANCE IN BUILDING hereafter in the headquarters bf the average al'ue of. each ton, it is test! Ac WORLD Chamber of Cotnmerce- mated, was $30; 'That would make thec vided rooms for drammers to display streets.

The enlarged structure will hav a frontage on Broadway of 85, feet. those rooms, they theln samples In. but DUSTLESS AND say, are seldom occupied, and will al Marble men are now here preparing to-bid upon the work, having, come from STREETS MUDLESS public. The fact is that the publfe is welcome to visit the place and exarri lne the beautiful botanical display which may there be seen. The present exhibit, however, is but the nucleus of what It -will some day be, but even now -it will afford entertainment to those who take pleasure In floriculture.

IMPORTED FLOWERS. There are a number of fine palms and pretty flowers to be seen there, ways remain so lfl home merchants fhelr time and Clean streets are essential to good continue to sacrlflqe The buiiding record this Week is hardly as demonstrative as was that of last week. This, is due to two causes. One of these, is. the prevalence of rainy weather, which always has an unfavorable effect upon building operations, both in the rnatter of applications for; the construction of abodes and Industrial institutions.

The other cause 'is the fact that THE TRIBUNE'S record of buiiding permits closes one day earlier this week than it healthSas well as to the comfort of the of going to San Incur the expenses as far as Baltimore. TEN-INCH MAIN. The Contra Costa Water Company haa commenced the digging of the trench on Second street, from Adams Wharf to Myrtle street, for the purpose of laying a ten-Inch main to- supply water in abundance for fire -protection in the aggregate fvalue of; the- cargoes dis-Jharged at alone in two months in Oakland, $2,400,000. When to this Is added the value of the ma-ferial discharged 'at the twenty other wharves in this city, one may realize to what great proportions the shipping business grown. This prpperty ias a frontage of 150 feet on San Pablo avenue, 150-feet on Broadway; and 75 feet on Sixteenth 'street; It! had a depth varying; from citizen 'landfthe welfare of the munici Francisco to accommodate drummers, should come to when the, drummers also been a number of Inquiries for water-front property and that the- Indications aare that at least one new concern will, before long, close a deal for a manufacturing site there.

The largest deil in acre property of the week was the sal by the Realty Syndicate tjt- W. O. Henshaw of the Union Savings Hank of 125 acres of the old Central F.irlne Tract In Fruit-vale for $125,000. The will be subdivided and rold as lots. BROADWAY AND TELEGRAPH.

On Broadway and Telegraph avenue there has been not only great In- crease In the value' of holdings, but a number of the pieces have been sold and resold, each time netting the seller a handsome profit and. In some cases, holders have declined princely advances on the price paid by them. This strenuous, seeking for land In this side of the bay! with their trunks pality. Flying dust or sweepings of the thoroughfares carry germs of disease. For the' purpose of guarding against when they have goods to sell.

and among the latter xe two parteres DRUMMERS. HUNDREDS OR of tulips, the bulbs of twhlch were spe infection from, this source, an Oakland gentleman has Invented a sanitary did last week. Despite these facts, the permits for new structures improvements, both In volume and the value of the work cal-- cially Imported fromi Holland. These When It Is that some firms In this city have to do business street sweeper which is said to do its 200 to 300, feet. The purchaser was the present a very pretty sight and are iundred drummers work in a most satisfactory m.nner.

with more han a Kahn Realty Company, which com- alone worthy of a visit to place. water front district. This new main replaces one of four inches. This work is being done at the instance of the Water Front Improvement Club. This organization has appointed a committee to confer with the City Council andrequest the" establishment of a fire engine-, house in the lumber district in the vicinity of Adams wharf.

The club hopes to be granted two engines, the sec-one one of which will be located In the western part of the district- between Washington and Myrtle streets. This contrivance, however, is Intended In the larger num- In a year, and have. It Is the intention of the Mayor to prises Messrs. Sol, "Henry and Fred ber of Instances, to have all kinds of rare flowers which Kahn and Arthur Bachman, last go to San Fran-men, It can read- for paved streets. Unpaved, or rather, macadamized thoroughfares, however, must be taken into account when sani clsco to meet these led for by them, make a creditable showing, the aggregate value of the improvements for five days, being $36,290 against $50,000 for six days of last week.

The greater number of applications made for permits to the Board of Public Works comprehended alterations to and repairs of structures already in existence. Next to this feature come homes, some mentioned; being of the 'wholesale to lly be understood wjhat men bacco firm of Bachman Son, of San tation and comfort are under consideration, and on such thoroughfares the EXTENDING BOULEVARD. Street Superintendent Ott has made BlY OUT PARTNER machine in. ruestlon would be inoper-1 of which have been erected for specu directly and th community' Indirectly lose by thls accommodating practice. MORE THAN ONE CUSTOMER.

Of course. It Is utadertood that It would be unreasonable to expect every can be produced In California raised here for the pleasure of both local residents and visitors from the less fortunate regions of the East. This, oS course, is within the bounds of possijf blllty. and when It Is accomplished will produce an effect which will cause Oakland to be remembered when the tourist returns to his or her Eastern The brothers Kahn held a two-thirds arrangements to secure 1000 loads of earth for the purpose of extending the Lake Merrltt boulevard from the corner and Mr. Bachman 4 one-third Interest latlv purposes, ibuy tne majority or which are intendeid as abiding places for the owners, all of whom have families in the property.

Messrs, Kahn have of East Eighteenth street and Lake ative. i To those streets, however, Mayor Mott has been giving a great deal attention, and hopes to be able 1 to' keep dependent upon them. drummer who reacaes' San Francisco ON ADD EGAL TWO bought the interest of Bachman WORK IN DETAIL. Shore avenue." The soil is being taken samples here, especially that vicinity has been Inspired by the prospective erection of a depot terminal for the Key Route at Tnty-sec-ond street and Broadway, the beneficial effect of which It Is thought will be felt for several blocks on either slde as well as on Telegraph avenue to the west. BROADWAY AND TWENTIETH-I Fred A.

Campbell Is Working to secure purchaser for the lot at the ThA ImnrnVAmenta called for by the and accordingly the title to the property now vested In them. from an excavation which Is being made for the foundation for a new building at drummer has a heavy outfit, the dust from them from blowing into permits are as follows to Vtng his wjh the dru anf could ei home. Jean Sourlet, repairs, 143 Moss avenue; peoples' eyes, carrying disease mi expect to make a sale to the northeast corner of Third avenue and East Sixteenth street. Just how much money was paid foT $40. RUSTIC BRIDGE.

The section of Harrison Boulevard crobes, and at the same time, saving! A. H. Watklns, two-story four.room the Baohman Interest Is not known, cottage, south side Seventh street iou perhaps only one firm lns this city. But that Is seldom the case. In the generality -of Instances, traveling salesmen the city from a great part of the ex on the west of the park and conserva Messrs.

Kahn decline to impart the WANT feet east of Market; $2ioO. i pense which It-incurs for the sprink RECORD OF LOCAL SHIPPING Mrs. M. E. Church, two-story, 12-room Information, contenting themselves ly strive to secure as many customers as northwest corner of Twentieth street ling of them.

NEW PREPARATION. flats, west side of i Telegraph avenue, no feet north of Thirty-seventh street; $4500. c- Wa-laworth. one-storv. six-room tory has recently been Improved In a substantial manner.

The "avenue Is brpad and commanding, and In the middle runs a park with a lawn studded with flowers. The creek which saying slriply that Mr. real ized a handsome pclflt by th INCREASE IN VALUES. The growing importance and the great His honor hopes tc? accomplish this cottage, north sldei of Fifty-fourth street, increase in the business of Oakland har bor afford pleasure to the resident who by a new preparation which nas peen e- -'7" There is no reason to this takes an interest In the advancement possible in. a town, and are presumed to be willing to accommodate them with a view to Influencing their patronage.

DRUMMER SEEKS EASE. Such, however. Is not the fact in this Instance. The drummer simply accommodates himself by doing Just pre of this city. At no time in the hlitorv comes down from the hills Is spanned by a' substantial cement culvert with introduced In Eastern cities 'but whlch.

street; $280. thus far, "has never been used on the? George Roeth, repairs, 1821 Fifth street; $40. cast. 1 -oniHnm T. Gaivan.

one-story, five- statement because it- Is known that Henry Butters, who owns the property of Oakland did so many vessels leave from and arrive at this port as do today. and Broadway, and is so confident that he will succeed that he has paid Helmke the owners, $1000 for an option- of thirty' days on the property. At the southeast comer of the same Intersection. Twentieth and Broadway. Collins and Dr.

Brinckerhoff who, a short time ago, bought the Brock property at that place, for $40000. have refused an of- adjoining jon the north and running high balustrades, upon, the ends of which lamps Imposing standards' This is due to the fact that the popu? Tho. TioTO invention is a liauld. and room cottasre. west side of East Oak lation of this clay has greatly increased and that the necessities of so many more Mayor Mott has ordered BOO gallons of eex, iu the south line of Sixteenth street, has declined an increase of $125,000 over will be placed.

A little further along the sarhe creek people have swelled the demands for all cisely what he does when he works a Lof It to be serit to this city for the pur- Mi89 e. Cockertoh, repairs, 1464 Filbert and above, what he paid for the same kinds of goods, more especially of fuel number of little suburban villages from nose of experimenting with it with the street; $100. pooer ,1 n.tr. Marrovetk. seven-room cottaxe and material for all kinds of a rustic bridge Is In course of con when bought it about! two years and, a half ago.

I Intent of adopting it if it snouia prove Bt aide oak street. 80 feet north struction. The work has progressed a common center. He thus saves work and expense, and, later, congratulates of 8th street; $380O. to be successful- sufficiently far to show that the struc iot fsr of for the same.

The i Worirv Mohr. tankhouee, 863 San Fab himself on the manner in which he It was' bout the same the Kahn Realty Company jpurchased the METHOD OF WORKING. ho avenue: $200. I has a frontage of 183 feet and a depth ture will be not alone beautiful, but will also be in harmony with the sur made his patrons cater to his ease and ir fV 1nM Blanchara Ascnerueuor. ram, uurui work.

BUSINESS OF THE PAST. This constantly increasing shipping business has suggested, and, In rendered necessary, the establishment of some central place where the arrival and departure of vessels -could be recorded' and where" definite information could be had regarding the movements of ships which ply between this city and other ports in all parts of the world. Thra id known to th writar Tin titv roundings. 7 a street sprinkler with, the proportion Wegj. j100 lot in which A.

Bachman had a one-third intejrest arid It is certain that this property has Increased in value iteratlona, 675 of 4 per cent of the compound to 96 R. H. Morris, ji I I4-Vt atraAt stKK I B1AL11 GREAT TONNAGE. IN- per cent of water. George Hammer, alterations.

everi to greater extent than did Mr, The compound is diffused through southeast corner of Franklin and First Butters' jirchase because it is nearer of 150 feet. In ths sams vicinity, the Hyjur.ee Heal Estate Company has deals aggregating $50,000. Tht northwest corner of Williams anil Telegraph avenue has been sold three times In, a little more thar thirty flays, soma of the sales being conducted by Fred A. Campbell. In the last sole, the owner.

A. J. comfort. 1 REVENUE FROM DRUMMERS. The hotel men say that Oakland is too large, populous, enterprising and Important to receive the treatment of a simple country town.

Ths time of her merchants ought to be considered rnore valuable than to be spent at the caprice of drummers. The money the water and when the latter Is freed rmaira 1S11 Fourth ave- OAKLAND HARBOR Adams wharf, on the north side of thejfheart of the business -district. BUfLD AT 8IXTEENTH. crust nue: 150. ffm the sprinkler, it forms a upon the surface of the street.

6194 Charles 6pearj windmill tanK. located even on an inlet of any of the great lakes, whloh la touched by any considerable number of vessels, which has not such a place established for the convenience of the public, as also of Dr. Kahn of San Francisco, who has Racine street; Z00 the harbor at the foot of Alice street, is only one Qf the many places at which East incrustation is impervious to Terry alterations, 1115 purchased tae northeast corner of Six- This water. wtiati Twenty-second street; $280. that of mariners themselves.

It is also dust proof. in RtnrUnar. rnlr southwest which drummers would spend here if vessels load and discharge in this city, but! at the same time, it serves to give. tenth streertmnd San Pablo avenue. Is having plans prepared for a new WITHOUT A SYSTEM.

Oakland, however, situated as she is. forced to bring their wares to1 this city. water falls upon It, the water rolls off. 0f spring street and Harrison ave- There is thus no possibility of form- nue; $30. one an Idea oft he part played by the structure ton that corner.

The pres would amount to thousands tof dollars' IVirhnr 1n th unbulldinar Of this city. practically on an arm of the sea, and the terminus of vessels which seek for-f orelgn shores as well as ply along the ent occupants ofthe premises, the pro Thomas Jiiuopouo, rwyiurs, iv woo ing even In rainy weather. The way. dust beneath the crust cannot force Its M. Shumway, one-story cottage.

every year, because it would, oe spent if This wnarr is ownea Dy me uamana not in hotels alone, but along many coast, is an exception to the rule. prietors of a cyclery, a lodging house and a coal yard, have been notified to These vessels when they reach San south side of Firty-nrtn street. aus reel way, through the Incrustation and can- fnQf J30o not, therefore, annoy pedestrians. In jirs. Johanna Walsh, 4-room cottage! lines of trade, and, getting into circu Francisco report to the Merchants' Ex Dock Warehouse Company, and, for some time past, has witnessed an activity which had theretofore been un lation, would benefit the whole com change, or the United States Custom vacate.

The of the building -which is to be erected. howevenrwill kepend House, or both, and from either one the compound has practically the north side of Twenty-nintn street. 75 xeet west of Union street; $o50. effect of salt water with none of the n. Campbell.

one-and-a-half story munity known in that section. place or the other, information as' regards upon the extent of the business; of the 'Snyder, cleared several thousand dol-' lars. Clanclaru'o Brothers have refused to accept an advance of $10,000 on the purchase price of the lot they purchased on the west sld of Broadway 100 feet north of Seventeenth street, which sum would bring th.e price up to $40,000.1, A. Bushell. whs recently pought a lot at the northwest comer of fcroal-wajr and Twenty-second strcet.s.whlch is 100 feet square, his sold the same for 5,000.

1 TELEGRAPH On of the transaction on Tele The course the hotel men will pur that material on cottage, northeast corner of Montgomery The place has literally been besieged sue to gam their point nas not yet their arrival or departure may be obtained by Interested even before the intelligence Is published in the news proposed tenants. The structure will be built to accommodate, him. pipes and on iron which it strikes- WaldermJiith. storehouse and byvessels of all descriptions. Some been decided upon.

papers. I Mayor Mott says the Invention is of laundry, 118 Frank iln avenue; $80. times the ships have stood three i 1 BIQ SALE. Next Tuesday at 11 o'clock, G. H.

foreign origin and that is is very ex abreast, their masters patiently await BEAUTIFYING of Ninth street, 26 feet east of Harrison; pensive. He will, however, give it a SCATTERED ALONG THE HARBOR. The harbor of Oakland is miles in length. and vessels may be found at wharves at various places between the SI 20. ing their turn to get a berth at the BEAUTY GIFTS OF Umbsen Co, of San Francisco, vlll offer for Sale the Mayhew ranch, lo Charles cross, alterations, west siae or test and his effort in this direction will wharf to unload.

Eleventh1 avenue, 150 feet south of East Bou.thern Pacific shipyards and East be awaited with interest. Twenty-eighth street; $140. "We have not got much to go on cated near lrvington.i on the Narrow ALL KINDS OF VESSEL8. In style and purpose these vessels Pacific Wireless Telegraph Company, said Mayor Mott to THE TRIB Oakland. As It is- now.

to ascertain, 'whether or not a certain vessel has arrived at or Gauge Railroad, consisting of 833 acres station, southeast corner of Washington This ia pleasing to contemplate, but graph avenue was the disposal of the UNE reporter today, "but we propose ranged from the small coasting scow and Thirteenth streets; more or less, in four separate parcels, at public auction in.front of the Court Anthony Amanrae, storeroom, west to Improve and make as beautiful what and 'steamer to the leviathan sea departed from a certain dock, the slow and tedious method-of telephoning to the lot at the: northwest corner of that It becomes all the more gratifying when one consider that the tonnage for these side of Oakland avenue. 800 feet north 1 i thoro 'rs Twenty-second we have got as possible." going clipper ship and steam liner. of Walsworth avenue; $450. two months is nearly double what it owner of the wharf must be resorted to. SUBJECT FOR LOCAL BOARDS.

This is a it has been Otto Walter, alterations. 1SJ Twelfth streel, wh(ch baa a frontage of 65 and The' Mayor referred in this manner I These, with an array of stevedores during the same months of last year. House on Broadway. s- MEETING PLACE-OF i REAL ESTATE MEN $1675 In the- latter months the number of suggested, should be taken up by the J. Coleman, repairs.

840 West street; to the work Of beautifying the vicinity land jack tars, presented a. scene of of Adams' Park at Grand avenue and activity which wvas metropolitan in the vessels which discharged at Adams $85. a depth of $6.4 feet. The lot was owned byi William lierrala tha Ninth street saddler. It was bought by him wharf was only eighty-one.

while the Merchants' Exchange, or the Chamber of Commerce. It should be one which would be especially appropriate for con- S. Dickey, one-story cottage, west side This interest In the realty business Harrison Boulevard, oo which stands I highest degree. cargoes represented only 48,000 tons. The comparison shows' an Increase in favor of Bay Place, 240 feet north of la pleasing to the members of the Oak the graceful floral conservatory which.

VESSELS AND TONNAGE, j.ith rrAr inn of this year of nearly nrty per cent. with tht ground upon which it Of course, where there waa such a land Real (Estate Dealers' Association. soma months ago, cost $1250. Whlls he bell It ths property doubled In value and accordingly re A. jonnson.

two-story cottage, west I side of Adams street; 300 feet north ot was a gift to this city by.Edson F. crush ot vessels there must nays been FEBRUARY LEADS Perkins street; $2800. the meetings of which organisation are usually held at one of the local hotels Adams. I something doing, and this la attested ceived Sll.t00.for it. The ostensible siaerauon oj uu mior orKaniniiun.

which proposes to make a specialty of looking after the commerce of the harbor. ADVANTAGE OF MOVE. If some central place were established where the news referred to could be gathered or reported. It would enable- TSI AJ.X XVXVVrVXVX VV UAIi aid of AUmf Itrmt 2011 ft north of I by the fact that, during the months of where practical subject and appetia OPEN TO PUBLIC. purchaser was R- Whitehead.

Perkins; $400. It' is not generally knojwa that this I January and February. 109 vessels dls- It believed, however, that ths ict lax flandfc are discussed at the tram The prophecy' In -these'. last! Huntley, two-story, north side A i I A.