The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-22
REAL ESTATE.
Sale of the Wharteaby Estate
Property.

The property belonging to the Whartenby
estate was sold yesterday by Easton, Ell
bridge & Co. at auction for S4O5, $50.
The list was the largest offered for long
time, and of such character as to interest
all investors and dealers, and to draw out
one Of the largest crowds which has ever
attended sale. By the advertised hour
OF the sale Irving Hall was filled. both the
floor and gallery. Soon after II o'clock the
stand was taken by Mr.. Easton and Colonel
Ludington, the pioneer auctioneer, who has
been selling San Francisco over and over again
for so long that he feels that he has personal
interest in every piece which comes under his
hammer. After the reading Of the notice Of sale
and a few Introductory remarks by Mr.. Easton,
the king Of the hammer tried his voice in giving
the terms OF the sale, and finding IL as tuneful as
OF yOTe notified the expectant bidders that the
property OF the absent heirs was at their mercy.
This was the stai ting for an hour and half Of
as lively bidding as even the veteran Of the block
ever before experienced. From start to finish
there was no tagging, no falling of in the inter-
est shown by those present, and no hitch of any
kind. The prices brought were considered good
by the best judges, and dealers very well sat
lshed with the result as il clearly shows splen-
did condition of the market. Following is the
list OF property sold:
Residence, 4oS Ellis ST.. lot 526x120, to Jo-
seph Hume for $50, 500; two.story brick build
ing, COS, $40, 6l2 and 614 Clay street, lot ok
$3.50, to Joseph Music for $4,000; The Mari
posa. southeast corner OF McAIister and Laguna
streets, lot fronting So feet McAilister, 40
on Laguua and 27:6 ON Ash avenue, TO George
W. McNear for SAT, 600; eight residences on
California street (26U2 TO 2616 lnclusiye). five
lots on Pierce aud four on Sacramento, all adj
joining, 10 Maurice Casey for S104. 100; lot 30x
97:6, northwest corner OF Polk and Turk streets,
10 Mrs. X. Johnston for S16,600; adjoining lot,
same size, tn same party for $3.50; lot 30x97:6,
southwest corner OF Polk street and Elm avenue,
10 l.. ShoenbeIg for Sl0250; adjoining lot, same
size. 10 same party for $4,000; lot 25X120, south
G lTsGs. nI pnfE m
Shoenberg for $1,000; four adjoining lots TO F.
ID. Stadtmuile: for $500 each adjoining lot
With residence to H. Dsderky for $1,000; nifty
vara lot, with six residences t52l to 531 inclu-
sivel, on Turk street, TO t. b. Mastck for S53,-
600; brick building, lot 23:6X6S:9, 335 Bush
street, TO j. o. Hirschfeder for $50, 500.
The next auction sale will be tbs "Babcock"
Block bounded by Washington, Clay, Baker,
and Lyon streets. This choice block Will be
their rooms The lots are Well located and all
ready for building. They will be sold on
unusually easy terms only one-illth Gash;
tate Exchange hae been postponed until May
9th.
BUILDERS CONTRACTS.
j. 7. PoheIm with i. w. Sullivan, pIasterng
on north line OF Pacific street, 90 west OF Frank
lin, $3.50.
j. T. Poheim with Duffy Bros, plumbing.
J. T. roheim with Fred schaefer, painting.
same. S110O.
Lcllo V. Pauluccl with I. V. Sleinmau, u
build on south line of Eddy street, 60 east Of
Devtsadero, east 25x137:6, $3.50.
Margaret N. Wills with s. T. Greene. to bulld
on north line of TwenIy.Ihird street, 10 east of
Guerrero, east 25x114. $500.
University Club with William T. Commary,
Interior finishing on north line of Suffer street.
between Taylor and Jones, S4551 So.
University Club with Fraser & keefe, decora-
ton, same. Sl400.
ID. Coffey with X. DOYLE s. Son, to build on
southwest corner of Shotwen and TweDty-second
streets. $500; bonds S134o, j. Mccarthy and
j. Wagner.
James q. Fair with Reese Llewellyn. castron
work on west line of trout street, 81 IS south Of
Pacific, $3.50.
Mrs. NJ. Roccatagliata with Louis NJ. Wells
mann, alterations on north line of Jackson
street, 9l6 east Of Mason, $500: bonds $780,
j. Stand and j. Demer.
john Moore with NJ. J. German, to build on
north line of Page street, 1916 east OF Masonic
avenue, $4,000.