The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-18

understands the requirements of his depart
ment. Being linguiSt, he is able to trans
act business with the various nationalities
to be found in this city.
Speaking with The CALL representative,
Mr. Breffeihl said:
81 expect greatmany of my friends to con-
tinue to do business with me even though l
have changed places. a number have already
made the initiative AID more are TO follow.
NV memory Is such that | can remember
the particulars concerning every house on
our entire list, and can tell the owner-whose
face | never forget after seeing 1t Once-just
what's wrong with his or her property. and
why it cannot be rented. / keep posted on
values and know what every house should
rent for, and when l see a chance TO get So
or SO per month more than the owner asks
| do so and place IL to his credit. Then there
is a great deal in knowing the property so
as meet imaginary objections of woud-be
tenants. | examine different portions of the
city regularly, and no improvements escape
my notice.
values, but II they have al agent upon
whose judgment they can depend it is val
liable. | look after all my houses as | would
after SO many school children intrusted to my
charge, and have handled satisfactorily more
landlords houses than any other one man in
the city. For the past five years l have
rented on an average about 100 houses each
year. | think l can stand on my record in
this matter as well as upon the recOmmen-
dalton OF my hundreds OF patrons.
SALES.
The Carnall- Fitzhugh- Hopkins Company
reports the sale Of TWO lots in Block 1l47,
25x10O, south of the park, for $500; lot 25x
1OO on south side of San Bruno avenue,
near Wolsey street; lot 27x105, north side of
Clay street, near Baker. for $3.50; three and
a half blocks in the addition t. L1keview
for $50, 600; three lots in Block 7U7, south of
the park.
Park & Ford sold Block 1919, south of the
park on the beach, for $500.
|, McGarvie q Co. report having sold twen-
ty-seven lots in different blocks south of the
park, on the extension line of Market street,
ana near its junction with the boulevard. for
500 each These lots are sold on INSTALL
mPntS.
Easton & Eldridge sold eight or ten pieces
OF city realty at prices ranging from $500
to $4,000, and five outside land pieces at
prices RAJ ging irumtS6j00 to $500.
q. ID. Ba dwin, Joost * MeItens report the
sale of lot 25Xl15 and fve-roOm house on
Dorland street, 275 feet east of Dolores, for
$3.50.
Jacob Heyman reports having bought
thirty lots from Jo0n W. Hendrie, in Gift
Map l. for about $4,000; also outside land,
Block 1906, south Of park.
a very choice piece of property is listed for
the first union auction sale at the Exchange
by |. StraSsburger IL Co. 1t is an elegant
house and large lot on the north side of SUIT
ter street, between Larkin and Polk. 1t is
expected that there will be plenty of buyers.
as the property is desirable investment.
Brennan d Dunn are negotiating the
transfer of big downtown hotel, and ex-
pect to bring the buyer and seller together
this week.
McCraith Bros. have opened real estate
office at the junction of Market and Valen-
cha streets, and put forth an attractive list
of improved and unimproved property
q. ID. Baldwin, JoOSt IL MerteuS will sell
at auction on January 2Sth, in the Real Es-
tate Exchange. twenty-six choice business
and residence lots on Point Lobos avenue,
Clement street and Thirty-second avenue
For home sites these lots are valuable, being
easy Of access, graded, and affording a mag
niicent view of the Golden Gate
The lnstallment Building Company have
Just completed another row of neat cottages
on jersey street, near Castro, which they
sell on easy inStallmpntS.