The morning call., 1891-03-03
REAL ESTATE.
Offerings at the Union Auction
in the Exchange.

In realty circles yesterday the record of
the days transactions justified the usual
criticism of "a quiet Monday" Very few
private transfers of property were reported
and these did not involve any large amounts.
The .ehief event of the day, from real
astate standpoint, was the union auction sale
of miscellaneous properties. held in the Real
Estate Exchange at noon. There was agood
attendance of purchasers and interested
agents. and William Butterfeld, who invited
bids and welded the hammer. obtained
some gratifying prices. The firms who con-
trjbuted properties to the catalogue were:
McAfee. Baldwin & Hammond; Shainwald,
Ruckhee 81 Co; c. Fl. Reynolds; w. |. Nor
oon e Co. and BOvee, Toy & Co. In ac-
cordance with a well-esJab lished rule of the
Exchange, purchasers were required to de-
nosit 10 per cent of the purchase money up
On the fall of the hammer.
The first property sold was a dwelling
containing eleven rooms and bath, having
monthly rental of 500, lot 25x120. The first
hid was $780, but $500 was the amount
paid eventually by L.. Magnin for the
ownership of the property, situated at 72S
Bush, near Mason, with rear frontage" on
Hooker alley.
The four houses with lot 10Ox75, Nos.
81 10 81 Garden street, near Bryant, were
sold to Mrs. Rooster for S11.S50. Every
house mas tWo eeneuohlo, oa0h ionViiS ioi
SIS month.
A business property, 5Ox7o. inside piece
4Oy60 or the southeast corner of Fourth
and Clementina, was sold to l.. A. SOuse
| for S35, 900. The Improvements include six
twO-story dwellings.
/. Magnin also purchased two lots. each
| 25xS6, on the southwest corner Of McAllis-
ter and Willard streets The prices paid
were S1275 and $3.50 per lot.
Five lots, each 25x70, on the northeast
line of Siegle street, near Powhattan
avenue, were sold at prices ranging from
$500 to $3.50. with total of $3.50. S. Taus-
| slg now owns them all.
Two flats of five and six rooms respec-
| lively with monthly rental of S52 80. on
| the north side of Bush street, near Baker,
were sold for $3.50, l.. Magnin being the
purchaser Toe dimensions OF the lot were
25xS7 g.
The final offering of the autioneer conf
prsed twenty acres of tidal land on Rich
ardsOn Bay. The property was sold for
500 an acre.
BUILDERS CONTRACTS.
Magdaena lis with Riley & Loane, brick
work on south line of Gibbs place, ITO feet
east of Kearny street, S217S.
Same with F. Katt, woodwork, etc, same,
S5l92
|. William Pluns with Chatain & Gillette, con-
cretework on east corner Sixth and Nina
streets, east 25X75, $500.
William i. Commary with w. T. Houla-
han, plastering on north line OF Suffer street,
1871 Is feet east OF Jones, east 69 :9Xl37 :6,
S105O
Mrs L. Roudan with J. Fancher to build
! on north line of Vallejo street, 1SS 10 feet
west of Franklin, $3.50.
G. NJ. Lawton with f. W. Kern, to build
on east line of Fair Oaks street, 81 IS feet
| south of Twenty-Second. south S0:6xl17:6,
$3.50; bonds $500, o. w. Nordwell surety.
Mary A. Sullivan with Ii. X. Schumacher,
| to build on north line Of Folsom street, so
feet west of Creek. $3.50; bond $500. Z.
| Swift ct al. sureties
Henry T. Bothin with NJ. S. YerXa. to
| build on south line of Bay street, 40 % feet
west of Mason, $500; bond $780, A. w.
| Starbird ct al. sureties.
L. f. Sheppard with w. Z. Lane. to build
on north line of Pacific avenue, 70 feet east
| of Central, $3.50.
d. Van Ness with J. o. Sullivan, brick
work on northwest corner of Turk and Hyde
streets, north 6SX15 $3.50.
Mrs. Nj. j. Lennon with Duffy Bros,
| plumbing on south line of Market street,
300 feet east Of Seventh, east 50X90, $4,000.
| Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
with Day & McLachlan, CARPENTER work
| on northeast corner Sacramento and Mont
| gomery streets, S29S00
Gustave Hueter with Arthur O'Bren,
| plastering on southeast corner OF twenty
| fifth and Mission streets, east 115X65, $500
Same with e. j. Mcnamara, plumbing
| same Sl460.
John Reid with George Houston, to build
| on north line OF Twentieth street. % feet
east of Capp, $780,
Joseph Ii. Robinson with A. S. Cook, to
| build on south line of Twenty-third street,
| l05 feet east Of Castro east 5OX1l4, 5000 !;
| bond $780, C. E. Plisbury surety.