The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-24
SUTRO'S
y : I ESTATE 7
APPRAISED
It Is Considered to Be
Worth Nearly
100000.
The Amount Of Real
Estate Sutro Owned
Was Enormous.
Outside Lands and San MIGUEL
Rancho the Principal City
Realty.
BUT $473 SO IN THE BANK.
Sutro Heights Cliff House, and Bath
Property Worth $3.50, COOPER
sonal Property.
Outside Lands and San Mio1el
Rancho the Principal City
Realty.
BUT $473 SO IN THE BANK.
6utro Heights Cliff House, and Bath
Property Worth $3.50, ooo-Per-
sonal Property.

An itemized appraisement of the es-
tate of Adolph Sutro, the millionaire
philanthropist, declared by Judge
Belcher to be incapable of managing
his vast interests. was filed in the
County Clerks office about D. m. yes
terday by David Rich, Thomas Magee
and Colonel Little, who were appointed
appraisers of the estate by order of
court. They place the total value of
the estate at $2,S49,572 10. The apprais-
ers' fee is S225O. The appraisement re-
Quired $50 pages Of typewriting
One of the most peculiar facts in con-
nection with the appraisement was the
discovery that, despite the vast landed
interests of the ex-Mayor, his cash &C
count in the bank amounted to only
$473 80.
In the itemized statement the old
house and lot on the northwest corner
Of Hayes and Fillmore streets were ap-
praised at $50, 900.
The only downtown piece of property
owned by the millionaire is on the
southeast corner of Jackson and Bat
terry streets. On this parcel are vari-
Gus old improvements. The whole is
declared to be worth 0,OOO
1t is seen by the appraisement that
by far the greater part of the estate
consists Of blocks of land known as
outside lands, situated north and south
OF the park. and acreage property in
what is called the San Miguel Rancho.
There are 1876 blocks whole and frac-
tional, in the outside lands, valued at
$531,50O. This includes also the library
block close to the Affiliated Colleges
site, valued at $4,000 The Byf1eld
tract, lands near the San Miguel
Rancho, is deemed worth the sum of
$4,000. The Park Lane tract is esti-
mated to be worth $685. 25. The San
Miguel Rancho contains about 1040
acres. and is valued at $7S3, $50.
The Sutro Heights property comes in
for an estimate of S150000.
Ocean Shore lands and the Miles D.
Sweeney property, near the Cemetery
Reservation, are estimated to be worth
S45,254
: The Sutro Baths, Cliff House and
ocean Terrace property of about thir-
ty-nine acres are appraised at $780,
600. Other ocean shore lands in the vi
entity of FOrty-eighth avenue about
five acres, are valued at $6953. Certain
blocks in the Lakeview district are
valued at $500 This ends the list Of
real estate in San Francisco.
Blocks Of land in the De Wolf tract,
Brooklyn Township, Alameda County,
are computed TO be worth $4,000. Land
near COlma Station. San Mateo Coun-
", is valued a $4,000 In Napa Coun-
~ country lands known as the Arcadia
ranch are given a valuation of $4,000
This ends the entire list, city and coun-
try, Of Sutro's real estate.
The first item of personal property
furnished is q, 80 shares of stock in the
Sutro Railway Company, valued at
1920, 900.
Stock in the Sutro Bros Braid Com
pany of New York is valued at $1,000
Personal property at Sutro Heights.
Sutro Baths Cliff House and vicinity is
estimated as worth $26, 500. Personal
property at the San Miguel Rancho and
the Arcadia Ranch is valued at $780,
Personal property in the Montgomery
Block. where the eX-Mayor had his
downtown offices, is decided to be
worth $3.50
The library at 107 Battery street is
considered worth $4,000 This is far
below the value placed on it by other
authorities heretofore. Some have
thought it worth $25O00
Under the head of bills receivable,
notes of the Sutro Railroad Company
with interest, when added together, are
valued at $76,669 SO. Notes secured by
mortgages are given as amounting to
s21, 1874 so, and cash in bank as S473 &C.
Sundry debtors on the book accounts
owe the sum Of $3.50. All these items