The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-28
A Tendency to Revival
Witnessed During the
Past w eek.
Purchases by r. Thomas ana
the FiPeman'S Fund In
surance Company.
The Bank of California to BuiId-Rec-
ord Review, Auction Sales and
Random Notes.


revived by business freshets into some
thing like its old time speed. Several
important transactions are now a mat
ter of ancient history and others are
in line for contamination in the near
future.
The most important event Of the
week, noted in The Call at the time.
was the purchase by the Fireman.
Fund Insurance Company of the
property adjoining its offices on the
southwest corner of California and
Sansome streets. The price paid was
500 900. Benjamin NJ. Gum & Co. were
the brokers.
Bovee. Toy & Sonntag have sold the
lot, 113:6x1S5, on the west line of Bat
terry street, 1916 north of jackson, Tor
n. ]. Taylor of Brooklyn, n. Y, to
Robert Thomas, fer $4,000 1t is an
old coal yard site, but brick building
for manufacturing purposes will be
erected.
The sum of $1O5, 900 has been offered
for the Gordon lot on the southeastern
corner of Glasgow and Ellis streets
The price is subject to Probate Court
approval The lot has frontage of 100
feet on Ellis street and 10 on Glasgow.
IN BLACK AND WHITE.
The following were the principal
mortgages and trust deeds recorded
during the week:
BY the California Title INSURANCE and
Trust Company to Jacob and Pauline
Saunders, $4,000 for one year at o12 per cent
Seventh, 1859 southeast of Howard
southeast 1913 by northeast go; Mutual
Savings Bank to Dora Holler, $500 for one
year at 612 per cent on property on the
east line of Castro, 165 north of Tween
tieth, north ITO by east 125; German Bank
to Joseph T. and Katherine d. Poheim.
$22 500 for one year at per cent on prop
erty on the northwest corner of Twenty
first and Valencia streets, west 30, north
30 west 20, north IS, east no. south S.
Antoine Borel & Co. to Samuel l.. Thel-
Ter, $50 900 on property on the south nne
of Suffer, $50 east of Stockton east 90,
south 120. west %. north So west %, north
20; Security Savings Bank to Emmeline
c. Thompson, s15O 900 for one year at 6ls
per cent on property on the northeast cor
ner of Broadway and Van Ness avenue,
east 1913 by north 1877 IS; German Bank to
Antonio B. and Laura A. Gonzales, $4,000
for one year at per cent on property on
the south line of Ellis, 1919 west of Van
Ness avenue, west 66 by south 12O; Annie
l. Edwards to John G. and Dorette Feyhl.
$40 900 for one year at per cent on prop
erty on the southeast line of Minna, 1o9
northeast of Ninth, northeast 120 by
southeast 50, and on the south line of
Bush, 114:6 east of Powell. east % by
south 676; Hibernia Bank to Charles A.
Clinton. $4,000 for one year at 6i2 per cent
on property on the north line of Suffer.
1910 west of Hyde. west sos by north
1876; Hibernia Bank to Wales l.. Palmer,
$4,000 for one year at 612 per cent on
property on the northeast line of First.
I1rNfc h
northeast 1T:6 by southeast 60 by south
west 40 by southeast 80 by northeast 40
by southeast % by southwest 40 by south
east 30 by southwest 1916. also on the
southwest line of Baldwin court. 125
northwest of Folsom, northwest 10 by
southwest 40; Eureka Benevolent Associa-
toon to Jacob II. Seller SAC, 900 until Feb
ruary 20, 1903, at y per centSper month.
McAllister and Van Ness avenue, west
2l9:9 by south i20 (renewaD.
The following releases were for COM
parauvely large sums;
From the Hibernia Bank to Rosa On
penheimer, $1,000 on property, being an
undivided half on the south line of Clay,
120 east of Drumm, east IS by south 1886;
Hugh Center to Jacob Saunders, $4,000 on
property on the northeast line of Seventh,
1888 southeast of Howard. southeast 1913
by northeast 90; trustees of John McCor-
mick to Charles F.. James P. and Lille
J. Mullen, $500 on property on the south
line of Golden Gate avenue, 1876 west of
Hyde, south 1875 by west 34:41%: on the
southeast line of Stevenson, $50 northeast
of Sixth, northeast 1856 by southeast 10,
and on the south line of Oak, 100 east OF
Broderick, east % by south 1876; Mission
Home and Loan Association to J. g. Nc
Craith, $1,000 on property on the east line
of Church, 100 south of Fifteenth south
Is by east 125; humboldt Bank to An
thony Dwyer, $4,000 on property on the
southeast corner of Polk and Jackson,
east 66:10A by south 800; same to An
thony and Catherine Dwyer, $4,000 on
son and Hyde, east 1926 by south 1879;
William Crane Spencer, trustee for
Elvira c. Oakley, $500 on property on the
southwest corner of Clay and Devisadero
south 34:2A by west 111:6; German Bank
TO Jackson L. and Andrew Shrader, $13. 900
on property on the east corner of Bran
nan and Ritch, northeast 5l:7 by southeast
Is; Hibernia Bank to Emeline c. Thomp-
son, S12,500 on property on the east line of
Van Ness avenue. 1926 north of Broad
way, north IS by east IS: on the east line
way, north SO by east IS, and on the
northeast corner of Broadway and Van
Ness avenue, east 86:S by north 1875.
UNDER THE HAMMER.
On Thursday, the 24th inst, Won Rhein
& Co. will offer at an auction sale cata-
logue consisting for the most part of res
idence properties.
Easton & Eldridge will hold an auction
sale of residence properties on the same
date
On Thursday, the Sd prox., the Grove
Street Theater property will be sold at
public sale by Madison e. Burke. The es-
tate of Mrs. z. L. Monkey will also be Of
fered.
MINOR SALES.
J. FRANKIE has purchased the house of
]. H. Stoner, on Tenth avenue, between
H and / streets. for about $500
Baldwin & Howell report the sale of a
lot 25X106:3, on the east line of Stanyan
street 80 south of Frederick to w. R.
Sullivan, for S2250. Sullivan will build a
handsome residence thereon.
Jacob Heyman has sold a five-room-and-
bath cottage on the north line of Twenty
third street, 275 feet west of Douglass, to
A NJ. Pratt for $3.50; lot on the north
line of Twenty-third street, 125 feet from
Hoffman. for $3.50, and is building a six
room-and-bath cottage on Twenty-third
street, near Douglass.
BY THE CARRIER PIGEON
Competitive plans and specifications are
wanted by the board of managers of the
Mendocino State Hospital for the erection
of an administration building on the
premises at Talmage, three miles from
Ukiah. The cost will be $5S,000 including
$500 premium for the plans and specifica-
tons adopted Details must be with Sec
rotary w W. Cunningham at Ukiah by
March 10.
The old ST. Marcus Church building. on
Geary street., near Union Square, is Of
fered for sale
A Christensen will erect six two-story
frame dwellings on the southeast line of
a0n l.