The San Francisco call., 1899-07-22
OF THE RACE FROM BURLINGAME.

by 1876 feet has been sold. Sophie
Petsch was the seller and Maria and Leon
Labat were the buyers.
The southwest corner of Castro and
Fifteenth streets, lot 120x71:9 feet, has re-
Gently been sold by Henry S. Kahler to
George Plummer.
r. Thompson and wife\ the property on
the west line of Folsom street, loo feet
south of Twenty first, lot 40x122:6 feet.
The estate of James G. Cary has sold
to George P. Allen the property on the
northeast corner of Devisadero and Full
ton streets, lot 62:6x11O feet. for $500.
Louis p Drexler and wife have sold
70 1,l Harvev P Dana the property on the
north line Of Howard street. 1876 feet
west of Main street, 45:1OX131:6 feet, ana
also property on the northeast line OF
Beale street, 1875 feet northwest of How
ard street, 275x91:S feet.
Building contracts aggregattng $10,582
were filed for record during the week.
The largest contracts were those of Ed
ward Z. Kentfield with F. w. Kern to
build a three-story brick building to be
used as a warehouse on the southwest
line of Beale street, 1875 feet southeast
of Howard. for S22, $50. and with the Vul-
can Iron Works for iron and steel work
for the same, to cost &375. The next
largest contract was that of G. NJ. Ellis
with H. Jack and others to erect two
story residence on the northeast corner
of Broadway and Baker street. to cost
S14 SOP Etienne Messenger also contracted
with Daniel Einstein to build a two-story
finished attic frame dwelling, to contain
flats, on the north line OF Fell street
1913 feet west of Lyon to cost 5000
Jones and George Peterson to erect a
three-story basement and attic building
on the south line of Pine street, 6S:6 feet
east of Powell, to cost $4,000. Claus Spreck-
els also closed contracts with Gladding,
Mclean & Co. for terra Gotta work, TO
cost S4925 and with the California Marble
Company for marble work, to cost $3.50,
for the new music stand which he has
donated to Golden Gate Park and whose
total cost will exceed 100000. Sarah c.
Robbins has contracted with Charles
Koenig to erect two-story frame build
ing to contain two flats, on the north line
of Ridley street, 169 feet west of Scott. to
cost $3N70. The other contracts of the
week ranged in value from sf247 to S2525
Notice has been given the tenants of the
Montgomery block that the proposed al
ing will begin within ten days. 1t is pro-
posed to modernize the historic old struc-
ture in every possible manner
A firm of Eastern architects is now en-
gagged In preparing plans and estimates
for the proposed theater in the Palace
Hotel Until their work is completed moth
ing further can be said as to the enter
prise.
The plan Of Mayor Phelan to erect a
theater building on the corner of Eddy
and Taylor streets Is temporarily dropped,
owing to some delay in securing an alb
stract of title to the property.
Easton, Eldridge &, Co. report the fol-
lowing sales in the past week:
Two flats and cottage 1115 Golden Gate
avenue, near Webster street, lot 27 OK
1875 $4,000.
Cottage of six rooms and bath, 1875
Twenty first street, near Valencia lot 23x
ia feet, for S2400
Building lot on Haight street, near Brod
erick, lot 25x120, $3.50.
Two flats on Stone street, near Jackson
lot 25x60, s1700.
Investment property, stores and fats on
Clement street corner price $500
Two lots on Clement street, near Twen-
ty-seventh avenue, 35x120 each, $500.
Front and rear house on Perry street
near Third. lot 20xS0, price s170O.
On August l Easton, Eldridge & Co.
will hold their regular auction sale, in
Guiding several pieces Of choice properties
in desirable districts