The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
REALTY PRICES
FOR ONE WEEK
Eligible Corners Are In
Demand by Shrewd
Purchasers.
Owners Arrange to Erect
Costly Structures on
Holdings.

A definite idea Of values in the open
marke: may be gained from the prices
obtained in a series Of sales made
through the agency of A. ]. Rich & CO.
in the last week. The northwest corner
of Sixth and Howard streets was sold by
these brokers for $4,000, the land hav-
ing 1l2:6 feet on Howard street, 72 feet
On Sixth street, with an L OF lSxla:6
feet, the improvements consisting Of a
fiYe-story building. The southeast cor
ner of Bush and Kearny streets, having
2S:6 feet on Kearny and 6S:s feet on
600. On the site Mr.. Adams will erect
six-story building TO cost $4,000. having
an elevator on the Bush-street side.
The same brokers sold 75xs0 feet on the
west line of Seventh street, 25 feet south
from Mission, with a four-story frame
building containing stores, the property
OF the Greenberg estate, for about S4O,-
0oo. E. w. Crellin was the purchaser OF
S5xl00 feet on the east line Of Van Ness
avenue, just north from Pacific street.
The price is not given, but the informa-
ton is supplied that Mr.. Crellin will erect
upon the lot a colonial residence, which
will make the investment amount to $780,
600. The northwest corner of Larkin and
Chestnut streets was sold. The name Of
tue is IOk Suppl4SN Ny bAC
brokers. The announcement is made
that a brownstone residence will be
placed on the corner, and the total invest
ment will be about SIS 900.
Rich & Co. have also sold the south
west corner Of Polk and Union streets.
5ox75 feet, upon which five fats and a
store will be erected. Through their
agency a cottage on the west line Of Tre-
mont avenue, south from Frederick
Sfr hos hao sold - fnn nco
for $500.
Other Sales Effected.
Benjamin NJ. Gum & Co. have sold to
David and Angus Mckay for the Pacific
States Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany the northwest corner of Sacramento
and Leidesdorff streets, 40x60 feet, for
S2l 900. a four-story building will be
erected on the site. The same brokers
have sold the northeast corner of Post
and Larkin streets. 6S:9x10o feet, for $42,-
600; a four-story building on Sutter street,
near Keary. for ssS. $50, and lot 57:6x
100 feet on the east line Of Laguna street,
50 feet south from Vallejo, with three
fats thereon, for 81 800.
Through the agency of Wright & Ewell
Henry Fiege has purchased two lots on
the east line Of San Jose avenue, be-
tween Twenty-fourth and Twenty fifth
streets, one of which belonged to Mrs. D.
NJ. Klumpke and the other to H. s.
Brickell. The lots are 13Ox9O feet Mr..
F1ege will erect fats.
Thomas Magee & Sons have sold the
southwest corner OF Bush street and
Clara lane TO Joseph G. and Edmund o.
Deming for Mrs. W. H. H. Hart. The
price is s56yoo0. A few weeks ago the
same property was bought by Mrs. Hart
for $5s. 600.
David Bush & Son have sold the fol-
lowing properties:
For the James II. Goodman Company. Bank
OF Napa, 10 John Piper OF San Francisco l2s
in Napa County. between Rutherford and ST
Helena, for $4,000; In connection with Wooster.
to the santa Clara Valley Land CompanS nins
acres and villa home of Mr. Livermore. on the
corner OF Chiffon avenue and Broadway, Oak
land, for SO, 600.
Bovee, Toy & Sonntag report the sale of
stock and grain ranch Of 462 acres SIT
uated eight miles west from Marysville,
for R. B. Dibble to George R Jackson for
81, 500; also 3SS acres of meadow land in
Modoc County for J. w. Childs to c.. V.
Billiard for $500.
Important Deeds Recorded.
The deeds recording the transfer of the
north corner of Third and Jessie streets
from Benjamin Romaine to Leon Kauff-
man and from Samuel r. Crooks to Leon
Kaufman have been placed on record.
The price mentioned In the deeds is
s133 coo.
James W. and Mary Smith have mort
gagged the property on the west line OF
Howard street, S:6 feet south from Six
teenth, to Mendel p. Mendel for $4,000.
Leon Kaufman has borrowed s10O. .D0O
from Winfield s. Jones and James Otis
trustees of the estate OF A. c. Whitcomb
on the north corner of Jessie and Third
streets.
The Irobata ro,rt ha. oaoA~,,.A 49,
sale Of the following properties of the
estate of Joan n. G. Hunter to Madge II
Fish at the prices herewith named:
South line Of Pine street. 20 feet east from
BeIden place. 4ox57:s. 81. 500; northwest corner
Of Harlan place and Grant avenue. sse. COO
Grant avenue, 3sx63 feet, $500; north line OF
Geary street, SIS feet east from Larkin, 50x
1875 feet ST. 800; north line OF Post street. 24s :!
feet west from Jones. 2s:3xi57:s feet, sl2, 900;
Hyde 25x1s7:s feet. $4,000: also from the same D
ne rrd street. Is fee Gn shs
from Folsom. for 1880.
Buildings Projected.
The De Young building, to stand on the
south Of Union Square. on Geary street
between Stockton and Powell, will cost
on the basis of contracts recorded about
ss1 900.
A two-story and basement building. IN
n.
Donahue on the north line Of Fell street,
157:s feet east from Devisadero, to cost
about $500.
Samuel Glass has contracted for the
building Of three-story frame structure
on Stanyan street. 125 feet north from
Frederick. to cost $500.
A two-story frame building will be
placed by Gardiner Perry Pond on the
north line of Green street, n feet east
from Steiner, the cost Of which will be
$500.
Under the contract plans and specifica-
tons filed. the foundations of the Crocker
Hotel building on the northwest corner
of Powell and Geary streets must be COM
pleted in eighty days.
The entire lot, 62:6x137:s, on the south
line Of Eddy street, rs feet east from Ma
son. being nearly opposite the Tivol
Opera house. Will be covered by a fine
apartment house, on plans by Fred H
Meyer. The property is owned by George
II. Luchsinger, Mrs. A. L. Summerhayes
Mrs A. L. Goodrich and Mrs. Rose A.
buckingham.
Timothy j. Sheehan will erect q three.
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