The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
DEALS IN A VARIETY.


G. H. Umbsen & Co. report among
others the following recent sales: For
P. B. Lynch, improvements and lot. 25x
so feet, on the northeast corner of
Sixth and Jessie streets; for Allan St.
]. Bowie, improvements and lot, 7S:6x
S1:10 feet on the west line of Polk
street, 81 feet south of Clay. for $50, 900.
being the property that Mr.. Bowie ac
quired five years ago for s1950O; for L.
Friedlander, the northeast corner of
Post and Webster streets. lot 57:6x87:6
feet, and improvements, for $4,000; for
Maria Engisch, improvements and lot.
27:6x112:6 feet, on the west line of Lar
kin street, 35 feet south of Bush, for
1850; for Laura L. Clapp, improve
ments and lot 37:6x137:6 feet, on the
north line of Vallejo street, 100 feet
west of Buchanan, for $4,000; for Henri
Marx, improvements and lot, 276x110
feet, on the west line of Steiner street,
S2:6 feet south of Hayes, for $500: for
c. H. Gottschalk, Improvements at 147
Albion avenue, and lot, 36x120 feet IFS
feet north of Seventeenth street, for
S44O0; for Jacob Fleischman, improve
ments and lot, 25x75 feet, on the north
west line of Shipley street, 20 feet
northeast Of Sixth, for $3250; for Peter
P. Feathaston. improvements at 131-145
Welsh street, and lot 25xSO feet, for
S3175; for John f. Geib, improvements
and lot, 25x122:6 feet, on the east line
of Treat avenue, 95 feet south of Twen-
tieth street, for $260O for Neils C. Nor
tenson, lot 25x104 feet on the south line
OF Twentieth street, 100 feet east of
Harrison, for $1100; for NJ DAILY, lot
27:ex110 feet on the east line of Folsom
street, 1876 feet south of Precita ave-
nue., for 1880; for Mary Gosland, i'm
provements at Prescott court and lot,
20x57:6 feet, for $3.50; for Christian N.
Jensen, improvements and lot on the
west line of York street, 155 feet south
of Twenty first, 276x1OO feet, for $4,000.
Hoag & Lansdale announce that the
tract of land owned by the San Fran
cisco and Fresno Land Company,
fronting on Fifth and Sixth avenues
and the Presidio wall has been sold
to William A. Lange. The considera-
tion is private, but it is understood TO
be something IN the neighborhood Of
1000. The tract contains in all about
36 lots and lies just west of the Tib-
bits tract. which. as announced last
week, is to be made into a residence
park. Mr.. Lange will begin immedi-
ately to grade the lots and put the
streets in first-class condition. His
idea is to make this a strictly resi-
dence district and building restrictions
will be enforced prohibiting the erec-
tion of any flats, stores, etc. Hoag &
Lansdale will have the handling and
selling Of this tract.
The same firm announces the sale of
two fats on the west line Of Willard
street, 12S feet from Frederick, 2Sx100,
to Louis A. Meyer for $500; also lot
on the north side Of jackson street,
east Of Devisadero, 27:6x137:6.
BUNCH OF TRANSACTIONS.
Easton. Eldridge & Co., 63S Market
street, report the following sales in
their city real estate department:
For Nellie A Lasell to Patrick Nc
Grath, lot and improvements on the
south line of Pine street, lis feet east
of Devisadero, 22:6x876, and 2-story
residence, $4,000: for c. Bielowskie to
William Wolf, northwest corner Of CAL
ifornia and Webster streets, 52:3xS2:7,