The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16

some time ago by Thomas Magee &
Sons on behalf of a New York cor
poration, was declined. Another offer
by other parties of a larger sum has
since been turned down. The Hayward
building is a source of large income to
the Hayward estate.
COUNTRY AND CITY.
Chatfield & Vincent have sold 24C
acres Of land in the Rogue River Val
ley for ]. P. Van Ogden to Charles w.
Flanders for $24, 1000; an orange orchard
in full bearing. near Ontario, San Ber-
nardino County, 20 acres, for $1,000, for
Charles w. Flanders to ]. P. Van Og-
den; fruit farm of Sc acres in So
noma County, near SebastopOl, for j.
w. Walton to Robert F. ellison for
5000; 26 acres on Petaluma Creek,
Marin County, for E. T. Fenton to s.
Cato for $250O; also six lots in the Ross
Valley tract and tracts of one acre
each in the Hunter Club tract at Black
Point, Marin County.
Boardman Brothers & Co. have
bought for a client the home of Ed
ward Bosqui at Ross, Marin County,
the property including 20 acres and a
residence, for $S5, 900. The property has
been subdivided and placed on the
market. Edward Bosqui has bought
two and one half acres and the resi-
dence. a half acre has been sold for
$1700 Roads will be made and water
mains and sewers will be laid.
Peters & Baines have sold 600 acres
in the Los Guilicos Valley, Sonoma
County, for $4,000, to L. Kunde; 4S
acres in the Sonoma Valley, from
Annie @. Wilkerson to S. D. Magnus,
for $4,000; seven and a half acres in the
FL Verano tract to p. Curran for 1920;
ten acres in the same tract to James
Ward for $1050; to p. Broderser for
George 2. Baxter, in the Baxter tract,
twelve acres for $720; to James Moody
Of Illinois, twenty acres for 1880; to
William Peterson of Minnesota, ten
acres for $3.50: to Louis Goldager of
Kansas, twenty acres for 1880; to R.
Y. Grove Of Iowa, ten acres for $3.50.
The following sales are reported by
Cameo, Gunz & Co.: Lot 20x10O and
three flats at 2O62, 2O64 and 2O66 Market
street, to ]. Farrar for $4,000; for Mrs.
NJ. MayOw. two flats on the south line
Of Nineteenth street, 135 feet east of
Dolores, lot 25x114, to Mrs. ROBBERS,
s285O; Charles Himkel to Alexander
Bond, lot 51:6x125, with six flats. at
81 to AZ Sanchez street, 1000; for Nor
gan Richards, lot 44:6x1Oo, and i'm
provements, at 3711 to 3715 Seventeenth
street, $1,000; lot 25x125, and house at
52S Noe street, Robert Barth to Mrs.
Lunde, $1,000; four flats on the east line
of Dore street, 125 feet south of Bryan,
Mrs. 5. Mccarthy to A. Murdock, $2500,
and lot 26x100 and three flats on the
north line Of Union street, 1916 east of
Webster, for A. Anderson, $10,500.
The United Bank and Trust Company
reports the following sales: The old
Chinese Theater on the southwest cor
ner of Jackson street and Cooper's al
ley, 4OxSO, with L 33x90, running
through to Washington place, for Chum
Kai and Lai Tai King to z. D. Swift
and E. F. Franks, for $50, 600; six new
flats ON lot 5Ox9O, on the south line of
Pine street, 1876 west of Lyon, for
Voigt & Veyhle, to James ]. Cummings
for $4,000; three new flats on lot 26:3x
87:6, on the north line of Chestnut
street, 57:3 east of Leavenworth, A.
Stevens to Marco Foppiano for S10,-
ZOO; lot and improvements, consisting
of four flats on the east line of Folsom
street, 1925 southwest of Thirteenth,
25x96:5. irregular, for r. ]. O'Brien to
Louis and Mary Unternahrer, for $500;
lot and improvements on the south line
of Folsom street, lis feet northeast of
Falmouth, 25x90, Mrs. Margaret Geog-
hegan to client of Speck & Co., terms
private.
Commencing November 1, 1904, the
United Bank and Trust Company will
open a branch real estate office on the
corner of Sixteenth and Market streets.
1t is the intention of the bank to make
speciality of property in this locality.
They will have three or four men at
the office who will always be on hand
to show intending purchasers proper
ties. This is a growing district and a
field that has long been overlooked.
ELIGIBLE PROPERTIES.
Madison & Burke have made sales as
follows: Lot 60x1S7:6 feet on the south
line of Geary street, 100 feet east of
Fillmore, for Mrs. Emma G. Butler.
5000; four lots, 25x120 feet each, on the
west line Of Twentieth avenue, 225 feet
south of Clement street, for c. w. Nor
ton, $240O; lot SOxS7:6 feet and house on
the north line Of California street, 1o7 g
feet west of Leavenworth, for w. E.
and Otto Hess: lot 27:6x122:6 feet and
house on the west side of Howard
street, 40 feet north Of Twenty-third.
for M. E. Won Schroeder, $4,000; lot 23x53
feet and three flats on the north line OF
Pleasant street, ia feet east of Jones,