The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-18

Lane, who intends to erect a handsome
residence on the property.
HOUSES AND LOTS.
Center & Spader have made sales
as follows: Mary Fitzgerald to the
Central Iron Works. 1OOx1OS feet on
east side of Florida street, 125 feet
south of Eighteenth, on private terms,
for manufacturing purposes; William
Smith to John Cassaretto, 50XS5 feet
on the west line. of Dore street, 125
feet north of Folsom, $3.50; Gather
inc Jones to F. H. Wulzen, southwest
corner of Guerrero and Twenty third
streets, 90x112 feet, $4,000, ON which
twelve fats will be built; Mary Dunn
to William w. G. Eaton, 25x137:6 feet
and three flats on the north line of
Golden Gate avenue, 125 feet east of
Central avenue, $4,000; Kate c. Dor
Ian to Mrs. J. CASTOR, 4S:Sx112 feet,
with two two-story houses, on the
north line of Eighteenth street, 261
feet west of Guerrero, $500; same to
II. l.. Finneger, 24:9x112 feet on the
north line of Eighteenth street, 236
feet west of Guerrero, $4,000; same to
Patrick McCaffery, lot 25X112 feet on
the north line of Eighteenth street,
211 feet west of Guerrero, $4,000;
John Center to Peter Anderson, 25x
100 feet on the east line of Bryant
street, III feet south of Twentieth.
$1,000; same to John Carlson, 25x100
feet on the west side of York street,
IT feet south of Twentieth. S11OO:
same to William Sparrow, 50x10O feet
on the west line of York street. 27
feet south of Twentieth, $1,000; NJ. F.
Boss to John Grotyohn, 26x100 feet
and improvements on the west line
of Alabama street, 266 feet south of
Twentieth. $4,000; Nicholas Ohlandt
and others TO George Roundey, frac-
tional lots los and 10 in the Univer-
sity Homestead. $1,000; John Center
to John B. Wright, 25x100 feet on the
west side of York street, 102 feet
south of Twentieth, $780, same to A.
Cuneo. -25x95 feet on the west line of
Twentieth street, so feet west of Treat
avenue, $3.50.
Rapid growth is noticeable in the
district surrounding Duboce Park.
The park was formerly known as
Buckmans Camp. Property owners
in the neighborhood combined to in
duce the city to convert the land into
a park. The German bank sold the
adjoining property in subdivisions
and blocks were at once built up with
a superior class of residences and
fats. There are now in course of
erection in the vicinity buildings that
are worth, approximately, $65, 900 in
the aggregate. At the corner of Du-
boce avenue and Castro street E. S.
l.
basement dwelling on a 50-foot lot at
a cost of $1,000
H. ]. Mccoy, secretary Of the Y NJ.
c. A, is erecting two flats at cost
of about $1,000 on Alpine street, be-
tween Duboce avenue and Fourteenth
street, and on the same street in the
same block are two more flats that
will cost about $4,000. Albert Tschentz
is building in the same block two flats
of six and seven rooms each, costing
about $500, being erected by Mr.
Jordan. On Alpine street in the block
to the north, between Duboce avenue
and Waller street, are two flats to
cost about $1,000. On Devisadero
street, between Waller and Duboce
avenue, are two flats to cost about
$500. On Castro street, south of Du-
boce avenue. is a six-roorl cottage
built by the Realty Improvement
Company that cost $4,000.
On Devisadero street, west side of
Duboce avenue, is another two-story
house being erected for Matthew Nc
Currie, cost $4,000. Across the street
are two two-story fat buildings, one
belonging to Mary E. Neckar, to cost
$4,000, and the other erected for
George E. Connell at a cost of $4,000.
There are also two residences in
course of construction on the north
side of Fourteenth street, 40 feet west
of Castro, by the Realty Improvement
Company, which will be offered for
sale as soon as they are finished.
OTHER TRANSACTIONS.
The following sales are reported by
G. H. Umbsen & Co.: For L. Kenney,
Improvements at 1406 Pacific street, lot
23xS7:6, 68:S feet west of HYDE, for
s4500; L. Baer, improvements and lot,
25x12O, on Bush street 80 feet east of
Octavia, for $500; A. J. Rankin, lot 25x
So, north line of Fourteenth street, 33
feet west of Walter, for $4,000: Cen
tinental Building and Loan Associa-
ton, improvements at 2427 Green street
and lot 27x127:6, between Pierce and
Scott, for $4,000; Henry w. Hyman,
Improvements at 1916 California street,
and lot 34:615x137:6, between Cough and
Octavia, for $4,000; Louis Bartlett, i'm
provements at 25S-26O Dore street, and
lot 24xs5, for $500.
Sage, Dealey & Co. report the fol-
lowing sales during the past week:
Lot and improvements on the north
line of Post street. 62:6 feet west of
Laguna, 62:6x125 feet, with three two
story dwellings and two cottages, for
$1S,500, the seller being Alex Bond; for
Max Hevman to a client, 60x145 feet
and 10-room residence on the west line
of Folsom street, 155 feet south Of
Twentieth, for $1,000; for Norman Nc
Kinnon to Miss Edith Bass. lot 25x114
feet, on the north line of Fifteenth
street, 221 feet west of Noe, for $780,
Sage, Dealey & Co. report business
brisk. In their new quarters, opposite
the Palace Hotel, at 63S Market street,
formerly occupied by Easton, Eldridge
e. % they have fine offices