The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-25


fourth street. 200 feet west of Noe
street, Mary A. I<luge to Henrietta
Scheper $1S75; lot g5x100 on the east
side of Fillmore street, 1876 feet
north of Hayes street, Thomas and c.
M. Molloy to John Piper, $4,000; lot
29:6XSS at the northeast corner of
Twenty-sixth and Noe streets, Joseph
Dixon to Samuel McAdam. $1400; lot
25xl00 feet on the south side Of Union
street, 10 feet east of Fillmore, with
improvements consisting of two-story
residence, M. G. Hummel to Joseph
Dannheiser for $4100; lot 25x106:3 on
the east side of Broderick street, 100
1eet south of Hayes, California Title
insurance and Trust Company to H. c.
j. Borjes, $2750; lot 30x117:6 feet on
the west line of Fair Oaks street, 246
feet south of Twenty-third, improve
ments consisting of a two-story house
OF seven rooms and bath, sold to J..
X. and Catherine F. Lyman for $4,000.
In addition to the sales previously
reported by Baldwin & Howell of lots
In the Hayward tract, purchases were
also made by Michael w. Farrell Of
lot in block 8. for $500; lot IA. in
block 2. was sold to Robert A. Ed
wards, for $3.50. and lot 13, in block 2,
TO carrie A. Jury, for $500. The first
two blocks in the addition have all
been sold with the exception Of four
lots and other sales will be made in
the adjoining blocks during the COM
ing week. as the street work will be
completed around them by that time.
The lots sold were 5Ox120 feet each.
The City Improvement Company is pro-
ceeding with the street work as rap
idly as possible, but it viii be two or
three weeks before it is completed. All
the streets have been severed and
placed on the official grade and are
now being macadamized. Sidewalks
are also being laid around all of the
blocks and water mains are in all of
the streets. Each lot has a side sewer
laid from the center of the street up
to the curb and each one is supplied
with separate pipe for water service.
There has been more inquiry for lots
in San Mateo Park recently. Sales
were made by Baldwin & Howell of lot
151, corner of Crescent and Poplar ave-
nues, 150x200 feet, to Margaret E. and
John ]. Doyle. for $500; also to Bertha
5000.
SOME COUNTRY LANDS.
Chatfield & Vincent have sold stock
and grain ranch lin Lake County. 1860
acres, for Robert Grindy to NJ T.
James for $4,000; to a client, $500 acres
of stock and farming land, fourteen
miles west of Tehama, for ,$12, 400; for
James T. Lanning to A. G. Ainsworth,
400 acres of unimproved. fenced land,
six miles from Auburn, Placer County,
for $4,000; for the Security Savings Bank
to Charles Appel, 46 acres, one mile
from st. Helena, with winery and other
buildings, for $4,000: also lots in the
Magnolia tract at. San Anselno station
and acreage in the Barber tract at Ross
station.
G. H. Umbsen & Co. will auction
realty on Tuesday next.
The Henry Leavy estate has sold to
Reuben Cohen, 55x137:6 feet, on the
south line of McAllister street, So feet
west of Cough, for $4,000.
The city having set aside sufficient
funds for the opening of D street, also
called Fulton street, the northerly
boundary line of Golden Gate Park,
work thereon is soon to be started. 1t
is expected that d street will be opened
to official grades inside of six months.
This street is already graded from First
to Twenty third avenues. About TWEEN
ty blocks, each of 240-foot frontage,
remain to be opened to connect with
the ocean and Sutro Heights. The
grading is light and the expense COM
paratively small. The opening of D
street constitutes the nucleus of re-
newed business activity in realty north
of Golden Gate Park. The United Rail-
roads Company has franchise along
d street to Forty-ninth avenue, the
Cliff House and Sutro Heights. The
prices along the whole line are stiffen-
ing in view !. of these improvements.
The 400 lots lately sold by Baldwin &
Howell for the Sutro estate, at the foot
of d street and extending north to
Sutro Heights, are at once to be placed
on Official grades and new addition
to the city for building purposes will
be created.
Hoag & Lansdale will place on sale
the entire holdings of the Ell Cerrito
Land Company at Ell Cerrito Park, the
fashionable part of San Mateo. The lots
will be large, with 70 feet frontage and
more in some instances: The lots are
near the Bowie, Shreve and Martin
residences. They are studded with fine
oak trees The opening day Of the sale
will probably be early in October. The
prices will enable persons of moderate
means to purchase and build.
THE OUTSIDE BLOCKS.
Sol Getz & Son have made the fol-
lowing sales: Lot 25x120, east line of
Forty sixth avenue, 225 feet north of
M street, to B. Braunton; 25x120 on the
west line of Eleventh avenue, 100 feet
north of l. street, to E. E. Starr; 25X120
on the west line of Forty-siXth avenue,
$50 feet south of H street. to ]. p. Nc
Alliffe; 25X120 on the west line of
Eighth avenue, 500 feet south of H
street, to H. M. Imhof; 50x100 on the
north line of M street 1918 feet east of
Forty-sixth avenue, to w. w. Downer:
29x120 or the northeast corner of Twen-
tieth avenue and California street, to
William Watson; 50x100 on the north
east corner of Persia avenue and Lon