The San Francisco call., 1904-03-01
AUCTION SALE
RESULTS WELL
More Than 100000 Given
for City Properties Which
Are Sold Under Hammer

A large number OF men prominent
in real estate business and other in
terested as buyers of city realty or
as spectators or students of realty val
ues attended the auction sale in Gold
en- Gate Hall yesterday, at which G..
H. Umbsen & Co. sold every piece
offered IN catalogue that enurlerates
valuable properties. The gross results
of the sale were $6O5,4OO. This
marked one of the greatest successes
in the history Of. realty dealings un-
der the hammer in this city,
The southeast corner of Post and
Stockton streets. 25x7O, with FIVE story
and basement brick building. renting
for S3Sh month. was sold for S121,-
600. The northeast corner of Hardie
place and Kearny street, 3sx4O, with.
three-story and basement brick build
ing, renting for $451 a'month brought
$106,000. Nos. sos and 607 Kearny
street west line, between Sacramento
and Clay, with three-story and base
ment brick building that brings in
monthly rental of S135, was sold for
$25, $50. Nos. 1909 and 1917 Stockton
street. west line. between Broadway
and Vallejo. 45:6x6S:9. feet. the inn.
provenients Consisting of a three-story
building containing stores and rooms
above that yields revenue of S2O5
a. month. went for $39,250.
Nos. 212 and PA Leavenworth
street on the east line, between Turk.
and Eddy, withatwo two-story houses,
renting for $3.50 a month. brought
$32, 900. No. 221 Leavenworth street,
west. line, between Eddy. and Turk,
the improvements. being a two-story
house, was sold for $15,1OO. Nos 2121
and 21%3 Fillmore street, west line,
between California and Sacramento,
with store and fiat above, the rent be-
ing $50 a MONTH was sold for $19,5O0.
Nos. 2702 and 27O6 Sacramento street
and 2123 Pierce street; the lot being
137:6x127:s Il, with two houses of ten
rooms. each, brought $4,000. No.
2714 Sacramento street, north line. be-
tween Pierce and Scott, with
house of ten rooms. sold for $19.5O0.
The lot is 6S:9x127:SH feet in size.
Nos. 271S to 27S5 Clay street, in
elusive of all the intervening odd
numbered properties, and 2139 Pierce
street, with five modern houses that
are rented for 1866 a month, were
bought for $4,000. Nos 2342 and
2344 Devisadero street. the southeast
corner of Jackson. with lot 62:SAx11O
feet and with two modern houses,
went for s2O.5OO.
Nos. 1921 and 1929 Devisadero
street and 2S11 Jackson street. the lot
being 69:3x137:6 feet and improved
with three modern houses renting for
5000 a month, brought $40, 900 under
the hammer. A choice lot. unimprov-
ed, on the south line OF Pacific ave-
nue.. between Devisadero and Broder-
ick streets. was sold for s36. 500. An
entire block of tide lands consisting
of twenty-four lots, between Thirty
second and Thirty-third avenues and
A and Ship streets, was sold for $1100.
Four lots between S and r streets and
Nineteenth and Twentieth avenues
brought $3.50. All the foregoing prop
critics were sold for the c. J. Vein
gerter estate.
The last offering in the catalogue.
consisting of 55x137:6 feet on the
south line of McAllister street. be-
tween Cough and Octavia, with store,
Iodgfng-house of twelve rooms and
two flats, the whole renting for
1922 so a month, was sold for the
Henry Levy estate for $4,000.