The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06
REALTY SALES TOTAL IN MILLIONS
October Record Very Large
Building Contracts for Month Signify Much Improvement

in the month of October, and that the
total represented by all was $6,073,6SO.
This included the sale of the Oelrichs
properties to a syndicate for 81, 500, 600.
| The interesting announcement is also
made that the syndicate mentioned VIII
soon begin to erect buildings on the
Oelrichs lands that are not already we'll
improved. The building contracts for
October amounted to $1,39S,524. The
mortgages and deeds of trust recorded
amounted to $4,260.525, which beats all
records in San Francisco. The releases
of mortgages represented s2,S99,15
Through the agency of o. D. Baldwin
& Son, Mrs. r. N. Strohn has sold a
half-interest in the Pacific Warehouse
property at Front street and Broad
way, comprising three fifty-varas and
! improvements, for $780, 900, to her sister,,
Mrs. Mary Carter
Madison & Burke represented the SELL
ers and Speck & Co. the buyers in
deal by which Louis c. Buck and Mrs.
Nina Seller transfer to NJ. Ahrens for
$42, 800 30x137:6 feet and three-story
brick building on the south line of Bush
street, 1875 feet east of Grant avenue.
Christian Girsch has sold the south
east corner of Sacramento and Locust
streets, 37:6x100 feet, with store and
flats, for $4,000.
The C. M. Wooster Company has sold $50
acres of the old Boggs ranch property.
in Colusa County, with orchard, orange
grove, alfalfa fields and residence. to.
w. A Yerxa of Minneapolis for $4,000;
also 225 acres opposite for $4,000 to DR..
c. E. Congdon of jamestown, Tuolume
. County; forty acres to G. r. Souter for
$4,000, forty acres to D. G. Woodring for
$24OO, forty acres to v. o. English for
$1,000, twenty acres to Daniel Shell for
$500, sixty acres to w. w. Sunbury for
$540O, forty acres for the Ell Mirador
Land Company at Windsor to P. j. S.
Montgomery of Tulare for $4,000; forty
acres of the same tract to w. d. Hof-
fins and E. Cardin, both Of Seattle, for
$4,000; twenty acres to J. A Guilford of
Chicago for $1,000. and twenty acres to
c. A. Wood Of Chicago for $4,000.
Hoag & Lansdale report that within
five days they have sold twenty lots in
Ell Cerrito Park. San Mateo County,
and that there is much inquiry. On or
before November 10 work will begin on
the driveways.
F. B. Surryhne reports sales in the
Goodall tract in the two blocks bounded
by Buena Vista avenue and Alpine,
Waller and Devisadero streets.
The Columbus Savings and Loan So
! ciety will erect a building to cost $4,000
on the northeast corner of Jackson and
Montgomery streets for banking pur-
poses.
E. w. Crellin will build six-story
brick structure on the south line Of
Mission street, 100 feet from Fourth.
Bovee, Toy & Co. have leased the
fourth floor of the Aronson building, at
Third and Mission streets, to the East-
: man Kodak Company for $4,000 for
five years; the store at 214 and ZIG
! Grant avenue to the Berteling Optical
Company for SIS, 900 for five years; the
! third floor of the building at the south
west corner of Second and Mission
streets to Steinberg & Kalisher for the
Progress Investment Company for five
years at s12, 900; also for Leo q Mtchaei,
the second floor of 112 and ia Sutter
street; also four offices in the building
at Third and Jesse streets.
SAMPLE TRANSACTIONS.
The following sales have been effected
nv G. H. Umbsen & Co.: For Margaret
and Mary Moran, lot 25x75 feet and i'm
movements on the northwest line Of
Shipley street 125 feet southeast of
sixth. $3.50; account of the California
Title Insurance and Trust Com
pany, lots as follows in Po-
trero Nuevo block 121: North
| east corner of Twenty-fourth and Yer
mont streets, 25x1OO feet, for $2400; lot
ON the north side of Twenty-fourth
street, east of Vermont, $1,000; three
lots at 5000 each and two at $3.50 each;
the northwest corner of Twenty fourth
and Kansas streets, 25x100 feet, $3.50;
on the east line Of Vermont street, 25x
100 feet, from $500 to $S75; the southeast
| corner of Vermont and Twenty-third
streets, 25x100 feet, for $1,000; lots 25x10O
! feet on the south line Of Twenty-third
street. east of Vermont, from $675 to
500: the southwest corner of Twenty
third and Kansas streets, 20x1OO feet,
for $1,000, and on the west line of Kan
sas street. south of Twenty-third, from
$3.50 to SITS.
Sales have been made by o. d.
Baldwin & Son as follows: Homeseek-
ers' Loan Association to T. V. Galassf,
LOT 25x100 and house on the west side
of Broderick street, ITO feet south of
Haight, $500; David f. McGraw to
Max Fox, lot 25x100 on the north side
of Clement street, 70 feet east of Thir
teenth avenue, $1100; Helene Hew-
etcke to Chris K. Christensen, lot 50x
1O5 and cottage on the west line Of
| Church street, ia feet south of Nine
teenth, $3.50; Mary F. Davidson to
Edwin B. Smith, lot 32:6x116:3 on the
northeast corner of Devisadero and
LLOYD streets. $1,000; Norman Parrish
estate to Edwin C. Young. lot 1O2:6x
! 1876 on the south line of Green
street, s1O,250; Alexander Boyd to O..
c. Cappleman. lot 20x120 and i'm
provements on the south side of jack
son street, As feet west Of Davis. $12,-
| 600: Frederick Boese to Chris Pet
rusich, lot 25x73 on the west line of
| Angelica street, 800 feet south of
Nineteenth, $1250; Mrs. Kate Liebig
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