The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16
NOTABLE DEALS IN CITY
REAL ESTATE EFFECTED
Offices of Brokers Thronged
Investors in Urban and Suburban Lots
and Sites Seek for Homes.

Several deals in local real estate
have been accomplished during the
last week that were of large size. Con-
hdence on the part of judicious pur-
chasers has not been more strongly
manifested in many months. The Of
fees Of the leading brokers are
thronged with inquirers and interest is
actively maintained. Many deals in
country real estate have been effected.
New comers are arriving in Califor-
mia in large number for the purpose of
settling on farms and the demand is
improved. In addition to this the
charms of suburban life tend to stimu-
late inquiry for properties in near by
towns and cities.
The inquiry for lots for building
purposes is strong. The Richmond dis
trict is growing very fast. Its prin-
Cipal business thoroughfare is still in
the hands of the street improvers for
several blocks. When the roadway
has been bituminized and cement side
walks Of the required size are laid 1t
viii be much more attractive than il
ever has been. The Sunset district, the
lands near the ocean and every section
of San Francisco are well represented
in the transactions that are reported
10y he brokers.
Thomas Magee & Sons have sold for
Isaac Upham 10 a client, 55 feet on the
northwest line Of Market street, ia
feet southwest of Franklin street, run
ming back to Page street with depth
varying from 12O to go feet, with
frontage of 1876 feet on Page street,
and frame improvements, for $4,000.
The Starr estate has bought,
through the Starr Brothers Company,
from William Heath and A. H. Grew,
trustees. 6Ox97:6 feet and five-story
and basement frame building on the
northwest corner of Mason and Ellis
streets for S192,5OO. The property will
be extensively improved. The lot runs
10 Latham place. The Starr estate has
also acquired from Charles Schlessing-
er, to whom Starr property on the
southeast line Of Market street, north
east of Fourth street, was recently sold
for s297, ,0OO-25x112:6 feet on the
north line of Turk street, 1926 feet
east of Taylor street, with three-story
frame building occupied by a store
and Offices, for $62,5OO. Schlessinger
has sold the Edgemore Hotel on the
southwest line of Bush street, 1876
feet west Of Powell street, with lot 46x
1876 feet, to a Seattle client of the
Starr Brothers Company for $97,5OO.
Guy T. Wayman represented Schles-
singer in the several transactions.
VARIETY OF SALES.
The northwest corner of Harrison
and Nineteenth streets has been sold
by John Spader, through the agency
Of Center q Spader, for 100000, the
lot is l37:6x245 feet.
Madison & Burke have sold for Mrs.
A +. Sadler and Mrs. NJ. Z. Burton
the northwest corner of Washington
street and Jones place, So feet east
of Montgomery street, on private
terms. ]. Funkenstein G. Son were
also concerned as brokers in the trans
action.
Mrs Josephine c. H. Boyle has
bought from z. ]. LIE Breton the
northwest corner of Montgomery av-
enue and Kearny and Pacific streets,
10 feet on Montgomery avenue and
126 feet on Pacific street, with four
story and basement brick building, for
$4,000. This is the old Emeric prop
erty.
George A. Webster has bought from
the Aldrich trust 37:6x137:6 feet on
the west line Of Sansome street, 1858
feet south of Broadway for s15,25O.
The following sales are reported by
Q. H Umbsen & Co.: For the Bab-
cock estate, northeast corner of Nc
Allister and Fillmore streets, 72xS7:6
for $4,000; for the Kach estate, i'm
provements at 5O9-11-13-15 Stockton
street and lot 46:6x9O for $4,000; for
J. w. Collins, improvements at 1913
Leavenworth street and lot 32:6x162:6
for $4,000; for NJ. j. Sheahon, improve
ments at 212O Folsom street and lot
24x10O for $500; for the Peterson
estate, improvements at % Tehama
street and lot 25xse for $425O; for the
Peterson estate, improvements at "a
Tehama street and lot 25xs0 for s425O;
for the Peterson estate, improvements
al 254 Tehama street and lot 25xSO
for S3450; for W. c. Curry, improve
ments and lot 37:6xI2O. on the north
line Of Filbert street, 100 feet west of
Fillmore street for $500; for William
Creyer, 26x100, on the southeast cor
ner Of Castro and Twenty-second
streets for S17O0; for Henrietta Black,
Improvements at % and "a Geneva
street and lot 27:6x64 for $500.
William ]. Dingee has withdrawn the
Hayward building at California and
Montgomery streets from sale. Proper
ties Of the Hayward estate have been
sold TO the amount of s717, $50, sufficient
70 relieve the estate from embarrass-