The San Francisco call., 1904-08-14
AUCTIONS TO COME.

Two auctions are announced by G.
H. Umbsen & Co. The first will take
place on Tuesday of the present week.
The properties to be sold include 7SX
$50 feet and twelve-room residence
on the west line of Chattanooga street
175 feet north of Twenty-fourth; 25x
1926 feet and two flats at 636 and 6SS
Cole street; 50x122:6 feet and cottage
at 1927 Capitol avenue; 24:31sx76:6 6
feet and two flats on the north side
of Greenwich street, "a feet east of
Steiner; 25x90 feet and three-story
store and flats at 1876 Howard street;
building lots on Filbert street; south
west corner of Brannan street and
Brannan place, 25x10O feet, with two
story frame building; 25x101 feet on
the east line of Lotta street, 100 feet
south of Parnassus avenue: 25x137:6
feet on the south side of Carl street,
157 feet west of Stanyan, and lots.
25x1O0 feet each, on the south line of
B street, 95 feet east of Fourth ave-
nue.. This will be a credit sale.
On Monday, August %, G.. II. Umb-
sen & Co. will offer at auction the fol-
lowing properties: For the estate of
John Lyons, 50x75 feet and improve
ments at 720 Natoma street and also
for the same estate property adapted
to manufacturing purposes on the
northeast line of Eleventh street. be-
tween Folsom and Harrison: 25x120
feet with two flats and two cottages
/ at 429 and 429h Oak street and 322
/ and 322h Lily avenue; southeast cor
ner of Oak street and Central avenue,
! 49:5x110 feet belonging to the Frank
Frates estate; lot 25x75 feet with two
dwellings at 237 and 237k Langton
street; lot 34x10S:1M on the east side
of Devisadero street, 6S feet south OF
Union; the property of the ]. Phelan
estate on the northeast corner OF
Twentieth and Missouri streets, 100x
100 feet, with two dwellings,; lot 25S
! 100 feet, with two flats, at 1852 and
1854 Twenty-second street.-The north
east corner of Eleventh avenue and
California street, S2:6x100 feet, and a
ranch of 3S5 acres four miles north
east of Livermore. This will be ref
cree sale.
The local business of Easton, Ed
ridge & Co. has been purchased by g.
H. Umbsen & Co. Easton. Eldridge
& Co. will attend to colonization work.
LEASING AND RENTING.
! Bovee, Toy & Co. have sold for the
Matthews estate the southeast corner
Of Grove and Cole streets, 127:8Ax
100 feet with a three-room house for
$4,000. The same brokers have
leased to j. ]. Gildea & Co. for Ed
ward e. Cook the four-story building
at 1903 Market street for five years
for an aggregate rental of $4,000.
The Fisher Packing Company has
leased from Mrs. Dorothea Koppitz
the lot, 77:6x137:6 feet, on the west
line Of Stockton street, go feet north
of North Point.
G. H. Umbsen & Co. have been ap-
pointed agents of the new building of
the Merchants Exchange. They are
also agents for offices in the Italian
American Bank building at Sacrament
to and Montgomery streets and for the
wells-Fargo building at Second and
Mission streets.
The Sunset Realty Company has
been organized by w. L. Busk and C.
B. Biggs, with offices at 927 Market
street. A speciality will be the leasing
of hotels and apartment and lodging
! houses.
Davidson & Leigh are acting as the
agents Of o. C. Pratt Jr., who will
erect a four-story f1reproof building
on two water lots, 45:10x275 feet, on
the east line of Spear street, 22s feet
north of Howard, and running
through to Steuart street.
F. Beaudry will build flats on the
northeast corner of Hermann and La.
| guna streets to cost $4,000.
The Christian Hospital Association
will build two-story sanitarium or
the north line of Chestnut street, nea,
stockton, to cost $4,000.