The San Francisco call., 1904-04-29
PARNASSUS T. HEIGHTS LOTS
ARE SOLD AT AN AUCTION
Brokers Report That the Sale Re-
suited in Bringing S94 ,6S5 for
Fifty-Threc Offerings.

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auction sale of Parnassus Heights
lots by them during the last twelve
months has shown a steady increase
In values in that section. At the first
sale, held in the early part of June,
1903, the lots averaged $500 each.
The sale of several months ago pro-
duced an average of between $3.50
and $3.50 and the lots sold by them
yesterday brought $17S6 each. The
offerings consisted of sixty-three lots
between Hugo and l streets and 'front.'
Ing on First, Second and Third ave-
nues. The auctioneers announced prior
to the sale that the ten lots fronting
on First avenue had been reserved,
owing to the fact that the City Realty
Company had not yet determined how
First avenue would be paved. The re-
naming fifty-three lots found ready
purchasers and were sold for $94,
The first lot offered was the south
east corner of Fourth avenue and
Hugo streets, 35x95 feet, which was
sold for $4,000. Two lots, each 25x110
feet, on the south side of Hugo street,
50 feet east of Fourth avenue. brought
$1,000 apiece. The southwest corner
OF Third avenue and Hugo street,
S5x95 feet. was sold for $4,000, and the
northwest corner Of Third avenue and
l street, same size, brought $500.
The lots on Third avenue, 25x95 feet,
brought from $3.50 to $1400 each.
Six lots were sold at these figures.
Two deeper lots on Third avenue,
25x12O feet in size, realized $500
each. On the north side of l street,
between Third and Fourth avenues,
two lots, each 25x110 feet, were sold
for $3.50 each.
The corner lots in the adjoining
block on the east, each 35x95 feet in
size, were sold as follows:
The northeast corner of Third avenue and 1
street, $340O; northwest corner Second avenue
and L street, $500; southeast corner of Third
avenue and Hugo street, $4,000; the south
west corner of Second and Hugo
street, $4,000: two inside lots Hugo street.
$l525 and $3.50 respectively, each 25x110 feet;
two lots Of the same size on the north side
nues, $500 and $3.50; four lots on the east
side of Third avenue. between Hugo and L
streets, 25x95 feet. $3.50 to 1880 each; two
lots on the same avenue, 25x120 $1650 each.
The lots on the westerly line of Sec
ond avenue ranged from $3.50 to
S1400 each for lots 25x95 feet in size,
while the two lots twenty-five feet
deeper brought $3.50 each. The
northeast corner of Second avenue and
[ street. 35x95, was sold for $4,000.
The same size lot on the southeast
corner of Second avenue and Hugo
street brought $5OZo. Ihe lnSlde lots
on Second avenue, 25x95, sold for
$1400 each, and the two other lots.
twenty-five feet deeper, brought $3.50
each. On the south side of Hugo
street 95 feet east of Second avenue.
two lots, 25x110 feet in size, were sold
for $500 each. The last lots offered,
two on the north side of 1 street, 25x
10 feet. 95 feet east of Second avenue,
were sold for $3.50.
The sale was in every respect satis-
factory, both to the owners and the
purchasers. Among the purchasers
were: j. H. Gingg, Miss NJ. Ash, Mrs.
Guessing, C. Frederichs, O. B. Martin,
A. c. Williams, l.. +. Bemiss, Mrs. HI.
Newell, Mrs. NJ. C. Williams, f. H.
Qualmann, Oscar Heyman, Mrs. Annie
Douglass, H. f. Mann, w. j. Nc
Laughlin. James Flanagan and o. C.
Cappelmann.