The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13
SALES FALTER
As VOTES FALL
Election Temporarily Makes
Volume of Deals in Real
Estate Relatively Small
ACTIVE MARKET AHEAD
Favorable Conditions Fully
Assured by Certainty of
a Settled Public Policy

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The local realty deals during election
week were few in number and not
striking in size. The November record
of sales will be swelled to the extent of
s1.151. 600 by the confirmation by the
probate court of the bargain for the
Hayward building, that has been sold
to Mrs. William Kohl. The money has
been paid. The deal also included the
property on Montgomery street that is
covered by the Russo Chinese Bank. In
/ this transaction L. c. McAfee repre-
sented G. II. Umbsen & Co. as brokers.
Bovee, Toy & Co. have sold to client
: 20x60 feet on the west line OF Kearny
street, 80 feet north of Pine street, with
three-story brick building, for $4,000.
The w. W. Stow estate has sold to the
San Francisco Coke and Gas Company
three-eighths of the block between
Beach, Powell, Jefferson and Mason
streets for S32, ,625. z. D. Block has sold
to Mrs. Anais Hale 22x90 feet on the
north line of Sacramento street, run
ming through to Commercial and front
ing on the last mentioned street 4:9
feet. with two buildings. for S32500.
The building contracts for the week
represent a value in improvements of
$247.S4 Among the larger buildings to
be erected are a five-story and base
ment structure for Christian Froellch
on First and Natoma streets, to cost
S50, 900: a three-story brick factory
structure for Payne's bolt works on the
south line of Howard street, between
Spear and Main, to cost S21, 800. The
cost of the improvements to be made
by Herbert z. Law on the Bishop
block. at Market and Annie streets. IS
stated in an application for the permit
to be $40O 900.
The TURF legatees have sold the prop
erty on the southwest line of East
street, 22912 feet northwest of Mission,
45xSO feet, with old improvements rent
ing for $3.50 a month, for $4,000. to a
client of the Burnham & Marsh Com
pany.
1t is rumored that the Oceana Hotel
property. on the east line of Mason
street. 100 feet south of O'Farrell, has
been bought by Louis Friedman from
William Helbing for $240, 900. Negotia-
tions have recently been progressing
for the sale of the property.
COMING AUCTION SALE.
An auction will be held by c. H.
Umbsen & Co. on Tuesday. Among the
probate and miscellaneous properties to
be offered at 321 to 325 Turk street. 1873
Fifteenth 309 Castro, lot 55x137:6 feet
and residece at 1903 McAllister, north
west corner of Seventh avenue and G
street, two lots on G between Eighth
and Ninth avenues, Ply and 2119 Twen-
ty-fourth, lot 26x100 feet and cottage at
1920 York, 25x114 feet and two-story
house at 406 Thirtieth
The following sales are reported by
Sol Getz & Son: Lot 25x120 feet on the
east line of Forty-sixth avenue, 200 feet
south of H street, to p. T. Daley and
F. T. Jacks: 25x120 feet on the north
line of 0 street, 57:6 feet east of Forty
seventh avenue, to Frank Bandereon;
25X120 feet on the west line of Forty
sixth avenue, 125 feet south of u street,
to Edith o. Mccoy; 5Ox1OO feet on the
south line of H street. 1915 feet south
of Forty-seventh avenue, to Cuyler
Lee; 25x100 feet with improvements on
the north line of Richland avenue, 775
feet east of South avenue, to John f.
OKeefe; 25x120 feet on the west line Of
Forty-seventh avenue, $50 feet south of
H street. to J. H. D. Fsldbusch.
HOUSES AND LOTS.
The following sales are reported by
Oscar Heyman: To Louis Ferrari, 25X
$50. on the south line of Precita ave-
nue.. 275 east of Alabama street: to
George Boreham, lot 25x125. on the
west line of Chenely street, lis north
of Randall to August c. Bott, lot 75X
125, in the Alvin Tract, Elnlhurst; to
]. G. Lawrence, lot 25X79 and cottage,
on the south line of Twenty-flfth, 100
east line of Vermont S3250; to Anna
Holmes, lot 50A115, on the east lire of
Lincoln, 150 north of Twenty-third; to
T. Batalio, 50xs0, on the west line of
Manchester, near Stoneman; to
Charles Leis, 25x24O on the west line of
Girard, 100 south of Silliman; to F..
Rohm, 25X240, on the west line of Cir
ard, $50 south of Silliman; to G. A.
Timms, four lots in the Mission Home
stead Extension; to G. H. Dyson. 50x
120, on the west line Of Girard. 100
north OF FELTON,; to S. b. Vernon, 25X
100 on the west line of View avenue,
near Twenty second street, and 06:SX
1O4 on the east line of Corbett avenue.
near Falcon street; to I. Bagely, 25x
125 and cottage, on the south side of
Thirtieth, % west of Harper. S2500.
George r. Belvel, for several years
with Lyon e. Hoag, has become a
member of the William Cranston Com
pany.
Baldwin & Howell report that the
first street in their new marine view
district called "Sutro Heights Addi-
ton, to be severed is Forty-eighth
avenue, from Fulton to G street. Felix
( McHugh has the contract for this
work, u be done according to specifi-
cations of the city authorities. The
grading OF streets and lots to the Of
ficial line is making good progress.
After gas, water and sewer mains have
been laid Baldwin g. Howell will sub
divide the properties in sizes and on
terms to suit purchasers. Their new
branch office is to be located on Fortys
ninth avenue, corner of Fulton street,
north of Golden Gate Park, being a
prominent corner on the electric car
line