The San Francisco call., 1904-06-12

OuIlIy ySlOe tract, Mill valley
Raymond, Armstrong & Co., who
have successfully handled the Cole
tract at Ross station and the Sidney
Smith tract at San Anselmo. the sales
in the last mentioned tract already
amounting to more than $4,000,
have placed on the market a
subdivision at Lagunitas station,
few miles beyond Fairfax. on
the narrow-gauge road. This is a
portion of the famous Maillard
Rancho San Geronimo. All the tracts
that have been offered to the public
by this firm have been supplied with
fine water. The last is no exception
in this regard. Roads and water mains
are constructed. Water is piped from
two large mountain springs. A num-
ber of lots have been sold in the tract
at Lagunitas station, on most of which
the owners are putting up their sum-
mer cottages. Some will camp In
tents on their lots, but the majority
will build rustic cottages for use dur
ing the summer months. No camping
by outsiders is permitted. The cleo
trio road makes fast time, with twenty
daily trips each way.
Oscar Heyman has sold 21x90 feet and
improvements on the east line of Guer-
rero street, rs feet south Of Ridley, for
$4250; corner of Somerset street and
Silver avenue, with cottage, for $500;
lot 25x114 feet on the north line of
Twenty-seventh street, 1872 feet east of
Church, for $3.50; eight lots, each 25x120
feet, near the Oceanside House: four
lots on De Long avenue, for s125 each.
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On the Ocean boulevard to DR.. Wash
ington Dodge, Harry V. Ramsdell and
George Hammersmith.
AS appraisers of the Isidor Schwartz
estate A. J. Rich, Gustave Pohlman
and ]. S. Devlin have been appointed.
A. J. Rich, George w. Pippy and II. II.
Cosgrif have been appointed appraisers
of the estate of Rienzi Hughes
The following sales are reported by
Sol Getz & Son: On the east line of
Forty-eighth avenue, 1876 feet south Of
l. street. 25X120 feet. to J. Andrews; on
the east side Of Forty-eighth avenue.
62:6 feet south of l. street, 25x120 feet,
to p. Emmet: on the north side of L
street, 57:6 feet west of Forty seventh
avenue, 75x100 feet, to II. Arthur and
c. L. Boden; on the west line of Forty
fifth avenue, 100 feet north Of street,
25x120 feet, to E. L. Dial, for $500; or
the southeast corner of J street and
Tenth avenue, 32:6x100 feet, to Anna
c. Baker, for $3.50.
Henry z. Rothin has appointed the
Won Rhein Real Estate Company to
take charge of his tenants, Of whom
there are nearly 500
BEAUTIFYING A TRACT.
Baldwin & Howell have taken the
preliminary steps to turn into a resi-
dence park the Tibbits tract OF nine
acres. bordering the Preside reserva-
ton between First and Third avenues.
This tract was recently purchased by a
syndicate. The general plan is to in
close the property, provide winding
roadways so that lots will get the best
available views of the park, the Pre-
sidio and the avenues. erect lodge and
imposing gateway at Second avenue,
lay out the property on landscape gar
dening lines, reserve the area exclu-
slvely for private residences. excluding
all stables. outbuildings and places of
business, and have the park managed
by board of trustees. Residence parks
elsewhere have been favored. Baldwin
& Howell believe that the project
briefly outlined in the foregoing will be
successful in San Francisco.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Preside Heights Improvement Club
was held last Tuesday evening at its
hall on Preside avenue. The officers
were able to make satisfactory reports
on all lines of their endeavors with the
exception of street work. 1t was hoped
that a betterment of this condition
might be realized through the concerted
efforts of the members individually.
There was a larger attendance than
was expected, considering the season of
the year, and much interest was shown
in the questions that were discussed.
The membership is increasing.
The cost of the six-story and base
ment building to be erected for Morris
Siminoff on the east line of Sixth street,
25 feet south Of Stevenson, to contain
offices and stores, will be 200 in
round figures.
Mrs. Emma V. Raisch will expend
about $4,000 in placing a two-story,
basement and attic residence on the
north line Of Clay street, 77:6 feet east
of Laguna.
David Cohen will build two three
story and basement structures on the
north line of Ellis street. 1876 feet east
of Steiner. to cost $4,000.
MAKING AUCTION SALES.
Next Tuesday Easton, Eldridge &
Co. will auction realty and will offer
the following properties for sale: Lot
| no. 27:6x110 feet at 6O3 Steiner street
with two houses, near Fell street;
south line Of Geary street, 1873 feet
east of Polk, 5S:9x120 feet, to
rear street: lot 25x125 and two-story
dwelling at 1907 Washington street,
west of Devisadero: lot 25x100 and
building at 81 and 3171a Tenth street,
south of Folsom; lot 25x114 and cottage
at 1886 Twenty third street, east of