The San Francisco call., 1905-01-15

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business is brisker than 1t was fort
night ago and that the strong feature
OF the market is the reviving interest
in business properties. When business
men wish to acquire additional hold
ings for the income that they foresee
the conditions are favorable for good
investments all along the line. Hence
the tone Of the market Is decidedly
strong and buoyant and the reasons
adduced for confidence are excellent.
Building in business sections promises
to be active. The building contracts
awarded during the past week amount
to more than $500, 900. In all respects
the year opens well for the interests of
San Francisco realty.
G. H. Umbsen & Co. have sold for
w. V. Huntington properties as fol-
lows: Lot 25x100 feet on the west line
of Fourteenth avenue, 55 feet south Of
Point Lobos avenue, for $685.; southwest
corner of Point Lobos and Fourteenth
avenues, s2435: 50x155 feet on the west
line of Fourteenth avenue, so feet south
of Point Lobos avenue, $16S5; 50x105
feet on the south line of Point Lobos
avenue, los feet west of Fourteenth,
1880; 25x166 feet on the west line of
Fourteenth avenue, 155 feet south of
Point Lobos, $S75; 25x155 feet on the
west line of Fourteenth avenue 130 feet
south of Point Lobos, $40; 25x166 feet
on the west line of Fourteenth avenue,
$50 feet south of Point Lobos, $685.; 250x
1908 feet on the west line Of Four
teenth avenue, 205 feet south of Point
LoboS, with improvements, $1,000; for
the Hibernia Bank, northwest corner
of Valley and Noe streets, 26:6xlO5 feet,
for $3.50; for Mrs. S. Guterson, 52:6x
117:6 feet to the rear street, with i'm
provements, on the east line of Bartlett
street, 1916 feet south of Twenty fifth,
$4,000; for David c. Coleman, 25x131:9
feet and improvements on the west side
of Guerrero street, 205 feet north of
Fifteenth, $4,000; for Martin c. Flah-
erty, the northwest corner of Cough
and Grove streets, $500; for the Hiber-
mia Bank. 30x162 feet Qrregular) and
improvements on the west line of Mis-
sion street, 40 feet northeast of Brook,
$2500; for John Lee. 56:3x127:SA feet
Grregular) on the south side Of Broad
way, 21S:9 feet west of Broderick, $12,-
900.
The c. NJ. Wooster Company has sold
for the Sacramento Valley Land Com
pany to w. A. Yrexa of Minneapolis
503 acres of the Boggs ranch and the
Boggs residence, on the Sacramento
River near Colusa. for $4,000. Mr..
Yrexa will build a large creamery on
the property. The same company has
also sold for the California Realty
Trust Company the San Martin rancho,
Santa Clara County, at 800 an acre
to H. K. Olander ten acres, John Krew-
er ten acres, ]. T. Mention ten acres,
Charles E. Rudolph twenty three acres,
]. c. Pearce ten acres and Dexter Owen
eighteen acres; for the Sacramento VAL
ley Land Company, in the Boggs tract.
to Charles w. Stevens, forty acres,
$4,000; Fred Cages, forty acres, $1,000;
Herman Burggraft, twenty acres, $1,000;
S. G. Door, forty acres, $4,000; Waite
brothers, twenty acres, $780, Daniel
She'll twenty acres, $1400; M. s. Wahr-
hatig, ITS acres, $3.50; for the Ell Mira
dor Land Company, in it's orange and
lemon tract at Lindsay, Tulare County,
to C. A. Woods, twenty acres, $4,000; J..
A. Guilford, twenty acres, $1,000; n. S.
Marshall, forty acres $4,000; J. S. Mont
gomery, forty acres $4,000; for the Oak
land Park Company at Fair Oaks, to
M. Peyrye, three and a quarter acres,
$4,000; for the same at Redwood City, to
John Krewer, five acres, $1375; John
Thompson, one and a half acres, $400:
G. Tamborini. three acres, $1,000; John
G.. Vogel, five acres, s1250; F. w. Bridge
to Hans Rasmussen, ten acres at Fair
Oaks, for $4,000; J. ]. McEvoy to P. f.
Kingston, twenty-five acres, for $500;
Hubbard Brothers to Charles Ruess,
sixty acres near Stockton, for $4,000. and
Poage & Woodward to J. H. Grieder,
100 acres in Mendocino County for
s250o
C. M. WOOSTER'S SALES.
The city department of the c. M.
Wooster Company has made sales as
follows: E. Nraxfield to James Mckay.
26:3xS6:3 feet, with improvements, on
the northeast corner of Fourteenth
and South Broderick streets $3.50; w.
Miller to c. w. Hollis, 45xS0 feet and
nine flats on the south line of Clara
street, 1876 feet east of Fifth, $500; w.
B. Waldron to M. Hammerschlag, 26:6x
1876 feet and residence on the north
side of Pine street, 1916 feet west of
Pierce; S. S. Brophy to w. w. Wilson,
30:6x112 feet and cottage on the east
side of Fair Oaks street, 276 feet south
of Twenty third, $4,000.
Oscar Heyman & Brother have made
the following sales: To M. Brygnadella,
25x120 feet on the west line of Forty
sixth avenue, $50 feet south of T street;
to Michael Collonan, fve-room cottage
on the east side of Chenery street, Sc
/ feet south of Randall; to Judson Drew,
northeast corner of FELTON, and Berlin
streets, 95x10O feet; to Robert C. Roth,
three lots in the Heyman tract; to Mar
tin Hanson, four lots in the Heyman
tract; to A. L. Sayles, 50x120 feet, with
improvements, on the west line of For
! ty-seventh avenue, 200 feet south of J
street. to Fred Mau, 25x150 feet on the
south side of Precita avenue, 500 feet
east of Alabama street: to III. ". ].
Swain, 75x120 feet on the east line Of
Forty-eighth avenue, 100 feet south of
p street; to F. Van Lennep and o. Red
lund, ten lots and cottage in the Alvin
tract; to Mrs. Katherine Czarnecki, two
lots in Gift Map No. l.
F. B. Surrhyne has sold to a client
for Sophie Wolf the northwest corner
of Leavenworth and Clay streets, 57:6x
1915 feet, with four three-story flats
renting for $50 a month, for $23,500;
o1co for tho Columbian Rank fba