The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

CndTleS y. keenan, TO cueQl, SIX hats on
south side Of Oak street. east of Fillmore,
for close to $4,000; Mary Garriety to NJ
d. Perry, lot on west side of Vermont
street, 135 feet south of Twenty-second,
s625; M. Fisher Company to Ernst Klein.
SO 3:4x9o feet and six Hats on the south side
of Duboce avenue, 236 feet west of Valen-
cia street, about $4,000; David McGraw
to client, southeast corner of Eddy and
Broderick streets, two flats on lot 25x
55:6 feet, $780, for M. Fisher Company
to client, six flats on south side of Du-
boce avenue, 203 feet west of Valencia
street, lot 33:4x90 feet. terms private; NJ.
Fisher Company to client. lot and six
flats on north side of Clinton Park ave-
nue.. 176 feet west Of Valencia street,
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The following sales have been made
through the agency of Sol Getz & Son:
Lot, 25xI20, on the west line of Ninth
avenue, l5O feet south of j street, to
George A. Schulz: 87:2x11S on the
northwest corner Of Bystreet and Thir-
ty-first avenue to E.~A. Salvio: 25x100
on the northeast line of China avenue,
25 feet northwest of London street. to
William T. Slaughter: 25x100 on the
north line of / street. 1915 feet west
of Forty-sixth avenue, to s. w. Drake;
25x100 on the northeast line of China
avenue, so feet northwest of London
street, to John T. Slaughter 4s:9x
1870 on the northeast corner of Japan
and Munich streets. to William c.
Slaughter.
Chatfield & Vincent have sold 3se
acres between Sonoma and Napa for
James T. Compton to- A. w. Ferrissus
for s23,1so; for Clarence w. Petties TO
i. B. Calhoun OF Chicago. 1850 acres on
Putah Creek. Yolo County, with cattle
and buildings, for se2.s00; 107 acres
near woodland for Isadore B! Cham
hers to Morton P Callahan of Los An
geles for $1,000: 432 acres near Clo-
verdale Sonoma County, for William
T, Sommers to Charles w. Abbott for
$500; to Adam Garnett the William B.,
Cousins place near San Lorenzo for
$4,000; for p E. Lepo1ds to A. A. Swart
three and a. half acres at, Black Point
Marin County, for $4,000; fifteen acres
in the. Maybell tract at Mayfield for
$4,000.
Thomas Magee & Sons have leased
for the SWEET Company the store at
S1S-S20 Mission street for term OF
years for a total of $s450.
IN THE PREsIDIO TERRACE.
Two fine residences are to be con-
structed Immediately in Presidto ter
race c. w. Clarke. Sacramento
banker, has let the contract for $25,-
600 residence, which is to be construct
ed on lot g and Mrs. J. Z. Merritt is
having plans drawn for a $4,000 home
on lot Is. Both lots were purchased
through Baldwin & Howell when the
sale was opened a few days ago. Al
though the agents have been pressing
the work as much as possible. it will
be some weeks yet before Preside ter
race Will do itself Justice BY that time
the street work will have been COM
pleted and the gardening nearly fin
ished. The full beauty Cf the terrace
will come only after the plants and
flowers have commenced to make their
growth, which will be in the fall
Next Tuesday G. H Umbssn d CO.
will auction realty. The properties TO
be disposed of include Nos 54s and
from 554 to 556h Bryant street at ref
eree's sale: "a Jansen street at exec
utors sale; one-half interest in NOS.
1884 to 1888 Union street at admins
traitors sale: 1909 Oak street and 2O9
and els fremont avenue. 1893 sanchez
street and 533 Jersey street by order
of the Atlas Building and Loan Asso-
cfation; also Nos. .211. 213 and 2l5 Web
ster street, lot on .Hollingwood. street
and lots on the east line of Fifteenth
avenue near Point Lobos.
Mrs. Anna L. WhitteH will erect a
store and office building on the north
line of Geary street east of Stockton
and Immediately adjoining the Mar
cnQnQ TeSldQIdHt
M II de Young has begun to denol-
ist the improvements, on Kearny street.
north of and adjoining the Chronicle
building, preparatory TO putting up
seventeen-s STORY building that will
cover the lot.
Mrs. Butler will build an Office struc-
ture on the southwest corner of Geary
and stockton streets.
Emile E. Kahn of the country de-
partment of Sage, Dealey & CO. has
sold block in the Twin Lakes addi-
.tion to Santa Cruz parties for $4,000.
An office for dealing in country lands
has been opened by the j. p. Massie
Company in the Union Trust building
Transactions in real estate in the
vicinity of San Mateo and Burlingame
continue to be large. In addition to
the sale Of the Burlingame property
to Henry T. Scott, William H. Crocker,
George A. Pope and other sales recent
ly reported, which aggregate over.
! $500, 900, the Sharon estate has sold to
a San Mateo syndicate a tract of about
twelve acres adjoining San Mateo Park
for $4,000. which the purchasers are
subdiyiding into flfty-foot lots. Lots
have been sold during the last week as
follows: Two to Pierce Barron of VAL
Ieio for s1450; one to w. T. YeazelI of
san Francisco for $1,000; one to DR..
Bromfield of San Mateo for $500; two
TO Henry Hession and w. E. McCreery
FIR $1,000; one to w. p. Laufenberg for
seoo. two to Mrs. Annie Edwards OF
San Mateo for $500.
RECEIPTS OF WORKS BoARD.-The. re-
CENTS in the cashiers office of the Board Of
works during May aggregated $40, 443 25 for