The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-04-16

more than $500 600 and with five or six
sales aggregatng $500, 600, which brings
the total Of transactions above the
Sl.o0o,0oo mark, together with scores of
lesser deals, the record reads well for
San Francisco. The larger sales Of the
week were in the business section Of
the city. But high-priced residence
realty has also been sold at good fig
ures. Lots in all portions of the city
removed from the business centers con-
tinue to find ready buyers, and the area
Of activity extends from the water
front on the east to the ocean on the
west
Possibly as significant as any feature
affecting the realty market are the
plans for providing greater accommo-
dations for guests that throng and
crowd San Franchises leading hotels.
This week the start viii be made in
moving the old Cosmos Club building
in order that the St. Francis Hotel may
add a great structure TO the present
building. The new part of the hotel will
be built as rapidly as possible. Con-
tracts have been let during the week
that has just closed for the interior fin
ish and other work on the Fairmont
Hotel. Moneyed men see that the pres
ent hotel accommodations in the city
VIII soon be inadequate. No stronger
proof Of confidence could well be asked
for than the investments in real prop
erty afford.
Thomas AIagee & Sons have sold the
property on the northwest corner Of
Mission and Second streets fronting %
feet on Mission street, with a depth of
so feet ~, CpronG CT for eSc 00O The
lot is covered with a new two-story
brick building under leases for five
years. paying $500 a month at present
and after three years to pay $3.50
month. William B. Glidden is the
seller The same firm has also just
sold the lot, 25xSO feet. on the east line
Of Fourth street. so feet north Of Mis-
sion. for $50 GOO, or $1,000 a front foot
The Sharon Estate Company has
bought from Mrs. Elizabeth Conner 25x
sl;s feet Of the Grand Hotel site, 80
feet northeast OF New Montgomery
street, paying at the rate Of $4,000 a
front foot
Speck & Co. have sold the northwest
corner Of Post street and Ophir alley,
between Taylor and Jones streets, 60x6O
feet with three frontages, improved
VIII ADuA-SNDlS Dul4QlIS
three stores and q 4l-roon lodging
house, for Thomas Mcdonald to client
for SS4. 500. The seller was represented
by the Kennedy Ryland Company.
Sanford GoIdstein has bought the
Isaac Hecht residence, on the north
est corner Of jackson and Octayia
streets, with lot 60x11T:6 feet and. an L,
for $50 .0e0
q Il Trv,,bsep E. 70 1,a,,e eol5 for Z
J. Wieland TO a client the northwest
corner OF Union and Battery streets,
with improvements, for $50. 600.
BROKERS REPORT DEALS.
The following sales have been made
by o. D. Baldwin & Son: For Miss Ma
ria Hasbrouck to Walter L. Heise. 30x
l20 feet and residence on the south line
Of Post street IS feet west OF Polk, $I2,-
500; F. D. Monckton to DR.. Henry
Kugeler, 27:Sx110 feet and residence on
the east side of Baker street. 100 feet
north Of Jackson, sll, 500; John L. Pin
ney TO T. J. Young, 25:2x100 feet and
residence on the east side of First ave-
avenue. IS feet south Of Lake street,
$500; Louis Harlter TO A. w. Bradbury,
27:6xS2:6 feet on the south line of Full
ton street, 10 feet east of Steiner, $500;
NJ c. de Witt to J. ]. Sullivan, 25x100
feet on the west side of Webster street
100 feet south Of Fell. $4,000; H. Wilkins
to B. Jaulus, 25x129:e feet on the east
side Of Fifteenth avenue, $50 feet north
Of Clement street, $1,000: William H.
Wharf, TO Mrs. Clara Z. Worth 25x10O
feet and two flats on the north line of
Green street. 25 feet west Of Octavia.
$4,000: Mrs. F. z. Blood TO Oliver z.
Lcnhart. 5I:sx114 feet on the north line
OF Twenty-fourth street, PISA feet east
Of Douglass, $3.50; w J. Byrne to D. J.
Isaacs. 25x60 feer and cottage on the
west line Of Devisadero street 62:6 feet
north Of O'Farren, $4,000; Mary E. Hal
stead to client, S6.sx12O feet on the west
side Of Seventeenth avenue. 204 feet
north Of California street s2825; DR..
Winslow Anderson to Mrs. Della Pres
colt 30x72 feet on the northwest corner
Of Lake street ana Twelfth avenue,
S2250; Mrs. Ellen A. Fife to Mrs. Mary
A. Mason, 3T:6xI2O feet on the west side
OF Fifth avenue, 237:6 feet south of
Lake street. $1,000.
T3oag & Lansdale report the following
recent sales: Lot on the west line Of
Fifth avenue, 615 feet north of Lake
street, 53xl20 feet, for William A. LANCE
TO Kate NJ StOney. for $1,000; northeast
corner Franklin and Lombard streets,
s7:6zS7:6 feet, for Mrs. Mary H Cum
ningham 10. Henry Wegener. for $4,000:
lot and Improvements on the east line
Of waiter street, 30 feet north of Four
teenth. 25xI25 feet, for William c.
Spiegel TO NJ ]. Hanrahan, for $500;
2exls7:6 feet on the north side of Carl
street. l75 feet west Of Willard, for Will
liam A. LANCE TO James T. Lyons. for
$1,000: 25x117:6 feet on the east line Of
Valencia street, 235 feet north of Tween
tv-fifth. for Minnie p. Shotwen to a
client Of Kane & Jaunet; two lots on
the east line of Valencia street, 1856
feet north Of Twenty fifth, 50x1l7:e feet,
for Minnie p. Shotwell to a client Of w.
r. Altvater Company; lot on the south
line Of Parnassus avenue. &c feet west
OF willard street, for the National Land
COMPANY to Charles F. Gardner, for
$500; lot and improvements on the west
lire Of Broderick street, SO feet north