The San Francisco call., 1905-03-12

of February Lyon & Hoag disposed of
thirtyflve lots in the tract they have
for sale at a price aggregating s25, 900.
Among the purchasers are D. D. Nc
Donald, c. Darby, r. Pengelly, E. Ban
nerot, Z. F. Murphy, H. F. Cuttings,
Nellie Egan, Rose Weinberg, F. w. and
J. Collins, Mary F. White, William H.
Schneider, Daniel Burke, Nellie Lacy,
John Covert, Martin Hansoke, Mary A.
Fry, Kate F. O'Sullivan. William P.
Archibald, P. B. Goss and George w.
Hawkins
Hoag & Lansdale report the follow
ing sales: Southwest corner of Clark
and Drumm streets, 60x2O, A B. Nc
Creery to the Joe Harris Company,
$1,000; two fats on the west line of
Broderick street. so feet north of Fell
]. G.. Adams to P. NJ. Kissane, $3.50; 35
x120 feet on the east side of Fifth ave
nue., 120 feet south of the Preside WALL
William A. Lange to Josephine Nahl,
S2625; 27:6X131:6, south line of McAllis-
ter, near Scott, the Chambers estate to
client, $500; 6ox137:6, north side of
Lombard, $50 feet west of Van Ness
avenue. Mrs. Mary H. Cunningham to
a client. s5400; northwest corner Lake
and Sixteenth avenue, 67:6x100 feet
George K. Hooper to client. $4,000;
northwest corner of Franklin and Lom-
bard streets, 37exS7:6, Mrs Mary H
Cunningham to Henry Wegener, S4100;
also lots in the Bush tract, in Marin
County, to Sylvester Pearl, CHARLES
Friedman and Anthony Carran.
Boardman Brothers & Co. have sold
5oX155 feet on the north line of jackson
street. 80 feet east of Maple and run
ming to the Preside WALL to Gustav
Harshall. for 1900; also the adjoining
lot on the east, 50x165, for $4,000, to
Charles NJ. Woods
Sol. Getz & Son have made the fol-
lowing sales this week in Oceanside,
Sunset, Richmond and Excelsior
! Homestead districts: Lot 30x120 on the
east line OF Thirty-fifth avenue, 120 feet
north of street, to Bernhard H. c.
Jurgens; 30x120 on the east line of
Thirty fifth avenue, $50 feet north of
c street, to Ada M CIeal; 25x120 on
the east line of Tenth avenue, 10 feet
south Of NJ street, to David H. Beebe;
25x100 on the north lire of l street
51:6 feet west of Forty-seventh avenue.
to William j. Wigmore; 25x100 on the
southeast line of Lisbon street, 250 feet
southwest of China avenue to F. b
Craig; 25x120 on the eastllne of Forty
eighth avenue, It's feet north of S
street, to Blanche McCalvy; 25x120 on
the west line of Forty-seventh avenue,
us feet north Of S street, to Blanche
McCalvy; 30x120 on the east line of
Thirty-h avenue, 210 feet north OF
c street TO Amy c. Morrison; 30x120
on the east line of Thirty fifth avenue,
$50 feet north of c street to Constan-
tine 2. Saphos: 75x120 on the south
east corner of A street and Forty
third avenue, to Francisco P. Neves;
5SE120 en- the east line Of Twenty-sev-
enth avenue, 375 feet north of C street,
west corner of Thirty-second avenue
and ] street, to John G. Whelan.
Chatfield & Vincent have sold 5000
acres of stock and timber ranch near
Ukiah for B. F. Matterson to John B.
Walters for $4,000: S26 acres of fruit
and grain land, with fifty acres Of
orchard in Sonona County for Charles
B. Graham to A. w. Mcfarland for
$3.50 416 acres of grain land in So
lano County for James T. Carleton to
r. T. Wilcox for s12, 2,4So eighty-six
acres of upland and marsh land in Ma
rim County for T. w. Crump to George
B. Cummings for $4,000; also two lots
in the Hunters Club Tract in Marin
County to w. E. Rocker for $500.
Dan O'Calla CHAN has sold for $500
! the premises at 1914 and 1916 Bush
street, with double house, for Mrs.
Anna L. S. Aronson to Mrs. Loring
Pickering; also for $4,000 the premises
at 1924 Vallejo street, with three fats,
! for p. NJ. Colgan to G.. Mcdonald.
Guy T. Wayman has sold for E. r.
Lilienthal three lots on the east line
of Stanyan street, between Hayes and
Fell streets, for s11, 800 to E. Martinain;
northwest corner of Larkin ard Broad
way, 25x75, with three flats, for Sic 900;
property on the south line of Howard
street, $50 feet west of First street, for
S12,500.
THEE auctions Of city real estate are
announced to take place soon, to be
conducted by Sonntag Brothers, Sage,
Dealey & Co. and G. H. Umbsen & Co.
Next Wednesday Sonntag Brothers will
offer at auction the residence at 2207
Buchanan street, between Sacramento
and CLAW, with lot 25:6x1o9; eight ma
rine view lots on the southwest corner
of Webster and Green streets; resi-
dence at 80 Shotwell street, with lot
25x1226; lot 10=:6x137:6 feet on the
north line of McAlister street, 144:6
feet east Of Fillmore, to close an es-
tate; the northeast corner of Fifteenth
and Shotwell streets and two lots 25x
100 each ON the south line of Fiji
teenth street, 135 feet west of Folsom.
G. II. Umbsen & Co. will sell on
Tuesday Nos. 5f1 to SIS Stockton street:
509 Stockton street and 254 Tehama
street-all at referee sale; for the es-
tate of Cornelius McCaffery, 1890 Eddy
street; 1884 Fell street; flats at 1923 to
1127 OFarrell street and 1852 to Nl166
Haight street: 1924 to 142S Jones street:
1851 Dolores street: 40x12O feet on the
north line of Haight street, 1866 west
of Octavia; southeast corner of Chest
nut and Fillmore, 137:6x13T:6; for the
Hugh G.. Colvin estate, No. Ills Fill
bert street: for the G. F. Cross estate,
Nos. 1876 and 13S Mississippi street and