The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12
CITY PROPERTY
SELLING WELL
Dealers in Real Estate Re-
port Numerous Sales and
Bic Demand for Holdings
TO HOLD TWO AUCTIONS
Desirable Building Lots and
Part of an Estate Will
Go to Highest Bidders

City dealers in real estate have been
unusually successful in making i'm
portsnt sales in the last week. Some of
the large deals are not ready TO be
given out. Those that are published in
dicate strongly the general activity and
Interest that obtains in the local realty
market Large and small sales are nu-
Inerous, which is the best feature Of
the situation. one class of investment
justifies the confidence that inspires the
other class ana all imply belief in San
Francisco. The essential thing for the
continuance OF growth and business.
The reports Of the brokers this morn
ing arc interesting for what they reveal
concerning the movement in all parts
Of the peninsula and in the suburbs.
Mrs c. J. PriDgle. through the agency
OF the William Cranston Company. has
sold 25X57:e feet on the north line~of
Ellis street. 900 feet west Of Taylor.
with three S-room fats, the land having
two frontages. for $4,000. This repre-
sents 81 advance of. $4,000 in price
since June, 1908 when Mrs. Pringle
bought the property for s25,O0O This
is taken to be an excellent example of
Al-E AJMdt lIklQ Ol values IN the
50-vara district. The improvements are
not worth more than $1,000 Julius Het-
~ is the purchaser from Mrs Pringle.
sale that evidences the confidence
IN which large operators hold Mission
property has been closed by the VII
liam Cranston Company They have
sold TO NJ. Fisher Company a lot on the
south side Of Duboce avenue. l70 feet
f.F
feet on DUboce avenue by a uniform
depth Of 160 feet TO Quinn. on which
there is frontage Of l25 feet The
property is excellently located for rent
ing purposes and il is the intention Of
the purchaser to erect at once seven
buildings Of six fats each at an outlay
OF from So. 900 TO $4,000. William
Cranston Company has also sold a lot
on the north line of McAllister street,
1876 west of Fillmore. for Bernard
Cassou to DR.. Stuttmeister 1t is 4Ox
1876 and will be improved by the pur-
chaser at an expense Of about $4,000.
LONG LIST OF SALES.
Sage, Dealey & Co. report a rushing
business Among many recent sales
that they have made are the following:
Lot 3o:4ssx137:6 feet on the north line
Of Pacific street, l26:4% feet west of
kearny, with three-story brick build
ing, for ]. Spsnton TO Pierre Geneston.
for s1O.500; block as Of the University
Mound survey, for NJ SaIomon. for,
1850; for the Tobin estate to Oscar
Heynan, One-half of the block on
Clement street and Thirty-first avenue.
for $4,000; for Emanuel Goodman to H.
d. Cottrell 25xl20 feet and three flats
on the west line of First avenue, 200
feet south Of Point Lobos avenue. for
$500; for George de Uriosto to Dr. A.
7. Leonard. 27x12O feet on the south
line OF Fell street, west of Van Ness
avenue, with frame dwellings for sl2-
500; to William Sharp 25xSO feet and
improvements on the southwest line of
Third street, 50 feet northwest of Har-
rlson, for sl6.5O0: for Miss Laura Good
man TO Mrs Justina Bauer. 25xlOO feet
and two fats on the west line of First
avenue, 175 feet south Of Point Lobos
avenue. for $4,000: for Dudley c. Bates
10 Mary Kelley, residence and lot at l7O5
Octavia street. for $500: for Martha G.
Finch TO J. W. Harvey. 25xS7 feet and
store and fat on the west line Of Devils
adero street. 13S feet south of Sutter. for
S920O; for Mary L. c. Afey TO Henry r.
Smith, 25Xl20 feet on the west line of
Third avenue, 225 feet north of Clement
street, with cottage. for $4,000; for Sa-
rah A. Dewitt to Herman X. Tiemroth.
25X155 feet on the south line of Lom-
bard street. 1868 feet east of Baker. for
$1,000; for Sarah A Dewitt TO Henry
Rowe. 25XlO6:3 feet on the east line of
Baker street. 80 feet south of Lom-
bard, for sllOO
Baldwin & Stetson have sold the fol-
lowing properties: improvements and
lot, 2S:4i aNS3:6 feet. on the southeast
Zine % Mission street. 435 feet north
east of Virginia avenue. opposite Twen-
Sy- ninth street Mrs McCloskev TO Mr.
Boney, for S475O: 3ex115 feet on the
northwest line Of Market street. 2ls feet
northeast Of Noe. for William Ede. for
$z360; IS :5sz xl27:S 1-3 feet on the north
line Of Clay street. 1851 feet east of
First avenue. Arthur o. Foster to Wal
ter A. Radius, for S3075: 36x115 feet on
The northwest line Of Market street. 24e
feet northeast of Noe, for William Eide.
for $4360; George Lubosch to Louis Mil
Ter improvements at 1870 Hampshire
street and lot 25x100 feet for s25OO: 25x
rs feet on the northwest line of Mar
1zet street. 2S5 feet northeast of Noe for
William Ede for 5000: block 45. Abbey
Homestead Association, August Bruins
10 Luigi Lagomarsino. for S1O5O: 24l<
acres in Contra Costa County, J. J.
Schmitt to Mr.. Holman, for $3.50: % lex
11z feet on the south line Of Twenty
third street 175 feet west of Diamond.
Mr. Hobart to Mrs. Whersky, for $500:
25xS3:6 feet on the Southeast line Of Mis-
sion street. 200 feet southwest of Russia
avenue, Peter Famony TO Henry B. os-
good, for $500.
SOME IMPORTANT DEALS.
Sales are reported by Speck & CO. as
follows: Lot 75 feet square at the
southwest corner Of O'Farrell and Tay-
1or streets, with two-story house. for
Harvey II. Dana to a client for slO0 900;
for r.. s. Browne 10 client, the SOUTH
west corner of Grove and Laguna
streets, 8lx120 feet with three-story