The San Francisco call., 1905-08-13

severed, graded and bituminized, so
that there will be absolutely no ex
pense to the city, nor to any of the
other purchasers in this tract. 1t lies
in beautifully sheltered valley, south
of the Park Panhandle. With the school
facilities which will be afforded to
residents Of the neighborhood, it. will
be one of the most desirable portions
Of the city, as it is built up and i'm
proved.
The new corporation of w. D. Brown
& Co has sold to a client through G..
H Umbsen & Co. the east corner of
Sixth and Harrison streets. so feet on
Sixth street by IS feet on Harrison. for
$4,000.
Baldwin & Howell report an indica-
tion Of lively business in what is usual
ly the dull period OF the year; that
their sales in a few weeks. have p. eX-
coeded 1000, 600. The deals south of
Market street amounted to nearly $400,-
600. The remainder of the 81, 600, 900
was made up in the wholesale and re+
tail districts. in the Western Addition
and in outside lands. Transactions in
San Mateo have represented $4,000
Real estate business is also brisk in
San Nateo County. \ move of great
import in the development of Bur
hngame as a residence suburb of San
Francisco has been consummated' the
last week. a, corporation entitled the
Burlingame Realty Company has. been
formed, with the following officers and
directors: Henry 7. Scott, president;
George A. Pope, vice president; c. II
Shaw. secretary; directors-William H
Crocker. George A Newhall, Mountford
S. Wilson, George F. Lyon and E. L.
Hoag. The company has purchased
from the Burlingame Lana and Water
Company the property formerly owned
by the Sharon estate. In all there are
30S acres of very desirable land. sur
rounding the tract .upon which the Bur
nngame Country Club and all the fine
residences which have made Burlingame
famous are situated.
The selling price of the property is
not given, but the figure, together with
the amount which viii immediately be
expended in the development OF the
property, runs close to 100000. The new
owners intend to sell in subdivisions.
The land lying close to the station will
be sold in lots varying from 80 to. $50
feet in width by a depth of not less
than $50 feet. and the property farther
from the railroad will be sold to par
ties who wish residence sites contain
ing a number OF acres. Preparatory. to
offering subdivisions several miles of
macadamized roads will be built. and
sewers and water mains will be laid in
front OF every lot. Lyon & Hoag have
been appointed agents for the sale
c. H. Umbeen & CO. report. among
others, the following recent sales: For
Dudley Cross, southwest line of Third
street, 1926 northwest of Townsend;
store and lodging houses, graduated
rental from SS5 for 1906. and lot
Weigh, south line of Golden Gate ave-.
nue., 212:6 west of Pierce street, 3, flats
rented for $50 per month and lot
zSx1S7:6, for $4,000; for William,
I. Lynch. south line of Fourteenth
street. % west of Natoma. 4 flats rent
ed for S4l per month, and lot 81
xS0. for $500: for E. Dakin,
improvements and lot 25x75 on south
west line of Eighth street, so north
west of Clementina. for S4S5O;
for Charles Pister. improvements
and lot 29x29:s on east line of Mason
street, 1875 south of Greenwich. for
S375O; for NJ. e. Unger, 26:Sx
ia on north line Of Twenty ninth
street, 1894 east of Sanchez. for s700:
for John J. Ormsby, 25x12O on
west line of Twenty-eighth avenue,
$50 north Of Fulton street for 1915; for
Charles Pister. Improvements and lot
25xS7;6 on north line of Bilbert street.
1926 west of Leavenworth. 25x87:6,
for $3.50
Baldwin & Stetson have made the fol-
lowing recent sales: For E D. Block,
Improvements and lot, 26:3x72 feet east
corner Of Sixth and Clara streets, 5000
for William Peters, Improvements at 3293-
1925 Mission street and 25x133:6 feet for
$40, 900; R. D. Finnie to E. Ginley, 1OO:3xi2O
feet west side of Eighth avenue, l0S feet
north of Clement street, $500; NJ. S. Els
ner to Bernhard Fulda, improvements
and 2Sx55 feet on south line Of Sutter
street 65 feet east of Fillmore, $500; Ma
jor Conway to J. L. Howe, 9Ox1O0 feet on
southeast corner of Twentieth and Doug
less streets, s525.
HOUSES AND HoMESTTES. Z
Sage, Dealey & Co. report the following
sales: For the Burkhardt heirs to L.
Toso, southeast corner of Folsom and
Twentieth streets, 6Ox96 feet, with i'm
provements, $1,000; for Daisy D. Grissim
10 Thomas w. Butcher. the southwest
corner of Sacramento street and Pros
pect place, with improvements, $500; for
Strauss & Strauss to D. and Annie Dohr- 4
man, southeast line of Folsom street, rs
feet southwest of Falmouth, with i'm
25x165 feet, $11 ,00O for James
to Christoph Jung, southwest
corner of Seventeenth and Capp streets,
32:6x110 feet, $500; for Samuel Strauss to
Julian P Neppert, northwest line Of Fol-
som street, so feet east OF Second, 25x80
feet, with improvements, 5000; for q. L.
Helms to B. Getz, lot on west line of
Forty-third avenue. 225 feet north of M
street, 50x240 feet; for n. d. Newman to
B. Getz, south line Of T street, 1916 feet
east Of Thirty-sixth avenue, 175x100 feet;
for United Bank and Trust Company to
Oscar Heyman & Bro, south line OF
street. % feet east of Forty-sixth avenue,
I00x100 feet; for Harold J.. Thomas to c.
B. Perkins, southeast line OF Howard
street, 1910 feet northeast Of Sixth, 25x80
feet, with improvements, $3.50; for S.. V. [
~asady to Samuel .. Simmons, south line
Of H street. 1876 feet east of Seventeenth
avenue, 25x1O0 feet, S1275; for Bertha Zieg- I
snfuss TO B. Getz, west line of Forty
third avenue. 200 feet north Of o street, so !
El20 feet; for the United Bank and Trust /
Company to the same purchaser, lot on |
the south line Of S street, 1915 feet east
IF Thirty-ninth avenue, 25x10O feet; for
Weinstein Bros to Walter E. Collin, 1
southwest corner of @ street and Thirty |
fourth avenue. 107x1oO feet, $500; for F. H. |
Hayes to Thomas and Harriet Lynch, I
EAST line Of Andover street, south of Un-
on avenue, 25x70 feet. s175; for George |
Hartman to Annie Donohoe, southwest I
corner Of Twenty-seventh avenue and r
street, 32:6x100 feet, $3.50; for H. D. de Vol, /
or OF Of