The San Francisco call., 1905-02-10
UNITED ROADS
AUCTION LOTS
Properties That Are Sold
Bring S26O,OOO on the
Falling of the Hammer
SUNNYSIDE. RESERVED
Directors Will Approve All
Sales Except That of the
Power House Property

Properties in this city belonging to
the United Railroads were sold by
Baldwin & Howell at the drop of the
auction hammer yesterday, bringing
$3.50, ,000 The property rented to the
Union Transfer Company on the south
side of Tehama street, near Third, with
frontage of 1872 feet on Tehama
street and a depth of 165 feet to Glenn
entina street. on which it fronts 125 feet,
with large two-story brick stable,
was sold to Roth, Blum & Co. for
$43, ,250.
Henry E. Bothin paid $34.50O for the
lot 75x165 feet on the south side of Fol-
som street, 175 feet west of Fourth,
with the adjoining piece ON Shipley,
100x75 feet in size, the improvements
being a one-story brick stable renting
for $3.50 per month
Immediately across the street on
Shipley street, q. Lindauer purchased
the lot 175x75 feet, and also 50xS0 feet
on the north line of Clara street in the
rear, with old improvements, for which
he paid $16,S00. The 50-vara lot at
the southwest corner of Pacific avenue
and Devisadero street was purchased
by o. d. Baldwin for client at $4,000.
The same buyer offered $4,000 for the
Sunnyside Power house with full
block of land. The lot 155x127:Sh feet
on the south line of Pacific avenue was
offered in two subdivisions of so feet
each and one of 55. and bids aggregat-
ing s285 per front foot were made.
Twelve lots at the southeast corner
of Thirtieth and Dame streets were sold
to A. Rengli and NJ. F. Fragley and
others for total of 5000. The lots ON
Thirtieth street brought Sa1o each.
Those on Dame street sold for $500
each, and the cottage with two lots
brought $1,000. The lot 100x13712 feet on
the south side of McAllister street.
1879 feet west of Devisadero street,
was sold in four subdivisions of 20
feet EACH all of the us being bought
by j. H. Stein for a total of $4,000.
E. Redmond bought three lots, 25x
1874 feet each, On the north line of
Carl street, 100 feet west of Willard. for
$4,000. DR.. L. c.. Mendel paid s11, 500 for
lot 60x100 feet on the north. line of Six
teenth street. 1872 feet west of Valencia
street. The improvements on this lot
consist of a two-story building used as
a livery stable, renting for $65 a month.
A large piece of ground in the same
block, having a frontage of As feet on
Valencia street with an adjoining piece
of about 125x250 feet in size, was pur-
chased by B. P. Oliver for client for
$15,900. M. Kavanagh paid $4,000 for the
lot 50x90 feet on the west line of Valen-
CID StIeet, Loo leet nOHtn Oh SlXleeQlQ.
The agents announced that sales of
all the properties belonging to the
United Railroads would be subject to
ratification of the board of directors.
Since the sale they announce that Pres
id7ht Holland has assured them that
th6 directors will approve all of the
sales except the Sunnyside Power
house property. This property is as
sessed for 500, 800 and the amount offered
was $4,000. The company is anxious to
dispose of the property, but considers
the offer of $4,000 much below its
value. The proceeds of the sales will be
used by the United Railroads in better
ments and many needed improvements. /
The purchaser of the Dingee resi- |
dence at the northeast corner of Wash |
ington and Franklin streets was An !
tome Borel, to whom the property was !
sold by Baldwin & Howell several |
weeks ago for 100000. The deed was !
recorded yesterday from William j. and |
Virginia r. Dingee to Mr.. Borel, to
whom is given immediate possession of /
the house. The lot has a frontage of
124:6 feet on Washington street with a
depth of 167:SA feet on Franklin.