The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22
CENTRAL PROPERTIES At
TRACT BUYERS OF
INCOME REALTY.
STREET RAILWAY LANDS AT Auction
Country Lots Selling Wei

The sale or central properties SIlll re-
mains the feature in the local real es-
tate market. Some accoHnt of the
transactions of a week is found in the
report Of the brokers that are pub
lished this morning. The prices are
good in all instances. One Of the fea-
lures of the near future Is an auction
sale of properties belonging to the
United Railroads. Lands and buildings
that were formerly considered to be
needed by the Market-street railway
are to be sold, the changes in the sys-
tenn of street railroading in the city
having brought about their disuse. Sew
eral auctions are announced. Interest
in country properties remains strong.
William j. Dingee. executor of the
estate of AlvinZa Hayward, has re-
ceived an offer of $121,000 for the block
bounded by Kearny, North Point, Bay
and Dupont streets. For the estate
Dingee has sold the northwest corner Of
Japan and Brannan streets, 117:6xlS7:6
for $30 900, subject to confirmation.
William D. NJ. Howard has sold to
Frederick S. Whitwell the southeast
corner of Clay and Sansome streets.
John e. Mason has sold to II. A.
Powell 22:6x91:S feet on the east line of
Main street, lis feet south of Mission,
$22, ,O00
+. b. Surryhne has bought for James
Edward Britt the northwest corner of
Fell and Fillmore streets, with six flats
renting for $3.50 month, for 100000.
George A. Berton has bought the
southwest corner of Ellis and Hyde for
$4,000.
The William Cranston Company has
made the following sales: Lot 26x96
feet, and three flats, on the west line
of Noe street, 102 feet north of Fiji
teenth, from Bridget Donnelly to Hen
ri and Pauline Hourcade; 25x100, on the
south side of Haight, so west from Bel
vedere, from Dr. w. "A. Dougherty to
Thomas Hancock, who will build; lot
and two flats on the south side of Four
teenth, 200 west of Noe, from DR.. Blake
to Michael Savage, and 25x112:6. on the
east line of Lyon street, S7:6 north of
Hayes street from Ludwig Arnstein to
Christian Lehrke.
Speck & Co. report these sales: Lot
27x137:6 feet and three flats on the
north line of Page street, 127 feet east
of Lyon, for David Salfield to Mrs. Jo-
sephine Walter, for $4,000; southeast
corner of Waller and Belvedere streets,
25x10S:9 feet, to Bishop John Hamilton
of the Methodist Episcopal church, for
$4,000. The church by the aforementioned
purchase now has a lot 100x108:9 feet
for building site.
AUCTIONS ARE ANNOUNCED.
Baldwin & Howell will sell at auction
on February a large amount of prop
erty of the nited Railroads, the value
of which is estimated approximately at
$250,000. The holdings to be disposed of
consist of abandoned power sites, sta
bles and other miscellaneous properties
purchased from time to time by the
Market Street Railway Company.
Among the properties are 1976x125 feet
fronting on the south line of Tehama
street, between Third and Fourth, and
running through to Clementina, with
three-story brick building under lease
to the Union Transfer Company; rs
feet on the south line of Folsom street,
between Third and Fourth, and run
ming to Shipley, with adjoining lot of
100 feet frontage on Shipley, with old
stable of the Omnibus Railway Com
pany; 135x75 feet on the south line of
Shipley street, between Third and
Fourth, and lot in rear on Clara street
50XS0 feet, on which are frame stables;
60x100 feet on the north line of Six
teenth street, between Mission and Va
lencia, partly improved; 100x137:6 feet
on the south line of McAllister street,
between Broderick and Baker, to be
sold as four lots of 25 feet frontage
each; 96X90 feet on the west line OF
valencia street, nOrtn Oh OlXI6enLn ana
125x250 feet in the rear; 75x137:6 feet on
the north line of Carl street. 100 feet
west Of Willard, in subdivisions; the
Sunnyside power-house, with block of
land, including fifty lots; 1376x127:S14
feet on the southwest corner of Pacific
avenue and Devisadero street; 100x300
feet on Thirtieth street, opposite San
chez, at the corner of Dame, to be cut
into 25-foot lots. A catalogue will be
soon issued.
Sage, Dealey & Co. will auction real
estate at 638 Market street, opposite the
Palace Hotel on Tuesday, January 81,
at noon. The properties to be offered
include the following: Lot 25x120 feet
and cottage on the west line of Third
avenue, 225 feet north of Clement street;
27x133:41s feet on the south line of
Twenty-fourth street, 906 feet west of
Mission, with ten-room house and sta
BILE; 25x92:6 feet and two-story resi-
dence on the east line of Lyon street,
1926 feet north Of Page; three flats
with lots at 1911 to 1913 McAllister
street, 1873 feet west of Lyon; 25x
1875 feet and nine-room house on the
north line of Eddy street, 1916 feet east
of Larkin: sixteen building lots in the
block bounded by Lombard, Greenwich,
Baker and Broderick streets: 70x95 feet
on the southwest corner of Silver and
Second streets, with two-story brick
building and frame barn; southwest cor
ner Of Forty-fifth avenue and Clement
street, 25x120 feet: 25:3Hx79 feet ON the
east line Of Thirtieth avenue, IT'S feet
north of A street; two lots, each 25xS71s
feet, on the south line of Sacramento
street, 80 feet east of Presidio avenue: I:
37:6x106:6 feet and two-story frame
house on Shrader street, 100 feet south
of Oak, with two-story house of nine
) rooms and bath, at probate sale.
Sonntag Brothers will sell at auction,
on February s, the southwest corner of
Folsom and Fifteenth streets, 800 feet
on Folsom and Shotwell and 245 feet ON
Fifteenth street. The sale will take
place at the offices Of Sonntag Brothers
at 232 Montgomery street. The prop
! erty has been subdivided into twenty
four lots which will be sold separately.
MAKING SALES IN CITY.
] Baldwin & Howell report the follow
ing sales: To Landry c. Babin, on pri-
0v57 ny 10 oQ Qct