The San Francisco call., 1905-01-29
BROKERS TELL
ABOUT REALTY
Is Strong
First Month Of the Year IS Lively


Clyde Payne for General Dickinson. lot
on northeast corner of Hyde and Lynch
streets, 23:412x85 feet, for $500.
Sol. Getz & Son report the following
sales: Lot 25x120 on the west line OF
Forty-fifth avenue, 275 feet north or l
street. to Rosalie Hardy; 25x1O0 ON the
south line of / street. ~107:6 feet west or
Forty sixth avenue, with improvements
to A. G.. Bodeer; 50x120 on the west
line OF Forty-third avenue, 12o feet
south Of w street, to George Varcoe;
25x131 on the east line of Forty ninth
avenue, 1925 feet north of z street, to
h. q. CREAMY; 57:4xl20 on the west line
or Forty-third avenue, It's feet south
or w street, to Emma +. Dunnels; BOX
100 on the south line of III street, 1876
feet west of Forty-fifth avenue, to Mrs.
Archie Cambridge; 25x100 on the north
east line of Brazil avenue, 80 feet on
southeast corner of Lisbon street, to
Charles A. Waring; lot 20 in block IA In
the tIlnt Tract, to Martin Joost
COMING AUCTION SALES.
Next Tuesday Sage, Dealey & Co. will
sell at auction miscellaneous properties.
Sonntag Brothers will auction off
twenty-four lots fronting on Folsom.
Fifteenth and Shotwell streets on Feb
ruary IA.
Baldwin & HowelPs auction sale Of
properties Of the United Railroads of
San Francisco will take place Febru-
ary 8.
G. H. Umbsen & Co. will sell at auc
tion for the estate of John Pforr on
February IA thirty-two pieces of realty,
including properties in the Mission.
homestead properties, part of the
Bernal rancho, 971 and 97S McAllister
street, $50 to 686 Ash, 769 McAllister.
1179 to 1888 Oak. 253 and 255 Tehama.
242 to 24419 Clerpentina, 246 and 2461a
Clementina. 24S and 24Sh Clementina,
$50 and 250h Clementina, southwest
corner of M street and Forty-fourth
avenue and the northwest corner of
Thirtieth avenue and j street, S2:6x10O
feet. These sales will be subject to con-
frmatfon by the probate court.
Q. ID. Baldwin & Son Will move on
February 1 to the Mills building and
Will occupy the premises formerly used
by the American National Bank. The
new location will be 290 Bush street
The United Bank and Trust Company
will sell next month at auction among
other properties the following: Lot 40x
60 feet on the north line Of Oregon
street, so feet east of Davis; key lot
and two-story building on the east line
OF Brooklyn place, near Sacramento
and Stockton streets: 22x62 feet and
five flats at 70 Jessie street, between
First and Second: southwest corner Of
Brannan street and Brannan place, 25x
100 feet; 125x75 feet and tenements at 100
Shipley street: 2S13. 2S15 and 2S17 Mis-
sion street. and flats on Day street.
Four other properties are to be added
to the list.
LEASES AND PURCHASES.
Bovee, Toy & Co. have leased for fif-
teen years to /. Magnin & Co. for Ber-
nard Schweitzer the southeast corner
of Post street and Grant avenue, with
four-story building. that will be in
creased to six stories. The total rent
for the term is $3.50, 900.
Madison & Burke have leased to the
United Cigar Company for the Barron
estate the northwest corner of Market,
Eddy and Powell streets for ten years;
also for the Barron estate to O'Connor,
Moffatt & Co. for ten years the build
ing occupied by the firm on the south
line of Post street, between Kearny
street and Grant avenue, on which $780,
600 will be spent in remodeling: also the
six upper floors Of the building now in
construction at the northeast corner of
O'Farrell and Powell streets, to Daniel
Miller for five years, for 5000; also
the three-story and basement structure
on the northwest corner of Kearny and
Sutter streets, for the Tittel estate to
Clayburgh G. Lillienfeld, for five years,
at $4,000 for the term.
Lyon & Hoag report the following
sales: Northwest corner of Bryant and
Twenty third streets, 50x100 feet, to w.
F. c. Schmidt. for $1,000; northeast cor
ner of Clayton and Waller streets, 40x
80 feet, with key lot on Waller 30x100
feet; northeast corner of Twenty-ninth
street and San Jose avenue. 26x113 feet,
for J. w. Timon, $2750; the Bay Dis
trict Land Company to Isidor Shef. 25x
100 feet on the north side of A street.
95 feet east Of Third avenue. $1,000; 25x
120 feet on the east side OF Fourth ave-
nue., 235 feet south of B street, to Mrs.
J. Maloney, 1880; 25x120 feet on the
east side Of Eleventh avenue, 375 feet
north of K street, H. w. Brewster. $3.50;
25x100 feet, with improvements, on the
south side of Sacramento street, 81 feet
east OF Walnut, for T. r. Kelly.
Chatf1eld & Vincent have sold, In
their city department, the northwest
corner Of Powell and vandewater
streets. 2ox67:e feet and two-story
building. for Ernest Beherie to c. A.
Taublee; northwest corner OF Twenty
third and Folsom streets, 2z:3Zx77:e
feet, with two-story building for $S2b0;
key lot on the south line Of Frederick
street, 100 feet west Of Clayton, for
John Burns to Mrs. Ellen c. Miller for
$2250.
Chatneld & Vincent have also sold.
through their country department, the
following: Five 10-acre subdivisions in
the Thompson subdivision on the cleo
trio line south of Santa Rosa $1,000
each. to five purchasers from Ohio; 460
acres near Danville, Contra Costa
County, to HI. g. Owen for $4,000; lots
in the Magnolia Tract in San Anselmo
for s2725; lots In the Hunters Club
Tract on Petaluma Creek to Louis
Crepaux; lot and four large dwellings on
the northwest corner Of Pacific avenue
and Paru street, Alameda, from A. v.
to H. f. Anderson for
$4,000: the Manley ranch OF 334 acres,
s miles northwest Of Livermore, from
Mrs. G. E. Cunningham to Mrs. G.