The San Francisco call., 1905-08-13


bounded by Forty-second and Forty
third avenues and K and j street, for
$4,000
r CLOSE TO THE OCEAN.
Recent sales by Baldwin & Howell, in
the Sutro Heights Addition, aggregate
nearly $50, ,0009a They include the north
east corner and the southeast corner
of c street and Forty-eighth avenue,
each 6Ox90 feet; lot 30x120' feet. west
side of Forty-seventh avenue, $50 feet
south of B street; 50x120 feet on the
east side of Forty fifth avenue, 225 feet
south of c street, 50x120 feet on the
east side of Forty sixth avenue, zoo
feet south, of street; lot 30x120 feet,
west side of Forty-seventh avenue, 15O
feet south of B street, The. buyers Were
Peter Reed, c. w Armstrong, Henry
Schneider, Henrietta Reinke. Miss ].
sE. Driscoll, Robert c. Shaft E. s. Had
ley and Charles Elder.
The erection of modern family hotel
in Sutro Heights Addition marks the
opening of the large tract of land To-
Gated between the park and Sutro
Heights as one of San Francisco's great
hotel and residence districts This
modern hotel is being built on the
southeast corner of Ferty-ninth avenue
and B street, at the terminus or the,
Ellis-street and beach cars The lot Is.
:75x90 feet, which Mr.. Mitchell bought,
some few weeks ago through Baldwin
&, Howell. the sole agents for Sutro
Heights Addition, for S15;00o. The
building now in course of construction
will cost about $4,000. Mr.. Mitchell
has many propositions from parties who
want to lease the building before it is
finished. @
The street. work throughout Sutro
Heights Addition is progressing rap
idly. All pipes are laid and the streets
are getting a solid rock foundation,
which will be covered with red mac
adam, rolled and oiled. st.- =
Oceanside. will have a general mer-
chandise store Plans have been drawn
for Mrs A. Cambridge for a two story
building of two stores and foun flats TO
be erected on the corner. of j street and
Forty-seventh avenue at a cost ofsS12,--
500.s
Sol Getz & Son report the following
sales: Lot 5Ox120 feet,S. east line
of Thirty fourth avenue south of Point
-Lobos avenue. to j. K. Howe; 25x120,
on the west line of Thirty-fourth av-
enue north of Point "Lobos avenue, to
David Houle; 45X100 on the southwest
corner of K street and Forty-seventh
avenue, TO Della f. Moss; 25x120, west
line of Twenty-fourth avenue 125 feet
north of 1 street. to M. NJ. Crawford,
25xt2O, west line of Twenty-fourth av-
enue north of street, to j. NJ. Prem
dergast; 25xi20, west line of Fortyrsex-
enth avenue south of -Krstreet, to Henry
Irving; 25x120, west line. of Thirty
fourth avenue, north of Point. Lobos
avenue. to William Ritchie; 25x120,
west line of Thirty-second avenue
north of c street, to Toby Jacobs; 25x
100, north line of street west of Thir-
ty-seventh avenue, to Julia Doran; 25x
12O, west line of Forty-seventh avenue
north of T street, to3J. B. Heming; 50x
100, west line of Forty-seventh avenue
south of street, to Marie j. Morgen
sen.
Smith O'Brien, of the firm of Meyer &
O'Brien, architects. has returned after
a five months trip to the East and
Europe, where he visited all the prin-
cipal cities.
f. D. Marsh, of the Burnham and
Marsh Company, returned Saturday
from klamath Hot Springs. a
The Central Realty Company will
erect a 7-story and basement structure
on the west line of Stockton street, be-
tween Sutter and Post streets, to cost
$4,000.
: Mrs Rebecca Irwin will erect, on the
southwest corner of Fourth and Mission
streets, a 7-story and basement brick
structure, for stores and a hotel at
cost of about 100000.
Mary z. Callahan will build a 4-story
brick warehouse on the east line of Sec
ond street, south of Brannan street, to
cost $4,000.
The following leases are reported by
A. ]. Rich & Co.: Mrs. L. Taussig to,I
& Co., brick building at I2g
and 122 Powell street for fifteen years
at the total rental of STA 900: E. w
Krellfn to Charles A. Jonas, the build
ing at 1888 and 785 Mission street, for ten |
years, for $4,000; Harris Brothers tol
the United States Government, the !
building at 40 and AZ Spear street, for
eight years, at 1,50o; H. U. Jaudin to
Armer Brothers, the building at 81 and !
29 Main street, for ten years, at $4,000; |
]. T. Corbus to the Puritan Restaurant,
the ground floor and basement of, Alt
Pine street. for five years. at $4,000.