The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22


, with two-story house for "A. Goldberg
! to j. Steinberger for $3.50; 50x154 feet
| on the east line of Valencia street,
north Of Tiffany, for the estate OF G. 5.
| Healey on private terms; 25x95 feet, for
the City Realty Company to James E.
Burke, on the west line of First avenue,
"a feet south of H. street, for $2100: look
75 feet on the northeast. corner Of
Twenty third and Mississippi streets,
to A. c. Stewart for $1,000; 50x100 feet
on the west line OF Indiana street, 225
feet south Of Twenty third, to John
Ryan for $1,000; 50X95 feet on the west
line of Third avenue, 35 feet south of
/ street, for J. H. Gingg to E. K. Bar
bat for $780, 25x95 feet on the east line
of Third avenue, So feet south CT Hugo
street, for Rosa Dodd to Ellen Nc
Donald for $3.50; 25x95 feet on the west
line of Sixth avenue, so feet north of
Hugo street, for L. w. Clausen to A.
Goehring for $500; at San Mateo Park,
to Mrs. Mary A. Lee lot on Poplar av
enue. 175x23O feet for 1850; to Frank
Qulgg, 120x160 feet, corner of Crescent
! and Bellevue avenues, for $1100.
Henry Stern of David Stern & Sons
has sold several city properties in the
past week and has bought 25x119:6 feet
on the south line of Clay street, east of
Drumm, running through to CONNER
cial, and is negotiating for the erection
DulIQlnR
$4,000 on the lot.
White & Bayley have made the fol-
! lowing sales OF city properties: For W.
Mann, 35x100 feet on Diamond street Is
feet south of Twenty first, for $3.50;
northeast corner of Munich strset and
Brazil avenue, Excelsior homestead
tract, 25x100 feet, for A. G. Clark for
$3.50; 25x100 feet on the west line of Fiji
teenth avenue, near Point Lobos ave-
/ al SvEQ
on the east line of Collingwood street,
south of Nineteenth, for H. McKnow,
for S11O0; for the Alexander Murdock
Company, 50x100 feet on Ocean avenue,
near San Pablo avenue, Berkeley, for
$500; for Martin Hanson, 25x125 feet on
the west line of Fountain street, so feet
south Of Twenty-fourth, for $780, for
Ray Smith, 3Sx100 feet on the north
west corner of Eighth and Madison
streets, Oakland, with six flats, for
10000; for Ralph McLaren, 25x100 feet
and cottage on the north line of Rose
street, near Boyce, for $500; for Mrs.
Mollie E. Blair, 25x100 feet on the east
line Of Eureka street, between Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first, for $1150.
Sol GetZ & Son report the following
sales: Lot s0x120 feet on the east line
OF Forty-seVenth avenue, 100 feet north
OF | street, to Archie Cambridge; 50x120
feet on the west line of Forty-fifth
avenue, 175 feet north of | street to S.
V. Hackett: 50x107:6 feet on the east
line of y-eighth avenue, so feet
north of street, to L. Lebenbaum: 5Ox
rs feet on the east line of Forty ninth
avenue, 1926 feet south of Q street, to
F. j. McWilliaEl; 25x120 feet on the east
line of Forty-sixth avenue, 200 feet
north of l street, to l. M Cambridge:
50x100 feet on the north line of street,
57:6 feet west of Forty-sixth avenue, to
Charles o. Ball; 50x120 feet on the east
line of Forty-sixth avenue 250 feet
north Of M street, to Arthur w. Ken
nett; 25x120 feet on the east line of
Forty-sixth avenue, $50 feet south of L
street, to Rosalie Hardy; 50x100 feet on
the southwest line of Brazil avenue, 25
feet southeast of Lisbon street to Rob-
ert H. Barcley; 25x120 feet on the west
line of Forty-eighth avenue, 212:6 feet
north of NJ street, to Edward A. de
Hay; 25x120 feet on the west line of
Forty-seventh avenue, 200 feet north of
l. street, to Albert G. Dolbeer: 25x120
feet on the west line of Forty-fifth ave-
nue., 225 feet south of K street, to J.
Archibald. Mrs. Archie Cambridge has
let the contract for the erection of three
one-story cottages on Forty-seventh
avenue at Oceanside.
LANDS IN THE COUNTRY.
G. H. Umbsen G. Co. have sold As
acres near Florin. Sacramento Coun-
| ty, to A. w. Morse for $500 and 500
acres in Mendocino County to R. Ra-
| nier for $500.
Thomas Magee e. Sons have refused
an offer of S275, 1000 for two ranches
belonging to Mrs. Theresa "A. Oelrichs
and Mrs. William H. Vanderbilt Jr.
| The Petaluma ranch, one of the prop
critics, includes 5000 acres in Sonoma
| County. The Beryessa ranch is in
Napa County. 1t contains $500 acres.
The following recent sales are re-
ported by White & Bayley, successors
to w. ]. White: For Karen Israel Ga
| corporation), SO acres of vineyard
of st. Helena, Napa County, for $685.,
| 900; for j. Odenwalder. II acres and
improvements adjoining Martinez for
| S2300; for the Continental Building
| and Loan Association, 60 acres FIVE
miles from Santa Cruz, $2675; for
| provements at Windsor, Sonoma
County, $4,000; for Arthur j. Barber,
acres at Sonoma City, $1,000; for
A. F. Riend, 25 acres at Latrobe sta
ton. Placer County, $3.50: for H. w.
Hackins, 240 acres north of San Juan,
Nevada County, $1,000.
At Corte MADEIRA. on the line OF the
North Shore electric road, the CHAM
pion tract is being subdivided and
placed on the market. Many improve
ments are under way at Corte MADEIRA.
j. P. Allen Is building a livery stable,
and a butcher shop and grocery are to
be erected. At Kentfleld, fourteen
miles from San Francisco, an improve
ment club has been organized. Ar
rangements have been made for side
walk and street work.
Morton l.. Cook will erect a seven
, story building on the property bought
by him from Otto II. Greenwald for
$115,000 on the north line of Sutter
street, 1875 feet east of Mason. The
$150.000.
Hermann Barth is receiving oids
for the construction of the new Ger
man Hospital, for which he prepared
the working plans. Building will
probably be started within month.
RETTRES TWO TEACHERS