The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01
Fifty=Vara at Front and
Broadway Is Sold
for 100000.
Four-Story Building of the
Best Design Going
Up on Site.
Many Leases in Various
Localities Affected
by Dealers.

An important sale In the warehouse
district is reported by Baldwin & How
ell The property consists of the fifty
vara lot at the southwest corner of
Front and Broadway. Owned by Joseph
b. Macdonough. The purchaser is a
client of Guy T. Wayman, who an
nounces that it is the intention of the
new owner to improve the property
with four-story reinforced concrete
warehouse. The price paid for the
property is 100000 The improvements
which were formerly on the property
consisted of a one-story brick ware
house, formerly occupied by the Dan
forth Warehouse Company, which was
totally destroyed by fire. Baldwin &
Howell state that the money received
from the sale of the property will be
employed by Mr.. Macdonough in restor-
ing some of the buildings recently
burned.
The following properties have been
leased by Healy & Gillespie:
For house at 2124 California street,
five years, $4,000 for the term. lessee
is Mrs. Knobloch, lessor is Joseph Herr
Church streets. vacant lot, 105 feet on
Market by 144 feet on Church, street,
three years, $12,600 for the term, lessee
Joseph Herrscher, lessor the Freeborn
estate: lot 100x175, south line of Mar
ket street, between Church and San
chez. running through to Church street
three years, $4,000 for the term, lessee
W. j. HeaIy. lessor Sunset Realty Com
pany; lot 75x100 north line of Market
street, between Reservoir avenue and
Church street, three years. $4,000 for
the term. lessee Franks Tanning Com
pany, lessor f. Hesthal; 446 Oak
street, to Miss s. Ward for one year.
$1,000; lot 50x1o0. north line of Market
street. between Marshall Square and
Larkin street. five years, $4,000 for the
term, lessee Charles H. Shields, lessor
Matthew Nunan; house of ten rooms,
715 Webster street. three years for
s72o to J. NJ. Donovan. lessor H N.
Cauwet; upper fiat. 800 Church street,
nine. rooms and bath. one year for $3.50
to Mrs John \. Scott, lessor Mrs
Steele; ALI Pine street, between
Montgomery and Kearny streets, $500
for the term, building now under con-
struction. Tadich & Sutich the 1essees.
Freeborn estate lessons.
Sol Getz & Sons report the following
sales:
Lot 25x12o. east line Seventeenth ave-
nue.. 800 feet south OF II street, to
Henry A. Smith; lot 5ox120, west line
street, to R. Thallwers; lot northeast
corner France avenue and Madrid
street. to Margaret McGinn; lot 25x
120, west line Forty-third avenue, 125
feet south of J street, to Stanislaus
Brelkosky
The Bowes-B -Breuner Company reports
the leasing of the St. Francis Tech
meal School, property of the Sisters of
49,
rent is $1,000 month. Among other
leases which the Bowes- -Breuner Com
pany have made are the following;
Rothschild Bros. & Co. to Gertrude
E. Myers, store on the west side Of
Van Ness avenue, near California, three
years lease; E. Rochat to Kaufman
Bros, lot on the east side of Van Ness
avenue. As feet south from Austin ave-
& Co., store on the east line of Van
Ness, 25 feet from the southeast corner
of Austin avenue, to Robert S. Atkins
store on the west line of Van Ness,
IA feet south of Sacramento; to Samuel
Newmark ground space on the prop
erty of the TAFT Cafe; to l. Tuchler and
west of Van Ness. three years lease:
to George Clarkson and e. p. Wolf
Offices at 500 Ellis, known as the Tog-
gerry building; to McMahon. Keyer and
from Frank & Wolf; to Louise Hay
croft, store on the east side of Van
Ness forty feet south of Sacramento.
from Cleary & Grips; to the Chinn-
Beretta Optical Company for three
years store on the west side of Van
Ness 80 feet south from California;
Eddy street. for thirty-five months.
from John TAFT; r. H. Fishbeck has
leased for three years lot on the
Ness, Ness from rom John Tait; to Mary e. Mur
ply store on the southeast corner of
Van Ness and Sacramento for twenty
three InOnInS, 10 BlOCCky COnen
store for three years on the southwest
corner of Van Ness and California;; to
Mandel. Wiener & Co. offices in the
Toggery building for two years; to the
years, store on the west side of Van
Ness, Is feet south of California; to
Greenebaum. We'll & Michels Offices and
sample-rooms through Bowesz zBreuner
Company: to J. Goldgraeber & Co. store
on the east side of Van Ness, 21 feet
north of Eddy; for. .olinsky & Cline
-.l
west of Van Ness, three years lease:
to Hyman & Lipman store on the west
line of Van Ness, Ia feet north of Fern
avenue; to Goldberg & o,Brien store
on the west line of Van Ness avenue,
"a feet north of California.
The Eilers Piano House has leased q
large store in the Concordia Club prop
erty, Post street and Van Ness avenue,
and will have as large a floor space as
formerly. They pay rental of 5000
per month. Eubanks & Atwater have
leased the store adjoining the Bertel-
ing Optical Company on Bush street.
DR.. Robert A. Mclean has secured Of
flee location through the Bowes-Breu-
ner Company, also Dr. Herbert Boyes,
and Is now located at 801 Van Ness
avenue. r. L. Sayles, agent for wool
ems, has leased space in the same build
ing. r. II. Peat has leased a store on
the south side of Eddy street, near Van
Ness avenue, for a term of years.
Wolf & Holman report the following
leases:
For Eliza J. Fish, northwest corner
of Sixth avenue and Fulton street, for
three years $4,000; for Albert Pissis,
to the Franklin Realty Company, lot
southwest corner of Van Ness and
Birch avenues. for three years. $4,000;
for Isaac. Kohn to the Port Costa Mill
ing Company, southeast corner of Hal
leck and Battery streets, for three
years, $4,000; for Mrs. Grace Spencer
Hall, to the Port Costa Milling Com
pany, lot on the east line of Battery
street, "a feet south of Halleck street,
for three years, $4,000; for c. Curtin. to
L. ]. Sievers, northwest corner of Sixth
and Stevenson streets. for three years,
$1,000.
A four STORY and basement class C
building will be erected by William
Wilson on the southwesterly line of
East street. south of Mission, running
through to Steuart street, the three
upper floors to contain 100 rooms and
four stores on the ground floor. Wolf
& Holman have leased the upper floors
for period of ten years for $4,000;
also a portion of the ground floor of
the East street frontage to a brewing
company for ten years for $4,000.
Speck & Co. announce the following
among the leases recently made by
them:
L. H. SLY to George Mayes & Co., the
northeast corner of Post and Polk