The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15
DEALS IN MANY SECTIONS
Holdings in Centers
Bring in Large
Returns
Corner on Van Ness
Avenue Is Sold at
Big Price.

line of U street, 57:6 west of Twenty
ninth avenue. 50x100, to J. v. Coffey;
north line of u street, 1875 west of
Twenty-ninth avenue. 25x100. to E. /.
Coffey: west line of Thirty-third ave-
nue., 800 north of T street. 50x120. to E.
S. Mason; west line of Thirty-third ave-
nue., 200 north of street, 25x120, to
H. Langpaap: north line of u street,
1928 east Of Thirtysecond avenue. 25x
100, to K. Cahill; northeast corner of
street and Thirty-fourth avenue, 1926
x100, to w. NJ. Rose; south line of T
street, 32:6 east of Thirty-second ave-
nue.. 25x100, to f. Knego; west line of
Thirty-f1rst avenue, IT'S north of U
street 25x120. to E. E. Burlington; west
line of Thirty fourth avenue. 125 north
OF U street. 25x120. to G. Wagner; west
line of Thirty-first avenue, 100 north of
u street, 25x120, to B. NJ Eastman;
west line of Thirty-third avenue. $50
north Of street. 50x12O. to II. Alvares;
east line of Twenty eighth avenue. 275
north of street, 4Tx1x120:3x39x120, to
w. H. Edwards; west line of Thirty
first avenue. 200 north of U street, 25x
120. to H B. Howell: northwest corner
OF T street and Thirty first avenue, 1876
x100, TO ]. Tisch: north line of T street,
1926 west of Thirty-third avenue. 5ox
100. to NJ. A. McCaughey; northeast
corner of U street and Twentieth ave-
Baldwin & Howell report sales of lots
in San Mateo Park during ten days to
Levi II. Hawley. ]. Keating Mark E.
OHara, Hannah Sullivan. NJ. G.. Meehan
]. B. Ogborn, Elizabeth f. Wood r. L.
T. Tuttle. j. A Rutherford. w. C. Cor
bett, Mrs. Sarah A. Breen. Mrs Mary
T. White. William Mitchell. Henry
Mailer. Henry S. Frahm and c. NJ
Wood
Baldwin & Howell have let the con-
tract to grade. sewer and macadamize
the avenues in Hayward Park The
first subdivision will be opened for sale
in the next ten days. The park is at
San Mateo. The sale of liquor will be
prohibited. Lots will be sold only for
residence purposes.
At the nineteenth annual meeting of
the alian-Swiss Mutual Loan Associa-
tion Secretary A. Sbarboro reported
that in nineteen years 2S3 members
have, by the aid of the association,
bought homes, the loans amounting to
1854, 407.97. p. c. Rossi was elected
president; A. Sbarboro. secretary: A j.
Merle. treasurer: C. A. Malm, vice-pres-
ident; A z. Sbarboro, assistant secre-
tary, and D. Freidenrich. attorney.
Austin f. Shannon has moved from
323 Montgomery street to rooms 1S9-
100. Crocker building.
Standing in bold relief, it's superb
lines marked in beautiful contrast with
the surrounding hills carpeted with
springs verdure, the residence of R. s.
Phelps at Piedmont is one of the most
attractive of the many new homes in
that favored suburb. The Phelps resi-.
dence is In the old colonial style the
architecture being in faithful reproduc-
ton of the homes which were the seats
of manor estates in the early days of
the republic. Its lines are marked by
the ornate pillared entrance, typical of
the colonial structure. while the whole
effect gives tone and distinction to a
home noteworthy for its beauty of ex-
terror surroundings and interior finish
This residence is located on Hillside
avenue, in the choice section of the
Piedmont Heights. 1t is typical in Its
general artistic effects of the general
character of homes which are rapidly
dotting this favored east side residence
district. The rolling hillsides naturally
supply the base for attractive embel-
lishment, which is being taken advan-
tage of by hundreds of homeseekers.