The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-12-29
SAN FRANCISCO BOOMING.
Many New Business Blocks, Hotels,
Houses and Banks.

Houses and Banks.
During a recent week in San Fran
cisco applications for permits to erect
new buildings were filed with the
Board Of Public Works aggregating in
cost the sum of $1,2S2,49O.
One Of the most important permits
applied for was that by Mrs. Florence
Blythe Moore, who will erect an eight
Story building on the somtheasteriy
corner of Market and Second street.
1t will be devoted to offices and stores
and will cost 100000.
The Italian American Bank applied
for a permit to build three-story
structure on Montgomery street, near
Sacramento, at an estimated cost OF
100000. A seven-story building will
be put up on the adjoining lot owned
by Anna Pearson, at a cost of 5000, 900.
The Irving NJ. Scott Estate will
erect a five-story hotel building, to
cost 100000 and to be located on the
northeast corner of Ellis street and
Anna Lane. -. - -
Charles J. McGlynn has begun the
construction Of a fire-proof building
on Minna street, east OF Second, and
running through to Natona street,
which will cost s15o,000.
The American Biscuit Company has
commenced the construction Of five
story reinforced concrete building on
Battery street, between Broadway and
Vallejo, and occupying half of d
square block, which will cost s400, 900.
Rudolph Spreckels, having secured
a. title judgment to the lot he pur-
chased from the Masonic Hall Asso-
citation, at Post and Montgomery
streets, will soon commence the con-
struction thereon of a building to cost
100000.
The Burnham & Marsh Company
have sold the lot on the west line
Of Kearney street, 1873 feet north of
Suffer street, size 36x6O to Clara line,
for $4,000. The transaction is of
unusual Importance to the property
owners, as it is the second large sale
on that thoroughfare since the fire,
and for the further reason that the
purchasers, L. Friedlander and F. K.
Houston. the well-known real estate
dealers, show their full confidence in
the burnt district of San Francisco.
The property will be improved at once
and is already leased at a good rental.
B. H. Lichtenstein, the seller, who has
owned the property for about twenty
years, thinks he has sacrificed the
bigger holdings.
The Burnham & Marsh Company
have also sold on private terms for
account of J. Affolter to Mrs. J. NJ.
Plevin the lot 25x13O on the north
line Of Guerrero street. 100 feet north
of Fifteenth street, also for account of
Julius Holm to Nj. j. Kerrigan, lot
on Cheney street near Mateo street
for $50.
a four-story building will be erect
ed on the northeast corner of Cali
fornia and Hyde streets at A cost OF
$4,000. for the owner, w. d. Heise,
who has accepted the plans Of Y. Pat
terson Ross and A. w. Burgren,c archi-
tects. The first story will be Of brick
and will contain three stores. The
top floors will have Il shingled ex-
terror. They will contain seveuty-fiv
bedrooms and private baths and din
ingroom and grill. The building will
have fast running elevators steam
heat throughout. private telephones
and all up-to-date appliances required
by first-class hotel. The main din
ing room will be finished in hardwood,
ceilings to be highly decorated and
paneled. A large lounging- room on
the first floor with a large open fire.
place will add to the comfort of the
hotels guests. .;sa..+s
Shailwald, Buckbee & Co: report
having sold for John Rosenfeld's Sons
the lot formerly occupied bY the Abb
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