The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25

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ing to the reports made by brokers for
the week just closed The market is
stronger than ever and the interest Of
the people continues to be keen. The
announcement that this city may be
given a irst-class conduit electric
street railway will tend to strongly
stimulate values in all parts of this
city. Some of the sales that are report
ed as having been concluded the past
week are herewith published:
The large deal for the purchase of
5000 acres at Inverness from Mrs. Julia
Shafter Hamilton was managed by the
c. M. Wooster Company. The buyer was
the Inverness Land and Water Com
pany. which includes HI. R. Fee, II. G..
w. Dinkelspiel, Christopher Chinn, /
Freeman. ]. A. Rea, c. Weber, F. j.
Cooper, j. Corey, DR.. Mattner and 9TH
ers Of this city. The company will lay
out the lands at Inverness in subdtvi-
sions for sale. There is a frontage OF
five miles for the tract on Tomales Bay.
The William Fisher Company has
sold to William Helbing the southeast
corner of OFarrell and Jones streets,
37:6x122:6 feet, running to Steveloe
place, for 100000.
A. Franklin has sold the northwest
corner of Stockton street and Mont
gomery avenue to Joseph and Leon
Levin for $4,000.
A. Kahn has sold 77x165 feet on the
south line of Howard street, 495 feet
west of First, for $77,5o0 The deal was
effected through Chatfeld & Vincent
The estate of Matilda Dunn has
bought from +. X. Houston and others
water lot and two-story building on
the east line of Davis street, 1910 feet
north of Clay, for s5S.000.
A. S. Mcdonald and C. o. G. Miller
have bought from Charles Quinn the
and Fulton street, 30x1o9 feet. for S3O,-
900.
Bovee, Toy & Co. have sold the Ro-
senbaum property, on the northwest
corner of Taylor and Eddy streets, S7:6
x80 feet, with old buildings, under lease
Of $675 a month for three years, for
Louis Friedlander, Fred x. Houston,
William F. Perkins and Henry o. Trow
bridge, for 100000; also for the Folger
estate, to Charles Schlesinger, the
northeast corner Of OFarrell and Tay
lor streets, 92:6x72 feet, with two
dwellings, for about s1S5,000
O. D. Baldwin & Son have sold the
northeast corner of Second and Minna
streets, 6ox75 feet, to Louis Friedland-
er, F. K. Houston, Henry o. Trowbridge
and William F. Perkins, for 100000.
Speck & Co. have bought for a client
from Perkins & Masten, for 100000,
lot All " X97 feet and four-story brick
building containing stores and lofts, on
the east line of Sansome street, 81 feet
soueh of Bush; they have also sold
for d. S. Dorm, to L. H. Sly, 100 acres
of grain land near MADEIRA for $110, 900;
5T:6X137:6 feet and three houses on the
north line of Eddy street, so feet west.
of Taylor. to Frank NJ. Todd, for S11O,-
900, the improvements renting for more
than $4,000 year.
IMPORTANT TRANSACTIONS.
Important transactions have been put
through by Shainwald, Buckbee & Co.
as follows: Lot 40x50 feet and two
houses on the east line of Stockton
street, SO feet south of Sutter, for $780,
900; southeast corner of Hyde and
O'Farrell streets. 70x77:6, with i'm
provements. for Robert A. Mclean, for
$4,000; for Mortimer and Herbert
Fleishacker, to client, 55xS2:6 and i'm
provements, on the east line of Jones
street 50 :6 feet south of Turk, for $780,
900; southeast corner of Mission and
Tenth streets, 10Ox113:4, with three
frontages, for John G. Brickell, to A. A.
Moore, for 100000; south corner of
Third and Harrison streets, 30x75 feet
and three-story brick building, for
$4,000; 45X160 feet on the south line
of Mission street, 175 feet east of Sixth,
with improvements, for the Peter Dean
Company, for $4,000; west corner of
Il OuI III anu ISIIy I6tts
with l. of 25x75 feet, for. $50, 900; 27x1S0
feet and building on the north line of
Howard street. 207 feet west of New
Montgomery, for Chester L. Hovey, for
$27, 500; 25x12T:6 feet and improve
ments, on the north line of Sutter
street 1876 feet east of Leavenworth,
for Mrs. L. M. Huntsman, for $4,000.
Leading sales of a week by Madison
& Burke on Fillmore street include the
IN hda e. nf Inn nr>
and Bush streets for $4,000: north
west corner of O'Farrell and Fillmore
streets, with four-story building, for
Henry Meyer and J. de. Martini for
$4,000; northeast corner of OFarrell
and Fillmore streets, 107:6x137:6, for
Louise NJ. Muirhead for $4,000; south
west corner of O'Farrell and Fillmore
streets, with new building containing
stores and flats, for $4,000 for Mrs. l..
M. Donovan: northwest corner of Fill
more and Wildey streets. between Bush
and Pine, 25xS1:3 feet, for $4,000
Landgrebe, McNevin & Jones report
that their sales in a week have
amounted to more than $25O,000. The
larger deals were for properties as fol-
lows: Lot and four-story and basement
structure on the south line of Bush
street. 6S feet east of Powell. 46x67:6,
running through to Ankley street, now
rented for $500 a month, sold to Will
liam Wolf for $4,000; 34x60 feet and
two three-story frame buildings con-
tanning flats and stores on the east line
of Larkin street, for Robert and Gene
We've Graham to a client for $37,500;
southwest corner of Fulton and Bu
chanan' streets. 64:6xS4 feet, with three
three-story buildings. flats, for William
Wolf to client for s37, 500; 22:9x110 feet
and 3-story and basement brick building
on the west line of Dupont street. $3.50
feet south of Clay. and a two-story and
basement brick building on Waverly
place, sold for Joseph Goetz to A. b.
Ware for $1,000.
Sage, Dealey & CO. have sold for Bert
Schlesinger and F. A. Roleau the gore
at the corner of Montgomery avenue
and Union street, 74:9x49:6 feet. for
$4,000 to Alfred Newman.
Mrs l. Magnin has sold her home on
the northwest corner of Page street
and Masonic avenue to DR.. o. o. Bur-
CESS, with lot 37:6x100 feet, for $23,500.
Lyon & Hoag were the brokers.
TIE RICHMOND DISTRICT.
In addition to the lots sold last week
by the Bay District Land Company in
blocks between Point Lobos avenue and
Fulton street and Fourth and Sixth
avenues, Lyon & Hoag report that dur