The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-01
Realty Sale in the Mission
Shows Trend of Values
Dealers Report an Active Demand for Building
Sites in. the Downtown Wholesale District

prOvements on the east line OF Guer-
rero street. ia feet north of Twenty
second. 24xI05: $1,000.
For W Z. Conner. lot on the north
line OF Union street 1873 feet east of
Van Ness. 25x137:6; $500.
For r. y. Huntington. lot on the
southeast corner of First street and
Boston place. 25x67:G; $500.
For Croker Estate Company. lot on
the west line Of Dolores. 14f feet south
of Twenty-fourth. 55X1OO; $4,000.
For Fannie l.. Lask. southeast corner
OF Freelon. 10 feet northeast OF
Fourth. 25xso: terms private.
For r. EccIeston. lot and improve
ments on the south line of McAllister
street, 200 feet west of Parker avenue.
25x94; $4,000.
For George T. Mason. lot and inn
provements on the south line Of Fiji
teenth. l20 feet west of Castro, 40x103;
$500.
For Anna l. Duffy lot on the north
west corner OF Natoma street. 375 feet
southwest OF Seventh, 25X75; $4,000.
For A. A. Whitfield. lot on the north
west corner Of Natoma street, 400 feet
southwest of Seventh, 25x75; $3.50,
Sol Getz & Sons report the following
sales: 25x100 on the east line Of
Forty fifth avenue, 200 feet, north of I
street, to Mary 2 Woodmanser; 80 OK
100 feet on the southeast corner of
] street to Tenth avenue. to Sampson
Decide: 75X120 feet on the east line of
Forty-eighth avenue, 1926 feet north
Of NJ street, to Eugenio Gala; 25x12O
feet on the east line of Forty-eighth
avenue, 1926 feet south of L street, to
Robert l. Birmingham; 25X120 feet on
the east line of FOrty-eiEhth avenue.
81: feet south of L street. to Eugene
Minzenmayer; 5Ox120 feet on the east
line of Forty-fifth avenue. 125 feet
north OF 1 street, to Mercedes b.
Silvey; 25x120 feet on the east line of
Eighth avenue, 200 feet south of
street. to John A. Adams; 25xS5 feet
l25 feet northeast of China avenue. to
Charles p. Gibbons.
THOMAS MAGEE q SONS
One of the most important leases
made since the fire is that just closed
by Thomas Magee & Sons from the
Younger estate to the Techau Tavern
Company of the former Columbia The
alter site on the west line of Powell
street. 60 feet north of Eddy, on lot
75x175, back to Anna lane.
This well-known cafe, which still re-
tains its location on Suffer street, near
Van Ness avenue. as well. has shown
its unbOunded faith in the future of
this district by taking a twenty-year
lease on the ground floor, the mez-
canine floor and the basement of a six
story building to be erected on the lot.
This move is one of the most signifi-
cant TO the old retail district and pre-
sages an early following of other ten
ants in the same direction.
The building to be erected will have
a handsome front of reinforced con-
crete, and is to be built by the we'll
known architect, Ralph Warner Hart.
This lease represents an outlay by
the Techau Tavern Company during
its tenancy of s525.0OO.
Thomas Magee & Sons have made
other leases as follows.
/ For the account of DR.. John Hemp
hill to Berry Bros, Limited part of
the lower floor and basement of his
three-story building on the north side
of Howard street, east of Third, for a
term of five years at a total rental of
$4,000; and to the Carlock Packing
Company, portion of the ground floor
and basement of the same building for
term of five years at total rental
of $500.
For the account of Catherine V. Nc
Cudden ct al. to John ellison and j. L.
GrOsdidier the southwest corner of
Thirteenth and Church streets, for
term of nine years at total rental of
$13 500
Il OF TIE ACCOUNT Ol JOHN DflSCOil ana
wife TO J. c. Baker and +. 3. Morrill,.
property on the southeast line of Te-
hama street, 275 feet northeast of Sac
ramento. 5Ox75, for ten years at a total
rental of $4,000.
For the account of oscar Bernstein
to the California Art Glass Works,
property on the southeast line of Ma
toma street. 1886 feet northeast of
Sixth street. 25x70, for three years at
total rental Of $3.50.
The firm reports the following sales
Property on the south side of Cali
fornia street, 1913 feet east OF Stockton
E. r. ThieIbar and Charles Willers to
Arthur H Briggs, on private terms
This is the first piece of property sold
in this locality since the fire.
For the account of John Matthews
to Thomas Scanlan, southeast corner of
Twenty-third and Chattanooga streets
at $4,000
For the account of Albert Sutro to
George Chiossi, lot on the northeast
corner of Mission and France street
S3:6xl50, for around $500.
For the account of d. Ahern to DR.
John Hemphill, lot on the southeast
line of Hunt street, 200 feet northeast
of Third, 21x55; price withheld This
property is Immediately adjacent to Dr.
Hemphills property on Howard street
east OF 1Nlru, ana the same VIII be I'M
proved at once with class C building
For the account of Hessie NICK Scott
to Max c. Hantzsche and Emile
Hantzsche, lot on the east line of trhir-
| ty-ffrst avenue, 125 feet south of Point
Lobos avenue, 62x120, for $3.50
LEASES HOTEL PROPERTY
Mau, Cooper & Co. have leased their
hotel, on. the northeast corner of Post
and Franklin streets, to Charles E.
/ Cooper and Marie Cooper and Elsie NJ
Moore, stockholders of the oxford
Hotel Company, for FIVE years for $780,
600.
Mau, Cooper & Co. have also leased
a large store now being erected by the
George Clark estate on Suffer street
near Franklin, to Kohler G. Chase for
FIVE years at a total rental of $4,000
The estate is also demonstrating the
upper portion of the building into
twenty-four office suites for doctors
and lawyers and general Office use.
The firm has also leased for Mrs
Elsie Neumann of Honolulu her resi-
dence at 1852 Bush street for three
years. Also the Mau residence, of thir-
/ ty-hve rooms, on Broadway, near Fill
/ Sf~ 70 he <a c--a