The San Francisco call., 1906-06-25
SIXTH STREET
FOR RETAILERS
Property Owners Plan to
Make Thoroughfare
a Trade Center.
Activity of Real Estate
Shows Spirit of
Enterprise.

number of Sixth-street property
owners met Saturday afternoon in the
Offices OF the City and County Bank
10 discuss the Improvement Of thai
fhoroughfare,, with q view to making
it a hrst-class retail center. Those
present organized themselves into
what is to be known as the Sixth street
Reconstruction Club. The followin 6
attended the meeting: Marshall Hale,
A J. Lowenbers. president of the
bank: A Tom, cashier of bank; e. F.
Delger. Mrs. H. Greninger F. A and
B. Baruch, o. Bozio, II. c. Somers, Wil-
gan, B. Sheideman, F. c. Wagner, NJ.
Kalisky. s. Kafka and Mr.. Cornahrans.
A committee composed OF Bozio,
Baruch and Cornahrans was appointed
70 interview other property owners
and gain their assistance in the move
rnent 10 better Sixth street. The men,
bers present pledged themselves to
erect permanent structures OF four
stories and over. to stop the erection of
shacks, clean the streets and widen the
Shoroughfsre by reducing the sidewalk
The idea expressed was to make a min
iature Sixth avenue of New York.
The City and County Bank will erect
4 fouT-story building Of steel and rein
forced concrete B. Baruch will start
70 be six stories high. The location
will be the northwest corner of Sixth
and Mission streets. The lot is
soxT5. The club will meet again in
the near future
That the talk about rebuilding San
Francisco is being backed up by deeds
is further evidenced by the large num-
Der Of transactions in real estate.
Castle, Payne & Mcleod report that
So,4hwest corner of Twenty-second
and Noe streets. George D. Shadburne
70 z. Bortis, $4,000: 27:6X1e0, on east
line OF Harrison street, north Of Twen-
well 10 T. Monsees, $3.50; 25xs0, on
east line Of San Carlos avenue, los feet
south OF Eighteenth street, j. H Hano-
van 10 ". G. Dodd. $500; 3oxll7:6, east
Of otHe r%enty-fifth. W fl F. W. Kern to G. T.
Hanson, $4,000; 21:1ox115, east line of
ShotWell street. between Twenty fifth
N Ragan. $3.50: 25xI25. east line of
Whitney street, 200 feet south of Thir-
tieth, George Leterell to p. Giavanolli.
street. north of Fairmount, with fats,
Rivers Brothers TO H. Bloom, $4250,
2S:l0Xl15, east line of Shotwell street,
between Twenty-flfth and Twenty
sixth. from NJ Keane TO Katharine
Wood, $4,000; 25XS5, north line of Twen-
ty-h-st street near Bryant and cot
taEe. y. WelS to Peter BerReV1n, $4,000,
southwest corner of Twenty third and
Church streets. Poheim estate 10 J.
Adams. $500; 25Sllz, north line of Jer-
sey street, 25 feet east Of Church,
Wells. Fargo & Co. TO P. Fahey, 500;
for W. D. Shotwell, northwest corner
OF Twenty-fourth street and Orange al
ley, with stable and fiat, $500: A
Becker TO H. Mohr. 32XI15, east line Of
Mission street, near Twenty fifth, fats
and stores; 25x114. north line of Eliza
beth street. 200 feet west of Hoffman
avenue, Thomas J. Mullin Jr. to George
Heym; 25x62, east line Of North avenue,
10 Henry Wellmann, $3.50: 25x80, east
line Of San Carlos avenue, so feet north
of Eighteenth street, Horace Sexton TO
". G. Dodd. $500: 25x52 south line of
Twenty-second street, 80 feet east of
Church, S 7. Sanden to Mrs. l. Bohn,
$500: lot on south line of Twenty
fourth street, east of Douglass, and
cottage, W. H Richmond TO Maria E.
Hesselberg, $500; 25x70. with cottage,
west line Of Bennington street north
OF Cortland avenue, Henry Witt to E.
J. Janovitz, $500; s0x1oO, west line OF
Harper street, north Of Lindley, Her
mann Bauer to Adrien P. Chalk: S0xIO0
on west line of Harper street, Ehrezott
Tummler to Adrien P. Chalk.
The following sales are reported by
Oscar Heyman & Bro;
Robert Johnson. west line of Holyole
street, south of Burrows 25x120: Josie
Anderson. west line of Holyoke street
south OF Burrows, 25X120; A Peterson.
west line Of Holyoke street, north of
of Holyoke street, north Of Bacon. 25x