The San Francisco call., 1907-03-02

east of Twenty-ffth avenue, Outside Land block
POS, TO Pierre Marc.
25xloO, northwest line of Munich street. 100
northeast of Persia avenue, block So, Excelsior
Homestead Association, to Frank Bradc.
Lot 81, block 50, city Land, to Francis Turk:
25xlO0. northwest line Of London street, 200
southwest of China avenue. block 2. Excelsior
Homestead Association. to Warren 2 Smith
of L street. Outside Land block I7s. to William
L. Richards.
376xlOO, southeast line Of Naples street. ESQ
northeast OF Japan avenue, block 80, Excelsior
Homestead Association. to James b.. Kelly.
50I1o0, north line Of K street. 1876 east of
Twenty seventh avenue. Outside Land block I43,
25xIS2:6, south line of p street 1eo east of
Twenty seventh avenue. Outside Land block S55,
25xioo southeast line Of Madrid street. 275
northeast OF Persia avenue, block 81. Excelsior
Homestead Association, TO Eva AnSelm
25xl00, northeast line of Brazil avenue, so
northwest of Paris street. block l3 Excelsior
homestead Association, to Gustave and Lena
25xioo. north line of Clement street. 57:6 west
OF Twenty fourth avenEesr Outside Land block
los 10 ID. +. Velissaratos.
Charles +. O'Brien 81 Co, 1107 Post
street. report the following sales:
Mission Street Tract--A DrouaId. three lots
John Collins. three lots; James Caspe, two lots:
Mrs c, p Hamba one lot; Mrs. Shoup, one
lot; 1. II. alaisler one lot: s. A. Em1nnei oae
lots; J. NJ de Shazo. two lots: C. A. Fay one
lot; r. Rosenberg, one lot; ~. T.. Reilly. one
lots; A. Boiteeno. two lots; Mrs Harrington.
one lot; J. Donovan. one lot: Mrs. Webster one
lots; J. r. Bennett. one lot; K. Frick. one lot;
r. b. Gourley, one lot; A. s. Gotthelt one lot !:
l. Purrell, one lot; ". $. May, one lot; A. G.
Walker,, six lots; NJ. L. Jackson, one lot; w.
Chapman Park. V. Gleason, one lot: E. t.
Sexton. one lot; n a. Merwin. three lots; Dan
iel Wilson. one lot, NJ. t. CLARK, one lot; W.
II. de Bell one lot; A.; Chevaler, four lots;
Mary Simmons. lot. Il. Il. HeatOn. lot.
2. ]. Callahan. two lots.
DOWNTOWN DISTRICT
Among the important real. estate
deals for the week were several in the
downtown district, including the lease
of a three-story and basement rein
forced concrete building at Fremont and
Mission streets to II. c. Norton and 9TH
rent of $1S0,000; also the lease of a
two-story and basement brick building
on Mission street, between Third and
Four to two eastern firms for
five years for a total rental of $4,000.
Shainwald Buckbee & Co. handled both
of the foregoing transactions.
Through the same firm an important
lease was made for Turk street
building. 1t is a siX-story and base
ment class A hotel building, contain
ing $50 rooms, between Jones and
Leavenworth streets. The lease is for
a term Of ten years and the total
rental is s224,e4o.
A real estate sale which marks the
vaf1e OF property on Kearny street
in the vicinity of Pine is that
of a lot 2Ox39:2 feet from John Rosen-
pany for $4,000. The sale was made
by the Landry c. Babin Company. The
same firm has negotiated sales and
leases during the week which aggre-
gate total of $97.S50.
FLATS AND RESIDENCES
Chamberlain & Co report a number
of important sales of flats and resi-
dences, some of which are in the Sun
set district and some near the Park
Panhandle. The terms of these are
not made public.
Edwards, Christensen & Goodwin is
the name of a new firm which has been
formed to handle real estate and gen.
eral brokerage business. with offices at
55 Geary street. The members of the
firm were formerly associated under
the name of Christensen. Edwards &
Goodwin, managers of the Pacific de-
partment of the American Central,
st. Paul and Mercantile Insurance
companies Edwards withdrew from
the management of the insurance com
panies to assume control of the new
corporation.
Contract for three-story brick
building and basement for the south
east corner Of Battery and Washington
streets has been awarded to Architects
Wright. Rushforth. & Cahill for $685.
900. The building will be owned by
Mrs. p. c. Lincoln, who has already
leased it for term of years to firm
of wholesale tobacco merchants. The
same architects have contracts for a.
| number of other important buildings.