The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02


jackson street, 1886 west OF Lyon, 34xio0,
"a, 600; Coliseum company to Martin b Weich
south of G street, 25xloo, 81 100; same company
to Mary Cunningham, lot in east line of Twelfth
avenue, 125 feet south of street, 25x120,
81 800; same company to L. Scheuch lot in west
line of Eleventh avenue, 100 feet south of G
street, 25x120. 81. 155; same company to Charles
west of Eleventh avenue. 25x12o, 81 .070; same
company to George W. Iilley. lot in east line OF
Twelfth avenue, 200 feet south Of street, 25x
E line of Twelfth avenue, 325 feet north of Full
ton street, 25x120, 81 1920; same company to o.
T. Wilt. lot in E line of Twelfth avenue. 200
feet north of Fulton street. 25x120. $1.320; same
company to Joseph Windrow. lot in west line Of
Eleventh avenue. 275 feet north of Fulton street,
25x120, 81, 100; same company to George b. Dill
Ion. lot in easterly line of Twelfth avenue, 275
feet north of Fulton street. 25x120, for 81, 800:
John Burgoyne to NJ. Connor. lot In south line Of
q street, 57:6 west of Eleventh avenue, 50x10O,
81. 200; John Burgoyne to A. Lezott, lot in south
line of 9 street, 1915 east of Twelfth avenue,
25x100, 81, 100
Sol Getz & Sons report the following
sales:
Lot 5ox1o0, south line of NJ street, s2:6 feet
east of Thirteenth avenue. TO John d. and Frieda
smitb 25x120, east line Of Forty seventh avenue,
100 feet south Of street. to s.. S. Saalburg;
25x12o, north line of A street, 57:6 feet west Of
Ihirty third avenue, to James r. Nolan 25x12o,
of ne OF zoo eet north
Brink: 25x12o. west line OF Forty-fourth avenue,
80 feet south of street, TO Myrtle Van Horn;
north of street, to A. L. Schneider; 251120
west line Of Thrtieth avenue, 100 feet north OF
B street, to Albert J. Alvin.
NEW TRACT OPENED
Williams e. Surryhne have Just
offered on the market a piece of land
at San Anselmo station known as the
Linda Vista tract.
LINDA Ufc+a uyoc for Wan +ba
old homestead of Florence Blythe,
whose father. Thomas Blythe, was so
well known in the pioneer history of
this state and who died one of the
richest land owners In San Francisco.
They report a very active sale of this
subdivision since 1t was placed on the
market two weeks ago. Already nearly
one third of the land has been sold
and spoken for. 1t is a noticeable fea-
ture that all of the purchasers of this
property are buying for homes and this
points well to the future~of this dis
trict as legitimate residence suburb
Of San Francisco.
From Richmond comes favorable re-
ports regarding the sale OF real estate.
During the last two weeks L. w. Cof-
Zee, manager of the suburban depart
ment OF j. w. Wright & Co., has dis
posed of over 100 lots in the second ad-
dit1on to Emeric. In the first addition
z50 lots We're sold in six weeks-a rec
ord time for this section. The Emeric
tract at Richmond is nicely situated
between the Southern Pacific, Santa Fe
and the San Pablo electric railway on
gently sloping land that is splendidly
adapted for choice home sites.
Oscar Heyman s. Bro. report the fol-
lowing sales:
Harold Ward Law. south line OF Vest cl,r
street 1nterSecting the of aftLl
avenue, 45x100 feet; Eske F1snk r,skansen
northeast line of Twenty-first avenue South. 100
feet southeast of l. street South 25x100 feet.
William Berger. northeast line Of Twenty-fir
ssnfb South l2s feet southeast of street
line OF San Bruno avenue, 80 feet northwest of
Caven street, 25aS0 feet; lsack EdeIsbon Io.
=. block l, Golden City tract; Thomas w. Gull
subdivisions of the Holly Park tract; Robert
France lots 339 and 34i gift map ?: Robert
of Forty first avenue, 25xI0o feet; isidor Cohen
5p's = arous anu sd block Heyman tract p Mrs.
ihirtieth Streets homestead union: Alice NJ
Pritchard, southeast corner OF street and For
y y-seyenth avenue. 75x95 feet; Alice NJ Pritch-
OF n street. .25x101.27 feet irregular; Edward
kellehsr, southeast corner Of Clement street and
forty-fourth avenue. 25x120 feet.
@. A. Turner, the well known real
Montgomery, has moved his offices
from st. Mungo building to 515-16-17
Pac1hc building, Fourth and Market
streets. Tomorrow he will place on
the market his Ocean terrace tract a
choice subdivision south of the Cliff
mouse and overlooking the ocean This
property is among the most accessible
in the city and is all graded and ready
for building on. Many neat buildings
OF the bungalow type already mark
this section. 1t is the intention of the
owners to have reasonable building
restrictions so as to insure steady val
ues. gradual slope of from 25 to SO
feet above the ocean practically affords
marine view from every lot.
D. Coffin & Co. report that sales con-
tinue good in the Mission district
They have sold 18 lots on easy terms
from their block on Alabama street all