The San Francisco call., 1909-08-21
PLAN STRUCTURES
IN MANY SECTIONS
Realty Owners Interested in All
Classes of Building Con=
structi0n


erected in the near future, including
those that have been mentioned pre-
viously during the week, are the fol-
lowing:
S. B. Saunders will put 10 story,
class A Office building on the south
west corner of California and Battery
streets Only five stories will be put
up at first The other five will be
erected required. Tne exterior Will
be of concrete, with stone facinss. w.
l.. Schmolle is the architect.
A. j. Rich will construct hand
some residence in the east line of
Van Ness avenue at Pacific avenue.
NJ ]. Lyon, the architect, has pre-
pared elaborate plans. Construction
will proceed at once. The residence
will stand or the site of the former
home of Mr.. Rich
At the southeast corner of Of'ar-
relI and Taylor streets steel frame
hotel building will be erected for r..
S. Browne. 1t will be six stories high
with a basement and will cover the
entire area of a square lot which is
75X75 feet in dimensions. Browne
owns the realty. An Offer has been
made to lease the hotel
At the southeast corner of Jones
and O'FarrelI streets T.. V. Sheridan,
president of the National Bank of
Roseburg, Ore, will erect a five story
apartment house on a lot having a
frontage of 37:6 feet in O'Farrell
feet in Steveloe place. The land was
sold recently through the agency of
r. s. Browne & Co. for S55, 900.
According to reports a seven story
building with basement will be erected
in the south line of Sutter street, 1877 :6
feet west of Jones, to have frontage
of $50 feet in Sutter street and a
e ha a
building will be an apartment house
or family hotel, to cost about $140,-
600. The site is where the old Impe-
rial apartments stood before the coh-
flagration. Preliminary to the making
of plans an exchange of properties
took place between Isadore and James
Z. Schwartz and Robert E. Jones, by
which Robert E. Jones, by reason of
the transfer of the Dixie building in
Pacific street and other considerations,
becomes the owner of the Sutter
street property at an estimated cost
of $4,000. taking into consideration
the estimated value of the Dixie
building.
Numerous contracts for minor i'm
provements have been recorded. Among
them are .he following:
For two story and frame basement dwelling
on the south half Of block d. In Sunset Heights.
TO cost $500.
For Vera NJ Owens a two story frame. attic
and basement house to contain two fats, in the
north line OF Jackson street. west of Deyisadero.
For H.. l.. Schneider, cottage in the west line
of Twenty ninth avenue, $50 feet north OF i
street The Parkside home building company Is
For George and Mary Morris, two story and
basement frame building In the south line OF
Twenty third street, 100 feet east OF Potrero
For Mrs A. r. Tones, one story and base
ment frame cottage In the south line OK Jackson
Raot xrocf IF T rpn IN.
For Louis Bergerot, three story frame Dulid-
ing at the southwest corner of Nineteenth street
and Lexington avenue. TO cost 81, 600.
For Anna G. and John b. Klein. two story
frame building to contain four fats in the south
east line of Bruce place, Npear Harrison avenue,
to cost $4oou
plans have been made by Albert Pts
sis. architect, for the construction OF a
handsome building for Mrs. Mary 7.
Emerson, which will stand in the west
line of Powell street, 68 feet south or
O'Farren The cost of the structure
will be about 100000. According
to Madison & Burke the agents or MRS.
Emerson. the building will contain four
stores, with loft above to be sub
divided into salesrooms, Below the
stores there will be a basement. The
architects plans call for the eonstruc-
tion of white terra Gotta front, mar
bleized entrance and for elaborate or
hamentation The lot on which, the
building will be placed is 6S:ex1S7 IS
feet in size The structure will occupy
practically the entire ground space.
The contract has been let. Mrs. Emer-
son, the owner. is the widow of Billy
Emerson. the once famous minstrel.
Archbishop Riordan will erect loft
building on the site of the former st.
Vincent's school, in the south line of
Mission street near Third.
Edgar A. Matthews has been engaged
as architect to make plans for the con-
struction of the new church structure
for the First Church OF Christ, Scientist,
at the northeast corner of California
and Franklin streets. The cost will
probably approximate $125,o0o.
Bland Brodeaux will build four
story and basement apartment house at
the southwest corner of Jones and Pine
streets, at cost of about $4,000.
A two story store and fiat building
will be erected for Robert Strahle at
the northeast corner of Twenty sixth
and Sanchez streets.
two story and basement frame
building will be- placed by Philip
O'Brien, in the east line of Twelfth
avenue, 125 feet south of H street, to
cost about $4,000.
Bertha Stark will erect a two story
dwelling at the northeast corner of De-
visadero and Filbert streets to cost
$10,200.
A building permit has been issued
to Briggs Hollingsworth to erect four
story structure containing stores and
rooms at the northeast corner of Eddy
and Mason streets. The estimated cost
is $2S,500.
Dwellings four stories high will be
erected by Hattie Smith at the north
west corner of Buchanans and Sacra-
mento streets, at an estimated cost of