The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 4, 1903, Page 28

o ¢S THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1903. REALTY MARKET SHOWS ADVANCE September Sales Record Surpasses August by $700,000. CAS 2 i I Regard Situation as Containing Good Prospects. s en use sites Railro for Barah bullding \con- sold to hts and Sunset George Thom- Mrs, Rose Spen- K. Raymond, on the west side of feet south of H street, the west side of Seven- B oof 1 street of H etreet § of Twentieth street, $900, west side north of I 0 on the east side of | feet north of I street, | e west side of Twentieth h of 1 street $850; lot side of Twentieth avenue, e $1500; lot 25x120 | avenue JEALDLS NEGHL LS HIMSELS | Tries First to Murder His | Sweetheart, but Fails. | ——— Discharged Trooper Enraged on Being Rejected Com- mits Suicide. A rage because of the refusal Irwin, a buxem colored girl, . Boose, a former sol- d to murder her Up to four montHls ago Boose was a member of the Ninth United States Cav- alry. After his discharge he went to work in the Fulton Iron Works, and about the same time begame acquainted with Sophie who lived at 2740 Green street, in soldiers’ shing. tely jealous, and when v him 'he threat- 0 take her life, s. Annie McCord, the colored landlady bjected to Sophie receiving male visitors and ordered her to leave. Bophie.accord- ly secured rooms at 2730 Greenwich and about noon yesterday Boose ist her After i she ran a vacant lot In the t He followed t into his taken to th ht flesh we Presidio in the und und. wing 120 on th feet south y.report the ear Novato, cldwater to W. P. | y-three and a ings, Alameda ldwin & Howell have made the fol- lowing sales at San Mateo: o, for $13,000; in San Butcher, for L. Norris for o. 11 to T. J. Guinn for $1500; stern Addition to San Mateo, lots in block 54, purchased by A. Ramos and V. Munkittrick, Magee & Sons have sold to Houston the premises Nos. utter street, being on the next to the corner of Larkin y 70 feat deep building and renting for a per month, Mrs. N. Meyer- wite of Morris Meyerfeld of the Or- the seller. The price at side of north of Broad- 6 feet, by a uni- gh street, 137:6 , thence nor Mr. Davis’ residence adjoins this rough the same firm from M A. Raimond, to offer in subdl to insure having first- ences bullt. 2 THE AUCTION MARKET. B. Surrhyne will auction real estate rrow at noon at 1388 Montgomery The offerings will include the fol- ory building between Broderick 27x107:6 feet and two flats renting er of Howard and £99 50 per mon Howard street, lot 25x137 three flats renting for $3 T lot teet, irregular, per month each’ )7 Howard street, 25x112:6 feet and hice-story luy w.1dow house ¢ ten roo Nos, 723-4 Shotwell street, between Twe: first and Twel treets, lot 88x122:6 y ho renting for $53 per 5. 736 Shotw street, adjoining th 3 ly mentioned offering, lot 27:6xl: feet, with cottage of eight rooms; No. Shotwell street, lot 24x122:6 feet and cottags No. 1821 Clay street, between Jones and L. enworth streets, lot 27:0x114 feet and tw: story house; ten buliding lots on Army street, west from Church; street macadamized, | On Wednesday, October 2, Madison & Burke will sell at auction four pieces of the estate of S. M. Locke, the sale taking place at 30 Montgomery street. The of- ferings include the following: Properties on the north line of Eddy street, 206:3 west of Mason, & block and a half from Market, 68:9x137:6, covered by old buldings which rent for §355 & month; on the northwest line of Market street, adjoining the east cor- ner of Mason, Turk and Market, fronting feet and tw month; N ADVERTISEMENTS. DR. LAWRENCE'S hn Hill for | with about ten acres | depth westerly of 110 fest. Mr s to build a two-story nis lot., This is the second vy Thomas Magee & Sons for Horace Davis out of the 5-vara on the | southwest corner of Gough and Vallejo a and he purchased the entire tract | | | not. China Cabinet—Simple in line, elegant in effect. The lat- ticed door gives a pleasing im- pression of rich simplicity. Am- ple room for china and glass. Drapery | This department has been re- i modeled and is, without ques- | tion, the finest in the city. | Beautifully illuminated with a flood of natural light, you will have no trouble in selecting or matching color. All the deli- cate textures of the various fabrics show to the best ad- vantage. We carry an im- mense assortment of Lace Curtains, Portieres, Couch Covers. Call at any time. You will find it a pleasure to choose under such conditions. OLD BURGOMEISTER CHAIR— Built to for centuries, made of quarter sawed oak, weathered, has leathered seat. $l2.95 g ous drawer for linen; height of the cabinet maker's art,. arter-sawed oak, weath- ered, one drawer lined for silver, commodi- 2.25 The above illustration will give you a slight idea of the effect of mission furniture in your dining- Nothing is so thoroughly artistic as the straight lines and massive construction of room. beautiful furniture. Table, 8 ft. drawer, price, $30.75 | Box Seat Chair, price, $6.60 | Arm Chair, price, $9.75 | Buffet, $13.75 E iy \ ) i Settee, Rocker and Chair—Suitable for den or living room. effect of this furniture you should see it as displayed in our cottage on the sth floor. priced $11.50; settee priced $17.75; chair priced $6.65; complete -y b fun Cellarette—Handy adjunct the for made of quarter-sawed oak, weathered, com- plete with glass. Price PALM STAND. Quarter sawed weathered. Uniqu= but artistic. Price .$7.00 ADVERTISEMENTS. ) AN M=\ == NS I e Not a fad, but a revival of the good old furniture of our forefathers. comprises all the worthy makes—Bradley, Roycroft, Spanish Mission, weathered, o Cathedral, Fumed, Rust, Antwerp and Waxed Oak. You will rarely find as perfect assortment as we show. The extreme simplicity of this style of goods is what gives it its distinctive character. You will take real pleasure In looking at the display whether you wish to purchase or Come, you are always welcome. den, 5 OLD DUTCH CLOCK— Weathered oak frame; suitable for hall or den. e $28.50 aes-259 &, crarvsy ONTHE SQUARE To thoroughly appreciate the price $34.50. Library Table—Massive in construction beautifully finished. A piece which you will never tire .. ood Our stock Y v ’//V ; DR DS »’ { ; 9." x’;’a ”A.;”t s e A this SIDEBOARD—Solid ocak, weathered finish, massive in design; a masterplecs of the cabinet maker's art. China closet has leaded gl door and side panels. Back finished with be- French plate mirror. Am; Price ol room for linen : $66.50 and silver. Select your carpets by natural light. Not 3¢dark corner on our carpet floor. Every worthy make represented — Bigelow-Axmins- ters, Savonnires, Wilton Velvets, Bigelow-Lowell Body Brussels, Stinson, Sanford & Higgins Tapestries. Come and revel in the glory of the beautiful designs and colorings. The rocker is (&fl. WRITING DESK—Quarter-saw- ed oak, golden finish, antique hinges; top has rack for stationery: desk convenlently divided with pigeon holes ana drawers. Price . -$19.75 " of . $17.50 MAGAZINE RACK—Keep your magazines where MISSION ROCKER—Soltd stantial, Spanish leather c\nm::,ahr.:u‘: Embodiment of. $l4.75 Price. - ai comfort. 29:3% feet on Market street, 70 feét deep and 29:9 feet wide in the rear, on which is an old WONDERFUL NEW IMPROVED VACUUM DEVELOPER AN, @ Stricture, Premat venient Home Treatment. and § D INVIGORATOR # Lost Strength, Permanently Cures Varicocele, Drains, reness and Prostatic Troubles by a Simple and Con- The VACUUM DEVELOPER stimulates and energizes the nerve force free circulation of biood into the debilitated parts, thus permanently strengthening and developing them, SPECIAL FREE OFFER In order to demonstrate and prove the merits e of our Vacuum Treatment we will send the perfected Vacuum Developer free on ten days trial and approval, __Call or write for our 64-page illustrated book No. G, showing the male em and explaining our ALL DISEASES OF M: cured by —9 e m to9p m Sundays, No Momey Requi Health Appliance C erfected treatment. nt plain sealed froe. Contracted Disorders, etc., treated and p when others fail, and confidential, at offices or by mail. Hours 10 a. m. t0 1 p. m. Open evenings, red Until Cured. 0., ® 'Farrel:i. near Market -y ©t. San Francisco. building renting for $325 a month; on the southwest corner of Mission street and Grand avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, 28:4 x100 feet, with old buildings renting for $42; on the southwest line of Third street, between Brannan and Townsend, 137:6x160 feet to Ritch, the improvements on which rent for $100 & month. Next Saturday afternoon Easton, Eld- ridge & Co. will auction off on the prem- ises, in Alameda, the entire block bound- ed by Eagle and Clement avenues, near Grand station on the broad gauge rail- road. There are nine cottages containing six and seven rooms and bath each, with lots 37x108 feet. The rents of the cottages are $25 to $35 each. The property s close to the estuary and boating, fishing, etc., are convenient. Several bullding lots will also be offered for sale. An auction sale will be held by Easton, Eldridge & Co. on October 13 at their salegrooms. The properties to be offered include the following: An apartment house known as the Holyrod on tue northerly line of Bush street, 135:8 feet west of Taylor street, thence 32:8x137: feet—a modern hotel, having been built less than a year ago by F. W. Kern, four-story brick and frame bullding, containing 96 spa- 6 [ month. clous rooms and billiard-room, etc.; south wésterly corner of Mission and Mary streets, lot 57:6x160 feet, through to Minna streect, with improvements thereon; manufacturing site on the northwest corner of Second and Sliver streets, northwest 70 feet, southwest 90 feet, southwest 47 fcet, northeast 30 feet, southwest 23 feet and northwest 60 feet to point of cormencement; westerly line of Mis- sion street, 99 feet north of Fourteenth street, large parcel of land 99 feet frontage on Mis- on street, running through 150 feet to a rear street and being 74 feet on the latter; property belonging to the Graham estate on the west- erly line of Leavenworth street, 54:6 feet south of ‘Ellis street, 83:9 feet fronting on Leaven- worth street and through to rear street, Cohen place. with improvements thereon consisting of four two-story frame bulldings containing nine rooms and bath each, to be sold to close the estate; property on the southerly line of Twenty-seventh street, 80 feet east of Noe ntreet,” 150x114 feet, fo be sold to close the estate of Henry Casanova; a Richmond cot- tage on the southerly line of Point Lobos ave- nue, 107:6 feet east of Ninth avenue, No. 1917, lot 26x100, with fine cottage of six rooms\and bath and high finished basement and stable on premises; southerly line of Clay street, 110 feet east of Baker street, lot 27:6x85 feet, Nos. 3023-3025, two frame flats containing 5-6 rooms and bath each, renting for $50 per SELL UNDER HAMMER. Madison & Burke sold at auction last ‘Wednesday properties at prices mentioned herewith: No. 1420 California street, old dwelling with lot 30x137:6 feet, for §8100; Nos. 47 and 4 Langton street, two flats and lot 25x80 feet, for $2500; Nos. 22 and 22% Langton street, store and rooms and lot 25x75 feet, for $3750; Nos. 1606 and 1608 California street, two houses lot 50x187:6 feet, irregular, for $16,000; Nos. 1200 to 1211B Howard street and Nos. 708 to 7121 Tehama street, lot 45x160 feet, and twelve flats, for $23,500, subject to approval; half block facing Golden Gate Park, feet, for $5000; lots 8 and 9 in block 202, S. 8. Homestead and Railroad Assocla- tion, $376. Easton, Eldridge & Co. auctioned realty last Tuesday at prices as follows: Lot 27:3x137:6 feet on the northwesterly line of Harrison street, 109 feet southwest from Tenth street, with six flats, for $6000; lot 27x 110 feet on the southwest corner of Turk street and Central avenue, for $1200; north- west_corner of Webster and Fulton streets, lot 26x57:6 feet, and three flats, for $11,250; lot 20x69 feet and two flats on thesouth line' of Minna street, 65 feet northeast from Eighth sfreet, for $3900; northwest corner of Eight- eenth and Collingwood street, 28x75 feet, with 2-story frame building, for $5500; lot 30x116 feet and cottage of line of Noe street, idley street, for $1550; lot 20:3x100 feet on the westerly line of Potrero avenue, with three flats, for $6300; lot 0x1 feet on the north line of Fulton | tinu street, 78 feet east from Iwebster sireet, With | boulavard Loy 1o o ";g:‘&"""!’:tl;tulv;nl{; . s 3 four cottages, for $10,500. street. The U\ Since the United Rallroads has put on | veyors in tha feiy repeeas has had sur- the through cars from Fifth and Market | Ing the car tracks on H stecat ol streets to San Mateo travel has Increased Forty-seventh and Forty-eighth q:::“n and it has been necessary to run the cars| Henry E. Bothin has leased to Ieuis every fifteen minites on Sundays. Con-jAudet the new building on the muth‘mm tracts have been let by Baldwin & Howell | corner of Polk and Jackson streetn oo for the ofling of about 6000 feet frontage ten vears. the total rental for the te for avenues in San Mateo Park, and plans | being $58,500. Lol and specifications for a sewer system em-| Oscar Heyman will bu bracing San Mateo Park and a portion' West line of Fifth avenue south from Calt of Burlingame Park and townsite have fornia stréet, on the weat line wr o s been completed and bids are now being avenue south from Twenty-secory LToM¢ advertised for the work, which will in-|and on the west line of Bog b volve an expenditure- of somewhere be- | north from Twenty-second tween $15,000 and $20,000. The Oceanside Improvement Club 3 appolited o committes to.sak tha Bocrs Linemen’s Strike Settled. of Public Works to establish street signs| The linemen’s strike came to an end on the more important corners in the: l!ast night, when a committee of the unto, Oceanside district and to grade and ma<| Waited upon President John Sabin T : cadamize Forty-ninth avenue between J, telephone company, and after au h[he and K streets. conference terms were drawn up ang s The Spring Valley Water Company h"'lmen agreed to return to work on x"m lald the watar mains as far as Forty-|day. Concessions were mad - seventh avenue and H street, in front of | sides, and the terms > doiR g, Sol Getz & Sons' blocks, and will con-| both employers and ';::' ratistactery 1o 11d cottages on the ort