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Notice of Public Auction for the Auzerais Property of San Jose, California, to be sold on Tuesday, January 22, 1929 at the Banquet Room, St. Claire Hotel, by Phillips and Hollman, Inc., Owners. Includes a map of the property on the corner of Market Street and Santa Clara Street. "The Auzerais Property located on the North Line of Santa Clara Street, 137 ft. west of First Street...It is the intention of the owners of this large valuable down-town holding to dismantle the present building and subdivide the lot into six smaller parcels, affording many combinations for Santa Clara Street frontage with a large or smaller rear area suitable for the construction of a large theater, department store, automobile establishment, garage, market, and many other forms of commercial construction." On the back page, the surrounding businesses are listed with locations, including: H. Bercovich United Cigars Nucleus Bldg. & Loan Assn. Bank of Italy Building Roos Bros. Security Bank American Trust Co. J. C. Penney Co. F. W. Woolworth Co. First National Bank San Jose Mercury Herald Bldg. L. Hart & Son Dept. Store Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Bldg. U.S. Post Office Union Depot Montgomery Ward & Co. Growers Bank Bldg. Sears Roebuck & Co. Springs Department Store San Jose Building & Loan Association James D. Phelan Buildings
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Identifier
5E8DE7CA-8B96-4E1F-87EB-314249934850 1994-113
Subject
Downtown neighborhood (San Jose, Calif.) Auctions Real estate business (LCSH) Real estate development--California--San Jose Real property--California--San Jose Santa Clara Street (San Jose, Calif.) Market Street (San Jose, Calif.) Commercial streets
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