The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 29, 1906, Page 12

12 ASSOCIATIONS N 600D SHAPE Fields Reports No Failure in Sight. Builders of Homes Have Small Losses. one risk in t the A al dia re of COMMERCIAL BODIES MAKE READY TO CONTINUE WORK Chamber of Commerce Has Its Rec- ords, Which Secretary Rescued From the Fiames. W. H. Marston isco met headquar- ping Asso- uming the d Burks proudly t membership roll, th k and other records of th ontains @& great f ¢ jcs relating to the merce of the port of San Fran- isco for fifty years. These records were rescued by Burks from the Mer- hants’ e building after the r it on the 1Sth an's building rnla and Sansome streets was o the conclusion it would be 1 to establish eadqu. merce in the Ferry bullding if an al- of space can be secured from The California State Board exhibition hall and offices are y buflding, and the commer- of the Pacific Commercial Museum is on the second floor. The Merchants’ Association has sent out & request to its members to for- ward their present addresses to the t orary headquarters at 1700 Gough sireet. As soon as these have been procured a meeting of the assoclation will be called. LITIGATION 18 CONTINUED BY SUPERIOR JUDGES Suits and Attachments Are Postponed for a Period of Thirty Days. The Superior Judges have directed the Coun tion in y civil suit or proceeding prior to thirty days from April 21 This will be a great relief to debtors and help to tide them over. The Judges have also ordered that the time for filing any pleading or) motion, papers and proceedings in any and all actions pending be ex- tended for thirty days from April 21 and that the order shall be effective without being served on parties. —_———— Haskins Is Exonerated. A. R. Haskins, who was accused of bringing six wagonloads of trunks and grips from Union Square to Oakland and charging exorbitant rates for re- leasing them denies that he acted without authority, citing credentials to prove his right to handle the baggage and to show that & nominal charge only had been exacted. He has received re- wards from many owners of trunks for preserving their chattels from looters. He holds many unclaimed packages at Oakland. —_——— Subjects. For Legislation. Subjects for consideration at the special session of the State legislature are: The laws relating to lost records; constitutional amendments; the calling and guaranteeing of bonds; extension of time to plead matters relating to, revenue and taxation, and the remis- gion of penalty on delinquent taxes; re- lating to sebool census; the rebuilding of state institutions injured or de- stroyed by the earthquake ;| ket and Geary streets including the annual report | e yesterday Cap-| ters for the Chamber of Com- | e Board of Harbor Commis- | y Clerk not to issue execu-| WALLS THROWN DI BY WM |Severali Persons Barely Escape Injury. lHeavy Force Will Be Put to Work at Once. The high winds that have swept tne ly for the last two days have tum- ed to the ground dead walls in all ms of the ruins. The walls at ockton and Sutter streets, in the rear of the Pacific-Union Club, crashed down yesterday, many people barely 7. A Wall of what was | formerly the Richelieu saloon at Mar- fell outward people were ay and several s by flying bricks. Acting in harmony with a letter the Board of Public Works ad- d to Mayor Schmitz, informing of the dangerous condition of the s and chimneys about the city, Duffey called upon Louis Levy, 'y of the Public Works Board, informed him that the building {committee had twenty tons of pow- der with which to blow up all dan- gerous walls on Market street. Upon | this information Levy detailed men and teams to report to Duffey and the work will begin immediately. Soldiers havé been detailed to pre- vent people from going beyond the ger line and citizens have been d to travel on Howard street un- these dangers are removed. Much laint has been made of people ing the guards and getting in the of the dynamiters. It has been ded that such persons take their n their own hands and the work- n will not be responsible for ac- s to those who are not employed ittee. ble excitement was caused in the neighborhood of Page street and |Central avenue yesterday afternoon when smoke issned from what re- mained of a chimmey on a corner resi- dence. A strong wind was blowiny at the time and a squad of soldiers and citizens rushed to the house, but found at inspectors were testing the flue that the operation was being care- s | fully watched. ————— FRATERNAL HALLS WILL BE RE-ERECTED AT ONCE | | | | | Lodges Plan to Build New Quarters | in San Francisco Without Delay. { The members of Excelsior Lodge of “nited Workmen will rebuild Ex- Hall on Mission street, betyeen neteenth and Twentleth, as soon as rmit can be obtained. Up to the present time an aggregate of $100,000 has been telegraphed from various parts of the Union from the lcdges of the Knights of Pythias to their brothers in this city. The diréctors of the Hall Association of the Native Sons of the Golden West stone structure on the site of the old have decided to rebulld a steel and hall. Secretary Hutaff of the Red Men's Hall Assoeiation says that the Im- proved Order of Red Men will build a corrugated fron hall and use that until arrangements can be made for {building a five-story steel and stone structure on its Golden Gate-avenue lot. At the headquarters of the Degree of Pocahontas, Twenty-first and Fol- som streets, there is & demand for women’s clothes, There is to be a survey of the Albert Pike Memorial Temple on Geary street and upon the report steps will be taken to put it in condition again. | Up to date the Native Sons have dis- |tributed fifteen carloads of provisions .‘and three of clothing. Many members of the Improved Or- der of Red Men were provided with clothing at 1528 Post street. The Independent Foresters have been notified that an appeal has been made to 5000 courts by Oromyetheka to help their brothers. Assessments bave been suspended for three months. | King Solomon's Temple on Fillmore |street will be the Masonic Temple for some years. Nearly all of the lodges will meet there after the first of May. {Necessary repairs will be made at once. | Donations of clothing for women and thfldren are wanted at Native Daugh ters’ headquarters, 657 Fulton street. ——— SENTRIES ARE INSTRUCTED NOT TO MOLEST CITIZENS Soldiers Are Ordered to Turn Looters and Other Wrongdoers Over to the Police. Orders have been issued by General Funston commanding sentries to desist from interfering with people In their business transactions. The soldiers are ordered to ald the clvic authorities iu the suppression of unlawful acts, but not to molest people or interfere with their lawful going to and from homes or places of business, | The soldiers are also prohibited from | forcing people to do work of any char- acter and from interfering In any man- |ner with the liberty of law-abiding peo- ple. The following troops have been or- dered to San Francisco to aid in pre- serving order: Eleventh Infantry, Twenty-seventh Infantry, headquarers band and ten companies Twenty-eighth Infantry, First Cavalry, two squadrons | Eleventh Cavairy. ] ————— Postoffice Cashes The general and sub-stations of the | Postoffice are money orders on i preun:tion. The ph eom money, SHREVE & (0. San Francisco Announce that their store and factory will re- sume business immediately and orders for elry. Watches, Clocks, Silverware and ware will be promptly filled. Customers’ re- pair work upon watches and jewelry is saved and will be delivered as soon as taken from their " Mdress POST ST, and GRANT AVE. Until Further Notice. THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER 0., | 1929 California Street, * San Francisco. 878 Broadway, Oakland. Typewriters En Route by Express. PARROTT € (0. Shipping and Commisslon Merchants, AGENTS FOR THE GINTON-INS. QFFCE, L1D. hustralian Alifance Assurance Co. ' (MARINE INSURANCR)., Have established offices in the mew Tribune Building, corner of Righth and Franklin streets Rooms 18, 19 and 20, Oakland. FIRE INSURANCE Edward B. Haldan 482 CALIFORNIA STREET SAN FRANCISCO. OAKLAND BRANCH: 270 ELEVENTH STREET TEL. 7227. Fire insurance effected on property in ewhere. San Francisco and els Your busi- | ness is solicited. | Haas Bros. ano Haas, Baruch & Co. HAVE OPENED Temporary Offices AT 2007 Franklin St. San Francisco, Cal. OFFICE OF 5. KOSILAND £ 0. WOOL and BAGS IS LOCATED AT 1848 PINE STREET SAN FRANCIBRO. —— THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY. APR Metropolis Trost and Savings Bank Is temporarily located at 1130 Eddy St, bet. Octavia and Laguna, opposite Jefferson square, until the completion of 'ts quarters in the new Chronicle bullding, corner of Market and Kearny sts. As its vaults are In good ¢ondition and its books and papers were removed in safety, it is prepared to resume ac- tive business whenever the San Franeisco commercial and savings banks agree upon joint and concerted action. Owing to the locality and character of its real estate loans and other investments, it has sustained no loss and its resources of $1.750.000 are intact. All depositors, customers. stockholders and others inter- ested are requested to call for further particulars and in- formation, NO INTERRUPTION OF BUSINESS HNeustadter Bros. Announce to the Trade that they are in an excellent position to IMMEDIATELY SUPPLY From their PORTLAND, OREGON, Headquarters full lines of their well-known brands of Men’s Furnishing Goods, including a large stock of Blankets. ORDERS SOLICITED AT OUR OFFICES NEUSTADTER BROS., 908 Wes+ingion,street Special Notice We Have Established a San Francisco Salesroom at 5 2508 Fillmore Street % Western Sugar |;, Anglo-Californian Bank L. Refining Go. TEMPORARY OFFICE 569 Ninth Street, Oakland, Cal. HAS ESTABLISHED TEMPORARY EXECUTIVE OFFICES AT 1808 Franklin St., cor. Clay. All Employes of the Bank are notified to report ag above AT ONCE. HALE BROS., Inc., TEMPORARY OFFICE 2010 LYON ST., Near Clay. Employes are requested to call, register and receive their mail 265t and report any of our employes who are in need. Pacific Hardware and Steel Co. Seventh and Townsend Streets, S. F. Largest Hardware Jobbers west of Missouri River. ings intact. Stock intact. Organization intact. READY FOR BUSINESS. All employes please report at once. NOW READY TO SERVE tOWARD B, HAIDAW, FIRE INSURANCE, 272 11th St.,, Oakland, TELEPHONE 7327. AND 482 California St., K« hl Building, San Francis:o. My entire records, incl exact coples of policies and their ces by Fire Insura: Eomipanics of business piaced by e, have bec SAVED. Pacific Refining & RoofingCo. 16th and Mississippi Sts, SAN FRANCISCO. We have roofing materials, men and tools, and are ready to do roofing of all kinds, new and repair. We have also Ready Roofing, Tarred Feilt, roof- ing paints, and we solicit orders, é Leave Orders at Factory: 728 COLE, or 1532 GROVE. O’BRIEN & SPOTORNO, Temporary Office frastem | 1536 McAllister St Tel. West 311 Build- 26 tf THE STANDARD MILK CO. RISDON. IRON WORKS" CITY OFFICE EMPLOYES— Report immediately to Steuart & Folsom Sts. RISDON IRON WORKS® POTRERO EMPLOYES— Report at once at works. CORDES Furniture Co. TEMPORARY OFFICE, 045 FILLMORE STREET Near McAllister. SAN FRANCISCO. . : THE MILK AND CREAM. joi Bollman Company Send your address to 1820 San Bruno avenue. Will rebuild immediately at old stand 16th and Guerrero. Have opened offices and warerooms corner Broad- way and Sixth Street, Oakland, Cal. Ample sup- ply of all Cigarettes will shortly be on hand. 1 HOTEL DEL MONTE S{{AINWALD, BUCKBEE & CO. Is Open and Doing Business This Hotel is practically uninjured. Breakfast was served promptly on the morning of the earthquake at 7 o’clock, as if nothing unusual’ had happened. ' The grounds were never more beautiful nor the weather better. COME AND REST. ANNOUNCE Temporary Headquarters Sy, 2510 PACIFIC AVENUE, —_— All employes report for duty. Clients please inform us of address.