The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 29, 1906, Page 15

STAN-ORD FIREMAN SACRIFCES HIS LIF 10 SAVE UNIVERSITY Gurdis Prevents the Possible Destruction of the Buildings by Fire. Otto . | Grushed to Death by Falling Chimney | While Shutting Off the Lights on the Campus. ge Force of Men at Work Remov- ng the Debris of the De- moiished Structures. Lar REITY, »\vr‘l S lights | fallen | " go so that e damage to 1 be ascer- | Society of Lon- | on for the | asons Seek the Missing. | reet, in MeClo Pettengill, former Fray tls Hotel; Eliza Lamb, formerly of 81 Post Roads to Take Freight Again. Agents of the Paflflcl ughout the e e been in E o resame ng of com reight for San neisco. " ] Freight Ag. . W. Luce i the eompany has 1700 cars of f and eommercial freight in the and yards. to remove t emough to make room for econstantly being sent in by the While relief freight is n preference, merchants' can get consignments by ealling for them. far there has beem little demand ommereial freight. + menas of & spur track carloads of ef supolies are being sent from the | to the heart of the Mission dis- gb passenger restrictions have e entrance of people | iscouraged. The traffic botli ways, however. Free 21 5] ation hes been aholished, -ex- pt in cases of the aged, destitute and e ———————— Looters to Be Shot. Frank Maus of the Twenty- States Infantry, who ias e third military district with headquarters 1n square, Is authority for ement that looting has re- in Chinatowh and In the pawnshops along Kearny uch of this work, he says. e by sightseers. Already elry have been carried off. ing 10 de a special company to m-‘ trol the district- and warns predatory | sightseers that the new.patrol will be instructed i shoot looters. ——— e ——————— Will Be Fifty Military Districts. © There are to be fifty military dxs- tricts in San Franeisco instead of six, as beretofore, The redistricting will take place at once. -This is done to facilitate the work of the authorities in lesrning the exaet candition of food supplies and sanitary conditions: .In the area guarded by- State troops the regulare wil ohly guard federal sup- | plies and buildings. In districts under | control of police the regulars will take mo action nless called upon or in case of sudden Tiot or other rder. . Great nzes, brasses and partly Te]ephone Qak and 3670. announces that he is go- | GEORGE w. (.,OLBY THE DENVER- & RIO GRANDE TEXAS & PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. ted at THE BA. FRANOISOO OALL, SUNDAY, APR]'.L 29, 1008 SOUTHERN PACIFIC IN SAN FRANCISCO. UNION FERRY BUILDING, SECOND FLOOR, SOUTH END: }as:c nger Traffic Manager. eral Passenger General Freight Agent. Agent. TICKET OFFICES: Union Ferry Building, Filimore Street, No. 9. CITY FREIGHT OFFICE: CORNER STEINER AND CLA INFORMATION BUREAUS: 901 Golden Gate Avenue, Corner Octavia. Market and Valencia Streecs. Van Ness avenue and Lombard Street, Presidio. Golden Gate Park (Commissioners’ Office). Valencia-Street Station. Third and Townsend Streets. 2220 Washington Street. Southwest Corner of Clay and Steiner Streets | i IN OAKLAND: City Freight and Passenger Office. 12 San Pablo Avenue. Sixteenth-street Station. Chlcago and North-Western Line ‘ Jemporary Office Freight and Passenger No. 435 Fourteenth St'r'eet‘ Macdonough Building Qakland, Cal. R. Ritchie, 'AFES and AULTS INSPECTE! And Properly OPENE! Northern Railway. Temporary Office, 952 Broadway, Oakland. ITTSBURG SAFE (0. : I. FREEMAN. 518 Clay St., San Francisc Wl stock of Safés-ordered py t i General Agent. RAILROAD COMPANY. ‘MISSOURI PAClFIc RAIWAY CO. Morgan & Alen Eu Are Local San n.mm 1070 BROADWAY, OAKLAND, Oakland Office, mh and Wuningmx. MAIL TO S8AN (Seattle, Tacoma - General AflOl‘“ Pacific ceast office, corner’ First and Brannan sts. ~Japhito be shippst to'big Exan Chlcle Company _._._________4 J. D. Spreckels Bros. & Co. Oceanic Steamship Company HAVE OPENED TEMPORARY OFFICES A? VHE General Offices 7 | [ dnmh \ L4 Freight and Passenger —AT— FERRY BUILDING - - San Francisco Oceanic Steamship Company’s Dock PIER 7, FOOT OF PACIFIC STREET Local Freight Office—Jpear and Marrison Jtreats, for rl':sceiving and delivering all freight. Carloads and b s than carloads: Lombard-street Tracks and China Basin—&s receive The Cunard SteamShlp CO' l:tdo and deliver carleads only. General Pacific Coast Agency is now located with UNION PACIFIC OF- FICE on ground floor, south end Union Ferry Building, San Fran- cisco. Those having reservations please call or communicate with us at once. Applications for passage attended to and official tickets now | being issued same as usual. Call upon or address \ 8. F. BOOTH, General Agent, Ferry Building, San Franciseo. Our Jervice JIs the Same as Defore the Fire AMERICAN LINE. St. Lous..... May KOSMOS LINE [piosimnmiisiee si-.:zg' 2&A= b8 ...fiyq es0 62008000008 ! B ‘We are temporarily located in the offiéés of the Risdon Iron Works, NW cor. Stewart and Folsom streets. 8. 8. Hérmonthis will safl from How- Mexican Ports Ei da, Magdal i e ’*3{2 Rosalig, Tepolol e Coast fitenm-mp Conp-nw 'S stedmer racan will I Rean, b | leave Broadway Wharf, MONDAY, MAY 1 and Puget Sound Points AW VoK R e Freight and Passengers. Steamer Buckman leaves Sunday, April 28. Steamer Watson leaves plonsses will Gol & Sax m Wednesday. %'xem 0(5”;5« W ‘H Freightreceived at Steuart Street Wharf, San Franeisco, and Franklin Street Wharf, FF relet Gfllefi. mdw Whlr}. \ (2} DUNANN, Geén. Piss. Agt., San Franum {Oakland, - Alaska Pacific S. S. Co., Steuart : ‘ Street Wharf. The Chas. Nelson Co., First and | For EuREKA (HUMBOLDT Clay Stree.s, Oakland. Stmr. Corona, Monday, April 30, 1 Pliay 10, ’3 %‘3 3 FOR SEATTLE AND VICTORIA, ThE TSRO o tmr. Queen, Tuesday, May 1, 10 a. % EW YORK. Toyo Kisen Kaisha o mms, o Sreom Pacific Mail s ’°«:%.§“‘ ,?:fl- oy (Oriental S. S. Co.y S P eKeT oFFics: OMANIE T "i'rék“' L5573 Have Opened Their General Offices at | 02Kland—968 Broadway; San Fran- emsnip Comp&ny C. D. Fi- Au:nfsis Yy 2 cisco—Broadway wharf. Freight of- g:c n‘go:‘l; ufi“: 14th st., s Ee 217-221 Brannan S¢., San Francisco Steamers will leave wharf, corner First and Brannan streets, 1 p, m., for Yokobama and Hong Kong, calling at Honolulu, Kobe (Hiogo), Nagasaki and Shanghai, and connectirg at Hong K ng vith steamers for Manila, India, etc No cargo received on boardcn day of sailing, S.’S. Nippon Maru... Thursday May 10 S° S, Hong Kong Maru.. Tuesday, June § Round tr p tickets at reduced rates. For. freight and passage apply at fice—Broadway wharf San Francisco. C. D. DUNANN; G. P. cisco. . A, Sam Fran-|| 284t Steamers of this company will 'sail from wharf, corner First and Brannan streets, as follows: S. 8. MONGOLIA will sail Tues- day, May 1, at 1 p. m., for Yoko- hama direct, thence to Kobe, Nag- asaki, Shanghai and Hongkong. S. 8. CHINA will sail Saturday, Hay5 at 1 p. m,, for. Hongkong, 'l via- Honolulu, Yokohama, Kobe, N: ki and Manila. Pacific Mail Steamship Co. . OCCIDENTAL & ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CoO. T0Y0 KISEN KAISHA. Headquarters at Pacific Mail Dock, San Franciseo. S.'S. Alameda; Sails for HONOLULU SUNDAY, ‘\pr 29th, 3 p. m;, from Pacific street San Frtmcilco, pler No. 7. $75.00 First Class; $30.00 Third a-.] Office, 1008 Broadway, Oakland. W. H. AVERY, Asst. General Mana; :S. ACAPULCO will sail Mon-| Employes report for instructions AT : day, April 30, at noon, for Aca-|immediately. - CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN BRI o Jous de Grbtamais an |- RM“MI Ngommy PACIFIC STEVEDORING AND h'O“I-‘nE;ICE: M;fn D; ok, First and l- .. mu. fi Co., LASTING COMPANY, ‘me_ sts., ranciseo. G Tw m, North Shore 53 Mission Street. -_— 2009 PACIFIC AVE, - |The San Francisco National Bank 2340 PACIFIC AVE., temporary office Railroad Company All persons having bills against the California Nofthiwestern Railway Cota- pany and North Shore Railroad Coni- pany prior to March 31, 1906, dre fe- quested to forward immediately to Controller, Tiburon, Cal. i with Roisting engines for hire. = 264t IR o -[lPflfiTllT NOTICE. - efi @ NEW YORK : k. ‘.m e ok An:nmu.u:ov'v:’l‘l:r; STEAMSHIP American |cenrea LINES, | fee s s o g ool oot _OAKLAND OFFICE: 1168 BROADWAY. is now discharging cargo.at Pler 23 (Greéenwich-street wharf No. 1), Sam y same at above address. By order. Y FREDERICK FUNSTON, } Brigadier Tempomy Ofius “81 Tfe&t Avem, rERMAN BARTH..........Architect| nnmuuf&: mpgnvmumn-:: : San Franciseo. LORING P. RIXFORD..Architeot. \ JOHN A. at owner’s risk and expense. . w Have established temporary offices at \ General, N. G. C. WILLIAMS, DIMOND e 1813 Plerce #&, San Francisoo. -0 S.T.BRITTEN - - - Manager)nours 1-| A —