The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 8, 1906, Page 7

BUSINESS PERSONALS—Con. | Friends ana Bl ERALD 3. FITZGIBBON, for-| SDectfully invited o arioms e i re-} 2 Powell st, mow at 24| %day (Tuesday). at 1 p. m, fl‘mun 1lmo | Mortu chapel ‘of the Golden Cate , Crossley | Undertaking Company, 245 4 | street, near Twenty-first. Intaronroos press’Lawn Cemetary = 2 87 city, 4 CBRIDE—In thig May 1906, Fatrick McBride, beloved biother of Edward and Thomas Mrs, Bliza Millen, o native of Hreiany im % _years. Friends are respectfully tnvifed o funeral Monday, May 7“1;"0« e teud the at 8 o'clock a m., from the resi o{hm brother, Edward Mcnrig-. 7ld§&n.$.- f&‘t r;::ee;-i l(hence to the Church o] mond uree:.y o g M between Eighteenth e‘g:;‘d‘ requiem high “MQ‘C??' Private. Kindly omit flowers.72t ot -‘AE‘HX—Hcronce. beloved husband | - gggret McCQarthy, and father of . C. Descalso, a_native of Gara- a 58 oy ard Nineteenth, mass will be cel vith teams ana ap- report immediately. 4-30-1m St. Peters Where a requiem mass will be ed for the repose of his soul, ng at 9 o'clock. Interment sS Cemeery. Friends and nces are respectfully 1n\1‘1‘eo n Oakland, May 7, 1906, John beloved husband of Mrs. and father of Josoph rother of Rudoiph Morest, T-in-law of Frank Messini, a Switzerland, aged 54 years 1 1 4 days. A member of K. of P. May 6. 1805, Grace oved wife of I. T.-Plant, and of P. McTamany and the late many, and sister of Mrs. A irs. Rebecca Flowers and cTamany, a rmative of San aged 29 years § months and are Te- and acqualntances ed to attend the funeral es / (Tuesdayj, May 8, 1906, t 830 o'clock & m., at the residence R. J. Bmyth, 154 Fifteenth street. ice to Mission Dolores Te mess will be celebrated for the se of her soul, commencing at 9 e m 1t RUMAINE~In this city, April 80, 1805, Theodore, unge: son of Theodore e, and grandchild of T. Dare, & natlve dearly beloved in- rdahline May 6, 1806, Mary beloved wife ot phrey, James, George, Aloys Scott and the late Ka- ark and Daniel Scott, ana of Jeremiah, Michael, THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY. MAY WILL REAR THREE Bl UILDINGS Trustees of Prior Estate to Let Contracts for (Class A Structures. Will Occupy the Sites of Burned Blocks on Market Street. Same Owners Likely to Rebuild on Tivoll Location. At & meeting of the trustees of the J. K. Prior estate yesterday it was de- cided te build three class A buildings on Market street. These bulldings are to be located in the once busiest part of San Francisco, which tends to show that the business section of the eity will be located in the same section it occupled before the conflagration. The heirs were represented at the mesting by J. K. Prior Jr., L. 8. Prior, Willlam Metanes, B. Delger and Thom- a3 P. Andrews. One bullding is to be erected at 1020 Market strest, opposite Fifth. A mag- nificent structure will rise on the site at 1028 Market, where formerly stood the Owl Drug Company. Another building will be reared on a plece of Feii | Tound with a frontage of 75 feet ep- mother of et Schaffner and Wil- the late Mrs. Annie of Ireland, sged 6 guaintances are re- to attend the funeral May 8, at 13:30 o'clock ate residence, 1781 San hence to St. Peters Twenty-fourth and eets, for services, commen- yclock. Interment Holy Cross t Menlo Park, May §, 1506, d of the lale Margaret and beloved father of James e, & native of County Tyrone, take place todaly 30 a. m., from his late {aight street, thence to Heart Church, where & requiem be celebrated for the repose 1, commencing at 10 o'clock 2. t Holy Cress Cemetery. 1t his eity, May 2, 1908, Mrs. rns, wife of Dr. Victor J. gunt of Mrs. Henry Man- F. Foley and James and lman, & native of Ireland, aged eral will at 9:30 ends end ecquaintances are re- invited to attend the funeral , at 1:80 p. m, ors of A, W. Martin & Co., street. Interment h°{{l° " this city, May § 1908, Almira Wise, daughter dlkobnfl H.and e late Jessle Wise, and sister of ewton A., Wilbur A, Alex' L snd Wise and Mrs. Fred Law- d_ cousin of Amella Hunt, & ivermore, Alamedsa g ¥ eral at 3 cars. . T L o ey from I O. . may View remains ¢l 12 o'cleck, Tuesday, et 1768 O'Farrell street. ke WOLLARD—In Oakiand, May 6, 1908 Isagc B. Wollard, beloved I d of Julia Wollard, and father of William{ eral tomorrow (Tuesdny). 4. m., from the residence 064 Market street, thenoe of Immaculate Concep- &« solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated for the of his soul commen at 9 dzc]fl. In Bt Holy Cross Semetery, . 13t CYRUS 8. WRIGHT. GEO. H. CLARK. A. P. BOOTH. HAROLD L. WRIGHT. N. Gray & Co. UNDERTAKERS. 2158 GEARY ST, Cor. Devisadero. United i gz iy Undertakers® Association james Henderson, | the lats| of Hary F.| of rmany, aged T6 of the Lumbes fl\l.r-‘ n ! are Aawn Cemetery. the City and County y & 1906, Biner Henckel, sged 29 years. ‘exas, aged 60 years. | . 1 A . 1806, Ot ml rec - lxg‘d'_g.acrlymbdoveé | Fun Directors & a la Hess, and| Srm. 7_end Bis| 2608 Howard St., Nr. 22d a Hess, & netive of San Fran eged ¥ years 1 month end 3 —In Secramento, May §, 1908, G&—} red daughter of John and the H. F. Subr & Co. 2918 MIBSION STREET, Between 25th and 26th. Phone White 2341 = : periors of Bunker & Mission _ street, between d and Twenty-third | Oakland. y 1, 1908, | f Arthur Humphreys, and her of Mrs. E. R Bergst and Wil- Moore, & native of Ireland, s Meay 4 t —Iin Secramento, 1902, Knauer, beloved husbana and father of the Knauer Jr., and Willem C.| N and mnv;i{uher of %V‘,A L end Henry Knauen and her of Ex KM“;:_ of Offenbech, Ger- Mrs. Anna vom = I nares Germany, _and 5 ‘Willlem Wi n of San of Wensel a of Sonnefeld 7 £ f AMrs. .,E“': ¥ :ork ?:;m,c‘.;bm otha, Germany, eged & and 18 d:sr-.u e to-day T Rarisins ey b emains 108 N street, .y $p m hn-x}: residence, Tuesdiy), from 1 to 6, 1906, Ida McTeer, strictly private McTRES—jn Oskland, May A, belpved wvife of Alexander of Bweden, eged 34 years 1 GOLDEN GATE UNDERTAKING COMPANY Having escaped the fire, we still continue the business at the old stand, 2475-2483 Mssion street, near 21z St. Use cur chapel fres, Will Repair County Bulldings. OAKLAND, May 7~The Board Supervisors met in regular session morning and got rid of & large of routine business which had piled in the last two weeks. s&gfia SRR fii { a posite the demolished 044 Fellows’ building. This spot before the fire Was covered by small buildings. These three buildings are to be mod- ern in every detall and will add to the beauty of new BSan Francisco. The contragts for the construction work have not yet been let, but they will be in & short time. The work of clearing the debris will be begun at onoce. As to the property of the Prier es- tate at Mason and Eddy streets, which was formerly occupied by the Tivoll Opera-house, the trustees have not de- cided just what they will erect there, but as scon as work is under way on the first three structures it is likely the trustees will Gecide to bulld on the Tivoll site also. ——————————— Marriage Licenses. The following marriage licenses were issued yesterday: , Fred H. J. Hassmann, 17, 109 Bush street, city, and Ida Stettler, 37, Bush street, city, George C. Barrington 33, city, and Grace Amann, 28, city. Victor E. Stein, 28, 1749 Buchanan street, and Elizabeth Le G XKeaner, 20, 1745 Buchanan strest. Charies R. Blow, 4L, city, and Ross P, Turner, 3, city, Thomes W. Simunie, 24, 3157 Fifteenth street, city, and Myrtle C. Buckman, 20, 639 Third avenue. Emil Kuhen, 26, 25 Hureka strest, and Lettie Morris, 18, 356 Hureka st Venansio Matraia, 30, 3981 Eighteenth street, and Agnes M. Ouertnen, 33, 8581 Highteenth street. Antonio Bargagliotti, 21, city, and Tda Risso, 18, oity. Frank Heuer, 25, city, and Matfida Kunts, 23, elty. James Clapten, 25, 238 Nevada ave- nue, and Emma T. Davis, 21, 328 Ne- vada avenus. Thomas W. Lawrenos, 23, city, and city. M. Biedenburg, 23, city. Arthur M. Martin, 20, Stotkton, and Lilllous G. Reeder, 24, eity, Wiliam EH. Reardon, 23, eity, and Eva M. Roberts, 15, oity. Hugh J. Coliins, 1L, city, and Bessle Wiiton, 19, 1011 Hayes street, Lester T. Fitssimmons, 21, eity, and Maude Bimpson, 17, eity. BSamuel Wool, 25, oty and Masy Pogust, 20, eity. JAPANESE-AMERICAN BANK SAFE WITHSTANDS THE FIRE Coin and Currency to Ameunt ef T §i§:= 5? il FIRE UNDERWRITERS |GAKLAND'S SCHODLS T0 NAME COMMITTEE | ARE REOPENED MAD FOR 0 CONFERENGE| TTENONICE 1S 01 Will Mest With Body of Citizens for an Understanding as to Their Intentions. All of the Buildings Are in Good Con- dition and Considered to Be Safe. s Action Taken '; o'd‘:' : ‘m"‘" the | Dapartment Officials Are Confrontsd Qrowing Fesrs + olders With the Problem of Providing of Policies, for Pupils. Insurance |¢ |o Eetimated That There Will Be Representatives of - the Companies Adopt = Important Fully Twe Thousand More Scholars Next August. Non-Waiver Clause. The ¥ire Underwriters’ Adjusting Bureau, which holds dally sessions in ICS:OEAND m’ “n"g“.7szi,:.; :l;::fi Reed Hall, Oakland, has declded to 80~ yo1mq) gttendance. All of the school point a committes to confer with the buildi were X finance eommlx of the reconstruction by fallf i mn:r; D:n:“plg:mam committee rel e to the course to be 2 pursued by the insurance compml:lln but they are in fairly good condition settling local losses. This decision was|20d 8afe a8 far as brick or frame reached by the underwriters’ bureau |Structures can be considered safe. &t its meeting yesterday after s letter| The problem which strongly con- from Becretary W. R. Metson of tha|fronts the department is that of han- reconstruction committee, inviting the|dling an increased population of chil- naming of such & conference delega-|dren coming from San Francisco. It tion, were read. The selection of the|{s estimated that there are at least men to meet the reconstructionists was | 5000 children to be adddd to the mor- ::nndu the executive committes of the| mal school attendance of 10,000 to e DuEek: 11,000 who will have to be provided Beocatiss of the development of ap- for at the opening of the new school prehension on the part of policy held- year in Angust. s ers and also because it is known that speculators are trading on the fears of ThACISSSUE Bolicy will Tie to aeat persons that have claims sgainst the|the old resident children first, and insurance corporations it was deemed |t0 Mmake such temporary provision for wise and best that the representatives | DeWcomers a3 the department facl- of the companies and of the policy |ities will permit. heolders, many of whom are awaiting payment before they start to rebuild, should get together and have a fair and full understanding of the situa- tion, so that doubts would be removed and confidence continued. Rolla V. Watt at first opposed the motion to designate a committee from the underwriters’ bureau to confer with the finance committes of the recon- structionists, bholding that if such = oommittes were appointed the action might be construed as committing the various eompanies represented to ‘whatever econclusions would follow. He strongly objected to the naming of a conference committes s invited by Metson untll the Fire Underwriters’ Bureau ghould have sccomplished something definite. ‘“We do not yet know ourselves what we will do,” argued Watt, “and we should got enter Into any conference with the finance committee of the re- construction committes, whose conclu- sions might be considered binding. It will be time enough to name such a committes when we have outlined our own plan of work.” Watt withdrew his ebjection to the motion té name a’'eonference commit~ tee when it was made to appear to him that the appointing of such a body would tend greatly to add to the con- fidence of the policy holders at this time, The general adjusting committes of the Fire Underwriters’ Bureau adopted an impertant non-waiver clause yester- Gay. In passing the measure the com- mittes practically gledged the body to make fio effort to take advantage of to the home offices In the usual man- ner. The work of adjusting claims will of the leading American Buropean companies are now rep- resented at the Fire Underwriters’ Ad- Justing Bureau Representatives of sev- eral London companies are on their way here from the home offices. Notice has been given by the Northe BANK®S CASH RESOURCES ARE LARGELY INCREASED 8tatement lg Issued Showing Finances of the Woells Farge Nevada Natlonal Corperation. The Wells Fargo-Nevads National It will not be possible to utilize any of the new structures, other than the Grant school, for a long time, owing to the damage done by the earth- quake. The Grant school was badly a #0 far as its adornments are concerned, but it 1is structurally strong and was opened today. All of the schools were occupled except the Lincoln. This school will be ready ‘Wednesday. The relief committee on children’s and adults’ garments which occupied the basement has moved out, but !orty-olz hours must elapse be- fore the n of the bullding is completed. Superintendent of Schools McCly- monds is In conference with the Board of Education touching the new conditions which have arisen, and this problem of providing additional facil- ities will be made one of paramount importance for early settlement. BLOOD-CLEANSING. SPRING TONIC. Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Is an Ideal 8pring Medicine That Never Fails to Put the Blood in Right Cendition and te Make Life Worth Living. which should be theirs at-this season. feel languid, tired, have: or no appetite, ambition is energy, n 4 ] nor ia largely a burden, g ® : EE%:E | i i of a bl F § gi b -4 juman frame } 2 E g ebsolutely purs and sclentific distilla- tion from Malt, containing medical and invigorating qualities not found im any other whiskey or medicine, Duffy's ig the only absolute pre- ‘ventative and oure of pneumenia, com- sumption, grip, bronchitls, asthma, stomach and nervous diseases, malaria and low fevers. Bank yesterday sent out s statement| All druggists and grocers, or direst of fts resources. mn.;.m(mmlqllu;bo«h. Moedical booklet amount immediately avatlable in cash | free. Duffy's Malt Whiskey Oa, Roch- on April ¢ was 320,787,848, “That does not show our. fmmediate ester, N. Y. *** MW e ——— T —— e s cash resourees,” said I W. Hellman, | NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS, BUILD- When speaking of the record. “The ameunt has been increased to between $22,000,0000 and $25,000,000. More than 46,000,000 fn deposits are controlled by me end of eourse this is net to be disturbed.” ————— Bank Vaults Found Intact. tact. ‘W. H. Crocker, president of the Orecksr-Wooslworth Nationsl = Bank. said that absolutely no damage had| R been caused T the Dani’s sate deposit: w Sominiiies o 15, WOE. Grchitects Wp‘hnmm‘ \mu.m.m %gmwnmhm. 3 not. scerched, The safe deposit depart- |- days ok sope ment of the bank simply resumed’ %0 the laws and business yesterday where it left off of bul ' Agitl 1, the day befors the fire. |in fan o S v I e L e AR SR L under which all ~ Insdrance. b strtuctures hereniter be In view of numerous spplications a B e B Y wwe and special department for oollection of be Ping s, nesr Filkmowe © o ‘Bearetasy, ERS, ENGINEERS AND OTHERS INTERESTED IN THE BUILDING LAWS OF S8AN FRANCISCO. Publie notice is hereby given thyt it is 420 d"‘lafinnfi an’n nted by his Honor ‘e A wl“ of San F'rancisoe. e | The White House Temporary Offices' 1806 Pacific Avenue Raphael Weill & Co. Inc. SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD Are prepared to serve yeu frem Stock Arriving and in Transit. The fire has destroyed some steck, but we have comsign. ments arriving daily and large stocks in several warehouses that escaped the in San Fraacisco J. H. Ollh.r Whhldu.y - :ol:lkhl'l'lmwo:n:m. lonogram Q orters Ales, Dewar's ™ c: iman’s Mustard, Crosse & Blackwell's Goods, Etc., Kio. Sherwood & Sherwood, Present Address: 524 Thirteenth Street, P. O. Box 506, Oakland, Cal Formorly 212-214 Market St., Sag Frascisce. Wostern Sugar Refining Co. Spreckels Sugar Co. Pajaro Valley Cens. R. R. Co. Monterey County Water Co. TEMPORARY OFFICE = 569 Ninth St., 0AKLAND, CAL. Telephone—0Oakiand 1405 Joshua Hendy Machine Works _ Formerly 61-77 Fremont Street ARE NOW REBUILDING Works and Office, Bay and Kearny streets, SAN FRANCISCO Stoek of Engines, Boilers and Pumps now arriving, PROPERTY OWNERS. We have complete facilities—namely, railway con— nections, bunker privileges, wrecking outfits, steam shovels, tools, implements and teams, enabling us to promptly remove debris, rubbish, brick and iron, from your property at reasonable prices. THE C.E. LOSS CO., Gone'nl Contractors, 1824 POST ST. SAN FRANCISCO. ASPHALTUM California Asphaltum Sales Agency OFFICE—I6th and Iiinois Streets, San Francisco —_— e ‘%’ | REFINERIES AND STOCKS UNINJURED .Send Your Orders In