The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 22, 1906, Page 10

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1906. FIRE IN COAL BUNKERS PXCITES THE WATER FRONT Liner Sierra Brings Full Cargo and Many Passengers From Australia. LINER SIERRA AR h NJURE FIND TWEED! their prevailed yester- of Folsom veres 22 d that n Fuel The officers of | assistants | adjoining and | airway to the| Fiagstaff ch great vol-| Fresno ey im- into a poured all the that are at tanks bon the flames. | D BY tug Spreckels’ the fire damage 9 nd Governor from tugs, the fire broke f coal, and the steamer ester Com Houdlette, ar- passengers. ferred at Angel tug Deflance, not be landed Gr nso: ge. t 120 1y day Pollard, mgside with a big| RIVES. 1pa eeville, n, Mrs. Thor s W dney April and four- RUNAWAY. 4 Park injured at the rket streets. Harbor Emer- e was treated BODY IN BAY. S| ip T o of mercha wee! unknown isdale erd; IS DUE THURSDAY. Kiser uised about man was DALE ARRIVES. , Cap- 2y, Kalsha Company’'s Hongkong Maru is due to ar- via il be \gkong Thur aken ay. Yokohama | r pas-| to Oakland by‘ He WILL SAIL TODAY FOR TAHITIL 5 eamer la SHINNIN H S Exports foi Pedro, la, posa Charters. eamship will Pacific whart, Pler 7, Company’s | sail r Hawall. to-day, NEWS OF THE OGEAN. Celticburn is chartered m here to Liverpool and the bark Sea om Puget Sound to Ho- | The former was chartered | which salled for the ad he ¥ al shipments 1sl; 60 corn 155 c: n_material r usual com- d port. were the 0 gals ,520 . 11 cs s boots £8 7410 gars and cigarettes, 38 butter. and 7 rd miiistuffs, 000 1bs G nterprise, which safled | . had a general mer- tis 1035 cs sulphur, ibs fertilizer. ARRIVED. Sunday, rhor. dauer, tark, 17 rolls and 4 cs s and 62 cs arms wheat, 2060 bales middlings, potatoes, 9649 lbs canned cs codfish, 6000 Ibs 1200 Ibs sugar, 30 csks 100 sks' coal, b0 150 cs INTELLIGENCE. May 2. Afllng!nn, Bridgett, 32 hours from Anfindsen, 6 hours Allen, 30 hours fm hours from son, Sanberg, 9 days or. : Campbell, .10 hours from Monday, May 3L Olsen 2 hours from Atlas, Badger, 21 hours from vu-‘ | Yuma .... s day, 154 | brought & dise to Meyer, | I Weather Bureau Report. ! 8. Department of Agriculture, | MONDAY, May 21, #06. | Stations— Bar. Max.Wnd. Wthr.Pcp. | Baker 2988 50 W Cloudy .04 | Bolse 6 v Pt.Cldy.04 Fureka . Cloudy .08 | | Independen: { Kalispell 89| Britain. | that they will express their doubt, al- Pocateilo | Portland { Phoenix |Reno ... Red Bluff . San Franeisco . 8. L. Ob Seattle Spokane Tatoosh .... lla Walla nemucca Clear .00} | FORECAST. | _For fan Francisco and vicinity—Fair | Tuesday; warmer in the morning; light | north winds, changing to fresh west. For Sacramento Valley—Fair Tuescay; warmer; light north winds. | Angeles and vicinity—Fair with fog in the morning; fresh | hwest winds. 55, Min. 47; mmit—Max. w, 62 inches; none last year. A. G. McADIE, Dis‘rict Forecaster. | Stmr Eureka, Jessen, Eureka. tmr Sierra, Howdlette, — days ney, via Honolulu ¢ days. Stmr Arctic, Nelson, % hours Eurcke average | 2 hours from from | from ¢ CLEARED. | Monday, May 2. | Stmr Pomona, Swanson, Eureka; Pac| ast S 8 Co. | ar Tiverton, Johnson, Astoria; J O Davenport N BAILED. Sunday. Stmr Roanoke, Dunham, Portland. Stmr Enterprise, Younggren, Honolulu May 20. { 2 Hilo. | Schr Lizzie Prien, Hanson, Coqulll:‘ IDE BOUND IN—May 21, 4 p. m. ip Tweedsdale, bark Carondelet, Newsboy, stmr Norwood, stmr cenwood. SPOKEN. April 5—Lat 81 S, long 117 W, Nor ship General Gordon, from Astorla for U K May 16—lat 47 N, long 6 W, Fr ship Vercingetorix. from Tacoma for U K. OMESTIC PORTS. ABERDEEN—Arrived May 20—Stmr hence May 16; stmr Acme. hence ; stmr Deaisy Mitchell. -hence May | 14: schr Muriel, from San Pedro. Moy 20—Stmr Certralia, for San Francisco. PORT LOS ANGELES—Arrived May 20—Stmr Santa Barbara. from Port Har- . and safled for San Pedro. TTLE—Arrived May 19-Stmr City of Seattle, from Skagway. May 20—U S stmr Dix, from Manila via Honclulu; tmr Olympla, from Kahulul, May 21— tmr Metcor, hence May 17, Sailed May 2—Stmr FEureka, for San Francisco; stmr Nebraskan, for Hono- 1 | HARDY CREEK-Sailed May 19—Stmr| Westport, for San Pedro. May 20—Schr| COOS BAY—Arrived Beulab, hence May 14. Sailed May 20—Schr Ivy, for San Fran- ctsco | BT Arrived May 20—Stmr Aber- | deen, hence May 18. | _Safled May 20—Stmr Eureka and schr Vine, for San Francisco. TATOOSH—Passed May 20—Schr Min- doro, hence May 11 for Port Townsend; | stmr Eureka, from Seattle for San Fran- | cisco. Passed In May 21-Stmr Meteor, hence | May for Seattle. Passed out May 21-Stmr Despatch, for San Francisco; schr Stimson, for San Pedro VENTURA—Arrived May 20—Stmr Whittier, from Port Harford, and sailed for San Francisco. PORT HADLOCK—Sailed May 21—Br stmr Coya. for —. | ALLARD—Sailed May 20—Sch: -1 | on. for San Pedro. 4 ki GRAYS HARBOR—Arrived Schr Abble. hence May 8. lled May 18—Schr Melrose, for May 20—Bktn John C Meyer. for Francisco; stmrs ; May 12| i San Centralia ‘and Bee, for San Francisco. | SAN 21— Stmt g1 Z1—Stanr | bark | v 20—Stmr Barra- | sco. May 21—Stmr Redondo, for San Francisco; stmr T 4 | | Kilburn.” r San Francisco; stmr AJ]?— | ance. for Eurcka via Coos Bay. | , Outside May 2-Ger stmr N from Yokohama s T TOWNSEND—Arrived May 21— Schr Mindoro, hence May 10 Sailed May 21—Schr Spokane, from Hon- olulu. Moy 20—Br stmr Coya. for west %MF[ of Sol;th America; Br ship Clan uchanan, for Sydney: Br s - hfglr_v_ for Liverpool. PR e TLUINGHAM—Arrived May 21— Robert Dollar. from Seqttle " A Sto" | SAN PEDRO—Saj 8§ Higgl for San F valll ard Nome City, Arrived Seattle { EASTERN PORTS . | PHILADELPHTA—Safled | Lansing. for San Francieco. = Hmr; | v 20—Stmr J; isco; stmrs Ra- for San TFrancisco. or stmr Hercules, for Eureka May 21—Stmr Chas Nelson, fm | NEW YORK-—Sailed May 18—Stmr Fi- nance, for Célon. 2 WARE RREAKWATBER—Pas: May 20—Ship Luzon. from New f‘alflli‘f’:‘ nia for Baltimcre; Br stmr Cumbal, from Caflao. ISLAND PORT. ' HONOLULU—Arrived May —] Andrew Welch. hence M:n'a]\ TrsPary FOREIGN PORTS H VICTORIA—Sailed Mey 2—Br ship Duchess of Bedford, for Arctic Ocean. SHANGHAI-Sziled May 19—Schr Wil- | 7")—13\“"1’{!9\?} for Seattle. ! ! NGKONG—Arrived May 19— i | Tremont. from Manila for Seatt V.l_“mr DUNGENESSE—Passed May 17—Br shin Invgrness-ghire, from Antwerp for Ore- g0 BREST—Passed May 14—Fr bark Pos-| suet. from Swencen for Fan Franeison.| GLON—Sailed May 17 (COLON-sall ¥ 17-Stmr Advance. LIVERPOOL—Sailed Mav 1%—Er <hip County of Inverness, for San Franc'sco.| SUEZ—Arrived May 20—Br stmr Ken-| nebec. from Manile for New York. IN—Arrived May 18—Pr shiy Graham. from Oregon. e PLYMOUTH—Arrived May 20-Br ship Dunearn. from Vancouver | NCON—Safled Mav 208t Pekine. for San Francieos, = SAN BLAS—Sntled May %0—Stmr Now- port. for €an Francisco. ks ANTWERP-Stiled April 28 Belg stmr TUruguay, for Vancouver. ____ OCEAN STEAMERS, NEW YORK—Arrived May 21—Stmr W Amsterdam, from Rotterdam: stmr 3 nncaAnv)tHF. from Lenden: stmr Finland, rom Antwerp; stmr £ oy Furnessia, from HAMBURG—Arrived May 20—Stmn Am- erika. from New York: stmr Patricia. fm | N RRAT TAR—A STBRALTAR—Arrived prior to May 21— Stmr Prinzesd Trene. from New Yook for Narles and Geno» (and proceeded). CHEREOURG—Arti Mav 2" Stmr ! Rarhbamosea. from New York for Eremen (and_proeseded) Safled Moy 21—Stmr Grosser Kurfurst, for New York . 3 { —_— At times of revival it is easy to mis- take racket for results, 1 | | have expressed themselves as opposed | surpass the Dreadnaught. |the New Yorks the game without |and Schlei’s double gave the Reds two | GIANT BATTLESHIP MAY BE OPPOSED BY CERTAIN SENATORS Not Regarded as Prob- able, WASHINGTON, May 21.—The naval | programme providing for the construc- tion of one great battleship of tonnage | equal to any afloat or now building will meet opposition in the Senate, but | not of such a stubborn character, it is believed, as to endanger its passage. There are several members of the Sen- ate committee on naval affairs who to the building of “the great, unwieldy constructed for the navy of Great These men have announced though they have not determined to | record their votes against the policy | of the administration. In some features the battleship pro- posed by the programme and provided for by the bill as it passed the House ! will be greater than the Dreadnaught. ! The tonnage must be as great as the bigzest battleship now planned. This is estimated at about 20,000 tons. Its speed must be at least twenty-one knots and its draught will be about | twenty-eight feet. I It is in the armament that it will| According | to the plans for this giant defender for the British navy it will have ten twelve-inch guns. Chairman Foss of the House committee on naval affairs | sald the battleship of the United States should have twelve twelve-inch guns. The South Carolina and Michigan, | plans for which have recently been! completed, are the biggest ships now authorized for the United States navy,! nd they wil have eight twelve-inch { | | The naval appropriation bill will not be taken up by the Senate committee | until the last of the week. Hearings| will not be had, so that it could be| reported to the Senate by Monday next. resdic ey, Eastern Baseball Games. AMERICAN LEAG! PHILADELPHYA, May 21.—Philadel- | phia today lost its first contest to a| Western team, Cleveland taking the { game after thirteen innings of hara play- ing. Waddell and Eels pitched great ball, | the former retiring In the ninth inning | to permit Lord to pat for him. Score: | 2 E. Cleveland ....... 2 i Phriladelphia 1 8 1 ‘Batteries—. and Bemis; Waddel. Bender, S and Powers. | WASHINGTON, May_21.—Washington | bunched their hits off Powell today and | defeated St. Louis handily. ScRore:H | DR Washington R T TR iSt. Louls . i 9 I Batteries—Falkenburg and Kittredge; | Hartzell and Rickley. BOSTON, May z1.—The Boston Ameri- cans equaled the record for successive defeats incurred by a major league team ! today, when Detroit beat them by a score of 2 to 1. Mullin's effective pitching was the deciding factor in the game. Collins’ errors were costly, but he also confrib- uted the leading fielding features. Score: R A ter and Graham. NEW YORK, May 21.—The Chicago | Americans won the first game of the se- ries from New York today. }slcon: N Detroit A58 Boston 1 gl Batter midt; Win- | B. Chicago 7 4 New York . . 8 11 4 Batteries—White, Owen and Sullivan; Chesbro, Clarkson, Grifith and Mc- Guire. NATIONAL LEAGUE. CHICAGO, May 21.—The wildness of Chicago's pitchers, who between them gave several bases on balls and hit two batsmen, and two costly errors, handed the necessity of base hits. Score: E. Chicago ... s New York 6 4 1 Batteries—Reulbach, Beebe and Kling; ‘Wiltse, Matthewson and Bowerman. Um- lem and Conway. NATI, Ohio, May 21.—A base on balls, a sacrifice hit, Corcoran’s single | runs and the game in the eighth inning. Score: Cincinnatt . seee B 8 4" Brooklyn . . eese & 10 3 Batteries—Ewing, Overall and Schlei; | Stricklett and Bergen. Umplres—Carpen- ter and Conway. % - gle and Magee's three-base hit in the S : ninth, with one out, resulted in a one to | yNARROW GAUGE—To Alameds Mole. nothing score in favor of Philadelphia | CRERK ROUTE—Passengers and ,,.' today. Score: press to Oakland, foot of BEroadway R. H. E.!7Three boats are being operated, irregular .. St. Louls . 0 6 0 schedul», giving prompt service to all, ! Philadelph ) from about 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. Batterie: ; Sparks and | OGDEN ROUTE—Re(u{’ar schedule. Dos Umpf | Regular equipment. ‘ w!‘th w;m‘ B¢ P i b; Pnh‘:gur; sn,‘\s'r,\ ROUTE—Regular schedule. s on e rubber, no Reguiar equipment. et B cul e LuSlole Lue i BENSET ROUTE (Enst of Los An- 1071 Broadway, Oakland, ! geles)—Regular schedule. Regular equip- o1 g2 R. H. E. |ment. {Nave of Ferry Building, Pittsburg 6 14 0 VALLEY LINE (San . Francisco-Los = Boston .. 0 7 1 Angcles)—Regular schedule. Regular San Francisco Batteries- tz; Young and equipment. s Needham. Umpire—Johnstone. | COAST LINE—Through Service San | Oregon Man Wins at Golf. i HOY LAKE, Eng. May 21.—In the| amateur golf championship games to- | day P. L. MacLeay of Oregon beat M. L., Copeland of the Stanmor Golf Club by | 5 up and 3 to play. { add EASTERN RACES o Sl Results at Louisviile. | LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 21.—Results: ~ | First race, seiling, four and a half fur- | longs—King Leopold won, Tom second, Bonart third. Time, :57. Second race, selling, six furlongs~—Oasis won, Weberfields second, Limerick Girl third. Time, 1:16 4-5. i Third race, six furlongs, purse—Maple- ( hurst won, Matador second, Mum third. ! Time, 1:15 1-5. ‘ Fourth race, steeplechase, handicap. short course—Rain or Shine won, Belle Dodson second, Signal Light third.” Time, | Fifth race, four and a half furlongs— | La Veita won. Lavia second, Laura E| third. Time, :56. | Sixth_race, selling, six furlongs—Su- zanne Rocamore won. anterlight second, Usury third. Time, 1:16 2-5. Seventh race, selling, one ‘mile—Red Light won, Freebooter second, Reticent third, Time, 1:45 4-5. ot o e Form Exploration Company. X PHOENIX, May 21.—Articles of in- corporation of the Pacific Exploration! Company, with a capital of $10,000, were filed here today, stating as the purpose of the corporation exploration in the United States and Mexico. —— Verbal virtues are blown on the first wind of persecution. RAILWAY TRAVEL. NORTH SHORE RAILROAD . &% Via Sausalito Ferry. For Sausalito, Mill Valley, San Rafael— Daily 7:00, *7:45, 8:25. *9:15, 9:50, 11:00 12:20; 45, *3:15. 4:85, 5:15. 5:50. | , 7:15, 9:00, 10:15, 11:35 p. m. *Runs to San Quentin. 7:45 a. m. dally for Cazadero and way stations, 3:15 m. Saturdays only for Point Reyes and way stations. Ticket Office: Union Depot, foot of Aarket st., 8. ¥, | Opens May 31st. ' Defeat of Project in Upper House type of the Dreadnaught,” now being | Morgan ' ' Jose. via Niles—Reguiar schedule. Addl- RAILWAY TRAVEL. YOSEMITE A splendid place to spend a few days In much needed rest. Take a few days off and make this wonderful trip. THE CALIFORNIA LIMITED 8 Days to Chicago. The Train of Luxury. THE OVERLAND EXPRESS The Comfortable Train. The only line to Denver, Kansas City and Chicago over its own tracks. Oil sprinkled roadbed makes 1t absolutely dustless. TICKET OFFICES: Ferry Building, San Francisco. Post and Fillmore Sts., San Francisco. 1112 Broadway, Oakland. 40th St. and San Pablo Ave., Oakland, University and West St., Berkeley. NEW HAVEN and RETURN Fire Insurance Company London & Lancashire OF LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND. Orient Insurance Company OF HARTFORD. We haye today, May 19, 1906, opened our late San Francisco O“m vaults and find ou- records in order. We shall now be able to proceed the adjustment and payment of losse s, and shall be obliged if POLICY-HOLDERS WILL SEND THEIR PRESENT AND FORMER AD- DRESSES AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. —To Our— SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE, 2100 DEVISADERO STREET, —Or Our— OAKLAND OFFICE, 554 FOURTEENTH STREET, That their claims may receive prompt attention. N. B.—Extensions of time for giving notice of loss or filing proofs cam be granted at the request of the Insured. Our Adjusters will deal with losses as far a: possible in the order iw which notice thereof is received, and there will be no charge to the insured for their services. WILLIAM MACDONALD, Manager. May 19, 1906. Phenix Insurance Gompany ~ $92.10 - - - TICKETS GOOD ON - - - THE OVERLAND LIMITED Less than three days to CHICAGO Chicago and Northwestern Railway TEMPORARY OFFICES Nave of Ferry Building, SAN FRANCISCO . No. 435 14th Street, OAKLAND Send all communications to Oakland office. R. R. RITCHIE, Gen’l Agt. Pacific Coast. UPTOWN. .. Southern Pacific City Ticket Office Opened Thursday, May 17 RAST |5 e Fillmore and Post Sireeis | OVERLANb AND LOCAL TICKETS SLEEPING CAR RESERVATIONS INFORMATION BUREAUS| TEMPORARY OFFICES - : CHICAGO, TRAIN SERVICE SUBURBAN FERRY SERVICE— BROAD GAUGE~To Oakland Pler, for Trancisco-Los Angeles: No. 10/No. 22|Via 3 & §J[ No.9|No. 21 * | 5:40p ally § F Ferry ar| 9:28a|12:08a 0 f F : 6:00p 0a| Oakland Pier 00a(11:30p en or rel an 10 0alar Los Ang lv| 3:50p| 8:30a | “NOTE—Time_ of southbound train | ’ . ] south of San Jose about 40 minutes later | P B fouth of San Jose avout fo minutes laier | FASSENZEr BUSINESS! operated on the regular schedule, Los| Angeles to San Jose. _ EGUTFMENT—Nos. 9-10-Regular. Nos. Reclining chalr cars, diner and ob- servation parlor car Oakland to Los An- SERVICE. C. L. CANFIELD, 1071 Broadway, Oakland, | General Agent. an Francisco-San tional trains 9-10 and 21-22. 'Trains run- ning via Niles preferable for San Fran- cisco-San Jose buriness. NOTE—Nos. 27 and 2§ carry observation parlor cars between San’ Francisco and 5 Monte These trains stops formerly made by Nos. 29 and All' trains out of Third .and Townsen, streets will stop at Valencia street, . where passengers should be requested to board trains. From this it will be noted that the Coaxt Line service Is the only ore that is: at all interfered with. However, ampia service Is provided to all rmints. It is. hoped that in the course of a few days all trains, including the Shore Line Lim- ifed will be again in operation. Havward, Niles, Livermore and San Jose (via Oakland . Pier)—Regular sched- ule Sanl a%e LAKE TAHOE| The ideal vacation place. Lake, meuntain, forest, river. Through Steeper from San Francisco Leaves 7 p. m. daily, arrives Trackee 6:15 next morning. Sleeper returning feaves Truckee 9:15 p.m., arrives here 7:08 a.m. California Limited [ To Chicago in 3 Days Leaves daily at 9:38 2. m. * With Diners and Sleepurs tockton. Merced, Frasno, Visaila, Bakersfleld T30 A. M. | For § | Hangord. 8:00 P. M. | and intermediate points. B . 8330 8. N7 Cidiromnin Tamited. 3 days to | Chicago. Tcaves overy day. Direct! :30 A. M.—Valley Limiied for Stockton, | Merced, Freqna.y Hanford, Visalia, Ba-l kersfield ana_points on Slerra Railway, 0:55 A. M.—For Stcckton, Riversbank. : (?fi"!l(:'u;\c and potnts on Sierra Rallwny. NMT. TAMALPAIS RAILWAY. : 00 P. ckton, Fresno and in- [ Week Days snd Sundays ke sime time, terniadiz ?)‘;15:: . Lv. Sun_Frapcisto. Y g.\ lfhr 8:00 P. M.—Overiand Express, for Denver, { Ar. Mt. Tamalpais.. 142 A 340 P Kansas City, Chicago and Grand Can- | Lv. Mt Tamalpais—! 1:00 P, M build! AL Ean Eranclse>—10:45 A, 235 P. 423 CKET _OFFICES—Fe; uilding, | Ar. €an Francisco—10:45 A, 2:35 P. 4.2 Post and numf.!. sts.. Br:y.n Francigen: g8 P 1112 Broadway. Fortieth st. and San Pablo OZkhnd: University ave. and [% West st., Berkeley. S B Trains are and have run every dayl Ticket Office—FSausalito Ferry, Foot of Murket St. San Francisce. | cation on all matters pertaining to the Title Insurance and (General Insurance Of Brooklyn This sterling company, which has ample means fo meet its fire losses, will occupy in a few days one of its rooms, No. 207, in the KOHL BUILDING, SAN FRANCISCO, for adjusting purposes, and ifs entire offices there, as soon as they are ready. ®n account of the inconveni- ences of their present location at 955 BROADWAY, Oakland, their temporary offices will be removed at once fo the second floor of the POLYTECHNIC BUILDING, northwest corner of Twelfth and Harrison streets, Oakland. A. C. OLDS, State Agent for Pacific Coast. J. H. LENEHAN, General Agent, Chicago. e a—————————— —— dlate Fire Insurance Co., Lid. OF LIVERPOOL Temporary office. 2100 Devisadero street, where all losses will be adjusted. corner Sacramento, San Francisee, The following cablegram has just been recelved. dated Liverpool, England: “‘State will pay San Francisco losses with funds from this sids from a special contribution by shareholders, without disturbing American assets and still leaving a large uncalled capital and reserve.” WILLIAM MACDONALD. Manager. The Continental Insurance Co. OF NEW YORK Is ADJUSTING and PAYING all fire clzims as rapidiy as PRESENTED. Fake up your claims in DETAIL and present tFem IMMEDIATELY. New business accepted. San Francisco, Qakiand, Berkeley and Alameda. . ARTHUR G. NASON & CO., Metropolitan Managzrs, 89-91 Delger Building, Oakland, Cal. Telephone Oakland 2535 1931 SUTTER STREET, NEAR FILLMORE, SAN FRANCISCO. _—————— NEW LMD North Brifish and INSURANCE COMPANY } Mercantile Insur- The First Insurance Company to Open | aflce Company at its Old Location | THE COMPANY'S OWN PROPERTY‘ 312 California Street I CF LONDON AND EDIN3URGI. SAK FRANCISGO. Combinsd Assets Over Eighty-Seved Call or adcress us at the above lo- Liillion. To the Public and Our Patroms: The North British will pay all firs Josses just =s soon as adjusted. Our office fer handling all loss claims is located in the Tribune building, north- fw-st corner of Eighth and Frankiin #treets, Oakland. Our office for gen- eral fire business is at 2027 Suttee Etreet, San Francisco. LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO, 460 Eignth St. Oakland Agents TOM C. GRANT, . General Agent for Pacific Department, | W. J. NICHOLS, General Adjuster. y Company’s business. Adjustments will receive early and prompt atftention. 5 Cash Capital $1,250,000. Reserve and Surplus, $2,125,000. UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS. Guaranty Company Formerlr Mills Building ADJUSTING DEPARTMENT OF THE 'Home Fire and Marine Insurance (o. WILL BE AT 1271 TURK STREET San Francisco, From May 10, 1908. { STEPHEN D. IVES, Vice President Home Fire and Marine Ins. Co. —Now— SW. Cor. Bush and Steiner Sts. G. B. BURLING Notice of location for City Office | Will be given later. Insurance Company Incorporated 1799. Policy-holders are invited to preses® their claims promptly at our 1905)2 Devisadero Street, SAN FRANCISCO. A F. D. CURTIS, Manager. FRANK C. STURTEVANT, Iy Records Have Been Saved \ Tempozary 0fice at 2424 SUTTER STREET Report Losses tol Ciients Please Above Address. Masonic Hall Association 2504 Washington St., San Francisco ! |