The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 1, 1906, Page 7

THE SAN MORE CITIES ADD THEIR DONATIONS Relief Fund Grows Gradually as Various Municipalities Report New Con- tributions to Committee. nmittee has m the close of ie the following report of subscriptions ress on May 30: Town. 023.89 Local. Total $376,834.58 $7,381,858.47 ; ..$7,423,508. Subscription Department. i fADDAFORD, Ch £ to May 29 additional® ss Society F ew York City iditional®® .00 78 .44 rd. Pa 52 : N 3 Puget Sound A 41 ates ship Philadelphia 50 narine barracks at Puget Sound. . 75 M 100 70 67 81 3 % Me .00 .27 a5 s Labor Council, New Orleans, La 00 ; 165 as . 00 4 I r s of New Yo * ..%1,000 x Mr. Brown has donated the services of his pert 1ays succeding the earthquake. X5 aive r claim of $250 against the finance ) be turned into the reilef fund MAru...cocoessonsssns 125.00 $6.807. 5.000 abor Coun nd, Ohio nd, O1io $2 WANTS T0 BUILD 'WANTS VIEWS | SCHODLHOUSE. OF COMMANDER State of Missouri Offers Caring for the Destitute to Erect: One to Be Is Soon to Become Named After It. ] City’s Duty. Carrigan,| AS the time is approaching when the s of Mis- | caring for the peoplé left destitute by the recent calamity will fall upon the city Mayor Schmitz has addressed the | following communicationy to Major Gen- eral Greely asking for his views as to the best way of handling this task when it becomes the city’s duty. The | letter is as follows: | ‘Major General Greely, commanding Pacific Division Unfted States army— As the time is approaching when the | municipal authorities must necessarily | take charge of the housing and main- tenance of our poor people who have been left destitute by the calamity of April 18, 1906, and realizing the great and eMclent work In this regard which has been done by the United States troops under your able command, I beg | to a8k that you give me your views as to fhe best way of providing for our unfortunate people after those under | your command have relinquished con- trol thereof. 1 wish te have the work carried on in the same able manner {in which it ha# been done during the past six weeks, but Belleve that as far as possible our citizens should be made independent instead of dependent. I ould therefore greatly uppreciate It uld, at your early conveni- me this information. very truly, E. SCHMITZ, Mayor.” | ing for as we der simi- -five per en and teach- vacation the intil for ¢ announced through tate that we will then we hope to enable the ancisco to iing to be i dering best to wait ght gather contributio > has ement among the wo- ates to con- Francisco tion i gs by donating $10 to the e officers—Clothilde nevieve Carroll a cir- e wo- y. The fol- ature of this . W, the e schoolhouses rough the united|_ v clubs of Ameri- |} ributing $10 to_start ng fund of San Fran- THE UNITED RAILROADS Fifty of the Latest €hicago Type Will | Seom Be Speediag Through the o City. Ten new cars for the United Rafl-| roads arrived in 8an .Francisco yester- | day and eighteen more are this side of Sparks, Ney. on thelr way here. | Twenty-two_more are nearing comple- | tion in the Bast. Within a few weeks these fifty cars will be running over the extéended trolley system of the United Railrogds, and will solve the question of erowding that is now. wor- rying passengers and rallroad officials alfke. | These new cars are of what s known | as the (‘mcn{o type and for sizeé, equip- | elegance of finigh surpas: t expe ted that the clubs who ed by 1 mity, or which calls for ond to this courtesy e- ap- this all the elubs in the gh the State federa- s thro Superintende: - - of >chools A. a-has addressed he teachers of | of a suggestion, given by the Superintend- ools of Galveston, Texas, a has begun among the school teachers of the United ement a contribution to assist | ment and ng the schools of San Fran- nny!h!nf yet seen on this coast. hey | are Dbuilt for high speed and in their | econstruction the comfort of passengers | ked fr was fully considered. Some will be placed on the San Mateo run, but a majority will operate on the Market street and branch lines, It is the inténtion of the United Rall- the | been taken in the matter s and scholars at Eden ed one day of the project, each scholar and teacher his it roads to place the néew cars in commis-| #fon fust as fast as their motars can | | be Installed and it is said that the first| ten will be ready within two weeks. ite and turmed Superintendent. is characteristically the children in the ht to be proud of the oppor- heip the children of the city r Gate to repair the dam- reat disaster, borme with ] cheerfulness than in nistoric’ time. Bank of Martinez will act as treas- r. Any ributions for this pur- may be sent to the bank or to the “Superintendent of Schools of sta (County.” i 4 SR S Three Day Laundry, Allister st. Phone Park 316. We Francisco conflagration of April | vggiiad ik s pebiis of | ha |rate of four | payable quarteriy | EST on said four thousand nin EXTENSION OF TIME.. | Notice is hereby given the claimants for losses by fire in the San 18th, 19th, 20th and 21st, to property Fireman's Fund Insurance Company, or| WILL BEAUTIFY UNION SQUARE Property Owners’ Asso- ciation Formed for Adornment. Determine—s‘tores Shall Be Made Uniformly Attractive. y An enthusiastic meeting of owners of property on Union square was held yes- FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 190. ADVERTISEMENTS. terday. morning in the Chronicle build- | ing for the purpose of taking action with regard to the future architec- tural and bdther features in the re- building in that particular locality. H. C. Breeden presided and submitted by- laws, which among other things set forth: “That the name of this organiza- tion shall be the Union Square Prop- erty Owners' Association. its purpose to further the interests of that part of San Irancisco known a Union square, to bring about its res urrection into the most beautiful part of the business section of the city, to | encourage regularity and style in its buildings, to secure the finest stores, so that it may be attractive to all cit zens and become famous everywhere, Every owner of land on Union square, or his representative, is en- titled to membership, but not both owner and representative. Any owner of land contiguous to owncrship en the square may also be a member either personally or by a representa- tive. A corporation or club may be represented by a designated officer or trustee. The. by-laws were carried unanimously The following were elected officers and directors: C. Breeden, presi- dent; George D. Toy, vice president; William F. Burbank, secretary and treagurer; J. M. Rothehild. Charles ® Green, M. H. de Young and Robert L. Coleman. On motion of Charles 1 Green it was resolved to meet again at Bliss & Faville's office in the St. Fran- cis Hotel at 3 o'clock. Thursday after- noon, June 7. A s s N THIEF STEALS CLOTHING FROM THE RED CROSS TE NT Soldiers st the Presidlo Scareh Among the Refugees Without Success for the Purloined Goods. About twp dozen ladies' skirts, a suit of clothes, an overcoat and several boxes of knives and forks were stolen from the Red Cr tent at the Pre- sidio some time Wednesday evenin, 4 by some one who entered the tent during the absence of the guard. The goods were missed early the next morning and a detachment of soldiers was sent out to search the tents for tolen goods. After several hou reh was discontinued, but it v - taken up again this morning outside of the reservation. The soldiers dec that the goods were taken befor i o ck. for at that hour a guard is placed both in- | side and out of the tent. Three men sleep in the tent, while one patrols it from the outside. It is helieved that the’ thief, knowing that the Red Cross people were in the habit of leaving the tent before the guard reported on, watehed his opportunity and away with the goods before any one in authority arrived. L i LA Prometion Committee. The California Promotion Committee s made arrangement ith the man- agement of the Hotel St. Francis to give a luncheon the day before the hotel is opened to the public. Matters of interest to the welfare of the city and ate will be discussed and the function will undoubtedly give an im- petus to the work of rehabilitation. Notice to Pensiomers. The Tounty Clerk w to announce for the benefit of ve 1€ who must] have their pension claims and vouchers countersigned by nim that his office will be located on the northwest corner of California and Webster streets until further notice. The veterans will begin to receive their pension warrants about June 4. e Going Rapidly. Only a few stalis or stores left in the large market place at Sixteenth and Dolores streets. Right on a line con- necting the Mission with the Western Addition. Inquire at bullding. » SPRING VALLEY WATER WO (A CORPORATION). Notice of Redemption of Second Mortgage Bonds. Notice is hereby given that the SPRING VALLEY WATER WORKS, a corporation organized and existing under | the laws of the State of California. and | having its principal place of business in | the city and county of San Francisco, | State of California, has clected and does hereby elect to redeém, on the first day of September, A. D. 1906, and at its of- fice, No. 126 Stockton street, in the city and county of San Francisco, State of California, T'nited States of America, ALL | outsanding and unredeemed BONDS of its SECOND MORTGAGE' bond issue. which original second mortgage bond is- sue consisted of five thousand (5000) bonds of said corporation of the denom- ination of one thousand ($1090.00) dollars each. umiform in form and date, and- numbered from one (1) to five thousand (5000) inclusive and comsecutively, and payable at the office of the corporation, in Ban Francisco, thirty (30) years after date, but redecmable at the pleasure of the corporation on or at any tithe after the first day of September, A. D. 1906— all of which bonds bear interest at the (4) per cent per annum, at the office of - the co: vation in San Francisco, and all of which bonds are dated and bear date on the second day of Mdy, A. D. 1887, and of which said original’ sécond mortgage bond issue there are now outstanding and unredgemed four thousand nine hundred and ninety-one (4991) bonds of the ag- gregate par value of four million nine hundred and ninety-one thousand ($4.991,000.00) doHars. And notlee is further hereby given that, in accordance with the terms of said bonds and the mortgage securing the same, dated May second, A. D. 1887, INTER- hundred and minety-one (4991) outstanding and unredeented Londs, and on each and all théréof, WILL CEASE on and after said Septémber first, A. D. 1906, By order of the Board of Directors of the Spring Valley Water Woarks. Dated San Francisco, California, March ”&h. 1906. SPRING VALLEY WATER WORKS, (Co oraAtfi Seal.) By CHAS. WEBB HOWARD, President. and by PELHAM W. AMES, Secretary, It shall be| is a positive cure for all those painful | ailments of women. It will entirely | cure the worst forms of Female Com- | plaints. Inflammation and Uleceration, | Falling and Displacements and conse- | quent Spinal Weakness, and is peenli- arly adapted to the Change of Life. | It will surely cure. \ Backache. | It has cured more cases of Female Weakness ¢than any other remedy the | world has ever known. Itisalmostin- fallible in such cases. It diseolves and expels Tumors in an early stage of development.” That Bearing-down F A causing pain, weight and headache, is instantly relieved and permanently cured by its use. Under all circum- stances it acts in harmony with the female system. It corrects Irregularity, Suppressed or Painful Periods, Weak- ness of the Stomach, Indigestion, Bloat- ing, Nervous Prostration, Headache, General Debility. Also Dizziness, Faintness, Extreme Lassitude. ‘‘don’t-care ” and * want-to-be-left-alone " feeling, excit- ability, irritability, nervousness, sleep- lessnass, flatulency, melancholy or the “blues,” and backache. These are sure indications of Female Weakness, some derangement of the organs. For | Kidney Gomplaints and Baekache of either sex the Vegeta- ; ble Compound is inequalled. You can write Mrs. Pinkham about yourself in strictest confidence. LYBIA E. PINKNAN MED. €0., Lyna, Nsss. Before Purchasing Linen ask for the price list of German Linen Sold direct irom the loom to the consumer by E. V. GRUENFELD Landeshuter Leinen - Gebildweberei 20-21 Leipziger Str., BERLIN, Germany. ] North British and Mercantile Insur- ance company OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH. Combined ' Assets Over Eighty-Seven MiHion. o the Publie and Our Pafrons: The North Brittsh will pay all fire flosses just as soon as adjusted. Our office for handling all loss claims (s 5oclt¢d in the Tribune building, north- Nost corner of Eighth and Franklin streets, Oakland. Our office for gen- eral fire business is at 2027 Sutter street, San Francisce. § LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO., 460 Eighth St. Oakland Agents TOM C. GRANT, General Agent for Pacific Departmenty W. J. NICHOLS, QGeneral Adjuster. C. B. BURLING General Insurance My Records Have Been Saved .. .. Temporary Office at 2424 SUTTER STREET Clients Please Report Losses to Above Address. . s we Title Insurance and Guaranty Company Formerly Mills Bullding -=Now— ndon Assurance Corporation SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE, 2321 BUCHANAN STREET. Loss Notices have been acknowledged. Proofs of Loss, time for filing extended until the 18th of August, 1906. Policies Lost or Burned please repert, as we have com- plete records and will furnish copies. Policy Holders are advised to avoid Collection Agencies of every description; also so-called Adjusters for the Assured. We have ten Adjusters (and more are coming), who will facilitate the preparation of Proofs of Loss. San Francisco Losses amount to less than one-quarter of the Corporation’s Cash Assets, and under Head Office instructions the same will be paid without drawing upon the Corporation's Funds in this Country. The London Assurance Corporation has been in busi- ness without interruption for nearly two hundred years, and proposes to move right along, in spite of the tremendous dis- aster which so recently overtook our beautiful city. LOSSES PAID IN CASH WITHOUT DISCOUNT WM. J. LANDERS, Manager. F. W. TALLANT, Branch Secretary. TEUTONIA INSURANGE G0, NEW ORLEANS, LA, All persons holding policies in the above named company are | hereby notified that the requirement of policies giving notice of loss is waived, and that the time named in the policies for filing proofs is | also waived. j Our insured are hereby notified that losses are’now being ad- | justed and paid as rapidly as possible. Pacific Coast Department 464 Tenth Street, Oakland. MANN & WILSON, General Agents, C. M. BENJAMIN, Adjuster, itu FIRE INSURANCE COLLECTED NOTICE GIVEN AND PROOF OF LOSS PREPARED. .* . . FIRE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT CALIFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY 1921 FILLMORE STREET LOANS ON INSURANCE. {Money loaned on policies at regular banking rates. | Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. J. DALZELL BROWN, Manager. W. J. BARTNETT CHAS. W. SLACK E Attorneys Pienix Insurance Gompany Of Brooklyn Time for giving notice of loss or filing proofs will be extended on | request. Our adjusters will make up proofs of all losses adjusted | without expense to claimants. Call or address at new location, POLYTECHNIC BUILDING Cor. Twelfth and Harrison Streets, Oakland. | Will have one room of our offices in Kohl building ready for use in a few days. A. C. OLDS, State Agent, San Francisco, Cal. J. H. LENEHAN, Generai Agent, Chicago, [il. The Continental Fire Insurance Co. OF NEW YORK. All persons holding policies in the above named Company are hereby notified that the time named in the policies for filing of proofs is hereby | exténded for sixty days, to 17th of August. Policy-holders are also notified that losses are now being adjusted and | | pajd as rapidly ds possible. BRING IN YOUR STATEMENTS. NEW BUSINESS ACCEPTED. ARTHUR G. NASON & CO. METROPCLITAN MANAGERS. OFFICES: | Roonis 89-91 Delger Bldg., Oakland. SPRINGFIELD FIRE and MARINE INSURANCECO. 112 Broadway, Oakland, Cal. Policy holdérs who have not already filed their noticés of loss are reguested to do so, with their addresses, as soon as possible, to facilitate early adjustment. The Cémipany’s adjusters are prepared to assist the assuréd in the preparation of proofs of loss, without cost. Every neces- sary information will be given, to the end that eariy and satisfactory ad- | San Franeisco, Cal. 1931 Sutter St., Near Fillmore, | AMUSEMENTS. (Formerly Chutes Theafer.) 5--B1G NEW ACTS--3 Mosher, Houghton & M udge and Cliford & Barke. | MAT. EVERY DAY EXCEPT MONDAY. Evening prices—10ec, 25¢_ and 50c; Mats.. except Saturday and Sunday, 10@ and 25c. Dewntown box office Drugstore, Fillmore and | Phone West §000. CHUTES AND Z00. Open daily from 10 a. m. to midnight. ‘aried attractions all oyer the grounds E_A DAY IN THE ALPS Grill furnishes meals at city prices. Admission, 10¢; Children, 5c. Daily Until Next Monday RELIEF FUND CONCERTS BY THE PAMOUS ROYAL HAWANAN BAND Afternoons at 3:30 Except Sunday GREEK THEATER University of California enings = hm h e Wil Sl T SPRINGS PARK at Donlon's Sutter ata | v | s | Chutes Ev: PIEDMON SPECIAL - - - - SUNDAY AFTERNOON The Royal Hawaiian Band at Piedmont Springs Park m?s«: and 50c SUTRO BATHS Now open from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. | Swithming from 7 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Admisston: Adults 10e, Children 35e. Swimming: Adults 25¢, Children 20c. Children Admitted Free Saturday. Concert Every Sunday from to 5 p. m. Trunks Traveling Bags Suit Cases Stationery Cutlery BARBER SUFPLIES Large Stock FACTORY PRICES Come and See Us THAT MAN PITTS | THE HUSTLER 1123 Fillmore Street i Near Golden Gate Ave. |OFFICE OF THE - Northern Galifornia Fower Company 1100 GOUGH STREET MAY 25, 1906. Dividend Number 27, of five cents per share on the issued capital stoek of thHe Northern California Power Company has been declared this day, payable on and after May 31st, 1908, in coin at the office of the Corpora- tion, 1100 Gough street; transfer books will remain closed from May 26th at 4 o'clock p. m. to May 31st ag 9:00 o'clock a. m. EDWARD WHALEY, Secretary, W.&J.SLOANE & CO. Are Temporarily Located a¥ 1760 PACIFIC AVENUE GAN FRANCISCO, | 4 2 | ; I ! —AND-—- 510 TWELFTH STREET OAKLAND. | 1] | MACHINERY : : v OQocidental Machinery and Engineering Co. | Temporary Offices 2303 Pacifiz Ave. %mmms-um Standard Safecy Water Tube Boilers, Hunt Industrial Railwsy Track and Cars, Blectric Generating Sets and other machinery om fhe way and resdy for shipment. Specificatiors, estimates given come | | | tractors for complete plants. 2303 Pacific ave , San Francisco. |in any policy of the Thuringia Insurance Company which was included | , | lin the list of policies thatp‘ that company re-insured in the Fiyeman's?sw' Cor. Bush and Steims“' {Fund Insurance Company, that the time for ing notices of claim ! ; 1 for loss, or of presenting swom statements omr said policies, s | RE]D BROS.}S'[mm mum m laundry and return in three days.* Sotoul? Aviri Rty Causes Arrest of Admirer. , twenty-three years of ~d on Wednesday even- nis attentions upen & justnretits gnd settlements may bée made. 2 GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager. on “Vaiencla street. hereby extended fo August 18th, 1906. : mith had follgwed her for several : 5 : CROWN FLOUR MILL s'! Temporary Office, SE W e bOSE Adjusting Office, 1271 Turk St., San Francisco Pioniotgrirartl WA T 0 Wi, Sireet O et hno 15 s ghie, WOPLEF 2325 GOUGH STREET 416 JACKSON ST. l Marine Instrance Department, ‘keléphone Temiporary 170. 714 Broadway, Oakland. Cupatic u, resides at 1210 Valencis cet, Tel. Wese 6001, W. J. DUTTON, President Fireman's Fund hasurance o,