The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 12, 1906, Page 5

UNANIMDUS 7O HEAR N AID OF - BUILDERS THia GITY PROTESTS ifornia Deleqahon in Superwsors Set Monday Congress Will Act for Consideration of as a Unit. Ordinance. San Francisco Committee Interested Parhes Mav to See the President Present Their Views Today. at That Time. Plan for Federal Assist- United Railroads Granted ance to Be Formed Right to Use Over- in C nference. head Trolley Cal ders and building next 1a- sors ire rterested var| ts they the meas ok over any prote ordinance the origir If times the buildings lath, etal LOOKED FOR. st controversy viso which will CONTROVERSY of the controversy wording of the is given as walls shall be thick. If the area included wall columns 300 squ square f il not be area between B - N . and adjacent exceeds ] have >r consideration ber of ordinances that the bo passed these gne the wicst is Com- erhead exeept he com- pany trolley per where grad VARIOUS BILLS PAID. Other measures as follows were ract of land in the Park and extension; appropriating Positively cured by for the bill of the Spring Val- these Littie Pills, Company; appropriating bill of the San Company ing two 22 for bills pay- reet Improvement andertaking es- They &ls0 relieve Dis- tress from Dyspepsia, In- | alg n and Too Hearty Esting. A perfect rem- edy for Dizziness, Nausea, he March Drowsiness, Bad Taste | sk for permits befo n the Mouth, Coated of the city; com- regulate the Bowels, Purely Vegetable. T hui::v e lm“y(?{pijlx:rie:‘l:: _____._S"‘LL"LL SMALLBOSE. SMALLPRIGE, of t» oiry for tns newins 2eat Mo assage of a resolution au- Mayor to appoint a com- Fac-Simile S\gnaxure « e ittee of twenty-five to handle the PILLS. - yurth of July celebration A resolution asking the people to REFUSE SURSTITUTE raise the American flag on June 17, Bunker Hill day, was also proposed and rccepted. TO CURB DRUG TRAFFIC. Two ordinances were received from the Board of Health and passed to COR. 14th and WEBSTER STS. print. One of them is to regulate the : " ,f opium, morphine and similar " sale of opium, P OAKLAND drugs, by requiring the prescription of Temperary Only a physician or dentist for every sale. The other ordinance is proposed to make it unlawful to sell adulterated | drugs and fixing the status of adulter- Large SAFE Now On | atea arugs. The same ordinance pro- poses to prohibit the sale of methyl Stock Hand ... | Ziconor Other ordinances were introduced as follows: To erect a mrogue building at a cost of $5000; substituting for the | Will Occupy Our New Building on MARKE \T.. NEAR FIRST, S. F. ney a special attorney, to have charge | of land cases, at a salary of $250 a month. John T. Williams, the present fourth assistant, would simply be trans- ferred if the measure is enacted. The Southern Pacific Company has filed an application with the board for permission to construct a number of spur tracks. One of these is to com- mence at North Point and Mason streets and run westerly along North FOW N 'E S -—-not cheapest, but least expensive--- Point to Jones, on a curve to a point i near North Point and Jones, north to Leavenworth and Beach, intersecting G L OV ES | Leavenworth mnear Beach, north to | Montgomery avenue, entering Beach EF—————————— T. BRILLIANT FURNITURE CO. Located NW. Corner of Golden Gate and Hyde BOHEMIAN CLUB. NOTICE TO THE MEMBERS. | A report was received from the Board be Club is mow located at its new |9f Fire Commissioners showing the s 528 otavia at i) members | expenses of the Fire Department, in- 'm piease unq in their addresses, cluding salaries, for the month of June, |ana proceedirg thence to Hyde. The other spur is to commence at Beach and Hyde, and run along Beach to Van Ness avenue. . These spurs are in the vicinity of the State belt line. W. G. Bright, who states that he acted as a deputy registrar from March to September, petitioned the boards to allow him $405.65, salary un- paid H. C. Briggs and a number of prop- erty owners filed a written protest against permitting Goldberg, Bowen & Co., to maintain a stable on Califor- nia street, between Scott. The John Breuner Company peti- tioned the board to be allowed to construct a spur track connecting its tracks at Santa Clara and Harrison streets with the track of the Southern Pacific. fourth assistant to the Distriet Altor-‘ Devisadero and [ Bartlett Springs In first-class condition. Now open for guests. Good table assured. Hotel, ho- tel cottages and housekeeping cottages. Mineral baths. Competent masseurs for ladies and gontlemen. California and Are the reasons for your going ther: Climate that invigorates, Wa Northwestern via Hopland; Southern in the world so wonderful as Witter Pacific via Williams dai Address J. so luxurious as Witter Springs Hotel. Lake Co., Cal. edl E. McMAHAN at Spflnis. Water Business. r warehouse, 4th and King mpL delivery made to any :ity. Booklets about springs. P'HANSEN & KAHLER. 8th and We ster sts., Oakland, distributors for Oak- land, Alameda gnd Berkeley _BARTLETT sPRnGs co. rooms, $12 per week; new hotel, $14 Springs Hotel 563 Eleventh St., Oakland. Hotel Rafael 50 Minutes From San Francisce URAND TOUR 10 TAHITI Native festivities of July Marigoss safls July . six s, SAN . RAFAEL, CAL. t Papeete. S. 8. sad will remain in port affordiug _oppertunity for pass 1o make tour of the lelands and native| The only first-class hotel in the vi- e ,;:*:2.‘,:}.2‘“" Offces, | CiRILY of the city. American and Euro- 1008 Broadway, Oakland, and Plor %o 7, s pean plan. e R. V. HALTON, Proprietor. | THE GEYSERS The greatest health resort in California. tive care for Rheumatism, Posi- SKAGGS Kidney Troubles. Tah Hot Springs, Somoma County. Only 43 hours | throughout by eiectrielts. le- from 8. F. As to desirability of place. I refer | Pboue and postoffice fa the hotel. Rates $12 aud & : §14 per week. iacludinx baths. New bath- | to any guest of past eleven vears. Iaformation houses have Leen crected this season. Special at Bryan's Burean, 1732 Fillmore st., or of J.|rates to families and monthiy guests. For book- F. MOLGREW, Skaggs. Cal. Jet apd information write R. H. CURRY, Prop. | The Geysers, Oal | AETNA SPRINGS Now EnglandHome NOW OPEN utifully located in the mountains of Sonoma SEND FOR BOOKLET cor Swings, croguet. bowllag und teanis. boat- | ing and batling pavilions with planos. Table set | with all the delicacies of the season. Rates onl $6 to $7 per week. Camp Meeker, Cal. HIGHlANflSPRINGS ‘Address GEO. HARRISON AETNA SPRINGS,” NAPA CO. BEAUTIFUL PA[}IHE GROVE BY THE SEA California Chautauqua. fun, r | { e pooaething doing e Vo | iubmarine gardens. glassbottom boats, d fishing, military band, boating, launch LAKE COUNTY, [ sions, bathing paviilon; magnificent scenery i and drives. Hotels, cottages ‘and living st | For rest and health, for cleanliness, climate and | moderate prices. Address Pacific Grove Board accommodation stands unsurpassed of all summer | of Trade | resorts. Rates $12, $14 and $16 per week | For full particulars address R. ROBERTSON. Blue Lake Send for pamphlets; $10 to $12 pi‘r weelr. WEISMAN, " Midlake, Lake County, Cal. ROWARDENNAN Santa Cruz Mountains. | DODGE. Lessee, Ben Lomomd, Cal. | WM. G | dations, 'MOUNT VIEW HOTEL | woods, THE REASONS that made possible the magnificent new hotel at Wikter Sprmgs e this summer. ters that cure. Scenery that in- o Mineral Water Water. No resort hotel in the West Rates: Old hotel and cottage per week and up. Mr. H.'W. Wills, \Assistant Manager of St. Francis Hotel, now has personal charge of the WITTER MEDICAL SPRINGS CO. Phone Oakland 7818. Witter WWater cures Dyspepsia. SODA BAY SPRINGS, Bags, on the borders of Clear Lake. Now fn the u.n« f MICHAEL RET. the famous caterer and | owner o Maronmndn Itestaurant, formerly lo- ated corner Geary aud Stockton sts., San co. The name the attention and table that er springs can promise. no ilies at once. Engage reoms one week in ad- vance. Terms §2 per day, $12 per week. Finest mmm.g fishing. boating and bathing in the to regular guests. Camping boat Tiburon Ferry, 7:30 nel0, opland. thence stage via K 2 exville, arriving in_time for ea Address GEO. ROBI S BELL RHOADS, agers, g8, via | Kelseyville P. 0., Lake | SPRINGS. | . Send your family to the nearest Hot Sulphur | prings to San Francisco. Special rates to families: no staging; fonr trains dails: fave. round trip. $1.65, “Tiburon | erry or Oakland: two hours’ ride. ~Address | THEOBOR RICHARDS, Agua Caliente Springs, | Sonoina County, Cal. THE JORDAN. San Rafael, Cal., Sixth and B streets. class family boarding-heuse. Terms times, and reasonable. JFine grounds. view. Firs| to suit Beautiful ROSS STATION. | : new plumbing. made by addressing Ross Valley station. HOTEL BELVEDERE. MRS. A. T. MOORE. owner, now open. Also new annex. Thirty miautes from San Francisco. Tiburon Ferrs. Special rates for seaso . ALLEN WILLOW RANCH. Delightfully located in the Santa Cruz red- Ml z Is now open. Newly furnish Reservations can now be Manager, mall, DELL. DUNCAN SPRINGS ‘\ow open. Rates $10 to $12 per week. Write for particulars. Address HOWELL BROS., Hop- land, Mendoeino County, Cal. INGLENOOK MENDENHALL SPRINGS. | BYRON | _Open May 1. New management. Elevation | t S Wi Formerly Bremmers. five miles from Santa Rosa; | 1750 feet. 'Fine climate. Best mineral springs. | nerteciis S ppoluies Beiot o ihes Beany M Gacst 56 a l" ek l‘hlldr\E redaced rates. Particulars | ‘ Fine table. Cottages for housekeeping. Croquet, | 50, Includes two days iI. MOKTENSEN, Santa Rosa, Cal. | skating rink, etc. Ratex $7 to $10 per week. ., everything paid. South - | Address 0. E. BIGELOW, Livermore, Cal. Pacific trains running to Byron on schednle time. LOCUST GROV[, Sh@"VI"@, cal.‘Tmuilmfnsow MINERAL SPRINGS. OHANNISBERG 2 e 2 ‘en miles from Chico, Butte Co. Stage daily, . School having closed, will be able to|Sundays txcepted. GCires rheumatisn. malstia. | Now opes.. Besutitally sltnatedamont the red. | ralu‘mA‘ ek T;;‘n(l}{es at reasonable| stomach, kidney, nervous troubles, blond & skin woods. Boating and baming Stage meets guests | or thel; s. . LUBECK. | Siscases. Stewm & mineral batbs. Milk & fruit. | uf Oakville, Napa Comuty. - Rates reasonsble. | biace. jn 0 irout fishing. ng distance phoue. M MRS. TH 0 N G THE COLONIAL. Rates §10 & $12. J. H. Richardson, Chico, Cal, | —ore 804 B0 BLaNCHENACRG Ik First-class family hotel. Foothills of Santa | Cruz Mountains. Interurban cars pass the doors, | VILLA FONTENAY, S. P. to San Jose and fnterurban cars or S. P. | Under new management. Santn Cruz Mts. direct to Los Gatos. Address The Colonfal, LouTll’e' miles from Glenwood. ~First-cinss table, Gatos, Cal. bowling, electric lights, biiliards, danclug p | vilion, “clubroom; $10 up: round trip $3: fre WILSON'S INN. | guriage. RICE HARPER, Prop., R. F.'D. 1, anta Cruz. A quiet home place In the mouatains, 12 miles | from Napa. FExcellent home table. Own fruit, | gy, BB ERSIDE HOTEL AND COTTAGES, :;‘g“::‘»vm‘::lrl:"ur:ln:;-"un; ‘fi to. s":m':er;.w“k Near Beach: 30 acres beautiful grounds; special rates to families. Write for booklet BARSON, Prop., Santa_Cruz. ARNO H. WILSON. Atlas. Napa County. Cal. | DR ran- ¥ so well known that it can | insure to its large number of guests that they | will_receive So send your fam-| Firstclass accommo- | ROSS VALLEY, water; | Better than ever. Lake County. NOW OPEN ELEVATION 3000 FEET. Surrounded by a pine forest of 3000 acres. | | This and its new hotel make it the largest amd | most desirable resort in California. The waters are a positive cure for stomach, liver and kidney | complaints. Send for hook of testimonials to DR. W. B. | PRATHER. Prop. | | i | | | Tents, Twines, Wagon Covers. W. A. PLUMMER, |560-566 FRANKLIN STREET, OAK-| |LAND, CAL. Telephone Oankland 2583, Mark West SPHngs | Mrs. C. Juergensen, Proprietress. | Fishing, huating. other amnsenents, hot wul- | phur and soda baths, unexcelled mineral spriugs variety. Fiue tabje. Rates $12 a week: §2 a children half price. Write for Iaformation. lark West Springs, Santa Resa Rural Ne. 6. TOWLES HOTEL [ om jopen for the sesson. Altitude 3700 feet An {deal summer el e air, pure spring | hunting, fishing, scenery, electric lignts porcelain bathtubs (free to guests) separat diniog-room for summer visltors. Postoffice. tele telephone; railroad and express offices el Rate r dars $10 to $12 per wweok N6 coNSuMPIvES Ta Address “Towles Hotel, Towle, Placer (‘ollm ‘[ilLRllY HOT SPRINfiS All modern improvemants. | These famons waters are very efficacious in cases of rheumatism. neuralgia, kidney and liver dls- cases and =1l blood and bladder troubles. Hunt- | ins. fshing snd other amusements: Sug table Rates $12 to $IT 4 week. Sead for booklet to 7. McDONALD, Proprietor. | prices. AMUSEMENTS. (Formerly Chutes Theater.) EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN SENSATIONS! |16—larno's London Comedy Co.-—I6 Kelly and Vielette; Marvelous Framk d Little Bob; Probst; Sd'l...l?fi 1 Trie; Foater and Foster; The Great ¥ 11 Orpheum Mo= MAT. EVERY DAY EXCEPT MONDAY. Evening prices—l0c, 25c_and 30c. Matinees, except Saturday and Sunday, 10c and 25 Downtown box office at Donlon's Drug Store, Fillmore and Sutter streets. Phone West 6000. CHUTES AND 700. Open daily from 10 a. m. to midnight. Varied attractions all over the grounds. EE A DAY IN THE ALPS. Chutes_Grill furnishes meals at city Admission, 10¢; children, 5e. BUNKER HILI(;-EXCURSION NEW SUNSET PARK Eight Miles from San Jose—New Almacien Rosds SATURDAY, JUNE I6th Special train eonneets with 5:20 a. m. boat (broad gauge). foot of Market st. Oakland exenr- sionists take speeial train at S:§% «. m. 1+t and Brosdway. Alamela_excursic train Fruitvale at 5:30 a. m. Round tzip. aduits $1, ehildzen Tickets for sale at all depots morning of excu: Special train stops at San Jose going and returning. FINE MILITAR CCOMPANIES ists take special \OFFICE FURNITURE LARGE VARIETY Phoenix Deskand Furn. Co. ED M. MOORE, Proprietor {18-20 Van Ness Ave., Near Market First Exclusive Cffice Furniture Mouse in (reater San Francisco. Remington Typewriters IN STOCK Desks, Chairs, Supplies REMINGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY Mala Office, 1015 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE San Frazeisco. Oakland Brunch, 1332 BROADWAY. FULTON Iron Works IN FULL OPERATION HARBOR VIEW Telephone West 1160 VICHY SPRINGS, Mendocino County. Curative waters, ing, 8shivg, tric baths fo the wrn-m . REDEMEYER. Proprietor. ‘TERRACE GROVE HOTEL | Cottages and temts. Santa Cruz Mountains. | 41 mes from Wrights. Camping sccommods tions and store on premises. R. F. D.l finest elec- Wrights, Cal. ' KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS | Those wishing to get away from all thougits terrible experience can find this the hest lace in the State. Send for booklet. EDSON ROS.. Beswick. Cal SODA BAY SPRINGS. On Clear Lake. Luke County, and improved; increas accommodations; modern conveniences: lawn and aquatic sports: climate and scenery unsurpassed; table a speclalty; beau- ing 40 people, for excur- mules, horses, etc. Terms $12 per week; special rates to fam- s and batis free to lunu Books information. GEO. ROBINSON bou: and " full AGNES BELL RHOADES, Managers, Soda Bay. r PECK- Kelseyville Lake 'Co. o1 Oakland. o2 Ca JUDAH CO.. 414 Fourteenth st.. FORDE'S REST. | DR. €. C. O’'DONNELL'S RANCH. Heart of Santa Cruz Mountains. Surrounded by | At pretty Glen FEllen. Seventy furnished amd gireams. fshing. bathing. A p«cmnsquo place; | partially " furnished cottages, cabivs. tents and families special. Take S. P. broad | outfits to rent, from $10 up. Catholic and Con- .nu Cruz, thence to Eccles station | gregational churches; mineral springs; fishin P. narrow ga ige. 10 miles “m ing. G e unsurpassed. Apply to DK. W. . FORDE, P. AL, Eccles, Cal. O'DONNELL, 910A Devisadero st. CAMP TAYLOR. Send your family. 'Tent, grounds mnlimited. * Boating, swimming. butcher on_the grounds selling at reguiar Terms under present condltions most Apply ADAM BREHM, Proprietor. cottage and camp Grocery The tented city not affected by the earthquake. Remodeled ices. | eral. | ming tank. Howell Mt., Woodworth’s. Residence of 31 years. Home fruits, vqetabl milk, cream, etc. Purest of -‘gl e f $7 to $10 week. WOODWO! TH k MUL- | LER. St. Helena. Cal. . Camp Meeker Equable climate. = Lots $15 up. Cottages built. | $75 up. Depot, stores, restaurant, het <t, oxpress, churches and sawmill " ots 400, 40 cottages bullt. - Seusclito fe Camp Meeker, Sonoma County. | LAWRENCE VILLA, SONOMA, Completely renovated.” Famiie resort. Ewim Bus daily to Hot xp—| PE! ussu:n | KNIGHTS OF TARA SET JUNE 24 AS PICNIC DATE megtlng at the Deaconesses’ Home, 128 Haight street, on “Modes of Revela- BT e tion.” | Annual Gathering of This Famous Or- ganization to Be Held at Schuetzen Park. The Knights of Tara held their regu- P e B Strength of the New-York Life. The Special Committee of the New- | York Life Insurance Company, known |as the “Fowler Committee,” 'has re- | cetved and presented to the Board of lar meeting on Saturday evening last| Trustees a Balance Sheet as of Decem- ber 31, 1905, prepared by the Char- and decided to hold their annual pienic | tered and Certlaed BUbHo. Accountins ntants at Schuetzen Park, S8an Rafael, on Sun- | em , ployed some months ago. Messrs. | day, June 24+. The proceeds will be de- | Haskins & Sells and Price, Waterhouse voted to the relief fund of the organ- & Co. have verified the assets of the Lasation }nstn\:llgn and made up its liabilities e rom independent sources and without cnzrge':;’f;:’“ai:lf_? the committees in | reiation to the statement presented by : the Company’s President in January Arrangements—John O'Kane (chair- | last. man), John P, Hare, John J. Cohn,| After adding $7,200, ooo additional re- Steve McGurk, James A. Daley, Thomas | Serve to the sum called for by the laws Shaughnessy, Jnmea T. Lynch, T. F.|of the State of New York they certify Alfyrd J. V. Rooney. that they find a balance available fer Floor—P. F. Green (manager), J. P,| dividends and contingencies in excess Allen, James Malone, P. McGrady, Con‘ot $54,000,000. This balance larger | O'Neill, J. W. Shannon, J. J. Smith, | than the one shown by the Company i Martin' ‘Walsh, ~ John ' Crecdon, "B | its last annual atatement. M Waish, While the items making up the Bal- Professor Foleys band of fifteen pleces will furnish music for the occa- sion. ance Sheet of the Accountants do not run along lings exactly parallel with the items in the Company's statement, there is a general correspondence, and it requires only 'a moment's study to see that the statement of assets) and liflhfllues as presented by the Com- pany itself was conservative. roadly speaking, the Accounta have found the assets of the Compans not only intac} as a whole, but intact in detail, and worth more than the Company claimed. No facts can be more important than —————————e ’ Remember Late Father Calsia. A requiem mass was celebrated by the Rev. Father R. E. Kenna, S. J., yes- terday morning at 1090 ..ddy street, the temporary church of the Jesuits, for the repose of the soul of Father B. Cal- zla, late director of the Ladies’ Sodality o St. Ignatius Church, of the members of which quite a large number were é:e::t Th“ c'e:tlt‘\:;g;e nlal"?.pffi:“fifi present. po)lclal, fl surrenders for cash value —_— provided in the contract. The policy- Paper on “Modes of Revelation.» | 10lder necessarily sacrifices something Professor M. S. Cross of the Univer- | cash or pald-up value. There fo ons #ity of the Pacific read a paper yester- | viously no reason why any one hould day before the Methodist preachers' g‘:‘l;eywchfi'-acrmce hereafter in the ork . LTt R S CONVENT COMMENCEMENT.—Aa. meda, June 11.—Commencement exer- to amount to $75,290 and that there is in this fund $79,160.49. REGISTER NOW AT MISSION HIGH SCHOOL FOR ELECTION Board of Election Commissioners Is Forced to Secure More Com- modious Quarters. Voters who wish to register for the coming primary election will have to go to the Mission High School, Eight- eenth and Dolores streets, as the head- quarters of the Board of Election is now in that school building. Owing to lack of room in Mowry Hall, where the board has been located since the 1st, the gym- nasium of the Mission High School has been secured and will be used in the future. A force of men was occupied all day yesterday in removing the effects of the commission to the new quarters, but the registration of voters went along just the same. This morning, however, the board will be prepared to receive voters at the new stand. Including the 2100 names that were saved, about 2000 electors have registered. A R R Looters Are Arrested. Tony Palmajoni and Itsey Hertz were arrested yesterday by Policemen Riehl and Larkin at Kearny and Bush streets. They were digging out dynamos from ruins of a newspaper office on the north- east corner and had a horse and wagon in readiness to take them away. The two prisoners were locked up in “the tanks” at the O'Farrell-street station. Both have been arrested before on charges of larceny. Louis Lopez and Albert Garcia were arrested at Grant avenue and Market street by Policemen Brady and Barry. They had taken a quantity of copper wire,and other articles from the ruins of a' building and placed them in a wagon. They were taken to the O'Far- rell-street police station. P. A. McDonald, of 771 Ashbury street, filed with the board an offer to dedicate to the city sufficient land to connect Mission street with Qw__y_n._ cises are to be held by Notre Dame o S e S, Trebilcox Must Hang. ‘William J. Trebilcox, who shot a killed his wife in Grass Valley a few months ago, must go to the gallows. Justice Henshaw of the Supreme Court handed down a decision yesterday sus- taining the judgment of the lower| court. The decision was on an appeal for a new trial. SN e Pay day comes slowly to a man who watches the clock. Dr. Holsman & Co. 1807 For $l2.50 No Pay Unless Cured Qur. home cure system is mar- velously successful. If you can- not visit San Francisco write us in _confidence. We cure. Lost Vit: Restored (accord- ing to age), 14 to 60 DAYS. Special Diseases (recently con- lnv:ted). 4 days. icocele (wlthou! an opera- tlon). 10 (o 60 days. Blood Poison (:.o mercury or potash), 30 to 9 VS, Kidney and Bladder Troubles (either acute or chronic), 15 to 40 days. langley & Michaels COMPANY WHOLESALE -DRUGGISTS.. REMOVED TO Cor. 2d St. and South Park Ave. (Between Bryant and Brannan). Third-St. Cars Pass Within One Block Ge: Off at South Park Ave. Doing Business Since April 28th. REID BROS. Temporary Offices: 2325 GOUGH STREET Tel. West 6001. 'LIME FOR SALE STOCK ON HAND. MONTEREY LIME CO. Office Lombard and East Sts. ‘San Francisco. LANDRY C. BABIN (0. REAL ESTATE Removal on Jume 13th BACK TO 413 KEARNY STREET -~ Near California. R. N. Nason & Co. BRUSHES, VARNISHES, PAINTS, OILS and GLASS Assorted Stock Potrero Ave., 15th and Utah Sts. Fillmore and 16th Sts. and 8th St. car lines. HANSEN&ELRICK (Formerly Examiner Bldg.) Men’s Furnishers and Hatters Hours 9to 5,7 to 8; Sundays, 9 to 12 Are Now Doing Business at 1105-07 FILLMORE STRERT.