The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 13, 1906, Page 12

1z THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WED. SUMMER SCHDOLS FOR REFUCEE CHILOREN | i 1 ABLE-BODIED MEN MUST WORK OR BE AT THE PRESIDID' EJECTED FROM CAMPS Opening Is Delayed Because oijabor Bureau at the Presidio Recent Regulation of Health Board. Music, Drawing, Sewing and Physical Culture Will Be Taughi. children togethe; the n and to stories will be read | be thg sewing t ned children needles and e recesses they will be lesome food prospect and their expressed their entire ap- pre yors, who is in char of work at Camp No. w rge of the school of former Chief of Pc Crowle e marri newspaper acher before s well-known ool t the Ly« HOUSEHOLDERS ARE GIVEN HOPE 1 Porter, chief chim- yuseholders in all parts According to ney inspecter ° he city the exception of four gistricts, can secure an in o ues within twenty-four er application is made, and he r states that within a week th arranged that secured in any delay. Men have e congested di situation The in- t much of the de- bout by people neys in par relieve es t brought ek noun ed districts are Ellis and Twenty-second enth and Castro and and Masonic avenue. In first named district seventeen men iled Monday morning out- - regular force. Four were ghteenth and Castro, seven reet office and a num- difficulties cen- said Porter. “In the first people do not get their re- pairs m When they do they want the kitchens inspected and those alone. There should be an ordinance forcing the inspecijon of every flue within, say, sixty er finety days. Much time is wasted in going to places where the repairs are not satisfactory and for ich no money is secured, so that the of §1 a fiue does net more than cover expenses “There are many peeple who fail to £0 to the Board of Public Works to pay for their permits after the inspection, and the cashier's report will not show the actual amount of werk we have sccomplished by 50 per cent. At pres- ent we have a force of 250 men, in- cluding imspeetors and helpers. Within & week we will be able to inspect any chimney with not more than twenty- four heurs’ meotice.” , the e i RED CROSS FINANCIERS WILL HELP CHARITIES There was a meeting of the Red Cross finance committee yesterday afternoon, &t which it was decided to give the As- sociated Charities $2500 for expenses to the end of July. The Associated Chari- ties was asked for data concerning af- filiated bodies. After consideration the Red Cross committee may grant the As- sociated Charities $2500 a month for a year. The Pacific Hardware and Steel Com- pany was allowed 75 per cent of its bill for §29,000. The other 25 per cent will be taken under advisement. The Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children was granted $150 a month for seven months to carry on its werk. General Greely will soon report by card system as to the intentiens of the campers. He is asking them what they want to de and what are their pros- pects. NEW DEPUTY MARSHAL—United States Marshal Shine yesterday ap- »mlutel orton L. Tower a special puLy ited tes Marshal at the request of the War Department. Mr. 'l‘o'o_r is & member of Captain W. W. s party at work on the en: ver and tributaries, and him *fo male arrests Tor tielation ot arrests fer violation of the anti-debris fag hydreulic é shgpr{ s not the e, and others g matters by asking for the kitchen flue only, flues until later. | | factors | ught the useful Has Jobs for Over Three Hundred. Licutenant Moss Declares War Against Shirkers and Sappers. . No more will the refugees at the Presidio sing that painful ballad, ody Works But Father.” The military and Red Cross authorities have the quiet hunt for jobs for and if father happens to be bodied person hé would better ¢ at the offer of $2 a day for in any way intimates that he the he is too herofe t o be told to * in an appearance at theseating-houses. More than that—he is likel fast walk to the outer g the reservation, followed by mer sed in blue and carrying sharp bayonets. ities believe that this ry to rid the camps of trong to work or assist i1 b ouilding the etty s of tablished in Camp Lieutenant J.- A. Moss of the y-second Infantry, who is in command, has, with the assistance of Flint of the Red Cross Society D. L. 2lready located 500 fine, open-air po Lieutenant Moss and Mr. Flint an accurate register the 1400 or 1500 refugees in the p. It is the purpose to find t every man can do, what h and c 3 at present atter of vaccination will also be cov- ered, and all who have not been ren- dered smallpox proof within the past years will be compelled to make a p to the doctor. Lieutenant Moss said yesterday: We do not desire to rk any hard- P on refugees, but it is time that able-bodied men should go te The labor bureau we have e ed should prove a good t the men we have _ various pl have : tion is are now getting of out n pro- Already at After this reg! bodied men will fied to go to work. If they refuse will be denied food at the eating- S ejected from the camp. I k we will find it nece: y, of the men. When they it is a case of taking the or being denied food they hardly hesitate about going te the shirkers or pers e want to reach. Many of the camp are old and infirm ke expected to perform v will, of course, be taken along with the women and Everything in the camp is smoothly now and ver: sfaction is manifest. O ve have refugees to and Kkick o could tan shoe: f th S veu k In the are a cheerful lot kiddoo” when he puts | to take a | are few. There was omplaint abeut the Desmond kitchen, which has plying als. 1 made an tion and found that there was | complaint. I have here now and fer the the kitchen has been ion, much te our grati- is now being es- so that the neo- little ng satisfac catio A laundry blished in the camp. wash their clothes with ple frouble. The refugees are gradually leav the camp, but the majority of those here now are destitute, and it | Will be necessary to _care for them for months to come. We are busy now | putting floors in all tents, and when vork is finished the rains will but little inconvenience. | THEATER WILL RIGE BY NIGAT A theater built by electric light—that is what the new Columbia will be. The project is typical of these rush days. 1ne Columbia Theater management, realizing the ne of a first-class play- heuse in a hurry, decided to act quickl before some outsider could get start. The new theater will be locatea er of Geary street and Van 1t the cor v avenue. e theater building will be a per- manent one of steel and stone. Besides and | the plavhouse it will contain a number | of modern offices. The structure will ~ost over $150,000. The plans have al- ready been completed by Architects Shea & Shea, and the material has been srdered. As soon as ground has been broken, which will be within a few days, peles will be erected areund the lot, sur- mounted by electric lights, in order that three crews of workmen can steadily emploved on the structure. The new theater will have a greater seating capacity than the old Columbia :nd a larger stage. The foresighted management of the Columbia has de- cided to make the place adequate te hold a grand opera crowd. ien of the management is to have the Conried opera company return and finish the umcompleted tour at the new Columbia. e AL e s WILLIAM MORRIS CLUB IS AGAINST GROCERY SALOCNS Ladies Submit Resolutions te Super- visers and Want License Raised to $1600. If the Board of Supervisors follows the wishes of the William Morris Club, saloens will be barred from cerner gro- ceries, drug stores and other mercantile establishments. Not only that, but the club recently adepted resolutions ask- ing the board to put the liquor license at $1060 a year. These reselutions were filed with the board yesterday and reafl as fellows: ‘Whereas, The city of Sam Francisco has during the period from April 18 up to the present time been freed from the crime and degradation which re- sult from the establishment of.various kinds of saloons, dance halls and dives; and Whereas, It is te the interest of every community to lessen so far as possible all such evils; and ‘Whereas, Since men are willing for the sake of profit to engage in injuri- ous occupations, to the detriment and sacrifice of the health, morals and economy of our citizens, and since men are not yet intelligent enough to abol- ish the whole profit system, which is the cause of so much suffering and injustice in our business relatiens; therefore be it Resolved, That in order to mitigate the evil we do hereby request the hon- orable Mayor and Beard of Superyisors not to grant any licenses for a galoen in conpection with the grocery busi- ness, the drug business or any other l;et;flntlle establishment; and further t Reseolved, That the license for all sa- loons that are permitted to exist be ::t less t!‘al-;: l{lggoct&r ri-'S“ saloon. MA RD, LMA GLOUCH, Secreiary. o oo0 ettty Moot Mansger Jim Coffroth Returns. Manager Jim Coffroth is back from a visit to Southern Califormia, where regulations govern- | Be saw everything of interest and made the heads of some of the sports swim., the | be | The am-} | i | | | BUSINESS DIRECTORY NESDAY, JUNE 13, 1906. OF SAN FRANCISCO FIRMS AITKEN & AITKEN—Attorneys-at- law, 876 Eddy st., bet. Franklin and Van Ness ave,, S. F. Special attention to presentation and enforcement of insurance claims and to corporation, GOLDSMITH BROS., 2809 California st. Photo supplies; developing, printing. GANTNER & MATTERN CO., Laguna and Grove sts.—Knit goods; mills run- ning. Orders promptly filled. AMERICAN TYPE NDERS CO., offices and_stores 40 ighth _st., Oak- land, and 412 Jackson'st., San Francisco, Cal San Francisco and Oakland. probate and real espate matters. warehouses, GATES, J. R. & CO., Imc., Wholesale Daiggists, Cal. and Devisadero sts. PACIFIC SYNDICATE STORES CO.— , 10 and 15 cent stores. Union Sav- In? Bank Building, Oakland. Phone Oakland 7505. S s SRR R SR AR S PARAFFINE PAINT CO.—The Malthoid Roofing P. B. - Sav. Bank bidg., Qakland; sales depart- meni. Guerrero. near 15th. S. F. GOLDSTEIN & 0. Theatrical Cos, Wigmakers—Tem, office, 2024 Bush st. ALLIS CHALMERS CO., temporary Oakland office, 906 Broadway; phone 855. 8. F. office, 602 Missien st. Gate's Crushers, Electrical M:cmnel‘.‘hl AMERICAN NEWSPAPER ASS'N,, J. D. Millar, Mgr., formerly Parrott blag., S. F., now 173 Broadway, Oakland. AMERICAN CAN COMPANY, 10th Fioor Kohl Building. Telephones West 6103 and 6104. CHARLES ADAMS—Tailor. 430 Halght st nr. Fillmore. . J. AUGER, Watchmaker and Jeweler. 1760 Market'st., cor. of Van Ness ave. ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION— Offic 74 Folsom st., San Francisco. | ATLANTIC Fish Co., §20 Florida, S. F.; | “4th and Webster, Oakland; phone 7540. | | AWNING AND TENT CO., Ross Mc- | Mahon, 35 Market at. BOWERS' RUBEER WORKS. Complete stock from cur Chicago warehouse has arrived and eady for C. | Temporary officc 435 Merri- | mac st. Oakland, Cal P. O. box b16. Phone Oakland 118. BROWN, EDWARD, & SONS, General Agents, 418 1ith st., Oakiand; Svea Ins. Co. of Sweden, Agricultural of N. Y. e of Phila,, Globe & Rutgers of Spring Garden of Phila. TOLLE & POSTEL, | and Importers of high-grade | Distributors of famous Oak | Run Whisky; 423-26 Ninth st., Oaklang, | nd 219 East st., S. F. ! | HUGH®ES, E. €., CO., GOODYEAR RUBBER C0.—2600 Pacific ave., corner Pierce st. Tel. West 105. HERCULES GAS ENGINE WORKS— Hoists, stationary, portable and ma- rine gasoline engines. Temporary office, 90 Second st., S. F. Works and office, Alameda. Fhone Alameda 91. HERMANN SAFE €O0., THE—Expert safe opening. Corner California and Sansome sts.; res. 1225 Willard st. HOLM & NATHAN, wholesale millin- ery. Temporary locatien, 1619 La- suna st. HAYES VALLEY STABLES—Boarding, Hv and carriages fer hire. 540 Hayes st.; telephone Pnr?: 284. HERRMANN & CO., Hatters, 1718 Mar- ket st., between Polk and Van Ness. HAMMERSMITH & FIELD, gold sil- ver smiths, 801 Van Ness ave,, cor. kiddy. POTTER, T. B, REALTY CO., formerly Parrott bldg. New . address 1017 Steiner st., cor. Golden Gate ave. PIANO BOXES FOR SALE, STATHAM, 24 Hill st, nr. Valeneia. xpert plane repairing. PALACE HARDWARE CO. Golden Gate ave., near Polk PARCELLS SAFE (o, Maple Hall, Oakland. Tel. Oakiand 1331 PECKHAM & CO., Insurance Adjuster: 1062 Franklin; phone 7742 Onkln:jt ™ RICHARDS, DR. C. W., Dentist, f Iy Mutual Bank bidg. Bue notl office. ~ Direct correspondence to Vallejo st. ROTHENBERG €O., THME, SE cerner Seventh and Franklin_ sts., Oakland, Proprietors of Gld Judge Whiskey. Stock on hand. Immediate deiivery. ROEBLING'S, JOHN A., SONS CO.— Wire, wire ropes and electric wire. 1116 Breadway, Qakland. Tel 7410. 456-458 st. of 1998 - rinters and. Beok- binders, 725 to 729 Felsom, nr. Third. HILMER MARRIS CO.—Dairy Pro- ducts, 26 Clay st., nr. East. HIND, W. G., Architect. formerly Starr King bidg.; at 1165 McAllister IRVINE-STANTON CO. are now located at 303 Twelfth st., Oakland. JOHNS, H. W.—MANVILLE CO. Asbes- tos Reofings, Fireproofing Materials. 180-82 Seeond st. EB JONES, Tools, Hardware & Cutlery, form’ly Mkt. & Fremont. 1466 Market. BALDWIN BUILDING CO., junction of | Market and Church sts. ‘ JOY’'S DRUG STORKE, Surgical Insts, Batteries and Trusses—2105 Pine st. BALDWIN, D. H.,, & €O, Piane Manu- | facturers, Retail store, 2512-14 Sacra. mento, nr. Fillmore. Carload ship- received from our facteries. | EMANN CO., GEO. Tox & o derfer Typewriters, formerly Market st., at 1487 O'Farrell; 1009 | Washington st., Oakland. | SHOP & COMPANY, | Candy, crackers and preserved fruits | now on hand at 6th and Clay sts., Oak- | land, Cal. | { AALUPL PETER—Phonographs, 15t pianos and machines. | Fillmore st. BONESTELL, RICHARDSON & CO.— | Paper; temporary address, 1059 Castro | st., Oakland. Phone Oakland 7700. | BARBER ASPH T PAVING COM- THE—$78 Turk st, S. . | OWNLEE HARDWARE AND STOVE | "0.—Golden Gate ave., nr. Polk st. | BAKER-VAWTER CO., 815 Kehl bldg. | Phone Main 5073. Tom Deering, Mgr. | BULLOCK, JONES & CO.. merchant tailors. 801 Van Ness ave., cer. ilddy ER PAINT CO.—Paints, | < varnishes. 2322 Howard. W. & CO., temperary ad- | 2513 24th st. Rhode Island car. | CURTIN Detective Azency, In Miles J. Bolger mgr. R 220,221, gomey tor acific 122, | TE OF BOLIVIA. ATE OF BRAZIL. | BARNARD, ATTORNEY-| 894 Fulton st., near Fillmore. | S SCRIBNER'S SONS, Pacific Coast Gifice, C KNIGHT & HEGGERTY and WFLLIAM JACKSON, BYRON, Machine Works, Of- fice 15 Telegraph ave. Oakland. JEFFERY, THOS. B, & CO., 31 San- chez st, S. F. Rambler Automobiles. JUNGBLUT, AUGUST, CO.—Billiard and Pool Tables. 837 Fillmore st. KING KEYSTONE OIL CO.—Now locat- ed permanently 22 Clay st. Formerly 206 California st. and Jackson-st. bulkhead. All grades of lubricating oils for marine and stationary werk. Asphaltum, lubricating greuses, axle grease. M. MADBEN—Temporary law eoffices 2319 Scott st., near Jackson. Tele- | phone West §22. | KEYSTONE TYPE FOUNBRY, 304 Tel- | egraph ave, Oakland. Phone Oakland | 7476, San Francisce office, 1447 Ellis st., between Vebster and Buchaaan. KENT, THOS. E., Shirt Maker, now at gggx()nk st., Oakland; one Oakiand KI;OW'LES. EDW., CO. Printers, 716 roderick st, ncar MoAllister. KOHLER & CHASE, 1613 Broadway, Oakland; city, 824 Fulten st. AELLY'S STABLES, Pine and Frank- lin. Carriages and Coupes. Tel.West 1981 LEAVITT, J. W, & CO., Reo, Stoddard, Dayten, Cleveland and Wayne mebiles; immediate delivery. 3' st., Oakland. 911 Webster st., S. LUNDY’'S JEWELRY STORE will epen for business at 788 Market st. July 1. Temporary office, 947 Stanyan st. LEIDOLD HARNESS & CARRIAGE CO., bus. buggies, spring wagons, harness, robes, whips. 1214 Goldeu Gate ave. | 45-46 Bacon Bullding, LUCKHARDT CO. — Assayers. 810 Ozkland, Cal. | Broadway, Oakland. CALIFORNIA OPTICAL CO., 2107 Fill- | LINEN-MESH UNPERWEAR.~_DBI- . near California. “Factery on| ~MEL_Order by mail 1905 tVebster. no: eration. Plo ol eporhiion: | LUNDSTROM HAT WORKS, fermerly | 1408 Market, 605 Krny.: 538 Haight st | CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL WORKS. | Oakland office removed te old address, : Folsom st., San Francisco. CHINN-BERETTA OPTICAL 00., 1821 Fillmore st bet. Sutter and Bush. Quick Optical Repairs. Cleaning. | MURPHMY, GRANT & C6, Wholesale Dry Goods. E Eighth_and Franklin sts., Oskland, Cal. A. H. MAGNUTT, Pacific Granite and | CONKLIN BROS.—Carpet ilarble Works., at Masenic Cemetery. 31 Scott st. Phone West 797. COXHEAD & COXHEAD, MAUZY, BYRON, Pianos—Ofice and Architects, 2323 California st, 8. F.| warercoms, 11656 O'Farrell st, bet.| BELTING CO.—Temporary | Webster. Phone West 12, & SON—Open for busi- iclin st. DUM 2nd specialties. Ward & Sem, care 1534 Sutter. CALIFORNIA SAW WORKS, Brannan 7, BENJ., Franl Fred | st., between Sixth and Seventh. DENSMORE STANDARD TYPEWRI- | TERS (ball-bearing), A. W. Emith | manager, 2112 Steiner st. EUGENE DIETZGEN CO., surveying in- struments. drawing ~ iaterials. blue | printing, 2125 Union st. Tel. West 5191 | AV & S . 2020 Howard st, addlery Goods, Horse Co! llars, Leathr ANAN S. R. HALL, Millinery, for'ly 72 Geary, S. F., now 546 14th st., Oakld. DIEKKS, THEODORE & Ci Under- | takers, 900 Devisaidero, cor. McAlstr DIECKMANN & CO. temp. offices, 1110 Union Sav. Bank bldg., Oakland. DEIMEL LINEN MESH UNPER- WEAR-—Order by mall, 1806 We BEGEN BELTING CO., L. P., Third and Franklin_sts., Oakland. DE LAVAL DAIRY SUPPLY OU., 309 Tweifth st. Oakland, Cal. DOLLAR, ROBERT, CO., Shipping and Lumber, 704 Union Sav. Bal Rdg., Oakl'nd.; Steuart-st. dock; tel, Oakl'd 7408. Organs, EILERS MUSIC CO.—Pianos, Electric Pianos, _Autopianos. 520 Haignt st, cor. Fillmore General offices temporarily at 1075 Clay st., Oakland, Cal. ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO., 111 to 121 itr . | MAYERLE, GEORGE, German Bxpert Franklin and Gough. 4 Optician. = Eyes Bxamined 1115 Golden Gate ave. . F. MEAGHER—826% Page st., nr. Scett. Boots, shoes made to order. McBOYLE, A, & (€0, DRUGGISTS— Jackson, one deor below Montgomery. MIDDLETON MOTOR CAR GO, 607 Van ee. Ness a San Francisce. MACDONALD'S Goed Coffees, Fresh Crackers. New Frisco Market, G. G.av. MENDELSON BROS., Silik Goods, 1076 Clay st., Oakland. Stock on hand. McINTYRE, J. B, BINDERY, City, 1828 Plerce st.; Oakland, 1064 Market st. DR. PHILIP RICE, Oculist and Aurist, at 2428 Bancreft way, Berkeley. Hours, 1 to 5. Z Weley. ROUSSEAU, CHAS. J., Architect and Structural Engiheer, ofiice 830 Stanyana st., San Francisce. REED & CO.—44 Market, S. F. Build- ings erected, contracting, wrecking. RIX Compressed Air & Drill Ce., 1223 Frankiin, Oakiand; phone Oakland 3764 ROSENTHAL, LOUIS, Marine Insuranc SWISS MARINE INS. COS combined, 478% Tenth st., Oakland. REISS BROS. & CO. now ready for busi- ness at 1600 Pest st, city; mew store SON, Arch also secured. ROUSSEAT & itects, 22| Pine st., corner Webster, S, B REID EROS., Architects, 2325 Tel, West 6001, Sl RISDON IRON WORKS in full epera- tion at the old address. SIEBE BROS. & PLAGEMANN—Tempo- rary office, 2291 Sacramento st. Phone West T47. SOLOMON, C., JR. Imc.—Importers of Japanese’ gosds; full stock: Immedjate delivery. Strap iron and Cerner Fas- teners—Cary's best. 625 Myrtle st. Phone 2643 Oakland and Seuthern Pa- cific W. H, 8. F. SHATTUCK CO., E. J, Printing Inks and Printers’ Rollers. Qakland office, New Tribume bldg; Sl}n Francisco office, 412 Jackson st.; roller factory, 2235 Railroad ave., Alameda. SCHLOSS CROCKERY CO. crockery, glass, enamelsd. galvanized ware; plenty stock on hand. Permanent lo- cation 371 5th, cor. Clara. SUNSET PHOT® SUPPLY CO.—Full supply. Formerly 42 Third st., S. F.; located 1262 Broadway, Oakland. Phone Oakland 436 SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO PACKING AND PROVISION CO., 139-141 Fifth st., San Franeisce. SHILLCOCK, M. J., Photo Supply Co., 1085 Broadway, Oakland. - Telephone Oakland 3234. STANDAR® BLECTRICAL CON- STRUCTION CO., R. J. Davis, Presi- dent. 608 Mission st. | SHEPPARD FILE & LEBGER CO., Loose Leaf Devices, 1116 Broadway, Oakland. SORENSEN (., Jewelers & Opticians, at 1255 Fulton st. nr. Devisadere, and 2693 Mission. pairs saved. SCHABRTZER C€O., Atterney, 1863 Buchanan st., corner Bush; residence, 3320 Twenty-seeond st. STIRLING CD!\'SQLIDATEDA BOILER €0., THE—Temporary, 245 Bacon blk., Oakland, Cal. Tel. Oakland 2788. STEIN, “Your Painter.” Signs. Sacramento st. SCHULTZ-HANSEN CO,—Headq 303 Wast st., corner Jacksen, TERN, THE PRINTER—2005 Buch- anan st All classes of printing. SCHMIPT, BEN J., & Co., 307 Franklin st., Oakiand; whelesale fancy goeds. SIMMOND SAW €O, 363 6th Oakland; phene Oakland 7619; Mill suppiies. NEY, ROULEAU & STONEY, ys-at-Law, Bush and Steiner sts. F., PARISIAN DYEING 3052 gm;gers. ST Attorne: THOMAS, THE AND CLEANING WORKLS Now Located 1158 McAllister st. TITLE INSURANCE AND GUARANT COMPANY, formerly Mills building, has resumed business at SW corner Bush and Steiner sts. THE WALDORF, 3461 Sacramento st. Wigs, switches, hair dressing, mani- curing. MEESE & GOTTFRIED CO., office and works, Nineteenth and Hacrison sts. MEUSSPORKFFER, J. C, SONS—Hat- ters, 909 Filimore st. HE’I'RII'OLIS TRUST AND SAVINGS ANK, now at 1130 Bddv st. Temporary Headquarters THE YO.0HAMA SPECIE BANK, Ld. b Montgomery st., Cor. Commercial. TAMM & NOLAN CO., Varnish Makers, Utah st., bet. 15th and Alameda sts. EMBSEN, G. M., & CO. Real Estate, Rent Collecting, Insurance, Leasing— MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE, Pickering & Stiles, 16th and Telegraph ave., Oakland. Tempomrf- office, 905 Fmriure st., near McAllister. . MOOHE & $SCOTT IRON WORKS in full operation, Main and Howard sts., 8. F. VALVOLINE OIL €0, 157 Townsend San Framcisco. Tel. Temporary 221. NEUSTABTER BROS., importers and manyfacturers. Oifices, 908 Washington st., Oakland, and 2508 Fillmere st., San Francisco. % NONOTUCK SI! C©O. Thread Agency, WM. METZNER, Manager, 1261 Guer- rere st., San Francisco. NORDMAN BROS., 5 717 Market street. BELINQUENT SALES. DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE. OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Location and place of business, City and County eof San Francisce, State of California. NOTICE—There is delinquent upon the fol- lowing described stock om account of Assess- ment No. 20, levied on the 20th day of Febru- ary, 1906, the several amounts set ite. ,":fl 3 QPposit paiies of the respective sharchelders, 3 ws 2 VARNEY & GREEN_office and vards, 15th st., between Valencia & Mission. WAUGH, PRINGLE AND CHRISTEN- SEN, Mines and Investments, Real Estate and Insurance, 974 Eddy st. “WESTINGROUSE” ELECTRIC & MFG. ©0.—Main office northwest corner of Second and Howard sts., San cisco. NAUMAN, C. & CO.. Produce & Comunis- Townsend st. Telephene West 3408. sion Merchants, 9-11 East st., S. Cemnlete stock electrical su-plies | NATIONAL Life ins. Co. of U, S, of A., ready for delivery. 84 Sanchez st. W. H. Hendricks, Mgr. FIREMAN'S I"'UND INSURANCE CO. | NEWHALL, & CO., 2009 Pacific NW. cor. 1ith & Frankiin: maring | " syenue " o 7 d dept.. 1010 Breadway, Oakland; loss department, 1271 Turk st., S. F. FRIEDMAN, M., & CO., Furniture, Car- ets: offices, Rooms 2 and 3, 1055 Washington st., Oakiand. City office, 1698 Scott st., San Francisce. FREIERMUTH, GEO, H,, civil engineer and . surveyor, 1562 Ellis st. My notes of city surveys saved. NOVILTY ELECTRIC SIGN Ce., for- merly 127 Eddy, 1358 Fillmore. NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO., business office, 918 Ellis st, S. F. OLIVER STANDARD VISIBLE TYPE- WRITER—Fred W. Vaughan & Co., Pacific ceast dealers, 907 Fillmore st., San Francisco. GRIFFIN & SKELLEY CO,, Canned and Dried Fruits, NW. corner Ellis and Franklin sts. GOLDEN GATE LOAN OFFICE, for- merly 10 Sixth st.; temuorag 950 Pierce, bet. Golden Gate and McAlsr GLADDING, MeBEAN & CO—rerra cotta, fircproofing, brick, terra cgtta and vitrified pipe, etc. Eddy and Hyde sts. GEARY, J. L, JR., Attorney at Law, 1497 O'Farrell, cor. Laguna. GORHAM RUBBER CO., 4th and Wash- ington, Oakland. Phone Oak. 7662. ORD & ROY—Real estate, insurance & mining. 1602 O'Farrell st., cor. Webster. PHENIX IN CE CO. OF BROOK- RN N Y A Glas State Ament for ific Coast; Kehl building, San clsco. Temporary ofice, ~ Polytechnic building, corner 12th and Harrison sts., Oakland. PACIFIC TANK CO., NATIONAL WOOD PIPE CO., 518 Eleventh st., Oakland. Phone Oakland 7275. PHOTOGRAPHS made by R. J. WA- TERS & C0., Commerclal Photog- raphers, 1946 California st.. CLAIMANT SUES QUEEN COMPANY \ Contending that the Queen City Fire Insurance Company is taking adva tage of a technicality to refuse pay- ment of $300 on a policy due him, Frank Kuffman brought suit in the Justice Court yesterday afternoon te recover that amount from the com- pany. Full proof of the loss is serted in the complaint, which is made after the Now York form. Alf Croves, who with Wiillam B. White represents the plaintiff, says that payment is refused on the greund that Kuffman changed his place of residence without securing necessary permission. The attorney also declares that the policy was left with the cem. pany’s agent some four or five days before the fire, for the purpese of hav- ing a notation made of the change. The complaint recites that Kuffman, sy on September 28, 1905, secured a policy running for a term of three years, cov- ering all household and pefsomal ef- fects in his residence at 455 Tehama ;!Neh For this he paid the sum of 4.50. x On December 6 Kuffman moved to 88 Harriet street, between Folsom. and Howard, the transfer being agreed to by the company. In March of the present year Kuffman moved for the third time to 6 Hayward street, and the complaint states that the transfer was again accepted by the company. After the fire, in which the loss ef property to Kuffman is estimated at $525, he made proof of loss, as required by law, but Payment was denied and suit is being brought for $299, $1 being rebated in ordeér that the case may be brought in a justice ceurt. “The company has refused payment,” said Mr. Groves, “on the ground that the last transfer from Harriet to Hay- ward street was not accepted. This| tU! policy was left with the agent four or| five days before the fire for the purpese of entering the transfer, and since the fire company refused te transfer.” S JOHN F., Western Gas En- sting and stationary; prompt WILLARD, Third and Washington sts., gines, he! delivery. Oakland. WICHMAN, LUTGEN & CO., Inc.—Har- rison and Everett, Alameda. Gilt Edge Whiskey. Phone, Alameda 1179. WEIHE, AUGUST, Broker, remeved temporarily to 2906 17th st, one block below Market and Castro sts. WHITNEY, J. B, & CC., THE E. IN- GRAHAM CO., formerly 120 Sutter, S. F.. located 1116 Broadway, Oakland. 0. F. WILLEY CO.—Carriages, busses, wagons, etc. 19 Fell st. . B. WitT C0.—Oil plants and ma- chinery, 755 Seventh st., Oakland. WREDENS, Grocers, 2212 Fillmore, cor. Clay (fmly 431 Larkin). Phone West 187. WASHINGTON Life Ias. Howard Perrin, mgr., Macdenough bldg., Oakld. WAKELER'S PHARMACY, SW. cor. De- visadero and Cal.; phone West 2097. ZELLERBACH & SONS, Paper, 405 514 11th Jackson st. San Francisco; 8t., Oakland; 54 1st s 3t 113 N. Les Angeles st 114 X st., Sacramento. PARTLY BURNED POLE FALLS OVER WITH LINEMAN ON TOP Matthew Calvin Comes to Ground Sud- denly From High Perch and Is Seriously Injured. . Matthew Calvin, an electrician in the employ of the Mutual Electrical Company, whese home is in San Rafael, yesterday ascended a telegraph pole which had been partly burned during the big fire at Sixteenth and Mission streets while stringing feed wires. The pole did not show signs of having been sufficiently damaged to render it weak until Calvin got on the cresstree, when it snapped off a few feet from its base and fell with him to the ground. In striking the ground Calvin re- ceived serious injuries about the chest that may prove fatal. 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L 280 40 Cruden, David 28 50 Cruden, David D285 as Cruden, David .83 20 Cruden, David 139 10 Cruden, David - 605 10 California_ Safe _ Deposit and Trust Company, Trustee for Ella O Mann . . 285 10 Churchhill, Mrs. 100 Churchhill, Mrs. 50 offec, G. W. 50 ugan, Chas E. 10 ugan, Chas. E., 19 Dugan, Chas. E., 10 Dugan, Chas. E., 10 Dugan, Chas. E., 10 Dugan, Chas. E., 10 Dugan, Chas. E., Trustee. 10 Dugan, Chas. E., Trustee. 10 Dugpn, Chas. E., Trustee. 100 Dugan, Chas E., Trustee. 100 Dugan, Chas. E. 100 Drescher, P. C 50 Drescher, P. C 50 Drescher, P. C 50 Drescher, P. C R 50 Durbrow, Elbridge, Trus- tee . .. 867 50 Ehrenberg, M 20 Falkenstein, 20 Gutschow, 40 75 25 10 s 55 5 s 2 10 10 50 ~00 50 ~06 100 200.00 10 20.00 3 -00 Hoffschneider, Wm. H. 40 80.00 Heilbronner, 'A..... .....1117 10 20.60 Howard, Z. Y., Trustee.. 960 30 100.00 Howard, Z. Y., Trustee.. 961 20 40.00 Hanks, M. W. -1138 50 100.00 Hanks, M. W_ A1139 50 100.60 Inkersiey, " Arthur.. S156 60 12000 Isson, Alfred 21076 10 20.00 Isson, Alfred . --1077 10 20.00 oscph, Albert. .. 1026 100 200.00 oseph, Albert. 1027 100 200.00 oseph, Albert. 1028 100 200.00 oseph, Albert 1029 100 . 200200 ohnson, Albert 129 35 “70.00 134 40 s0.00] ‘1008 100 20909 | Lo Gonidee, Frances M. 13 20 40.09 Leon, S. R..c.is 10 20.00 Leon, §. R. 10 20.00 Leon, S. R 29 10 20.00 Little, Joseph M 953 50 180.00 Leavy, Charles M 200.00 | Charles M 100.00 | Charles M 100.00 | Ira S. 50.00 | Tra S. 50.00 | Lyons, James H. 200.00 | Lewenberg, George. 100.00 | Lowenberg, George. :: 20.00 ! Manheim, Dibbern & Co. 10000 | Manheim, Dibbern & C 109.00 Manheim, Dibbern & C 100200 | Manheim, Dibbern & C 34.00 Manheim, Di & C | 264.00 | 100200 100.00 100.00 100.00 20 ichel, 200:00 Mitchell, * William 100.00 McGCarthy, E. A. 100.00 McCarthy, E. Al 100200 McMullin, M. Al 100.00 McMahon, John 100.00 McChesney, Alice. 230.00 rmsby, . J.... 824 50 100.00 erry, John™ Jr. ......1136 100 200.00 Rolph, James, Trustee.... 381 100 200.99 Reioh, Ja Trustee.... 384 100 200.00 fose, Mary Hoit. . 407 20 “40.00 Rose, Mary Holt. - 48 20 40.00 st < 10 5 Smith, J. George, oo Issue Stock Cert. 3877— 5 shares, ees\l:.l‘ to 10 (Shara‘“.‘i::) k Issue o Geor; s 20.00 80.00 4.00 60.00 40.00 20.00 20.00 e 45:% 200.00 200.00 200.00 100.00 100.60 100.00 100,60 100200 100.00 50.00 58.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 20.00 40.00 50 100.00 100 200.00 100 200.00 25 "50.00 20 40.00 B a8 O] 10 - 20.00 2 40.00 | Welch, | Winston, W. H Ew £ B so. H - ll: 56.00 b 50.00 " 50.00 Thomas, H. - Thomas, H. W. 50.00 Thomas, H. 50.00 Thomas, H. 50.00 Themas, H. 50.00 T H. so.00 Th H. 50.00 ‘Thomas, H. 50.00 ‘homas, * s0.00 Thomas. ¥. 50.00 ‘homas, H. 50.00 Themas, H. 59.90 Themas, H. W. 30.00 Thomas, H. W. 200.00 Thomas, H. W. 100.90 Thomas, 2 20.00 Thomas, H. W., 3.08. Thomas, H. W., 290.09 Themas, H.W.Trustee. £0.90 Themas, 2 109.00 Thomas, H. W, -7 Thomas, H. w" 100.60 omas, H. W., $9.00 as, H. W., 50.00 Thomas, H. W., 100.00 omas, H. W 30.00 Thomas, H. W., 50.00 Thomas, M. W.. 20.00 Thomas, E w. 2000 Thomas, H. W., 20.00 Themas, H. W., 40.90 homas, H. W., 10.00 Themas, H. W., 50.08 Thomas, H. W., 20.00 Thomas, H. W., 20.00 Themas, H. W., 20.00 Thomas, H. W, 20.00 N H W, 39.00 Thomas, H. W., 29.00 Thomas, H. W.. 50.00 W 20.00 H W, 20.00 H W, 49.00 H W, 50.00 H. W, 59.00 H W. 50.00 H. W. 29.09 g. W 16000 oW 40.00 H W 200.90 H W 00 H. W. 20 H. W 00 H W 00 H W 09 H W 00 H W -00 g. W ~00 . W. .00 H W .00 H. W 00 H. W. 00 H W, 20 1. W, ‘09 H. W ‘00 H .00 H. ~00 H. .00 H. -00 H .00 H. 00 H. .00 H. .00 H. ‘00 H 00 H. ~00 H. .00 H. -00 H. 00 H. _00 H. a0 , H. ‘00 H. -0 H. L H. 00 H. ~00 H. 00 H. -00 H. -0 H. ..1051 60.00 Thomas, H. Trustee, iginal Tssue Steck, . 3964—20 shares, e to 40 shares New Stock Issue (not JRA < < sdpSs < s samvts S ® s0.00 Thomas, H. Trustee, Original _ Issue Stock, Cert. 4071—5 shares, al to 10 shares ew Stock Issue (mot 10 20.00 50 100 50 100 0 2 50 100 Thomas, M. 29 40 Tiedemaan, Lucy 10 20. 5 10 Tiedemanin, 19 20 bener, 15 3 20 0. 50 100. 10 s oy, E. P. K. Von der Mehden, J. H W illiam.... Welch, R. M. W W W Welch, elch, R. M. Welch, R. M., Trustee Winsten, W. H. Wilsen, D. R. Zimmerli, 1 Zimmerhi, 1 Zimmerli, 1 1 1 1 1 1 i and in accordance with law a the board of directors made o:du:m of February, lm.somylhrndz parcel of such stock as may be necessary will hnldntpubfl:ln:fi-nlh&hd!h company at 327 Market street (room 4, sec- ond floor), in the cit and coumty of San Francisco, ' State of California, o April 23, 1906, at the hour of three. 3 o'clock p. m., on such day, uent assessment therce 'm pay such cost of isi e 3 A 4