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Asserting that thirty-three stories could stand without a tremor on the ancient foundation of San Jose, F. Schutte, contractor in charge of the reconstruction of the mission, claims that when his work is done, the bell tower restored, the fallen wall of the chapel lifted, no one, not even as expert, could tell the new structure from the old. During the early part of March, Mission San Jose's belfry fell, carrying a large portion of wall with it to the ground. Under the direction of Archbishop Arthur J. Drosserts, the Schutte Construction company was assigned to restore what damage had been done. They are made of adobe held together by a sort of cement, and are stronger than anything that could be substituted now. Since the old rocks are extremely heavy, a massive frame scaffold has been built in addition to mechanical lifts.