The morning call., 1891-03-23

cellent condition, but we want a letter-bOx put on
our lamp-post.
Carries a. CapwelI. general manager North
western Masonic Aid Assoclatioh-Pfesents ser
vice OF the carriers department OF the once IS
very satisfactory. II would be quite nelp u II
could be arranged 50 as 10 put the Oregon mails
In our hands before NOON
Deere implement COmpany-We nave No sug-
Gestions 10 make as the present arran gemehtS
seem to fill our requirements very satisfactorily.
Arms Dallam-The present service IN yeur
Office Is efficient and saisfa Glory. Greater
promptness In the delivery in the boxes Is sug-
gested.
Tie Bancroft Company-We are entirely salts.
fed
/. S. Van Wrinkle & Cove are thoroughly
satisfied; although 1t is possible perhaps 10 iin-
prove on same, we must confess our naplii'S W
slate how where.
Charles f. Brown-The money order depart
ment Is very much cramped IN It's accohnoud-
tons. Tile registry department should be ar
ranged with the delivery window ssparate from
The reception window and gualded by ran out'
side.
lie Count Brothers-There is nothing for US to
suggest. We are perfectly satisfied. -,
Mau, Sadler s Co.-Tbe service is most excel
lent. the mali being delivered promptly anu cur
Tecily.
Thomas Day g. Conc complaints or sugges-
lions TO make.
Durham, Carrigan & Hayden Cove find the
service prompt aud satisfactory.
Goodyear Rubber COmpany-No suggestions
TO make except that you put up one OF your large
UOAes Ut the corner OF second anu MdIht
Hobbs, Wall y Collie present service Is
perfectly Sd. lsfactOry.
Benjamin Schloss, Agent Of Guardian Assur-
ance Compauy-I can suggest no Improvement
John Fl. Gray, General gent Washington LIE
insurance Company of New NOr~ -Attef tnlua'
ing lie matter over and talking with DINER par
ties. have come To the conclusion that can
suggest no change; that the service under your
management Is about as perfect as any reason
able man could expect.
ShatnWald, Buck bee 81 Co.-The present SER
vice is In every way most satisfactory 10 Us.
Neville & Co.-Entirely satisfactory.
Thomas A. Miller, Secretary Star & Cove
very well satisfied with the department and
its very efficient corps OF hands, who have at
tended TO their business as far as We are coh-
cefned III q most cOmnendablc manner.
Frank Eastman & Co.-The service is entirely
satisfactory 10 us, and we hear no complaints
from our nelghDOrs.
S. p. Taylor, Paper Manufactuters-perfecty
satisfactory.
Tevis 4 Fisher-We are perfectly satisfied, but
have one suggestion TO make. Get rid OF those
eyesOreS around The city, those red package
boxes and get Uncle Sam TO put ny substantial
ones.
A. c. Nichols g. Cove are satisfied.
ii. j. McCOy, Secretary Young Mems Christian
AssociatiUI-Aside from the loss of a few local
letieis, we have never had any fault 10 find with
the service. and our mailing lists are quite ex-
tensive.
Ii. p. Gregory & Cove have no fant to ind
with the present service, with the exception OF
the irrrguaIIty Of arrivals Of mails over Wulch
you nave no control. oar mail Is delivered
promptly and carefully after having once reached
The city.
G. A. BeIton Insurance and Bullion Broker
Perfectly satisfactory
Nathan, Dohrman & Cove have always
found our mail matter on time and have no fault
To llud WI the present system.
l.. b. billiard, Superintendent BradStreets
Mercantile Agency-The servc. is Satisfactory.
we mole an occasional mistake In the dist lDu-
lion OF our letters, but assume that errors OF the
KIND cannot be entirely avoided.
John Landers, manager Manhattan Lille H.
surance Company am at loss To make any
suggestions Will view 10 the proposed mn
pro'ement OF the san Francisco postal serytce.
Gouddll, Perkins & Co-So far as the local
business 0f The POSofice is conc rned, we have
10 suggestions to make, but consider that lie
business is conducted with manifest ability aud
efficiency. We beg to say that We are running
pretty fast and good sized passenger steamers on
The coast, and quite number Of Ihemi yet
when the railroad is blockaded Tie mails are
sent down tile coast on Il "hog boat that goes
about half the speed OF that made by this com
pduy's vessels.
Ames & Overwhelmingly satisfactory.
viii x Flrck-We find the present service all
that could be desired
Heglrr Il JOhnsOn-1he service seems to be
so perfect and complete that We fail 10 how It
could be improved During HE year we sent out
many thousands OF letters ana we cannot recall
one instance where 1t is Claimed our letter failed
TO reach its destination. In the matter Of re-
cetpts we do not know OF any iustancee of mis-
Carriage
Cutie & Enthusiastically speaking, the serv-
ice of your office is quite satisfactory. II the
mail arriving by the overland trains IS assorted
during the trim letters should be IN the boxes
sooner than they are now. 1t often takes from
one hour and hau 10 Two hours before
the overland mail is distributed We
notice that the contractors who carry
mails away from the ferries or steamships to tile
POstoflce are very Slow in doing so. We often
have letters which arrive by Wells. Fargo & Co.
steamer half an hour IN our office, and
when we send 10 Ihe POstOtiice Tor the
regular mail we are told that the mail-bags
have not yet arrived, or that 1t has not
been assorted. We also hear complaints
about delayed city letters. IL often takes
twenty-four houis before letters dropped in our
box near the office arrive at the outskirts OF The
city. Suggestions are also made by Cutie
Frank concerning card uolCes, giving tile Time
OF collections from The various boxes, which are
very good and will receive attention from the
authorities here)
NJ. NJ. Tompkins, agent Shanghai Banking
COrpOfation-As far as our experience goes, The
mails domestic aud foreign, are delivered
promptly with the exception of the mail frosu
China and Japan. The lime thai Is cOnsumeI
Detween the arrrvai OF Inc steamers ana assort-
ing of the mail sas always seemed to me unnec-
essarly long.
L. I. Russell-Consider the means at your
disposal and the difficulties under which you
have 10 labor the service Is excellent.
Clarence Nj. Smith, General Agent OF the North
west Mutual Life Insurance C0mpauy-I have
no Speclh cnaHses 10 suESesl, "i,i oelieNe tue
department IS doing as good wolk as any other
city IN the Union.
Thomas b. Cunningham congratulate you
on the Improvement IN your postal service and
the efficiency of sUnr corps Of employees.
Peter Il. Simons u Son-SatisfacIory IN every
TesUect.
Ietleis is concerned we have no fault 10 find nut
IL IS sometimes TWO. three and fOur days alter
the receipt OF invoices before We obtain pack
ages. Why IL should be so We cannot understand
as both are supposed TO be mailed at tie same
time from Eastern correspondents
Il. Ii. Umb,en & Cove have no complaints
to MAKE and have always been treated with uni
form courtesy by the department over which you
preside.
Hon. W.F.GOad-The present service of your
office is very satisfactory TO me.
Hon. Thomas v Cator-T The service is en-
tirely satisfactory 10 me-
W. II. L. BarBes-The present service OF your
Office Is entirely satisfactory to me. / might say
without hatteIy that could not do the bust
ness better myself. l wish you were Postmaster
for llle-tO say during good behaYiOr). Would
award it TO you Tor all eternity. The latter period
Will commence TO run Tor all the living aud we
shall see the New Jerusalem before we see The
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