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The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1892-03-10
TO THE INMATES.

To those who need aid in securing posi-.
tons on their discharge 1 desire to state
that the State Agent or any one else can
only secure you position, give you advice,
or lend you helping hand when you most
need it Cf your intention is to lead an honest
life). There is no intention on the part OF
the State to advertise you as an ex convict.
but to give you aid in a quiet and effective
manner. The supervision some of you OBJ
ject to is intended for paroled men from the
State Reformatory. but if you are honest in
your intention to live right, and accept aid.
you ought in return to be advised by and to
advise the Agent that you have succeeded
in your efforts. And rest assured that your
identity will not be exposed. l feel conf
dent that you will each give this the careful
consideration it merits, and earnestly hope
that you will take advantage of the situa-
ton which can result only in benefit to
yourselves. ALBERT GARv1N,
Warden.
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Happiness is but a cake
Which the Wise and Merry take;
Sorrow is a lump of dough
Fools and cynics seek it, though.-Puck.
A Critic Wanted.

In the Northwestern Congregationalist
of February 26. read an article headed
causes of Division Among Christians. "by
Rev. Geo. II. Wells. D. D., setting forth
very ably the causes and the insignifcance
of these causes. also noticed another ar
ticle, under cover of Editorial Comment"
which speaks of half starved ministers
preaching to feeble. struggling congrega-
lions. all aided by Home Missionary
Funds" Taking these two articles into
consideration has led me to write a few
words which hope will meet the eye of
someone who has the ability and will use it
in criticism on the worse than foolish
fanaticism which is surely and swiftly I'M
dermining the foundation of Christianity in
the minds of the rising generations. Chris
tianty. pure and simple. always has and
always will command the respect of think
ing people. but christianity. or that which
processes to be such. Quarrelling over creeds
and dogmas. is only worthy of contempt.
and cannot expect that people of judgment
shall support it. There is no one to blame
but those who foolishly expect to be sup
ported literally for preaching dogmatic
creeds instead of the pure and wholesome
christianity taught by Jesus Christ
r. M.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1892-03-10
LOCAL PICKINGS.

Two men went out this week to grapple with
the world.
Pea soup raw-chaw, chaw. Pea soup done
yum! yum!
The printing department is enjoying big run
Of job work at present.
The chapel is being prepared for the reception
Of q coat of whitewash. 1t needs it, too.
Hospital Steward Hall had few days. vaca.
tion the past week which he spent with friends in
Minneapolis.
Col Clark Chambers. the new prison agent,
was present at the meeting of the board OF man.
ayers last Friday.
1t looks very much if the binding
Irvine machinery would be ready for by the
LIST of April. as calculated on.
Statement of population March 9: Working
for Thresher Co.. 176; working for state 1885, sick
and infrm. 8. Total population. 342.
One prisoner was received during the week
from Hennepn county to serve eleven months
for grand larceny in the second degree.
Saltwater is going to start bichloride of gold
hospital of her own. We knew from report that
1t was pretty bad. but thought it bad enough
to require that.
The young man who was injured by the acct.
dent in the tub and pail factory last week is still
confined to his cot in the hospital. but he will soon
be on his feet again.
1t is whispered aronnd that Captain Hall is
applying rabbit grease to his joints in preparation
for his coming race against time and the electric
Waterman detectors.
Yesterdays blizzard was the finest of the sea-
son. 1t took the starch out of fine lot of spring
locals that we had prepared on the balmy evening
before for this issue.
"A part of the machinery for the new. state ma
chine shop has arrived and Engineer Jones and
his minions are now contemplating where the
power shaft will hang.
The prison artists are having big job prepar.
ing new name boards for the cell DOORS The new
boards will bear the cell occupants registered
number well as his NAME
The State Agent Col. Clark Chambers paid his
first official visit to the prison yesterday after
noon. He interviewed number of the boys who
are shortly to enjoy freedom.
Foreman Sullivan. of the sheetiron shop. has
been confined to his home for the past ten days
by an abscess in his right side. 1t is thought that
it will be long time before he is able for duty
again.
All you boys who do not send your copies of
THE MIRROR away wish to keep them On file.
should return them to the Office so that they may
be sent to the inmates of other prisons where
they are appreciated.
what's your NUMBER The editorial number
IL 1885 and is the eighteenth in the order of
iority of present inhabitants. The consecutive
number of the oldest inhabtant now present is
330. and the last number is 3111.
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Heavy Thoughts.

The Solitary is a bad place. Don't men shun it?
If the World gives Chicago Fair Show she will
be the greatest curio city in America. least she
is in Fair way to become great curio SITE
Chicago (exulting in her Worlds Fair): Now.
then just watch my smoke.
Sarcastic New York: Yes, you always were noted
for your smokiness.
In last weeks issue it was mentioned that the
tub and pail shop was doing stave.ing business
This is true of the lower shop, but in the upper
shop they are w-hooping things up.
Some men prefer paying an exorbitant price for
experience rather than make use Of good advice
which costs them nothing. This proves the truth
OF the saying that men generally value a thing
just in proportion to what it costs them.
Moral: Don't give away good advice unless it is
asked for. RM
Those who dance must pay the chiropodist.-
Puck.
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Advantage was taken Of the suspension of
traffic on Sunday to give 'Main'' street thorough
washing with the hose, and Monday morning it
presented surface entirely clear of ice. snow and
other accumulations of Jack Frost's grasping
hand.
The prison electrician has completed the con.
strsction Of q small dynamo. On testing it every.
thing was found to work satisfactorily. 1t is very
and the brushes quarter Of an inch wide. The
work was all done during spare moments. and
speaks we'll for the skill of the workman.
The board of managers held their regular
monthly meeting last Friday. Manager O'Brien
was absent being in Washington. The board de-
cided to raise the price of binding Irvine to 10
cents per pound, the former price, 9 cents. was
found to be below the actual cost of manufactur-
ing counting the cost of labor at As cents per day
per man.
Steward Benner is prepared to declare that he
has the most variously productive garden patch
in saltwater. 1t is a perennial producer. Where
last summer he harvested tomatoes. onions, cat
nip. peppers, etc., he may now gather fine winter
crop of tomato cans. pickle jars, catsup bottles
and pepper boxes. There is nothing like scientific
cultivation to reveal the fertility of Minnesota
SOIL 1t is said the soil is fertile that bean
planted in the spring will raise cyclone in the
fall.
notwithstanding that the poor people outside
are being harrassed by the grip. diphtheria and
their kindred ills the health of the prison has
rarely been better than at the present time. We
do not know whether to attribute this state of af-
fairs to the superior skill Of the prison physician
to the fact that his salary is the same whether
many or few sick. or to the inmates more
strictly conforming to the laws of health to the
intervention of loving Providence who means to
give His wayward children all the time possible
to prepare for that other world.
The electrician has about completed the work
of putting in system of the American Waterman
Time Detector. There are to be Sc boxes located
at different points in the prison. The indicator
clock. which is also time piece, will be located
in the wardens office. Twenty three Of the watch
mans boxes will be located in the Thresher COM
pany's shops and will be paid for by the company
and attended by the companys Waterman. The
state will control the other thirteen boxes which
will be located as follows: One each in the turn
keys office. hospital, shoe-sbop, clothing depart.
ment dry kiln and the solitary; the Irvine factory
will have two. the tub and pail factory three and
the cellroom two-one for each end. watch
man will be expected to visit each box every
half hour, but should he fail the fact will be in
Dictated on the dial of the clock in the wardens
Office. There will also be fire alarm gong placed
in the engine room and this will be connected
with the fire engine house in the city. By all these
precautions it will be nearly impossible for fire
to start in the prison without being discovered al
most Immediately.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1892-03-10

WEAKNESS can snOre upon flint. when
rusty sloth finds the downy pillow hard.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1892-03-10

Those who dance must pay the chiropodist.-
Puck.
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THE OWL CARS.
Continued from, Ninth Poge.J

W. A. Reed, 1928 Twentieth.
f. J. Dugsn, Northwest corner OF twenty
ourth and Treat avenue.
Nj. j. Aherene. 1450 twenty NTH.
G. b. Aubrey, 2Gl Jersey.
Theodore King, 253 Stevenson.
c. ". Wescott. 453 Jersey.
A. II. Preston, A22 Jersey.
J. T. X lily. $50 Elizabeth.
ice Leonard. 1908 Noe.
James II. Leonard, LOGS Noe.
w. f. Davis. Twenty fourth and Castfos
George N. Saul. 14l6 Twenty nth.
John EAgau. 1902 rweniy-fourth.
Paul Christensen. 1908 Castro.
Joseph Oherne. 1850 Twenty-nfth.
Daniel Kelly. 3l3 Clipper.
John Kelly 313 Clipper.
Joseph Kelly. 313 Clipper.
GeoIge Ramps. northeast corner Of Twenty.
Durln and Clipper.
Henry Ramps, northeast corner Of Twenty.
pui III and Castro
J. j. Peterson 1906 Castro.
II Mallory. 1904 Castro.
Ed p. Mahony. 1902 Castro.
Aug Nidero~t, 1901 Castro.
John kraurgrill. 20Sl5 francisco.
john Wohimont. 2l5 Clipper.
John J. Carey IS Potter.
w Hall, COS Powell
j. :. Drew, ITO Seventeenth.
7. II. Brady, III Eighteenth.
+. q. Norcloss, 40 Diamond.s
r. b. LOfigaD. S43 Castro.
John Doyle. $50 Page.
Hei bert Ready. 3U9la Seventh.
S ). Perry, 4l6 Greenwich.
". L. Jones, l29 Chestnut.
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M'ALLISTER-sTREET LINE.

Louis J. Neumann. 1017 Golden Gate.
John w. Spobn. IL Hyde.
William w. Terry, IA Hyde.
j. NJ. Kane. 10O5 Pierce.
Al Marks, 139 Post.
j, j. Connors, 1902 Fulton.
J. NJ. AlIerton, 1016 Webster.
Jesse Brown, sixth avenue and ID street.
J. 4, Barrett, 3ll Dupont.
Adelaide Donovan, 1893 McAlllster.
+. T. Gruudy. 522 Folk.
K, q. hale, Powell ana Ellis.
ID, FeIgenbaum. sos Van Ness avenue.
A. v. Reed, 1876 Polk.
Henry Jacobs, $50 Fulton.
j. w. Fowler, McAliister, near Market.
Percy Goldstone, 513 McAllister.
4. McFadden, Turk.
N WazmaD, 1892 Golden Gate
w. 7. bourne, First avenue aud u street.
s. Prossek, 1909 McAllister.
A. Lehman, 730 Golden Gate avenue.
John Cables, 1924 Halght.
NJ. j, Friedman, 1873 McAilister.
j. l.. Rodgers, 927 McAllister.
T. IF DonneIiy, 14l31a Buchanan.
j. w. Benson, 413 Eddy.
A. Spring, 70S Cough.
Daniel Buckley, 927 McAllister.
Henry Marei, 1910 Golden Gate avenue.
Fred Jones, 1910 Golden Gate avenues
J. j. Pendent. 927 Golden Gate avenue.
William Levy. S7I 0cEavia.
8. Y. Levy, 1913 McAllister.
j. N. Levy, 1913 McAllister.
A s. Newblay. 1410 McAlIister.
J.. BeHrnwald, TIC McAllister.
Fred Simmons. 7l2 RlcAllisfer.
NJ. l.. Grossman. 1894 Pine.
A. Naterston, 7o21s McAllister.
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e. s. Stokes. 1914 Buchanan.
George A Turner, 1925 Pierce.
T. A. Mccormick. 619 Eddy.
A. Dinau, 10 JESSIE.
7. Mish, 4O7 visadero.
X. r. SeIig. 1419 GeaTy.
s. Seiig, 1919 Gerry.
Z. Oppenheimer, ZIG Suffer.
Alexander Murphy. S23 O'FarrelL
S. d. Landecker, 1926 UFarrell.
7. II. Bernstein, 1927 Jackson.
Walter A. Peterson, 337 Eddy.
II. Clark, 1880 Ellis.
A. Wener AT Mason.
John Daily, ola Eddy.
George Jansen. 400 Golden Gate.
Bernard Kelly. 21S Eddy.
j. +. Fugazi 8 Montgomery avenue.
j. HerspTing, 1908 DeyIsadero.
A. Sichel, 1915 Suffer.
w. II. Jud>on. sol GeaTy.
T. q. Robinson. $40 Mission.
Z. Quarg, 917 Oak.
George j. Wiener 2517 Sacramento.
r. F. Quarg, OF Oak.
4. Green, PIP Golden Gate.
Z. Cummings. Noe and Seventeenth.
B. Misb, All d 'vi$adero.
Charles Mlsh. AL Devisadero
ID. NJ. Boyd, Ablborn House.
c. WethOf'. 339 Eddy.
j. Brown, McDermOtt place.
Frank b. Dewey, Page and Laguna.
Charles X. Tower, Jones and Suffer.
w. r. Gleason, TO OFarrell.
G. b. Sedgwlck, 1o46 Folsom.
Ed. L9SZynsky, 1916 Post.
Z. Nj. Eisleider. 635 Eddy.
Levi Leary, 1920 Ellis.
e. A McElfred, Is Turk.
c. Sunderman. Stanyan and Grattan.
j. Mallory. 40 Eddy.
Ii. FabTigue, IA Sansome.
8. Sellg, 14l9 Geary.
Aug. Euler. 431 Second.
M. HOplitZ GIL Market.
c. I. Precht, 1916 Bush.
j. Greene, 1918 elmer.
p. Z. Goslnsky. 1860 Post
Louis GoldstODe, 513 MeAllIster.
j. Onyon. 121112 Eddy
S. S. Bamberger, l451 McAllister.
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CALIFORNIA-STREET LINE.

Ben Davis, 1898 Sacramento.
Al Marks. 1873 Post.
James +. kearncy. 1920 Steiner.
j. I. Mcdonald. Sutro Heights.
Richard Writ IA Glover.
James LawleT. 8 Jane place.
Thomas +. Boyle. 2i10 LarkIn.
j. Z. Mckee, 29ll Washington,
j. II. Barrett, 311 Dupont.
Otto Meescb, 705A stockton.
II. 4. Hammond. l1ly Jones.
A. j. Benoit, 10l7 Leavenworth.
nj. Lynch, so TAYLOR.
Joe Lawrence, 1904 Leavenwortn.
James I. Kelsey. 1906 Broadway,
Il. OConneli, 1926 California.
+. w. Regan, 1851 California.
j. b. White. 2212 Fillmore.
j. NJ. Wesnizer, Golden West Hotel
Henry Soldering. Brooklyn Hotel.
John Gables. 1924 Haight.
Thomas Is. Dwyer, S5s Bay.
&. II. plerham. 1913 Clay.
DR.. Hooper, 1892 Pine.
A. Z. Colon, 1902 California.
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FERRIES AND CLIFF LIMP

Thomas Packham, l7l4 Polk,
Al Marks. 139 Post.
Ben Baum, 291S Jackson.
Charles G. Higgins, 1925 Fillmore.
n. II. Loupy, 2020 Van Ness.
James ID. OL"aiy. 2416 Sacramento
q. +. KurZe, 633 Sacramento.
Louis Marshall, 1924 Filbert.
Fred McGregor, 1910 Mason.
A. Houghtaling. 1908 Taylor.
james Temple, S56 Folsom.
y. Hogan, l717 Hyde.
II. w. Schneider, 500 FiIbert.
ID. K. Supple, 1910 stockton,
Eugene Serlick, I417 jackson.
J. u. Boyne. 10l5 Powell.
Ernest Helinore, Mason ana Ellis.
DIR. Z. +. Materue. 2l09 scott.
Theodore Lynch, 800 Howard.
j. c. Mckee, 29l1 Washington.
j. Gamale. 1896 Vallejo.
Iaul Helmore, Langliam Hotel
ID. II. McRae. 1417 Jackson.
X. X. Cochran, ITO Mason.
George BehesIlamer, 1921 Fibert
George G. Post. 726 iibert.
Fred Hok, 916 Howard.
j. s. Helmore. Langham Hotel.
j. Trimaille, 623 Pacific.
Robert McClare. ego Sacramento.
j. r. Barrett, 3 i DUPONT.
II. ID. Magee, 1916 Leavenworth.
John Douglass, LOB Pacific.
l.. v. Merle, SO Lombard.
4. Louiier. 1917 Fiibert.
S. I. Whiie. GA Lombard.
a. Il. kicbeI, lo22s. Jackson.
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nj. Misher 240 Suffer.
Henry Haune, Sl9 Fulton.
c. Efrnold, 20 McAiister.
William Schmidt 524 Hayes.
j. Feigenbsum, 505 Van Ness.
r. II. MCCARTHY, 425 McAiister.
Andrew A. Cook. $50 Fulton.
b. +. Reilly, 25l7 McAllisteT.
John f. Dfiscofl. 1911 steiner.
II. W. Bloom, $40 MeAllister.
A. Dinau, 10 Jessie.
A NcBOyie. Sl0 Golden Gate.
Edward McAulife. 25lS McAllister.
William Wright, 64S McAllister.
T.. OppeDhelmeT. l1lC Suffer.
w e. Meagher. go Laguna.
A. Pollhammer 923 Golden Gate.
X. Selig, SO7 Turs.
William 5. Moses. Masonic Cemetery.
p. Ii. Bernstein, 1927 jackson.
Z James j. Welsh. 1915 Golden Gate.
S. Emanuel, 226 Fulton.
harry levin, 707 McAlister.
NJ j. White. 31214 Fulton.
A. Weiner. All Mason.
Felix Hummer, 40 McAIlister.
A Hummer, 7l0 McAlliSter.
Fred Hummer, 40 McAlster.
j. F. Fusazi, Montgomery avenue.
NJ Friedman, 1913 MeAllster.
w. s. Murray. 1886 Eddy.
s. w. Loouy, 72l Franklin.
J. NJ. Blanchard. 723 Golden Gate avenue
W. III. Judson. SOL Geary.
s. SalomEn. 515 Van Ness avenue.
George f. Lyon. ia McAlli.ter.
A. NJ. Lewis, 1437 MeAllister.
NJ. 4. Atkins, S1412 Fulton.
George j. Wiener, 2517 Sacramento.
G. s. Clark, 400 Golden Gate avenue
Alice K. Lynch. 333 McAIIister.
James L. Rodgers. 927 McAllister.
j. j. RaetZ, Gle McAlister.
i. Cummings, Noe aud seventeenth.
Charles j. Schroeder COL NcAIlisler
Ben L. Cohen. $50 McAlltster.
w. J. Sullivan, 72412 McAllster.
q. Malich. Golden Gate and Van Ness ayenues.
ID. NJ. Boyd. AhlboTn House.
+. Lewis, 40 Golden Gate avenue.
u. Ieonhardt, 20O7 Golden Gate avenue
john Hunt, t41o Fulton.
c. II. Penoyer, 14l9 McAilister.
Flank Il. Goewey. Page and Laguna
A. Ii. PenoyeT, 1919 McAilister.
William Hunt. 14IO Fulton.
ID. ID. Hunt. 141O McAllister.
G.. b. Sedgwick. l046 Folsom.
John Summers. 54S sh avenue.
C. G. Morris. 81 Lyon.
L. Cofiu 1115 Golden Gate avenue
Sig SalveDon. 515 Van Ness avenue
Harry STOKES, 325 Golden Gate avenue,
Frank q. Mccarthy, 325 Golden Gate avenue.
NJ. Green. 605 Octayia.
Oscar Heizog, 81 Turk.
W. L. Sharp 1880 Golden Gate avenue.
A r. Robin, 2l9l2 Polk.
j. III. Heinrich, sol Franklin.
Morris Marks. 72l MeAllIster.
Abraham Levy. $50 Octavia.
j. l.. Cosgrove. 100 McAllister.
Henry Lester. 527 Golden Gate avenue.
H. Fabrigue IA Sansome.
w. II. Nash, 1887 0'Farrell.
Z. II. Greene, 1918 Turk.
john Cooney, 1922 Turk.
K. S. N. Judson, 422 franklin.
s. s. Bamberger. l451 MeAlIIstsr.
Thomas s. GOlding. 43l California
T. Moran S21 Grove.
Herbert Ready, 3o9l2 Seventh.
X. Boessenecker. 543 Fulton.
L. w. Butler. 720 BrodeIick.
S. III. Levy, 524 Grove.
Louis Goldstone. 5l3 McAlli eter.
John Lafferty 100 Grove.
s. Hoffman. 426 Franklin.
G. }. Benson, 1884 Golden Gate avenue
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Louis Naldmaun, 222 Grove.
e. b. SedgwicE, 1046 Folsom.
NJ. Sarennel, 600 Fell.
James (. Field. 727 Hayes.
Abraham Levy. 625 DC avia.
II. Fabrique, IA Sansome.
G. j. Butke, 609 Cough.
W. Ii. Nash, l 437 O'Farrell.
John Doyle. $50 Page.
A. q. Dogherty, 5lO12 Hermann.
J.. W. Butler. 72O BrodeFick.
s. II. Levy. 524 Grove.
Louis Goldstone, 513 McAnlster.
George Thomson, 1903 Grove.
John Laffer Y. $50 Grove.
L. U. Fassett. 712A Fell.
Ed Moran, S2I Grove.
He bert Ready 309l5 Seventh,
Il. BOessenecker. 543 Fulton.
john Hogan, 1908 Oak.
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SAN FRANCISCO AND SAN MATEO
LINE

Thomas Graham, 171s Dore.
NJ. Misher, 240 Suffer.
j. Baum, 1910 Harrison.
Donald Pierce. Corbett road.
John Cables. 1924 Haight.
j. ID. Shaylor, 44912 Third.
A. g. Bost, 81 East Park.
+. Bateman. 3o7 Duncan.
+. 0ppenheimer, I116 Suffer.
William BruD. steamer Columbia.
David Brooks, 312 Beale.
p. Ii. Bernstein. 1927 jackson
Edward +. owens. Trumbuli, Mission road.
w. Fletcher, Is Dow place.
A. WeIner, Alt Mason.
j. NJ. Harper, 1016lS Twentieth.
+. +. Saulter, 1905 Mission
j. f. Fugazi. Montgomery avenue,
George DUCK, Noe and Seventeenth.
f. Z. Whitney, 169 Moultrie.
W. II. Judson, sol Geary.
ID. J. Curtain, 400 Valley
Henry Olderton. 6331s Guerrero.
J. A. Walters. 5171a Sixth.
George j, Wiener, 2617 Sacramento
J. j. Brown, z Elizabeth
N. c. Ames. S071s Guerrero.
II. s. Simpson, 674 Harrison,
L. Cummings, Noe aud Seventeenth.
Frank j. Setrigbt, Ocean View
w. j. Downs. Harrison and Fourteenth.
L. +. Mulaney, 317 Jessie.
Thomas Melton, 563l2 Bryant.
ID. nj. Boyd. Ahlborn House.
George Schoemaker, 5631a BRYANT
George S. Hinckley. 499la Fourth.
II. Lienberg, 499la Fourth.
James w. Buchanan, 3l7 Frost
Frank b. Goewey, Page and Laguua.
NJ. f. Collins, Mission and Third.
A. Dinau, 70 jessie.
r. j. Magee, Trumbull
X. Little, 1247 Twenty-fourth.
g. b. Sedgwick. 10l6 Folsom.
ID. Banks. 637 jessie
J. X. Roche, 1904 Dolores.
j s. Drew, 1llo Seventeenth.
George r. Nichols, Bauk street.
X. Manne, Ola San jesse avenue.
james Kelly. 1927 Sanchez.
A. ID. Lille, 1416 Church.
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HAYES STREET LINE.

f. j. Freshman, 726 Grove.
s. q. Fleishman. 726 Grove.
A. CHASER, 1914 Hayes.
A Marka, 139 Post
w. b. Hinchcliffe, Commercial Hotel.
Louis II. Tullacb. Commercial Hotel
q. h. Bennett. Commercial Hotel.
j. Z. Barrett. 81 Dupont.
John b. Valentine, OAK aud Webs eR.
G. 4. Dyer, 900 Oak.
jacob Abrams. 525 Ivy avenue.
Alfred II. Pollock. Palace Hotel
4. LAWYER. 31S Ivy avenue.
j. Coyle. 321 Ivy avenue.
j. Friedman, 317 Grove.
Phil s. Fay, S34 Grove.
August Brauscke. 201 Oak.
w. Bogee, 642 Oak.
p. N. Suesinger, - Oak.
Adolph, 623 Oak.
Will +. Edgar, 1923 Osk.
r. Pyhrr, 504 Baker.
John Gables, 1924 Haighf.
A. L. Stevens. b24 Hayes.
c. Unger. 500 Buchanan.
Il. Liebert, 400 Grove
+. b. ChiIds. 421 LYON.
&. III. Robinson. 370 Lyon.
Z. b. Sprague, 341 BAKER.
Miss May Coopey. 1888 Hayes.
s. l.. Fraser. 1926 Hayes.
NJ. Misher. 240 Suffer-
A. w. Morgan. SIS Grove.
Fred Button, 427 Hayes.
j. Flynn. 43S Hnyes.
ID. II. Mclaughlin, 30l Scott.
Emanuel Primer. 523 Fell
&. Morrison. 232 Fell
A. Dlnau, 10 Jessie.
A. Morrison. 232 Fell
Is. +. Forrest, 252 Fell.
John Mansfield, 21S13 Linden avenue.
y. II. Bernstein, 1927 jackson.
4. b. Williams, 319 Grove.
Sieve Cook. Howard and Sixth.
w. +. Holland, ia Hayes.
A. Weiner, AIT Mason.
A. Morris, 1872 Hayes.
j. Jansen. 1317L Broadway.
II. Nicholson, 5 Moss.
J. +. FuGazI, 5 Montgomery avenue.
u. w. sawyer, 403is Cough.
Emanuel Rioss. sol Ivy avenue.
j. +. Seyden, AIS Hayes.
w. h. Judson, sol Geary.
William Tomsky, 329 Ivy avenue.
Nj. Mesger, S12 Grove.
w. Denby, G27 California.
George j. Weiner, 2517 Sacramento.
j. W. Carpenter, 9211a Mission.
Louis Wolf, 800 Octavla.
Ell Primer, 523Ia Fell.
L. Cummings, Noe aud Seventeenth.
j. L. TompsoH, ZIG Buchanan.
j. NJ. Tompson. TIC Buchanan.
l.. Schein, 53i Ivy avenue.
ID. nj. Boyd. Ahiborn House.
Captain kaGsome. 631 Locust avenue.
j. +. Gucrin. 61SM Linden avenue.
j. M. Lebert, 406 Grove.
FranN Il. Goewey, Page and Lagunas
n. Davis. 211 Linden avenue.
n. ID. Bronson, Grose aud Lyon.
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C. j. GOWNS. 215Ia Polk.
A. ID. Brodie, 1858 i.srkin.
w. r; Murphy. 1924 Pacific avenue,
w. w. Waters, 705 Suffer.
Mark NOifsobn, 29l1 Pine.
Carlos TrOyer, 536 Turk.
b. Levy. l715 Bush.
w. Samoskl, 1924 Bash.
Frank Il. Goewey, Page aud Laguna.
Joseph Collins. Is Bonita.
Thomas Wilson. 2240 Post.
Harry watkins, 2243 Suffer.
Jesse A. Gallsnd, b29 Turk
s. w. OIteDheimsr. 2407 Washington.
+. Ihurber, 1924 Broderick.
Peter q. Biigaerts. 1717 Ellis.
Jake Spencer, Broadway. near OctayIA
ID. NJ. Boyd. AhlboIu House.
A. A. son, 2l24 Broadway.
K. Eastman, 1888 Union
A. Clarke, 1918 Broderick,
James McCanTey, lib Washington.
T.. II. PatcuelI. 453 Ninth
Ii. Thurman. ITO Devisadero.
Charles NJ. English, 3l1 Justice.
Il. Cummings. Noe and Seventeenth.
Frank Scare. Ocean View.
j. W. Nugent, 3U4 Eighth.
Sam Mack. 1929 Bush.
/. &. Brown, 400 Suffer.
4. ii. Sheldon, 2413 Pierce.
s. n. West. 1913 Bush.
Frank Beley, 107 Austin avenue.
George j. Wiener, 25l7 Sacramento.
j. S. Hunt. COZ Suffer.
X. Studman, COZ Suffer
A. Oppenheimer, 11I6 Suffer.
X. Harris, 719 Suffer.
T.. ID. Young. 1706 Post.
Fred Brown. 1916 Polk.
Valentine Huber. 2I3 Powell.
W. tx. Judson, sol Geary.
4. NJ. Rosner, 425 OFarreli.
August Hart, 1923 Suffer
Ii. h. Hibbiits. Ga suffer.
j. ID ley, 534 Market.
A. r. Harrison, 100 Suffer,
NJ. FuTst, 1927 Zine.
j. 4. Eugazl. Montgomery avenue.
Leon Jacobs. 45o Clcmentina.
Bert Adair. 25ll lush.
Joseph Cowen, I'll suffer.
Louis j. Pechner. 5Ia Monroe.
Marion Curtis, 2024 Pine.
A. D.ZekermaD, 1914 Bush.
Joseph Lanbses, 2OlS Bush.
A. Weiner. ALT Mason,
Oskar Zenkerman, 1914 Bush.
Max HALVES. $50 Bush.
A. LeltD. lis Skin.
John Gavin. 1909 Lombard.
LOUIS Smith, 2706 Polk.
Ramon iieEesa, 735 Brca6way.