The morning call., 1892-12-27
THE SCOPE OF THE CHRISTMAS BOX BUREAU


| that they shall not be known. each pack
| age. contents to be ascertained when deliv.
| cred.
Miss Frances Fltschner. two new skirts
| and pair of shoes.
II. W., cash ST..
w. W., cash 81.
Mrs. Wentworth, clothes.
Mrs. s., box of clothing.
Mrs. NJ. ID. B., box clothes.
S. Johnson Taylor Jr., rocklng-horse.
Mrs. E, two rolls butter.
"A Composition" box OF apples.
Mrs. +. A. b.. clothes.
Mrs. George A. Davis. assorted groceries.
''Some one at Bartlett Primary" food and
clothes.
Mrs. E. Weiner. mems wearing apparel.
Market street, bundle clothes.
Mrs. Christensen. clothing.
Ross 81 Hewlett. keg pickles and one
cheese
Porter Bros. Second contribution. six
boxes of rasins.
Dalton Bros, sack potatoes and sack
beans
Louis Zeiss, sack potatoes.
+. NJ. Walton, use of horse and buggy.
Lot d. Slocum, use of horse and harness.
Hills Bros, one box. forty-eight pounds
coffee.
H.N Tnden, two pieces bacon.
Merten Manufacturing Co., ten pounds
Worlds Fair coffee.
90l II St, contribution not named.
Mrs. B., lot of clothing.
Mrs. Robert I1aight, preserves, fruit,
cake, pies and clothing.
Mrs. j. G. Myself, contribution not named.
Mrs. G. Mosher. clothing and sack of
potatoes.
]. b. Celle. macaronl and nudes
Mrs. c. j. Colley, clothing.
Mrs. Peters, San Bruno road, bundle
clothing.
Mrs. l., package underwear. two blankets
and 81 cash
Mrs. A. r. Quinn, two packages clothes.
ga friend" 81 50.
Mrs. Wilson, Eddy street. bundle Of
Three packages left at Msrket-street
Friend Of the rOOr." lady, 80 cents.
Mrs. NJ, cash 81
Howard street, near Tenth, three pack
ages.
lot OF groceries.
Mrs J. A. Stulz, contribution to be
called for.
From "a friend of the woman who had no
Johnson Locke Mercantile Company. case
of assorted goods.
"a Sympathizer With the Poor" bundle
of clothes.
Laguna street. In the 1900 block, box Of
goods.
Mrs Captain johnson. contribution not
named.
Mrs. johnson, Folsom street, g box.
Scott street. contribution not named.
Friend" basket OF clothes.
"a Visitor" two books. and promise Of
something else.
Mrs. Garcln, OFarrell street Second con-
tribution) clothes.
Mrs. -, package OF clothes.
Mrs. Miller bundle Of clothes.
Mrs. n, s..
poor widow. leg of mutton.
boy Of IA, bag of clothes and an over
coat.
A. s., contribution to the Chrlstmas-box.
Friend, bundle of clothes.
Mrs. r. l., clothing.
MI r., 81.
Western Sugar Refinery, two barrels OF
sugar and two barrels of syrup.
800 Thrtieth street, clothes and % cents.
Lady" 81.
Buchanan Bros, three dozen scrubbing-
brushes.
Miss Curtis, shoes.
Mrs. n, large bundle Of clothes.
Mrs. Luke, clothing.
New England Bakery, 100 Scent loaves Of
bread on The oath inst
Mrs. -, check for So
Pacific avenue, contribution TO be called
for.
"a lady friend" clothes.
G. II. Howard. hominy, rye -four and
cornmeal.
No name, two bundles clothes.
Miss D., blankets.
Mrs. c. w. Derby, clothes.
Two bundles Of clothing left at the main
Office
Henry Radsman. John Rademan and
Charles Yeager @ years., 81.
John Smith," cash $50.
Whalen & Tracy. blank-book TO keep rec
ords of the bureau.
Il. GambiiZ, box apples.
Mrs. Curry, one sack OF -four and case of
canned goods.
Left al the branch office, pair of shoes and
underwear.
"The Hub" clothing store. two dozen
comforters.
Left at the Hayes-street branch, two
packages OF clothes and bag OF candy.
Ciementina street, two sacks Of coal.
Clementina street, sack Of wood and sack
Of coal
Lady" Moss street, clothes and 80 cents.
Quade Strout sack Of -four. coffee,
sugar and rice.
''Mr. A., 81.
Dyer & Knox. grocers. five packages Of
coffee.
NJ. J. c.. cash 81.
ky. L., cash 81 90.
w. w, cash, 81.
Cash, 30 CENTS
Cash, 30 cents.
Cash, 80 cents.
Boy of IS. cash % cents.
Fireman. cash % cents.
Miss Dalton, cash Is cents
bartlett Primary School, cash SIS 20 IL
sacks potatoes, box apples, l u sacks -four,
l sack onions, hats, boxes toys and
books, boxes groceries, "a bundles clothes.
Fair Oaks and Twentysecond, clothing.
Oakland office, outfit for six-month- old
baby.
Mrs. Taylor, 1 bundle.
Mrs P, bedstesd, -four. ETC.
Ninth-street Branch ONCE, 2 bundles
clothing.
Mrs. A, contribution not named.
Starr & Co.. sacks -four
3 Frankfort avenue, contribution not
named.
Lady in Oakland. baby clothes.
Mrs. Duggan, TWO sacks -four.
1916 Iwonty-tirst street. bundle clothing.
135 Douglass street, jam, potatoes. apples
24Twenty- sixth street, 2 packages cloth
ing.
Anderson g. Co. grocers, one sack flour,
one sack coal, one sack wood and clothing.
Muiilla, twenty pounds sugar.
n" underwear for Andersonville SOL
der.
Standard OH Company. one can coal oil.
kenton Coal Company, half ton Seattle
coal.
Kupfer & Dnassan. one piece bacon.
ID. Ghirardeli, two boxes chocolate.
George Jackson, one cheese.
Dairymen's Union, one cheese
Whitiund & Frederickson, one box apples
J. Main, one box apples.
i. Levy Il Co, one box oranges.
WetmOrs Bros, one case dates.
O'Connor g. Lnsk. one box apples.
Allison. Gray d Co.. one box potatoes.
l.. A. Burns. one box apples.
1904 Turk street. bundle clothes.
Market street branch, two packages
clothes
"D. &c." three sacks -four.
Beasy children offer 10 perform for the
fund.
GLADYS" book and wearing apparel.
Mrs l., III. johnson. contributions mt