The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-13
At o'clock the finance committee OF

fiftv met
In taking up the order of business, Mr..
Greenblatt of the German Democrat
moved, and it was carried, that upon the
subcommittee 10 BIZ announced for the
purpose of taking up the districts assigned
10 them. the first-named gentlemen on
each committee should be the chairman OF
such committee. and that he be required
to hand to the secretary of the executive
committee of the fair daily the funds in
his hands
Upon the suggestion of the chairman. 1t
was resolved that an executive committee
10 consist of five of the members of the fin
ance committee be appointed, the selection
of the names to be left to the chairman.
the m tion was carried and the chair an
nnuDced that he would name the CON-
mttee O-day.
During the day Chairman Barnes. Wen
dell Easton and Secretary Kahn were en-
gagged in mapping out the business portion
Of The city, which is TO be assigned to the
subcommittee. and al the meeting the
following subcommittee were an
n0unced.
Banks-A G. Booth. Frank Sumner Homer
S. King, NJ. Blackowen. J. A. Thompson.
lnsurance-C. A. Laton. r. Herrod, j. II.
Wise, &. l.. Taylor William Greer Harrison.
William Macdonald.
Transportation Companies Wendell Easton.
Edward Goodall. G.. S. Benedict, w. b. Will
shire, K. J.. Hammond.
Builders and Contractors-R. P. Hurlbut, j.
j. Mahoney, Oscar Lewis. Peter Crichtou.
Hotels and ResIaurauts-E. r. Swain, w. b.
Cooper, j. S. Young, Carter Tevis, A. w. VIII
son.
Theaters-A. Bowler, Julius Kahn.
Lumber Merchants-E. ". Van Slyke
rick, f. r. Swain
CoDtractOrs-A E. Buchanan, c. A. Warren
The business portion of the city has been
su bdiyded as follows:
District 1-Montgomery street to East Wash.
ington street TO san Francisco Bay. Sub-com.
mittee-H. P. Bush. Clement Bennett and 7.
Bacisalupi.
District 2-Davis street to East. Market
street, Washington street. subcommittee
Vanderlyn Stow. w. &. Stafford and M. Green.
blatt.
District 3-Battery sire to Davis, Market
street to Washington. Accommodations
SlosS Jr., John d. Siebe, r. Lillenthal.
District 4-Calif0rnla street 10 Washin gton.
Montgomery street to Battery. Subcommittee
f. A. Haber E. j. Bowen, Judge j. c. Pen
ME.
District 5-Montgomery street to Battery,
Market street TO California. Subcommittee
A. w. Foster, j. w. Raphael, /. ~Strassburger.
District 6-Montgomery street 10 Grant ave-
nue., Market street 10 California. Sub commit
tee-Dr. L. j. LIE Touneux, w. s. Drey-
polcher, Frank Massey.
District '7-Montgomery street to Powell,
California street to Broadway. Subcommittee
Cornelius Martin, Edward Holland, 5. W.
Dixon.
District 8-Grant avenue to Powell street.
Market street TO California. Sub-comnitte -
r. S. Bunker, j. S. Swain.
Dis rct 9-BrOadway 10 San Francisco Bay,
Montgomery street to Taylor Subcommittee
Ii. 5. Martin, E. Godchaux. Emanuel Meyer.
District 13-Powell street to Jones. Market
str. ct 20 Gearv Subcommittee j. OBrien,
j. Hamilton Gilmore, Julius Kahn.
District 14-Jones street TO Lark1n. Mark ct
sire to Geary. subcommittee. Hammer
smith, II. B. Russ.
iaf tn Con Fra
cisco Bay, Market street south to San Fran
cisco Bay. ub-committee-Samuel Hendy, +.
+. Osborn, n. II. Lang.
District 19-First street to Beale, Market
street to San Francisco Bay. Subcommittee
Daniel L. Hayes Oscar Lewis, j. Mallon.
District 20-Frst street TO Third. Market
street TO Folsom. ub-commlttee-CarterT evis,
Colonel +. S. Oh dDourne.
District 22-Third street to Fifth. Market
street to Folsom. Subcommittee = William
Doxey, j. I. Terry. Jabez s. Swan.
1t was announced by the chairman that
the books were ready to be handed out to
the various chairmen of the sub-com-
mittees.
F. A. Haber suggested that all the heads
OF our large manufacturing concerns and
all other large places. where there are
many employees, be called upon and asked
to contribute such amounts as are within
their reach. In this connection Chairman
Barnes announced that the house of
hapnaelS had already started In on this
principle. He was pleased 10 say that $50
subscriptions were sent in to-day BY the
RaphaePs. as having been secured from
their employees.
From the house of Glaiding Mclean &,
GO. subscription Of $500 was received.
and from E. b. Hindes s. Co., through r.
T. Hurlburt. check for 500.
Concerning partial payments to be made
on subscriptions it was suggested by n. H.
h. m
scribers whatever portion they are willing
to pay down and note on the stubs OF
their books the dates of future payments,
so as TO enable the secretary of the ex.
ecutive committee to make the collections,
The majority Of the subscription-books
were delivered TO the commit teemen and
receipts taken for them, but the work OF
collections will not commence in earnest
| until tomorrow. to-day being collection
day.
| The executive committee met at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. The secretary read