The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-13
NO MORE TICKETS.
The Last Four Hundred
Given Out.
MORE MONEY IS NEEDED.
Work on the Park Progressing
Rapidly.
MORE MONEY IS NEEDED.
ORGANIZED RELIEF FOR WOMEN.
The WOmen's Press Association Sug-
gests Laundries, Cooking Schools
and Mendiug Bureau.

The business mems committee for the
relief of the unemployed issued the last
batch of work tickets Yesterday that will
be given out for some time. The total
number issued, including the 400 given
yesterday, is 200. This, of course. leaves
men yet unproYided for; but the action is
necessary in order to insure continued
work for those to whom tickets have
already been issued. as the committee in-
tends to renew all on Monday. Subscrip-
tions are still coming in freely, but great
amount is still needed. \ little over $1,000
was received by the treasurer yesterday,
making total to date of S37, 18S 20. The
following are the days subscriptions
Raphaels Uncorporated). $50; San Francisco
News Company. S25; j. Samuels $50; Kelly
y Liebes, $40; Madison 4 Burke, S25; NJ
Freud & Son. $50; b. l.. Nolan, 500; j. Rich
ara Freud, $50; hohler * Chase. $50; L. +.
Weber u Co., $50; Charles Carpy. 500:
anonymous (by m1iD, 500; employees OF
Nathan, Dohrmann & Co. 500; w. A. Moser,
81; cash from bet, 81; Joseph Rosenberg,
field. SO; Byron MauZy, So; cash, So; cash,
50; Davis, ShOwnwasser Co., 500; Gladding,
Mclean Co, 500; Jones & Co, 500:
Golden Gate Flourng-mills. 500; Langley &
Mlchaels Company, 500; Stem. Simon & Co,
SlOoi Wells, Fargo & Co., 500; W. & j.
Sloane & Co., 500; Pacific Roll Paper Com
Ship-building Works, $50; Konler & Frohling.
500; j. p. lie Count, $50; ROsenIbal. FEEDER
& Co, $50; Palace Hardware COmuany, SO;
q: W. Clark & Co. $50, Alex Mackey $40, F.
w. Wright 81, j. w. Pierce 81 a. II. Van $50,
j. T. Terry SO, Union Gas Engine Company
500 Dickman, Jones & Co. S25, INDIANAPOLIS
Furniture Company 500, Wisconsin Furniture
Company $40, cash $40, j. &. $50, cash $50. J.
c. Gieslng $40. c. l.. MarwedeI $50, standard
Soap Company $40, Charles S. Eaton $40, The
ZeDo MauyaIs Company $40. Halsey. Bradford
q Co. $50, Z. TOplltZ & Co. $50. Fuller SO. Cali
1Ornia Guarantee Insurance Company $40, II.
a. Miller so. Pacific Metal Works SO, f. H.
Rosenbaum So, Deliver Bros. SO, j. q. Steal
81 so, Nj. a. de Laveaga $50, viii & Finck
$50. a. w. Scholle $50, Esberg. Bachman & Co.
S1O0 California safe Deposit and Trust Com
pany Sloo. Mutual Savings Bank 500, Hum
boldt Savings Bank $50, (. B. Pond 500, Mrs.
Mary +. Martin 500, Alice and Ella Hobart
$3.50, 5. hosbland & Go. $50.
Out of the 100 tickets which had been
issued up 10 Thursday night 1910 were
presented for payment, showing shrink
age Of only sixty, who had probably found
other and better employment.
The Improvements in the park are fast
taking shape under the com bined labor of
so many men. The new drives are being
graded rapidly. and the work in all places
Is being done eXpeditiously and thoroughly.
Now that the relief committee has
reached its limits for the present it is sug-
gested that further relief could be afforded
by private clubs of property holders, who
coulQ unlIe 10 nave needed public I'm prove
meDts effected in their own neighb0rbOod
for instance. in the care and restoration of
Alamo square and Alta plaza.
The buys in Miss FennePs and Miss
keryan's classes of the Washington Gram
mar School contributed their mite yester-
day to the relief of The unem ployed by dis
tributing about 200 sandwiches 10 the men
who stood in line On Leidesdorff street.
They came from thel classrOoms about
noon and passed their gifts around in per-
son to the hungry fellows glad to receive
them.
Chief Crowley reports that since the re-
lief committee began its work the number
of night dodgers at the old City Hall has
decreased from 800 to 100.