The San Francisco call., 1906-04-24
CARS SOON AGAIN
WILL Be RUNNING
Restoration of Service Is Engaging the Special Attention of A
thorites and When Ready Operate the United Railroads
VIII Give People Free Transportation for the Present
When All Danger of Communicating Current Through Dangling
Wires to Houses Shall Have Been Removed and Troleys
Can Be Operated With Safety People May Ride Again.

designated a subcommittee of seven
on food. DR.. Voorsanger is chair
man; ]. F. Drum, vice chairman, and
Oscar F. Cooper, secretary. The
headquarters is in the City Hall, Bush
and Fillmore streets. Provisions have
accumulated at the Oakland pier to
supply the needs of the city for more
than a week. Plain food of every de-
scription is plentiful and luxuries are
beginning to arrive. Last night a fam
inc of coffee was threatened, but this
morning fresh assignments are being
distributed.
There is an abundance of meat for
stewing, though all the finer cuts are
being used at the hospitals. Immense
cattle trains are rolling northward
from the prairies of the south and
chickens and eggs are coming from
the nearby interior towns. The most
pressing need is prefer
ably potatoes, carrots, onions and the
like
The following is the list of stations
for the distribution of free supplies:
Hebrew Association, Page street,
near Stanyan; Primary School, Pacific
street, near Devisadero; boathouse,
near Strawberry Hill, Golden Gate
Park; Columbia square, Seventh and
Harrison streets; Noe Valley School,
Twenty-fourth and Douglas streets;
H. S. Crocker Home, Washington and
Laguna streets; st. Mary's Cathedral,
basement, Van Ness avenue and
OFarrell street; substation, 43 Nc
Allister street; police station, Seven
teenth and Folsom streets; Twenty
ninth and Church streets; Liberty
statute, Corbett road; 1857 Clay
street: Twenty-ffth and Guerrero
streets; Flood barn, 2131 Vallejo
street; Holly Park; Glenn Park; Fort
rero, foot of Tenth street; butcher
shop. Point Lobos avenue, near Col.
Inns street; Catholic Cemetery, Ellis
and Broderick streets; Foxhali Mar
ket, Fillmore and California streets;
1887 Seventh avenue, Sunset District;
Seventeenth and Castro streets: Ham
ilton square, Geary and Steiner
streets; Jefferson square, Eddy and
OctaYia streets; Mission street, near
China avenue; Ingleside station, Ply
mouth street and Holloway avenue;
B'nai Birth, Hayes and Devisadero
streets; Buena Vista and Waller
streets; general relief, Page and Stan
yam streets; Richmond station, 425
Clement street; Vernal Heights
School; Grant Primary School, Pacific
avenue and Baker street; substations,
Preside Athletic Grounds; Geary and
Broderick streets; Oak and Broder
ick streets, Lyon and California
streets; Holy Family Convent, Hayes
and Fillmore streets; basement,
Douglas School, Nineteenth street, be-
tween Collingwood and Diamond;
Camp Bryant, Seventeenth and Bryant
streets; Quarry Camp, Twentieth
street and Potrero avenue; Protestant
Episcopal Old Ladies Home, Golden
Gate avenue, near Central; Seventh
and Harrison streets; Third-street
bridge; Railroad avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, South San
Francisco; Mount st. Joseph's Infant
Asylum, Silver avenue, near Seven
teenth; tennis court, Golden Gate
Park; United Railroads, Eddy and
Fillmore streets (carmen only); st.
Kathryn Home, Potrero avenue, OPP
posite Twenty-first street; Chinese
camp, Hunters Camp and Potrero
(Chinese only; J. Wolf, 1924 Fillmore
street (free meat; 1918 Eddy street.