The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-05-15
RECONSTRUCTION PLANS
ARE NEARING MATURITY
REPORTS ARE SOON TO BE READY


Plans for the reconstruction OF San
Francisco. materially and socially, are
rapidly nearing completion at the
hands Of the various subcommittee OF
the general committee OF forty. When
the general committee met yesterday
the chairmen Of the various suboom-
mittees announced that they would
soon be ready to file their final reports.
and 1t is probable that some will be
ready for presentation today.
In response TO the call OF the chair
Thomas P. woodward, chairman of
the committee on hospitals and health.
filed the following preliminary report:
Under the censorship OF the mill
tary authorities and the Board of
Health there have been established
fourteen officially recognized camps.
These camps are to be policed by the
military authorities and the sanitary
condition OF the premises within the
camps are 10 be under the control of
the sanitary inspectors Of the military
department The general sanitation OF
the camp district as part Of the mu-
nicipal area Is TO be conducted by the
sanitary inspectors OF the Board of
Health The following is the list Of
camps, with their locations and COM
handing officers:
LIST OF CAMPS.
Plain, near Lombard street, Preside
gate; Captain Witteneyer. Fifth In
1antry.
2-rennesses Hollow. camp at Taylor
street and along Bay; Captain Shattuok.
Twenty fifth Infantry.
Sort Winfield Scott Chinese Camp;
Captain Lehman, Twenty-hfth Infantry.
4-GoH Links; Captain Gassatt.
5-Recreation Grounds, Golden Gate
Park; Alta Square; Hamilton Square.
Steiner and Geary streets; Alamo Square,
Scott and Fulton Streets Columbia
Square, Seventh and Folsom streets;
Duboee Square, Scott and Waller streets;
Garfield Square. Twenty-sixth and By
ant streets; Lafayette Square, Sacra-
mento and Cough streets Jefferson
Square; Hayes and Pierce; Dolores and
Eighteenth streets, east and west; Pierce
and Haight streets; Eureka Valley
Eighteenth TO Twenty sixth.
Barracks, Golden Gate Park,
Speedway. Golden Gate Park,
s-Harbor View; Captain orion, Second
second Infantry; Captain King, Second
Cavalry.
s-Lobos Square. Bay and Laguna
streets.
minnesota avenue and Nineteenth
II-Fourth and Townsend streets.
12-Camp Bothin. Marin County.
13-Inglesidei College Hill and Mission
South End School, Fulton and Burroughs.
Clamp Lake. Market and Guerrero
streets.
l5-Potrero avenue, Fourteenth to
streets, around Sailors Home; Essex
street, Rincon Hill; Beale and Mission
streets; Folsom and Hawthorne strestsi
Twenty-sixth and Army streets.
Il also submit the list Of hospitals
officially recognized by the military au-
thorities. the Board Of Health and the
Red Cross Association, as follows:
GENERAL HOSPITALS.
French, Lobos and Fifth avenues;
Lane. Clay and Webster streets; Mount
Zion. Suffer street, near Devfsadero;
Children,s Sacramento and Maple
street. near Baker; Hshnemann, 23e Pre-
Eioio avenue; Clara Barton, Scott and
Post streets; St. Mary's. 2Qo1 Fulton
street. Balboa, 1tos MoAllister street:
street; CITY and County Hospital; Horace
Mann, Twenty second and Valencia
streets; st. Luke's, rwenty-seventh and
Valencia streets; st, Joseph's. Buena
Ingleside race track California General,
Eighteenth street and Caselli avenue;
German, Noe and Fourteenth streets;
ST Thomas, Laguna and Page streets;
Buena Vista. q Buena Vista avenue
GOVERNMENT CONTROL.
Deer Park Golden Gate Park, Hospital
for Typhoid; Marine, Golf Links; Pre-
sldio General. PRESIDE; Park General,
Ball Grounds. Golden Gate Park; Pre-
xiido Post Preside; Fort Mason Hospi-
COMMUNICABLE DISEASES.
Harbor View. Baker and Jefferson
streets; City and County. Potrero and
twenty second streets; ChiIdren's (for
measles); Twenty sixth and Army
EMERGENCY.
?. Major Hanna; Mission High School,;
Lick Grammar, Twenty fifth and Noe
Streets Bay and Montgomery streets.
Potrero. Kentucky ana Nineteenth
streetsj Park, Waller and Stanyan
streets; Cross Hospital, 7oo7 Devisadero
street; Third-street Bridge; Danish
Church, Church and Duboce.
MATERNITY.
Mount Zion City and County: s1e
Ssfhraderi san Francisco Lyin-In; Horace
Mann; Ingleside.
INSANE.
Sisters Holy Family.
Il shall be able at a later time to
report to You specifically the health
conditions obtaining both In the camps
and IN the hospitals and, secondly, the
drainage conditions obtaining in these
places and the absence or presence
Of proper sewer connections.
L shall also be able to soon submit
to you a general report on the oondi-
ton Of sewers throughout the CITY"
The committee on reconstruction Of
the Joint subcommittee on parks, res
ervoirs and boulevards and on the