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iai~nAlOn -aHSs
IA. GOODWIN. Tkhst Agent. gainesville
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LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.


c. L. HINKLEY, PHONE MINT 7e6.
1920 MARKET ST, OPP. FIFTH.
CLEAR TITLES EASY TERMS.
Country Correspondence Promptly Answered.
FEW SAMPLES-MANY OTHERS
SNAP-32 rooms, arranged in housekeeping
ROOMS; substantially furnished; all outside
rooms; rent $50: clears $50; PRICE $475;
easy terms. HINKLEY. 1920 Market St
EXTRAORDINARY bargain - Is rooms;
light airy and sunshny; nicely furnished,
piano included: blocks north of Market
ST. IT'S YOURS for only $3.50; easy terms.
HINKLEY, 1920 Market st.
SPECIAL barKain-42 rooms sunny cor
ner; spacious. light and sunny rooms; good
furniture and carpets rent only So a room;
men roomers only; don't overlook this;
BINKLEY, 1920 Market st.
Magnifcenty furnished 30-room sunny
corner. select family hotel; guaranteed
to clear $500 monthly; liberal terms
HINKLEY. 1920 Market ST.
HOUSEKEEPING place of IA rooms in fine
neighborhood with low rent; cheap for $500;
half cash. EITEL g. CARROLL, 212 Kearfly.
Houses from TO 200 rooms at all prices.
S. MCCLURE & co. Phone Montgomery 1943.
33l Kearny st. offices 8 and Z.
Largest selected list; also businesses.
Chicken ranches farms.
MARION GRIFFIN.
go Market St, room sol, eighth floor
ROOMING-HOUSES and REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE FREE LIST.
BEST paying small corner in city: all sunny
rooms and full. 1S6 o Farrell st
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ALAMEDA OFFICE:
1885 Park Street Near Santa Clara Avenue
Phone Alameda 55s.
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OAKLAND OFFICE:
IOIe Broadway. Telephone Oakland 10sS
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT:
a. e. CRANE G. Street, "
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Call. 10 pages, sent TO any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81.
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call you by name In full, names OF your
friends enemies or rivals. / promise to tell
whether your husband, wife or sweetheart ts
true or false; tell how to win the love of the
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how to succeed in business, speculation, law
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corner Market and Third streets; open until
AZ o'clock every night in the year.
BRANCH QEEICES.
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OAKLAND OFFICE:
iOle Broadway. .--.-- Telephone OAKLAND A0S"
ALAMEDA OFFICE:
1885 Park Street. Near santa Clara Avenue.
Phone Alameda 55s.
BERKELEY OFFICE:
tl4s Center street......-. Telephone North a
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT:
". Z. cRANE.....-..I4oe Street " w.
NEW YORK NEWS STANDS:
.. WALDORF Astoria Hotel A BTentsno' -
Union Square; Murray Hill Hotel; Fifth ave
nue Hotel and Hoffman House
CHICAGO NEWS STANDS:
Sherman House; F. o. News Co; Great
Northern Hotel: fremont House: Auditorium
Hoiel; Palmer House.
CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE:
c. GEORGE KROGNESS. Marquette Building
dons Distance Telephone. Central 2els- ,
NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE:
STEPHEN B. SMITH. 80 Tribune Building
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT:
c. c. CARLTON. Herald Square
BUSINESS OFFICE Of the san Francisco CAN;
corner Market and Third streets; open until
AZ o'clock every n.ght in the year
BRANCH OFFICES:
zoos Market street, opposite Fifth; cpea until
e II p. n.
bCo Montgomery ave-; open until ?. N.
BOO Hayes street; open until 80 2. m
10 McAllister street; open until $50 p m.
tl5 Larkln street; open until $3.50 2. m
1871 Mission street. open until 10 p m
lO6 Eleventh street; open until ?. M
luS6 Valencia street: open until p. n
Northeast corner Church and Duncan streets;
open until p. N.
200 Fillmore street; open until 2. m
GSls street, near Ocean boulevard; open
I'll 9fp. n.
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AAA- The Worlds Greatest Clairvoyant
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tell you your full name, age occupation and
whom and when you will marry, and what
you called for without asking a question,
will tell you the name of your sweetheart, or
anything you want to know. She sends you
away much wiser and happier. Hours, 10 to
6. daily and Sunday. HAS Market ST.
Same floor Fowzer photo, opp. Hale's.
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NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE:
STEPHEN B. SMITH 80 Tribune BIildin
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CHICAGO NEWS STANDS:
Sherman House; P o. News Co.: Great
Northern Hotel: fremont House: Auditorium
hotel; Palmer House.
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CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE:
c, GEORGE KROGNESS Marquette Building
Long Distance Telephone. Central 26l9"
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NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT:
c c. CARLTON. Herald Squa-
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NEW YORK NEWS STANDS:
Waldorf Astoria Hotel; A. Brentano'
Union Square; Murray Hill Hotel; Firm ave
tue Hotel and Hoffman House.
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A-MISS NJ WILLIE, 80 Ellis St
Clairvoyant crystal seer, be consulted on
all affairs of life; Miss Willie guarantees an
honest. reliable, satisfactory reading; reveals
the past: gives correct forecast of your fu-
ture, advises you important affairs,
whether financial. domestic, love or business;
gives the secret how to control, charm. fasci-
nate the one you love; reading, 81; hours 10-S
p. m; French German. English spoken.
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.FIPEMEh WILL GET
THEIR PAY MONDAY
OUT OF TREASURY
Pensioners Are Requested to. Wait
Only Short Time to Receive
Their Allowances.
Provisions and Clothing Furnished BY
City to Members of Depart
uent Who; Lost All.
Commissioners Will Immediately Com.
plete Reorganization Of Service,
Which Catastrophe Impaired;

Affairs in the Fire Department ara
rapidly reverting to normal conditions:
The fremen VIII be paid on Monday
and the pensioners OF the department
win receive their money il & very short
time.
Provisions. bedding and clothing are
being supplied TO the men who lost
their belongings in engine houses while
lighting fire. Commissioned Parry
states that the distress of three-quar-
ters of the members OF the department
viii thus be relieved
Today q meeting of the comissioners.
IRE chiefs and captains viii be held at
The headquarters Of the department.
Its object win be to complete the work
Of Reorganization and attend to the i'm
mediate wants Of the various compa-
nies.
The department Of electricity has es.
tablished a central fire alarm station
at 2o34 Steiner street and connections
with boxes throughout the city viii be
made Ia q few days
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ARMY HEADQUARTERS
WILL Be REMOVED
SOON TO PRESIDE
Present Location Is Inadequate for
: Great Increase of Business for
Military Authorities.
General Greedy Will Transfer His Of
flee From Fort Mason to Prin-
cipal Reservation.
Funston's Command Goes lrto Action
Of Peaceful Nature in Historic
Tennessee Hollow.

General Funston announced last
evening that the headquarters of the
army establishment will be removed
from Fort Mason to the Preside as
speedily as the transfer can be made.
The Offices at Black Point have been
found inadequate to accommodate the
vast amount Of business conveyed to
the army by the late disaster.
The Division of the Pacific. Major
General Greedy commanding, viii have
its new headquarters in The first cam
tonnent at the Preside. Just inside
the Unjon-street entrance. and Gem
eral Flinst0n's commane the iterar
reent of California. Will be quartered
in Tennessee Hollow" TIE concen-
tration of the army at the Presidio
will immcasurable facilitate its opera
tions.
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QUICK PUNISHMENT
FOR WIFE BEATER
IN REFUGEE CAMP

That brutal husbands will not be toll
Grated in the refugee camps of the city
was evidenced yesterday in Jefferson
Square. when wife beater was sum-
marily dealt with by Lieutenant Colo
mel d. A. Smith of the Fifth Infantry
Regiment n. G. c., who is in charge
of that place.
A sentry. attracted to a tent on the
Golden Gate avenue side of the camp
by the screams of a woman, found her
burly husband beating her with his
fists. The soldier promptly placed tie
man under arrest and brought him be-
fore Lieutenant Colonel Smith, who or
dered the prisoner tied to q post near
the commissary quarters on Turk
street. There the wife beater was ex-
posed to the view of the refugees IS
they passed in line up the street to re-
ceive their rations.
When the offense of the prisoner be-
came known he was hooted at, and
many spat upon him as they passed.
Later in the day the wife beater was
turned over to a strapping soldier, who.
in pursuance 20 instructions from the
camps commander, took the fellow
into the square and gave him a thrash
ing.
Two men who had been getting pro-
visions and selling them to aged peo-
pie in the camp who were too feeble
to take their turn in the bread line
were also thrashed by soldiers into
whose custody they were given by the
camp commander.
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THE NEW GROUND PLAN.

Sam Fo prove to be popar The new city must be aguarded
the
adapt estheuc
the cit en
TO have carried out those plans identification the city
would standing all
Now the adapting those plans its cleared surface is
little land that must and there be given
hrebaks San Francisco burned
twice before this FIRE Each time it rebuilt without regard TO pro-
if fire had changed
rs Ho 1'lu omd nal
precaution
In this we are not singular At
that had This gives San Fran
opportunity distinction made the only great
safe from general confagon If its new plans
CONFORM ths laes - ~ -
that with plan for
municipal power
fire it is quite doubtful they
public would have prevented Now the plans devised tor
for safety The public necessity present written @
whole which the plans We're laid The LAWYERS @ w
FSo h. -nn4 he lston as soon as our needs are
the
state of fitting ord
Il is the duty Of the
in such form ano iasoh ana ul0 % s & r ~ oo,cd n This lust
revenues OF uhe ouA
hundreds millions of assessed properly has been wiped out @ It
the fiscal year WILLIS found fiscal
subject What manner OF city
shall what ground plan? .
third warning by fire 1t time now TO
frequent mOnion and the interest OF the State in
that will make flexible to
Let be kept walls OF San Fran
safe city need not rebuild at al Caplsa @
enemy sacked the city 1t is time
the that inflicted them and beautiful beyond
any city in the world
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HELP WANrEp-MALE.

Phone Oakland 1861
4s9 Sixth ST., Oakland.
Leading Employment and Labor Agents.
FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.
TELL EVERYBODY.
NOT CHARITT-BUT HUMANITY
Murray & Ready. formerly Of S24-S36
Clay ST., San Francisco. Will today open
their great employment and labor agen-
eies at 1853 Sixth St. Oakland. AMI with
In a few days win open quarters m
San francisco.
At this time humanity demands that
every man should help relieve the SUI
fering caused by the late disaster.
Commissioner w " stafford, who IN
dOrses our determination to run FREE
employment agencies in Oakland and
San Francisco for one month longer IL
conditions demand. We know Of nothing
we could give or render that would be
more substantial than to find positions
for the unemployed without cost
MURRAY & READY.
469 Sixth ST.. Oakland Cal.
Telephone Oakland 1881
Free Employment and Labor Offices.
YOSEMITE r. r.. FARE Sis, all the
SEQ laborers. teamsters. driIlers. muck
ers, etc, 81 .. $50. 81 day.
90 Spikers. trackmen. etc. wages $50
day. Half fare 2.15. by rail-
OROVIIJ.E-OROvTLL
Half fare, 3 % Half fare. s. .;
1000 drillers. laborers. teamsters. tunnel
men. hammersmen. etc. s2-25. $50. Sc
FACTORY. 4a Miles Away.
15e laborers, inside and outside WORK. $50.
LOOK AND Loc%-
125 haymakers. Sis to $1.50 day found.
$50 farm and orchard hands $50 to $40
80 stabiemen. $50. $40 to 500 and found
80 mixers and hutter-makers. $50 to SO
and found
sfsl r1cr, frsr 1,,r,rar ana eaxvyrir1 COMMA.
nies. s35 to SEQ
milk wagon drivers. 81. sS5 found
so miners, muckers. 80 to S day.
. bricklayers s. day.
IL machinists. $3.50 day.
Is hlacksmiths. S.50 20 S3 day.
Boiler-makers. wagon-maksrs, tool
sharpenerS.
Is carpenters, $50 day.
60 chore men and boys, SIS to s35 found
159 men for 8: F. to clean bricks. 8 NJ
FREE FARE TUOIIrMNE CO.
80 iaborers. you'n suit $50 day.
Hundreds OF bakers. porters. laundry
ers. grocery clerks. laborers. dishwash-
ers. butchers wanted.
Men for mines tunnels quarries, fac-
tories. belt man. factory, So day
50 to $3.50 dav.
FOR NEVADA STATE.
500 laborers. r. r. work: s2:25 DAT
MEN FOR VANCOUVER,
Washington. Oregon. Idaho.
MURRAY & READY.
4se Sixth st Oakland
Our Los Angeles offices located az
127-12e S. Los Angeles ST. -
WANTED-Experienc plumbing goods
salesman for outside territory. Call to-
day Sunday, Crane Co.. 18th end
Webster sts., Oakland. 1t
ANDRES office formerly SIT Stockton
St. IS located at the new Tribune hufld-
ing. Fighth and Franklin sts., room 4.
Oakland I-3r
MRS. NJ. r. DAY. 1901 Fafrv1ew ST.
South Berkeley; phone Stuart S3. SIT
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Teachers, Demands Saved.

On the first day of the big fire
Charles Berliner, financial secretary OF
the Board of Education, rushed into
the offices Of the board In the City Hall
and saved the salary demands of the
teachers for April He also succeeded
in saving the summary of the minutes
OF the board since January Of this year.
Superintendent of Schools Roncovieri is
signing the demands and announce
ment will be made for their payment as
soon as the City Treasurer is ready to
cash them
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CHURCH NOTICES.

HOWARD Presbyterian Church will hold
open air services today at tho corner
OF OAK and Baker SITS Sabbath school
at 10 a. m. Sermon by the pastor. j.
5 Thomas. at II m. All welcome.
FIRST Presbyterian Church. Rev. VIII
liam Kirk Guthrie, pastor-For the
cation will worship with Calvary
Church. corner of Fillmore and Jack
son SITS. 1921
CHRISTIAN sc1ENcE-First Church OF Of
S. w. cor. Sacramento and Scott SITS. Sun
day, April 20, at II q. m. All are well
come; members are requested to send change
ct address to the president, Miss S. T..
SUNDAY SERVICES OF THE EPIsCo-
COPAL, CHURCH.
All Saints-Waller St, near Masonic ave.,
Rev w. r. Hayes. a. m.-Holy COM
munion. $50 a. m-sunday school. Ii
1. q. m.--Morning prayer
st. James. st. Mary's and Holy Innocents'
cnurcnes-Sergices as usual
st: Stephen's-..Rev. Cecil Marrack. s6i
Fulton st. a. n.-.Holy communion
9.30 q. m.-Sunday school. IL a. M
Morning prayer. p. m.-Evenipg pray
Church of the Advent-Rev. c. N. La
throp. at St Stephens Church, Fulton
St, near Fillmore Service at $50 q. m.
St. John the Evangelist-Rev. L. G. SAM
ford. Twin Peaks Hall, 18th and Noe
SITS. II q. m Holy communion
-. faui S--INeE W. NJ. fNelly, AlIa RIaZd.
IL a. m.
st. Luke's-Rcv. z. NJ. Weeden 10 a m--
Holy communion. 20oa Jackson ST.. open
air service. IL q. m.-Lafayette square.
Cathedral Mission-Rev. ]. p. Turner.
Union Ice Co.. 4th and Berry sts., near
8. p. depot, II a. m.
st. Peter's-Rev. w. NJ. Bours. 2515 Web
ster ST., near Pacific ave. 10 4. m--Holy
communion.
Old Ladies' Home-Golden Gate ave, mr..
Masonic ave, Bishop Nichols 10 a. m.
Holy communion.
Gra ace-Rev. D. ]. Evans. King SoloEnon's S
Hall, 1873 Fillmore ST., bet. Sutter and
Post, IL a. m.
Services will also be held at the Pre-
sidio as near the Union-st. entrance as
practicable at II a. m. 1t
TRINITY Church. Bush and Cough sts.-
The holy communion will be celebI ted
in the guild room of Trinity Church.
Cough and Flush SITS. on Sunday morn
ing at IL O'clock.
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ATTORNEYS

DANIEL o'coNNELL'S law Office s6A
NOTICE TO ATTORNEYS.
Members of the bar having law books
which they are willing to loan Tor the use Of
the Court and Bar Law Library to be To-
Gated at the Superior Court in the syna-
gogue, viii please address ]. II. Deering,
2023 Broderick ST., or leave word at the
lawyers headquarters In the synagogue.
Proper receipts will be given for tho safe
return of all books 1t
J. w. HENDERSON, J. L. Kennedy and w
w. Allen Jr., attorneys at law, offices now
at 1852 Webster St, cor Pine. s25-7r
S. V. COSTELLO and FRANK A COS
TELLO have resumed the practice OF
law at 1927 Ellis ST. % 3ts
A. ID. SPLIVAI4O, attorney at law 1Ss5
Lombard St. formerly 2O4 Van Ness
avenue. 1t
ROY s BARTLETT. attorney at law.
has opened temporary offices at resi-
dence. AS Buchanan st. near Page. % g.
STEPHENS. ]. A, law offices. st. MungO
NV. cor. Fillmore St and Golden Cato
avenue. % 1rao
WEST, de JOURNAL, O'NEILL & JONES.
attorneys, have opened law Offices at 1851
Pierce ST., San Francisco, and 40 Tenth ST.
Oakland. 26-eod-5t
BAHRS. GEORGE II, Attorney, 1901
Post ST., cor. Fillmore. 2S-1m
FRANK p. Medina, 1888 Haight st, In
surance col. patents and gen. law. 2S-tf
LLOYD & WOOD. temporary offices 259O
Sacramento ST. 8-3t"
r. w. KING. attorney-at-law. 201S Call
fornia ST., near Baker N-tf
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Many Trunks Located in Oakland.

There are about 120 trunks at Elev-
enth avenue and Eighth street, Oak
land, taken by the Peoples Express
Company from Union Square and other
points in this city. Chief Wilson of
Oakland has detailed two policemen to
guard the trunks. Chief Dinan has
been receiving complaints daily of peo-
pie losing their trunks, which had been
taken by expressmen, and he advises
them all to go to the foregoing address
in Oakland.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

woman wants washing.
ironing or hOusecleaning, good worker:
S5O day BOX 639S. Call office, Oak
land. y II
GERMAN lady would like to keep hoJS5
for an old couple or single gentleman
500 Fifth St, Oakland. ZsT'
A THOROUGHLY reliable Eastern wom-
an wishes position. housekeeping refer
ence. Eox 62s7, Call. Oakland 1t"
A FIRST-CLASS lady's maid would Ike TO
accompany lady going East; she is good
traveller and competent in every respect
Ad. MADEMOISELLE care Mrs Waters.
1916 California ST.
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HELP wANrED-REMA1E

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nurse for two
httle girls. aged four and a half years
and tWenty-one months old: must have
best city references and willing to go
TO New York Call. for three days.
street q -2ts
FIRST-CLASS Swiss lady's maid. speaks
French and German. in San Francisco only
about 10 days, would like 10 accompany lady
going East; a good traveller; frst-class
references. Ad- MADEMOISELLE. care
OF Mrs. Waters, 1916 California ST
Mattresses and chamber
maids to communicate with Mrs NJ E.
Law. 1301 Fairview ST. cor. Ellis, South
Berkeley phone Stuart 323 23-3ts
COOK wanted-First class German. Swe-
dish o. Chinese. Apply at 35S5 Clay 1t
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-29
SITUATIONS wANrFD-MALE

SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
GENTLEMAN ard wife viii care for fur
nished house in absence OF owner; besE
OF references. Address g. Il. NJ, CAL
office. sA-Sc
BANKERS and WhOlesa lers-A No. I Ac-
countant. able TO take charge or office:
well recommended Address A w r
AVERY, 2206 Grove street. city. '27-7e
MANUFACTURER going east will oct as
purchasing agent, machinery. etc. Box
6S9l, Can, Oakland 2S-3t-
COLORED man would ike to do houseclean-
ing or any other work. Ad. box $3.50, Call
Office. Oakland.
JAPANESE boys want day work OF any
kind for family. wages cheap. 1 FIJI
more place, bet. California and Pfno
ST. on Fillmore. % 7ts
AN experienced stenOgrapher with type
writer wishes position. E 2. STOKES,
2eS6 Fulton ST. % 3ts
EXPERT public stepOgraDher wishes no.
sition: owns typewriter. Q. SMITH,
Campbell, Cal. 20 3ts
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-29

Laundries as Hospitals.
DR.. Wall has taken control of the
Golden Gate and Hayes Valley laun-
dries and both establishments will be
utilized for hospital service only.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-29

Oaklands Parnum. Fl. Schellnaas. the
furniture dealer, extends welcome to
you. 4c5 Eleventh st
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-29
Soon 70 Resume Publication.

! The Pacific Wine and Spirit Review
win continue publication at an early
date.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-29

The Mayor announces that 150.O
tents will be here within week.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-29


bonded
the trade require
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-29
cLAIRVoYANTs-
DENTISTS.

EASY dental office. formerly 6 Turk ST..
now located at sS7 Steiner St. corner
McAIlister. N-u
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-29

Ancient Order of dquarters
changed from 1o2 O'FarTell ST., San Fran
cisco, to 1920 Webster St, Oakland, Cal. J.
FALCONERl Permanent Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-29

MEMBERS of Photo Engravers' Union No s.
Make known your whereabouts to acting
President R. H. HIPKINS, 122 Sd ave-, at
once.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-29

CARPENTERS, attension-Carpenters' Local
No. 4s3 has established headquarters al
35s-337-33o Noe St, near 10th and Market;
all members in need of relief and work
please report.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-29
MFFTINc NorIcEs-con,;nu.d.

T. F. R.-1emrorary headquarters of the
FIaternal Brotherhood has been estab-
lished at 116iA O'Farre1l ST, between
Franklin and Cough, S. f. Members
in good standing until June l. 1906. call
and register. Relief be distributed.
r. NEWELL CIIAPPELL.
A. S. c. s25-5t
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-29

LINCOLN Relief Corps No. 8. w. r. c..
auxiliary TO the G. A. r.: headquarters
142z Turk st.-Members of the w. Re-
or comrades of the G. A. r. and fam
lilies needing assistance apply either in
person or by postal. Members are re-
Quested to register.
ESTELLE HILTON. g-7t