New-York tribune., 1906-04-23

births IN this park Eight babes nave o"eh
horn fn Buena Vista Park
Many or the most substantial business men
ana property owners Of San Francisco aireaay
ara IN consultation with the architects Whhe
-. ,,.o-x Of clearing away the wreckage goes
,o-xs-a q CORPS of craftsmen will be eusiiy
occupied preparing plans for new buildings
Arr, RANKS TO BE REBUILT.
r,.. understood that James D. Phelau Will be
one ~ rhe nrst to rebuild in Market street Ills
mans are not complete. but call in general for
.ra structure q. Market and O'Farrell streets
ssr PneIan recently purchased the property
intention IS TO cover the entire frontage with
buildings as soon es It can be done
Practically every bank in San Francisco will
10 -e,,,,ilt All Of these Institutions have East
o~n connections. and many Of them are ahiliated
rstb foreign banks. Owing to the great pros
,,s-irv Of San Francisco. the local institutions
almost without exception have large deposits
20 their credit In New York and European capi-
tails This money VIII be available at onoe ana
after the strain OF the moment has been re-
ieved building operations will begin. T. W.
rynienthu. president of the Angio-Caiifor11fan
Bank. said:
Now is the time for every man to put his
shoulder to the wheel to build up the new city.
there is going TO be a city, and am going
10 do all can 20 make ft the greatest city IN
hut the people or San Francisco are equal TO the
task
Several large establishments have sent mes
saxes TO their customers through the state that
they will open for business in San Francisco as
soon as the authorities permit.
william Greer Harrison presiden. Of the
Olympic Club. announces that the club ouiidins.
which was destroyed by fire. will be rebuilt.
AMPLE WATER SUPPLY ASSURED.
r.xperts of the Spring Valley Water Company
who have been engaged in making a thorough
examination Of the mains end reservoirs OF ths
system have reported that the company has in
It's reservoirs enough water TO supply the city
ct the regular rate of 350o0ooo gallons a day
for 600 days
The only Immediate problem is that of get
ting this supply OF water into the city. AL
ready pipes have been repaired In certain sec
tions. and a supply Of 100000 gallons day
is coming IN through Ocean View from Lake
MERGED About 100000 gallons of this is be-
ing consumed daily by Ocean View and the
other towns along the pipe lines, but 100000
gallons daily is reaching and viii continue TO
reach the city proper
Anothes supply of 100000 gallons daily is
about to be poured into the city from College
Hills This Will furnish water TO the northern
section Of the city. Already water is being
supplied to the Black Point and Pacific Heights
districts. ana with additional supply of
100000 gallons daily. which is assured from
lines that will be repaired within day two.
the city will within four days be receiving a
daily supply of between 100000 and 1900
600 gallons. which is practically equal TO half
the amount that was being furnished to the
entire city prior to the earthquake. This makes
II certain that the city will be habitable again
almost Immediately. the food supply already
being assured.
TWO HUNDRED BODIES CREMATED.
Two hundred bodies found in the Potrero dis
trict, south Of Shannon street. near the Union
Iron works were cremated at the Six-Mie
House yesterday by order of Coroner Welsh
This information obtained at the Board of
Health headquarters to-day So many dead
were found in this limited area that cremation
was deemed absolutely necessary to prevent dis
ease. The names Of some of the dead were
learned. but In the majority of cases identfca-
ton was impossible owing 10 mutilation.
A systematic search for bodies of the victim.
Of the earthquake and fire is being made to-
day by the coroner and the State Board OF
into sanitary districts. and squads Of search
ers have been sent out to every quarter The
ruins Of the burned buildings IN the business
and the old residence section have sufficiently
cooled TO make the search possible
OTHER BODIES FOUND IN RUINS.
The body of infant was found in the centre
Of Union street. near Dupont, this morning
There was nothing by which it could be identi-
fed. IT was learned however that a number OF
people had camped at this place and it is pre-
suIned that the child died and was left behind
when the party was forced to move. Three
bodies were found IN the ruins of a house or
Harrison street, between 1st and ID They had
been burned beyond all possibility of ident,s
cation They were buried on North Beach
The body Of man found in the middle
of Silver street, between Sd and 4th A hit NJ