The San Francisco call., 1906-05-01
BAGGAGE OWNERS
STILL LOOK FOR
MISSING TRUNKS
Complete Delivery
Is Asked From
EXpr6SSm6n.
Haste When Fire
RageS Causes
Confusion.

A r. Haskins Eighth street and
Eleventh avenue, Oakland, has a long
list of persons who gave their trunks
and other baggage to expressmen be-
yond the fire line on April IS to points
of safety in San Francisco or Alameda
County and who are now looking for
their property Among the persons
VI ho have failed TO get their baggage
since the great fire are the following:
Charles H. Wells, Mrs. Linnen, Ben
iamin T. Fisher F. w. Henderson, Ru-
dolph Guyer. l. Rukofsly, William
Curtain. II. Gelsner, Matte c. Bailey,
r. Barker & Co. Gustav Mishal, F.
Nj RaifT. - Smallman, - Hanlin,
John F. Rodefer, w. A. Swinnerton,
Mrs. Kate j. Mackey Mabel X. See
son. Mrs. NJ. A. Behrens, l.. G. Kauf
mann. Mrs. Foncesa, Menry Sirk. Will
liam F. Thomas, w. S. Brooks. -
French, Miss Giles. Joseph TurtIe and
A D. Mcdonald, w S. Barker
When the fire became menacing to
persons residing at san Francisco
hotel the owners of baggage hastened
to engage the services of expressmen.
The expressman received 500 a trunk
to move the property to places OF
safety. In the uncertainty as to the
extent and direction that the fires
would take it was impossible to fix a
place for delivery and subsequent re-
covery
Guests at hotels became refugees
and many came to Alameda County.
They did not know, in some cases, to
whom they had intrusted trunks and
parcels. In many more cases their
habitual prudence did not forsake them
and they entered the names of ex-
prcssmen and titles of receiving ex-
press companies in memorandum
books. After the fire it was difficult
to locate the eKpressmen. Some of the
trunk owners reside outside of the
State and wish TO go away.
Mr.. Hasl1ins says that he has the
names of express companies and
memoranda of marks on missing
trunks and vaiises. The trunk own
ers do not think that there is any
criminal intent on the part of express
men. Expressmen do not know what to
do. Mr.. Hasldns wishes to get in touch
with expressmen and express CON-
panies to the end that the present bag
gage mix-up may be ended
The following additional list Of per-
sons who have lost track of trunks
that were delivered to expressman is
supplied:
Mrs. w F. Cunningham. Charles
Kenelly. o. NJ. Ardery. Mrs. Kauf-
mann. A. D. Stevens, f. w. Mcmillan,
, Mrs. Lena Miller, Mrs. ]. b. Whitney.
Miss c. Mohr. J. F. Leonard. NJ.
Senutgous, Miss woolworth. Miss
Lucie Thomas, w. Fries, Margaret
White, Irwin S. White Henry 1. Beers,
l. Beers, w. Butler, Miss Ruth Sey-
mour, Miss NJ. A. Seymour, F. c. Dean,
c. H. Milliken Mrs. Anna Rankin. VIII
liam D. Kirgis, Gardner E. Walker.
William w. I. Henderson, Fred Brown,
Ed Berry, Emma B. Graham, Mrs. P.
Sorenson. Mrs. A. D. Dean, B. Nc
Fedden, r. S. Wheeler, Mrs. w Smith.
II H. Ritter, Mamie Dixon, Alexander
Cochrome. H. Calbert, Dora D. Berry.
Miss A. Lund E. ]. Noble, ]. F. Rice.
H. Z. Allen, Miss NJ. E Bohannon. E.
Guderian, Mrs. Mary Harper. Mrs. A
Wilson, Freda Maloff, Mrs Coulson,
Mrs. burlington, A Duros. A. T. Sum-
mers, DR.. Agnew. Mrs. E. Walker. w.
f. Cummins. AIRS. NJ S. Cummins. M.
+ Olivier, J. d. Mann, - Hall, -
Bundy, Joseph Davis, Mrs Martin,
Ida Faulks. E E. Painter, James NJ.
Pest, Mrs. Anderson, B. H Dunning,
J. R. .Bankson. General L. H. Foote,
N. Jean Pierre, F. Borjes, H. C. Las
sen, ]. p. Lassen. L. J.. McElhearn.
John Stanley. G. W Arbuckle.