The San Francisco call., 1907-03-01
Cleaning Day Meeting to
+ BeHeId This Afternoon
Duffey . Will Have
500 Men at
Work

William II. Healy and +. B. Lloyd OF
the contractors committee were in
conference yesterday morning with P.
IL Mccarthy. president of the Building
Trades Council; George Duney presi-
dent OF the Board OF Public Works, and
o. A. Tveitmoe. secretary OF the Build
ing Trades, regarding cleaning day.
The labor officials viii attend the
meeting Of the contractors this after
noon and President Dufey will also
make il a point to be present. The
final plans for the big cleaning move
ment viii be agreed upon and all com
mittees viii then be in readiness for
active operations.
President Duney said that he would
have 500 men at the service Of the
general committee and that he would
himself lead the city forces. President
Mccarthy and Secretary TveitmOe said
that they would use every influence to
have the members Of their organization
turn out in force. Mccarthy said that
he was sure thai San Francisco would
arise 10 the occasion.
The committee headquarters at Fifth
and Market streets looked like business
shoVels and brooms were delivered TO
the commissary and today these viii
be added TO by fresh consignments
from the hardware houses
The Council of Jewish Women sent
out a notice requesting its members to
send in donations Of sandwiches and
fruit TO the Land and Building Bureau.
Union Square. All donations should be
sent to the address given before a. m.
Sunday morning
The contractors committee estimates
that its particular branch OF service
viii require 1885 teams, 1850 men and
5000 shovels. There are 23,950 yards Of
dirt to be removed from the districts
assigned TO the committee.
This morning al 10 o'clock a meet
ing OF the heads Of the various wo-
mems sections win be held at Calvary
Church and the final arrangements viii
be made for the feeding Of the work
ers. 1t would appear that quite as
much preliminary work is being done
by the women as by the men who are
interested IN reducing the discomforts
that arise from dirty streets, and there
are few merchants who have not been
approached for a donation There has
been the most generous response to
these calls and much has been given,
but il is not to be understood that the
demand is quite supplied. II is a seri-
Gus matter, this Of feeding a city full
OF men, and there must be a tremen-
AUuc A4LlUFl UA can4N AIL-tc anu OLAtL
edibles provided
Mrs. A. j.. Sharon viii have charge
of the station at Third and Market
streets and hers viii be one OF the best
patronized stands" IN the city,
The rearranged contractors districts
follow:
A. E. Buckman. Sansome and Battery; 7. W
Finn. Davis Front and Drumm; City Street
Improvement Co. Fifth and Sixth streets; Ben
Jamiu Cram, Third aud Fourth Hinchrnan.
Clement Co, Polk from Market 70 Sutter, b
a " Engineering Co, Folsom from Seventh up +:
Charles A. Warren. Mission from Second 10
Tenth, Howard from Seventh up; Ransome Con-
sfructiOn Company, Eighth from Market 70 Kan
sas, and Kansas; George EFens, Second, Beale
Fremont and First from Market TO Folsom
George Renner, Fourth, ct Fourth and Townsend
Townsend TO Second to Brennan, to
First, to Bryant. 10 Spear, 10 Harrison
10 Steuart, 10 Folsom, to East: Healy-Tib-
bits Construction Company. all OF Bay
street and Montgomery avenue Suffrdge &
Sypher, al of kearny and Montgomery; Jerry
O'Shea, Potrero; Silas Palmer. Geary, OiFar-
rell Ellis, Grant avenue, Stockton. far as
Powell one way and Bush the other; r. l. Van
der Nailen, jackson 70 Sansome Washington to
kearnyi Cotton Brothers Sacramento and Clay
u Keamyi Sherin & McHugh, California 70
Kearny; Gray Brothers Pine and Bush 10 Bat
tery Sutter Post and Montgomery 10 Powell
W g. Stafford, Steuart TO Harrison: Lon III
Mitchell, Spear and Main. Market TO Harrison;
Summit Construction Company, Folsom 10 Town
send.