The San Francisco call., 1907-02-11


are the following:
r.. j. Larkey, Alameda-Buy tract
of land in the Sunset District. CUT
streets through the tract and oullo
houses ft for humans TO i've m
Have free markets on every corner.
Build a schoolhouse and cnurcn'
then call the place Little Frisco or
Earthquakeville.
ID. j. b., City-Give s5,0oe.ooo to the
Relief Corporation and then use the
other 81. 600, 600 to build monument
I In Golden Gate Park to the eighteen
Superyisors, as we will never nave
such a glorious body again II there
is ANYTHING left over give II to the
Board of Public Works as tribute
to them for the fine streets they nave
given us.
w. s. Farmer, ya1IeJo-Relieve dis
| tress wherever it is found, but do not
give 81 to those able to care for them
selves. After all distress is relieved
| establish a national fund for the aid
of those that may suffer In calamities
in the future.
Mrs. s. E-Give a bonus Of $500 to
all who will build their homes, the
sum to be used as the first INSTALL
ment toward the lot and house Bon
uses are limited to those who already
/ nave lOIS ana those WHO arc 50
tunate as to have no lots cannot get
| help. Give everybody chance.
A Widow 1717 Eighth street, Oak
Iand-Give me what 1 asked and do as
you please with the rest.
F. stanke, PIeasanton--Establ
farm for the needy. then loan the ball
ance of the fund at interest to those
that need IL.
A. c. Maier-Furnish homes for the
orphans and hospitals for the sick;
take care of all of the needy, but COM
mence to build permanent tenement
houses as soon as possible. Set por-
tion of the money aside for the support
of permanent institutions.
j. w. Miller, Berkeley-Throw out
the grafters. There should be no mis-
funds. Why not let the sufferers de-
eide?
j. G. Lindsay-Give s1,ooo.o 900 into the
hands of the Salvation Army. The
army alone knows who needs the
money. and is composed of persons who
can honestly aid and comfort those
still suffering from the effects OF the
| fire.
! VI. f. X, Santa Rosa-Form an in
surance company with 100000 Of the
| fund, the insurance to be for poor peo-
all risks where the destruction is by
earthquake, cyclone. fire or water. With
the remainder of the fund build life
homes for the helpless aged.
j. w. Scott, south Park-Put the
| fund in the hands of FIVE business men
| of San Francisco, with instructions and
power to dispose of it to the best of
their knowledge In benehting the peo-
| pie OF the city.
! 4.
over SO years of age and every family
that got burned out a certain sum for
| each child under 12. Encourage build
| ing up the population and at the same
time put a pan on race suicide. The
protection of the aged and children
should be the main purpose OF the Re-
| lief Corporation.
/ Refugee J. Smifh-Build homes for
| the poor. Supply lumber at the lowest
possible price, then. hundreds OF re-
fugees will soon know the joy Of own
| ing their own homes without the word
charity attached.
Edward j. Hamilton. Nashville. Tenn.
Buy 1000 acres of ground and divide II
! into lots; then build homes, say 1000.
to cost not more than $1,000 each. to
| be leased at a yearly rental of s125.
j. NJ, City-Help the small property
holders to rebuild their homes.
A Refugee-Dismiss the host of need
! less, sleek, fat-salaried favorites and
distribute the remainder OF the fund
among the deserving poor.
j. r.. D., HeaIdsburg-Constru tene-
ment houses and with what remains
erect factories that the poor may be
employed.
Mrs. e. L., Santa Crux-Go into ad-
| jacent towns and construct small homes
for the refugees where they can raise
vegetables, chickens and fruit and soon
become independent.
A Subscribers, City-voice an i'm
mediate demand that the $4,000 be
used Immediately for the homeless re-
fugees of San Francisco who have suf-
fered much during the. winter.
Mrs. C. w. Ward, III Page street.
Give every family that lost its home
enough to refurnish it so that II may
comfortably make a new start in life.