TttE^AW;FRANCISCO^ 8

NOTICE. !

STERLINGFURNITURE

COMPANYHave opened their office at

their warehouse,

!Sixth Str ed BetweenBerry and King.

National Fire Insurance Co.,Of HARTFORD. CON>f

Springfield F. & M. Insurance C0.,2Of SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

Pacific Department,1112 BROADWAY, OAKLAND,CAL.

Temporary offices of the Nationaland Springfield Insurance Com-:panics have been established at theoffice of Bryant &Derge, OaklandCity Agents, No. 1112 Broadway.

Special agents and adjusters ofthese companies willbe prepared to

,adjust and assist in the preparation!of Proofs ofLoss on policies involvedlin the San Francisco conflagrationlas soon as files of reports are re-Iceived from the Home Offices—orig-iinais having :been destroyed

—of

which due notice willbe given.Geo D. Dornin, Mgr.Geo. W. Dornin, Assistant Mgr.John C.Dornin, 2nd Assist. Mgr.

FireU*iisrvvr iters'

Inspection Bureau

EMPLOYES,Report at

REED HALL,Thirteenth and Harrison Sts.,

OAKLAND.

oiißimiiffisLeave your orders at

347 FREDERICK STREETWILL DELIVER THIS WEEK.

THE AMERICAN

TYPE FOUNDERS' COMPANY

iHas established offices at No. 514 jEleventh street, Oakland, and all em-ployes of the company are requested

to report there.

NATIONAL

COMPANYAmerican Steel and Wire Co.

16th and Folsom StreetsAll employes report there Immedl-

;ately.! .

London and Lancashire .

fire Ins. Co.;Stale Fie Ins, Co,, Ltd,\' \Orient Ins, Co, j

Office for transaction of country busi- !ness N"VV.corner Thirteenth and Frank- iHa Sts., Oakland, Cal.

Office foradjustment of fire losses and(or ban Franci*co business SE. cornerCalifornia and Go jghSU., S. Y.

\u25a0 WM. MACDONALD, MANA6ER.1

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Waierhouse & LesterFormerly at 634 Howard street, SanFrancisco, have a temporary office at£810 Clay street. Mail all orders anicommunications, to our temporaryoffice. Orders will be forwarded toand filled by our nearest branches.

Employes report promptly at tem-porary offices in San "Francisco. Ifnotmail address. \u25a0 *.rri;'

;. \u25a0\u25a0' GeeeMl Gomitractors,

.Have- opened- temporary offices in tlie Fairmont Hotel, which can be reachedfrom the California-street side. This portion of the building was entirely un-touched by the fire,and we expect all ofour office force and field superintendentsto meet us there prompt^.

We have about 4000 tons of structura.l steel and a'large amount of cementand other building materials under contract, which is available for new build-ings, and we are prepared totake contracts for rapid erection of.earthquake andfireproof buildings only] \u25a0; :̂ - '

•; L > . -The careful inspection of mostof the large steel frame buildings has proven

that no structural damage was caused by^the earthquake, and that wnere injuryhas resulted from fire it can be clearly"traced fto bad fireproof /construction.Wherever the steel has been properly protected by concrete there, has been nostructural injur}7 whatever.

A personal examination has fortified our unshaken confidence in thestability of the best t3Tpe of class "A"construction, and when, capitalists haveconfirmed this conclusion from reports of their own experts we expect that thebusiness district of Sau Francisco willbe rebuilt with all speed.

Ifit is correct that earthquake conditions can be provided for safely in thetall buildings, then our fire risks will be practically eliminated, since all busi-ness buildings will be of only one type, and no one will have any adjacentexposures '

There never was a time in the history of San Francisco when a properlyconstructed building offered such certain and profitable returns as itdoes today.

We have men and materials to undertake this type of work promptly andto complete itcorrectly.Hj Early contracts willsecure the advantage of available materials.

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FAIRMONT HOTEL-. ?/CALIFORNIA STREET-

' * ' -: San Francisco

-. CALL subscribers receiv-ing their paper by mail aie

respectfully requested to for-ward ,portion of any onewrapper recently received;

stowjiig name and address!to THE CALL, care of Circu-ilation Department, No. 1016Broadway, Oakland. This is

. "necessary in order to insure jprompt dispatch of paper.If impossible to send wrap-

/per,'; send last receipt.

mmiflitFIRE INSURANCE,

272 11th St., Oakland,TELEPHONE 7327.'• ';.- AND

482 California St., K-hl Building,!• .'. • Ssn Francis.o.

My entire records, including exact copies of !;policies and Their acceptEnce* byFire Insurance .

C.ozz.p&nic6 cf business placed by me, have been

SAVED.

BARNESOS \u25a0 HIBBERD CO.!\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•"'\u25a0

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MACONDRAY & CO.!~*

SHipping and Coniinission.Importers and Exporters.Fire and Marine Insurance.

.'•;BEc&-- Bolted, Mission St,larf?|EMPLOYES of

I- Tlie Rossnblatt Co,Will"report at 2961 CALIFORISTIAST., corner Broderick, San Francisco, -

Temporary Headquarters.

. • • Those without homes we willprovide for.

SULLIVAN & SULLIVAN

; THEO.J. ROCHEHATe established their la— ofHces at 1137 Gough

.Btreet, between Kllis and OTarrell. ;

RIVERS BROS.Temporary Office,

838 HAVES ST.;. : r-z '

i

SGOTT & MAGNEE,Mayand Grain Merchants

. Offices Moved to 453 Berry StWarehouses Corner Sixth and Berry Sts.

and 449451 Berry St.f .• . - .

We are supplying Hay.and Grainto every- one that comes to^thewarehouse and our teams are deliv-ering to our customers who cannotcalL

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. . SAN FRANCISCOSTOCK & EXCHANGE

/BOARD.Headquarters HaveBeen Established at

1407 Gough St.,• Between Sutler and Post.

A.B.RUGGLES,President.

; Bfltisji Consuiale GeneralTemporary Office,

inaj si.,hiFrom April25.-

,

--General Offices

SHERMAN, GLAY&GO-wJ^Hp A \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0

— ——_____wow at Then*—

===—Oakland Store,HelP ILJlli (wllllKLll ID)li>»J^ti*mW<dl Yo

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Employees of

&.W. Montague* Co.i Report at

Feng Post Office guildingSan JTrancisco

fridau 27th at JO O'clock»

OFFICE BUILDING TO LEASErvv/v/IYiO

OR CAN BE ALTERED INTO STORE 51 x 100 WITH 23 OFFICES ABOVE !

Central Part of TownKent $500 per month on a 5 year lease.

BRYANT & DERCE1112 BROADWAY EXCLUSIVE AGENTS

livlvl Clx?i awlC?liT^?Is Open and Doing Business

This Hotel is practically uninjured. Breakfast was servedpromptly on the morning of the earthquake at 7 o'clock, as ifnothing unusual had happened.

The grounds Were never more beautiful nor the weatherbetter. COME AND REST,

NeiuiMadter .Bros.Temporary Offices with A.Jonas

"The: Hub,'', ilth&Broadway .

Marine insurance department

SalfOur-guthrle CO.Is Xficated temporarily at

f/4 Broadway, Oakland, Cal.

ALLHAWAHANS

| Please Communicate With

E. A. F^A^ER,535:Ashbury Stl, Sah Francisco.

'\u25a0';.: IWill cable any messages free of charge and providesfor any necessity.

HOLBROOIC;MERRILL&STETSON. .

Objuaou* • Osl. •

218 to 224^ Noirdi Los Angeles Street.Los Angeles, CaL \u0084. . \ .

1901 Van\\Ness Aye., San Francisco. 1

Semi all orders Oakland. GaL

MAGNER BROTHERB, | \u25a0.;l;;:'"^Jo -^-.

Paint Merchants, '-.: EVANS A CO

Ofno^i^OTarr.U.St '^j requested, to report;. aT tlia old; Kemittancea from, our customers

Btaad;183,PrGmont Monday mora-

!win: be appreciated. .Postal -•^^ tAina s«iY«d«r* Uorders ,preferr*^- !.. , •";

;?^«^ &

&Co,

3338 Fillmore.r:r:'tiardf9 FilltdPromptly.

Nlcpll|&Efre'•V- GARE OF .

Risfloni Iron Works,298 !Steti art /• Street,

:;.';';SAN:::HRANCISGb. "'; '

GENEWLELECTRICGOMPfINY

PACIFIC COAST OFFICES :ARE LOCATED IN

UNION SAVINGS BANK: BLDG-, OAKLAND, CAL.i p- :—:

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c OFFICE OF

WOOL andBAGS

IS LOCATED AT

1848 PINE StreetSAN FRANCISCO. !

THE L P. FISHER^ 1

j Advertising Agency|-

- Is \u25a0Temporarily Located-at- -

v!836 NORTH POINT STREET 1;|

Personal ads. for informa-tion of Eastern relatives re-ceived for ins ertion inEasternnewspapers _ vvitliout chargr.Other - ads . charged ? regularnewspaper rates. • '' - '- ;'. •

- P OFFICE :OF^ ;;-..

\ S LOCATED AT l[

1848 Pin^ Street,SAN FRANCISCO

JACKSON VrREET,^ |]r \u25a0;-