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ESTABLISHED 1885
Busiest Because Best Naumann's 819-823 Sixth Street
DYERS
RUSS
LUMBER AND MILL CO. FIRST AND I STREETS
American National Bank
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK BUILDING N. E. Cor Fifth and D Streets
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
CAPITAL - - $ 200,000.00 Surplus and Profits - $ 165,000.00 Total Resources (over) $2,250,000.00
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS J. W. SEFTON, JR., President
I. ISAAC IRWIN, Vice-Pres,
T. C. HAMMOND, Asst. Cashier
C. L, WILLIAMS, Cashier
E. STRAHLMANN
L. J. RICE, Asst. Cashier H. B. DAY
A Strong Commercial Bank
Centrally Located We Solicit Your Business
AGENCY ESTABLISHED IN 1888
CHARLES W. OESTING BONDS AND INSURANCE SPRECKELS THEATRE BLDG., SAN DIEGO, CAL.
BENSON LUMBER COMPANY SAWMILL Office, Mills and Yards Foot of Sigsbee St.
WE SELL "RAFTS" OF LUMBER
SPECIFY BENSON'S
USE GLOBE "A1" FLOUR
Both
740-750 Fourth Street | Phones
FARM IMPLEMENTS, WAGONS,
CARRIAGES, GAS ENGINES
P.A. Giraud & Co.
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THERULES
AGNEW SANITARIUM AND HOSPITAL
FIFTH AND BEECH STS., SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA-
T HIS modern hospital is a four-story brick structure, has over one hundred rooms, many luxuriant suites with private baths, four operating rooms, sun porches and roof-garden. It is steam heated and lighted by electricity; all floors are hard wood and tile; doors and interior trim are all hard wood; auto- matic electric elevator. The strictest rules of sanitation have been observed in its construction.
For rates and other information, address
W. L. ROHRER, Manager,
SAN DIEGO, CAL.
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M. A. Lesem's Kneipp Sanitarium
For the Cure of Acute and Chronic Diseases.
2455-2467 FIRST STREET, SAN DIEGO, CAL.
T HIS institution is strictly a Kneipp Sanitarium. All treatments are administered in exact accordance with the precepts of Kneipp him- self. Our marvelous success in curing the sick has been achieved through means of long experience, coupled with the knowledge of how to properly administer the various treatments, and by strictly confining our- selves to the Kneipp method of treatment. Numberless sufferers have come to us afflicted with very critical diseases which had been pronounced incurable by others. But with our method of treatment, we have obtained the most astonishing results, restoring them to perfect health. We hold in our possession numerous testimonials substantiating the above state- ment-testimonials freely tendered to us by the best people in the city and elsewhere.
All sufferers desiring relief, who are not familiar with the Kneipp treatment as is practiced by us are requested to call, and we will furnish them convincing proofs that any and all diseases, whether acute or of long standing, will yield to our system of using the Kneipp method of treatment. We charge nothing for consultation. Pamphlets furnished upon request.
Remember, all diseases cured without drugs or operation.
M. A. LESEM,
2455-2467 First Street.
Both Phones.
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Chamber of Commerce
Second and D Streets San Diego, California
Officers and Directors:
F. C. SPALDING, President F. J. LEA, 1st Vice-President
C. W. Fox, 2nd Vice-President F. J. BELCHER, Treasurer.
W. E. ALEXANDER
JOHN A. GILLONS
H. N. MANNEY
C. H. BARTHOLOMEW
C. M. GIFFORD
M. M. MOULTON
GEO. L. BARNEY
P. H. GOODWIN
L. S. McLURE
GEO. BURNHAM
C. H. HEILBRON
CHAS. F. O'NEALL
JOHN BURNHAM
F. A. HEILBRON
GEO. S. PARKER
D. C. COLLIER
R. R. INGERSOLL
CLAUS SPRECKELS
G. A. DAVIDSON
H. H. JONES
H. W. SUMPTION
GORDON DECKER
WM. KETTNER
WM. TOMKINS
JOHN F. FORWARD, JR.
GEO. A. LANE
RUFUS CHOATE, Secretary
WHAT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE STANDS FOR:
The upbuilding of San Diego County. A better understanding among her citizens.
Co-operation in business and municipal affairs.
Opportunity for each individual to help in the work of development. Beautifying the Cities.
Cleaner streets.
Encouraging the good feeling already existing between capital and labor. Helping you get in closer touch with San Diego and her people.
Encouraging desirable immigration.
Working for conventions.
Encouragement of manufactories.
A general bureau of information.
Making San Diego a great naval rendezvous, the port of commerce of the Southwest.
The annual distribution of some 150,000 pieces of advertising.
Pushing San Diego-made goods.
Creating a market for San Diego County products.
Helping everything that helps San Diego.
WHAT WE ARE WORKING FOR:
Harbor with the best wharf facilities on the Pacific Coast.
Best paved city in the west.
To become one of the great commercial centers of the Pacific Coast.
A system of up-to-date Boulevards, $1,250,000 now being expended. General recognition of the fact that we have the finest climate on earth .. That San Diego is indeed an ideal home land.
San Diego holds an international exposition in 1915.
For illustrated literature and information regarding San Diego City and County, write to or call on
RUFUS CHOATE, Secretary San Diego Chamber of Commerce, San Diego, California.
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Frank Lynch, President Jerome Winder, Treas, and Mgr.
O. J. Evenson, Sec'y. E. E. Coovert, Vice-Pres.
PHONES :- Sunset 19, Home 3367
BENSON LUMBER COMPANY
Office, Mills and Yard, Foot of Sigsbee Street, Branch Office 1329 E Street, Between 4th and 5th.
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Logs, Piling, Etc.
Saw Mill-Planing Mill
WE SELL "RAFTS" OF LUMBER
HARBOR OF THE SUN
San Diego is not the largest city in California, but-
HOOPER & BRADBURY SUITE 432 GRANGER BLOCK
are doing their share to make it such. They have a full and complete list of Inside Business, City Residence, Suburban Homes and Ranch Property; also a large Business Chance list, and with their live corps of salesmen are prepared to give prospective buyers special attention in any branch of the Real Estate Business. Conservative estimates made on real estate values whether or not you are our client. BRANCH OFFICE LA ME-A
LORING'S BOOK STORE COMMERCIAL STATIONERS
DEALERS IN
Typewriters, Safes, Sectional Bookcases and Filing Cabinets, Loose Leaf Ledgers, Card Indexes and General Office and School Supplies. ENGINEERS' AND ARCHITECTS' MATERIALS 762-766 FIFTH ST. AND 1329 F ST. "UP-TO-DATE OFFICE APPLIANCES"
SAN DIEGO
CITY AND COUNTY DIRECTORY 1912
CONTAINING
AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF BUSINESS FIRMS AND PRIVATE CITIZENS
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San Diego City, Coronado, National City and all Other Towns and Postoffices Throughout the County
A CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY
An Appendix of Useful Information, Including a Street and Avenue Guide, a Directory of the State, Municipal and County Officials, Courts, Societies, Schools, Churches, Clubs, Etc.
PRICE, $6.00
COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY SAN DIEGO DIRECTORY CO., (Inc.)
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R. C. DEVEREUX, General Manager 705 Timken Building
COPYRIGHT 1912 BY SAN DIEGO DIRECTORY CO.
Anyone copying for reprint any of the matter contained in this book will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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INTRODUCTORY
This, our tenth volume of the San Diego City and County Direc- tory, has been completed in record time notwithstanding the great increase in population since the 1911 Directory was issued and the consequent increase in the number of inhabitants of the city and county. We have allowed nothing to interfere with the care with which the work has been done and now offer the completed Directory to our patrons and the public, knowing that it will be found both use- ful and accurate and that the business and social interests of the County will be much facilitated by its frequent use.
Our estimate of the
Population Is 67,704
When compared with the census of 1911 we find that the city of San Diego is increasing at the rate of 35 per day or 12,704 during the year just passed. The 1911 City Directory contained 27,500 individual names of San Diego City, while this book just completed contains 30,725. The bank clearings for the past year are $115,113,000.00, and the total deposits for the same period were $18,603,110.89. The total number of building permits issued in the last twelve months were 4,153 with a valuation of $8,018,935.00, and the total number of per- mits issued during the past six months was very close to total num- ber of the previous twelve months. All these facts show that San Diego has never been more prosperous than at the present time.
In order that this information may be known not only here but in all the important Cities of the United States, we, as usual, will have on file at the Directory office in these Cities a 1912 San Diego City and County Directory which may be referred to by any one seeking information.
In our canvass we have received the aid and support of the com- munity and in return have put forth our best efforts to the end that San Diego may have a Directory in keeping with the commercial importance of the City.
THE PUBLISHERS.
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CONTENTS
Page.
Alphabetical List of Names-
Clubs
31
City
59
Consuls
20
County Government 13
Courts
14
El Cajon
840
Escondido Special Department. 846
Federal Government 19
Fire Department 16
Imperial Beach 859
Fraternal Organizations 24
20
National City 863
Miscellaneous Information 13
Oceanside
878
Miscellaneous Oragnizations 28
South San Diego. 883
National . Guard of California. 19
County 884
Parks 23
Business Blocks and Halls. 23
Post Office 19
Schools-Public 15
Secret Societies 24
Chamber of Commerce
20
State Government 18
Street Guide 33
Trade and Labor Organizations 27
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
Page.
Agnew Sanitarium. . back-bone, 2 and 969 Allen & Son .... right side lines and 950 American Hospital Assn. 969
American National Bank of San
Dieg front cover and 924 Arnold, G C & Son .left side lines and 999
Babcock, R S .. 999
Baker Machine Co 919
Baldridge Drug Co. 846
Bank of Oceanside. 878
Barber Asphalt Paving Co.
right side lines and 942
Barney, Metcalf & Barney.
right side lines and 972
Baudrand, Gaston. 959 and 1008 Benson Lumber Co.
. front cover and 8 Big 4 Construction & Investment Co. . .left side lines and 941 Blackman & Dechene. .right lower lines and 914
Blochman Banking Co. 925
Boyle & Darnaud.
Bradley, F W Co .... right top lines
Brodnax & Neale.left top lines and 1000 Buckman Springs Lithia Water Co. .right top lines
Burnham, John & Co.
.left top lines and 1000
California Iron Works ..
.left top lines and 980
Callahan
Construction
Co
.left top lines
Campbell, John.
941
Campbell Machine Co. 985
Carter Construction Co.
.left lower lines and 941
Chamber of Commerce. 7
941 Coates, T W ... right side lines and Commercial Hotel 846
Daley, Henry 944
Dick, Robt ..
left side lines and 1001
Dixie Supply Co. 935
Escondido Creamery. 846
Escondido Dye Works 846 Escondido Hardware Co. 846
Escondido Lumber, Hay and Grain Co. 846
Escondido National Bank. 846
Escondido Plumbing Co. 846 Escondido Savings Bank 846
Escondido Truck & Transfer Co ... 846
Fanning's Stables
inside back cover Fegan Warehouse. right lower lines .
Field, H D Safe Co opp. 268
Page.
Chula Vista 838
Coronado 825
Encanto 844
Escondido 847
La Mesa 859
General Information
Business Classiffications 913
Cemeteries 23
Churches and Religious Organizations 21
City Government 14
958
Page
12
Page.
Fintzelberg & Steinmetz.
.left lower lines
First National Bank. 846
Frye & Smith. .
6
Fuller, W P & Co .. right side lines
Gaebel Engraving Co. .right side lines
Garrettson, Earl A left top lines and 973
Gauteraux, Frank. 944
Gerard & King. 942
Gifford, C M & Son
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Giraud, P A & Co.
.front marginal line and
Goetz & Berry
Gomes, R F. 944
Goodbody, Michael D.
943
Gordon, Goodwin & Co.
. left side lines Gray & Thompson Music Co. 995
Greene, A & Son.
right side lines and 981 Hambly & Smith .... left top lines Hansen, Roy R.
973
Harris, Wm W. 942
Hartwell Electric Co .. left top lines
Hayes Land Co, The.
.left side lines and
Holle, C ..
878
963
Holverson & Burkett.
.right lower lines
Hooper & Bradbury right top lines and
8
Hotel Imperial . 970
Hunt Automobile Co.
921
Irwin & Co. right side lines Jarvis-Winn Co.
San Diego Sun .. 4
Sanitary Ice Cream Co. .right side lines and 972
Shaules, W A Co.
845
Smith, Wilson S & Co.
. right side lines and 922 Southern Title Guaranty Co. . .. Southern Trust & Savings Bank .. .right lower lines and 926
Stewart, Alex. 846 Sullivan Hardwood Lumber Co .... 967 Sumption, H W Co .. 936 Sunset Cleaners and Dyers and Wet Wash Laundry. .939 and 955
Thearle Music Co. 995 Thiel Detective Service Co. .right lower lines and 952
Union Brick Co.
944
Union Lithograph Co ..
opp.
983
Union Title & Trust Co.
Wankowski-Osborn Co. .right top lines and 1005 Weggenman, Louis F.
right top lines and 1012 Western Rubber & Supply Co. 920
Wiegand, Henry.
Muehleisen Tent & Awning Co ... .left lower lines and 987 .right side lines and 1017 Williams, H Oliver. Naumann's. front cover Naylor Gem Co. . left side lines .right side lines and 943 Wilson, J C & Co ... front edge and 1014 Zent, M F .. .left side lines and 974 Neeb, J E Box Co. 932
Page.
Nugent, Joseph 878 Oesting, Charles W ..
. front cover and 974 Oesting, Harry F. . left lower lines 'Neall, ₣
right top lines and 1004
Owl Housemoving Co. right side lines and 943 Pacific Photo Engraving Co .. .left side lines
Pacific Wood & Coal Co.back cover Packard, J C .... left side lines and Pfahler, Bulelow & Fisher. 5 931
Philbrook, J H. 914
878 Plowman, A R. 846
Rainford, A M Miss 958 942
Rambo, Edwd L.
Robbins, A R. 985
930
Ross & George .. left side lines and Rubins Furniture Co. left side lines Russ Lumber & Mill Co .. .front cover
San Diego Commercial College ....
.left top lines and 1010 San Diego Consolidated Brewing Co. left side lines
San Diego County Poultry Assn. . left side lines and 997 San Diego Grain & Milling Co .... front cover
San Diego School of Chiropractic .. .right side lines and 937 San Diego Screen Mfg. Co. .right side lines and 1010
San Diego Securities Co.
925
913
Kettner & Salmons right lower lines Kneipp Sanitarium 3
Latham & Rynning.
left side lines and 1002 Law, Dr F S. . left lower lines Lesem, M A.
3
Loring & Co ... left lower lines and Lory Parisian Cleaning & Dyeing
8
Co. .right lower lines McAllister, A, Sheet Metal Works left lower lines McCaddon, J A.right top lines and 921 McCormick, Chas R Lumber Co ... 847
McMurtrie, Leighton. .lower edge and 913
.right top lines and 1003
Masten & Kendall. right lower lines and 1003
Mission Toilet Parlors. 1018 Moon, A R. 846
Mountain View, The. 846
left lower lines, left side lines, 936 and 968
Johnson, Connell & Saum.
.left side lines Kelley & Talbert. 878
935
W. BRADLEY CO.
FAMILY TRADE A SPECIALTY Tels: HOME 1157, MAIN 157
Wholesale and Retail Wines and Liquors
romot free Delivery
1058-1062 FOURTH ST., Cor. C
SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY.
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Miscellaneous Information
San Diego County Government
COURT HOUSE.
orth side of D bet Front and Union.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
ected for four years. Regular meetings are held on the first Mon- County Physician-Dr. D. B. North-
day of each month, commencing
against the county are audited. All claims must be fully itemized and filed not later than Friday prior to such date.
MEMBERS.
rst District-John P. Smith, San Health Officer-Dr. Nathan Hunt, County Hospital.
Diego; term of office expires Janu- ary, 1913.
cond District-James H. Cassidy, San Diego; term of office expires January, 1913.
hird District-Joseph Foster, Fost- er, P. O .; term of office expires January, 1913.
purth District-Thomas J. Fisher, San Diego; term of office expires January, 1915.
fth District-George F. Westfall, Fallbrook; term of office expires January, 1915.
lerk of Board-John T. Butler.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
oard of Equalization meets first
Monday of July each year, and Surveyor-Geo. Butler; Deputies Paul R. Watson, Roy D. Keyes.
continues not later than third Monday.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
ssessor-Montgomery M. Moulton; Deputies Geo. W. Moulton, C. R. Treasurer -- John F. Schwartz; Depu- Sellors, C. R. Turner, W. R. Whit- ty, Corrie D. Smith. ney.
Inspector Apiaries-Geo. G. Camp- bell.
Veterinarian and Live Stock Inspec- tor-Francis S. Law.
County Hospital-University Heights. John F. Maloney, supt.
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PAINTS OILS GLASS DOORS SASH
WALL PAPER FRAMES PICTURES
7th and F
THE FINEST EQUIPPED PHOTO ENGRAVING FLANT IN CALIFORNIA-
GAEBEL ENGRAVING COMPANY
ENTIRE NINTH FLOOR TIMKEN BLDG BOTH PHONES HOME 4372 MAIN 1517
FEGAN WAREHOUSE
245 Eighth and 244 Ninth Sts.
FURNITURE STORED, PACKED and SHIPPED
Home Phone 4329
W. P. Fuller & Co.
County Clerk-John T. Butler; Depu- ties, J. Bertram McLees, E. W. Dickenson, Chas. E. Butler, Walter J. McLean, Edward B. Adams, Nat Kennedy, Mrs. I. A. Thresher.
rup, 767 Fifth.
at 9 a. m., when the demands District Attorney-H. S. Utley; As- sistant, E. Dempster McKee, Dep- uties, H. C. Hopkins, W. Wirt Francis.
Game Warden-Wm. Mordhorst, 927 Fourth.
Public Administrator - Peres J. Layne, 1332 E.
Recorder-John H. Ferry; Deputies, W. Howard Ferry, Harold I. An- gier, Nellie C. Parsons, Edwin A. Woodard.
Sheriff-Fred M. Jennings; Under Sheriff Frank N. Jennings; Depu- ties, David S. Wilber, W. S. Flint, F. W. McCarty, T. L. Kaford, E. F. Cooper, Wm. Landis, T. D. Stanley, Dorell La Fortune, Leon Cesmat, J. H. Kilby, Mrs. Olive B. Chambers, matron.
Superintendent of Schools-Hugh J. Baldwin; Deputy, Orva M. Browne.
Tax Collector-Anson Ę. Cornell; Deputies, A. C. Meyer, S. W. Adams, John J. Manney.
uditor-Chauncey R. Hammond; Deputies A. B. Cunningham, A. D. Lowe, L. N. Craig, W. F. Chalm- ers.
oroner-Samuel W. Bell.
John Burnham & Company 212-214 TIMKEN BUILDING
HIGH-CLASS REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS
M. F. ZENT INSURANCE
Fire Accident Liability Plate Glass Automobile Live Stock Burglary Elevator Rent Surety Bonds
966 Sixth Street
PACIFIC
SUNSET MAIN .332 HUME 2/70
PHOTO ENGRAVING COMPANY
PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE
DESIGNERS
ILLUSTRATORS
PERFECT PRINTING PLATES 723 5TH ST OVER HARDYS
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County Officials-Cont'd County Farm-Mission Valley, John F. Maloney, Supt; A. E. Little- Official page, Foreman.
Janitor Court House-Fred O. Shaw; G. A. Haley, A. R. Henderson, As- sistants. .
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION. W. A. Pratt, El Cajon.
Edith M. Hadley, National City.
Geo. M. Sheldon, Oceanside.
Mrs. J. Wade McDonald, San Diego. Hugh J. Baldwin, Secretary of Board and County Superintendent Schools.
COUNTY HORTICULTURIAL COM- MISSIONER.
Chas. H. Stuart, Court House.
COUNTY HIGHWAY COMMISSION.
A. F. Crowell, chairman, J. W. Isbell, R. J. Goodbody, H. S. Ervay, Jr., City Justice Court-George
Secretary, office Court House An- nex, Union se cor C.
COUNTY COURTS.
Department 1-W. R. Guy, Judge; C. E. Butler, Clerk.
Department 2-T. L. Lewis, Judge; E. W. Dickenson, Clerk.
Department 3-W. A. Sloane, Judge; W. J. McLean, Clerk.
Court Reporter-Fred H. Robinson.
JUVENILE COURT.
W. R. Guy, Judge; W. E. Blair, Pro- bation Officer, Mrs. Lillian A. Reed and Mrs. Mae Beck Assistant Pro- bation Officers. Committee-Hugh 1 J. Baldwin Chairman, Dr. W. F. Gearhart, Sec .; Mrs. Geo. H. Bal- lou, Treas .; Dr. H. C. Oatman, Will S. Heller, Mrs. W. V. O'Farrell, Rev. W. E. Crabtree.
of Detention Home - Mission Valley, Fredk. Phelps, Supt.
JUSTICE COURTS.
San Diego Township-Solon Bryan, Justice; court room, 1059 Front street. H. J. Place and Geo. H. Cooley, Constables.
Puter- baugh, Judge, 732 Second.
LAW LIBRARY.
Board of Trustees-Judge W. R. Guy, Judge T. L. Lewis, Judge W. A. Sloane, Eugene Daney and chairman Board of Supervisors. J. V. Hicks Sec. and Librarian.
San Diego City Government
CITY HALL.
Fifth, sw cor G.
Mayor-James E. Wadham, (elec- tive), term expires May, 1913.
COMMON COUNCIL. (Elective. )
A. E. Dodson (term expires May, 1913), Superintendent Department of Fire and Sewers.
Percival E. Woods ( term expires May, 1913), Superintendent of the De- partment of Finance, Ways and Means.
John L. Sehon (term expires May, 1913), Superintendent of the De- partment of Police, Health and Morals.
Daniel K. Adams, (term expires May, 1915), Superintendent of the De- partment of Streets and Public Buildings.
Herbert R. Fay (term expires May, 1915), Superintendent of the De- partment of Water.
CITY OFFICIALS.
City Clerk-Allen H. Wright, (ap- pointive ) ; Deputies, Walter E. Bartlett, Walter H. Muller, Hugh A. Sanders.
City Engineer-Wm. M. Rumsey (ap- pointive; Eugene A. Schmidt, chief assistant.
City Attorney-Wm. R. Andrews (ap- pointive) ; Deputies M. R. Thorp, Durelle F. Glidden, Arthur F. H. Wright.
HENRY WIEGAND
1412 FIFTH STREET
LADIES' TAILOR
PHONES
HOME 1593 MAIN 2578
Wankowski-Osborn Co., Inc. REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, SURETY BONDS
Home Phone 1315, Sunset 2029
1028 Fourth St., Grant Hotel Building
SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY. 15
City Officials-Con't
ity Auditor and Assessor-J. Naylor Newkirk (appointive) ; Deputies, Clyde F. Warfield, Chas. E. Ells- worth, E. V. White, L. H. Klein- schmidt.
ity Treasurer and Tax Collector- Don M. Stewart (elective) ; Depu- ties, George T. Rogers, W. H. Mattax, J. F. Ryan.
finance Department-Percival E.
Woods, Superintendent; J. Mur- Ernest E. White, Rev. W. E. Crab- ray Loop, Purl Willis, Assistant tree, Elwyn B. Gould. Superintendent.
City Building Inspector (appointive) -Wm. J. Kirkwood; Assistants, Henry T. Sandford, D. A. Wood.
City Electrical Inspector (appoin- tive)-Edward W. Jewell; Assist- ant, Byron C. Simmons.
Water Department-Herbert R. Fay, Superintendent; Wilton O. Allen, Office B ne cor Sixth. Arthur E. Blethen, E. F. Frailey, E. E. Capps, term expires June 30, Assistant Superintendents; F. C. 1915. Farris, Cashier.
ssistant Superintendent of Sewers -Wm. B. Harper.
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Assistant Superintendent of Streets -Walter P. Moore.
J. Bureau of Public Works-Philip H. Mason, chief clerk.
City
Sewer
Inspector-James
F.
Jones.
City Boiler Inspector-Joseph Hazell. Fire Marshal-John W. Lambert. Poundmaster-John H. Davis.
Pueblo Forester-Max Watson.
Supervising Engineer of Harbor Im- provements-Edwin M. Capps.
BOARD OF HEALTH. (Appointive. )
Dr. H. Clifford Loos.
Dr. A. D. Long.
Dr. B. J. O'Neill.
Dr. R. E. Austin.
Dr. H. M. Wegeforth.
EMPLOYEES BOARD OF HEALTH. Franklin School-A. M. Fosdick, Principal.
Health Officer-Dr. Francis H. Mead. Secretary-R. F. Gusweiler.
Plumbing Inspector - Leland S. Moore; Assistants, Wallter Bellon, A. C. Goeddel, G. E. Warner.
Sanitary Inspector-James E John- son; Assistant, John W. Lambert. Meat and Dairy Inspector -- Dr. Ion W. Parks.
CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS. ( Appointive. )
James H. Cross, L. A. Blochman, Clarence W. Bowers.
LIBRARY COMMISSIONERS. (Appointive. )
PARK COMMISSIONERS. ( Appointive. )
Julius Wangenheim, John F. For- ward, Jr., Samuel T. Black.
BOARD OF EDUCATION. (Elective. )
Dr. L. G. Jones, term expires June 30, 1915.
George J. Magly, term expires June 30, 1913.
Hans Marquardt, term expires June 30, 1913.
Rev. E. R. Watson, term expires June 30, 1913.
Secretary of the Board-S. W. Beld- ing.
Superintendent of City Schools- Duncan Mackinnon.
CITY AND SUBURBAN SCHOOLS.
Brooklyn . Heights School-Wm. D. Edwards, Principal.
Chollas Valley School-Ida V. Meeks, Principal.
Detention Home-Mrs. Mary Grable, Principal.
Emerson School-Edwin B. Tilton, Principal.
Florence Heights School-Edgar E. Muller, Principal.
Fremont School (Old Town) -Veta D. Grandstaff, Principal. Grantville School (county ) -Maud Keithley, Principal.
Barney, Metcalf & Barney
Insurance Bonds Loans Liabilities and Rentals
PRUDENTIAL LIFE
1523 D Street
Dairy in Mis- sion Valley Best Milk and Cream
ALLEN'S DAIRY
R. F. D. No. 2 PHONES Home 261 Mission Valley Main 2831
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Lory Parisian Cleaning and Dyeing Company
INCORPORATED
3839-3841 SEVENTH STREET
PHONES: Office and Works
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