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San Francisco Art Glass Works .. . . . 1948 Schell M P Mfg Co .... Business headings Scott Paper Co 2052
Shafer & Co ..
2070
Sherwood & Sherwood.Business headings Sierra Art and Engraving Co .. .1544 Sing Chong Co ...... . Business headings Southern Pacific Co ...
Right and left bottom and side lines Spaulding J & Co. 1879 Spect N K & Co. . 2083
Springfield Fire and Marine Insur- ance Co .... Right side lines, opp 554 Standard Gas Engine Co. Business headings Steiger Terra Cotta and Pottery Wks. Business headings
Stringer Storage Co 2115
Sunset Magazine
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Sutter Alphonse.
.1822
Sutter Hotel Co
864, 1967
Sydney Short Line.
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Taylor L A. .
2141
Thiel Detective Service Co.
1910
Thomas Sale Co ..
2129
Title Insurance and Guarantee Co ... 2099 Truman Undertaking Co Side lines Twigg John & Sons. 1986 Union Iron Wks Co. Business headings, 2044
Union Lithograph Co .. Business headings United Milk Co ... . Bottom edge, 2025 U S Farm Land Co.
Line front cover, 2084
Van Arsdale-Harris Lumber Co ...
2011
Waterman L E & Co ..
.1940
Wayman & Henry
1732
Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank. 1816
Wenzelburger A.
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West Coast Detective. 1911 West Coast Life Insurance Co .. .Left side lines
Western Fuel Co.
Business headings
Weule Louis Co.
2035
White Bros
1962
Whittier-Coburn Co ... Business headings
Wieland Bros ..
2044
Wilson J C & Co.
Backbone, 1777
Wong Him Dr ..
.1798
Zellerbach Paper Co
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Number of Names in Directory of 1912 192,772
Number of Names in Directory of 1911 189,653
Number of Names in Directory of 1910 186,148
Number of Names in Directory of 1909 175,214 Number of Names in Directory of 1908 167,676 Number of Names in Directory of 1907 150,744
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1912
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION CONCERNING MUNICIPAL, STATE AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, BANKS, CHURCHES, SOCIETIES, ETC.
Mayor
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION Public Libraries
CITY AND COUNTY GOVERN- MENT.
Mayor -- James Rolph, Jr. Secretary-Edward Rainey.
Assessor-John Ginty. Chief Deputy-R. V. Croskey.
Auditor-Thomas F. Boyle. Chief Deputy-John J. Boyle.
Tax Collector-Josiah O. Low. Chief Deputy-Frank X. Foley.
City Attorney-Percy V. Long. Assistant-T. E. Haven. Assistant-Jesse H. Steinhart.
Assistant-George Lull.
Assistant-A. E. Graupner. Assistant-D. S. O'Brien. Assistant-N. J. Manson. Assistant-John F. English.
Assistant-Henry H. Hart. Assistant-Harry G. McKanney. Clerk-John Williams.
City Engineer-Marsden Manson.
Commissioners-Civil Service. E. A. Walcott, President. H. E. Michaels. Benjamin B. Rosenthal.
Chief Examiner and Secretary-James J. Maher.
Commissioners-Election. George Uhl, President. Thomas V. Cator. Charles L. Queen. Wm. McDevitt. John P. Hare. Registrar of Voters-J. H. Zemansky. Commissioners-Fire Department. H. U. Brandenstein. James E. Dillon. E. E. Pfaeffle. John Donohoe. Secretary-Frank Kennedy.
Commissioners-Insanity. C. D. McGettigan, M. D. Charles C. Wadsworth, M. D. . Daniel D. Lustig, M. D. Theo. Rethers, M. D.
Commissioners-Park. William H. Metson, President. M. Earl Cummings. Curtis M. Lindley.
William H. Bemiss. A. B. Spreckels. Secretary-James De Lucca.
Superintendent-John McLaren.
Commissioners-Police. Jesse B. Cook, President.
Alexander O'Grady. James Woods.
Isaac H. Spiro. Secretary-Charles F. Skelly. Chief of Police-D. A. White. Coroner-T. B. W. Leland. Chief Deputy-James T. Kelly. Autopsy Surgeon-David Stafford. County Clerk-H. I. Mulcrevy. Chief Deputy-Milton M. Davis. County Recorder-Edmond Godchaux. Chief Deputy-Charles M. Stoltz.
District Attorney-Charles M. Fickert. Assistants.
F. L. Berry Roland Becesy.
James F. Brennan. M. J. Roche.
A. R. Cotton, Jr. R. W. Barrett.
Maxwell McNutt. D. C. Barrett. Geo. B. Benham. W. R. McWood.
W. P. Caubu. C. H. McConoughy.
Morris Oppenheim. H. A. Mckenzie.
John A. McGee. E. A. Cunha.
James A. Rock.
Chief Clerk-John A. Rutledge. Fire Marshal-Charles Towe. Water and Light Inspector-Rut Hamp- ton.
Health Officer-R. G. Broderick. Law Library.
Librarian-James H. Deering.
Assistants-Frank J. McGuire, R. C. Owens and A. J. Nagle.
Public Administrator-M. J. Hynes, of- fice Phelan Building. Attorneys-Cullinan & Hickey. (Compensation-fees.) Public Library.
Trustees-Washington Dodge, C. H. Bentley, R. B. Hale, James D. Phe- lan, Eustace Cullinan, Jos. O'Con- nor, M. C. Sloss, John H. Wise, Ralph C. Harrison, Sheldon G. Kel- logg. Edward R. Taylor and The Mayor.
Librarian- Secretary-George A. Mullin.
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Board of Supervisors MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION Superior Court
Assistant Secretary-Miss Martha T. Tyler.
Main Library-South side Hayes street near Van Ness Avenue.
Branch Libraries-No. 1-Mission, 1207 Valencia street. Miss N. A. Casey, Librarian.
No. 2-McCreery Branch, 16th street, and Pond street. Miss M. Carson, Librarian.
No. 3-North Beach, 1457 Powell street. Miss A. Woodman, Librarian.
No. 4-Richmond, 254, 4th avenue. Miss S. D. Morgan, Librarian.
No. 5-Park Branch, Page street bet. Cole and Clayton streets. Miss B. A. Goldman, Librarian.
No. 6-Fillmore, 2435 Sacramento street. Miss M. L. Whitcher, Li- brarian.
Delivery Stations-A-Ocean View, 379 Capitol Av.
B-Potrero, cor 19th and Iowa streets. C-Noe Valley, 1301 Castro street. D-Sunset, 1232, 9th avenue.
E-South San Francisco, 1202 Railroad avenue.
F-Glen Park, 2975 Diamond street. G-Ocean Side, 48th avenue and Irv- ing street.
H-Visitacion Valley, 133 Leland Av. I-San Bruno, 2550 San Bruno avenue. J-Golden Gate Valley, 1815 Union.
K-Excelsior Valley, 4564 Mission street. L-1303 Polk street.
Sheriff-Fred S. Eggers. Under Sheriff-Fred W. Kleveshal.
Superintendent Relief Home-C. M. Wol- lenberg.
Resident Physician-William Kenney. Warden City and County Hospital-C. M. Wollenberg, Acting Supt.
Superintendent Common Schools-Alfred Roncovieri.
Superintendent Department of Electricity William J. Nixon.
Tax Collector-Josiah O. Low. Chief Deputy-Frank X. Foley. Treasurer-John E. McDougald. Chief Deputy-Alfred W. Hobro.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Members.
Mayor James Rolph, Jr., President. Ex-officio.
William H. McCarthy. Byron Mauzy.
Oscar Hocks. Edward L. Nolan.
Paul Bancroft, Guido E. Caglieri.
J. Emmett Hayden. Ralph McLeran. Fred L. Hilmer.
Geo. E. Gallagher.
Henry Payot. A. J. Gallagher.
Chas. A. Murdock Adolf Koshland.
Thomas Jennings. Daniel C. Murphy.
A. T. Vogelsang. A. H. Giannini.
Clerk-W. R. Hagerty.
BOARD OF EDUCATION. Members.
A. A. D'Ancona, President. James E. Power. Miss Sallie J. Jones. Mrs. Mary W. Kincaid. Secretary-Melvin G. Dodge.
BOARD OF CENSORSHIP. Hall of Justice. J. S. Webster, Miss M. A. Ashe, E. M. Hecht. P. W. Wobber, Peter Peshon. Norman W. Hall, Secretary.
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICITY.
William J. Nixon, Chief, Fulton and Larkin streets.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH. Members of Board.
Main Office, 1085 Mission street, near Seventh.
Arthur H. Barendt, President. A. P. O'Brien.
George B. Somers, M. D. Guy E. Manning, M. D. Dennis J. Murray. Frank J. Klimm. Arthur M. Sharp.
Health Officer-R. G. Brodrick. City Physician-Herbert Gunn. Emergency Surgeon-Alanson Weeks, M. D.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. Members of Board.
Michael Casey, President.
C. S. Laumeister. Daniel G. Fraser. Secretary-Joseph L. McCormick.
Bureau of Engineering-Marsden Man- son, City Engineer, City Hall, 8th and Market streets.
Bureau of Architecture-City Architect, City Hall, 8th and Market streets. Bureau of Streets-Andrew J. Donovan, Chief Deputy, City Hall, 8th and Market streets.
Superintendent of Public Buildings- T. A. Reardon, McAllister street and City Hall Av.
Bureau of Building Inspection-J. P. Horgan, Chief Inspector, City Hall, 8th and Market streets.
Repairs to County Roads, etc-J. C. Line- han, Superintendent, 11th and Bry- ant streets.
Sewer Cleaning-John J. O'Brien, Super- intendent, office 2744, 16th street. Street Cleaning-John J. Rogerson, Sup- erintendent, 11th and Bryant sts.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Department 1. Judge-James M. Sea- well; term expires January, 1917. Clerk-Milton Hayes.
Department 2. Judge-Frank J. Muras- ky; term expires January, 1917. Clerk-H. J. Jackson.
Department 3. Judge-James M. Troutt; term expires January, 1917. Clerk-P. W. Lannon.
Department 4. Judge-John J. Van Nos- trand; presiding term expires Jan- uary, 1915.
Clerk-Eugene M. Levy.
Department 5. Judge-John Hunt; term expires January, 1915. Clerk-David J. Creamer.
Department 6. (Criminal)-Judge-Frank H. Dunne; term expires January, 1915.
Clerk-Frank I. Butler.
Department 7. Judge-Edmund P. Mo- gan; term expires January, 1913. Clerk-Joseph Goddard.
Department 8. Judge George A. Sturte- vant; term expires January, 1913. Clerk-John F. Mooney.
Department 9. (Probate)-Judge-James V. Coffey; term expires January. 1913.
Clerk-Eugene F. Lacy.
Department 10. (Probate and Insolven- cy)-Judge-Thomas F. Graham; term expires January, 1913. Clerk-Roy Gallagher.
Department 11. (Criminal) - Judge - William P. Lawlor; term expires January, 1913.
Clerk-J. J. Groom. Department 12. (Criminal) - Judge - George H. Cabaniss; term expires January, 1917.
Clerk-James H. Stevens. Secretary Superior Judges-Thomas S .. Mulvey.
Juvenile Court-Frank J. Murasky, Judge.
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Justices of the Peace MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
Chamber of Commerce
Probation Committee-Mrs. Edward L.
Baldwin, Chairman; James R. Prin- gle, Rev. D. O. Crowley, Laura Mc- Kinstry, Jesse W. Lilienthal, E. W. Newhall, R. E. Queen.
Superior Court Commissioners.
George D. Perry. Frank W. Lawler. H. L. Joachimsen. John F. Tyler. Murray F. Vandall.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. James G. Conlan, Presiding Judge. A. B. Treadwell. Bernard J. Flood. A. T. Barnett.
Chas. E. A. Creighton.
Clerk-Robert W. Dennis. Chief Deputy-Jeremiah F. Collins. Cashier-Thomas G. Riley.
Clerks-Jeremiah F. Collins, J. J. Sweeney, D. Kearney, W. H. Camp- bell.
POLICE COURTS.
Police Court No. 1. Judge - Charles L. Weller
Police Court No. 2. Judge-John J. Sul- livan.
Police Court No. 3.
Judge Edward P.
Shortall.
Police Court No. 4. Judge-Daniel C. Deasy.
POLICE DEPARTMENT. Commissioners-Jesse B. Cook. Presi- dent; Alexander H. O'Grady, James Woods, I. H. Spiro. Secretary- Charles F. Skelly. Chief of Police-D. A. White. Chief of Detectives-Eugene R. Wall. Clerk to Chief of Police-J. J. O'Meara. Property Clerk-Bernard J. Judge.
Captains of Police-James Kelly, Bern- ard McManus, Henry Gleeson, Henry H. Colbv, Thomas S. Duke, John Mooney, M. O. Anderson, Hen- ry J. O'Dea, Patrick Shea. Lieutenants-Fred P. Green, Herbert J. Wright, Michael Carroll, Marcus Anderson, John M. Lewis, Thomas L. Tobin, William J. Mullender, James H. Helms, John H. Lack- mann, William E. Dinan, David W. Boyd, Daniel A. Sylvester, Clarence Coogan, Shadrack Campbell, Dun- can Matheson, James H. Anderson, John T. Fitzhenry.
POLICE STATIONS.
Bay View .... Newcomb and Newhall Avs Bush . ... 1422 Bush Central. . Hall of Justice Golden Gate Park ..... Golden Gate Park Harbor, N. E. cor Drumm and Commercial Ingleside Ocean and San Jose Avs Mission. 3057 Seventeenth North End .3118 Fillmore O'Farrell 2717 O'Farrell Potrero .. .609 Twentieth Richmond ... Sixth Av. bet. Geary and A Southern. 4th and Clara
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Commissioners-James E. Dillon, Henry U. Brandenstein, John Donohoe, Eugene E. Pfaeffle. Secretary Board of Fire Commissioners -Frank T. Kennedy.
Chief Engineer-Thomas R. Murphy. First Assistant Chief Engineer-Michael J. Dolan.
Second Assistant Chief Engineer-John Mccluskey.
Battalion Chiefs-James P. Britt, John Wills, Michael O'Brien, Michael Boden, John R. Maxwell, Thomas J. Murphy, W. A. Cook, George Bailey, Charles Murray, James F. Layden, John J. Conlon, James Radford, S. D. Russell, Matthew J. Farley.'
Corporation Yard-Samuel Bermingham, Superintendent of Engines; Assist- ant Superintendent of Engines; Patrick H. Brandon, Clerk and Commissary; Edward I. Church, Timekeeper.
Department Stables-William J. Tobin. Acting Superintendent of Horses; William O'Connor, Acting Assist- ant Superintendent of Horses; Wil- liam F. Egan, Veterinary Surgeon. Chemical Engine Companies See Page 411.
Monitor Batteries-See page 1211. Truck Companies-See page 1674.
FIRE UNDERWRITERS ASSOCIATION OF THE PACIFIC.
Meets at the call of the President at their rooms, Merchants Exchange Build- ing. The object is the mutual improve- ment of methods and practices in under- writing. Calvert Meade, Secretary.
PIRE PATROL.
Established May, 1875. John F. O. Comstock, Superintendent. Office: West side Natoma near New Montgomery. Station No. 2-54 Waller street. Station No. 3-1350 Pacific avenue.
Association for the Improvement and Adornment
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BOARD OF TRADE -of- SAN FRANCISCO.
at 444 Market Street.
Organized April, 1877. Objects-To protect the interests of its members, prevent settlements without full investi- gation, resist inequitable and fraudulent settlements, and bring about joint action in the collection of debts. A. A. Watkins. President; Joseph Kirk, Attorney; H. L. Smith, Secretary.
CALIFORNIA DEVELOPMENT BOARD.
Union Ferry Building. Organized to Promote State Development. Executive Committee-James N. Gillett, President. William J. Dutton, 1st Vice-President. Robert Newton Lynch, 2nd Vice-Presi- dent and Manager. Francis Hope, Secretary.
N. P. Chipman. Frank L. Brown.
Frank Wiggins. R. B. Hale.
B. F. Walton. Alfred I. Esberg.
Theodore Gier. Miles Standish.
M. F. Tarpey. A. B. C. Dohrmann.
John P. Irish. Frederick J. Koster.
SAN FRANCISCO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 1304 Merchants Exchange Building. An amalgamation of The Merchants' Association of San Francisco, The Merchants Exchange,
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Art Societies
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
Benefit Associations
Chamber of Commerce of San Francisco, Down Town Association.
President, M. H. Robbins, Jr .; First Vice-President, Wm. T. Sesnon; Second Vice-President, Horace H. Allen; Third Vice-President, Capt. Robert Dollar; Treasurer, C. K. McIntosh; Secretary, A, B. C. Dohrmann.
Directors-W. M. Alexander, H. H. Al- len, C. K. McIntosh, George C. Board- man, Paul T. Carroll, A. B. C. Dohr- mann, Capt. Robt Dollar, John S, Drum, W. J. Dutton, M. H. Esberg, Capt. Wm. H. Matson, C. F. Michaels, W. N. Moore, M. H. Robbins Jr., George M. Rolph, Robert A. Roos, A. L. Scott, Wm. T. Sesnon, Joseph Sloss, Frank A. Somers, James Tyson.
Holland-American Chamber of Com- merce (Pacific Coast). Office 1304 Hum- boldt Bank Building. Directors-H. A. Van Coenen Torchiana, President; E. J. F. Van Hanswyk Pennink, Vice-President; S. Voorsanger, Secretary; F. L. Willekes MacDonald, Treasurer.
Italian Chamber of Commerce. A pro- tective association organized for the purpose of promoting business relations between California and Italy and vice versa. Office, 604 Montgomery street. M. L. Perasso, President; G. Unti, Sec- retary.
California Bankers' Association. Fred- erick H. Colburn, Secretary; office Sav- ings Union Bank Building.
ART SOCIETIES.
Art Association, The, San Francisco (San Francisco Institute of Art). Cor- ner of California and Mason streets. Organized March, 1871. Objects-The promotion and encouragement of paint- ing, sculpture and the allied fine arts in the community, and the maintenance of a school in connection therewith. Incorporated July, 1889. Affiliated with the University of California February, 1893, and at the same time entered into possession of the property it now occu- pies under the terms of an agreement whereby the owner, Mr. Edward F. Sear- les, deeded the building and grounds to the Regents of the University for the exclusive uses and purposes of instruc- tion in and illustration of the fine arts, including the maintenance of galleries and reading rooms and other suitable means of such instruction and illustra- tion, under the title of "The Mark Hop- kins Institute of Art." The buildings of the Mark Hopkins Institute were de- stroyed in the great fire which devast- ated the city in 1906, and a new agree- ment was entered into with the Regents of the University and Mr. Searles under which the Art Association retained pos- session of the former site and erected thereon a temporary building wherein are displayed such pictures and statues as were saved from the fire, together. with subsequent additions to the collec- tion; in this building also is conducted the School of Design, the whole being comprehended under the title of The San Francisco Institute of Art. The present building is the precursor of a more elaborate one which it is the in- tention to erect in the future. Mean- time the Association is enlarging its collection which is on permanent exhibi- tion, while special exhibitions are held at frequent intervals. Meets fourth Tuesday in each month. Henry Heyman, secretary; J. R. Martin, assistant secre- tary: director. Capt. R. H. Fletcher.
The California School of Design, main- tained by the Association, teaches draw- ing, painting and modeling in all their branches, decorative and constructive designing.
BENEFIT ASSOCIATIONS.
Catholic Knights of America. Meets second Sunday of each month at 1944 California street. Dr. J. F. Gibbon, Presi- dent; C. J. Nicholas, Secretary.
College of the Pacific Endowment Fund Committee. Royal Insurance Building, John A. Percy, Secretary; Rolla V. Watt, Chairman. Meets at call of Chairman.
Exempt Fire Company. Meetings held on the third Monday of each month, 368 Fell street. H. D. Hudson, President, 2007 Pine street; John J. Guilfoyle, Sec- retary. 2975 Mission street.
French Mutual Benevolent Society. Meets second and fourth Monday of each month at 420 Sutter street. Chas Carpy, President; Jean Leclergne, Recording Secretary, 420 Sutter street
Italian Mutual Benevolent Society, 325 Columbus avenue.
Italian Reali Carabinieri Mutual Aid Society, 325 Columbus avenue.
Journeyman Butchers' Protective and Benevolent Association of the Pacido Coast. Meets every Thursday evening at 1254 Market street. Benjamin Davis, Recording Secretary.
Journeymen Shipwrights Association. Meet every Thursday at 70 Folsom street. R. W. Getty, Secretary.
Letter Carriers' Mutual Aid Associa- tion. Conrad Trieber, Secretary. Meets first Saturday evening of each month at 172 Golden Gate avenue.
Ligue d'Henri IV Mutual Benevolent Society. Membership 750. Meets at Red Men's Hall, 240 Golden Gate avenue. Offi- cers: C. Lamayson, President; J. P. Casenave, Recording Secretary.
Marine Engineers' Beneficial Associa- tion, No. 35. Meets every Tuesday even- ing at 146 Steuart street. E. C. Mauss- hardt, President; Vincent Carroll, Sec- retary; A. B. Gibson, Business Manager.
Merchants Exchange Mutual Benedt Association. A. M. Brown, Secretary, 350 California street
Musical Fund Society. Meets quarter- ly third Thursday in January, April, July and October at 12:30 p. m. at 68 Haight street. C. A. Dickman, President; F. Borgel, Secretary, 68 Haight street.
National Association Letter Carriers of America. Golden Gate Branch 214, Thos. P. Tierney, Secretary; Meets first Satur- day of each month at 172 Golden Gate avenue.
National Association of Postomoe Clerks. Branch No. 8. George P. Feely, Secretary. Meets second Saturday of each month at 2121 Market, New Era Hall.
Nord-Deutscher Verein. Meets second and fourth Tuesdays at Hamilton Hall, corner Geary and Steiner streets. H. F. Schlichting, President; B. Fedde, Secre- tary, 787 Market street.
Norwegian Aid Society of San Francis- co. Meets every third Monday at 1800 Buchanan street. A. Bjolatad, Presi- dent; Klaus Olsen, Secretary.
Order of Scottish Clans. Clan Fraser, No. 78. Meets on the first and third Thursday evenings of each month at 121 Larkin, Scottish Hall. Donald H. Sim, Chief; John Gibson, Secretary.
Portuguese Protective and Benevolent Association. Meets Sunday of each month at 677 McAllister street. John C. Moraes, Secretary.
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Benevolent Societies
San Francisco Fire Department Mutual Aid Association. Charles J. Brennan, President; George F. Brown, Secretary- Treasurer, 2136 Geary street.
San Francisco Schuetzen-Verein. Meets at Stegemann's Hall every second Wed- nesday of each month. George H. Bahrs, President; John D. Heise, Secretary.
San Francisco Schwaben Verein. Meets second and fourth Thursdays of each month at 177 Capp street. George Bauer, Recording Secretary, 1729 Lake street.
St. Peter's German Catholic Benevo- lent Society. Meets first Monday of each month at St. Boniface Hall, 123 Golden Gate avenue.
Swiss Mutual Benevolent Society. Meets second Tuesday of the month at 406 Kearny street. Ant. Borel, President; A. Juillerat, Secretary.
Swiss Relief Society. Meets fourth Tuesday of the month at 406 Kearny street. Alf. Monotti, President; A. Juil- lerat, Secretary.
Teachers Mutual Aid Society of San Francisco. Meets at Henry Durant School on first and third Wednesdays of each month at 330 p. m. Mrs. C. A. Hill, Secretary, residence 1696 Golden Gate avenue.
Union Printers' Mutual Aid Society. Meets the second Sunday in each month at 2:30 p. m. at Faust Hall, 44 Eddy street. D. Davis, President; J. A. Snell, Recording Secretary, 1713 Webster. United States Railway Mail Service Mutual Benefit Association. Meets 16th of every month at 219 Postoffice Build- ing. R. I. Auld, Secretary, Ferry Station.
Verein Eintracht. Meets every Wed- nesday at 237 Twelfth street. Otto Thiele, Secretary.
Widows and Orphans Aid Association of the San Francisco Police Department, embraces the whole police force of San Francisco, with the object of protecting and endowing their widows and orphans in case of death. Meets at police head- quarters, 64 Eddy street, second Friday of each month at 3 p. m. Charles M. Shore, President; Harry Hook, Vice- President; F. E. Winters, Treasurer; G. F. Kopman, Recording Secretary; J. W. Boyle, Financial Secretary.
Young Mon's Institute (R. C.). Office, Grand Council, 92 Sanchez street. John P. Denehy, Grand President; George A. Stanley, Grand Secretary; William T Aggeler, Grand Treasurer.
Young Ladies' Institute, 1009 Fell street. Miss Josephine T. Molloy, Grand Secretary. Office, 1009 Fell street.
BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
Associated Charities. Organized March, 1888; 1500 Jackson street. Meets last Friday of each month at 12:30 p. m. at St. Francis Hotel. Miss Katherine C. Felton, General Secretary.
Austrian Military and Benevolent As- sociation. Meets every second and fourth Wednesday at 566 Fulton street. D. F. Bestich, Secretary.
Belgian Benevolent Society. Meets at Schroeder's Hall, 32 Turk street, second Tuesday in each month. Jules Clerfayt, President; C. Willems, Vice-President; Paul Bellemans, Treasurer; Paul Vern- isuwe, Secretary, 685 Market street.
British Benevolent Society of Call- fornia. Annual meeting second Tues- day in May at British Consulate, 268 Market street. Officers-A. Carnegie Ross. Consul General, Honorary Presi- dent; Major H. D. Gerrard, Secretary; William Balnaves. Treasurer.
California Prison Commission, 110 Sil- ver street. Charles Montgomery, Presi- dent; Rev. John Hemphill, D. D., Secre- tary.
Croation Unity of the Pacific, 646 Pa- cific Bldg. Frank Krstelj, Secretary. Dalmatian Benevolent Society, 177 Capp.
Eureka Benevolent Society. Organized October, 1850, to assist poor and needy Hebrews in want or sickness. Office, 436 O'Farrell street. Henry Sinsheimer, President; Meyer H. Levy, Secretary.
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