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City Justice Court-Monroe B. Anderson, Judge 1228 E.
G. C. Clements, Pres.
J. B. Stannard, Vice Pres.
Edmund Blach- mann. Sec. and Treas.
San Diego
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ROOM 28, LAWYERS BLOCK
J. O. LENDAHL
Real Estate, Investments, Loans and Insurance
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Cutter of Precious Stones
We have our own mines of Beryl, Tourmaline, Turquoise, Opal, Topaz, Andalusite and Garnet.
1320 C St.
20 SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY.
San Diego City Government.
Mayor-John L. Sehon (elect- ive), term expires May 1907.
City Justice-M. B. Anderson (elective), term expires January, 1907.
Treasurer and Tax Collector, Claude Woolman (elective), term expires May, 1907.
CITY COUNCIL.
(Term of office expires May, 1907.)
First Ward-E. C. Thorpe. Second Ward-W. F. Luding- ton.
Third Ward-L. A. Blochman. Fourth Ward-Charles Kelly. Fifth Ward-George McNeill. Sixth Ward-L. A. Creelman. Seventh Ward-J. N. Rey- nolds.
Eighth Ward-A. P. Johnson, jr.
'Ninth Ward-F. J. Goldkamp. OTHER MUNICIPAL OF-
FICES.
City Clerk-J. T. Butler (ap- pointed by council), term of office expires May, 1907.
City Auditor and Assessor- B. J. Edmonds (appointed by mayor), term of office expires May, 1909.
City Attorney-W. R. An- drews (elective), term of of- fice expires May, 1907.
Deputy City Attorney-E. A Wells.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS (Appointed by Mayor.) Commissioner-Peter F.
Schaniel, term of office ex- pires May, 1908. Commissioner-Daniel K. Ad- ams, pres., term of office expires May, 1909.
Commissioner-Hugh G. Gwyn.
Secretary-Frank H. Dixon.
EMPLOYEES OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
(Term of office at pleasure of Board.)
Secretary-Frank H. Dixon. Engineer-Geo. A. d'Heme- court.
Supt. of Streets-Geo. Hansen Supt. of Sewers-Wm. Palmer Asst Supt, of Sewers-Chas. Schultz.
Supt. of Parks-S. W. Webb BOARD OF HEALTH.
(Appointed by Mayor.) Edward Grove, M. D., term expires May, 1906.
Francis H. Mead, M. D., term expires May, 1906. Edward A. Butler, M. D .: F. R. Burnham, M. D.
J. M. Steade, M. D.
EMPLOYEES OF BOARD OF HEALTH.
(Term of office at pleasure of Board.)
Health Officer-Thomas L. Magee, M. D.
Plumbing Inspector-W. T. Walker.
BOARD OF PILOT COMMIS- SIONERS.
Meets first Tuesday of each month at the Mayor's of- fice. W. F. Abrahams, pres. John L. Sehon sec., Dr. Ed- ward Grove.
CEMETERY COMMISSION- ERS.
(Appointed by Mayor.)
Commissioner-Silas M. Pu- year, term of office expires May, 1908.
Commissioner-M. T. Gilmore, term of office expires May, 1907.
Commissioner-Peter C. Pir- nie, term of office expires May, 1907.
Typewriter Exchange
Machines, Bought, Sold, Rented and Repaired. Desks and Supplies for all Machines. LORING & CO .. (Inc.) 262 5th St. and 1327 F St.
F. W. BRADLEY
Family Trade a Specialty Tels: HOME 1157, MAIN 157 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WINES AND LIQUORS Sole owner of the Celebrated Bradley Spring
1058-1062 FOURTH ST .. cor. C
SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY. 21
CITY BOARD OF EDUCA- TION. (City Hall.)
John Campbell, President; S. W. Belding, Sec.
Duncan Mckinnon, City Su- perintendent.
First Ward-A. S. Crane, Le- vis Brinton.
Second Ward-H. P. Greene, H. R. Harbison.
Third Warl-O. A. Buckland, L. M. Schiller.
Fourth Ward-J. E. Coult- hurst, J. A. Boyd.
Fifth Ward-John Campbell, S. M. Neely.
Sixth Ward-Eugene DeBurn, Daniel Cleveland.
Seventh Ward-A. H. Kayser, J. H. Woof.
Eighth Ward-S. J. Shaw, P. E. Woods.
Ninth Ward-Fred O'Farrell, W. S. Regal.
CITY SCHOOLS.
B-Street School-Will Angier, Principal.
Eleventh and I School-J. Belle Jacoby, Principal.
Franklin School-Samuel N. Montgomery, Principal. La Jolla School-Maud A Cuff, Principal. Logan Heights School-Mrs Mabel E. O'Farrell, Princi- pal
Manual Training-Wm. S. Wright.
Middletown School-Peter W. Ross, Principal.
Old Town School-Anna B. Winn, Teacher.
Pacific Beach School-Lucy K. Johnston, Teacher.
Physical Training School- -Theodore Treutlein, In- structor.
Roseville School-Lillie Deering, Prin.
S. D. High School-E. L. Har- dy, Principal. Sherman Heights School- John H. Crippen, Principal.
Sorrento School-Annie E. Lockyer, Principal.
University Heights School- Mrs. Alena E. Collins, Prin- cipal.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
George C. Pardee, Governor; Hon. Thomas J. Kirk, Supt Public Instruction; R. M Powers, Hon. M, L. Ward. George W. Marston, Isidore B. Dockweiler, C. C. Chap- man.
PUBLIC LIBRARY. E bet. Eighth and Ninth.
Trustees-Rev. Clarence L. Brown, Sam Ferry Smith, Fred Jewell. Mrs. Han- nah Davison, Librarian; Mrs. Bae B. Quereau, 1st asst .; Mrs. Amy Burleigh, Lillian Whaley, Grace Hanford, Mrs. Charlotte G. Robinson, Adrienne Butler, Assistants.
BOARD OF TRADE.
843 Fifth.
Abraham Blochman, pres., Samuel F. Smith sec.
BOARD OF POLICE COM- MISSIONERS. (Appointed by Mayor.) Members:
Charles S. Hamilton, term of office expires May, 1906. R. G. Hulburt, term of office expires May, 1907.
P. M. Johnson, term of office expires May, 1908.
Chief of Police-Albert A. Thomas, term of office ex- pires May, 1907.
BOARD OF PARK COMMIS- SIONERS. (Appointed by Mayor.) Alfred Moran, Pres., term of office expires May, 1909. Ernest E. White, Sec., term of office expires May, 1909. Geo. W. Marston, term of of- fice expires May, 1908.
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Southern California Paint Co.
1529 D St. PHONES Home 3594 Main 816
JONES & BUTLER
Painters, Paper- Hangers, Signs
1220 5th St.
Phone, Main 722
MASTEN
& KENDALL
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE HOUSE RENTING A SPECIALTY.
043 SIXTH ST., SAN DIEGO
1324 D St.
Sunset 740
Home 2040
E. J. SWAYNE & CO.
Real Estate in All Branches Care of Property for Non-Residents
LOANS INSURANCE CONVEYANCING
SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY.
Packard's
Book
(Appointed by Mayor.)
FIRE ALARM BOXES.
12-Third and D (Engine No. 1.)
13-Fifth and B.
14-Eighth and J (Hose No. 3.)
15-Tenth and B (Engine No. 2.)
16-Sixth and D.
17-Fifth and F.
18-Ninth and University av.
21-Fifth and H.
23-Fifth and K.
24-First and I.
25-Arctic and G.
26-India and D.
31-Front and A.
32-Union and Date.
34-Fourth and Beech.
35-Third and Fir.
36-Fourth and Laurel.
37-Fourth and Walnut.
41-Fourth and Robinson.
42-Eleventh and E.
43-Twelfth and H.
45-Fourteenth and D. 46-Sixteenth and Logan.
47-Twenty-second and K.
51-Twenty-third and F.
52-Twenty-fourth and C.
53-Twenty-fourth and Lo- gan.
54-Twenty-ninth and Na- tional.
61-Twenty-sixth and Kear- ney.
62-Twenty-sixth and Frank- lin ave.
Three strokes at noon an same at 5 p. m. are for hitching exercises.
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BOARD OF FIRE COMMIS- SIONERS.
Commissioner-Vernon V.
Rood, term of office expires May, 1909.
For
Your
Visiting
Cards,
Commissioner-Alfred G. Ed- wards, term expires May, 1908.
Chief Engineer of the Fire Dept .- Richard A. Shute.
PERMANENT MEMBERS.
Stationery
or the
Engine No. 1-Oscar J. Or- merd, Engineer; Walter V. Golay, Driver.
Hose No. 1-Fred W. Haslam, Driver.
Hook and Ladder No. 1-P. M. C. Comas, Driver.
Engine No. 2-Richard A. Shute, Engineer; Jonathan Finlinson, Driver.
Hose No. 2-Louis Almgren Driver.
Hose No. 3-Geo. H. Knowles, Driver.
Chemical No. 1-Eugene P. Sampsell, Driver.
Combination Chemical-W. J Butler, Driver.
Combination Chemical-Wal- ter G. Lemon, Driver. Combination Chemical-Chas. F. Ator, Driver.
LOCATION OF FIRE DE- PARTMENT APPARATUS.
Engine and Hose No. 1-2d se cor E.
Hook and Ladder No. 1-10th se cor B.
Engine and Hose No. 2-10th se cor B. Hose Co. No. 3-8th se cor J. Chemical Engine-4th and Laurel.
Combination Chemical-Kear- ney av bet 26th and 27th. Combination Chemical-233 and F.
To turn in an alarm from a fire alarm box break the glass In the small box on the post, take out the key and put it in the large box and open the door. You will find a hook inside; pull down strong and let go quick. That is all that is necessary.
A. Ray Halmer "ELITE STUDIO."
Photographs That Please at Prices that are Reasonable
Cor. Fifth and F Streets
.
Commissioner-Geo. R. Har- rison, term expires May, 1907.
Wedding Invitations, Fine
Latest Popular Book
825-827 FIFTH ST.
Telephone Main 569
Simpson- Pirnie Granite Co. 821 D Street
Combination Chemical-9th and University av.
Store
I. X. L. Laundry PROMPT. RELIABLE AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Phones, Home 1526 Main 526
CORNER TENTH AND I STREETS
SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY. 23
General Information.
SAN DIEGO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
(Organized Jan. 20, 1870-Of- fice D se cor Sixth.)
Its objects are: To induce immigration; to stimulate home manufactures; to pro- mote the business interests of California; to foster and encourage commerce as well as assist in the devel- opment of the mineral re- sources of this region.
This organization 1s com- posed of representative cit- izens and business men of this city and county.
A permanent exhibit of the
agricultural, horticultural and mineral products of the county is maintained and is open to the public from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. every day, Sundays excepted.
Officers and Directors.
Edward Grove, Pres .; Mel- ville Klauber, vice-Pres .; Barker Burnell, 2d Vice- President; Rufus Choate, Treas .; John S. Akerman, W. H. Holcomb, E. E. Shaf- fer, Ford A.
Carpenter, Wm. Clayton, Fred Jewell, R. C. Allen, F. S. Banks, C. H. Wagner, O. W. Cot- ton, Geo. H. Crippen, Ed .* Fletcher, E. A. Hornbeck, C. L. Josselyn, David Goch- enauer, W. F. Ludington, John B. Starkey, Directors; James A. Jasper, Sec .; An- gelina G. Bruschi, Asst. Sec. NATIONAL AND STATE ORGANIZATIONS.
N. G. C., Company B, Sev- enth Regiment Infantry-J. M. Smith, C. Capt .; T. Tichborne, 1st Lieut .; H. J. Schlegel, 2d Lieut .; Arm-
ory, Eighth bet. G and H. Meets every Wednesday night.
Naval Militia California
Lieut. Roscoe Howard,
commanding Third Divi- sion and U. S. S. Pinta.
SAN DIEGO POSTOFFICE. Cor. Seventh and F.
J. N. Newkirk, Postmaster.
C. H. Bartholomew, Assistant Postmaster.
Office open Sundays from 5 to 6 p. m .; general delivery, 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. (except Sundays); Registry Office open 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. (ex- cept Sundays); Stamp win- dow open 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. (except Sundays); Carriers' Window open 5 to 6 p. m. (Sundays and holidays); Box Windows open 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. except Sundays) ; Money Order Window open 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. (except Sundays).
FORT ROSECRANS.
Government fortifications at Point Loma-Commanding Officer, Chas. G. Woodward, Major, U. S. A.
U. S. ARMY BARRACKS.
Arctic and H-Commanding Officer, Chas. G. Woodward, Major, U. S. A.
U. S. HOSPITAL.
Fort Rosecrans-Surgeon in Charge, Philip W. Hunting- ton, Ass't Surgeon, U. S. A.
U. S. PUBLIC HEALTH AND
MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE.
1245 Fourth-Dr. Stephen D. Brooks, Surgeon in Com- mand.
HUNT AUTO- MOBILE CO.
Corner SIXTH AND I Streets
Phones:
Sunset 320 Home . 1320 Night. Home 3110
Tel: Home 2350 Sunset Main 350 FOR THE Yacht Dolphin
I For [ Pleasure
g and y Fishing " Trips
THE STAR BOAT HOUSE
Formerly the H Street
Wharf Foot of H St.
ASK
MILLICHAMP & OAKLEY
About their Graphite Paint! It is guaranteed for five years.
AGENCY AT 6TH & F STREETS.
SAN DIEGO, CAL.
Kessler Machine
Supply
Company
First-Class Machine Work, Automobile Repairing
Phones: Main 2015, Home 2015 416-430 Sixth Street
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Established by the San Diego Di- rectory Company
Contains Directories from all over the United States and Canada
24 SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY.
LIGHT HOUSES.
There are two light houses, one on Ballast Point at the entrance to the bay, and the other at the outer side of Point Loma. Richard Weis, keeper at Point Lo- ma; David Splaine, keeper at Ballast Point.
Beacon Light Keeper of San Diego Bay-James Sweet. U. S. QUARANTINE. STA- TION.
Located at La Playa, on the west side of the bay, one and one-half miles inside from Ballast Point and six miles from the city. Dr. W. W. McKay, U. S. Quaran- tine Officer.
U. S. WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE.
Keating Block, Fifth and F. Ford A. Carpenter, Local Forecaster and official in charge. Clark Simpson and Dean Blake, Ass't. Observ- ers.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Constructing Quartermaster's Office, Fort Rosecrans. Lieut. Frederick L. Deng- ler, U. S. A., Constructing Quartermaster; A. S. Hill, Chief Clerk; James Han- son, Supt. of Construction.
CHURCHES AND RELIG- IOUS ORGANIZA- TIONS.
African M. E. Church-1645 Front, Rev. Chas. W. H. Nelson, Pastor.
All Saints' (Episcopal) Mis- sion-Sixth and Thornton, Rev. E. B. Streator, Vicar. Bethel Kapel Volkammen- Ninteenth and H.
Central Christian Church-F se cor. 9th, Rev. Wm. E. Crabtree, Pastor.
Chinese Mission-942 8th.
Christian Missionary Alliance -1121 Sixth.
Church of Christ (Scientist) -Second and Beech, C. H. Clark, Reader.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints-752 752 Fifth.
Church of the Immaculate Conception-Old Town, A. B. Ubach, Pastor.
Congregation Beth Israel, 2nd nw cor Beech, Louis Men- delson, Sec.
Congregation Tifereth Israel -Meets 631 6th, H. S. Wolf, Pres.
First Baptist Church-Tenth ne cor E, Rev. Walter B. Hinson, Pastor.
First Baptist Church (color- ed), Rev. Wm. A. Mitchell, Pastor.
First Congregational Church -Sixth, nw cor A, Rev. Clarence T. Brown, D. D., Pastor.
First English Lutheran Church-Second bet. A and Ash, Rev. John E. Hoick, Pastor.
First M. E. Church-C nw cor 9th, Rev. Albert M. Gib- bons, Pastor.
First Presbyterian Church- Eighth sw cor D, Harvey S. Jordan, D. D., Pastor.
First Spiritual Society-1240 7th; Chas. A. Buss, Presi- dent.
Free Methodist Church-
Beech cor Front, Rev. Ada Pearce, Pastor.
Friends' Church-II s e cor, Edward M. Hutchens.
German Lutheran Church-
Twenty-fourth and Grant av, Rev. G. W. F. Kiessel, Pastor.
German M. E. Church-Six- teenth nw cor I, Rev. Carl F. Kuhlne, Pastor.
FURNITURE SAN DIEGO HOUSE FURNISHING CO.
CASH OR EASY TERMS 7th and D, Both Phones 1481
San Diego Commercial College
Sefton Block, Fourth and C Sts.
Day and Evening Classes 25
SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY.
H. P. B. Branch Theosophical Society-Public meeting every Sunday at 3 p. m., 1222 Fourth street.
Jewish Synagogue-Second n w cor Beech.
Logan Heights Congrega- tional Church-Sampson sw cor Kearney av., Rev. Ephraim E. P. Abbott, Pas- tor.
M. E. Church South-C se cor Eighth, Rev. Samuel E. Allison, Pastor.
Old Mission, Mission Valley- Rev. A. Schneider, Chap- lain.
St. James Episcopal Church -Evans cor Kearney av, Rev. A. Kingsley Glover, Rector. St. Joseph's Catholic Church -Third ne cor Beech, Rev. Anthony D. Ubach, Pastor. St. Paul's Episcopal Church- Eighth sw cor C, Rev. Chas. L. Barnes, Pastor.
Salvation Army Barracks- 940 3d, Lillie C. Sullivan, Ensign.
Seventh Day Adventist- Eighteenth, se cor G, Wm. M. Healey, Elder.
S. D. Spiritual Society-352 National av, Lily M. Thie- baud, Speaker. David L. Newcomb, Pres.
*MISSIONS.
All Saints Episcopal Mission -6th se cor Thornton av. Chinese Mission School-East side 1st bet. G and H.
Grand av Baptist Mission- ns Grand av nr 29th, Rev. Walter B. Hinson, Pastor.
Helping Hand Mission-J sw cor 5th, Mrs. A. E. Dodson Supt.
K Street Park Mission-2203 K, Laura A. McClurken Supt.
Peniel Mission Home-2212 D, Clara Howland Supt.
Pentecost Mission-1421 H. Presbyterian Mission-La
Jolla, Rev. Halsey W. Clarke, pastor.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
EAGLES.
Salı Diego Aerie No. 244
meets Tuesday nights, Woodmen's Hall, Harry W. Vincent, Sec. ELKS.
San Diego Lodge No. 168, B. P. O. E., meets Thursdays, Elks' Hall; R. C. Jones, Sec.
FORESTERS.
Court Coronado No. 3798, I. O. F .- Meets second and fourth Thursday, G. A. R. Hall. Geo. A. Phillips, Sec. Court San Diego No. 7799, A. O. F .- Meets Thursdays, A. O. F. Hall, 961 4th.
Court San Diego, No. 28, F. of A .- Meets Wednesdays, Woodmen't Hall; George E. Bowles, Financial Sec.
Court Silver Gate No. 138, F. of A .- Meets Fridays, Woodmen's Hall; Wm. Sti- bing, Sec.
Palomar Circle No. 510, C. of F. of A .- Meets every Mon- day night, G. A. R. Hall; Mrs. Kate Freysleben, Fi- nancial Sec.
Palomar Court No. 176, F. of A .- Meets Thursdays,
Woodmen's Hall; A. B. Cunningham, Sec.
Silver Gate San Diego Circle No. 271, C. of F .- Meets Wednesdays, Woodmen's Hall; Mrs. Nellie Carter, Financial Secy.
G. A. R.
Datus E. Coon Post No. 172, G. A. R .- Meets second and fourth Saturdays, Wood- SAN DIEGO, CAL.
men's Hall; John Bray Com .; Robert Butler, Adjt.
IRWIN & CO.
HAY, GRAIN, MILL FEEDS, POULTRY FEEDS, ALFALFA SEED, GRAIN BAGS WOOL BAGS, SACK TWINE.
K s. e. Cor. 4th
Phones: Main 440 Home 1440
JAMES A. HARRIS
BOOK BINDER BLANK BOOK MANUFAC- TURER
1050 Third St.
PHONE HOME 1609
NASON & OESTING General Insurance Agents :: Surety Bonds SAN DIEGO. CAL. Granger Block. Under Merchants National Bank
SCOTT-BURNHAM INVESTMENT COMPANY
(INCORPORATED)
HIGH CLASS REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
1330 E St., First Nat. Bank Bldg.
SAN DIEGO SHEET METAL WORKS
STORM KING FURNACES
and all kinds of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work
638 Fourth St. San Diego, Cal. Telephones:
Main - 2093 Home - 3383
MINING BUREAU
Mines Bought and Sold €
A General Brok- erage Business in Mining, Stocks, Bonds, Land Scrip, Etc.
F. M. GREGG Mgr.
Also, Secretary Dehesa Gold Min- Ing Co.
THE ROCKVILLE
1632, 4TH ST Res. Phone, Main 494.
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Datus E. Coon Corps No. 84,
w. R.
C .- Meets second and fourth Saturday nights and first and third Wed- nesday afternoons, Wood- men's Hall. Mrs. Elsie Per- rin, Pres .; Miss Nellie Bray Sec.
General U. S. Grant Circle, Ladies of the G. A. R .- Meets Monday afternoons, Castle Hall; Mrs. Geo. P. Hall, Pres .; Mrs. Alice E. Croghan, Sec.
Heintzelman Corps No. 1, W. R. C .- Meets in C. A. R. Hall; Mrs. McCann Fay, Pres .; Mrs. Clara Schoby, Sec.
Heintzelman Post No. 33, G. A. R .- Meets second and fourth Tuesdays, G. A. R. Hall; J. V. Hicks, Adjt.
IMPROVED ORDER OF
RED MEN.
Lodge No. 155-Meets every Wednesday, K. of P. Hall.
I. O. O. F.
Anna Rebekah Lodge NNO. 127, I. O. O. F .- Meets second and fourth Fridays, Scha- fer Bldg; Mrs. Olive Pu- year, Sec.
Canton San Diego No. 22, I. O. O. F .- Meets second and fourth Mondays, I. O. O. F. Hall; Herman B. Fischer, Clerk.
Centennial Encampment No. 58, I. O. O. F .- Meets first and third Mondays, I. O. O. F. Hall; Frank P. Frary. Scribe.
San Diego Lodge No. 153, I. O. O. F .- Meets Thursdays, I. O. O. F. Hall, Frank P. Frary, Sec
Silver Gate Rebekah Lodge No. 141-Meets first and third Fridays, I. O. O. F. Hall; Kate Myer, Sec.
Sunset Lodge No. 328, I. O. O. F .- Meets Tuesdays, I. O. O. F. Hall; Chas. R. Sel- lers, Sec
Veteran Odd Fellows-Meets first Saturday in March, June, September, December, I. O. O. F. Hall; Frank P. Frary, Sec.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECURITY.
Council No. 429-Meets first and third Tuesday, G. A. R. Hall; Henry W. Learn. Sec.
K. OF P.
Chevalier Co. No. 6, U. R. K of P .- Meets Wednesdays, K. of P. Hall; E. H. Grain- ger, Capt .; Herbert A. Cro- ghan, Recorder.
Red Star Lodge No. 153, K. of P .- Meets Fridays, K of P. Hall; Carl H. Heilbron C. C .; Herbert A. Croghan, K. of R. and S.
San Diego Lodge No. 28, K. of P .- Meets Mondays, K. of P. Hall; B. C. Simmons, C. C .; W. S. Keyes, K. of R. and S.
Woodbine Temple No. 36,
Rathbone Sisters-Meets Thursdays, K. of P. Hall. Dunton Temple No. 3-Meets Tuesdays, K. of P. Hall.
MACCABEES.
Hive No. 17 Ladies of Mac- cabees-Meets first Satur- day and second, third and fourth Friday afternoons, Forester's Hall; Mrs. Elea- nor Chilton, Com .; Mrs.
Carrie Moore, Recorder.
San Diego Tent No. 26, K. O. T. M .- Meets Thursday 8 p. m. in Labor Temple Hall. MASONIC.
Constans Chapter, Knights Rose Croix No. 5, A. and A. S. R .- Meets third Wednes- day each month at Ma- sonic Temple; H. R. Com- ply, Sec.
THE SAN DIEGO PATENT BROKERS HALL OF INVENTIONS AND INVESTMENTS ASSOCIATION JAMES W. MASTER, We employ our own Consulting Engineer Mechanical Draughtsman and Designer
The Frick Ice and Refrigerating Machinery a Specialty. Patents Bought and Sold. OFFICE: ROOMS 21 AND 22. LAWYERS BLOCK SUNSET PHONE 114 SAN DIEGO, CAL.
NEPTUNE ", MARINE ENGINES
Manufactured by THE HOWARD IRON WORKS Front and ! Streets.
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Constans Lodge of Perfection No. 8, A. and A. S. R .- Meets first Wednesday each month; H. R. Comly, Sec.
San Diego Chapter No. 61, R. A. M .- Meets second Mon- day each month, Masonic Hall; J. H. Simpson, Sec. San Diego Commandery No. 25, K. T .- Meets first Tues- day each month, Masonic Hall; J. P. Burt, Recorder. San Diego Consistory, No. 6 A. and A. S. R .- Meets third Wednesday each month; H. R. Comly, Reg- istrar.
San Diego Lodge No. 35, F. and A. M .- Masonic Tem- ple; A. H. Gilbert, W. M .; E. T. Blackmer, Sec .- Meets first Saturday of each month.
Silver Gate Lodge No. 296, F. and A. M .- Meets first Fri- day each month, Masonic Temple; Archibald Taylor, W. M .; J. H. Francis, Sec. Southern Star Chapter No. 96, O. E. S .- Meets first and third Thursdays, Masonic Hall; Mrs. Ida E. Benoit. Sec.
Masonic Board of relief-E. T. Blackmer, Sec., res 1436 F.
N. S. G. W.
San Diego Parlor No. 108, N. S. G. W .- Meets Tuesday evenings, Schmidt Block; Samuel Schiller, Sec.
O. 'd H. S. San Diego Lodge No. 22, O d., H. S .- Meets Thursday evenings, Turner Hall; Henry Lohmann, Sec.
Thusnelda Lodge No. 4- Meets first and third Thurs- day each month, Turner Hall; Mrs. Lina Lohmann, Sec.
ORDER OF PENDO. South West Council No. 18, O. of P .- Meets every Mon- day, Castle Hall; Mrs. Alice E. Croghan, Sec.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
San Diego Lodge No. 1214- Meets first and third Thurs- day G. A. R. Hall; John H. Ryan, Sec.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
Royal Neighbors of America meets first and third Wed- nesday G. A. R. Hall. WOODMEN.
Bay View Camp No. 7255, M W. of A .- Meets every Thursday, G. A. R. Hall; Herbert A. Groghan, Clerk. Miramar Camp No. 54, W. of the W .- Meets Mondays. Woodmen's Hall; A. C. Sul- livan, Clerk.
San Diego Circle No. 161, W. of the W .- Meets first and third Tuesdays, G. A. R. Hall; Clara A. Agard, Clerk. WORKMEN.
Emblem Lodge No. 103, De- gree of Honor, A. O. U. W, -Meets Saturday nights, A O. U. W. Hall; Mrs. Ella Young, Chief of Honor; Mrs. Nannie Brown, Re- corder.
Point Loma Lodge, No. 248, A. O. U. W .- Meets Satur- day nights A. O. U. W. Hall; Geo. J. Magly, Recorder.
TRADE AND LABOR ORGAN- IZATIONS.
All unions meet at Labor Temple, No. 1536 H, unless otherwise specified.
Federated Trades and Labor Council-Meets every Tues- day, 8 p. m .; D. F. Curley, Sec., res 914 E.
Allied Printing Trades Coun- cil-Geo, G. Schierholz, Sec., res 1610 Arctic.
Pioneer Garbage Company
Skinner Bros. Proprietors
Chimneys and Cess Pools Cleaned on Short Notice
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PALACE CIGAR STORE
PHONES: Main 2089; Home 2089.
JOHN W. WESCOTT Prop. 808 Fifth Street
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Bakers' Union No. 90-Meets first and third Wednesday, 8 p. m .; Otto Hartung, Sec P. O. Box 486.
Barbers' Union No. 256- Meets fourth Wednesday, 8 p. m .; W. J. Burwell, Sec., res 1327 D.
Bartenders' Union No. 768- Meets alternate Friday af- ternoons; I. N. Williamson Sec., P. O. Box 482.
Brewery Workmen, Branch No. 1-Meets fourth Wed- nesday, 8 p. m.
Building Trades Council- Meets every Thursday, 8 p m., J. A. Mitchell, Sec., res 3906 M.
Butchers' Union No. 229- Meets first Wednesday, 9 p. m.
Carpenters' Union No. 810-
Meets every Wednesday 8 p. m., H. E. Fletcher, Sec., res 539 9th.
Cigarmakers, Union No. 332 -Meets first Monday, 8 p. m .; John McMahon, Sec ..
res 1101 4th.
Electrical Workers Local No. 94-Meets every Friday, 8 p. m. Richard Heilbron, Sec., res 849 22d.
Engineers Union-Meets ev- ery Friday, 8 p. m .; C. M. Smith, Sec., res 952 Front. Federal Union-Meets second Wednesday, 8 p. m .; James P. Duncan Sec., res 1536 H. Fishermen's Union-Meets Longshoremen's Hall 233 H; C. E. Osborne, Sec., res 1129 India.
Grocery Clerks' Union-Meets second and fourth Thurs- day, Arthur Shaw, Sec., res 1365 1st.
International Bricklayers' Un- ion-Meets first and third Saturday G. A. R. Hall.
Locomotive Firemen, Ramona Lodge No. 386, B. of L. F .- Meets at Woodmen's Hall second and fourth Sunday afternoons.
Longshoremen's Union No. 297-Meets first and third Tuesdays at 249 H street; Henry Key, Sec., res 619 I. Master Plumbers' Associa- tion-Meets Wednesdays, G. A. R. Hall; Leroy H. Ar- nold, Sec.
Musicians' Union-Meets first Sunday a. m.
of each month; Joseph Smith, jr., Sec., P. O. Box 827.
Painters' Union No. 333- Meets every Monday, 8 p. m .; J. A. Mitchell, Sec., res 3906 M.
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