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In keeping with the growth of the community, the city recently spent the sum of $1,400,000 on harbor improvements. This ex- penditure not only provided a Municipal Pier, a Warehouse, an Administration Building and 2600 feet of bulkhead, but also took care of a large amount of dredging and beyond this gave to the city 80 acres of valuable filled in Tide Lands. The city still owns 1320 acres of tide lands-a stupenduous asset perhaps possessed by no other city in the world.
The County of San Diego contains almost 2,700,000 acres, but as the eastern part is mountainous, not more than 500,000 acres are suitable for agricultural purposes. On the other hand these moun- tainous districts offer to the visitor quite as enchanting bits of scenery as can be found on the coast.
The western part of the county is divided into a series of irreg- ular terraces or plateaus. The lower, or coast terrace, practically frostless, comprises a number of valleys with intervening mesa lands. Next comes a series of higher valleys varying in elevation from 400 to 1500 feet. The third series includes the foothill dis- tricts, with numerous small valleys, nooks and glens with an ele- vation of 2500 to 4000 feet.
The city owns its water system which is valued at $6,500,000. The source of supply is the impoundment in reservoirs of the flow of the mountain streams, and the natural underground reservoir of the San Diego river adjacent to the city.
The present supply is adequate and can be largely increased when necessary. The yield from available sources is approximate-
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ly 30 billion gallons per annum. The average daily consumption is 10 million gallons, supplied at a cost to the consumer of 10 cents per thousand gallons.
On account of the great diversity of soil conditions and be- cause of the great range in altitude, an endless variety of products is obtained. The Orange and Lemon take precedence perhaps, but the Grape Fruit, Tangerine, Olive, Grape and all the decidious fruits do well. Garden vegetables are grown throughout the year. The County also furnishes a large output of Honey, Hay and Cat- tle; Beans, Poultry and Dairy products. Likewise, more semi- precious stones are secured from this county than from any one state in the Union. The inquirer must not overlook either the fresh and canned fish industry or the large investments recently made in utilizing the kelp for potash.
In addition to the above, there must be taken into considera- tion 200 other manufacturing establishments, large and small.
Of great importance to any city is the question of transporta- tion. The Santa Fe Railroad has long been established in this ter- ritory, affording facilities of this immense system. Only a short time ago this road expended in San Diego the sum of $500,000 in permanent improvements. This included the building of the most pretentious station in Southern California.
The San Diego and Arizona Railroad is being rushed to com- pletion by the Southern Pacific Company, and will be in operation early in 1918. No expense is being spared to secure a minimum grade and a perfect road bed. This will give San Diego direct railroad connection to the eastward through the vast productive irrigation districts of Imperial Valley, Yuma, Phoenix, Arizona, New Mexico and the Southwest, of which San Diego with its unusual harbor facilities is the logical shipping and distributing point.
San Diego County has many hundreds of miles of boulevards and roads, and is connected with Los Angeles via the Coast Route by a paved highway. The State Highway to Imperial Valley is in the course of construction. The county is destined to become a "Mecca" for autoists, as its splendid roadways traverse some of the most interesting country from both an historical and scenic standpoint, in Southern California.
In almost every part of the so-called back country accommo- dations can be had at most pleasing and desirable resorts. This permits of traveling leisurely or of remaining quietly in the one which best suits the individual taste. To those who desire to lo- cate permanently in a community where the standard of the school system is high, where church facilities are of the best and where
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the means of recreation are varied and refined, San Diego offers much. To children and those advanced in years the city is espe- cially inviting, and for the business man with capital many oppor- tunities exist.
POPULATION
1870
1880
1890
1900
1910
1917
2,300
2,637
16,156
17,700
39,578
90,455
METROPOLITAN DISTRICT 1917
101,000
POST OFFICE RECEIPTS
1901-$39,151
1906-$ 74,350
1911-$181,805
1902- 41,720
1907- 89,776
1912- 228,058
1903- 46,000
1908- 103,570
1913- 263,221
1904- 56,392
1909- 113,632 1914- 265,065
1905- 64,190
1910- 140,209
1915- 300,560
1916- 280,583
BANK CLEARINGS
1908-$37,771,149 1914-$103,102,297
1911- 86,724,333
1916- 112,043,265
SCHOOL CENSUS
1905-4,243 1910-7,221
1915-11,161 1916-12,668
GENERAL STATISTICS
City of San Diego, California, for Year Ending December 31, 1916 Date Incorporated; First, 1850; Last, 1889, 1909.
Fiscal Year Began January 1, 1916.
City of the Second Class.
Have Freeholder's Charter.
Territory, 78 square miles (48,556 16/100 acres).
Ninety-three Miles of Street Railway.
Nine Banks, Capital $3,000,000; Deposits, $23,000,000.
Fourth City in Population in California.
A 10,000,000 gallon per diem Water Filtration and Aerating Plant.
$500,000 Improvements by Santa Fe Railroad.
Nearest Port of Entry for the Trade of the Orient.
Purest and Cheapest Water (Mountain) of any City of its size in America.
One of the best Libraries in the Country, a Depository for U S. Government Documents.
Largest and best equipped aviation field and training school for aviators in America.
Birdmen in the air every day in the year.
Normal annual temperature is 61 degrees.
Normal annual rainfall is 10.01 inches.
Average of but nine days a year without sunshine.
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ASSESSMENT ROLL-YEAR 1916 Valuation-Non-Operative Property
Real Estate .$73,122,637.00
Improvements Thereon. 5,607,605.00
Leased Land Improvements 20,835.00
Personal Property, Secured 2,965,492.00
Personal Property, Unsecured. 2,330,029.00
Money, Cash on Hand. 262,767.00
$84,309,365.00
Less Soldier and Church Exemptions. .
1,060,215.00
$83,249,150.00
Reduction, Board of Equalization
243,240.00
Total Valuation @ rate of $1.98. $83,005,910.00-$1,643,517.02
Losses by Mills in Extensions. 438.02
$1,643,079.00
Valuation-Operative Property.
Real Estate
.$ 1,289,675.00
Improvements Thereon
,377,515.00
Personal Property
3,484,408.00
Total Valuation @ Rate $0.1516. $ 5,151,598.00 $ 7,809.78
Supplemental Roll
15,723.00
311.19
Totals, Valuation and Collectable, $88,173,231.00 $1,651,199.97
Valuation, Tax Rolls. $83,021,633
Bonding Capacity 15% 12,453,245
Outstanding Bonds
10,130,673
Bonding Margin
$ 2,322,572
INDEX TO CONTENTS
Page
Page
Alphabetical List of Names
Churches and Religious Organizations 76
Abbreviations
136|
City Government 68
City of San Diego.
137
Clubs
89
Chula Vista
1134
Consuls
75
Coronado
1145
County Government
61
County Towns
1125
Courts
62
El Cajon
1177
Federal Government
74
Encanto
1185
Fire Department
70
Escondido
1190
Fraternal Organizations
80
Fallbrook
1211
Index to Advertisers
58
Julian
1219
Miscellaneous Information
61
Lakeside
1222
Miscellaneous Organizations 85
National Guard of California 73
73
National City
1237
Parks
79
Oceanside
1266
Police Department
70
Ramona
1284
Post Office
74
San Marcos
1288 Schools County
62
Santee 1293
Secret Societies
80
Business Blocks and Halls
79 State Societies
88
Business Classifications
1313 Street Guide
92
Cemeteries
79 Trade and Labor Organizations. 83
Chamber of Commerce
75
Warner Springs 1298
State Government
72
Santa Ysabel
1292 Schools Public, City and Suburban. .
69
La Mesa
1226
Lemon Grove
1232
Naval Militia of California.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
Page
Page
Allens Dairy ... right side lines and American National Bank Building ..
American National Bank of
San
Diego .
.. front cover and
9
Gavin, Williams Co
6
Gerard, Harry J.
22
Arts & Crafts Press The ...
45
Auto Exhibit & Supply Co.
6
Bailey, W. J. Co.
16
Bank of Commerce & Trust Co. 10
Bank of La Mesa 1226
Gist, Gilman A ...
.. right side lines and 1352
Benson Lumber Co.front cover and 39 Gray, Maw Music Co., Inc. 1386
Benton Roof Co .. 16
Big Garage The (El Cajon)
1178
Billings-Watson Engineering
Co
20
Blanc, F. L ..
1219
Bowman, A. B.
44
Bradley, F. W. & Co., Inc.
.right top lines and
52
Bradley & Woolman
50
Brown Optical Co.
.. .. right side lines and 42
Burks Rubber
Stamp
& Printing
Works
.1396
Burnham, John & Co.
.left top lines and
46
California Commercial College.
.left top lines and 1399
California Iron Works ...
.left top lines and
41
California Stamp
..
47
Cameron, H. A. & Co ..
Campbell, John
left top lines and
32
Campbell Machine Co. The.
left side lines and
41
Carlsbad Inn
1132
Carmichael, Thurston
Co
. backbone 2 and
50
Carpenter's Inc.
.. right bottom lines and
48
Central Garage & Machine Shop ..
. back cover
and 1340
Central Garage, Escondido
1191
Kenilworth Inn
1284
Central Garage, Escondido
1191
Kettner & Salmons
.right bottom lines and
34
Chula Vista Review. 1134
Citizens' Commercial Bank. 1211
1380
Kip & Forester.
34
City Opticians
Coleman, Nelson L .... left bottom lines Commercial Print Shop 45
Conner Adjustment Bureau 1322
Crandalls, G. H. Parasol & Key Fac- tory 1366
Cuyamaca State Bank. 1178
Davis Undertaking Co.
.right top lines and
50
Del Mar
1173
Delta Creamery
Co.
1327
Dixie Lumber & Supply Co.
right top lines and
38
Dodson, A. E.
32
"E" Street Auto Shop 1308
El Cajon Machine Co. 1178
El San Luis Rey Hotel. 1266
Engebretsen. John 21
Escondido Garage
1190
Escondido National Bank
1190
Escondido Savings Bank.
1190
Federal Building Co ...
1"
Merchants' National Bank
First National Bank-Oceanside
1267
11
Meyerhoffer, Orvar S. T.
4
Fisher, Harry & Co ...
Mikels & Bradbury ...
... right side lines and
36
Fleming, John
. left bottom lines and
33
Gifford, C. M. & Son. 43
Giraud, P. A. & Co. .. front cover 23 and
24
Grier, S. W. Co ... left top lines and 1353
Hagenbuck, Chas. H.
1185
Hartwell Electric Co.
.. left top lines and 1333
Hayden, Alfred W ..
1354
Hebron Home for Aged People.
. left side lines and
25
Hercules Oil Co ..
. back cover
Hill Street Garare Co (Oceanside) . 1266
Homeland Building Co.
1238
Hotel Belmont
1349
Hotel Churchill
left bottom
lines
Hotel St. Charles
1351
Hotel Santa Ysabel 1292
Hotel Webster
28
Hotel Yale.
right bottom lines
International
Theosophical Head-
I. X. L. Laundry
1368
Jacobs, W. G ..
1288
Jedlick, A. V. Co ..
... right side lines and
37
Jewett Hotel
Johnson-Saum
Co.
28
.left side lines and
51
Jordan Transfer Co ..
1239
Kemp, Harry V .. left top lines and
20
Kendall, E. L .....
. front cover and
31
King George Hotel
28
Clemmens, A. J.
1211
Kirshbaum, Louis
left side lines and
37
Koehn, Louis
1219
Konrad, Wm., Hardware Co.
1347
Lanier Hotel
29
La Sha, J. Stanley
.right top lines
Laureen, P. W ..
. left bottom lines
Ludington, W. F. Co ..
.right top lines and
34
Lusted Garage
6
Mcclintock Co ..
43
McCormick, Chas. R. Lumber Co ..
.right top lines 39, 1191 and 1267
McMurtrie, Leighton
... left top lines and
35
Markham Pottery
1239
Maryland Hotel
back paster
Masten & Kendall.
.. right bottom lines and
35
Mathewson, J. A ..
1145
Mealy La Verne D.
1219
33 Mountain Glen House. 1220
Barney & Barney.
.. right side lines and
31
Goodbody, M. D.
21
Gorton, E. Rex.
1178
Belmont Hotel
1349
23 |Flower Shop, The.
24
17 |Frost Hardwood Lumber Co.
25
Frye & Smith ... back cover, 45 and
46
Greenwood Cemetery Assn.
.left top lines and 22
California Trunk Factory
1410
quarters. .
. right side lines and
49
Irwin & Co .... right side lines and
24
21
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Page
Muehleisen Tent & Awning Co ...
.. right side lines and 49
Mutual Ice & Cold Storage Co. 31
National City News. 1239
National City State Bank 1239
Naylor Gem Co ..
. left side lines
Neal, W. S ...... left side linės and 35 Neal & Perkett ..... back cover and 1340 Nearpass Seed Store ..... right top lines New Palace Hotel .. 30
Norker Perfume Mfg. Co. 44
Oceanside Garage
1267
Oesting, Chas. W .. front cover and 36
O'Neall, Chas. . right top lines and 46
Ort Iron Works.
right top lines and 40
Otto, Geo. F.
.left bottom lines
Pacific Wood & Coal Co. . back cover
Painless Parker .. left side lines and
23
Starkey, John B ... 36
Stiles Poultry Supply Co.
.. right top lines and 44
Park, Eugene D ... 1145 Stokes, Rodney Co. 5
Peoples National Bank.
1238
Peoples State Bank.
1133
Pepper, Geo. N ...
right side lines
Peterson Bros ... left side lines and
Pfahler, Buelow & Fisher ... .. right side lines, back cover and Pickwick Stages
38
Tefft Motor Car Co. 1311
Thearle Music Co.
Point Loma Homestead .right top, right side lines and 1386 .. right side lines and 49 Thiel Detective Service Co.
Price Motor Car Co .. 7 .. right bottom lines and 1330 Producers' Mutual Dairy Assn .. . left side lines and 31 Tip-Top and Kleen Maid Bread .. .right bottom lines and 8
Rainford, Alice M.
Robbins, A. R.
Robinson, Elizabeth S.
1404
Rogan & Co .. .. front edge and Rood Peters Co. . left side lines and Rosenfelds Elite Button Works. 20
Ross & George .. . left side lines, back cover and ..
15
United Stages
1403
United States National Bank. 8
Urquhart, James
Urschel, J. W.
1191
Wakeling, Thos A .. 36
Walk-Over Boot Shop .left side lines Walton, W. Blakey. . left side lines
San Diego Consolidated Brewing Co 52
San Diego Cycle & Arms Co. . back cover San Diego Lumber Co.
40 44
Warner Hot Springs .. 1298 Watkins, Edwin P .... top edge and 1381 Western Auto Supply Co 7
40
San Diego Rubbish Co.
25
Western Lumber
Co.
San Diego Savings Bank The.
11
Wiegand, Henry
wilson, .right side lines and 37
47
Sanitary Ice Cream Co 1352
Santa Ysabel Store The. 1292
Schiefer & Sons. 18 Schirm, J. S. Commercial Co .. ... .. left bottom lines and 16 Schrock & Ambler (Santa Ysabel) . 1292 Shackelford, Earl J. 1381
Shaw, W. Edward ... 7
Smith, Murphy & Randall ..
.. right bottom lines and 51 Snyders I. X. L. Laundry. 1368
Snowflake Baking Co .. .. right bottom lines and 8
Sonka Bros. 1232 South Coast Land Co (Del Mar) .. 1173 Southern Trust & Commerce Bank right and left bottom lines 10 and 13 Speedy's Truck Line 1191
Spreckels Building
18
Stanton, Leon I .. 12
Star Cafe (Oceanside) 1267
Stolls Multigraph Shop.
42
Stratford Inn at Del Mar. 1173 Sturz, J. L ... . left side lines
6 Stuttz, Geo. F. 43 Taylor, John B. (Oceanside) 1267
7
24 41
Union Building
19
Union National Bank.
.back bone and 14 Union Title Co. of San Diego. . bottom edge and 3 Union Trust Co. of San Diego .... . bottom edge and 3
Russ Lumber & Mill Co .... front cover Russell's-A Place to Eat. 1191
St. Charles Hotel. 1351
St. Joseph's Hospital and Sanitar- ium
27
San Diego Army & Navy Academy 48
San Diego Art Glass Works .. . . 1303 San Diego Conservatory of Music .. 1399
Wankowski, V. & Co. .. right top lines and 37
San Diego Planing Mill.
12
47
San Diego Welding & Brazing. Works 52
Wurster Construction Co.
.right bottom lines and
.
Paradise Valley Sanitarium. .left bottom lines and 26
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APPENDIX
(Too late for insertion in regular Alphabetical).
Adler E Harry, slsmn Cal State Land Co, r Camp Rockwood, E. S. D. Allen Chas B .(Sarah C), h S Chollas Valley R D 3 Bx 61 B.
Allen Chester E, carrier P O, RD 3 Bx 61 B.
BERE FRANK, with San Diego Directory Co, 332 Union Bldg, 235 Broadway.
Bevelhaimer John, janitor Jefferson Sch.
Bolton Walter A (Nellie B), dist supt Mutual Life Ins Co of N Y, h 1891, 31st.
BOSWORTH EVA BIRD MRS, editor and publisher La Jolla Jour- nal. h 1433 Torrey rd, La Jolla.
Butler Mary (wid John T), h 3905 Center.
California State Land Co, I R Bigsby pres, J M Arnold v-pres. R A Chapman sec-treas, 1025, 4th rm 413.
CENTRAL GARAGE AND MACHINE SHOP (Neal & Perkett), 1041 Columbia, bet Court House and Santa Fe Depot, Phones Main 4569, Home 4042. (See back cover and adv at classified Garages).
CHAPMAN R A (Marie De Beau), little farms and homes on easy payments, loans and insurance, 413 Owl Drug Co Bldg 1025, 4th, Phone Main 2076, h 3905 Eagle.
Cooper Evelyn T Mrs. clk Carnegie Apts. r 950, 9th.
Dawson Richd T, mgr Pacific Kissel Kar Branch, h 2451 C.
Dyer H C (Roseborough & Dyer), r El Paso, Texas.
Elite Printing Co (G H Sherlock, G T Keene), 945, 7th. Fecci Louisa (wid Domingo), h 1970 Irving av.
FLETCHER ED CO (Ed Fletcher), real est 920, 8th.
McKee Belle S Mrs, tehr S D High Sch, r 2460 B.
Modern Woodmen of America Camp 7255, E HI Mills elk, 1015, 1st rm 405.
Meyers Geo P, janitor S D High Sch.
Muscogee Club, Floyd Topping pres, E L Johnson v-pres, H M Stan- ley sec-treas, Upas ne cor Indiana.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO (of New York), Walter A Bolton dist supt, 405 Central Mortgage Bldg 1015, 1st.
Nemechek Gustav A (Mary), ins 1015, 1st rm 405, h 459, 18th. Reyer Fredk, tchr S D High Sch.
Roy Henry J (Ida), member Cemetery Commission, h 2635 B.
Royal Neighbors of America, Vilven Camp 2708, Mrs A. D. Mills recorder, 1015, 1st rm 405.
F. W. BRADLEY CO.
FAMILY TRADE A SPECIALTY TELS: HOME 1157, MAIN 157
Wholesale Wines and Liquors
Prompt Free Delivery
1058 FOURTH ST.
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Miscellaneous Information
San Diego County Government
COURT HOUSE
North side of Broadway bet Front and Union.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Elected for
four years. meetings are held on the first Mon-
Regular County Detective-D. S. Wilbur, Court House.
day of each month, commencing County Physician-Dr. I. D. Web- at 2 p. m., when the demands against the county are audited.
All claims must be fully itemized District Attorney-S. M. Marsh; As- and filed not later than the 28th of each month.
MEMBERS
First District-Harry P. Greene, San Diego; term of office expires Janu- ary 1921.
Second District-Chas. H. Swallow, San Diego; term of office expires January, 1921.
Third District-Joseph Foster, Fost- er P. O .; term of office expires January, 1921.
Fourth District-Chas. L. Good, Lemon Grove; term of office ex- pires January, 1919.
Fifth District-George F. Westfall, Fallbrook; term of office expires January, 1919.
Clerk of Board-J. B. McLees.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
Board of Equalization meets first Monday of July each year, and continues not later than third Monday.
COUNTY OFFICIALS
Assessor-Montgomery M. Moulton; Deputies, Geo. W. Moulton, C. R. Turner, W. P. Whitney, C. R. Sell- ors, S. E. Edwards, W. E. Agard, H. L. Worthen, Nathaniel McHor- ney.
Auditor-Chauncey R. Hammond; Lowe, H. W. Omo, W. F. Chalmers. Coronor-Otto G. Marsh; F. W. Mul- ler, deputy, 424 Granger Bldg. County Clerk-J. B. McLees; Dep- uties, L. L. Bailey, C. O. Duffy, A.
E. Eldredge, W. J. McLean, E. B. Adams, G. L. Flagg, R. F. Gusweiler, Beulah Allen, Clara M. Eilerman, Mrs. B. S. Johnson, E. Lenore Butler.
ster, Court House, (office Granger blk.)
sistants, H. V. Mather, J. D. Mal- colm, Earl F. Drake, C. E. Butler, W. F. Schuermeyer.
Game Warden-F. A. Thomas, 2767 Marcey av.
Health Officer-Dr. Otto G. Wicher- ski, 409 Watts Bldg.
Probation Officer-W. E. Blair, Court House.
Public Administrator-Edwin Reed, 422 Union Bldg., 235 Bdwy.
Recorder-John H. Ferry; Deputies, W. Howard Ferry, Nellie C. Par- sons, Edwin A. Woodard, L. B. Woodard, H. F. King, F. H. W. Drummond, H. A. Lytle.
Sealer of Weights and Measures, W. E. Crane, Court House Annex.
Sheriff-R. L. Conklin; Under Sher- iff, J. C. Byers; Deputies, F. W. McCarty, E. F. Cooper, Wm. Lan- dis, Leon Cesmat, P. Page Nelson, Terrance Orrell, Fred Knefler, H. C. Nichols, H. L. Hubbell, A. L. Holmes, J. D. Schussler.
Superintendent of Schools-J. F.
West; S. N. Montgomery, Asst. supt .; Geo. F. Staat, Ada York, deputies.
Surveyor-George Butler; Deputies, Paul R. Watson, F. J. Grumm, Roy D. Keyes, R. W. Miller, J. W. Williams, Vitruvius Elmendorf.
Deputies, A. B. Cunningham, A. D. Tax Collector-Anson F. Cornell;
Deputies, A. C. Meyer, Carl Fuhr- ken, John J. Manney, A. H. Craft, Lincoln McMillan.
Treasurer- John F. Schwartz; Depu- ties. G. W. Heston, C. C. Chappell.
Barney & Barney
Insurance Bonds, Loans Liability Compensation
PACIFIC MUTUAI LIFE INS CO.
Scripps Bldg. Rooms 207-209
Information Bureau
International Theosophical Headquarters
Point Loma California
330 Broadway
U. S. Grant Hotel Bldg.
Near Entrance
CARPENTER'S, INC. 1036 6TH ST., NEAR BROADWAY HOME 1030: MAIN 828
THREE FLOORS OF Commercial Sta- = tionery, Office Supplies, Filing Systems and Devices, Books, Fine Stationery and Engraving. =
TOY DEPARTMENT ON THIRD FLOOR
John Burnham & Company 212-214 TIMKEN BUILDING
REAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE
The Campbell Machine Co.
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County Officials (Continued) Inspector Apiaries-R. A. Darling, Escondido.
Veterinarian and Live Stock Inspec- tor-W. G. Oliver.
County Hospital-University Heights, Dickinson nr. Front; John F. Ma- loney, Supt.
County Farm-Mission Valley, John F. Maloney, Supt; Chas. D. Church, foreman.
MARINE- AUTO
County Farm Advisor-H. A. Wein- land, Chamber of Commerce.
County Department of Charities- Grace H. Howell, investigator, Court House.
AND
County Free Dispensary - Court House.
GENERAL REPAIRS
County Free Library-Jennie Herr- man. librarian, Court House; branch 4115 Adams av.
County Law Library-Harry J. Place, librarian, 3d fl Court House.
County Detention Home - Mission Valley; C. L. Hazard, Supt., Mrs. Grace Smith. Asst. Matron.
County Pest House -- Mission Valley.
COUNTY HORTICULTURAL COM- MISSION
H. M. Armitage, Commissioner, Court House.
COUNTY COURTS
Department 1-W. R. Guy, Judge; R. F. Gusweiler, Clerk; J. Keno Wilson, Bailiff.
Department 2-T. L. Lewis, Judge; Chas. C. Duffy, Clerk; H. E. Web- ber, Bailiff.
Department 3-W. A. Sloane, Judge; W. J. McLean, Clerk; W. J. Mosh- er, Bailiff.
Department 4-Chas. N. Andrews, Judge, G. L. Flagg, Clerk; W. A. Boyd, Bailiff.
Official Court Reporters-Fred H. Robinson, Herbert S. Moore, Mrs. Kate L. Fick.
JUSTICE COURTS
San Diego Township No. 1-Solon Bryan, Justice; court room, 1053 Front street. Dorell La Fortune, Constable.
Alta- - Trustees, Geo. F. Roll, Claude Kuebler. Teacher, Agnes Van Ors- hoven, P. O. Otay.
(Julian) Geo. H. Moyer, Harry Mc- Coy, clk. Lily Michler, teacher. P. O. Pine Hills.
HOTEL CHURCHILL AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN NINTH AND C STREETS
City Justice Court-George Puter- baugh, Justice, 732 Second.
Mission Township, Dept. No. 1-An- drew A. Schilling, Justice Court room 3913 University av., E. S. D.
JUVENILE COURT
W. R. Guy, Judge; W. E. Blair, Pro- bation Officer; Mrs. E. S. Van Wag- enen, Mrs. Mae Eckles, W. S. Flint, Assistant Probation Officers.
LAW LIBRARY
Board of Trustees-Judge C. N. An- drews, Pres .; Judge W. R. Guy, Judge T. L. Lewis, Eugene Daney and Jos. Foster, Chairman Board of Supervisors; H. J. Place, Secretary and Librarian.
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Room 5, Court House
Edgar E. Muller, pres., San Diego. Joshua D. Simkins, East San Diego. Fred'k F. Martin, National City. Gilbert J. Roberts, Escondido. John F. West, sec., San Diego.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
Room 2, Court House
John F. West, supt., S. N. Montgom- ery, asst. supt .; Geo. F. Statt, cor. deputy; Ada York, bkpr. and dep- uty.
Following will be found a list of the schools throughout the County, with School Trustees, Teachers and Postoffice address:
Aliso -- Trustees, Mrs. Anna K. Wel- ler, Mrs. Matilda
Fidero, clk. Teacher, Mrs. Elizabeth M. Bacon. P. O. Encinitas.
Allison-Spring Valley-Trustees, Dr. Chas. H. Noyes, Edwd. C. Upp, Asa L. Skinner. Teachers, Fannie L. Marks, Mary H. Wetmore, Laura L. Wilson, Margaret Sumner. P. O. La Mesa, and Clara Motheral. P. O. Spring Valley.
Alpine-Trustees, Laurence B. Wil- ber, C. H. Pennoyer, Montague Brabazon, clk. Teacher, Arch B. MacGillivray, P. O. Alpine.
Department No. 2 -- J. Edward Keat- Anahuac-Trustees, Mrs. Mae Bier ing, Justice; court room basement Court House; M. S. Sorensen, Con- stable.
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P. M. DAIRY ASS'N
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Ballena-Trustees, Andw. Pepper, Coronado-Trustees, Dr. John C.
Chas. P. Littlepage, Chas. W. Brown, clk. Mrs. Marian C. Carey, teacher. P. O. Ramona.
Banner-Trustees, Chas. H. Bacon, Floy R. Wilcox, Lorin L. Wilcox, clk. Mrs. Luella Weber, tchr. P. O. Julian.
Bear Valley-Trustees, R. W. Ror- man, Clyde James, ( Bernardo), Frank Langer, John H. von Segger, clk. Mrs. Maude B. Johnston, tchr. P. O. Escondido.
Bernardo-Trustees, Melancthon Bar- nett, Frank C. Foster, clk. Mary A Frank, tchr. P. O. Escondido.
Bloomdale - Trustees, Edwd. H. Davis, Verde Angel, Mrs. De Ella L. Newlin, clk. Lois Borden, tchr. P. O. Mesa Grande.
Bonita-Trustees, Richd. M. Allen, Wood G. Berkey. Norma Chamber- lain. tchr. P. O. Bonita.
Buena-Trustees, Wm. B. Pechstein, Mrs. Jessie Johnston, Mrs. Camille Cottonwood - Trustees, Leon N. Eggleton. Ruth Rooker, tchr. P. Smith (Barrett), Jas. M. Lane, O. Vista. Edwd. W. Haptonstall, clk. (Dul- zura). Lucy Wilson, tchr. P. O. Barrett.
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