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Social Societies
Charles M. Troppmann, Secretary, 636 Baker street; Treasurer, Dr. H. A. Ma- ger. Executive Committee-Dr. Ed. C. Gill, Dr. Francis B. Williams, Dr. Bernhardt Rosen, Dr. Sadie B. Fontaine, Dr. Stefan Wassilko, Dr. W. A. Colburn Jr., Dr. C. O. Forester. Quarterly meet- ings at the College Building, Fourteenth street near Valencia street.
Alumni Association of the University of California. Secretary's office, 201 Cali- fornia Hall, U. C. Berkeley; Milton T. Farmer, Secretary.
Alumni Association of St. Ignatius College. A. H. Giannini, M. D., Presi- dent; John L. Whelan, Secretary. Quar- terly meetings.
American Social and Outing Club. 432 Broadway.
Argonaut Club. Northwest corner of Powell and Post streets, Bert R. Hecht, President; S. Aronson, Secretary.
Arion Verein. Club rooms 1805 De- visadero street. Business meetings sec- ond Wednesday of each month. Ladies' chorus meets every Monday evening. Male chorus meets every Wednesday evening. Gustav Liebold, President; F. Rosenstein, Secretary.
Army and Navy Club. 126 Post street. Avalon Club. 233612 Folsom street.
Barbarian Club. Corner Leavenworth and Post streets.
Bay City Wheelmen Club House. 1501 Scott street. Robert Dunlop, Secretary.
Bohemian Club. Northwest corner Post and Leavenworth streets. Meetings third Tuesday in January, April, July and October. Henry A. Melvin, President; Jas. McNab, Vice-President; Henry H. Haight, Secretary; John A. Britton, Treasurer.
Bunker Hill Association. Organized in 1860 to inculcate a feeling of patriotism and commemorate the anniversary of the ever eventful Battle of Bunker Hill, June 17th. Always celebrate the Battle of Bunker Hill on the 17th of June each vear. S. W, Holladay, President; George W. Caswell, Secretary; office, 530 Folsom.
Caledonian Club. Meets at 117 Larkin street first and third Fridays of each month. James H. Duncan, Chief.
California Anglers' Association. 1771 Geary. Achille Roos, President; Chas. M. Belshaw, Vice-President; Dr. J. Au- burn Wiborn, Second Vice-President; W. R. Eaton, Secretary. Board of Directors -Dr. Henry Abrahm, Geo. F. Robert, C. F. Breidenstein, Geo. A. Wentworth, W. A. L. Miller, James Wyatt, L. Levy, W J Street, H Copeland, H. B. Gosliner.
California Camera Club. 833 Market street. L. E. Edgeworth, President; Ed- ward G. Eisen, Secretary; D. Abecassis, Treasurer.
California Chauffeurs' Association. 841 Fulton street.
California Club of California. 1750
Clay street. Mrs. Lovell White, Presi- dent.
California Equal Suffrage Associa- tion. 2419 California.
California Lawn Tennis Club. Grounds southeast corner Bush and Scott streets. Sumner Hardy, President and Treasurer; Safford Colby. Secretary. Directors'
Central City Wheelmen. Meets Tues- day at 306 Guerrero street. W. Driscoll, Secretary.
Century Club. Southwest corner Sut- ter and Franklin streets. Mrs. J. A. Folger, Secretary.
Cercle De L' Union. 220 Post street. Columbia Park Boys' Club. 458 Guer- rero street. S. S. Peixotto, President.
Top floor Merchants Exchange Building. R. J. Tyson, President; Allen L. Chicker- ing, Secretary; Prosper P. Reiter, Asst. Secretary and Manager.
Commonwealth Club of California. 804 First National Bank Building. E. A. Walcott, Executive Secretary; residence, 901 Bush street.
Concatenated Order of Hoo-Hoo. 110 Market street.
Concordia Club. 1142 Van Ness ave- nue. Herbert Rothchild, President. Board of Directors meets third Tuesday of each month.
Construction Club of San Francisco. 140 Geary street. A. F. Power, Secre- tary, 905 Commercial Building.
Corinthian Yacht Club. Headquarters and club house, Tiburon, Marin County. W. Frank Stone, Commodore; W. J. Hogg, Vice-Commodore; Dr. L. J. McMahon, Secretary; C. F. Morel, Treasurer; J. H. Keefe, Port Captain; Theo Tracy, Peter Gallagher, Directors. Annual meetings last Wednesday in January.
Corona Club. 2668 Mission street.
Cosmos Club, The. 167 Webster street. W. R. K. Young, President; George Fred- ericks, Vice-President; G. S. Folsom, Secretary; E. Peterson, Treasurer.
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Council of Associated Alumni of the University of California. Annual meet- ing second Thursday in November at Mark Hopkins Institute of Art. Dr.
Joseph G. Morrissey, President.
Craft Club. K. H. Earhart, Secretary, 832 Market street. room 200.
Cross Country Club. 1960 McAllister street. Walks every alternate Sunday. Membership confined to men. E. W. Skelton, President; J. A. Street, Secretary. Cymrodorion Society of California, 1675 Market street. R. J. Hughes, Sec- retary.
Dartmouth College Alumni Associa- tion of the Pacific Coast, 717 Market street. Frank Morton, President; George W. Shaw, Secretary. Annual reunion San Francisco second Thursday in April.
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity, San Fran- cisco Alumni Association of. President, R. H. Mann Jr., Merchants Exchange Building; First Vice-President, Reginald G. Fernald, Crocker Building; Second Vice-President, R. B. Henderson, Pacific Building; Treasurer, Conrad Loring, 853 Flood Building; Secretary, Charles J. Crary, 1201 First National Bank Build- ing. Any member of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity welcome. Dinners bi-monthly. Deutscher Club. 149 Mason street.
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Dry Goods Men's Association of Sar Francisco. Meets second and Tuesday of each month at 548 Haight fourth street. W. Bickett, President; E. J Dervan, Recording Secretary.
Eagle Sketch Club. Meets evenings at 235 Steiner street.
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Elcho Club. 550 Grove street. E. C Figaro, 741 Van Ness avenue.
Forum Club of California. 220 Pos street. Mrs. George Leviston, President Mrs. Robert Wallace, Corresponding Sec. retary.
Geneva International Association. Of fice, 151 Mason street. S. A. Gotlieb President; R. Meyers, Manager. Greeters of San Francisco. 833 Mar ket street.
Harvard Club of San Francisco. Presi dent, Dr. Thomas W. Huntington; R. C Harrison and M. W. Haskell, Vice-Presi dents; J. S. Severance, Treasurer; Phili] Bancroft, Secretary, 307 Monadnock
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Social Societies
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Hessen Verein (S. F. Hessen Unstutz Verein). Meets second and fourth Thursday in each month at 1886 Mission street.
Ione Club. 4115 J street.
Iroquois Club. 975 Market street.
Italian Touring Club. Cross Country Athletic Club. Chief Consul, Armando Pedrini, 552 Montgomery street; Consul, Dr. Edward Tausig, 2400 Devisadero street. It has 80,000 members through- out the world.
Jefferson Square Club, 925 Golden Gate avenue. A. E. Clarke, Manager. Knickerbocker Male Quartet, 1325 Mission street. Charles L. Goetting, Fred Purdy, D. B. Crane, L. A. Larsen. Vocal music for all occasions. Telephone Market 64.
L' Allegro Club. Jefferson Square Buliding.
Les Debonair Club. 925 Golden Gate avenue.
Loring Club. This, the leading sing- ing society club of the city, is composed of sixty male voices, and two hundred and fifty associate or subscribing mem- bers. Rehearsals are held every Mon- day evening in their rooms, 973 Market street. The Club gives periodical musi- cal entertainments, the recurrence of which are marked events in our social seasons.
McCloud Country Club. Edgar J. De Pue, President, 818 Merchants Exchange Building; E. H. Beane, Secretary.
Methodist Social Union of San Fran- cisco. Office, northwest corner of Pine and Sansome streets. R. V. Watt, Presi- dent; C. B .. Perkins, Secretary. Meet- ings held at call of the President.
Mothers Club. (R. C.) 416 Potrero avenue.
New Yorkers, The. John T. Dare,, President; William M. Weil, Secretary. Meets quarterly at 27 Stevenson street.
North German Society. Meets second and fourth Tuesday at Hamilton Hall, 1545 Steiner street.
Norwegian National League. Klaus Olsen, President; A. Bjolstad, Secretary, 1800 Buchanan street.
Norwegian Singing Society of San Francisco (Male). Meets every Tues- day evening at 434 Duboce avenue. President, Ernst Haugerud; Secretary, Arne Arneson.
Nu Sigma Nu Upsilon Chapter, 2558 Sacramento street.
Occidental Athletic Club. E. H. Lewis, Secretary. West side Valencia street, be- tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
Ohio Society of California (incorpor- ated). E. L. Baldwin, President; Henry Hilp, Secretary, 334 Spruce street.
The Olympic Club, 524 Post street. The buildings erected by the Club con- tain a magnificent swimming tank filled with ocean water, and the parlors, halls and various apartments are modern and beautiful in all their appointments. The system of baths, tubs, showers, Russian, and Turkish, is as complete and hand- same as any in the country.
Pacific Aero Club. J. C. Irvine, Presi- dent; William Kreling, Secretary. Meets every Tuesday evening at 914 Pacific Building.
Pacific Athletic Association. Western Division of the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States. S. S. Peixotto, President; A. J. Cloud, Vice-President, 458 Guerrero street; Herbert Hauser, Secretary-Treasurer; Registration Com- mittee; George Schlitter, Chairman, 458 Guerrero street.
Pacific Coast Association Native Sons of Vermont. A. L. Adams, President; Dr. John Townsend, Vice-President; A. O. Colton, Secretary. 514 Office, Mills Building.
Pacific Motor Boat Club. Club House Belvedere, Marin County. Charles H. Crocker, Commodore.
Pacific Psi Upsilon Union. Meets an- nually on November 24th. Sidney V. Smith, President; Edward Mills Adams, Secretary, 2777 Pine street.
Pacific Union Club, The, 1882 Wash- ington street. William B. Bourn, Presi- dent; R. P. Rithet, Vice-President; A. C. Kains, Treasurer; George Boyd, Secre- tary. Meets third Tuesday of each month.
Presidio Golf Club. Meets second Sat- urday of each month at 8 Presidio Ter- race.
Press Club of San Francisco. 833 Market street.
Robert Burns Social Club. 925 Golden Gate avenue.
Roumanian Aid Society. Meets first and third Tuesday.
Ladies' Auxiliary. Meets second and fourth Tuesday at 1638 Eddy.
San Francisco Fly Casting Club. T. C. Kierulff, President; H. B. Sperry, Secre- tary, 343 Sansome street.
San Francisco Girls' Union. Meets every third Wednesday at the Home, 1061 Laguna street. Object: To give a home for self-sustaining girls and women at reasonable rates. Superintendent, Miss Lora B. Foster.
San Francisco Golf and Country Club. J. W. Byrne, President; R. J. Woods, Secretary and Treasurer, 3555 Clay street. Grounds at Ingleside. San Francisco Grutli-Verein. Meets first and third Tuesday at 30 Pearl street.
San Francisco Kennel Club. Dr. L. W. Spriggs, Secretary, 1170 Fell street. San Francisco Maennerchor. Meets every Tuesday evening at Mission Turn Verein Hall. F. W. Duelfer, President; Henry Bobsien, Vice-President; Frank Herten, Treasurer; Arthur Keller, Li- brarian; Jakob Stark, Secretary.
San Francisco Schuetzen Verein. Meets every second and fourth Wednesday at Saratoga Hall., Valencia street, near Thirteenth street. Otto Lemcke, Secre- tary.
San Francisco Scottish Thistle Club. Meets at Scottish Hall, 121 Larkin street, second and fourth Thursday of each month. John A. Hannay, Recorder.
San Francisco Settlement Association, 2520 Folsom street. Miss Myra Jeffers, Secretary.
San Francisco Turn Verein, 353 Turk street. Louis Markus, President; Fred Gessler, Secretary; Edwin Bercher, Physical Director. Meetings first and third Wednesday of each month.
San Francisco Whist Club. Commer- cial Building. W. R. Lovegrove, Presi- dent; E. C. Heller, Secretary.
San Francisco Yacht Club. J. R. Han- ify, Commodore; Harry A. Russell, Sec- retary, Union Trust Building.
Sequoia Club, 1565 Bush street.
Society of California Volunteers. Meet- ings at 3299 Clay street at call of Presi- dent. Composed of those who served in the California Volunteers, U. S. A.
Sons and Daughters of the Old Friends. Meets every Monday evening at 1191 Oak street. Franklin F. Lord, M. D., President; Miss Irene Stricker, Secretary.
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Social Societies
Sons of Exempt Firemen's Association. Incorporated. L. S. Graves, President; William G. Mckibbin, Secretary; Philip Figel, Treasurer, 210 Halleck.
South End Boat Club. Foot Seven- teenth street.
South End Rowing Club. Foot Van Ness avenue.
Southern Club of San Francisco. Joe H. Jordan, Secretary, Commercial Build- ing, 833 Market street.
Stanford Club of San Francisco. Meets at the call of the president. D. V. Cow- dan, Secretary, Ibis Building.
State Floral Society. 240 Golden Gate avenue. Meets second Friday of each month. Mrs. H. Plath, President; Mrs. Henry P. Tricou, Secretary.
State of Maine Association of Cali- fornia. Meets first Saturday in June. Officers for 1909-1910-President, W. G. Robinson, 1210 Jackson street, Oakland; First Vice-President, F. W. Thaxter; Second Vice-President, M. W. McIntosh; Secretary, Morton H. G. Smith; Treas- urer, N. C. Kendall.
St. Margaret's Club. 1541 California street.
Swedish Singing Society. Organized 1893. Meets every Wednesday in Swed- ish-American Hall, 2174 Market street.
Swedish Society of San Francisco. Or- ganized 1873. Meets second and fourth Thursday in each month at 2174 Market street. Alf Lundquist, President; Harry Mentzer, Secretary.
The Alta Club. 1509 Gough street. I. J. Aschheim, Secretary.
The Family. Southwest corner Bush and Powell streets. William Matlock, Manager; Clarence R. Ward, President; J. K. Armsby, Vice-President; L. W. Harris, Secretary; Leon Sloss, Treasurer.
Town and Country Club. 218 Stock- ton street. Mrs. William Mintzer, Presi- dent; Mrs. L. L. Baker, Vice-President; Mrs. Edward Barron, Secretary.
Transportation Club, The. Flood Building.
Union League Club, The. Corner Pow- ell and O'Farrell streets.
University of California Club. 212 Stockton street. A. E. Graupner, Presi- dent; J. G. DeRemes, Secretary.
Verein Eintracht. Meets at 824 Florida street every Tuesday and Friday. Bern- ard Dreyer, President; Charles Wede- meyer, Secretary; Bernhard W. Jaehne, Manager.
Veterans' Odd Fellows' Association. Charles H. Burden, President; William H. Barnes, Treasurer, 1999 Post street.
Veteran Firemen's Association of San Francisco. Is a social and charitable or- ganization. Headquarters, 368
Fell street. Organized November 30, 1898. Incorporated June 10, 1899. The mem- bership is composed of retired and act- ive members of the San Francisco Fire Department. Regular meetings the first Tuesday of each month. Regular meet- ings of Board of Directors third Tues- day of each month at 368 Fell street. President, E. L. Gibson; Vice-Presidents, Shadrack Campbell, J. T. Winters; F. C. Hensley, Recording Secretary; S. G. Drummond, Financial Secretary; Richard J. Courtier, Treasurer.
Veteran Police Association of San Francisco. President, Cassius P. Wright; Vice-President, James Cook; Secretary, James F. Moran; Treasurer, M. Lind- heimer. Meets every secod Sunday in the month at Hall of Justice, 64 Eddy street.
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Veteran Volunteer Fireman's Associa- tion of California. Meets second Tues- day of each month at 1656 Ellis street. Stephen Bunner, President; G. W. Bay- reuther, Recording Secretary.
Veterans of the California Hundred and Battalion, 444 California street. Composed of the survivors of the 500 men who enlisted in California, paid their fare East and served in the Second Massachusetts Cavalry, as members of the California Hundred and California Cavalry Battalion. C. Mason Kinne, President; E. W. Woodward, Secretary.
Aca Woman's Educational and Industrial Union. Meets every third Wednesday at 1061 Laguna street. Miss Clara M. Ada Ada Ala
Trouette, Manager.
WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.
State officers-Mrs. Sara J. Dorr, President; Mrs. Elizabeth Ross Miller, Vice-President-at-Large; Miss Anna E. Chase, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. Addie A Estes, Recording Secretary; Mrs. Iowa M. Holston, Treasurer. Head- quarters 3 City Hall avenue, room 202.
SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.
Mrs. Alice E. Bradley, President; Mrs. A. M. McCroskey, Vice-President-at- Large; Mrs. S. M. Fitzgerald, Corre- sponding Secretary, 168 Alpine street; Mrs. A. J. Burgess, Recording Secretary, 2476 Howard street; Mrs. Adeline Hooke, Treasurer.
LOCAL UNIONS.
Central. Mrs. A. M. McCroskey, 121 Falcon avenue, President; Mrs. Adeline Hooke, Secretary.
THEATRES AND RESORTS. THEATRES.
Alcazar-Southwest corner Sutter and Steiner streets.
American-Market street, near Sev- enth street.
Central-1191 Market street.
Chutes-Fillmore and Eddy streets. Columbia-Mason and Geary streets. Empire-Sutter and Steiner streets.
Garrick-Ellis between Fillmore and Steiner streets.
Lyceum-Twenty-ninth and Mission streets.
Mission-Corner Twenty-second and Mission streets.
National- Northwest corner Post and Steiner streets.
Novelty-Fillmore and Steiner streets. Orpheum-South side O'Farrell be- tween Stockton and Powell streets.
Princess-South side Ellis, between Fillmore and Steiner streets.
Savoy-McAllister and Leavenworth streets.
Star-Mission between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets.
Valencia Theater-Valencia, near Thir- teenth street.
Wigwam-2547 Mission street. RESORTS.
Central Park-Corner Market and Eighth streets.
Cliff House and Seal Rocks-Termina- tion of Cliff avenue, six miles west of City Hall.
Glen Park (Mission Zoo)-Chenery and Diamond streets.
Golden Gate Park-Between Fulton and H streets, from Stanyan street west to the ocean.
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Harbor View Park-Jefferson, near Baker street.
Ingleside Coursing Park-Ocean ave- Que, one mile west of San Jose avenue. Museum of Academy of Sciences- 1812 Gough street.
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Academy Building, 356 Pine Adam Grant Building, 114 Sansome Adams Building, 180 Sutter
Alaska Commercial Building, 310 San- some Allied Arts Building, 334 Sutter
Alto Building, SE cor Bush and Kearny Anglo Building, NW cor 16th and Mis- sion Apollo Building, 1130 Market Appraisers Building, Sansome bet Wash- ington and Jackson Armsby Building, 629 Howard Aronson Building, 86, 3d Atlas Building, 604 Mission
8 Augenblick Building, Polk and Jackson Babcock Building, 310 California Balboa Building, SE cor Market and 2d Baldwin Building, 25 Kearny Bancroft Building, 731 Market Bank Block, 1738 Fillmore Bank of Italy Building, 550 Montgomery Belshaw Building, 164 Beale Bemis Building, 270 Sutter Benson Building, 338 Pine Bondeli Building, 3268 Mission Boyd Block, 356 Market 1 Bradbury Building, 1600 California Bride Building, 684 Mission Brodrick Building, 1211 Polk Buckley Building, 95 Market Bulletin Building, 767 Market Butler Building, 135 Stockton Cailleau Building, NE cor Grant Av and Geary
California Block, 255 California California Building, 1625 California Calkins Building, 313 Battery Call Building, SW cor 3d and Market Call Building Annex, 707 Market Callaghan Building, 1112 Market Carmen Johnson Building, 340 Sansome Carroll Building, 152, 6th Central Building, 1214 Polk Central Realty Building, 154 Sutter Central Trust Building, 568 Golden Gate Av
Chronicle Building, NE cor Kearny and Market
City of Paris Building, 126 Stockton Clark George Building, 1379 Sutter Claus Spreckels Building, SW cor 3d and Market
Clerks Building, 343 Van Ness Av Clicquot Building, 330 Jackson Clunie Thomas Building, 519 California Cochrane Building, 251 Kearny Coleson Building, 212 Stockton Columbia Building, 832 Market Columbus Building, 630 Washington Commercial Block, 149 California Commercial Building, 833 Market Condon McGlynn Building, 789 Mission Consular Building, 510 Battery Continental Building, SW cor Taylor and Golden Gate Av Cordes Building, 126 Post Countryman Building, 915 Van Ness Av Court Building, 30, 7th Court House Building, 7th and Mission Crocker Building, 612 Market
Dall Buliding, 308 Sutter
David Hewes Building, 995 Market Dean Building, 964a Market Delger Building, 1005 Market Demokrat Building, 51, 3d Dibert & White Building, 10, 3d
Dolliver Building, Mission nr New Mont- gomery
Douglas Building, junc Market, Powell and Eddy
Educational Building (Y W C A) 1249 O'Farrell
Electric Appliance Building, 726-730 Mission
Electric Building, 171, 2d
Elkus Building, 783 Mission Ferry Building, ft Market
Ferry Postoffice Building, East bet Mar- ket and Mission
Fife Building, 1 Drumm
Fillmore Block, 1031 Fillmore
First National Bank Building, 1 Mont- gomery
Fisher Building, Grant Av bet Geary and O'Farrell
Flannery Building, 702 Market
Fleishhacker Building, 134 Fremont Flood Building, 870 Market
Foxcroft Building, 68 Post
Frank Building, 412 Battery and 340 Clay Fremont Building, SE cor Market and Fremont
French Bank Building, 110 Sutter
Fuller Building, SW cor Mission Beale
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Funkenstein Building, Stockton and
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Gage Building, 1122 Market
Galen Building, 391 Sutter
Gallatin Building, 674 Mission
Golden Building, 82 Market
Golden Gate Building, 1028 Market
Goodman Building, 1117 Geary
Goodman Laura Building, cor 15th and Market
Grace Building, NE cor Mission and 3d Grand Central Building, SE cor Steiner and Geary
Grant Avenue Building, 305 Grant Av
Grant Building, 1095 Market
Graywood Building, 3308 Mission
Greenwood Building, 149 New Montgom- er Guittard Building, Clay and Davis
Gunst Elkan Building, 323 Geary Gunst M A Building, 709 Mission
Halsey Building, 430 California Hansford Block, 268 Market
Harding Building, 34 Ellis
Hastings Building, 162 Post
Heald Building, 425 McAllister
Helbush Building, 75 Sutter
Hennessey Building, 760 Mission
Hewes Building, SE cor 6th and Market Heyman-Weil Building, 718 Mission
Hibernia Bank Building, NW cor McAl- lister and Jones Hibernia Building, 11 Jones
Hirsch & Kaiser Building, 220 Post
Hirschler Building, 42 Market
Hooker & Lent Building, 503 Market Ide Building, 762-768 Mission Italian Popular Bank Building, gore Montgomery and Montgomery Av
Jackson Building, 156, 2d
Jefferson Square Building, 925 Golden Gate Av
Jewelers Building, 150 Post
See Carmen Johnson Carmen Building. Johnson Building Kamm Building, 717 Market
Keil Building, 770 Mission
Kilborn & Hayden Building, 42 Market Kittle Building, 210 California Koenig Building, 101 Post
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