Appendix A.
Earthquake in California, April 18, 1906
Special Report of Maj. Gen. Adolphus W. Greely, U. S. A., Commanding the Pacific Division

APPENDIX G.

HEADQUARTERS BUREAU CONSOLIDATED RELIEF STATIONS,
Executive Office, San Francisco, Cal., May 31, 1906.
Total number of mouths fed from May 1 to May 31, inclusive, based on the requisitions for rations and the actual count of individuals who appeared in the bread line.

Date	Raw Food	Free Tickets	Date	Raw Food	Free Tickets
May 1	313,117	–	May 18	90,419	8,359
2	313,117	–	19	(a) No issue.	4,864
3	279,631	–	20	(a) No issue.	3,045
4	230,207	–	21	3,802	4,957
5	264,570	–	22	71,558	4,814
6	262,027	–	23	692	3,495
7	233,989	–	24	60,113	6,378
8	223,915	–	25	157	5,563
9	222,313	–	26	57,074	7,074
10	204,637	–	27	9	5,655
11	186,960	–	28	2,529	7,284
12	147,232	–	29	52,198	8,054
13	139,405	–	30	2,208	8,396
14	126,970	–	31	41,236	9,159
15	(a) No issue.	–	Total	3,627,284	87,160
16	97,199	2,063
17	(a) No issue.	(b) No report.

Grand Total: 3,656,338.
R. E. LONGAN,
Captain, Commissary, 11th Infantry, Executive Officer.

APPENDIX H.

HEADQUARTERS BUREAU CONSOLIDATED RELIEF STATIONS,
Executive Office, San Francisco, Cal., June 30, 1906.
Total number of mouths fed from June 1 to June 30, inclusive, based on the requisitions for rations and the actual count of individuals who appeared in the bread line.

Date	Raw Food	Free Tickets	Date	Raw Food	Free Tickets
June 1	158	11,133	June 17	212	14,516
2	38,688	11,057	18	28	14,613
3	119	10,028	19	11,864	14,231
4	746	10,791	20	138	14,556
5	35,386	11,095	21	11,460	14,357
6	447	11,045	22	138	14,375
7	31,486	11,254	23	10,594	14,572
8	219	11,616	24	21	13,344
9	30,314	11,863	25	110	14,537
10	14	10,743	26	9,626	17,141
11	520	11,941	27	30	16,560
12	25,421	12,600	28	9,784	16,666
13	212	12,617	29	1,010	15,943
14	18,080	14,019	30	9,734	16,857
15	267	14,476	Total	246,461	402,522
16	17,635	13,973

JOHN F. MADDEN,
Captain, 29th Infantry, Executive Officer.

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APPENDIX I.

HDQRS. BUREAU CONSOLIDATED RELIEF STATIONS,
Hamilton School Building, Geary and Scott Streets,
San Francisco, Cal., May 3, 1906.

FIRST SECTION.
No.	Location.	Manager.	Number fed.
101	24th Field Artillery gun shed, Presidio	Lieutenant Doe	1,500
102	Tennessee Hollow, Presidio	Lieutenant Osborne	1,500
103	Model Camp Kitchen, Presidio	Captain Adams	1,000
104	Fort Scott	Lieutenant Davis (Chinese)	200
105	Bay street, between Broderick and Baker	Mr. Walker	950
107	Germania Gardens	Mr. Leamon	550
108	2738 Greenwich street	Manager not selected	1,000
109	1831 Devisadero street	Mr. Ulman	700
110	California street and Central avenue	Mr. Dustan	3,000
111	Geary and Broderick streets	Mr. Rheinstein	4,000
112	3685 Sacramento street	Doctor Atwood	2,350
113	Golden Gate and First avenues	Mr. McBeth	2,500
114	335 Point Lobos avenue	Mr. McCann	2,300
116	429 Clement street	Mr. McCracken	6,000
117	Eleventh avenue and California street	Mr. Levy	1,500
118	Fourth and B streets (Fourth avenue)	Mr. Hurry	3,000
119	Golf links, Presidio	Captain Benton	400
120	Point Lobos avenue and Fifteenth avenue	Mr. Rohr	1,000
122	McAllister and Lyon streets	Mr. McHugh	4,000
	Total		36,300
SECOND SECTION.
200	Page and Stanyan streets	Mr. F. S. Ford	12,000
201	Haight and Cole streets	Lieutenant-Colonel Ogden	4,500
202	Haight, near Masonic	Thos. S. Mulloy	2,000
203	Oak and Broderick streets	L. M. McKinley	3,500
205	1387 Seventh avenue	C. S. Brundage	500
206	Recreation grounds, Golden Gate Park	Chas. A. Lee	5,500
207	Stow Lake, Golden Gate Park	Mr. Pierce	4,500
209	J street, between Forty-seventh and Forty-eighth streets	W. A. Desbrough	1,000
	Total		34,000
THIRD SECTION.
301	Fort Mason	Mr. G. G. Preston	Approximate.3,000
303	2617 Van Ness avenue	Dr. E. A. Berg	250
304	1315 Montgomery street		1,800
309	Montgomery and Jones	Mrs. F. A. Cox	2,800
311	Devisadero and Bay	Captain Hawthorne	Acct.3,814
	Total		11,664
FOURTH SECTION.
401	Jefferson Square, Gough and Eddy, Spanish War Veterans.	Glen A. Dursten	2,000
402	5th Infantry, California National Guard, Jefferson Square.	Major Smith	2,000
403	Camp Forrest, Laguna and Market	John Forrest	2,000
404	Camp Lake, Laguna and Fell	Col. J. W. Lake	1,200
405	Alta Plaza, N. W., 2105 Devisadero, corner Sacramento Rel.	Mr. Benheim	1,200
406	Elm avenue and Gough	Sam Mason	3,000
407	930 Ellis street	Reuben Cohen	3,000
408	Octavia and Sutter	W. Wilkman	3,000
409	1407 Sutter street	L. C. Brown	3,000
410	Fulton and Webster	Col. F. E. Lynch	2,800
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411	Webster and Bush	W. H. Gilmore	500
412	730 Hayes, near Buchanan	H. M. Owens	3,000
413	747 Fulton, near Buchanan	E. J. Van Marter	3,000
414	Durant School, Turk and Buchanan	A. Goldstein	2,500
415	1392 O'Farrell, near Laguna	W. A. Lyman	3,000
416	Geary and Buchanan	P. H. Flannery	3,000
417	Portsmouth Square	Col. M. P. Maus	Few stragglers.1,000
418	Union Square	C. P. Fleishman, workman, for lunch.	Steady.150
419	1715 Green, near Gough	Geo. A. Glover or Mr. Lillienthal.	2,500
423	Lafayette Square, Laguna near Jackson	Edgar J. Depue	2,000
424	Green and Steiner	Lieutenant Danford, U.S.N.	600
425	Alamo Square, 1085 Fulton, Turk, Oak, Fillmore and Devisadero.	E. Riley	1,500
426	Board of Public Works, Ellis and Steiner	J. F. Lewis	2,500
427	B'nai B'rith Relief, Hayes and Devisadero	Ben. Schloss	2,500
428	1818 Eddy street, near Scott	Rev. Father McGinty	2,500
429	Eagles' Relief Station, 2329 Pine, near Fillmore	W. G. Long	100
430	Franklin Hall	Geo. Lovely	600
431	Sisters Holy Family, Hayes and Fillmore		1,500
432	Hamilton Square, Post and Scott	Mr. Burnett	4,500
433	Masonic Board Relief, 1741 Fillmore, near Post	Mr. Pierce	5,000
434	Oak and Fillmore	E. G. Fitzpatrick	2,000
435	United Railroads, Turk and Fillmore	Wm. McGuire (clothing only).	600
436	305 Buchanan, near Page	Mrs. A. W. Scott	1,500
437	Laguna and Jackson	Mr. Hughes	2,500
439	Grammar School, for A. W. Miller, O'Farrell and Scott
FIFTH SECTION.
503	Columbia Square	Mrs. Selig	4,000
504	Spear street, between Folsom and Howard	Lieutenant McFeely	2,000
505	Third Street Bridge	Lieutenant Campbell	3,000
507	Mariposa and Minnesota	Miss Gordon (probably)	2,500
509	Sixteenth and Potrero	Captain West	2,000
510	Seventeenth and Bryant	Mrs. Condon	3,000
511	Sixteenth and Shotwell	Mr. Center	2,500
512	Eighteenth and Dolores
514	Eighteenth and San Bruno		600
	Total		19,600
SIXTH SECTION.
600	Junction Mission road and Bismarck street	E. Backus	1,265
601	Twenty-first and Florida	Martin L. Welsh	500
602	Twenty-fourth and Alabama	Rev. P. S. Casey	1,702
603	Twenty-fourth and Potrero	J. A. Nelson	1,000
604	Twenty-fifth and Treat	E. B. Steaven worth	1,300
605	Florida and Bryant	W. W. Shannon	1,000
606	Mission and China avenues	E. R. Pease	2,000
607	Twenty-third and Harrison	Thos. C. Butterworth	1,500
608	San Bruno and Leland	C. W. Owen	1,500
609	Twenty-fourth and Howard	Thos. C. Curran	3,800
610	Twenty-seventh and Guerrero	D. P. Creswell and P. Broderick.	500
611	Twenty-sixth and Folsom, Precita avenue	J. H. Cook	3,500
612	Twenty-fourth and San Bruno	Thos. Mitchell	1,700
613	Twenty-fourth and Harrison	Wm. Kennedy	1,500
614	Twelfth and Railroad avenue	J. C. O'Brien	4,000
615	Fourteenth and P streets	Mrs. Thos. Griffiths	5,000
616	Brazil and Madrid streets	F. E. Murphy	2,500
617	Onondaga and Mission street	Van Allen	1,500
618	San Bruno and Silver avenues	H. S. Bailey	3,000
619	Sullivan's barn, Thirty-second and Mission	H. W. Covert	15,000
620	Twenty-second and Kentucky streets, Los Angeles, Camp No. 2.	Jno. Welch	2,500
	Total		60,767
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700	Twenty-fifth and Guerrero	Jas. Rolph, jr	3,000
701	Twenty-first and Valencia	P. D. Cody and H. B. Arnold	1,000
702	Twenty-second and Castro	C. K. Lorrigan	750
703	Twenty-second and Howard	W. W. Watson	3,000
704	Twenty-third and Guerrero	Rev. P. Lynch	500
705	Hill and Church	Wm. J. Guilfoile	3,000
706	Twenty-ninth and Church	Rev. C. Kennedy	6,000
707	Twenty-fourth and Douglass	Jas. A. Cotton	1,000
708	Twenty-fifth and Noe (Jas. Lick School)	C. Kammerer and M. J. White.	6,000
710	Twentieth and Shotwell	Thos. C. Curran	3,800
711	Joost and San Jose avenues	Gus. Schnee	1,800
712	Twentieth and Dolores	Desmond	1,000
713	Twenty-second and Valencia	Helen P. Sanborm	1,000
714	Ocean and Jules avenues	B. Fehneman	2,000
715 716	Twenty-second and Harrison	T. C. Butterworth	2,800
	Eighteenth and Dolores This station belongs to fifth section, but has been supplied from here by order of Major Febiger.	C. R. Kellogg	5,000
	Total		40,650

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Appendix A. Earthquake in California, April 18, 1906 Special Report of Maj. Gen. Adolphus W. Greely, U. S. A., Commanding the Pacific Division

APPENDIX G.

APPENDIX H.

APPENDIX I.

Appendix A.
Earthquake in California, April 18, 1906
Special Report of Maj. Gen. Adolphus W. Greely, U. S. A., Commanding the Pacific Division