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San Francisco Relief Survey; the organization and methods of relief used after the earthquake and fire of April 18, 1906

ORGANIZATION OF THE RELIEF WORK Showing committees, departments, and bureaus created from April 18, 1906, to February 4, 1909[2]

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ORGANIZATION OF THE RELIEF WORK Showing committees, departments, and bureaus created from April 18, 1906, to February 4, 1909[2]

THE ARMY, April 18, 1906 CITIZENS’ COMMITTEE, April 18, 1906 AMER. NAT. RED CROSS, April 23, 1906

Under the Division Commander Inspector General Depot Quartermaster (transportation of supplies) Depot Commissary (Issuance of food) Subordinate Officers in Change of Warehouses Chief Sanitary Officer Military Chairmen of the Seven Civil Sections Bureau of Consolidated Relief Stations Hot Food Stations Superintendents of Relief Stations (also called food stations) Commander of Official Camps Commanders of Several Camps Special Representative Seven Civil Chairmen of the Civil Sections Staff at Headquarters Registration Bureau Employment Bureau Special Relief and Rehabilitation Bureau Transportation Bureau

Finance Committee, April 18, 1906

Committee of Supervising Purchasing Committee Auditing Committee Committee on Hospitals

FINANCE COMMITTEE OF RELIEF & RED CROSS FUNDS, April 24, 1906

Executive Commission, June 22, 1906 Seven Civil Chairmen Committee on Relief Warehouses Committee on Camps Committee on Complaints Committee on Municipal Departments Committee on Sewing Circles Rehabilitation Committee, June 29, 1906 Seven Civil Section Committees

SAN FRANCISCO RELIEF AND RED CROSS FUNDS, A CORPORATION, July 20, 1906

Emergency Committees Appointed by the Citizens’ Committee, April 18, 1906 Executive Committee

Transportation of Refugees Relief of Hungry Housing the Homeless Roofing the Homeless Drugs and Medical Supplies Relief of Sick and Wounded Care in Hospitals Relief of Chinese Department A—Finance and Publicity Auditing Department Subscription Department Ledger Department Claim Voucher Department Cashier’s Department History Committee

Department B—Bills and Demands Supervising Committee (superseded by the Judicial Committee, Sept. 9, 1906)

Department C—Camps and Warehouses (Aug. 1, 1906, Relieved Army of Camps) Seven Civil Chairmen Camps Warehouses

Department D—Relief and Rehabilitation Rehabilitation Committee Seven Civil Section Committees, superseded October 26, 1906, by Sub-Committees: I. Temporary Aid and Transportation II. Aged and Infirm. Unsupported Children and Friendless Girls III. Unsupported or Partially Supported Families IV. Occupation for Women and Confidential Cases V. Housing and Shelter VI. Business Rehabilitation VII. Heads of Families Employed but Unable to Refurnish their Homes, Jan. 16, 1907 VIII. Committee on Deferred and Neglected Applications, Nov. 17, 1907 Bureau of Hospitals Industrial Bureau Bureau of Special Relief

Department E—Lands and Buildings

BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF RELIEF AND RED CROSS FUNDS, Feb. 4, 1909

Organizational chart as illustration.

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