[Illustration: Looking from Union Square at the Base of the Dewey Monument, Down Post Street at Stockton, Showing the Ruins of the Union League and the Pacific-Union Clubs, and the Shreve Office Building.] [Illustration: South of Market; Taken from the Corner of Seventh and Folsom Streets, Showing the U. S. Postoffice Left Center and Knob Hill Right Distance.] [Illustration: The Million-Dollar Cathedral and Convent of St. Ignacius, at the Corner of Golden Gate and Van Ness Avenues.] [Illustration: At the Corner of Dupont and Clay Streets, in Chinatown, Showing the Crumpled Tower of the Hall of Justice in the Left Center.] [Illustration: View Over Chinatown to Telegraph Hill and the Water Front, from the Corner of California and Powell Streets.] [Illustration: All That is Left of Telegraph Hill District, from Broadway and Kearny.] [Illustration: The Famous Pacific Street and Barbary Coast, the Bowery of San Francisco, Well Known to the Seamen of All Nations.] [Illustration: Ruins of the Large and Beautiful Temple Emanuel, on Sutter Street, Near Powell Street, Effects of the Earthquake and Flames.] [Illustration: Panorama View, Looking South from Knob Hill at the Corner of Jones and California Streets; Showing to the Bay and Potrero Heights; the Immediate Foreground was the Site of Many Hundreds of Good Family Hotels for Which the City Was Noted.] [Illustration: On California Street Near Van Ness Avenue; the Running-gears of the California Street Cable Cars, Which Were Burned Where They Stood.] [Illustration: On Market Street at Ninth, One Week After the Fire; Refugees En Route to the Ferry; Men of the Board of Public Works Repairing the Water Mains.] [Illustration: The Bread Line on Van Ness Avenue at Calvary Church Drawing Their Daily Rations from the Army and Red Cross Relief Stations; as the Wholesale Stores Were Destroyed, the Stocks of the Retail Stores Were Seized by the Authorities for a General and Equitable Distribution to All.] [Illustration: Refugee Food and Coffee Station in Union Square, Dewey Monument and Other Building corner of Powell and Geary Street.] [Illustration: Temporary Refugee Camp near Fort Mason.] [Illustration: Establishing Refugee Camp on Lombard Street, near Fort Mason.] [Illustration: Archbishop Montgomery Holding the Only Religious Services in the City of San Francisco, on the Presidio Reservation, on Sunday, April 22, 1906.] [Illustration: Refugees Quartered in Army Dog-tents, on the Common, Near Fort Mason.] [Illustration: Refugees Quartered in Army Wall Tents on the Presidio Reservation.] [Illustration: Refugee Camp on Gas-House Flats, at Lombard Street, Near Fort Mason.] [Illustration: Los Angeles' Relief Committee's Food Station in Golden Gate Park; first hot meals in three days for rich and poor Refugees alike.] [Illustration: Refugee Camp in Golden Gate Park, one week old; U. S. Army tents.]