_Restoration of Light and Telephone_--Rudolph Spreckels, chairman; A. M. Hunt, secretary; Charles S. Wheeler, T. C. Friedlander, J. Martin, C. O. Lyman, Louis Glass, and F. M. Lamb. _Relief of Hungry_--Rabbi Voorsanger, chairman; Oscar Cooper, secretary; John S. Drum, S. B. McNear, Hugo K. Asher, W. P. Scott, Maurice Block, W. W. Thurston, and A. B. C. Dohrmann. _Housing the Homeless_--W. J. Bartnett, chairman; M. J. Cerf, secretary; R. M. Countryman, John H. Speck, J. Dalzell Brown, and Charles S. Fee. _Restoration of Fires in Dwellings_--Jeremiah Deneen, chairman; J. J. Mahony and George F. Duffey. _Finance Committee of the Relief and Red Cross Funds_--James D. Phelan, chairman; J. Downey Harvey, secretary; William Babcock, Horace Davis, M. H. De Young, Frank G. Drumm, James L. Flood, I. W. Hellman, Jr., William F. Herrin, Rufus P. Jennings, Herbert E. Law, Thomas Magee, Garret McEnerney, John P. Merrill, W. W. Morrow, Allan Pollok, Rudolph Spreckels, Charles Sutro, Jr., and Joseph S. Tobin. _Roofing the Homeless (Sub-committee of Housing the Homeless)_--Fairfax H. Wheelan, chairman; Miss Katherine Felton, O. K. Cushing, and F. J. Symmes. _Press Agent_--I. Choynski, chairman. _Drugs and Medical Supplies_--Dr. Harris, chairman; Father O'Ryan, Judge Hunt, J. J. Lermen, W. H. Metson, Dr. McGill, Dr. Garceau, and Max Mamlock. _Relief of Sick and Wounded_--Miss Katherine Felton, chairman; Mrs. John F. Merrill, Fairfax H. Wheelan, O. K. Cushing, and Dr. James W. Ward, sanitation. _Relief of Chinese_--Rev. Dr. Filben, chairman. _Permanent Location of Chinatown_--Abraham Ruef, chairman; James D. Phelan, Jeremiah Deneen, Dr. James W. Ward, and Dr. Filben. _Restoration and Resumption of Retail Trade_--Geo. W. Wittman, chairman; H. D. Loveland. _Citizens' Police Committee_--H. U. Brandenstein, chairman. _Auxiliary Fire Committee_--A. W. Wilson, chairman. _Restoration of Abbattoirs_--Henry Miller, chairman. _History and Statistics_--John S. Drum, chairman; E. F. Moran, secretary; Richard C. Harrison, and Clement Bennett. _Organization of the Wholesalers_--William Babcock, chairman. Martial law having been declared, one of the first orders of the Citizens' Committee was embodied in the first proclamation of the Mayor: "Troops and police are authorized to kill on sight any person or persons caught looting." After that there were occasional reports in the burned districts; they may have been exploding automobile tires--no one stopped to inquire. Anyway, there was no further looting.