[Illustration: Market Street east towards the Ferry, showing the Donohue Building and James Flood Building on north side; Call Building, The Emporium and Hale Brothers' Department Store on south side.] [Illustration: Hale Brothers' Department Store, Sixth and Market Streets.] [Illustration: From Geary and Stockton Streets to Market, showing the City of Paris Department Store and Mutual Bank Buildings on right; Marchand's Cafe, the Spaulding Building, the Graystone Hotel and the old Chronicle Building on left.] [Illustration: Union Trust Co. Crocker-Woolworth Bank New Chronicle Call Building Newman & Levinson (In construction) St. Francis Hotel James Flood Building California Casket Co.'s Building Shreve Building Monadnock Bldg. Spaulding Building Golden Gate Hall Westgate Apartments Mutual Bank City of Paris A view of the Retail and Hotel Districts, from Jones and Bush Streets to the Bay and Potrero Heights, and from Market and Sansome to Market and Sixth Streets.] [Illustration: Pine Street, Financial District, looking west, Merchants' Exchange on left.] [Illustration: Sacramento Street, from Kearny towards the Ferry, Pacific Mutual Building, corner Montgomery.] [Illustration: Cable Power-House ruins, corner California and Hyde Streets.] [Illustration: Post Street and Powell to Market, showing on left ruins of the Savoy Hotel, Union League Club, Pacific-Union Club, Shreve Building, Bohemian Club and Union Trust Bank Buildings.] [Illustration: Out Kearny Street from the corner of Union Square Avenue towards Telegraph Hill, small portion of new Chronicle Building on right.] [Illustration: From the corner of Market and Post, looking north on Montgomery Street, showing on right the Union Trust Co.'s Building, the Central Bank, the ruins of the Occidental Hotel, the Mills Building and the Stock Exchange; Site of the Masonic Temple and Bullock-Jones Building on left.] [Illustration: Looking north up Stockton Street from Geary, showing the Dana Building and the ruins of the Pacific-Union Club, Union Square Park at left.] [Illustration: From Market, North on Mason Street to Knob Hill; Showing the Tivoli Theatre Opposite the Poodle Dog, at the Corner of Eddy Street, Also Native Sons' Hall and the Fairmount Hotel in Distance.] [Illustration: Ruins of the Columbia Theatre, on Powell Street, the Highest-class Play-house of the City.] [Illustration: The New Tivoli Opera House, Corner of Mason and Eddy; on the Site of the Old Tivoli Music Hall; the Home for Years of the Tivoli Comic Opera Stock Company.] [Illustration: The Majestic Theatre, on Market Near Eighth Street.] [Illustration: The Central Theatre, on Market Street.] [Illustration: The Claus Spreckels One Million Dollar Brownstone Residence on Van Ness Avenue; the Residence to the Left Was Dynamited to Stop the Flames.]