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[preprinted] Board of Managers - 1905

[left hand side] J. MORA MOSS, M. D., SECRETARY

603 Mutual Savings Bank Building

EDWARD MILLS ADAMS, SENIOR VICE-PRES.

126 Stockton Street

JNO. A. HOSMER, JUNIOR VICE-PRES.

717 Kohl Building

CLARENCE S. SCOTT, TREASURER

805 Market Street

BYRON MAUZY, MARSHAL

308 Post Street

E. T. ALLEN

414 Market Street [/left hand side]

[center] ALEXANDER G. EELLS, PRESIDENT

71 Crocker Building

CALIFORNIA SOCIETY

[image: an eagle on top of a maltese cross "LIBERTAS ET PATRIA" and a scroll "SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION"] [/center]

[right hand side] COL. A. S. HUBBARD, REGISTRAR

2329 Bush Street

PELHAM W. AMES

126 Stockton Street

BRIG. GENL. C. A. COOLIDGE, U. S. A.

2800 Van Ness Ave.

J. S. MANLEY

130 Locust Street

R. M. SIMS

415 Clunie Building

ANDREW J. VINING

2134 Pine Street [/right hand side]

Instituted October 22, 1875 Constitution Adopted August 7, 1876

"The first body in inception, institution and organization, to unite the descendants of Revolutionary patriots and perpetuate the memory of all those who took part in the American Revolution and maintained the independence of the United States of America."

San Francisco, [/preprinted] 21 March, 1905

Mr. Charles G. Lathrop,

Dear Sir and Compatriot,

The California Society of the Sons of the American Revolution desires to show its respect for Mrs. Stanford by sending a delegation to attend her funeral. Is it possible for a pew to be reserved for this delegation?

Yours very truly,

J. Mora Moss