The aftermath of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake saw Inkersley write articles of reportage and prospect : " Effects of the earthquake and fire upon the City of San Francisco and its buildings " ( May ) in '' Scientific American '' ; " Salving " Fireproof " Safes and Their Contents After the Great Fire of San Francisco " ( May ) in '' Scientific American '' ; " An Amateur 's Experience of Earthquake and Fire " ( June ) in '' Camera Craft '' ; ; " What San Francisco Has to Start With , " '' Overland Monthly '' ( June-July ) ; " Recovering Metals Melted in the San Francisco Fire " ( October ) in '' Scientific American '' ; In 1910 Inkersley married in Salisbury Cathedral Frances Fearn , widow of Walker Fearn . Her parents were James and Clarice Hewitt of Louisville . At the time Inkersley was described in the '' San Francisco Daily Times '' as " a well-known contributor to local periodicals " , and being of Lyme Regis in Dorset
1906 San Francisco earthquake
1906 San Francisco earthquake
Arthur Inkersley