The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 22, 1895, Page 14

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, JUNE £2, 1895. HELP WANTED—Continned. NGINEER, MACHINIST AND i 1s $1 d. The total value b e r'o{"éf;:rpm lon in 1894 wwas over 6,500,000, I think there can be no . J doubt but that if it could be once determined that leaf tobacco, from Havana seed, of a qual- ity satisfactory 1o cigar-manufacturers, could be grown here at a profit, it would not only ar- tract & new class of settlers o the State, but would farnish_to farmers now here a valuable Movement Whereby Merchants | rop o diversify the farm outpat. May Stiffen Mr. Chipman stated in conclusion that and Crowers Y i the Bonrdpof Trade can well afford to in- the Market. dorse Culp’s plans to farmers, and urge P8 pl them to promote his enterprise and their own welfare by the purchase of his book. Mr. Culln ;;lamed‘ is firxt‘cmp ohf ufnbnctéo in 1860. In his early experience he found, AGAINST CONSIGNING EAST. as have all others, that the plant grows too rank for manufacturing purposes, and he ]almmdf long, until h:hhu“dk how (i) ‘i‘&“e’ the leaf and remove the rankness. In 1872 By Holding the Callfornla. Broduct |, *icvred from: leaf-dealors and ‘cigir It May Be Made to Con- manufacturers in San Francisco the state- trol. ments in writing that he then produced tobacco suitable for a cigar-filler equal to any imported from the island of Cuba. Up to that time there were no cigar-wrappers 5 " N roduced in the State. The driea fruit season is marked by a | PPpOUCel n b Gis Alicoverca 2 poocess tor strong movement among local commission | renoving the undesirable qualities from aen tw prevent the waste of values. It is| California tobacco, and now Eastern man- urged that under wild promises the grower | facturers have pronounced it the best leaf is apt to consign his crop to Eastern | grown outside of Cuba. As a matter of houses, which simply reimburse them-|fact he has n selling nearly all of his ;. tobacco to an Eastern firm of cigar-makers, selves and disregard the true home inter- | 1903CC0 10 A Bastexh G prorgise e ests of the consignor. The local commis- | wouiq not tell that they are selling his sion men say they can offer the grower | product as gennine Havana cifiars,}nd justas good terms as the Eastern houses, | cigar extpertflmve not learned the aiffer- with the further assurance that, by dealing | ence yet. with them, the grower is helping to build | ;, In_speaking of the advantages of the 5 Sali .. | Pacific Coast climate Mr. Culp says that up a firm market by which California|;e”ceason of planting extends over a dried fruit may control the markets of the period of four months, instead of a few world. weeks as in other States. This allows The position local houses take is shown C:glti}(ornia plnn:;rslto c;xl‘t‘:\ n::mlarge} Icer:\[,v! i i a i om-| With comparatively fe n. vy ;‘ni:!ic:::u‘l::r&?:;:) ‘:\tf bivh?s"éfi'?‘flf,'&' :rom rains, destructive winds and frosts during which the followingi s an extract: the growing seazon are lml'x_eard of here. We believe the joss to the producer hereto- | A 800d SO of toba -“em’d‘he Oyher fore Las been, to a great extent, due to con- | MOre profit than any other product of the signments made to Eastern commission houses | 80il. Another feature that makes Califor- with whom parties xhip&ning are entirely unac- [ nia equal to any other State for this prod- quainted. ere should be a better Teeling | uct is that there are no summer rains to and more confidence shown as between the | wash the gum and flavor from the plants, San Francisco fruithouses and the producer. | y¢'in other States, and in this respect the 0 ds are handled by reputable firms : & T e e Staie Tnwhioh o 1ins | climate resembles that of the best tobacco g el e e | producing districts of Cuba. T mritine. o Bastern hows ot | | Tt1s. reraarkable that these naturalini: wnom you know nothing vou are simply ss- | vantages have not been more fully under- sisting in building up intercsts apart from your | stood by the farmers of the State. For own and are, in many instances, in danger of | vears tne San Francisco cigar manufac- baving your goods sacrificed without your o2 | fyrers iave been desirous of getting all of Ve strongly call vour attention to | the Culp tobacco they could secure, and lh‘e‘clf:lx“::'u:o;rolmis’gu’;us consignments East | there has been a demand from the same do more toward ruining prices than heavy | source for all California leaf tobacco. crops and foreign competition combined. Our | ~ Mr, Meyers of the Cigar-makers’ Union dried fruit should be carried here and 50ld | jnformed’ the members of the Board of 1. 0. b. exclusively. 2 Trade and Manufacturers’ and Producers, 1t is urged by the commission men that | Association that the union would be well the great point to be gained is the estab- | pleased to handle tons instead of pounds lishment of more confidence between home | of the California product. growers and home commission houses. They considered it equal to any grown California, they say, might easily control | outside of Cuba. the dried fruit market. Asitis, theyal- | = Another authority on tobacco has said lege that fruit is dumped on the Eustern | recently that the California_product is market at the wrong season, and the home | without a rival. He is S. A. Nahon, who grower is altogether at the mercy of the | has been in the tobacco business for thirty Eastern buyer. i years, and is familiar with every detail, An agent for a local house writes as fol- | from ' planting the seed to smoking the lows from the East: manufactured article. His knowledge To give vou an idea how the businesshas | Was obtained in parts of the world where been transacted throughout the East, I have | the plant is raised and worked. just learned of a broker here who visited our On Friday he obtained a small bunch of State and solicited consignments on 50 per cent | Jeaves that had been cxhibited at the advances. His success was marked, as he now | Board of Trade rooms. He removed the | has in cold storage five cars of prunes, besides s = c i s and several cars of other varieties of frujts, This | Tankness by some simple process an is the first city 1 have visited where the big | Yesterday he rolled two cigars which Secre: merchants do not like the consignment busi- | tary Filcher states were the best he ever ness, as they claim that the smallest jobber | smoked. Mr. Nahon is very enthusiastic, buys five bags at the same price as they pur- | and is now hunting for forty acres of land chase carlots f. o. b. California, They are ! where he can raise tobacoo. conseguently compelled o avail themseives of sl = Theso spot. Boods, as they state, whenever an | _ Lnquiries are being "(’i"de at the Board 1.0.b. is made. 'Mr. Commission Man, with | Of Trade rooms every day concerning to- nothing to risk (the goods belonging to some- | bacco. Yesterday one was received from ®ody else) always drops his price below their | Frank Wigzins, superintendent of the Los landing figure. 1 Angeles Chamber of Commerce. He {ilEihe’ Calliorhix fruit people. are not inten- | states that many inquiries are being made ionally tryi ruin the dried fruit business | © i H they eould not more eifectunily do so than by u | i that ","F“ffl the State on this ?(‘;Pl““'-- continuation of these consignments. It is | Secretary Filcher, in answering, said: natural o suppose that an occasional grower | Replying to your favor of June the 19th I who canuot be controlled will consign acar | will say_that Mr. J. D. Culp's home is atSan here or there, but that cuts no figure, as once | Felipe, Santa Clara County. or twice nipped he quits. The ones whokeep | We have some of his tobacco-on exhibition, it up, however. are the larger dealers inSan | and it attracts a great deal of attention from Fraucisco and the dealers and growers in San | tobacco men and cigar-makers. Only to-day & Jose, Fresno and other merkets of importance. | Spanish_cigar-maker of thirty years' experi- They are slowly but surely killing one of our | ence rolled me a cigar out of some of Culp's greatest interests, and unless they stop writing | tobacco, and it was decidedly a superior smoke. literaturc and take this question and settle it | We also have a nice exhibit of tobacco from once for all the fruit business will not be worth | Fresno County, butI can’t tell you who is the while wasting any more time over. Fruitmust | grower. Miss Nellie Boyd of Fresno would be handled . 0. b. to make same profitable to | know, asit came to us from her. cither the grower or dealer. and it would pay | Our Board of Trade had the tobacco question California “handsomely to throw the entire | up for consideration at iis last meeting, at crop of dried fruit for one season into the Pa- | which time President Chipman rendered a re- cific Oeean if by so doing she could demon- | porton the subject, to be further considered strate to the Eastern buyers that they are un- | and acted upon at the next meeting. The able to purchase fruits consigned East to be | more the subject is investigated. the more sold for whatever they will bring. there seems to bg in it for Californa. It also appears that & great deal of this | M. Culp asserts, after long experience, that i et 4 we can raise better cigar tobacco—both wrap- consigning to the East is done by local | persand fillers—in California than anvwhere commission men themselves. Some of | else on the continent, and that we can raise as these make heavy advances to the growers, | zood tobacco for other purposes as they can reimbursement for which they are unable | bRt 1?\ o olhe:i T:Mc- lla :illlsuhxfglcmnh to wait for, and therefore the fruit is|investigating, and Iam glad to learn that your sacrificed simply to return the amount of [ {hamber of Commerce 15 taking an interest the advances and the commission. As an 5 — instance in point may be quoted the follow- | = ing extract from a Jetter received by a com- | Os J» MINER'S PETROLEUM, mission man from an Eastern agen We are sending you to-day a sample of No. 1| A Company Likely to Develop the Moorparks, grown and packed in Contra Costa County Oil Valley. These goods are packed in 25-pound’ Field. boxes and were sold a feyy days since at 7 cents A as :!ehvcred here, bcihnr: R of . cunsizml;wn'- In all probability the petroleum oil fields 0 & commission-house here. ou may draw | : ~c vi Ve your own conclusion. It is just this kind of a | it Contra Costa County will be developed sale which precludes the possibility of i.0. b. | in the near future and particularly those business, and you merchants in California are iner’ v i yourselyes to Blame jor the ruination of direct | O O- J- Miner’s ranch, eleven miles north Eales. We have seen the Fruit Exchenge coa- [ Of Oakland. The CaLr on several occa- tract. Itis a good document, but we think you | sions published accounts of the oil and gas would serve your own interest better if your croppings and the statements of experts it (xchange would impose such o heavy | who assert that the surface indications are T Eraaton op “ehder 1t Tipossible for aicot- | 1o\ao6q it mot -better than thoss 1n . th \,u.me';;_ P g iDL iuony w““gnmem" east and southern parts of the State. Tests In conclusion, unless some remedy is applied, | Were made of the productand tne verdict the California fruit business will speedily re- | was that it isof a superior quality. The solve itself into a retail fruit proposition. Manufacturers’ and Producers’ Association It is hoped by the local merchants that | took up the matter and sent a special com- the discussion of the consignment question | mittee to look over the ground. Their re- will result in some better underscanding | port to the main body very favorable. between commission men and growers for | These statements and reports of investi- their mutual benefit. gations have not escaped the attention of —_— men who see in the oily outeroppings the S e sossibility of a very profitable indnstry, ] K’es(erdayn gentleman, whose name for the present is withheld, called at the office of 1 | the association and asked for further par- ticulars. He was given the committee’s report. The gentieman stated that he was Words of Praise for the Leaf of familiar with the oil industry and if he found the fields as rcprefiemed he wo:;ld This S organize a company for the purpose of de- s State Spoken by veloping wells on the Miner ranch. He Experts. intimated that he had the finaucial back- ing to undertake the work and put the machinery on the ground. The Cultivation of the Plant Prom- | Assistant Secretary Fred H. Dingle ises to Be a Leading In~ promised all assistance possible, and at dustry. once sent word to Mr. Miner to meet the gentleman and take him to the ranch. The man will report to the association the re- The Cigar-makers’ Union, the Manufac- | $ult of his examination of the Miner oil turers’ and Producers’ Association and the | PFOPerty- California State Board of Trade have taken hold of the question of tobacco culture in THE VABSI__J UBILEE. this State, and their researches have High Mass, Grand Music and a Recep- caused much surprise. At the last meet- tion the Main Feature: ing of the Board of Trade the subject of | All arrangements have been completed tobacco was taken up and placed in the | for the celebration of the golden jubilee of hands of N. P. Chipman for investigation. | Rev. A. Varsi, 8. J., at St. Ignatius Mr. Chipman submitted his report yester- { Church to-morrow. day. 3 At the solemn high mass, which will He spoke of the experience o! J.D. Culp | be celebrated at 10:30 o’clock, the music of Ban Felipe, Santa Clara County, who | will consist principally of Alari’s mass, has been growing tobacco for the past thir- | with selections from ~other composers. ty-fiveyears. . Mr. C.‘flx;,d_es"es the assist-| All the principal male solo singers of the ance of the board in bringing this profit- | various 'churches have been engaged. able industry to the front ranks. .He|The chorusee will be rendered by the male Proposes to write a treatise on the subject | choir of the church, comprising over as soon as he can secure the means. eighty voices. The entire Tivoli orchestra . Mr. Chngm-n submitted statistics show- | will, in addition to the organ, furnish the lsng thn‘: 1! ;re :’re mxu_;rl:, tobacco-growing | music. tates in_the Union. ¢ average varies | The sermon will be preached by Rev. between 523,000 and 752,000 acres, the total | Father Kenna, 8.7J., of Santa Cl.'n,'n Col- valueof which isabout $44,150,150. He says: 1e§.e. And Yflu & product to be resorted to in di- he reception to Father Varsi will be versitying our crorl this plant has a high | held in the Sodality Chapel at 4 o’clock. value, and especially in California, if we can | A very large purse has E:,en raised and be taught how to cure it and make a cigar- | wil) he P i wrapper acceptableto commerce. Tobacco is | 111 D¢ presented to Father Varsiasa tes- S s grown from the seed, Mr. | fimonial. The contributions have been Culp raises his own seed, plants it in hotbeds | YeIy generous, but the amount will not be or otherwise and transpiants. The planting | disclosed until after the presentation has season is from March to June, ha; ing from | been made. SIS 108 S ent | the évening at 715 oclock the s altyi woil lo. seqpiven s b foothille ave | Yices wiil consist of solemn vespers and good. The average vield is about 1500 pounds benediction. The music will be of a 1> the scre, oured prodnot. The cost to plant, | Special character, but not so claborate as wnm.cnlfivm. harvest and cure tobacco is | at the morning service. about $100 an acre. Mr. Culp secured as high : —_————— 8850 cents per pound. At 25 cents the profits | In baking powder itis safer to use the are larga. Royal only, an article that many yvears’ ex- in this conniry 1oa tovacce. that will lapiass | perience has proved most efclent. and or be to some extent a_substitute for Havana | which has been officially demonstrated cigar wrapping tobacco. The import value of | pure and wholesome. x . J Green, Con; It Will Resume Its Polytechnic Training Courses Next Month. NEW TRUSTEE§ AND FACULTY. L. A. Buchanan, Formerly of Leland Stanford University, the Principal. The Cogswell Polytechnic College, which has heen closed for several years owing to litigation, the details of which have ap- peared in the newspapers, will reopen on July 22 with a new faculty and a new board of trustees. Principal L. A. Buchanan is at the col- lege every weekday from 10 A. > t0 2 ». M. to enrol! pupils who apply for admis- sion. Already more than forty have en- | rolled, and it is expected the number will reach 150. The eligible students are those of the eighth and ninth grades and grad- uates from the grammar schools. There is no tuition charge, but pupils must pay for materials consumed. The object of the college, which is sup- ported by endowment, is to educate pupils mentally and manually. The desire is to make it more than an ordinary manual training school, and to so instruct the pupils that when they shall have com- pleted their terms they will be able to earn a livelihood by some industrial branch, besides possessing a broad and general education. The term will begin with the junior and middle classes. The middle class candi- dates are those who have had a year's training in the high schools. The course of study will be English and history, mathematics and science, in the academicstudies. The industrial branches will include shorthand, typewriting, dress- making and millinery work. The art cou includes clay-modeling, freehand drawing, woodcarving and sculpture. There will also be shopwork, including woodworking, blacksmithing, foundry and machine-shop practice and mechanical drawing, architectural and machine de- sign. There will be a special course open to students who have had preliminary train- ing elsewhere and do not desire the regular course. It ywill include shorthand, type- writing and millinery. The students ap- lying for these special courses must be at east 17 years of age. The {)rofesscrs and teachers have heen selected with the exception of the 'in- ructors in science and mechanical draw- ing and iron working, whose names will be announced later. L. A. Buchanan, the principal of the college, is by early training a pattern- maker and machin He has for five years taught mechanical engineering in universities. For three years he was an instructor at Stanford and for one year he taught sciences in the Lick School. ‘W. B. Clark will have the chair of math- ematics. The English and history classes will be conducted by Miss May Cogswell, a niece of Dr. Cogswell, and graduate of the State Normal School. Miss Nellie Gal- lagher, a shorthand-writer and type-writer, will have charge of those classes. Miss Ada Brown, graduate of Pratt Institute, Brook- iyn, will conduct the sewing and _cooking classes. R. Herring will instructthe work- ersin wood. Milo J. Griffith, of the Royal Academy of London, has been selected as the instructor in clay modeling and sculp- ture, and will be at the head of the art classes. The trt tees are: Dr. H. D. Cogswell and his wife; Robert Ewing, contractor and | builder; Oscar Lewis, contractor; Thomas Knight, Abner Doble and J. H. Culver. HOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND HOTET. G F Hanscom & w, , Sacramento 1and G F Blackburn, Oskiand F Dubkinan, Grass Vally W C Simmons, Salinas J P Maleville, Grass V¥ F P Black, San Jose A M Warnekros, Fresuo J P Nichols, Salt Lake ¥ P Kerns, Marysville R ‘otton, Boston JCJones & w, Sacto S IT Hazard. Empire City H A Merriam, Cal AAT: nta Cruz T H Glede, Sacto 3¢ acaville W E McKee, Sacto Mrs Crystal, Vacaville J W Oatman, Reno Miss Crystal, Vacaville T M Hawkins, Eddy Mrs F W Me; Oakind J B Richardson, Suisun Miss H Durgin, S Barbra H M Fish, Chicago C B Dervas, Sacto T L Foster, 1. ash Angeles M B Grane: B H Goldwater, Cal V Courtols, Santa Rosa J P Davenport, Ls Angles C M Weber, Stockton 1 A Lippeit, Petaluma H E Adams, Stockton W J McNulty, Sacto F W Teeple, Chicago C E Severance, San Jose PALACE HOTEL. F V Drake, Los Angeles J Schutzel & w, Los Ang C H Miller, Pa Perkins, N Y J L Reis & w, Los Gatos A D Simpson, N. Y T P Eagan. Cincinnati F Egan, Cincinnati T J Field, Monterey WT Harris & w.3Monterey Miss M Tyler, Pasadena A J White, N Y J A McCarthy, N Y J Krauskopf, Phila F BLong & w. Lebanon M M Long, Lebanon W MHarripgton, Lebanon D T Davies. Mariposa SJ Menzies, London M de Ia Port & w, Ireland A H Nafizger, Riverside M Cohn, Los Angeles O L Woerner, N ¥ Mrs H A Deer, Pasadena Mrs 1 Mithoft,Columbus Miss Horn, Columbus 3irs M Parker, Los Ang Mrs A L Cookey, N Y I H Davis, Chicago G H Appel, Cincinnatl Mrs B H Stemmaen,Sacto LICK HOUSE. A_ Shackelton & wf, 1 M Lane, Seattle Woodland T Lee, Sacto jes Mrs N Webber, Mill Val Rev J Rogers, Marin Co R B B2l St Helena, R B Saffold, Napa A W Jjones Jr, Monterey W H Radfora,Weavervil T H Wooa, Sulsun J F O'Shea, Portland Mrs J M Ingalls, Petima A T Lupman, Berkeley M Niles, Soquel F E Spencer, San Jose Dr W C'Jones, Grass Val Dr Aird & w¥, Salt Lake N H Wulit, Napa BALDWIN HOTEL. A X Ogan, San Jose W R Clark, Fresno D W Burchard. San Jose W I Whittaker, Los An, A A Goss, Boone, La T J Crowley, San Rafael H ¥ Conner, Or R M Bonet, Los Angeles J H Wilkins, Sacto A Gogel, St Louis FE Winning Omaha W A Lapham. N v G Strachan, Phila G A Laury, Boston R C Irvine, Sscramento J L Mzude, Sacramento NEW WESTERN HOTEL. N P Shaw, Boston H Hart, Boston S Snllivan, Kans D Crothy, Mexico W Murray & wf, S Rosa 1 Crook, N Y S J Brinkhurst, Ky R Hayes, Brentwood J Dolber & w¥, Berkeley S Steinberg, US A J Thuedell, US N D C Donervan, N Y N Bitzer, Rosebury H M Wuoff, Oakland C A Hagy, Alameda D J Keoham, Baltimore ——————— The mother of Lord Cornwallis did not, at first, favor the idea of a military career for her son. : ———eeeeeeee SAN FRANCISCO “CALL. BUSINESS OFFICE ofthe 8an Francisco CALI— 710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every night in the year. g DRANCH OFFICES—530 Montgomery street, corner Clay: open until 9:30 o'clock. 359 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. %17 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixtcenth and Mission streets, open until 8 o'clock. 2518 Mission street, open untfl 9 o'clock, 116 Ninth street, open until 9:30 o'cloci NOTICE OF MEETINGS. @ WILDEY ENCAMPMENT NO, 23, 1. 0. 0. I, meets TO-NIGHT mx Oriental Hall, Alcazar buflding. Election of ofticers. Important busin _A. J. Duxinie, Scribe. R, EURERA BENEVOLENT ASSOCL ation—The members of the Eurekn Bepevo- lent Association are respectfully requested (0 at- tend the semi-annual meeting on SUNDAY, June 23, 1885, at 10 a. M., at office of secretary, 105 Stockton st., room 24. "By order L LOESSER, Secretary. s REENLESS, C. P, CHURCH NOTICES. HOW ARD - STREET METHOD: piscopal Chiureh. bet. Second and Third Rev. W. W. Case, D.D).. pastor. Martin Schuliz, Gibson, Sunday musical director. perintendent. Hours of public services, 11 . 3. 3. Sunduy-school at 12:30." Prayer- meeting Wednesday worth Leazue, 6:45 Sunday eveny 0d, and other go: Subject 0f evening seruio A romance of two worlds, or shall we know euch Pastor's residence, 2026 Howard st. other there?” ‘Telephone 60 will_preach at 11 a. “The Touch of the celebrated nd also every evening during the week. At3P.y.on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs. duy and Friday Mr. Varley will give Bible readings in the church.” Seats free. All are welcome. FIRST “PRESBYTERIAN CIIURCH, cor. Van Ness ave, and Sacramento st. Robert Mackenzie, D.D., pastor: Rev. W. Preaching services at 11 Subject for the morning: he infiuence of art fn_building character. Sub- “Tpe ‘Unknown Quantity’ 5 P. M. Young Mdeavor at 6:30 Henry Varle; A. M. and 7:4 ject for the evenin; in Life.” Sunday-scl People’s Society of Christian . ). Prayer-meeting Wednesday evening at 7:45 1l are welcome to these services. FIRST BAPTIST CHU near Jones—Rev. CH, ELDY ST., M. P. Bovnion. acting pastor. Services Sunday, June £3, 1895, Preaching by the acting pastor at 11 a. 3., subject 3 and at 7:30 ““Afraid of God.” Baptism before sermon. S school, 12:30 ». .; Y. P. §. of C. E.at 6:30 r. . Young men’s meeting, Mouday evening at 8 o'clock. All these services are open to the public. Strangers are cordially welcome. SPECIAL NOTIC MISS OLIVE WHITNEY, BATIIS, of rheumatism’ and pain, hand-rubbing RACTICAL E Room b, 110 Sixth st. e urk si. to 11034 Stockton; steam, cabinet baths; room 3. Fa CORNS REMOVED WITHOUT KNIFE . iropodic Inst a G BAD TENA Collections made, , 415 Montgy | box 99, th. | 4 children, $2i | $20; maid, $20: nurse, German go | $20; 12 housework girls, City’ or_country oung girls, ussist, $10 10 $15. : I N S 1. PHILLLP at-law and Notary Pubii opp. Palace Hotel. ATTORNEY- 638 Murket st Residence, 1620 Fell st. J.B. MCINTY HE, BOOKBINDER AND 2 Commiercial st. A WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 C WEEKLY CALL.in wrapper, for mailing. Printer. 4 MPLOYMENT d German girls ure | PLUNKETT, 424 Sutier st. “RELIABLE TIDOW WOULD LI} C andcleaning a few hours a day | sist waiting maid and ass waitress, coun €0., 11 care of children or light housework ; best res ences given and required. Address 10 Zoe st., off Bryant, between Third and Fourth. RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES do washing, ironing, cooking or housework by MRS CURTIS, 11515 Twenty-sixth st., AGED AMERICAN WOMAN wishes situation 2s ladies’ nurse, invalid or | children. Apply 17 Polk st RMAN TAU 0c a lesson; also a furnished | room desired in exchange for tuition. Mademoiselle, Call Branch Off IRL LATELY FROM GERM our residence at 116 Ninth st. NY WISHES | B | Wax ED—YOU WOrK in a small fam- | | Fresno, general housewor; | for San Matey | wushing. 113 J women READY, 6 Cu.\smum,\xh‘ E TION AS SEAM- stress and care of small children; good home more of an object than wages. Call or address 21 O'Farrell st. wishes situation to kind of light work £ood home more an object than wages. Call room SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. 500 EIVE AS SECURITY BY YO married man for sieady work of any Kinc. Address S. C., box 164, Call Office. PERSONALS, wno left Chica, years ago; his brothers and sisters are hear from him. otel. 100 and found e Toy 110 deary, electrician for count and free fare. C. R. HANSEN & communicate DANISH M N AND WIFE W tions (0 work on a ranch; man good farmer; plain coo <. address M. C., box 166, WAN S| O: years' experience large Eastern factory. Ad- dress 11915 Langton st. {XPERIENCED MALE cagement: city or country; will travel wi atient: best references. Address A. J.S., 476 es: H DRESS SUITS, | brother, CHA RLES KE hicago, Il COLORED WAITERS W R.737 West For 4 first-class country hotel, $30. iRS, CITY, A s a day: 15 scrap 4 at Byron Mau ime 25,and Tuesday & CO., 110 Gesry ‘and free fare, wanted requested 10_communicat TRICTLY SOBER, ACTIVEAND RELIABLE man 28 years old would like to get a situation with some Whoiesale house, firm or factory, where he can make himseif useiul; aiso is a_first-class carpenter. Add ress S.B., box 7, Call Office. IDDLE-AGED MAN WANTS ment as collector or any kind of Jight work; can give good security and reference. * Address B., box 19, ¢ tice. SPECTABLE MAN, WISHES ing and evening for' his board 805 Geary. "OUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS clerk in & dry-goods store; city or country: references as head clerk from Paris, France; will be satisfied with small wages. Write to E. F., box T72. Call Office. S JATION WANTED BY A RELIABLE, steady voung man to do any kind of work ; has worked for many years in a lumber-mili; not afruid of work. Cali'or address J. N. A., box 145, Call Office. MAY Ny WITH TOOLS WANTS WORK A. B. WARD, box 99, Call Office. POSITION AS CLERK IN GR( cery-store: country or city; have had 10 vears experieiice and can zive best of references from former employ ) TRICIAN DESIKES PO- sition to take charge of light or power plant, Address Electric, box 18, Call. The said CHARLES Ca\F SSAYER WHO UNDERSTANDS representatives. if dead, wil gamating for a mine, $90. €0., 110 Geary 5 JRY COOK FOR COUNTRY HOTEL, 3t opean waiters >. E R. HANSEN foralaundry, . AT MOROSCO'S GRAND ObF 00 men and women to apy s’ for the priviiege of $10; BELLBOY, $15, HOTEL great race scene. Apply at the stag Monday noon. PARBER WANTED TO-DAY (SATURDAY). Seventeenth and Howard sts. 0D BARBER FOR SATURDAY AT 215 TTO TAILORS_IF end to 612 C1: TURDAY AFTERNOON, (100D BARBER, unday and evenings. 609 Lark MORRISOF W N vrite ED G. BUTZBACH. FOR SATURDAY. A VERITE HATR-DF moved 10 Grant ave., Marke: ING BAZAAR RE nd O Farrell stg. C.ANY STYLE shiampoo, 50, ‘weltth and Mis 1, until 12 o'clock. 34 Fourth st. YUTSIDE SMAN FOR CTTY WAN {gueagement on commission oF sala bis of ERMA LEN, 105 Stoc ton st. AT, REFIN TOAK- MAN AND SCANDIN and $30: German or French rotestant lady’s maid and searm- ranch cook, and in city and coun- MAN HO' hambermaid, . £20_and W ANTED-CoMP) fcx hotal in city, Diher watresses. and secona girl for in country, $25 and 20, Apply MISS W ANTED — CHAMBER Tess. p'ain hotel in country, $20. KETD Sutter st. D — AN COf . boarding-Liouse, nurse, $25: French chamberma 25, LEON ANDRE, 315 Stockton FOR AND FRE chambermaid for springs and as 20. free fare: waitress and chambir- by WAT Apply MISS waiting for summer resort v hotel, RMAID FOR chamber maid for 0, frec fare both way aid, city, $15. C. R. H.J to take care of a child, wage: R WAITRE: AND CHAMB 0 cook on ranches. 4 Clay st. AT ON TABIE, men 10 cook on ranches. / counyry S 5; German girl, § dy 9: waitresses, hotel; German girl, ‘assist, Alma; others. OPOLD, 957 Market st. QITUATIONS WANIED BY 2 COMPE second work and general Lousework, cooking: references. Address 233 Fulton st. ME _SPRIY 20 Kearny st. 0 do housework; is good widower's family preferred; no triflers. Address 1104 Mission st., room 6. "ELL RECOMM cook; small ant girl desires situation as child’s nurse; city Bcotels, box 157, Call. baby. 1016 1 1DOW WITIH A CHIL) DEC ANT GIRL FOR G y TSE work in smali family. 222 Dolores, near Six- 525 Taylol tion as housekeeper or as sewmstress and | housework; no objection to countr: 'y if mear a box 41, this offic v vants work inthe country:; middle-aged Amer- | ond st. sL., Tear cotiage. Pleuse call at 322 Shotwell Seventeenth and JXPEEIENCED ST Ykeeper jor hotel wis stands full management. VARDESS OR HOUSE bes a situation; under- | N] Address J. R., b0X 43, | Lonosnn s, . o [ GERMAN GIRL vosition in American family; is 20od cook aud es $15; references. Call jor 8 days, YIRL TO MIND BABY: AGE ABOUT 13 OR 15. 43434 Fourteenth st. 0 DO _LIG ldren. Go )D HOMIE T x girl 14 t0 16 years; 27 Hawthorne l ELIABL [T work: wages $10. DDLE-AGED Y table and assi T WITH HOUSE- 5215 Castro st.. 10 to OMAN T in housework. 1301 Point d ave. IRALHOUSEWORK: S Call 810 Tenth st., from 810 12 A. M. YIRL FOR _BOUS | X cooking. 17 781 Mission st N GIRL. WANTS SITUATION IN 0 do general Lousework and 182315 Vallejo st. G IRL FOR T be good cook. IRLOF 14 TO 16 TO ASSIST k. 817 Jones st. stands good cooking and housework would like to work for a few hours a day or al! day if not too Apply M. M., box 15, Call Office. situation to do housework: good references. | Address Eagle House, room 32, 1311 San Pabi ONT STIC LADI 4 for new plan of life. ance: salary or commission. International In- | demnity Company, 206 Sansome s YIRL WANT MALL RESTAURANT 10 wait at tubles. 258 First 534 FOLSOM | near Grant ave. ARBER FOR SATURDAY AND 3 : agents wanted years' experience for steady. , 2120 Point Lobos R.J. MILTON BOWERS H #nd resumeit practi E Barbers' Ass., books. novels. RAPMAEL, 247 4 wait at half usual price: wan 959 Howard and 90414 druft-or falling SMITH BROS LL AS NEW BARS, . mirrors, desks, | 2 showe: at gafes, chuirs, scales, et them, t0o; be sure and see stoc! imer article; pays $3 50 & day. Apply and get prices be- able man with § wants an active and I take half interest in SHILLCOCK, 620 Clay st. TIN LIGHT ain, steady man trial given be- Oak Boll Top Desiss, Oilcloths and Linolenim: Stoves and Ranges. . satistied with 31 SHOP FOR SALE. Cash or time payme: th and Dolores sts. 1017-1019-1021-1023 Mission st., above Sixih. EADQUART phones, cheap ry office or drive wagor T PLACE FOR CAPES AND SUITS RE opp. Howard: New rescaurant, 655 " AS SOLICITC for cigars on a fair proposition. Apply at 8591 bet. 9 and 10 o'clock A. ()LD BUILDI store-fixtures, doors, GS~ BOUGHT SAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—THE ) Y CALL, sent to P States or Canada one year for $1 : best spring beds; EDALE—ROOMS 25¢ TO 50¢ 3 k: open all night. DRESSMAKERS. SKIRTS, $1 d to <old hairy 607 Montgome: MECHANICS | 1 Rolkin, Reno House proprie- Denver Hou: 5 clock: no electricity ASSBOOK W1 4 Savings and Loan Society of 10 know that 10 $3 per wee TO TAKE LODGING AT 10c, 150 and 20c a night, including coffee aud roils. 624 Washington st., néar Kearny DELL HOUSE, 6TH A I 75¢ weels, 15¢ nig The finder will ple CH THE J1E of San Francisco in ngs and Loan the name of ‘The finder will please return to bank. A $ rooms for two, 25¢ n day, $1 50 4 week| reading room- same by pro dore while you wait: at léss than half the Tepaliing done at half price; work 3 ion st., bet. First st. and NO MEDICINE 1ts or worthless pills use Ler own physician for all f 25 cents per night; Pacific House Commer: 1 60 per week. ial'and Leidesdorft sts. 57 MARKET § 2 CURE FOR ALL < : ladies may have the benefit o skill and attention ot a physician of long and a homie in confinement with th the privacy of a home and nience of a hospital: those who are sick S WANTED_EITHER SEX: 25 PER | paciasii bract o an_Francisco. IRL TO ASSIST TOC ear Valencia. VORK. 68114 mstress or chambermaid; city Call 1 Martha place, near Mason st., D or oft TV ANTED—SCHOOL T S MENDING DONE NEATLY v. 25 Taylor st., room 8. | 'S MENDING—144 FIFTH § IDDLE-AGED PERSON WOULD LIKE PO- sition in hotel or family Call or address 1128 EFINED YOUNG _WIDOW East would like any kind of sewing or gentle- country preterred. | 3cpOWELL Dressmaking Academ 5 HANDS ON LADIES' Apply 52: position to work_for he Western Journal of Education. WHITAKER & RAY CO.,723 Market st., between 9 and 10 a. r. FIR! SS OPERATOR O ironer. Apply at San Jose AND SEW G GTRLS | paiterns “cut to order, 25 cents up. 213 Powell, men’s mending; satisfaction guaranteed. Call 1 10 8 P. M. room 2, first iat, 119 Ninth st. S TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- good references. (IRL WISHE: Sork: fs willin HEAPEST AN WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the United States or Canada one year for $1 50, post- N AMERIC. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE ithout trying on; CTLY ~ COMPLETED call and test. Lawrence Cutting-school, 1231 Market st. £ GARMO'S WONDERFUL FRENCH tallor method of three measures: the ouly piace to learn the true method of dresscutting; complete course $10: lessons given; dressmaking by the week or month: the latest in basting, bon- skirts, sleeves, collars, revers, etc.; dresses made on short notice: cutiing and fitting a spe- cialty. DE GARMO. 216 Powell st. Y MAN AND WIFE £00¢ COOK: can do washing and ironing; man carpenter, painter. general house and farm ework. V., box 165, Call Office. (GERMAN), W' ag T IN AMERICA—THE WEEKLY CALL, sent to any_address in the United States or Canada one year for $1 50, post- iob by the day, or wil W. C., 3021 Pine st. HARMACIST DESIRES ENGAGEMENT, city or country: licentiate; references Al} would take relief work; single, aged 26. Address 8., box 53, Call Office. (L ARDENER_A FIRS “CLASS GARDENER, perfect in every respect, steady, sober man for & privat: residence.wishesa situation; city or coun- Gardeuer, 427 Hays st OMPETENT COOK AND BAKER WISHES Address S., box 55, Uail Office. ARRIED MAN WISHES A SITUATI driver of bakery or delivery wagon; 15 experience; can speak German and English: re Call or address C. W. CAM- ERON, 1111 Stevenson st., bet. Hermann and erences if Tequired. ITUATION WANTED BY A STEADY AND sober young married man in & wholesale house or grocery. Address k. B., box 3, this oflice. R MILL, board; 2 miners, to run machine drill, $2 per day; laborer about furnace, $1 40 per day and board: duiryman and wife, small dairy, $35 and found: 10 laborers, com pany work in country, 8§20 and board: farmers. milkers, cooks, waiters and dishwashers. W. D. EWE; 26 Clay. VW ANTED-—CARPENTERS) FOR CENTRAL America, part fare advanced; machine Dlacksmith for Central America, $7 a day (silver): 2 milkers for Mendocino County, $25: ironcr for faundry. $30 and found; ranch blacksmith; wagon blacksmith: boy for store, $8 a month and founds teamster, $1 75 a day: farmers and laborers, Ap- ply J. F. CROSETT & Co.. 628 Sacramento st. ANTED—GERMAN RUNNER AND BAR- keeper; German waiter and wife, country ho- restaurant cook, $10 a week: waiter for re- sort, $20 and found, and others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 ento st. 60 MEN CAN OBTAIN WORK TO-DAY AT MURRAY & READY'S. AN AND WIFE WISH A PLACE ON A ranch; good working coupie; man generally useful about place and wife to do housework, otc. Address 10 Sherwood plzce, off Third, nr. Mission, ELIABLE MAN WISHES A POSITION AS night waichman:_ best of references. Atdress B.. box 44, Call Office. DIVIDEND NOTICES. £, DIYIDEND NOTICE_MUTUAL SAV- ings Bank of San Francisco. 38 Post st.—For the half-year ending June 30, 1895, a dividend has becn declared at the rate of four and elght-tenths (4 8-10)per cent per annum on term deposits and. four (4) per cent_per unnum on ordinary deposits, iree of Laxes, payable on and afier Monaay, July 1, 1895. “GEO. A. STORY, Cashler. §=& DIVIDEND NOTICE-SAN FRANCISCO Savings Union, 632 Caitfornia street, cor. ‘Webb. For the half year ending with the 30th of June, 1895, a dividend has been declared at the rate per annum of four and elght-tenths (4 8-10) per cent on term deposits and four (4) per cent on ordinary deposits, of taxes, payable on and After Monday, the 1at of July, 1805, e "LOVELL WIITE, Cashier, }2 :JXPH;RIEBCL}ZD“?‘BEAD LAND” GAKE aker us foreman in bakery or hot res: Baker. box 152, Cail. i . ERMAN YOUNG COUPLE WANTS SITUA- tlons: brth good plain cooks: also on pastry: man also good ariver: can keep books. 'TARD, 750 Mission st. ANTED—WORK BY A BLACKSMITH- nelper: has experience at shoeing and wagon wors. Addreas B. 5., box 165, Cail Office: WANTED—BY A MIDDLE-AGED man to make ‘himself useful; city or_country; wages no object. AddressC. C., box 165, Call Oflice. CANDINAVIAN WISHES POSITION; CITY horough!y understands the man- €38, cows, garden and gen. respect; Tel- ‘QITUATION agement of "‘{,’;,"' X sober and reliable in ercnces, Address C. N., box 111. 9() LABORERS, §25 ~PER MONTH AND fonnd: 10 laborers, 31 50 a day: 3 teamsters, $25. MURRAY & READY, 634 Clay st. 3 WATTERS, HOTELS, §30; 4 HOTEL COOKS, $30, $40 and $50: 2 aishwashers, $15, $20. MURRAY & READY, 634 Clay st. Mi RS, §30; BLACKSMITH. MURRAY & READY, 634 Clay st. 3 3 CARPENTERS 5 TIEMAKERS, CHARCOAT, © burner, linetender. MURRAY & READY, 634 Clay st. BARK-PEELERS OR AX MEN, §30 AND bourd, fare $2, {0 £0 this afternoon; 10 redwood tiemakers, 10, 103 and 11c each; 4 laborers, coun- try, 820 and ' board; wagon-maker, heayvy work, $2 50 a Qay; blacksmith, heavy work, $2 50 & day | farmer snd wWife, light pluce, $30; waiter-hoy, coun: try_hotel. R.T. WARD & 'CO., 608 and 610 Clay. ANTED — A YOUNG MAN TO WASH dishes and help generally in botel; country: 815 and found. Apply MISS PLUNKETT, 424 Sutter st. write to-day. P. 0. box 2011, or discouraged should call on the doctor aud state e N will find in her a true friend; all consultation free and absolutely confidential; a positive cure for the liquol , morphine and tobacco every case guaranteed without injury to 0 introduce Lorse and stock book. WARDS 7 City Hall avenue. alth. WYER, 226 Turk st., bet. Jones and Le: SLISH PEN- WANTED—FURNISHED HOU nyroyal Pilis (Diamond Brand) take no other: send Reliet for Ladies,” in letier by return mail; atdruggists. Chichesier Chemical Company, Philadelphia, Pa. nge for splendid very gentie; and driving information address ladies and children. Horse, box 11 1, Call Office. n to these diseases. J. 36 Muarket st cial attention g HOUSES WANTED. Hours 2 o & and 710 8 P. 3 THE CAL E | LL_ LADIE! 3 14 MeAllister st.. near M ANTED — BY operative Commoniealth, & build, be_ suitable for a home for about 25 of our mem- bers, the rent of same to be paid in labor by the Address ALEX GRAY, secre- ieads all competitors: only" qualified, tru clalist for saf quick relief of irregularities. se; treatment scientific, home in confine 'S FEMALE REGUL : flicilent emmenngogue RICHARDS & CO., druggists, 406 Clay st Commonwealt| tary, room 10. 215 Sansome st. ATING PILLS; BOARDING WANTED., ity Park lot or Mission road lot for room and | Address Owner, box 111, Call Oflice. FURNITURE WANTED. e U H. BURD.AUCTIONEER, PAYS CASIH FOR - furniiure and all kinds merchandise. 10 Fulton. LL FEMALE stored in one da; Temedies guaranteed at any time: consult free. MRS. DR. WYETH, 916 Post st., R.RICOBD'S PILLS: . sure, reliable: D Maison et Cie, Agts. ROOT'S, no instrumes 250 SAFE, WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS, SLL OR BXCHANGE FOR 95 faradic_battery compicte set of electrodes; value $125. LL LADIES IN TROUBLE only reliable speciall stant relief: 3500 paid for an. board: skillful attention during confinem cial attention to diseases ED—TO EXCHANGE LATE MODEL ton typewriter for bicycle, any stand- ard mak A 83 box 185, Call Oflice. LEIN, 109 STXTH ST,, PAY for clothing. hooks and in San Francisco MONEY TO LOAN G CAPITAL WILL BE DRAWN FROM bank and wili loan on any security mentioned 00 up. Address A., box 79, Call. LLATERAL ses: separate homes fpr la- coniinement; have enlarged and arranged my home to suit. rich and poor; 'ir- regularities cared in a da; meénts: regular physicians of lonz and successtul ttended; no delay " bables adopted GUARANTE for all female Qies before and dur guaranteed: no _in in this column OLUMBIA oftice, Grant ave.: money on ail securitics. ORROW MONEY ON D CURE FOR IR- used for )‘tm‘olln private prmu.c: vi le success even ln most aggravate Cuses: oasy 10 take: perfeoily natural in actions 110 pain, exposure OF danger: cures in two das securely sealed on receipt of $3 or C. O. confidential. Address DR, TOLE, P. 0. box R. AND MRS. DR. SCHMIG T, FORMERLY Mission, now 1508 Market st. : monthe oy cured in a few hours; guaranteed; Do insiruments used : sure preventive. R.HALL, 14 MCALLIS next Hibernia Bank PRIVATE HOME 1 man midwife. MRS, YOUR DIAMONDS, furniture and pianos without removal: lowest rates. Call or write to HARRY ANK €O., Mills bldg, 5th floor, 6; rictly confidential, & CO., FINANCIAL AGENTS, t St., T0om 9: money to loan in AMOUDLS to suit on San Francisco and Oakl esiate; country loans negotieted ; bonds bought and | 1d; ihsurance on man's's plant TO LOAN ON RANCH PROP: Al _GEO. W. CHAPIN 2 OANS ON REAL ESTATE, 1ST AND 2ND morigages, furniture or pianos wichout moval; lowest rutes. BECKEK, 240 Montgomery. EY AT 6%; 18T AND 2D MORTGAG MURPHY, 628 Markel st. ST AND 2ND MORTGAGES, LIFE INSUR- ies, bank books. GOULD, 633 Mars LATLOW RATES; DEAL- nfidential. 43 Crocker building UNICIPAL LOAN , oom 57 : telephone "ANY SUM OF MON your furniture, pianos or real estate: low rate: osition or write: open 021 Mission st. s - 632 Market SENT: GER ¥ . POWELL, 1310 Mission. ICE PRIVATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT reasonable price in the city. MRS, ER, midwife, 2014 Folsom st. NY FEMALE DISEASR nd be content. Uil PELLS. estates, pianos. N ANY SECURIT) 5. Dr. Puetz a LPEAU’S FRE A boon to ladies troubled with 10 danger; safe and sure; 't delay until too late. . _agents for Alpesu et Ci Irregulartties; F250, exproms Cr O o D Cake call “and state vour enings. T ROONA ——— W :M ‘lia;lxmk;‘ou.fi:t, SMALL HOTEL, CITY, ; an LEON ANDRE’S, 816 nh':'i:n:':i o i 2] PHYSICIANS. OME, A FRIEND AND MOTILE MRS. DR. FUNK, 1416 Elghth st., Alam EDONJEWELRYANDOTHER 41 valuables at the Security Loan Bauk, 1108 Marke: at. or. Mason: privata entrance 7 Turk.