The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 18, 1896, Page 14

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1896 14 Lo DEFENDING THE CHARTER A View of the Duties and Powers of the Board of Public Works. BUYING COMMON UTILITIES'. Ernest McCullough Explains the Value of the Charter Clauses Relating’ to Municipal Ownership. The following communicafion is self- explanatory: ) the Editor of the Call—Sir: Unfortunately gnother attack on the proposed charter has peared in print in the public press. 1t is an aitack on an article from the writer which eppeared in the Examiner last Sunday. In that article the statement was made that it was not necessary for the Board of Public Works to act unanimously in recommending estimates to the Board of Supervisors for the costof building or purchasiug water works or other public utilities. The writer still holds to that opinion for the reason stated—that is, the Board of Public Works is anly an advisory hody when the purchase of such utilities comes up for consideration. It isa body ot trained men who shall assist the Board of Supervisors technical mutiers; their duties are advi- ¢, the Supervisors’ duties are icgislative. To ‘insist that the public utilities cannot be purchased or that the SUpErvisors are not em- powered to submit the question tos vote of the people without the concurrent unanimous opinion of the Board of Public-Works thatthe estimates are correct and reasonsble and the proposed action is right, makes the Board ot Public Works & portion of the Board of Super- visors with equal powers of seemingly & legis- lative character. The individual who takes the ground that the Board of Public Works is thus a part of the Board of Supervisors quotes section 3 of chapter 1o0fa n proof of his missiatements. A portion of said section says “No order or res- olution shell be passed or business transacted involving the approval of bonds, awarding of racts, appointment}of employes, or reso- »ns of iniention recommending work or im- provement, except by the concurrent vote of the Commi i This sec just quoted cennot by any reasonable man pe understood as making it upon the Commissioners to ap- ndatory e the issuance of bonds to purchase water or street railways. It merely refers to section 2 of chapter 1 of article VI preceding, where {t is stated that the Commissioners may require emploves to furnish bonds and that said bonds must be anproved by the Commis- e following section where it requires the concurrent vote of all the Commissicners to approve bonds might lead the ordinary man possessing common sense to believe that the section referred to the bonds of employe spoken of in the preceding section. Some very ordinary men, however, do not seem to ommon sense. Let us examine care- v section 8 of chapter 1 of wherein the duties of the Commissioners of the Board of Public Works are set forth in the matter of municipal ownership. The section in full reads as jollows: It shall ve and is hereby made the especial duty of tne Board of Public Works to prepare, at least three months previous to every City election, en estimateof the value of the various street Tailroads of Sau Francisco; the value of the gas, electric_or other plants or methods for ting said City in all portions, both public and privace, thereof; the water works of said City; the telephones of said City, and all other franchises granted and in use in such City and County. The estimate thus made shall be the basis upon which may be submitied to the | and County the question | electors of said City whether or not said electors desire to purchase such properties, or any of them.” There is nothing in that section which states that the Board ot Public Works shall recom- mend the purchase or that they must act as & unit in submitting the estimates of cost. It is their duty to submit the estimates and, as the writer before stated, the task of meking the estimate is an immense one. In practice it will undoubtedly be arranged between the Commissioners that one of them shall have that especial duty to perform. If his esti- mates do not suil the other Commissioners ey have the privilege of submitting a me- or minority report. It is optional with the Supery 0 submit the question to the people of voting upon the purchase or con- struction of works. Butif the Supervisors do submit the question to the people they must do so upon the estimates submitted by tne Board of Public Works and upon no othe: It is not anywhere stated in the charter that the Board of Public Works must unanimously vote upon the desirability of possesing the works before submitting the guestion 1o the Supervisors or the people. And furthermore, in reference to estimates of cost it is well to Temember that section 64 of chapter 2 of article Il says the estimates of value of existing plants must not exceed the cost of duplicating such plants by construc- tion. The Board of Public Works must submit to the Board of Supervisors the reasonable cost of constructing such works and the Supervisors submit to the people the siternative of con- structing them or of purchasing the present ones. 1f the people decide to purchase the pres- ent works the Supervisors have the power to condemn_and purchase them at the vajua- tion set by the Commissi 1f the ‘*associated better care of themselves than to draw u a clanse like that to insert in the charter they need 1o be taken care of. It puts them where all franchise-owning corporations should be— ut the mercy of the people and in their full power. At present the corporations seem to own San Francisco, according to our friends who object to the cnarter, but when the char- ter is adopted the corporations will be careful not to offend the people as now frequently happens, for it will be possible for the people to Tevoke the privileges granted by the fran- chise and vote to run things themselves. It the charter were of no use in anything else, the clauses relating to municipsl ownership = izen vote for it. alone should make ever E: T MCCULLOUGH. Yours respectfully, Ej e - Preserving the Unities. “T see,”” said Mr. Chaiffie, glancing over the paper at the breakfast tabie, *‘that we are goinz to have a gvmnasium for girls. What next, 1 wonder?”’ *“A cooking school for boys, I reckon,” replied Jonnie between bites, — Texas Sifter. article VI, | { American family. MEETING NOTICES—Continued. FITUATIONS WANTED-—Continued. FFLP WANTED-Continned. THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE Brick ayers’ Association will be held at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy st., THIS (WEDNES- DAY) EVENING, March 18, at 8 o'clock. Bost- s Of great i = i RN R 'BELL, President. JOHN B. C STOCKHOLD, NOTICE—OFFICE OF La Candelaria Mining Company, San Fran- cisco, California, January 81, 1896—In accordance with a resolution adopted at & meeting of the Hoard of Trustees of La Candelaria Mining Company held this day @ special meeting of the si.ockholders of said company is hereby called to be held at the office of said company, at 530 California street, San Francisco, California, room 60, the principal place of business of said corporation, and the build- ing where its Board of Trastees meet,on TUES- the 7th duy of April, 1896, at the hour of 10 i A, M. The object of said meeting is to take into con- sideration and_decide upon the proposition to in- crease the capital stock of said company from two million six hundred and eighty-eight ihousand rs ($2,688,000), divided. into twenty-six hun- q hiy-eight (2688) shares of oné thousand ($1000) dollars each, the present capital stock of 1d company, to_thirteen million four hundred and forty thonsand dollars ($18,440,000), to be divided into two bundred and sixty-eight thousand eight hundred (268,800) shares of fity dollars ($50) each. By order of the Board of Trustees. GEORGE A. HILL. Secretary. (GEBMAN WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE day washing, ironing or house or office clean- ing. Call or address 612 Miuna st. ESPECTABLE GERMAN LADY DESIRES situation as housekeeper: i3 a good cook; no triffers wanted. Call at 948 Mission st. 7’0 LADIES OF NEGLECTED EDUCATION— Good English, French, piano and singing taught by alady. Address MRS, M., box 162, Call Office. ELIABLE ELDERLY WOMAN WISHES A place 10 do general housework; home desired more than wages. Ap. 312 Ciemeutina, nr, Fourth. ITUATION WANTED BY A GOOD CCOK D and laundress. 530 Eddy st. EFINED YOUNG LADY WISHES ANY nd of sewing or mending. 1169 Mission st., room 15, second floor. TINCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR. Market; 200 rooms; 25c to $1 50 per hight; $1 50 to $6 per week : convenient und respectable; iree bus to and from the ferry SITUATIONS W UNTER & CO, CHINESE AND JAPAN- esc employment oftice, 17 Webb st.. below Kearny, bet. California and Sacrumento: tel. 231 5, NOTICE OF SPECIAL ME EL- Dorado Water and Deep Gravel Mining Company, office at the City of Placerville, EL Do- r do County, California—A special meeting of the stockholders of this company will be held at the office of the company in the said City of Placer- ville on TUESDA Y. March 31, 1896, at 2 o'clock P. M.. fOr the purpose of considering advisability of sale of certain mining lands of the company. and if deemed advisable approving such sale, and also the ratification 0f former transfers of property made by the company order of the President. ss.] LINDLEY C. COUPER, Secretary. Dated March 14, 1896. £, ANNUAL ME THE, KEGULAR annual mecting of stockbolders of the Western Sugar Refining Company will be held at the oftice of the company, 327 Market st., San Francisco, Cai., on MONDAY, the 30th day of March, 1896, at_ the hour of 12’ o'clock ., for the purpose of electing a board of directors to_serve for the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business a5 may come before the meeting. ‘Iransier-books will close on Friday, March 20, 1896, at 12 o'clock M. ROBERT 0 ARD, Secretary. FOR i« ROOMS formerly occupied by the N. 8. G. W. in the er building on Fourth si. For termsapply secretary of the Society of California Pio- APANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT office; best help. 3141 Sutter: tel. Grant 30. VHINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT AN WANTS PLACE IN n bread; will clean pans, etc.: good molder; sober; single:' age 22: low wages. B., care MRS. LECEY, 70 Minna st. W ANITED—A WAITREsS AND PARLOR- maid, private family in San Rafael, $25; cook and_second girl, Ross Valley, $25 and $20; laun- dress for San Mateo, $25; twenty g0od housework £itls for city and country. Apply MISS PLUN- KETY, 424 Sutter st. H OUSEGIRL, OAKDALE, SEE LADY AT 10; German eooL' k, $35; others. MME. LEOPOLD, 20 Stockton st. 5 s W ANTED—ALL KINDS OF GIRIS TO ¥ILL ' all kinds of u(tu‘flonl MRS. HIRD, 721 Ellis. W ANTED-YOUNG SWEDISH OR GERMAN girl to do second work, $15: girl to take care of children, good references. $15 to $20. 1135 Antonio st., off-Jones, near Ellis. . J,ADY TO TRAVEL: NO CANVASSING; 4 salary and expenses; small capital required. Call 14 McAllister st., room 42. ANTED—YOUNG GIRL, FOR HOUSEWORK and plain cooking. 1844 Sutter st. _RESINFSS CHANCEN. BUSINESS CHANCES—Continued. 0 BUY, SKLL O% EXCHANGE A BUSINESS of any kind see STRAND & CO., 45 Third st. $30 STEADY MAN WANTED AS PART- « ner in genteel cash'business; clears 875 per month each; rio experience necessary: duties, 10 serve customers. STRAND, 45 Vhird $65 BAKERY AND COFFEE PARLOR: + near Market and Kearny sts.; steady trade; pays well. SIRAND & CO., 45 Third st. $550, COBNER SALOON: MANUFACIUR DOV, ing district: 3 furnished rooms; clears $75 4 month. See STRAND & CO., 45 Third st. JURE CURE FOR ASTHMA. RHEUMATISY, 3 eczema, gout, female complaints and other dis- eases. 1207 Market st., near Fighth: room 2. ) XPERTENCFD SEAMSTRESS FOR LADIES! and infants’ wear. The BON MARCHE, 38 Geary st. :ai;g— CIGAR-STORE AND LAUNDRY 20U, office: No. 1 location: pays weli: 8 fur- nished rooms; cheap rent. STRAND, 45 Third st. $‘4' “RESTAURANT NR. MARKET ST : V. clears $150 month. STRAND, 45 Third. 37’ FRUITSTORE, 3 ROOMS: CLEARS $3T5. §75 month. STHAND, 45 Third st = GING-HOUSE: FIVE FUR- $350 :‘l(:)’x)e(:'l!:)gmx and basement, all rented: ot $25 month:_reason of sale imme Patture, Call 819 Stocktou. '%500 CORNER LIQUOR STOR , safe. fixtures, stock D 500: yeaon ot sslo immediate departure. £19 stockion. THTRD, LAST to quit the “0ld Candles, cigars, DOW Or néver. N’ N PARCNER WITH SMALL G s wanted. 105 Stockton st., room 22. BUSINESS, DY, IN GOOD PAYING R ouid like partner. 20214 Turk st. ; ER ROUTE FOR SaLe, dbLEunAcs $ii distric, covers 18 blocks: can be boushc cheap, and chances for increase “are Very g Apply this office, principals only. ND LOWEST OFFER News Staa.” 129 Sev- notions; living-rooms: SATOON; PAYS W LL; BARGAIN '17()1’_']\'0 GIRL, HOUSEWORK, ALAMEDA County: 8 in family, $20; no washing; German preferred. “509 Kearny st., room 8. FXI‘EIK!EXCED OPERATORS AND FINISH- 4 ers on cloaks; apprentices. M. SIMMINHOFF, 228 Market st. 7OUNG GIRL TO ASSIST WITH HOUSE- work sleep home. 1109 Van Ness ave PERATORS ON BAR COATS, APRONS AND plain sewing. "422 Turk st. TANTED—PLACE IN RESTAURANT OR hotel; cooks: help by useful young man; single: worked as camp cook; makes good bread; give three mouths' leave then if desired, any- where. B., care MRS, LECEY, 70 Minna st. RCHARD SUPERINTENDENT OPEN FOR engagement; 15 years' California_experience; nursery Lo Kastern shipping: vines and stock ; gen- eral farming; Al references. Address Ranch, 81214 Fulton st. ITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN AS assistant bookkeeper or collecior; speaks few languages; cit best city references. Address AL i1 Oftice. - TOUNG MAN HANDY WITH TOOLS AND around machinery wants position; has served two years as foreman on ranch, last place class references. Address Y. M., box 198, C IRL FOR HOUSEWORK. 8 LIBERTY ST., near Valencia. IRL HELP WITH LIGHT HOUSEWORK; board and clothes; good home. Apply 927 Brannan, nea; N downstairs. P HERS AT 533 STEV ENSON ST. QEVERAL YGUNG LADIES FOR PROFIT- » able outdoor employment. 523 Kearny st., TOME, SMALL y . 2862 Folsom st (3 BRMAN OR SWEDISH (IRL FOR GENER- X al housewsrk. 1620 Geary st. 00D FINISHER WANTED ON CUSTOM coats; also a printer. 433 Clementina at. MAN: COMPEUENT SALES man; well up in all clerical duties; six years’ experience in wholesale house: hohest, industri- ous and amui ious; age 27: good references. Ad- dress C., box 119, Call Ofi BAD TENANTS collections made, city Collection Co., 415 Montgy. 0. WINDOWS CLEANED AND FLOORS scrubbed; reasonable rates: payment for camages pozranteed. C. ROSS1& CO.. 242 = DIVIDEND No. 29 (15 cents per share) of the Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Company will be pavable at the office of the company, 327 Market street, on after FRIDAY, Marcn 20, 1896. ‘Pransfer books will close Saturday, March 14, 1896. at 12 o'clock M. :. H. SHELDON, Secretary. N COOK :DESIRES A s: ranch cooks: number Refer to MME. LEOPOLD, place; 2 neat hi of neat girls awaiting. 20 Stockion st COOK_WITH RE SRMAN sires a_ situation, Sutter st. NCE D J. F. CROSET & Co., RL WISHE DO LIGHT or to mind children. Apply 742 GIRL WANTS PLACE TO cork oy the day, washing ironing or house- work ; experie-iced iess than $20. 1239 Mis- sion st., Swedish Church basement. -\hlnr:[.l-;u\u D . THOROUGHLY 4 competent, wants Ay or month; good cook and laundress, cit good refer- izht duties and wait o press 10 ission st. SLDERLY WOMA. housekeeper or will care r au infant or in- valid; fond of children: best of references. 1or addres for & wevk at TOUNG GIRL WISHE E N do light housework; sleep home; wages $2 50 week. Call 16 Converse si., off Bryant st., bet. Eighth and Ninth. J ESPECTABLE YO 3 LADY WISHES A position as stenographer and typewriter. Ad- dress Steno. box 85, Cull WOMAN WISHES SIT work; is 200d cook and Dbaker; city or country. Address 312 Sixth st., near Folsom. POSITION WANTED BY RESPECTABLE girl; downs airs work or general housework: good cook ; five years' reference. Call 7 Van Ness 3 (Women's Indusirial Unton) Wednesday from 10-¢ S A SITUATIO POSTTTON &S | A2 work any part of & day: hotel, re OMPETENT FIRSI-CLASS MAN WANTS wants situation around private piace; is good driver; uuderstands care of LOTses and Cows; is fair gardener and handy with tools. Address D. Y., box 154, Call Office. TION WANTE linble, sober, steady BY A THOROUGHLY stationery or locomotive engine; handle, travelin bresk or train horses; no objections to Call or address J. B., 10133 Larkin st. v or country: references given. Address box 137, Cail Oftice. ITUATION WANTED ON PRIVATE PLACE +) by competent horseman ard driver: good plain gardener; can milk* best of references. Address A. 8., box 80, Call Offic VANTS SITUATION, CITY OR city reference. Address J. A., box country: 19, Call Offic 'ED AS ASSIST A TION WAN T +) bookkeeper, collector or driver of delivery wagon: have h-d t0.g seneral experience in t city; good references. Address E. G., box 9, Call. TEADY MIDULF-AGED MAN WANTS situation. Address F. D., 1032 Army st. IDDLE M AGED COMPETE: GERM A 4l wants situation as coachman and garden city or country; general utility man around; first class references. Address M. A. C., box 153, Cail ESPECTABLE GERMAN, GOOD CARF \ ter or general honse repairer, wants position hotel, institute or priva‘e piace; city or country. Address E. R., box 43, this office. N AND WIFE, SCANDINAV children, want work in the country or willing to do any kind of work." Apply Preiff Dapont and Chest W ANT is sober, steady Call Ctlice. RS OLD, A STRANGER IN THE city, has no bad habits, would like situation on a ranch or milk dairy: has some knowledge of milking: is willing (0 work for small wages. Ad- and capable. Address dress - 22 Seventeenth st. ]Aiuxm:, 1 [YEAR'S EXPERIENCE, DE- sires a position. Address Barber, 1224 Mont- TED—PLACE ON RANCH FOR BOY OF 6. Address P. t., box 80, Call Office. T COOK FRI PAR! York wanis situation in hotel or pri- vate family: best references; city or country. Ad- dress B. P., 509 Pine st. JTEADY MAN WANT fireman, watchman or- ence. 416 SITUATION AS nitor; best of refer- THE DAY, HOIEL OK strong woman; 8 hours 81 & Sixth st., room 17. ASS LAUNDRESS WISHES WORK Please call 560 D — BY JTRST-CL. by the day or housecleaning. MinDa st. P ELIABLE WOMAN WANTS SITUATION \ to do housecleaning by the day. Call oraddress 118 Wildey st., bet. Bush and Pine. ISL'”i R, 3 German, Single, wan(s situation; city or coun- try. Address A. F., 865 Mission st. REMAN AND with machin- ery: stationury job. Call or address ¥. N., 257 Minna st. 00D NEW YORK BARKEEPER WISHES situation. G: %.,1815 Howard st. N WISHES SITUATION TO 'WOrk or cooking alone: city or nth “GOOD (uhu’ STENT, U place as good cook or nice housewor call at 1505 Frangiin TION WANTED BY SCOTCH PROT- estant woman as first-class cook or house- keeper; thoroughly understands her busines the best of personal references. Call for two days, 225 Leavenwor:h st., from 11 to 3 o'clock. erate wages. C 3 R —SITUATION AS SEAMSTRES in private family by the day or week; shirt waists and wash goods a specially. Address A. B., box , Call Office. ] ADY WISHES A PLACE TO DO SWEEPING i or plain washing by day. Callor address 663 Minna st. T AMERICAN COOK: 1S A NICE : will work in & neat family, city or a_rood housekeeper and kind to chil- Call at 749 Howard st., country; i dJren: wages $12 10 $15. first floor. Y LADY REQUIRING A THOROUGHLY £\ ‘educated English woman to take charge of house or 2 children, address Knglish Woman, 7 Van Ness ave. ' REFIY PERSON., HOUSEKEEPER TO aged couple or gentleman; city or country: capable of filling any trustworthy position. Housekeeper, Call Branch Office, 339 Hayes st. JITUATION BY A YOUNG GIRL TO DO light housework and wait on table. Call or ad- dress 734 Tehama st. JITUATION WANTED BY AN EXPERI- enced Swedish girl 10 do general housework in Call 16 Thirteenth st., in care of REV. MR. ANDERSON, e The Clothworkers’ Company, founded in the reign of Edward IV, has” among its valuable eoliection of platé a loving cup presented by Samuel Pepys of “‘Diary” fame, when he was master of the company. 7OUNG LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION A8 working housekeeper for an old couple or gen- tleman: either in city or coun:ry: can give good reserence. Call or write, 181 ¥ St.. upstairs. AUTC W NTED BY A YOUNG Swedish girl for sewing and dressmaking. 1115. Antonlo st., off Jones, near Ellis. SAN FRANCISCO ¢‘CALL.” BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Franclsco CALz~ 710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every nignt in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—830 Montgomery street, crner Clay: open until 9:30 o'cloc 839 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock, 718 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open until 9 @'clock. 2518 Mission street, open until 8 o’clock. NOLICE OF MNEETINGS. NT MORIAH LOD Second degree, THEO. FROLICH, 5, IS0 LODGE NO. 169, A. M. — Called meeting (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, at o'clock. Second degree. By order of the C. D. BUNKER, CROCKETT LODG, . 139, F. lled meeting THIS 0 Py D.20. By ‘ORTRIEDE, Rec. (WEDNESDAY) E 2t7:30 o'clock, JCOTCH GIRL WISHES A SITUATION; O housework and cooking. Apply 519 kllisst. Y OUSG GERMAX WOMAN WiSHkS aNv kind of work by the day. Address 29 Minna. OMAN WANTS WORK BY 9 GE TRLS, AND one for upstairs, wish situations. Please call at 824 Elghteenth st. Y WIDOW WISHES HOUSEKEEPER'S position. Call at 1020 Market st., room 20, secondfloor. TERMAN GIRL, BEST R EFERENCES wan(s place for upstairs work and sewing or full charge of infant: wages $20 to 825. Address C. E., box 31, this oflice. JERMAN COOK WISHES A SITUATION T G 'private tamily. Call or address 425 Stevenson street. YERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION T0 DO (3 "plaln cooking and housework. 1313 Stockion st., upstairs. JRENCH CHRISTIAN U nis Employment Bureaw 1520 Clay st., between Hyde and Larkin: open 104 P. M. except Saturday; wanted. a situation as lady’s maid, o¢ for grown-up chiidren, by French- 10N OF CALIFOR- free to employes Swiss: middle-ngea: three languages: good seam- stress; city or country. Apply at the Union from 1w3 r. M. OMPETENT SWEDISH GIRL W.TH TWO years' reference wants a situation in American family as waitress or chambermaid and seamstress. Address C. 8., box 151, Cull Office. W ASTED-SITUATION A5 OLERR OR manager in hotel or wine business: over 3 years manacer in_ Vieana; city or country. Ad- dress 8. J., 753 bission st. ITUATION AS DAIRY FOREMAN BY young Swiss: thoroughly understands the ron- ning of separator and engine: experienced: refer- ences given if required. Address Y. S., box 145, Oftic TARDENER —FIRST CLASS ALL X branches; good horseman; milk; handy with tools and machinery; good references. Address Gardener, box 142, Call Ofiice. l‘ , 15 YEARS, WISHE:! ISITION AS office-boy, or to make himself generally use- ful. Address'179 Minna st. TRONG GERM BOY, kind of work; lives with parents. sion TARDENER AND COACHMAN (SWEDE) ts place: good milker; first-class recom- mendations. Aadress G. A., box 157, Cail Oflice. RACTICAL ELECTRICIAN — UNDER- stands wiring, dynamos, arc lamps and steam had charge of large station: holds college certifi- cate for lighting and power. HUGO, Fortuna, Humboldt County, Cal. HAVE FOUND SECRET OF DISGUISE OR.| illusion; by it T can disguise newspapers and planets, etc., can be distinctly seen on them: I wish a situation to travel. HENRY KELSEY, 1016 Pine 85 (GO0D SARDENER (SWISS) WISHES SIT. uation; middle-aged, single; take care of horses, cows, etc.: best of referemces. Address Gardener. 60 Thij FEMALE HELP WAN (GIRLS TFOR HOUSEWORK FOR PASO J Robles, see party here; for Vallejo, Berkeley, Benicia and German girl lately arrived for santa Larbara, $20 to $25; for city, first-cluss conk, $30; 10 German and Scandinavian girls for housework, $15 to 820 and $25. C. R. HANSEN & C0., 110 Geary s:. NVALID NURSE; GDOD WAGES. C. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. SOUK FOR INSIITUTION; 840, C. R. HAN- SEN & Co., 110 Geary st. M ARY MCcLAUGHLIN, THE CHAMBER- maid, please call. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. AITRESS, COUNTRY HOTEL, $20: CHAM- bermaid and waitress, city, $20 3 waitresses, $20. C. K. HANSEN & (0., 110 Geary st. w ANTED-GIRLFOR HOUSEWORK, AMER- ican family, $20, see Iady here at 10 to-day. J. F. CROSEIT & (0., 312 W ANTED—COOK, SMALL WASH, SHORT distance. $25° second girl, $20: cook, German style, $25: French waitress and seamstress, $25: 2 waitresses, $15, and a large number of girls for cooking and housework in city and country. J. F. CROSETT & CO.. 312 Sutter 3t. L FOR HOUSEWORK, SMALL American family. Santa Cruz: $15; sea party ; call esrly, MURRAY & READY), 634 Clay. OOKS, SECOND AND HOUSEWORK GIRLS J can find good places at MURRAY & READY, 634 Clay st. 15, WANTS ANY 1305 Mis- R. Y OUNG GIRL FOR LIGH T HOUSEWORK IN small family. 1215 W bster st. SEWERS ON LADIES! AND CHILDREN'S 1] wear. 840 Market st. een 10 ana 11 A, Y making; paid. 55914 Stevenson st. A ‘TNG DOWNTOWN SALOON $350, EATINC, Bonos Sy s owner compelled 1o leave city. Particulurs 508 Clay st. 0 WAGON: in old-establis ‘woodworker preterred. Call. 7 SALOON; CHEAP; GOOD STOCK $220 B tona: totgeok location: owner going East. Csll at tne place, 1934 Fillmore st., Monte Cario saloon. 075(). BEST RESTAURANT 1N CiTY; $250. good reasons for selitnz. This oice. — & oty , - JTRST-CLASS BUTCHER-SHOP FOR SALE. Apply Call Office. Ui SAnLE—s LUON; OLD Mission st.: call from 12 to 1. V ANTE] ANT FOR THE McMAHON House in Hollister: very favorable loase to right party : furniture, carpets and fixm.res at half price. Apply to THOMAS MM AHON, 628 Mar- ket st. FRS_WANTED PARTNER Ry i this city: firstchiss Address P. STAND, 2862 G $275. s ea: 'SriaND, 55 ‘rhird st full value; bargain. STRAND, 45 Third. 5160 TCORNER LIQUOR STORE: FULL . value: bargain. STRAND, 45 Third. $BUO RESTAUKANT AND BSK; 1RANS $7— CORNER SALOON, CITY FRON OV, cheap at $1000. STRAND. 35 Third s %150 FISH STOREJWITH ROUTE OF 250 D 1OV, customers: horse and wagon: clearing §95(), SALoON. LTy H_ HOUSE IN 20U, whoiesale district, three living rooms: Inrge stock ; low rent. JOHNSTON, 261 Kearny. . RELIABLE MAN PARTNER $1001 : each §50 weekly.- JOHNSTON, 261, Kearny. « very central: 2 living-rooms: present owner 9 years. JOHNSTON, 261 Kearnv st. W AYTED—a NUMBKE OF VARIOUS KL 0S8 of business, for which I have cash buyers, for 15(), LI HT BUSINESS RUN BY LADY D LOU. Gver 2 years; good incom ore ant 2 living rooms: furnitore goes with the bargain. STANLEY, 213 Third st. OUNG GIRL ABOU LEARN PANT: CANDANAVIAN W light housework. 1309 Eddy st. X sist izt housew, IRL TO ASS] LIGHT HOUSEWORK and care of children. 1754 San Carlos ave. TIRL T0 ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSEWORK. Apply 9'to 12 at 226 Fulton st. y 7 ANTED—GIRL20 TO 30 Y EARS FOR GEN- 3 1316 Hayes st. EFINED,WELL-DR. DYOUNG WOMAN of good address; salarv. U. S. Indusirial ANTED—MECHANICS, CLERKS, LABOR- uecesstul. KNOX Collection Agency, 110 Sutter st. 10 50c; week $1 to $2 50; clean, quiet reading-room: courses, 10¢, at ~eattle Restaurant, 137 Fourth, ENT0 FEED MANHATTAN STOCK FOOD; W o vovages, whaling. W HAT CHEER HOUSE. 520 SACRAMENTO \V ANTED-—MEN AND LADIES TO LEARN cataloznes. . F. Barber School, 1615 Howard st. FCHO HOUSE, 863% MARKET —ST.— AV “while ¥ou wait. 638 Marker. opp. Palace Hotel. ANTED_LAPORERS AND MECHANICS tor, still runs Denver House, 217 Third st.: 150 ESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NEAR 100 ME3,T0 TAKE LODGING AT 10c, Toc BEGT IN CIT {—SINGLE ROOMs, 1%, 20 AND \ SANTEDR—MEN TO GET BOTTLE also & botcl eof iager, 8¢, at 637 Clay st. ANTED_SINGLE ROOMS, 150 A DAY: 81 FURNITURE WANTED or merchandise of any kind. MORE orders. Leave orders at KING'S, 3 Fourth st. HELP WANTED-Continued. W o cattit they oot sheaton ot just dues; 1aw and commerclal collections: no_charge unless NEW WALDO HOUSE. 765 MISSION. BET. 40 and 4th—Single durnished rooms nighe 156 strictest attention 10 morning calls; open all night. EST MEAL ON EARTH; WELL COOKED: 3 SOUPTMEM'. BREAD, WITH BEER, WINE or coffee, 5¢. MRS. DALY, 619 Merchant st. M onees keep it. ANTED—SEAMEN: ORDINARY SEA AND Apply 117 Drumm, upstairs. PETER MCMAHON st 200 rooms; best in the city- sing.e rooms 20 and 25c¢ & night, 81 & week: meals 10c. barber trade: only 8 wecks 1equired; tools given and wages paid for Saturdays and Sundays: EN'S SECOND-HAND _ SHOES, SOME nearly new, 25¢ to $1 25. 562 Mission. Hooms 20c., 25¢. to 50¢. night; $1 to $3 week. EN'S 15,-SOLING 80c: LADIES' 40c; DONE ] TO#i PER WEEK: 200 SUNNY ROOMS: larze reading-room. New Grand, 246 Third. i W Ko thae 5o Rolkin, Reno House proprie- erge rooms: 25¢ per night: §1 to $5 per week. W Sisrer 506 rooms, 25 cents & Dight; Teading- ro0my: free bus to and from the ferrs. and 20¢ a night, including cofee and rolls. 624 Washington st., near Kearny. 25 cents night; 81, $1 25, $1 50 per week Facitic House Commercial and Laldesdort ata steam beer. bc; bottle wine. 5¢. 609 PEEE BEER—TWo SCHOONERS FOR 6¢; TPRY ACME Huube, 87 MAKKET ST, BE- low Sixth, for a room: 25¢ a night: $1 a week. week; rooms for two, 25¢ & day, $1 50 a week; reading-roo: aily papers. 36 Ciav st ALL ON J. C. MUTHER, 521 KEARNY, IF / yon want highest cash price for your furniture MALONE PAYS 20 PER CENT than elsewhere for furniture to fill country VASH PRICE PAID FOR FURNI! URE. JA- ) COR SCHW ERDT, 821 Mission. bet. 4th & Sth. —_— e RO s W ANTED, WO LARGE UNFURNISHED KOOMS FOR widow without children: North Beach preferred. Address A. E., box 78, Call Oftice. MAN WANTS ROOM, PRIVATE Catholic preferred. C., box 105, this office. 2 OUNG , room 167, Crocker bullding. Ve 21/ Fremont st. 100D FINISHEKS WANTED ON PANTS, X 373 Natoma st. RELIABLE 1RLTO TAKE CARE OF CHIL- dren; wages $10; state age. Address Mrs. J., box 41, this office. H;\l}ulkh SING, 25c AND 36c: MORNING and eve classes; 10 lessons,§1 50. 1248 Mission. ERS AND GIRLS TO LEARN aquick method of catting, fitting and fimshing; new styles paiteras, 25¢ up; families supplied with dressmakers. M v, 213 Powell. . 44 THIKD, NEAR Electric lights in very room: 200 £ree bus 10 and from the ferry. 25¢ to $1 60 per night; §1 50 to $8 per | $45(' BRANCH BAKERY; 5 ROOMS: « fer corner; cheap. STRAND, 45 Third. $75 monthly. JOHNSTON & CO., 263 Kearny. « in paying cash business, clearing to $70 CORNEK GROCERY AND BAR; quick sales. STANLEY, 213, Third st. $175 WORTH DOUBLE; CIGAR STAND: » & bargain: good location: splendid siock: owner has to go to Al STANLEY, 2135 Third st $4)00 L0’ STABLISHED RESTAU- D&UU. rant; worth double: seats 40 people; trade over $12 dally: low rent; good stand: sick- ness cause of sale. N. 100(), BESTAURANT “AND —LUNCH- . house: best location; steadv run of trade: will exchange for real estate. STENBERG CO.. 632 Market st. £630. SALO WITH CIGAR- « store: magnificently fitted up: hand- some clubroom: old-establishéd: popular place; receipts average §20 daily: satisfactory reasons for selling. S BERG & (0., 632 Market st. < PARTNE PLUMBING AND B 2000, s S A XD castiron ranges, laundry stoves and broilers: In- voice 6000 established 20 vears. STENBERG & CO., 632 Market st., opposite Palace Hotel. BOARDING WANTED. T ANTED—HOME AND BOARD, PRIVATE family: middle-aged man. Widower, box 22, Call Office. L PROP LKLY W AN ASE, SMALL ranch. to 20 acres, suitable for chickens, within 100 miles of city. C..box 8, Call Office. W NTE)-MI~CELLANEOUS. ADIES' SAFETY : 1895 MODEL: IN condition state make and lowest cash price. Addr x 81, Call Office. TED. 7 ¥ W iieh cows: 30 sheep: menths old: to be delivered in city Avril dress ., box 82, Call Office, with prices scripti Ad- d de: OST CONVENT “SPECTABLE; Winchester House. 44 Third st., near Market: »hzsc (0 $1 50 per night: $1 £0 10 §6 per us N £00 room: “A PPRE <\ ting and mal I AWRENCE J ettt ng schoo! DR rms 67 and 68.° HOUSE—DRESS- LEA nz. 14 McAllister. PATTER MILE HELF WA IED, i EN FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK, LONG OR 4 short job, can’ be ai once supplied at C. R. HANSEN &C0., 110 Geary ; telephone, Grant 185, FncmmI WHO HAS EXPERIENCE IN #60. C.R. HANSEN & CO., 110 LASS HOTEL PASTRY COOK, $60; and second cooks, country hotel, $65 and HANSEN & C0., 110 Geary st —BOOTBLACK FOR_COUNTRY, choreman for ranch, $15: tiemaker: boy for vezetable garlen, $10: and others. Apply 10 ). F. CROSETT & CO.. 628 Sacramento st. (99K, 380, NEAR CITY: 8 HOTBL CO0KS, #30 to #85: short order cook, $20; ironer, $30; vegetable gardener, $30: garden boy, $15; boy to learn blacksmi h's trade, shinglemakers, farmers, teamsters, laborers, etc. MURRAY & READY, empioyment agent d 636 TERMAN MAN FOR CHORES, $15, SAN J Leandro. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. PHYSICTAN WANTED. £\ “Wanted~A physician; must be a graduate of one of the 4-year colleges; unquestionable in ap- pearance, polite and gentlemanly and whose moral character is above r proach: liberal salary and per- manent position to, right party. Apply Detween 2 and 4 Wednesday,' March 18, room 68, Baldwin otel. - . RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN TO MAKE himselt generally useful in & grocery store; must uncersiand the business well and be :hor- oughly acquainted with the city: none other need appiy without furnishing the best city references. Address G. C.. box 138, Call “flice. SIDING WITH PARENT having some knowledge of cabinet-making. Apply 812 Grove st. bet. 8 and 10 A. 3. QURE CURE FOR ASTHMA, RHEUMATISM, s cczem gout, male complaints and other dis® 1207 Market st., room 2, near Eighth. OAT AND PANTS MAKER FOR COUNTRY. Apply 24 Sutter W ANTED BOATS OF ALL KINDS, FROM skiffs to steam launches. Send description and prices to C., box 82, Call Office. ELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW elrv 10 A. KLET 109 Sixth st.: send postal. CLAIRVOY AN b, RARE CONSULT THE GREAT CLAIRVOYANT, PROF. F. EUGENE, FOR 50c AND $1. FOi 50c AND $1. People of San Francisco, as well as other cities, marvel at his power. Lawyers. specuiators, busi- ness men of all Fades, and ladies from every walk in lite, together sound his praise for- the bencfit they have received. All are pleased. Professor Eugene gives advice on business, speculation. n- vestmentis. love, courcship, marrfaze and divorce : settles jovers’ quarrels, reunites the separated and causes & speedy und bappy marriage with the one of your choice. He locates mines aud buried treasures, tells of your friends and enemies, re- moves evil influences, gives advice pertaining to lawsuits, locates and Tecovers old estates. The troubled and unfortunate should seek his connsel. Thousands of familles long separated have heen re- nrited by his efforts. All persons unsuccessful in business, who seem (0 be uniucky, should visit him, seek his aid and start aright. Thousands have become wealihy through his advice. Young men starting in business will find it greatly 10 their advantage to consult him on all matters of financial interest to themseives. FHours, 10 A. AL 08 p.3 Letters with stamp answered. PRO- FESSOR KUGENE, 1728 Market st. A()C AND § 506 AND §1. O PROFESSOR LEOY, 583 POST ST. Wonderfal power to tell past, present and future; advice on all affairs: removes evil influencia; let: ters with stam} LlADAA\l LSP card-reader. X it K500, BLa NG AND o « shoeiug business: near the cit; position: clearing $150 per month: own ings: will remain with purchaser until trade is se- cured: best of reasovs for HEALY & Co0. RE A 3 CHOOLBOOKS, $500.c2n4 , has exclusive trade of school near store: rooms: full value. HEALY, 23 Keorny st. 297() PARTNER WANTED—Al CASH $200 business, clearing to each $£75 > e month: no night or Sunday work; must deve y HEALY, 23 Kearn; hours each d £35(), PARTNER WANTED, LIGHT BUSI- DDV, ness, Tirge business, horse and bugg fears §20 por week each: no experience require TANLEY, 2115 Third st. %; 15(). BRANCH "BAKERY: -3 ROOM Bl ETT & SKIFF, 21 Market st. THI LAST ar Pime and Kearny sts.: ; low rent; rare chance. Pha:nix Bar. GOOD PAYING BAKERY,WESTERN « Addition; 2 e 2 horses and chance for coffee and icecrenm jparlor. R & TASSET, 5 Fourth st. 50. % doing good busines quire £33 California s ) 9‘;7"0 NER GROCERY AND BAR, P { OV, withliving-rooms: vood bartrade: cast custom; low rent: in very best location: rare chance. Purticulars 533California st., Phaenix bar, &5}, SNAP—RESTAURANT AND [CHOP @* U, house; finely fitted: 260 men em- ployed opposite. BARRETI & SKIFF, 921 Market st. TTENTION—RESTAURANT AND OYSTER- house: well fitted up; must be sacrificed this day on account of sickne,s; no reasonable offer re- LUNDIN & CO., 1035 Market st. AURANT AT A SACRTFICE: ed. HEGARTY, 1004 Market 1OOD-PAYIN BAKERY FOR SA L] BAR- gain. E.J. HEGARTY, 1004 Mar<et st. 5(). o R SALOON ON LARKIN ST, OV, doing good business: :legantly § nished: low reni: actusl v.lue $2000. Call 533 California st., Phenix B JOR SALE—FINE ( ORE WITH A full line of stationery: good lo.ation: will sell cheap. Address W., box 11, Cail Office. RARE OPFORTUNITY FOR PARTY WITIH some capital to take interest in company of $1,000.000 and act as secretary of same. Address | iiare, box 80, Call Office | $295, SR JRE FORSALE; LOW | L0, rent. un Jose ave. 3 A UNT MARY, CLATRVOVANT, PATMIST: £X readings and lessons: 50cand $1. 1031 Marke: ROF. ZAN E WHITE MAHATMA palmist and clairvovant medium, 315 Eliis st., tells past, present and future events with urmost ruth; sittings: ladies 0c, gents $1. 3 M ME. MOREAU—BEST MEDIUM: READS A your life by magic crys 5¢ up. 764 Howard ME. PORTER, CARD- READER; TrLLS past, present. future: ladies 50c, gents $1; istry, clairvoyant, sittings $1 50. 126 Turk st. ME. RAVENNA READS YOUR LIFE fluently, Uips on_races, names given; 25¢ up. Removed from 828 Howard st., to 5 Fourth. N ALESMAN ACQUAINTED WITH RETAIL iobbing hat, cap trade. “Caps,” box 2, Call Office. EMEMBER THE SEERESS OF THE AGE, STARLIGHT, parlor 5, 1164 Q;‘ '00 [ OF THE BEST BUTCHER- D2V, snops for saie. Address C. L., box 18, Call Office. ARGAIN TF SOLD TO-DAY—CIGAR STAND dry office. 602 Mission st OR SALE—3 BARRELS PER DAY; orse and wagon; good store trade. Inquire HRAMM, 772 Mission st. [{OuE, SEE SULATION IN CALIFORNIA mine stock; company incorporated, with 7 claims adjoining /ron Monntain mine, lately sold for $300,000, in Shasta County. See’ prospectus and obtain information at 1620 Market st., room 1. RE BARGAIN; SHOE-SHOFP: CENTRA (-~ v located; on account of other business. 349 Fourth st IY AND BAR, rent cheap; g0ol O SALE-CORNER GROC with 6 living-rooms upstair: trade. App 1-203 Mar! R UTCHER: HOP: CH of sickness. 1806 Howard SALX. LODGT SxS FORE NOTIcE00 LODGING-HOT from 8160 to & TRAND, 45 Third st- P 40-ROOM HOUSE, CLEARING $150 &3000 to $200 per month thing compiete for note investigate. BARR! 9] RooMs 0! ] 19 rooms on Sutter street payment: 16 rooms on Taylor stres.. 45 rooms on Market st H. C. DECKER, 1020 Marki 55 BEDS: MUST Call 140 Minna. JURNITURE OF 9-ROOM HOU ROOMS pay the rent; lovely location. 803 Golden Gate, " G. KRASKY, FURNITURE AND BED- . ding: new folding-beds, $9 and up ders, 20c per step; furniture exchged. 77 MRE SALE ! Prices staiid till zoods are completely dis- posed of. Oak bed sets. step-lnd- M Bed lounges Stoves ... 7 50 Carpets, per yard 55 Linoleum, per vard. 55 Matting, per yard... 10 71111 our new building 13 erected these prices wiil stand. Till such time we are conducting business . corner Seventh and Mission sts. J. CARPE CHAMBER SE $14; stoves, $5: parlor sets, #20: folding-beds, $10; bed- ounges, $7. T. 0. MCCARTHY, 112 4uh, 4 MS FURNIT! Bediounges trimmed Brussels Carpet. laid .. English Linoleum, laid Window shades in 5 colors SHIREK & SHIREK, 7- Grant avenue: 1o brancn s1ores. NING 25 and 2 M CARPE ITY ST tin: YARPETS CLE. AND J'ilke new. FERGUSON & CO., Bouth 36. D. MACKINTOSH & CU., successors. E.MITCHELL C. T CLEANING CO,, 240 . T4th st.; cicaning 3¢ a yard. Tel. Mission 74 J ey CARPET BEATT « ovating \\'Drk!: JATIONAL ¢ NOVA- South 250. IS YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH work send 1o SPA ULDING'S PioneerUas eating Works, 3537 Tehama: tei. So-40. KLIN'S CARPET BEATING F_YOU WANT 10 BUY, SELL OR E. change horses, bugzies, wagons or harness you will find it to_your sdvantage (o call at Derby Sale Stable. cor. Geary and leavenworth Sts.: auction sales every Tuesday at 11 o'ciock. C. R, MAKTIN, proprietor. S. WATKINS, anctioneer. OR CIRCU- 630 Commercial s'. PASTURAGHE Y WATE& and feed year round. 6.\ 18 aarket st UNSET HORSE MARKET, 220 VALENC Horses. mules. wagons, buggies and harness, 150 SETS NEW 431 SECOND-HAND HAR- ness: all kinds; wagons, bugzies, horses and scrapers: sand-wagons. 1128 Mission st. R®. C. H. WESTPHAL, VETERINARY SUR- weon for 8., F. Police Deparrment. Office and hospital, 121 City Hali ave.: telephone south 401. 4() HORSES FOR BALE. ALSQO WAGONS buggies, carts, harness; Grand Arcade Horss Market, 327 Sixth st.; auction sales every Wesnes day. SULLIVAN & DOYLE, Auctioneers. T. 204 WE ARE SHOE DOCTORS: WE REPATR your old shoes and make them as g0o | 25 new, and with onr new machines we can do your work at one-helf the usual price; done while you wait. 562 Mission st., between Eirst and Second sts. “r.\_,\’r D—BARBER TO RENT NIC ORFE and living-room: SPECK & C0., 602 Market st. - POY WANTEDTO LEARN WATCHMAKER'S trade: must come of respectable parentage. Address Expert, box 61, th's offic. -SHOP; WRESTERN ADDITION: rent, mcluding ‘nice living rooms, 816; price 0. Call and see STOLTZ, 630 Market st. SR FOR HOTE! HOTEL GAZ M ME. ARNDT, BEST FOR' ELLER 15 4¥L the world: 50c and £1, shows yon the picture of your future husband or wite. 4 Twelfth, cor.Market ME. SYBILLE — LIFE-READER: PAST. present, future; charms; tee 50c. 14 O’ Farreli S, MAN £ RENOWNE: diumjand card-reacer. 132 Turk st. 1 MME, STEWART THE GREATEST CARD reader and ciairvoyant in the world: seventh daughter; hasread cards since 11 years of age; and mining. iawsuits and marriage: Iadies or gents 50c. 917 Market st., pariors 3 and 4. M ME DR, THOMAS. SCIENTI¥IC REVEAL- erby eggs and cards: tells eniire life, past, present, future; consultationson all affairs; noth" ing excepted; names given: zood advice: sure help: restores lost love by svinpathy: mistake i possible: fee #1: letter $2. 929 Pos —SHOKTHAND _AND TYPE- Address K. M., box 16, this office. OY 14 TO 16 IN DENTAL OFFICE. AD- dress with references, “Dr.,” box 144, Call, W “ANTED—STEADY MAN IN CASH BUSI- ness; good for $65 monthly: can be increased; must have $150 cash. JOHNSTON, 2644 Kearny. JPIRET-CLASS *SOLL ITOK FOR A NO, 1 tailor store; none but first class need apply. Ad- dress R. 0., box 57, this office. (GENILEMAN APPEARING _FLOOR- tker for a dry-goods nouse 1 wanted; any certificate-holder in (his agency competent to fiil this position is requested to call or write; also a competent machine blacksmith. U. 8. Industrial writer. Agency, room 17, Crocker building. ‘ JANTED — AN UPHOLSTERER. APPLY 1120 Howard st. Go}:m LATHERS., FELL ST., NEAR ASH- ury. ANTED—GOOD LATHERS. APPLY AT Larkin and Polk sts. ANTED—YOUNG MAN TO LEARN BAR- bers trade. 427 San Pablo ave., Oakland. O ENERGETIC MEN ANDTWO LADIES FOR steady positions. Apply 40215 Geary st. W OOK. SANTA CRUZ, $20; HOUSEWORK, 3‘82{1; Santa Cruz, £15; ranch cook. Haywi housework, Palo Alto, $20: Alameda, housework 6 young gi: 323 Sutter s J AITRESS, SLEEP HOME, $15; IRISH waitress. San Maleo, $15: Protestant cook, institution, $25: second girl. same house, $20; second girl, Mare Island, $15. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. 0 girls, city ana country, $20 and $2 is. assist, $10 (0 $15. MINS CULLE. ARBER-SHOP FOR SALE CHEAP: GOOD location, 8134 Fourth st. | ARBLEE-SHOP, COUNTRY : GOOD SUMMER resort: splendid chance for good barber; price $175. See STOLTZ, 630 Market st. ARBER-SHOP, NEATLY Fil1ED UP, FO sale. Inquire DECKELMAN BROS., 106 Eilis. OR SALE — WELL-LOCATED BARBBER- shoY in Stobkton; two chairs. paying well, owner leaving State. Apply r. 510. Spreckels bldg. g MORSE +ODGE N0, 2 0. o. F. '%\’ 2 i joining the library will come before e lodge. By order CHAS. I FRICKE, N. G. ec. E?uuunn’z I = AND MEME Lodze No1,L 0.0.F., will meet at Memorial Hall, 0dd Fei lows' building. at 9:80 A. . WED- KSDAY, to Kv.x?;nd the funeral of our late brother, K. W. KING. WAL C. RILEY, N. G. G. . DAYWALT, Secretary. NOTICE—A, 0. H., BOAKD @~ Erin, Division No. 4, wiil bold a X< special meeting at their hall on WEDNES. R DAY EVENING, March 18, 1896 A oflicers and members are requested (o ai- tend. By order of D. AHERIN, Prestden... JouN MCUARTNEY, Secreiary. § 5 DEGREL OF HONOR, 3.0. U. W. g B2 ciheer Spriy. Lodge No,'s mests ng% Western Hall, shiels buiiding, 32 O'Farrell S L., first and third Wednesdays of each mouth at 8 o’clock . X% B MURRAY, Rec, | FINED GERMAN LADY WANTS E gugement to Leach. take care of children. se Address G. H.. box 52, Call Office. —7TO GO OUT BY THE DAY: washing, ironing, housecleaning; $1 25 per Address 257 Minna st., downstairs, ABLE DRESSMAKER, 535 SHER- will 20 ot by the day if required. W ANTED—SITUATION FOR SWISS GIRL 0 do housework. Swiss Hotel, 627 Com- ia st lu'mu- IGED GERMAN LADY WISHES AV place as nurse. Call at 2115 1 owell st. EAT YOU GIRL OF EXPERIENCE 4N would Jike a place to take care of one or two children. Apply at 12 Stockton place. S HOUSEKEEPER, BY NEAT ELDERLY £\ American widow; i5 & good cook; neat and temperate: a home the chief object; widower’s tlmllyflinehmd. Address Housekeeper, box 19, Call Uffice. % ITUATION WANTED IN AMERICAN FAM- ) ily to do general housework and plain cooking. Cull 989%4 ard st. m 1 WA COOK JEWISH FAMILY, 230; GOOD PLACE. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st OLORED COOK. $256: BERKELEY. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. $25; SKE LADY 323 Sutter st. EAT ERMAN SECOND GIRL, $16. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. WAITIIESH. HOTEL, $25. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. EFINED GERMAN NURSE, CHILD 8 years, §12. MISS CULLEN. 323 Sutter st. ANTED—2 FRENCH GIRLS AS FIRST: class cooks and honsework, country, $30 each; chambermaid, hotel, $20; experienced waitress, hotel, city, $20; waltress, restaurant, $16 and room: Freich second girl, $12; 2 French house- work girls, $10 and $15. LEON ANDRE, 315 Stockton si. CHAMBEH!(A!D. CITY HOTEL, $20: MID- die-aged chambermaid, country hotel, $15; laundress, plain work, $20; waitress, country, $15; and Sfls for housework; dishwasher, $15.° R.T. D & CO., 610 Clay st. / ERMAN OR SWEDISH HOUSEWORK | J70R SALE—TW( REBATO SX Eirl, 80,3 in family. MISS CULLEN, 333 ¥ cheap; l“‘ ,;c‘z':gfltglfls:“ ER-SHOP; utter st 00d W ASTED—XMANTO ACT AS OVERSEER of boysout of school hours, and do general work at an orohaus’ home where there are over 200 children; moral and undenominational re- ligions iustruction to be parc of the duties re. quired: one In middle life with good health, and who has Lad cxperience in the management of children, preferred. Address Templar, box 66, Cail Uftice, 8. F. 2 'sEAMEN FOR EUROPE AND SOUTH SEAS and other ports. 10 Steuart st., upstairs. W ANTED=A GOOD ENTERPRISING BUSL ness man for ag nt for the best mild_delicions natural medicinal mineral water on the earth. Ad- dress A. ASTOKG, 108 Fifth st. w ANTED—_HORSESHOER TO BUY A GOOD kit of tools, cheap. 120 William st. JSABBERS' PROTECTIVE UNION EMPLOY- 1nent secretary. CON RAD TROELL, 857 Clay. BABBERS-FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC- retary Barbers' Asso., 325 Grant ave. S. FUCHS, BARBERS ASSOCIATION OF CAL XMPLOY- Dment._sedly, . . tumunn, 23834 0'Farcei. OSEDALE HOUSE, 321 ELLIS 6T.; ROOMS 20c to 50¢ night; §1 to 84 week; open all night. SPIRILU cLISM. JHOEMAKER'S SHOP AND SHOESTORE S'iiore for anle: 218 First st near Tehamar W TOLESALE BUSINESS FOR SA LE; BEST { 2 Adair BAX JOR = T Gn:: biaciamith shiop: hay, wocd ana coal yart and livery stablc; cost $3000: on A1 business street; 15 years’ ground lease: income $3: per month: coalyerd and stable now vacant: ground rent $26} @ rare chance; will bear investigation; price $1000: $400 cash, balance w Il exchange. J. S, $ 1002 Broadway, Oakland. CREAM, CANDY AND SODA-WATER | business for sale; nice cash trade; must sell; leaving for Earope. 261 Third st. 10 SETS SECOND-HAND HARNESS; ALG kinds: second-nand wagons, buggy. caris: 2180 20 chean Rorses. Fificenii and_Valencia scs FOR SALE-MISC ‘QTERLING BICYCLE, wateh; D. N. HAWLEY, 818 Mkt URE-BLOOD COWS: FRESH; price $100. H. W., box 4, Call Office, Oak- iand. - (OLUMBIA BICYCLE $80: FINE CONDL tion. MOORE, 735 Market st. OOD FRESH COW AND CALF, CHARLES HARKINS, Twenty-fourth and Bryant ss. REAT DANE DOG: GOUD PEDIGGEE. 808 Broadway, bet. Mason and Taylor sts. LLANEOUS. A BUILT LIKE &150. k& TAURANT; WORTH THREE OU. times the amount; must be sold; good reasons. Apply 131 Thirdst. . 0-NIGHT—BISHOP GARISON, MATERIAL- Izing, slate-writing, trampet seance. & Hayes C. DIRST-CLASS ROUTE FOR SALE ON A morning paper; price §2400. Apply 1521 Clay st, before 10 A. M. and after 5 P. M. A A S0es ana s 50 cts. and $1. REMOVED T0 1020 MARKET S1. REMOVED TO 1020 MARRET ST. PROF. VAN DE VERE. A splendid opportunity to consuluthis famous medium for a mere pittance. 1f you would know wha the future holds for you call without dejay. Advice on all matters. FROF. VAN DE VERE, 1020 Market st. DDIE SWATN, MEDIOM; READS DAILY; ladies only; hours 1 to p. M. 227 Geary st. YPSY MEDIUM_SITTINGS DAILY (SU days included); 26c. 946 Mission: hours 10 t0 9. RS, J. J. WHITNEY, CLAIRVOYAS trance medium:_sittines $1. 218 Stogkton DENTISTS. ONEST WO‘RK‘ VERY LOWEST PRICES. DR. HARDCASTLI, 67 ontgom FULL SET OF TEETH, $7; WARRANTED five years. DR. V. CAVALSKY, 24 Sixth st. VW ELLES 'WN, OLD-ESTABLISHED FUR- nigure business for sale 6n account of sickness. Inquire at 640 Howard st. a47 5 OLD - ESTABLISHED BRANCH $475. Dakers: thece furnishea roomss olears $100 per month; near four schools; sickness cause of sule. 152534 Dupont st. TOR SALE-LONG-BSTABLISHED WEER Y aper: good living for energetic mai Ccapital requtred; il health cause of sellin; agents. X. L., box 68, Call Office. RETIRING FHOM BUSINESS wants to dispose of iis first-class saloon. Ad- dress M. R.. box 181, Call Oftice. ART WaN ., "CASH _BUSINESS, | Peats 576 mo.: 8100 required. 835 Fourth st. FOR THE NEATEST LODGING- 1600 iiouse on Marker st.: 53 elosantiy fur- nished rooms. COLTON, 806 Market st. 51500 BOYS HALEINTEREST IN LIv: & ) ery and boarding stable In heart of city: clears $300 per month, COLTON, 906 Mar- ket st. BT OF TEETH WITHOUT A PLATE. DR. H. G. YOUNG, 1841 Polk st DX, GEORGE W. LEEK, THE GENUINE Leek dentist, discoverer of painiess extraction and patentee of improvea bfidge work or teein withoat any plate, moved from 6 10 £0 U'Farrell st. TAINLESS EXTRACTION. 80c; CROWN X uridge work a specialty; plates, $5 up: 13 veary experieice. R. L. WALSH, D.DS., 8153 Geary. . H. SHAW, 224 KEARNY — BRIDGE- worlk a specialty } open evenings 9. F. L. T. CRANZ—EXTRACTION PAINLESS, crown work, bridge work and teeth withou Flates a specialty. 108 Geary st., cor. Grant ave. ESTAURANT AND BAKERY, SITUATED on Kearny street, fitted up new in first-ciass styie about a vear 2go, will be sold at_great sacri- fice on account of departure: offer solicited after investigation. Apply to LEON ANDRE, 815 Siockton st. AR OUTFIT, ) scales, etc.: cheapest. OUNG TEAD,BUREAU AND W, stand, cheap. 326 Mcallister s FILSHIRE SAFE, COST $85, McAllister. 328 1895.H1GH GRADE $105 PNEUMATIC O:safety for $35. 328 McAllisger st. SE PRUSSIAN BITTERS, BEST STOMACH bitters in marker: buy your wines, 1iquors, etc., at Bovanza Wine Vaults: free delivery city. Oak- land. Alameda. PUTZMAN & SCHURMANN, Pprop., 341 Pue, cor. Montgome: phone 391 oot T; LUMBER, or sale. LACKS « 1T} - SHOP OUTFIT, FOR steam pump, boiler&engine; cheap. 516 Mi | S AND tan furniture at the factory and save middia- man’s profit; we wiil treat you right. CALIFOR- NIA RATTAN COMPANY, 61 First, nr. Mission, NE SMALL MEDIUM AND LARGE SIZE ¥ proof safe. 109, 111 Market FIRE AND “BURGLAR SAFF. press, pi 1 scales and desk :cheap. 1 2 EW RANG HEAPER THAN SECOND- band. W.S.RAY Mfz Co, 12 California st COUNTERS SHELVING, SHOWCASES ! boughtand sold 11213 Marke: bet. 7th andsia PEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—THR WEEFLY CALL, sent t0 sny address in the United States or Caziada one year for 71 50, post- SHES 1166 Mission. FORGE 59975, STOCK OF POULTRY RANCH AT ‘% ). East Oakland must be sold. E. HILL, Donohoe briiding. F'cfn SALE—A GOOD-PAYING SALOON WITH pool table, cash register: living-rooms; sell cheap on account of leaving city. 624 Sacramentg. W ELL-LOCATED CIG \ IL STAND, ormsfi% carhouse, Turk and Fillmore sts. LOSE. EMALE PUG DOG:; MARKET,NEAR SIXTH Return 995 Marketst., room 147 reward. OST—Ass PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBER- J nia Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco, in the name of ANNIE WALSH; No. 143,033, The tinder will please rezurn to bank. ROOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 75690 MAR- ket, bet. 3d and 4th, gas specialists: only reii- able t for painless exiraction: artificial teeth 1rm $5; fillings frm 81: extracting 5Cc. with gas $1. @ ET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED A3 ST food as can be made; fuing 1. DR, SIM31s dentist, 930 Market st.. next Baldwin Theater. D% LUDLUM HILy, )443 MARKET ST. near Eleventh: no f0r extracting when plates are made; old plates made over like new; 1eeth from $8 per set: extracting Slic: gas given. {JOLTON DENTAL ASSOUIATION. 8Us MAR- lUketst. DR. CHARLES W. DECKER. EEK, 1208 MA RKET, COR. GOLDEN —Open evenings: Sundays tii noon. Wi REASONABLE AND WAR- A¥or B 3 KB, 1123 Markes st BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCLATION A A A s (CONTINENTAL BUILDING AND l:):‘l'v AS, iation—Home office, Hansom il mnuvl-parm business. Ed E. Hill, Prs. Eldridge V.Pr.; W Corbin, Sec.& Ges.Msa ORNER SALOON FOR “ALE; LOW RENT. Apply LEVY & CO., 795 Mission st. JALOON, WITH FIXTURES AND STOCK, living-rooms, for sale very cheap on account of having another place. Apply 42054 Sixth st. PLENDID BUSIN/ S8 OPPORTUNITY FOR & live man; grocery and bar for sale, cheap: 9 living-rooms only $20: good reasons. Apply SCULLY & SON, 420 Sacramentost. 7OR RENT OR SALE—A BLACKSMITH AND general jobbing shop, with tools and every. thing complete; also dwelling-house, barn, wind- mill. etc., standing on about one acre of land cov- ered with assorted fruit-trees; the shop has been 1un for over thirty years: piace located in center of the healthiest town in California: terms easy. For further particulars inquire of ALEXANDER WATSON, Gilroy, Cal. A ORSALE ORTRADE FOR RANCH—LIVELY groe ry. business in San Jose. Address Trade, San Jose, Cal, . RESTAURANT AND BAKERY FOR $30 « sale; owner has other business. 917 Mission st. OST—ON SATURDAY EVENING, BLACK enyx breastpin, diamond shapegl. between Polk and Plerce and Jackson sts. Return to 927 Geary st.; Teward, OST SATURDAY, MAKCH 14, A FOX TER- . rier 5 months old; collar with peculiar padlock, Return to 3318 Sacramento si.: Teward. FO . OUND_COW. OWNER PROVE PROPERTY and pay expenses. Fouricenth and elcher sts. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. S ADVIL‘E FREE—DIVOECE LAWS A SPECI- alty; private: no charge unless successful: al its, claims, col'ections, wiis. devds, etc.. i law tended 0. G. W. HUW E. alt’y-at-law, 850 Market, J.NOLEN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 719 « Market st.{ advice free. I MURRAY, ATT'Y AND COUNSE o law; adviee free. 24 Sixth st., mfi,',“}l‘. f; W. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY-AT- « Califorala at, s 14-15; advics trea " 0