The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 11, 1896, Page 14

14 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL , FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1896 CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE Recent Combination May Reduce Rates and Expenses. VALUATION DIMINISHED Organization of the San Fran- cisco Gas and Electric Company. CAPITAL, TWENTY MILLIONS. Allotment 2nd Reservation of the Shares Now to Be Issuel With- out Exchange. A meeting of the directors of the San Francisco Gaslight Company was held yesterday afternoon at the office of the corporation on First street. A notice has been published calling for a speciai meet- ing of stockholders on Monday, October 2. The purpose and object of the meet- ing is to consider and act upon the propo- sition to diminish the capital stock of the corporation from $10,000,000, divided into 100,000 shares of the par value of $100 each, to $300,000, divided into 100,000 shares of the par value of §3 each. The steps now taken to diminish the capital stock of the company without re- ducing the number of shares will be understood when the details of the con- solidation with the Edison Light and Power Company are considered. From a circular letter which the presi- dent, Joseph B. Crockett, has addressed to the stockho!ders the following extracts are made: “For some time past there has been sharp competition in the lighting business between the San Francisco Gaslight Com- pany and the Edison Light and Power Company. The boards of directors of the two companies, realizing that possibly in the future this might lead to serious loss to both companies, and that the business of furnishing light and power should be controlled by one management, and thus effect a large saving in the general man- agement, establish more uniform rates between gas and electricity and in many other ways curtail expenses, have deemed it advisable to form a new company, to be known as the ‘San Francisco Gas and Electric Company,’ and to transfer to this new company all the property of the other two.”” Mention 1s made of the patient investi gation of the affairs of both companies, the experting of the bouks and the inspec- tion of machinery, and this general plan of consolidation is recommended. “The new company, to be formed from the other two companies, to be called the San Francisco Gas and Electric Com vany, capital stock $20,000,000, of which $10,000,000 will be issued to the stock- boiders of the San Francisco Gas Light Company, $2,750,000 to be issued to the stockhoiders of the Edison Light and Power Company and $1,066,666 to be placed in trust in the hands of a trustee selected by the directors of the new company, which said stock is to ‘be piaced in escrow for the purpose of redeeming the out- standing bonds of the Edison Light and Power Company. All the remainder of the stock is to be heid in the hands of the company, and will not be issued unless necessity requires the same for the: en- largement, extension or improvement of the plant.”” It seems that when certain bongs of the Edison Light and Power Company were issued the holders were given an option to exchange the bonds for stock within a period of ten vears. Five years’ time has elapsed, but during the next five years some ol the bondholders may elect to take stock, hence the reservation of $1,- 066,660. The unissued stock, amounting w $6,183,334, may be issued in the future should the expansion of the City require an enlargement of the plant and extension of lighting facilities, The San Francisco Gaslight Combpany having but its current monthly debts to pay could disincorporate and go out of business, but as there are real estate and other assets, such as the property at the foot of King street, remaining in the cor- poration it will not disincorporate, but will reduce its capital stock to $300,000, which is sufficient to carry the real estate unsold. The stockholders will formally cunsider this proposition at the meeting on October 26. President Crockett’s circular to the holders of the stock of the gas compaany says: “It will be neces for all the stockholders of the San light Company to surrender their present stock and to receive in exchange therefor an equal number of shares of stock of the San Francisco Gaslight Company repre- senting the real estaie interests, the par value of which will be $3 per share, and also to receive the same number of shares of the Sun Francisco Gas and Electric Company.” The president holds that with econom- ical management the new company will be able to earn and pay a fair dividend and gradually be able to reduce the price of light to the consumer. LAKE TAHOE EXPEDITION Leading Railway Men on a Journey of Observa- tion. A Railroad From Truckee to Taho: City May Be Con- structed. Last evening a party consisting of Col- onel C. F. Crocker, Julius Kruitschnitt, C. B. Alexander, William F. Herrin, W. H. Miils, Jerome A. Hart and Colouel J. B. Wright lett for Lake Tahoe, via Placerville and Strawberry Mountain. They will drive leisurely over the mountain roaa from Placerville to the lake. At Tallac they will board the steamer and proceed to Tahoe City, returning to San Francisco via Truckee. Colonel Crocker said yesterday that the Southern Pacific Company had no plans in view for railroad extension from Piacer- ville to Lake Tahce. “We are going,” said Colonel Crocker, “‘from Placerville to Lake Tahoe for the pleasure of the outing. No plans of railroad extension in this re- glon are in contemplation. We expect to ave a good time on the trip, and that is all there is in it.” Lake Tahoe is attracting an unusual number of visitors this season. It is the talk up there that a railroad from Truckee to Tahoe City, a distance of fourteen miles, will be constructed within eighteen months. William Greer Harrison has made two yacation trips to Tahoe this season. He says that if this magnificent lake, with the beautiful mountain scenery { rancisco Gas- | surrounding it, were in any other partof the civilized world there would be a thou- sand villas from which the changing colors of the water could be viewed. Mr. Harrison is sure that a railroad will soon be built from Truckee to Tahoe UCity. Data came into bis possession recently which convince him that capital can be procured to construct the road. On the proposed line from Truckee to Tahoe City there are few natural obstacles to the construction of a railway. Mr. Har- rison understands that the plans under consideration by capitalists contemplate the erection of a fine hotel near Tahoe City. ——————— Grand Larceny Charged. Kate Murphy, 348 Minna street, swore to & complaint in Judge Joachimsen’s court yester- day, charging John Dougherty, an employe in Brown’s hardware store, Fourth and Market streets, with grand larceny. She said Dough- erty was sent to her house a few days ago Lo do some work and after he departed she missed a diamond ring valued at $150, a sealskin purse worth $12 and her bankbook. PACIFIO COAST BONDS. The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, Board of Trade and the Merchants’ Association make & showing that within five years $15,000,000 have been invested in new structures in Los Angeles. Bonds will be issued by West Palmdale, the re- cent election having suthorized such issue. The Supervisors at_Flags:aff, Ariz., have levied 36 cents on each $100 vaiuation of real and per- sonal property in School District No. 1, Flagstaff, for the payment of interest on the school bonds of said district, and a like tax of 35 cents on the dol- lar has been levied on Schooi District No. 2 at Williams, 10 create a sioking fund and for the payment of interest of the bonds of the district. The Los Angeles Times says that the banks in Los Angeles County have been calling in outside loans, and as & consequence there has been an in- crease in the number of mortgages, the people bor- rowing money on their real estate. Forsmall loans on City property, running from $200 to $800, 10 per cent net is asked. On sums of $1000 and over money can be had in limi.ed amounis at 9 per cen: net. 5 suit has been filed in the Superior Court at Seattle by the State Trust Company to foreciose & morigage of $150,000 against the Puge. Sound Drydock (ompany. The tate Trust Compan. of New York. In the suit the compiainant asks that dward A. Spaulding, who was appointed re- ceiver by the Superior Court of Fierce County, when the company was sued there by P. D. Nor- ton et al,. be removed, and Lhat & new receiver be the lien held agaiust the prop- erty by Tuomas Clancy und Gilieite Herzog Manu- facturing Company of Minnesoia by viriue of & judgment against the Puget Souud Drydock Com- pany, rendered iu Plerce County in 1894, be made Trust ompany Puget Sound Drydock Company on ~ovember 1, 1892, executed first- | mortgage gold bonds to the aggregate amount of $150.000, there belng 150 bonds of 51000 each. ror these, the company promised to pay face value on November 1, 1913, and interest at 6 per cent, payable semi-annualiy. It was agreed that in case default of nine.y days was made in the payment of interest, L€ principal shoula beco: payable. ihese bonds were secured by s mort- gage or deed of trust, dated November J, 1892, on three contiguous iracts of land in King County, aggregating about 218 acres: also on the foundry plant and machine shop then operated by the company on the drydock operated at Quarter- master Harbor and on all property thereafier sccrucd. On the strength of this morigage, the bonds were inuorsed by the State Irust Company and issued. No part of the Interest Lus been paid d the State Trust Compauy now asks for tue appolntment 0f anoiher receiver: that Lhe mOr: gage be declared a first llen on all property us security for the payment of the bonds and that the property be sold at Sheriff's sale. The Investor, published at Los Angeles, gives the following record for the week ending August 29: 111 transfers amounting to........ $112 56 transfers for nominal consider- ations. 69 mortgages on clty prop- erty ... $103,910 80 36 morigages on county 26 54 roperty 46,907 21 i ———— 150,81701 82 releases city property.105.963 00 16 releuses county prop- erty.. .. 14,785 00 ————— 120,698 00 51 building permits amouniiug to.. 58,480 00 Some recent mortguges piaced on record at Los Angeles carried interest rate as follow: 812,000, payatle in four ipstaliments, at 9 per cent: $:000, six years at 6 per cent; $7500, five vears at 9 per | cent: $20,000, for two years, 11 per cent; $15,000, | for ten years, at 8 per cent. ‘The v rk Bond Buyer published August 24 a table showing the municipal bond sales | throughout the Uuiled States for the third week | in August, and the total of twenty-eignt sales was only $557,400. . THE STOCK MARKET. Prices for Comstock shares showed little varia- tion yesterday. Business was rather better in several stocks, though not active. The Sierra Nevada assessment falls delinquent in office to-day. The Savage official letter for the past week states that on the 850 level of that mine & streak of fair- grade ore 3 feet In width has been found in the face of thesouth drift. This leiter also states that the work of cutting out a station on the 400 level of shaft 1 on the Brunswick lode is progressing with all possible dispatch, while on the 300 level of the Brunswick workings the joint Savage and Hale & Norcross north drift, having reached the south boundary of Savage ground, has been taken charge of by the Savage people and extended 15 feet, the face being in porphyry and slips of clay. BODIE CONSOLIDATED—200 level—Gildea raise advanced 5 feet. ‘ihe vein faulted. but has been found again on the foctwall containing 10 inches of good rock. 300 level—The Hurgess south drift was advanced 9 feet, and has about 2 inchesof g0od ore in the face. 400 level—The north drift bas been retracked preparatory to doing alittle work in various parts of this grouud. Are stoping north and south of the Glldea raise on the 20! level, and north on the pillar on_about the 300 level of the Burgess leage, and north aoout on the old level on fillings in the Fortuna 100 level. Fx- tracted during the week from the 200 level of the Gilde, 300 jevel of tve Burgess and 400 level of the Fortuna a total of 17.5 lons of ore, assaying percarsample $12 to $47 perton; true average 826 per ton goid BULWER CONSOLIDATED—200 level—Stopes 10 and 11 above No. 2 crosscut still continue about the same. On the tunnel level the ore i raige 1 is wider and the stope exiends further south than the ore below It, bu the grade is lower. Raise 2 has completely pinched. aud, though followed some dis:ance, bas uot improved. The sonth drift from crosscut 8 has been driven 8 feet on the seam, cutting the crosscut south, with no particu- lar change. Are clearing out an old raise on the 200 level, 40 feet south of the shaft, in the hope of coming across something of value in a region of which we know nothing. Extracted during the week a total of 11.7 tons of ore from the 200 level and the tunne! openings, assaying per car sample $16 to $52 per ton: true average $36 per ton. Shall begin on Monday (September 7) miiling ore in Stan_ard mill. Moxo—On Bodle 400 level the south drift in the Fortuna veln was savanced 9 feet, showing 14 inches of broken low-grace quartz. STANDARD CONSOLIDATED—MII! statements for week ending September o: Ore crushed, 32 tons for Bodie Consolidated and’ 225 tons for Standard Consolidated: average daily crushing, 36 3-7 tons: | average mssay vanner tailings, $6 06: concen- trates produced. 1 ton; assay value $66 80; plate amalgam produced, 570 ounces. Tailings—Plant 2 worked 307 tons for the week. Tailngs—Plant 1 worked 238.1 wons for the same period. The joint Confidence, Challenge® Consolidated and Con-oiidated Imperial west crosscut 1 from the surface tunnel Is out 698 feet, having been ad- vanced 15 feet during the week. The face shows porphyry. West crosscut 3 from the sur- face tunnel is being repaired. CrowN PoINT—Work was resumed {n the mine on September 8. Repairs on the 600 and 700 leveis have been made since then, and an east crosscut started from the south lateral drift on the 700 level, near the shaft station. .Are timbering in the raise from the 700 Jevel in the south end on the eleventh floor. The usual work in the shaft is under way. The vield of the Belcher mine for the past week was 62 mining carloads of ore, the average top sample of which showed an assay value of $19 15 per ton. Shipped (0 the Brunswick mill during the week 151 tons and 1190 pounas of ore, making the total quant-ty of ore now on band at the miil 361 tons and 910 pounds. Full returns of this ore Wil be given as 800u as 1t is worked. The yield of the Coufidence mine for the past week Wwas 15 mining carloads of ore, the average top car sample of which assayed $18 94 per ton. No ore was taken from the Overman mine dur- ing the past week. BOARD SALES, Following were the sales in the San Francisco Stock Board yesterday : BEGULAR MORNING SESSION, COMMENCING 9:80. 100 Alpbs.....17100 C Point...34 200 Savag.....66 600 Belcher. .50 300 Oceld.....59 200 .. 100 B & B..1.10(100 Opnir.. 1.15(300 85 200 Bullion....09300 ..........1.10| 50 Union ... 46 100 Chaline. ..47/150 Fotosi... 1.00/200 Utaa......09 100 Chllar.. .2.30/ 50 200 Y uckel.. 36 77,200 .. AFTERNOON SESSION—2:30. 200 Alta.......07100 G &C...... 80 b8, Following were the sales Inthe Pacific Stock Board yesterday : BEGULAR SESSION—10:30. 17300 CCV... 195 31 46/400 Justice. %7 .28/g/200 Kentuck..s AFTERNOON SESSION—2:30, 200 Alpha..... 1615 Cholrz 27141400 Ophir. 300 Altasr:-07[000 .. - 481600 Ovr 200 And %125J CCV.1.9216/i50 Potosi. : 1.98300 sav. .61/300 SB&M.. .1.65200 8 Nv.. -63400 Union C...48 990) Usan. CLOSING QUOTATIONS. WEDNESDAY, Sept. 10—4 » . Alpia Con.. Andears i 31 BslJustios..l 05 06 Belcher. . 67 b8/ heniuck. g 08 Best & Beicher 1.U6 1.10/Lady Wash.. 02 U4 Benton Con.... — 1b/Mexican 63 64 Bodie . 61 —(Mono 31 33 Bullion . 09 10 NevadaQueen. — 04 :g 47/Occidental. . Chollar,.... . 2.26 .Cal& Vi 1.95 Challenge Con. 50 Con. Imperial. 02 Confidence.... 1.45 Con New York Crown Polnt... 838 BaSilver Hill.... 03 03 EastSierraNev 02 04/Sierra Nevada 78 79 Kureka Con... 25 — UnionCon 48 49 cheaner.... 05 = 06 Utah... 09 10 Gould & Curry. 62 63|Yellow Jacke. 35 37 Hale« Norers. 150 1.95) GOLD MINING EXOHANGE. Chbamplon . Providence. . 20 00/Asked... ... - .2500( Savannah...... Asked...... 47 Asked 35(400 Sebasiopoi.. 30 Thorpe . 10[ia . 60 e 25)Asked. 80 Keystone, 100 Bod: . 69 Bid 65 00100 Chollar. D240 100 Con Virginia... 195 S 600100 Hale & Norers. 155 100 LockwoodCon. 28(150 Ovhir. 110 25{100 Savage 68 00 5 50 89 60200 7 70 STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. THURSDAY. Sept. 10-3 ». M. UNITED STATES BONDS. Bro. Asked, Bid Asked US4scoup.. 1051 — |US4sreg.. — 1078 Do new 1ssuel 155511614 MISCELLANKOUS RONDS. Cal-atCbless. — 111 |PacRoll M6y — — Cal ElecL 85137 — Samee. = = CotraCW5s — 94 |P&ORyés. — 118 Dpot-stexco 8o 8714 P&Ch Ry8s. — 107% Edsn L&P8s11714 — |PwlstRR8s — — F&CHERSs. — 103 |Reno Wikl — 105 Geary-stR5s. — 10714/Sacto P& L. = 10234 LosAngL8s — 100 |SF&NPRds. — 98 Do Gateed8s 95 100 |SPRRAriz6s 9314100 Mkt-stChie6s118 120 |SPRRCal6s. — 110% DoRRyConds.. — 10215 SPRRCalbs. — o NaVin6slsi 96 — BrRCalSs — 99 NevCNgR7s. 85 — Waterts.. 115751103 NPCER6s100 — |SVWaterds. 97 — N Ry Cal6s. — 10035 SikinG&ESs — 10014 N Ry Cal 5s. 100 ’|Suns T&T6s. — — 1 — |Suter-stR3s.107 109% ? 110234105 |VisallaWCts — = Oninibus 3. 11634 118%| WATEK STOCKS Contra Costa 2034 — |San Jose. - - Marin Co.... 50 53 |Sprag V. - 974 A% STOCKS. Cavital 1734 80 |Pacific Licht 4914 Central... 95 — !San Francsco 803, Oak G L& 5134 5215 St0ckion. ... 20 FacGaslmp. 8114 821y INSURANCE sToCKS. Fireman'sFa150 — [Sun 25 o0 COMMERCIAL EANK STO~KY Amer B&TC. - — [LondonP&A.13315 — 58 |London&s¥. — ' 27 X — [Merch Ex... 13 — Cal S D&ETC010744110 Vi = = Firsthadon. — 180 SR BAVINGS BANK STOCKS. GerS&LCo. — 1265 v& Loan.. — 100 Humb S&L1100 1450 [Security..... — 276 Muotval.... — 40 |Unlon Trasi750 = — SESavUnion — 480 STREET RAILEOAD sTa~<L Calttornia.... 108 107 (Oak SL&Hay — 100 — 20 |Presidio - 4215 — [Suttersc s 1OWDER STOCKS. AtantieD... 15— (GlantCom. 1614 18sy Eastern D... 70 — |Judson D...e — ol Calitornia.... 50 - Vigorit. . 80c MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. Alaska Pkrs. 82 — [NatVinCo.. — - BIkDCoalCo. — 10 |OceanicSSCo — 20 Cal Oot Mills — —~ |Pac AuxFaA 1 - Edison Light116 11614 PacBoraxCo. 98 100 GasConAssn. — =. Pac Roil Mill — - Ger Lead Co. 80 100 |Parf PainiCo 6% 7% HawC&SCo.. 1834 15 |PacTr.nsCo. — 24 nuteh S PCo_1815 1814 Pac T&T Co. 70 — MerkxAssn. 100 110 sunset T&U. 41 g M Elec Light — 415{United CCo. — 25 BALES—MOBNAN ¢+ 584810% Board— 59 Hutchinson § P Co. $1000 Los Angeles Lig £1000 Market-st Ky Con 5 5SF caslight 12 S V Water. % Bon SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. HELP WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED-Continued. W ANTED —BY COMPETENT _ YOUNG WOmaD position as maid. second work, wait- ing, or nursery governess. Call 305 Jones si., after 9 o'clock. [ BENCH WOMAN WISHES WORK BY THE day: general housework and sewing athome, e.c. Addressor cain M. HERTIN, 1712 Dupont. OUNG LADY WISHES POSITICN IN small American family: is good Cook: refer- ences given. 1435 Stelner st. MDDLE-AGED GERMAN LADY WISHES 10 get a few hours' work from 8 A. 3¢ till1 P- M. Apply 221114 Povellst. RELLABLE GIRL WISHES TODOGENERAL housework; s a first-c'ass cook. 5134 Clem- entina st., bet. First ana Second. Y QUNG SWEDISH GIRL WANTS A SITUA- tion 10 ao general housework OF as launaress. Cail or address 122 Eighth st (COMEETENT COOK WISHES A SITUATION w do housework: no objection to short dis- tance in couniry. 246 Fourth st., room 5. (390D COOK, L.APERIENCED IN RESTAU- "X rant and boarding-house, wishes a situation. 246 Four(h st., room B, VW QUANDESIRES 10 GET WASHING AND irouing by the day. Please call or address 874 Howard st. [,ADY THOROUGHLY COMPETENT T0 4 make boys’ clothing would like a few more en- gagements. Call or address 619 Octavia st. QWEDISH WOMAN WITH LITTLE GIRL > would like situation as cook oF housexeeper; country preferred. Call or address 989 Howard st. (i'uiui,( wls»GERMa\N) wx.sflms A ation in private family to do general house- 000 seamsiross. - Cai) or add: 709 Mission. M'DDLE-AGED "AMERICAN ~WIDOW M wishes situation ‘as chambermaid. working housckecper or companion; is experienced; good references. Address, or call between 12 and 2, 106 ‘Taylor st., room 1. W ANTEO—LAUNDRESS, $26: CHAMBER- maid and laundress, $35; waitress ,and laundress. $25: chambermaid and waitress, $18: 2 waitresses, same hotel, country. $20; 2 restau- rant waitresses, $15; girl for housework, 8 in family, $25, farc paid,'sce lady here: second giri, gountry: Bitls for hotsework, city and countryl $25. $20. $15. C. R. HANSEN & CO.. 110 Geary st. W ANTED_SWEDISH OR DANISH GIRL Y¥ for housework; family of 2: no washing; $15. € R HANSEN & 0. 110 Geary st. A-+1. D-NUMBER OF GIRLS TO ASSIST 1n housework; $10 and $12: city or country. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. ANTED—40 GIRLS AND WOMEN FOR cooking, housework, second_work, etc.; $15, '?0 and $25. MURKAY & READY, Leading Empioyment Agen:s, 634-636 Clay st. oL FOR SECOND WORK: COUNTRY: B15: fare g00d piace: call early. MUR- BAY & READY, 650056 Clas st 5 WAITRESSES, $16 AND ROOM; LUNCH ‘Waitress; chambermaid and wait some, $15 and room: waitress for Newman, Cal.; German girl for Alameda, $20, call early: girl for Union st., $15: girl for Beikeley. $20; girl for Fifieenth st.. 20: 17 housegiris, $16: 11 voung girls, $8, 810 ind $12 per month, assist, etc. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. (99K AND SECOND GIRL, SAME HOUSE, country, $25, $16: cook, city, $5: 6 giris. housework, city and country, 320, $15: cook aud second girl, saie house, clty, $20 $15: and many others. German Employment Office, 306 Mason. Coox AND LAUNDRESS, $25: 8 GIRLS FOR 79, Iousework: wages $12t0 $20. MRS. HIRD, 18 5t A LL LADY ARTISTS SHOULD ACT UPON announcement published to-day n heip wanted columns dedicated to the opposite sex by Spplying ror free fllustrated prospectus to the In- ternational Art Exhibition, Grand Central Palace, New York City. RELIABLE GIRL WISHES SITUATION FOR upstairs or second work; good references. Call or address 120 Eighth st., near Minna. JLADY WANTS POSITION AS HOUSE- 4 xecper for widow. 223 Post st., room 1. /OMAN. TO GO OUT BY THE DAY; WASH- ing, housecleaning or ironing. Apply in base- ment, 829 Eayes st., near Fillmore. SEaNlom LADY WISHES A SITUATION A8 nhousekeeper for a gentleman: no objection io skLort distance in country. Please call 217 Second. {XPERIENCED INFANTS' NURSE DE- sires a position; good reierences. Call or ad- dress 700 Eudy st. CANDINAVIAN GIRL DESIRES A SITU- ation to do housework or upstairs work. Please call ot 2000 Twe rst 8t , corner Harrison. TOUNG AMERICAN WOMAN—WORK BY the day: isa good ianndress and do any kind of housework. Address D. G.. box 75, Call Office. 7OUNG GEKMAN GIRL WISHES SITUA. tion In private family to do second work and take care of children. Inquire at 207 Montgomery avenue, Atlautic Hocel. LDERLY GERMAN LADY WANTS POSI- tion as housekeeper: is first-clnss cook; refer- ence. Address F. box 6, Calt Office. EASTERN WOMAN OF 35, FIRSI-CLASS housekeeper, wishes work; no objection to idower’s family or the country. Address MRS, ., box 76, Call Office. W UMAN"WANTS WORK BY THE DAY: wasbing or housecleaning. Address or call 823 Third st., rm. 22. W ANTED—YUUNG LADY OF GOOD AP- pearance and capab.e to make money in the country; pianist and without incumbrance pre- ferred. Address Y. L., box 22, Call Office. W ANTED—A YOUNG LADY TO ACT AS manager in local office; must furnish first- class references. Address C., box 57. Call, Office. (OMPETERT SKIRTMAKER WANTED; uoue other need spply; wages $10 to $15 per week. 504 Sutter st. EAEEHIENCED | HANDE ~ON —LADIES walsts and wraj rs; steudy employment. S, STEUKR, 126 Kighth st. i ANTED—GIRL, FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work; $15. 910 Devisadero st., near Mc- Allister. W ANTED—FIRST-CLASS FINISHERS AND apprentices; custom vest. 509 Kearny st., room 2. OMAN TO DO LIGHT HOUSEWORK AND help attend 2 small children. 101435 Pacific. TRL TAKE CARK OF BABY 1 YEAR OLD; must sleep home. 22 14 Page st. 7 OUNG WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK; SLEEP bome; §10. 812 Tayior st CUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK. AMERICAN GIRL, OF 17, ASSIST HOUSE- 1019 ¢ air Oaksst. work: $8. 1430 ‘Turk st. (OAT-FINISHERS. 541 MARKET ST. AILORESS U2 on comts. 527 DERSTANDS OPERATING toma st. REEINED AMERICAN WIDOW ~WOULD N EAT GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL like position as housekeeper in lodging-house housework; small family; 8011 A M. 817 or widower's family. Address W., box 75, Call. Scott st. EFINED GERMAN GOVERNESS WANTS | YVOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORR situation: loves chiidren; talks English and tome French; references. L. G., box 119, Call. and to mind children: wages $8. Call 438 Fifth st. YQUNG EASIERN LADY, GOOD SEAM- stress, wishes plain sewing 10 do. Call from 1 to 8 7. M., 25 inth st. 22, second floor. TOUNG, REFINED, CO! CREOLE widow des res position as honsekeeper. Please call 8t 917 Market st., room 19, second floor. G ERMAN GIRL OF 17 WANTS SITUATION ¥ to dolight housework or take care of chiid. Please call at 405 Lyon st.. near Hayes. 1ENTS" SUSPENDERS_AND MUFFLERS embroidered to order. Room 4, 1007 Market. ADY OF REFINEMENT, POSSESSING ALL the qualifications of a pleasant companion, al50 with a fair knowiedge of medicine, desires a position in that capacity with an invaiid; no re- numeration but comfortable home: city or coun- try:references. Address L. M. B., box 40, Cail. ERIENCED LADY COMPOSITOR D res employment in daily or weekiy newsn: per office; clty or country: can assistin job de- partment; also proo-re;ding; wages payable weekly. Address Compositor, box 82, Call Uffice. W ORE SPER WISHES TO take charge of a small hotel or lodging-hous city or country: reference. Address Housekeeper, box 72, Call Uffice. W INUBES KR HOUSE. 44 THIRD ST.. NR. ) 3 5c 1) $1 50 per night: £1 50 10 §6 per week: convenient and respectable: Srec bus and baggace to and from the ferrv. (GEBMAN GIRL FOR GENRRAL HOUSE- work. Southwest corner of Webster and Ellis. ATLORE! 736 Minna st. ADIES TO LEARN HAIRDRESSING, MAN- Icuring, beauty culture; agents wanted to sell my tollet specialties. MRS. BUTLER, 131 Postst. Y OUNG, GERMAN GIRL 16 TO 16 YEARS old for light housework. Cali at 10, 46314 Jessie. FINISHER ON FINE PANTS, IRST-CLASS JOBBER: MUST UNDER- stand tinaing. 'C. G. STUHR, 1332 Churen st. AN THAT UNDERSTANDS PO. LTKY and do some cooking. Cail 512 Haignt st. ANTED—AT UNCE, FIRST-CLASS FRES- <0 painter. F., box 80, Cal: Office. IRST - CLASS PAPERHANGER inter. Apply 14 Third st., saloon. BD'ELE!! UK WAITER FOR Al DRESS suit. Call 520 Geary st. 00D BREAD-BAKER WANTED. B. D, box 78, Call Office. OY—AT 2000 CENTRAL AVE., CORNER Sacramento st. W ANTED—SMALL BOY FOR A PICTURE- store; wages $3 a week. JONES, 547 Mission. 00D BOOTBLACK. 1048 MCALLISTER. X Call after 2 p. 3. (CO9K AT NORTH BEACH HOTEL, CORNER Bay and Mason st. AND PERSONALS. 1SS HELEN HAYDEN WILL TALK UPON the subject of Convenc Life and_Catholic Prison Life, 00 next Saturday evening, Sept. 12; third floor of Pythian Castle, 909 Ma Lst. \q YETLE POTTER'S COSMET ARLORS- M “manicuring, hairdressing, ‘1362a Market st. room 8. ATEST STYLE IN HAIRDRESSING 250, 1P Up-to-Date Parlors, 850 Market st., room. 14. Lessons given: morning and evening classes. \NE BILLIARD, ONE COMBINATION, ONE O pool table, one bookmaker's wheel, oné Aus- tralian banking wheel, all as good as new, for sale cheap. 129 O’ rell st. A DVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS A SPE- £\ “cialty; private; no charge uniess successful; ail Iaw suits, claims. collections, wills, deeds, etc., at- tended 0. G. W. HOWI, atty-at-law, 850 Marketst. ORRIS BERRY. FORMER FORE M AN Albert Miller’s cloak store, has opened a busi- ness at 14 McA liscer, Kmx 45-46: ladies’, misses’, children’s cloaks to order:fit guaranteed 10w prices ISHWASHER WANTED. CALL AT 87 JADIE EVANS' CO. TIC PARLORS: Bo‘\:r“‘l‘o LEARN GARDENING. 2725 HOW, Eddy st. ) manicuring: bairdressing. 865%; Market, r. 12, WANTED—PAN PRESSMAN, (LARA—YOU CAN GO TO ME. LEDERER'S e TR BN e witions havin 0/ alt an 166K (0. geEyouE hair dressed. He has ealarged his pariors and put in more peopl~, bu: his price s the same, 25¢. G. LEDERER, 111 Stockton st. IRST - CLASS WAITER WANTED. 15 Stockton st. L,\’n\"(s'rm\x- ER) DESIRES GENTLE- 5 capital. R. 2,12. Post st. OURMNEYMEN BARBERS' ENMPLOYMENT secretary, H. BERNARD, 102 Seventh st. ARBERS PROTECTIVE UNION EMPLOY- ‘ment secrezary, CONRAD TROFLL, 657 Clay. ARBERS—_FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC. P. C. Barbers’ Assn. S. FUCHS, 325 Grant ave. ARBER SHOP.—2 CHAIRS: 16c: GOOD business: rent §10: opp. carhouse. 1810 Castro- ARBERS—2-CHAIR SHOP FOR SALE, §75; rent, including gas, $10. 1932 Market st. ANTED—A MAN WHO CAN TEACH HOW %0 make a fine cigar. 328 Bush st., room 4. AILORS WANTED AT LAN 504 DAVIS street. ARBER-SHOP TO LET COMPLETE. AP- ply 505 Clay st. n > man partner; $ INE WATCH REPAIRING, JEWELRY made order, spectacles repaired, lenses ground: low prices; fine work. J. BRITTAIN, 20 Gcflj)’. ORCE _AND ANNULMENT OF MAR- risge by United States Divorce Bureau; lega everywhere. Aadress P. O. box 2432, S. F., Cal. _ &4 TO ¢ AMPLE BY MAIL WERTHMAN Pants Co.. 2215 Geary street. HE FINEST LINE _OF REMNANTS: sult to order, $10; pants, $3. Cut Rate Tailor- ing Company, 1117 Market st., bet. 7th and_Nth. TRCSKS Dx LIVERED 25C. BAY CITY L Transter Company, 244 Sutter; tel. Grant 57. ARTINGTON’S SCHOOL OF MAGAZINH and Newspaper Tllustration: day and evening Ciasses: Instructors, J. H. E. Partington, Gerirude Partington, R. L. Partington. Particulars 424 Plne. JTEAKS, CHOPS. ETC.: 6 DISHES FOR b cents. 635 Clay st., Big Yellow Front. W ANTED—AN IDEA; WHO CANTHINK OF some simple thing to batent? Protect your ideas: they may bring_you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO., Dept. L, Patent Attor- neys, Washington. D. C, for thelr $1800 prize offer and list of 200 inventions wanted. EAMEN FOR AUSTRALIA AND OTHER ports. 10 Steuart si., upsiairs. V ANTED_FOR THE UNIT STA ES Marine Corps, U. S. navy, able-bodled, un- married men between the ages of 21 and 30 years: DOU less than § feet 6 inches in height; of good character and temperate habits: able to read, write and speak English properly: only citizens of the United States or persons who have legally de- clared their intentions (0 become citizens will be sccepted: this important branch of the naval service offers special iuducements: giving oppor- tunities to visit all parts of the world on board our Dew cruisers. For further information apply at the Recruiting Office, 20 Ellis st., San Francisco, Cal. W ANTED—PLAIN, STEADY MAN To as- sist in handling cash, etc . in genteel business; must have $150 cash and be satisfied with §75 per month. 87314 Market st., room 1. A THE PEOPLE'™S ONE DOLLAR MEDICAL lnstitute, all cases treated and medicines fur- nished for $1; call or write. 10293y Marke: st bet. Sixth and Seventh, San Francisco, Cal LL FACIAL BLEMISHES, SUPERFLUOUS bair, moles, freckies, scars, etc., removed by KElite Electrolysis Co., 226 Turk, nr. Leavenworth. RAZOR-FIXING OURE SPECIALTY: FINE edge put on razor,25¢. Razor Exchge, 630Market JELVET AND CLOTH CAPES BELOW manufacturers’ cost. 20 Sansome st., npstal 1G OUTDUOK ST . REOPTICON SHOW KV 1y night cor. Market and Sixth sta. ; artistic ad- vertisements In living light: promoters of busis pess. Consult OWL ADV, 1140 Market st. LECTRIC LIGHTS IN EVERY ROOM| Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Market: 200 rooms, 26¢ to $1 50 per night: g1 50 to $8 per week: free bus and baggage Lo and from tne rerry. IBERAL ADVA ES ON DIAMONDs, JEW: J elry, etc.: lowest mates. Y48 Market st. LD GOLD, SILVER, GENTS' AND LADIES clothing bought. COLMAN. 4] 3a. cor. Jes DRESSM KERS. W ANTED—SLANAN. "APPLY 108 CLARKE st., Cailiornia House. W E WANT TO ENGAGE ENERGETIC MEN Journal.” Write or call at 78 Columbian Bld., 8. F. 4] @1 SEARY sT.—DRESS 2 up; dresses made ove: order. MADE FOR $5 patierns cut to S $2 UP; WRAPPERS 860 UP; lawn $1 up. 50534 Natoma st., above Sixth. and women to represent the “Ladies’ Home /ANTED — MEX 10 LrARN BARBER irade; only 8 weeks required; tools catalogue sent. S. F. Barber School, 1515 Howard. EW WALDO HOUSE, 765 MISSION BET. 3dand $ib-—Single furnished rooms, night 16¢ 16 50c;week $1 10 $2 50 ;readin g-room ;strictest atten- tion to morning calls; clean: quiet: open all night. W ANIED-60 MEN FOR SINGLE RUOMS; $1 week, 25¢ mght. 321 Ellis st; Rosedale. | TYLISH SUITS, 88 UP: SKIRTS, 76c UP; givensnd |3 At gunranteed. 55934 Stevenson, ur. Seventh: CLAIRVOYANTS. GTANA TH "8 TURK ST. X truthful in her predictions; rellable in_her ad- vice: no matter what troubles you may have, come and she wlll guide vou right; no fake; satisfaction guaranteed: office hours from 9 to 9. GYPSY QUEE EN'S HALF-SOLING, 50c.: LADIES, 40c.; done while you wait. 838 Market, opp. Palace Hotel; branch 787 Market, opp. Will & Finck’s,S. £+ OOMS 156 10 76¢ PR NIGHT: 500 10 31 60 per week. Oriental, 225 Dramm st. AIR-DKESSING: MANICURING LE~SONS given MISS DOYLE.212 Powell st., 105 9th. W ASTED—ONLY A FIRST-CLASS OPE tor on corsets: high wages: Singer sewing- machine used; run by eiectric nower. 1388 Market. (05ING OOT NEW AND SECOND-HAND shoes at 80con the $1; this week only. 959 Howard st. TANTE —500 MEN TO BUY U, S. ARMY boots and shoes. E. KENDALL, 635 Mission, PERATORS ON FLANNEL OVERSHIRTS :and underwear. LEVISTRAUSS & CO., 3234 Frémont st. ARGEST STOCK OF SECOND-HA N OBS d: shoes 10 order, #3 50; hand-sewea 1, Howard st., bet. Third and *ourth N ME. PORTER. WONDERFUL CLAIRVOY- ant, card-reader, born with a double vell and eecond sight; ladies 50c, gents $1; palmistry and clairvoyant sittings $1 50. 126 T'urk st., nr. Jones hj ME. SCHMIDT, CLAIRVOYANT, TELLS past, present and future: success to al tunes by mail: low prices. 856 Mission st. MME HANSEN, PALMIST, CARD- past, present and flflglm' "f{ L \ ME. LEGETTE—PRESENT, PAST AND M “toture: 25c. 811 Tehama, upsiairs, nr. Fourth. IONCHITA, CARD READING; PAST, PRES- ent, future. 821 Howard st., room 15. PELSSMAKERS (CUTTERS AND FITTERS) for families: waist and skirt hands for shops; positions free. McDUW ELL’S School, 636 Market. W [NCHESTER HOUSE. 44 THIRD ST NEAR Market; 200 rooms, 25 cents a night; reading- room: free bus and baggage to and from the ferry. AIRDRESSING, 250 AND 36c. MOENING and eve classes: 10 lessons,$1 50. 1248 Mission. RY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE- low Sixth. for a room: 25ca night: §1 a week. FLXNN'S DRESS-CUTTING SCHOOL: TUES- days free: 2 10 8. 14 McAlhister, room 67. INDELL HOUSE, SIXTH AND HOWARD 4 sis.; single jurnished rms_75¢ week, 16¢ night. 1 M OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE: Y1 Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Market: 200 rooms: 25¢to $1 50 per night; $1 50 to $6 per week: iree 'bus and baggaze i0and from ferrv. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. (K HANSEN & €0, 110 GEARY ST, FUR- . nish oo short notice miners. milimen, me- chanics and laborers for all kinds of work. Wire, mall or phone us your orders. Telephone Grant 185. 1 UNTER & CO., CHINESE AND JAPA- nese_employment office. 17 Webb st.. below Kearny, nr. Cal.; tel. main 281. W.C.YOUNG, mgr APANESE AND CHIN ESE EMPLOY MEN best help. 314B Sutter st.; tel. Grant 30. NHINESE AND JAPANESE RELIABLE /help; tel. Main 1997. BRADLEY &CO., 640 Clay. CHIN AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT office: best heln. 4145 O'Farrell: tel. k. 428, $000 S P Branch Railway Bonds.. $15.000 U S 4% (new) Bonds..... Sireei— 40 Edison Light & Power Co. ... 116 00 SALES—AFTEENOON sESS(ON. Board— 85 Edison Light & Power Co.. . 118 00 10 SV Water. . 9750 $10.000 U S 4% (new) Bonds.. 115 76 Street— $4000 Oakland Gas Bonds, 2a . 102 75 SAN FRANCISCO *'CALL."™ BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALI~ 710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every nignt in the year. BRANCH OFFIOES—630 Montgomery strees, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o’clock. 889 Hayes street. open until 9:30 o’clock. 718 Larkin street, open until 8:30 o' clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open until 9 o'clock. 2518 Mission street, open until 9 o’clock. 116 Ninth street, open until %:30 o’clock NOTICE OF MEETIN YERBA BUENA Perfection No. 1—Re; THIS (FFIDAY) EVENI 11, at 8 o'clock. D. 5. e j:g GEO. J. HOBF, Secretary. LODGE OF lar meeting G, September EUPERLY MAN, USED TOKITCHEN. WORK, vould like to have position as vegetable-man, or do some other kind of light work for his I1ving. Please call P. H. SCHULIZ 227 Minna st., be- tween Third and Fourth.§ MAN AND WIFE WANT POSITIO take care ranch or private place mear city; understands farming and carpentering; wages no object; references. Address G. W.. box 102, Call. BELACKSNITH (GERMAN) WISHES A JOB borse-shoeing and zeneral work; city or coun- try. Call or adiress 203 Clara st DIRD-HAND BAKER WANTS WORK. Call or address 2019 Mission st. TANTEU—RY A STEADY AND RELIABLE man (American). position in store, wholesale house or any kind of day work. .., box 150, 7OUNG MAN, EXPERIENCED IN HOO. keeping, shorthand and tppewriting, desires a %luuunn(i noobjection to country. Address G. L., X all. = KR B RIFLES ATTENTION—YOU are hereby notified to assemble at your hall SUNDAY "MORNING, the 13th Inst, at 9:0 sharp, without fail, for the purpose of ‘at tending our annual picnic to be held at Shell Mound Park. £ EEPUBLICANS, ATTENTION! THE official Republican club of the 30th District will meet at Pytbian Castle, 909 Market st., to- night at8 o’clock : good music and speakers. All are invited, By orde: . J. JACKSON JR., President. T. L. DORAN, Secretary. SPECIAL NOTICE OAKLANDSESSION OF THE STATE Spiritualist convention will be held in Loring Hall, cor. of Clay and Eleventh sts.. SUN- DAY, 18th. ac 3:30 and P. M. Addresses b, Eon. H. D. Barreit of Washington. D. C., W. Colville, Madam Montague and other prominent speakers and mediums. All visiting and home delegates and public are cordially invited. DR, H. I. JONES, OCULIST AND aurist, just returned from the European hospitals, has resumed practice at 222 Post st. BAD TENANTS RJECTED FOK S4; collections mude, ety or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgy st., room 6. Tel. 5580. B-Z" BAD TENANTS EJECTED, §8. COOK. Law and Collection Office, 1023 Market st. E& DR, ALBERT ABRAMS HAS RE- moved his offices to 784 Geary st. B OAS FIXTURES MADE TO ORDIE; cheapest place in the city. H. HUF- SCHMIDT, 623 Golden Gate ave, DR. ALFRED CHLER HAS RE- turned from abroad and resumed practice a 517 Jones st. §& Dk T. F. BRENNAN REMOVED TO Emporium or Parrott bldg., rooms 397, 398. £ 2~ DR.G. ESUSSDOKFK HAS REMOVED his offices to 223/ Geary st., rooms 1 and 2. — 0 TR Jenry st rooms 1 and 2. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. LAQYEB REQUIRING GOOD, COMPETENT and reliable help in any capacity can be sup- lied on short notice by calling or sending to C. K. ANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. FIRST-CLASSGERMAN COOK DESIRES STT- uation in American family: young a d strong; best reference. MISS CULLEN. 338 Sutter st. MES, M. JOHNSTON, 695 MARKET: ONLY first-class female heip furnished; tel. Min: 904 QITUATION WANTED BY COMPETENT, KE- liable man as_traveling companfon or walting on camping partie is s.eady and trustworthy; speaks Enzlish and Spanish. Call or address RO- MAN LUCEO. 1416 Powell st. 7OUNG MAN SEEKS POSITION IN PRI vate family to care for horses. garden, etc.: ref- ¢Tences: wuges moderate. Address P. P, box 105, Call G JITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN IN +J private family; knows the care of horses, gar- den, cows, etc. Address CHARLES G. HANSEN, box 87, this office \("uvn;— AND TEMPERATE MAN, 80 £ years of age, wants to cook In private family Address W. or work about, help in kitchen, etc. C.. box 7, Call Office. By‘nouxkfiffi:a. BOOKS TO POST AFTER- noons and evenings: reasonable. Address A. B, box 20, Call Office. EXPERIENC D CLERK WITH BEST REF- erences wishes situation in some line; nominal salary expected. Address WILSON, 712 Post st. OUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION AS GAR- dener or as coachman ; good reference. Apply GEORGE WOLLAB, 136 Julian ave. POSITION WANTED ON PRIVATE PLACE by steady, sober young German; thoroughly understands care of fine horses and flower garden: Is willing and obliging; first-class references. Ad- dress . G., box 65, Cail flic JITUATION WANTED FOR A FIRST-CLASS carpenter as carpenter or some:hing else; needs to Work. Address D., 1050 Howard st. wmcl-ugs‘rb:n HOUSE, 44 THIRD, NEAR Market—Electric lights in eyery room: 200 rooms; 25¢ to $1 50 per night: $1 10 $6 per week: free bus und baggage t0 and from the ferry. OMPETENT PRACTICAL MECHANICAL engineer end machinist desires position. Ad- dress Engineer, 1159 Marke: st., S. F., Cal. W INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD. NEAR Market—Electric lights in e room: 200 rTooms; 26c to $1 50 per night: 81 50 to $5 per Jeek: free bus and baggnve (0 and from the ferry. —_— e e e FEMALE HELP WANTED. Cuox, OAKLAND, $2b: WILLOWS, $25; 12 housework girls, city and country, $20 and $25; g’yamx;:axlr\ ussist, $10 to $15. MISS CULLEN, er st REFINED YOUNG NURSEGIRL _TO MIND chiid; $10; Redwood City. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. RELIABLE WOMAN (PRUTESTANT) DE- dires a situation to do general housework, or would do chamberwork where sue can huve girl 10 years old: references given: city or country. Cali for 2 dsys or address 43 ~ixth st., room 04, top floor. Y MERICAN WIDOW LOOKS FOR POSK- tion for doing sewing and mending for gents: +180 housekeeping or work in lodging-nouse. Cali at 81814 Mission st., room 3. RESTAURANT "COOK, 825 TO $80: WAL tress, sume place, $16. 14188 CULLEN, 328 MALE HELP WANTED. ANTED—40 MEN AND STRONG BOYS to pull beans for large ranch neer city, re- duced fare, office fee 31; 20 men 10 pick erapes: man to take contract picking grapes; 2 miners, 852: buttermaker, good place. %303 50 men women and children to pick hops in Alameda County, tents on the ground. pickers can_camp out or eatat boarding-house, fare $1, fees 50 cents; young man for stock ranch to help break co:t $20, found: experienced young man for wine cellar in country, $26 to $30 and found; field boss for large vineyard, mus: understond vineyard work and handling 'of men, $40 and found and steady job: cooks, wai ers and 50 others, W. D. EWEK & CO., 66 Clay st. 9() ITALIANS TO PICK GRAPES AND 4U work in wine cellars; $20 and found: no Sunday work: fares reduced. READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634 and 838 Clay st. OF SAILORS TO PICK GRAPES AND WORK in wine-cellars and packing-houses: $3 found; no_Sun work. MURRAY & R Leading Employment Agents, 634 and 636 Cla; 100 SBAPEPICKRRS FOR DIFFERENT vineyards: 6 farmers. $20; 5 ranch team- sters, $20; b ditch-diggers. $156: 5 men to pick prunes. MURRAY & REALY, Leading Employ- ent Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. CARPENTERS; 20 HAMMERMEN AND drillers; 5 teamsters, city, $26 ana found; 6 cooks, $25, $35. $40 and $50: 2 second ba kers, 25; 7 wailers, $25 and $30: 3 dishwashers, $15, MURRAY & READY, Leading Employ- ment Agents, 634 and 636 C. 3502 MURRAY & | ADY, | S—REMOVED FROM 609 CLAY TO 643 . Clay: bottle wine or beer with hot lunch, 5c. 100 XE} T TAKE LODGING AT 10c 16c and 20c a night, including coffes and rolls. 624 Washington st., near Kearny. BESL IN CITY.-SING' E ROOMS, 15, 20 AND 25 cents per night. $1. $1 25, 81 50 per week. Pacific Eouse. Commercial and LeiGesdorf sts. W ANTED—LABORERS "AND MECHANICS 10 know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprie- tor, £till runs Denver House, 217 Third st.; 160 large rooms: 25¢ per nigh:; $1 10 $3 per week. | W ANLED—SINGLE KOOMS, 150 & DAY: 81 | week: rooms for two, 25¢ a day, $1 60 week; | resding-room: daily papers. 36 Clay st M EN 0 FEED SANHATIAN S10CK ¥O0D; 2\ all grocers keep it. [ ANTED,TO COLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR ers&clerks. KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter | W E ARE SHOE DOCIORS: WE REPAIR | your old shoes and make them like new; done | while you wait: ladies’ soleing, natled 35c.: men’s | soleing, nailed 50c.; machine-sewed 75c.; hand- | sewed 65¢.; fine shoes made to order from $2 up; we have a lot of shoes, been aamaged by water, at | | less than one-fourth their value, from 25c. up to | $2 50. 562 Mission st., bet. F AGENTS WANTED. HILLS AND FEVER CURED IN HALF A day without quinine: recipe for 50c: agents wanted. A. CHARLTON, Kelseyville, Cal. GENTS; BIG MONEY; LATEST PROPOSI- tlon. Baxter Fortrait Co., 432 Sutter st. GENTS — “PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS of General Nelson A. Miles,” commander-in- chief of the United States army, and the graatest of Indiau fighters; the most remarkable book of the century : apply at once for choice of territory. F. PERSON, Manager Subscription Department, THE WHITAKER & RAY CO., 723 Market st. MEN AND STRONG BOYS TO PICK GRAPES, dry and box raisins, work In wine cellars, pack- ing-houses, etc., $20 to $23 per month and found; this job is for large banking ayndicate: 8 months job: call at once: farcs and fees reduced. MU R- RAY & READY, Leading Kmployment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. 9() LABOREKS FOR A WINE-CELLAK, $20 and found: 10 men for a packing-house, $20 and _found: choreboy for & ranch, $6. MURRAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634 and 656 Clay st. ANTED—SECOND BUTLER, $40; WAIT- er, plain hotel, $25; voung man to learn waiting, $156; French boy for boarding-house, $15: assistant confectioner, §20; Japauese coox, $4 a week: choreman, $10: etc. LEUN ANDRE, 515 Stockton st. l‘\AHMHK AND WIFE, #35, SEE PARTY here: farmer und wife, $30: buttermaker, who can run separator. for a creamery, country ; stable man, private stable, councry, $20. C. E. HAN. SEN & C 110 Geary ECOND COOK, COUNTRY HOIEL, $35; second cook, conntry hotel, $30: bellboy, with first-class references, $25: bedmaker. country notel, $25. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary si. ANTED —OX TEAMSTER, $60 AND found; woodchoppers, 81 to $1 75 cord; chore- man, private family, $15 and found; laborers and teamsters for country, $1 day and board ; cook for men, $40: restaurant cooks, $30; boarding-house cook, $30; waiters and others. ' Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. WAl'rE& $30 AND ROOM. CALL EARLY: lunch cook, 8 a week: dishwasher, $6 & week: waiter, $15 and room: waiter, $4 & week: waiter, $8 a week: waiter, 85 & week: pasiry cook and help on Lhe range; day cook, §8 a weei night cook, $3 a week; Japanese 10r pantry wor elderly man for light work: dishwasher $15 and reom. MARTIN’S, 749 Market st. T () U APLPL K KS. 90c PER TON; 4 machine winers, #3 a day; waiter, country hotel, $20; Spanish waiter, $25: ranch cook, $10: Charies Servas, the cook, please call. E.T.WARD & CO., 608 and 610 Clay st. W ANTED—LADY OK GENTLEMAN TO teavel and appoint local agents: references; 865 and expenses, Box 770, San Jo , ROOMS WANTED. YPSY LIFE-READER, REMOVED FROM 5 Seventh to 11 Stockton; ladies 25¢: gents 50c. PENOWNED GYPSY CARD-READE! palmist arrived; gents $1. Parior 2,1 ME MOEEAU, BEST MEDIUM; RE past, present, future; 25¢ up. 764 Howard st. | ME. RAVENA READS LIFE FLUENTLY; ¥ business advice : names give) ME. DR, '5¢ up. 5 Fourth. N THOMAS, CLAIEVOYAD M yrs Kearny, now P ¥ ME. SYBILLE SHOWS PICTURE FUTURE husband, wife; ladies 25¢, 50c. 914 O’Farreli. SPIRITUALISM. A VERITABLE QU EEN AMONG WOMEN 13 MRS. DR. A. D. HOWE. FEE 81 & UPWARD! FEE 81 & UPWARD: HOPE, HELP, LOVE AND LUCK FOR ALL! Why that 100k of sadness? Why that downcass eye? Are you in trouble, sick or “down”? If 3o read this and learn that life is yet worth living! MRS. DR. A. D. HOWE, who Das helped 80 many thousands on’ this coast in the ten years past, iy again at her old offices, 1320 Market street, San Francisco. and i8 now as ready as ever to assisy every suffering mortal who will elther cail on or write to her. Your whole life revealed; success brought to the unlucky: love to the loveless: ths separated are united; the sick made strong: tha poor become rich; if you think your husband, wits or lover is untrue consult her at once. Her ir scendent power I3 as far above those poor mortals who try 10 imitate her as the eternal heavens ars high above the earth. NEVER FAILS. Shedoey not know what fallure means! Her “Revealea Medicines” (registered and copyrighted) cura every disease that human flesh is heir to, and no matter of how long standing. Write if you can- not call, for treatment by mail 18 always most suo- cesstul and satisfactory. Al letters answered, . Diseases aiagnosed from a lock of halr. FEE 31 & UPWARD! FEE 81 & UPWARD! MES. DR. A. D. HOWE, 1320 Market st., opp. Seventn, San Francisco. TEE_CALIFORNIA STATE SPIRITUALIST Association will give a grand concert, test seance ana dance at Golden Gate Hall, 625 Sutter, to-night. The world’s wonder, Maud Frietag, platform-test medium, Emma Sherwood. Prof. Whitelow, Young's orchestra. Don’t miss it. Ad- mission 25 cents. No reserved seats. RIENDSHIP HALL, 326 MCALLISTER ST. MRS. C. J. MEYER holds meetings Su; . Thurs. and Sat. ; 7:30; cir. Tue., Fri. 2 P. ). NE LARGE ROOM, FURNISHED, IN ALA- medsa or Oakland, or 2 small: state price. Ad- dress R. A., box 19, Ca ADY ARTIST WOULD GIVE LESSONS TO 2 or 3 in exchange for a home or board. Ad- dress C. L., box 9, this office. NFUKNISHED ROOM; HOUSEKEEPING; | lady, 2 children. R., box 21, this office. PROPERTY WANTED. ROPERTY WANTED — 500 ACRES OR more of good agricultural San Francisco at bedrock price; ulars. T. C.. box 97, Call Office. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. EO. D. WINSLOW, TRANCE, TEST ME dlum; Friday eve.: ‘Sunday, 2 7. . 510 Sie- 'venson st., corner Sixth. \ T 335 MCALLISTER ST._TEST SEANCE, 8 P.M.; Mesdames Hendee Rogers and Wrenn. BS. MAYO STEERS, CIRCLE TO-NIGHT; resdings dally: time limited. 1015 Marketst. ROF. C. A. MINGOZ—LECTURE AND TEST meeting, 1133 Mission st., every Friday night; M TS, EATE HOSKINS, TRANCE sittings $1: circle Tuesday eve. ISHOP GAKRISON, 1570 MARK ces Tuesday, Friday even's, 25 M. FRANCIs INDEPENDENT SLAT. - writer. 118 Haight st.:_hours 8 untll 6 » . ICYCLE WANTED_FINE LIGHT Ma- chine in good order. 516 Geary st. W ASTED—TO BUY WINL AT A BARGAIN. 533 Sacramento st. JECOND-HAND MORTAR FOR 5-STAMP S'mill. FRANK DREW, 114 First st. LD GOLD AND S LVER BOUGHT: JEWEIL~ Ty, waiches repaired. MUND, 113315 Mission. | ELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW- | elry to A. KLEIN, 109 h send postal EDUCATIONAL. RSt ou i SO P RENCH "LESSONS PARISIAN “XCCENT, | $2 month: 2150 singing and piano taught. 109 Taylor st., room 7. HYPNOTISM. YPNOTISM AND VITAL MAC practically and scientifically taug] In 3 les- sons, aiso how to hypao.ize instantaneousiy, by rofessor of the French school; & g0od opportuity. s dere offered to physiciais and siudenis ot science Interested in iis therapentic eifects: high- est credentials: correspondence solicited. Cail or address the Hypnotic and Mesmeric Institute, 6 O'Farrell st. LOST. OST—PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA >avings and Loan Society ot San Francisco in the name of ROSE CORCURAN, No. 107425. The finder will please return to bank. an'rcuwu FROM NATURE—CLASS NOW | formiug; lessons in painting and etching: studio or pupil’s residence. J. M. GRIFFIN, 237 Twelith | avenue. TUESDAY, 9:30 A M. ON EAST-BOUND McAllister car, small black leather satchel con- taining fishing tackl 2127 Broderick st. suitable reward. M83E. L BREEN, MANDOLIN TEACHER: Itelian method; terms low. 131 Post st | room 24; elevator. TANTED—MAN TO CANVASS, ONLY Wholesale trade, with the fastest seiler; comi- cal lapel butions: now the rage; can be sold everywhere: big ' profit. Address now, M. ERNST, Manufacturer, Cieveland, Ohlo. RAY—SOME ONE WITH $500 WANTED X t57otn advertiser, & pushing young maan. in lacing Cathode Ray exhibit on road: i profits. %nl} xg utab.e need address BU&NTG‘E’E‘; box 9, Call Oftice, Oakland. TANTED—100 HANDSOME MEN FOR PRO- duction of ““Ours”: must be 8 feet tall. Ap- ply to stage manager Alcazar Theater, Friday, 9 A M SyAN]su,FuENuu,E’rc;Pm'.D: FILIPPE'S Academy of Languages,320 Post st:estab’d 1871 YRES, THE LEADING COLLEGE, 825 Montgomery st.; individual instruction 1n ghorthand, typing. bookkeeping, telegraphy, etc; | life scholarship $30; low rates per week and mo. | ELLOW TERRIER IRISH BITC, AN swers to the name of rlossie; license No. 178 reward. Return St. Lawrence stables, Post st. OST—ON THE NISHT OF AUGUST 3, AT 4 the Market-street forry or on the Oakiand boat or train (narrow gauge). a basket containing books and papers of the West Indian Benevolent Asso- clation. Suitable reward will be paid for return of same to GEORGE CUTHBERT, 532 Market st., 8. F.. room 286. TIEHL'S SHORTHAND AND BUSI College, 728 Market st.: expenses less ang scholarship better than elsewhere; day and night. LuA k. HYER, PIANO, MANDOLIN BA N Ao 405 Goary, st 217 nasorog instruction OUKKPNG, WKITNG, ARITHMIC.GRA u & | B day & nizht: nociasses: $5 menth. 845 Mls-ln‘n 1 OST—A PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco, n the name of JOHN DELEH ANTY. No. 122,266, The finder will please return to bank. OST—SEPT. 83 GULD WATCH CHARM, A, O. F. No. 7556, Court Twin Peaks. Return 1o 1143 Murket st., bet Seventh and “ighth. JIRST - CLASS DRLSSMAKER WOU LD ‘work by the day: fit guaranteed; reasonable. 44 Sixth st., room 6. ERMAN WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE day or week ; references. Address C. A., 3031 Pipe st. TTUATION BY COMPETENT NURSE; CAN take care of baby from its infancy; good refer- ences. Please call or address 4044 | weniy-sixth. DHEBSIAKEB, GOUD CUTTER AND FIT- ter, wishes work 1n family; lerms $1 a day and lunich. Address B. L., box 90, this office. EFINED WIDOW WOULD LIK~ POSI- tion as working bomkurr in lodging house or widower's rami'y. Room 13, 1 Fifin st Y OUNG LADY WISHES A SITCATI 0% 33 traveling companion. Apply at 708 Eilis st., room 8, second floor. Sutter st. / AITRESS: “$20: GOOD PLACE. MISS work; §15. MixS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. URSE AND SEAMSTRESS: ONE CHILD: N years: 815 to $20. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter. 00K, §: LAUNDRESS, $26: SECOND OOK, BOARDING-HOUSE; $36. MISS OUL- / LEN, 323 Sutter st. CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. NEAT. REFINED GIRL: LIGHT HOUSE- N $20. MiSS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. EAT NURSE, 2 CHILDREN, 4 AND 8 girl, $25: 2 neat second gl 20 each. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter ste . S (‘ OVERNESS; $26. MISS CULLEN, 833 SUT- X terst. e RO T L S o S EAT, REFINED GERMAN SECOND GIRL and sew; $20. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. W ANTED—FIRST-CLASS GERMAN COOK, $35; German nursery governess. $25; Prot- estant waltress anG pariormald, country, $25; waitress, city, $20; chambermaid and seamstress, #20: German, second, $20: French girls for house- work, $20 and $25: Swedish girl, housework, $25. LEON A , 815 Stockton st. WASTED—AN ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN for a domestic department; none others need apply. 528 Market s ., room 7, bet. 3:30 and & . x. VABINETMAKER ON WOOD MANTELS. (J VAN WARIL, Havsen’s Mill, King st., bet. Third and Fourth. w ANTED—A MAN WITH BRAINR TO solicit for photographer In the view business. E. B. M. & CO., vbox i, « all Office, Oakland. HOTUGRAPHER WANTED; VIEW MAN must_be a rustier and single man. | Office. Oakland. XPERIENCED OPERATORS ON LADIES custom talloring. M.J. KELLER COMPANY, Oakiand. PEOF, LOUISMERKL: VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, guitar, cornet, reasonable. 225 Geary,nr. Powll, PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ADY FROM LONDON AND PARIS TEACH- les piano,singing,French:$3 mo. K.14, 1002 l(;ca!llk | FRASESHAY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. ROOM 421. fourth floor, Parrott building (Em porium). R. & M RS. KOGANIUER, TEACHER: dolin, guitar. banjo. 935 Market at.. opp. Masy ELASCO'S LYCE UM SCHOOL OF ACTING= | Private thentricals arranged: pupils renearsed | on stage. R.5and 12, L. O. 0. F. block, Tth and et CHOOL ELECIRICAL, CIVI NIN 3 SCehaateat engineering, snrvey{;lul o sssay: estab. ‘64 VAN DER NAILLE ROFESSOR G. MANSFIEL Pror soitar. mandoiin. ier rohitecture | N, 733 Mkr, TEACHER OF | Laznio. 1707 Martet. ARBER WANTED FOR SATURDAY AND Sunday; must be experienced man; no other. 241 Third st. RBER WITH 1 OR 2 YEAKS EXPERI- Boner ot good hubits. At 1659% Mission st l“ RBER FOR SATUKRDAY; WAGES §3. 1650 Mission st. ANTED—BARBER FOR SATURDAY AND PHYSICIANS. R. C. C. O'DONNELL, 1208 MAR: T, Golden Gate ave. : disenses o -omnlffpe‘cfi?;‘. DON‘T FAIL Tl)fi%llisvlfl‘ DR. JORDAN AT Dractice is a guarantee of tair restimey, | TYPEWRITERS, ;2 swmmsn GIRL WISHESSITUATION TO DO geveral housework ; cefereuces. 510 Stockton. B‘IMT-CLASB TAILOKRESS WANTED. AP- Ply BOWHAY, 504 Sutter st. ANTED—BARBER FOR SATURDAY AND Sundav; steaay job. 509 Castro st. waumy. 1356 Market st. C.:!..mmn, 815: REMINGTON, BANNAX, 833 Montgomery st U1 T d JOHN E. RICHARDS, LAW OFFICES. ROOMS 28 and 27, Crocker building; lelephone Mala 76, San Franeisco, Cal. B OHN R AITKEN AND MAURICE L. aSHER. ALLYS & law, rms 515.516. 5 h floor, Parrout vldg. LEGAL NOTICES. OTICE CREDITO RS — ESTATE NEIRaR sShim: decessed. Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, WALTER ¥ TILLMAN, administrator of theestate of SARA L. ADDISON. deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said de- ceased, to exhibit them with the Decessary vouch- ers, within four monthx after the first publication of this notice. 10 the s:id administrator, WALTER F. TILLMAN, at room 28, Crocker buildiug, in the eity and county of San Francisco, the sam. be- ing his place for the transaction of the business of ho sald estate in the cliy and county of San Fran- cisco. State of Callforaia. WALTKR F. TILLMAN,sdministratos of the estate of SARAH L. ADDISON, deceased. at San Francisco, Avgust 31, 1896,