The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 30, 1896, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1896. AEAL ESTATE MARKET REVIEW Property Interests Develop- ing an Upward Ten- | dency. Two Local Auction Sales Sched- uled for This Month. Matters in the Building Line Promise a Large Increase by Next Spring. Among the real estate agents there is a | growing conviction that their business is | tending upward, and the market has assumed a more satisfactory tone. And yetitcannotbe | conceded that the slight improvement is suffi- cient to induce owners to stiffen priges,be- cause the demand must be very mucli‘better | than it is now before values can be materially | affected. It is well to know, however, that the real esiate business shows signs of the ap- proach of prosperous times;: or, rather, tha the worst is past, and Sen Francisco is steadily, if slowly, improving. Many prop- erty-owners are obtaining loans on their possessions, ana en analysis of the applica- tions reveals the iact that the mortzagers are not compelled to borrow money, but, oun the | contrary, are seeking loans with which 10 im- prove their proper: " This is at least teken as an inaication of en- terprise, and one that promises a great deal. 1t toucnes slightly on the speculative. though lacking the essential qualities of speculation, | inasmuch as the land offered as security is re- | garded with ebsolute good faith as more than enough reason for expending money in im- proving it. From such a condition real estate | men argue that confidence is returning to people interested in realty. : The history of the differsnt periods of de- | pressiop_in - business which have occurred | within the history of this City would afford | ve lesson upon the stablie condition i an Francisco business rests, and th causes 0 secovery which have ko ciear manifested themselves during the past few Weeks. Propefiy values, especially in growing centers of trade, are Rot an accurate index of the degree of prosperity such a place may | enjoy. In but few cities of the United States | are property values tixed, There is the specu- lative features of buving and selling vroperty which too often eitner leads the investor to | pay more than the property is worth from the | standpointof & business investment, or_to undervalue the property and make an offer that is constderably below what it actually | ought to seil for. Inone case he makes the investment on a prospective valuation thut the property will | attain at some time in the near future, and in the other instance he cobsiders the actual conditions as they may exist during some period of great depression, and places a value on the property which is {sh below the amount | represented by its actual imtrinsic worth. The general rule, however, thatinvestments in property are_safe, has been exemp'ified in san Francisco just as it has in every other prominent city of the United States, and the person who makes a judicioes investment in San Francisco property to-day will realize the same returns on this investment as the thousands of people who have already made fortunes out of San Francisco nealty. There is some properiy in San Franeisco that hes been sold on & speenlative basis; the large amount of property, however, included within the thickly settled part of the City may at this time be considered. as possessing a value that has ail the elements of stability. The desirable properiy of San Francisco has always formed & basis of eredat which has pre- vented anvthing like a crisisin the finances of the City. Itis probably a safe prediction that should the occasion require it—en issue that hes never been brought before the San Fran- cisco people—an_smount of money could be secured by ‘San Francisco’s wealthy property- owners that would carry this City safely | through five or six years of as greata depres- 1 siou as was experfenced in this country in | | | | | i | | i i | | | | de from San Francisco's assets in income- producing property, however. this City, us the financial center of the Pacific Coasi, has a fund set aside for a rainy day thot hus not | only carried San Francisco, but a large part of | the Pacific slove, through one of the most | disastrous panies the couniry ever witnessed. | €an Francisco’s representative baonks, with | one or two exceptions, have always been safely | managed, and these banks to-day are among | the strongest in_the country. H Itisno idle boast to say that in pointof | commereial sta ty San Francisco ranks with | any city of the United States. This fact is rec- ognized all over the Union as well as in every | financial center in Europe. Sen Francisco's | wealth wes won in legitimate tzade and man- | nfactures and, being based on the natural re- | sources of the couniry, grew in_proportion to the development of the agricultural and min- eral resources of the region jor which she was the mart. These agencies have contributed to | the building up of & substantisl ity of 350,- | 000 people, with the most extensive jobbing | trade, the leading manufactures and the Jargest shipping interests on the Pacific Coast. The averag Eastern man familiar with_the | methods of *‘boomed’ cities of the far West, | when he visits San Francisco, is usually sur- | prised when he finds here not only extensive commerce, but so many large financial institu- tions, business-houses and manufactories es- | tablished on an absolutely sound basis and ! conducting their affairs on sound business | priveiples, which more than one Western eity | could adopt with profit. PROSPECTS FOR BUILDING. The following extracts on the building busi- | ness for the past mouth and the prospects of | the {uture, with a review «f the building for | the month of November just passed as com- | vared with the same month of previous years | since 1890, are taken from a recent number of Woife’s Building News and Review: | King & McNully and have located | Ness avenue. {al east 75 by northeast 112; from the Hibernia Bank to Ella J. Yates, 3000 on property in Western Addition biock 422, on the north line of Pacifie avenue, 60 west of Pierce, west 30 by north 127 :8%; from the German Bank to Max Davis, $12,000 on property in Western Addi- tion biock 120, on the north line of Pacific avenue, 105 west of Franklin, west 34 by north 127:10}4; from the Hibernia Benk 10 % lotte una Samuel Drew, $35000 on property in Western Aadition block 432, on the east line of Scott street, 82:6 south of Eddy, south 53 by east 137:6; from the German Bank to Fred C. and Maggie Henslev, $5200 on property on the south line of McAllister street. 125 west of Parker avenue, west 25, south M:abz st 25, north 97 from the same to John J. Dowling, gsuoo on property in Western Addition block 66. Two fifty-vara lots at the southeast corner of Pierce and Lombard streets, fronting 275 feet gu l'iace nrlegl‘, m&my through to Chestnut, ave been sold for A : The land is at present occupied as a Chinese vcnx)r;ble»gnrden. and is about twenty feet be- low the grade. The annual meeting of the Pacific Loan As- sociation will be held on nixl Wednesday, De- cember 2, at 214 Pine stree! A three-story buiiding to_cost $50,000 is to be erected on Post street, near Mason. Plans ara now being prepared by Architect Lyons. The suction advertised 1o be held by Easton, Eldridge & Co. on last Tuesday did not ta lace, on wccount of the threatening weather, ut will come off to-morrow at the firm’s sale: room, at 638 Market street, at noon, when a pumber of choice subdivisionsof improved ana unimproved property wiil be offered at public sale. H. Umbsen & Co. will sell at auction on mber 7, the property of the estate of Cyn- thian A. Jaquith, at_the northwest corner of Waller and Devisadero streets, comprising a lot 40x100 feet, with & two-story residence thereon of nine rooms and bath. Chenery street from Randall to Castro has been badiy damaged by the recent storm. The sewer has caved 1n, making a deep trench in several places. A contract has been let for the grading of Thirteentn ayenue from H street to I A sewer is shorily to be put in J strect from Eighth to Thirteenth avenue. Curbing is being laid along the line of H treet from Tenth to Twelfth avenue. The ale of the property at the southwest corner of I'street and Ninth avenue, 100x120 feet, has been reported, but the price has not yet been nde known. harles A. King and F. A. McNally have formed a partnership under tne name of real estate office at 630 Market street. Mr. King has for many years been prominently identified in the real estate business in this City and Mr, MeNally until recently was a member of the firm of Tobin & McNaily, real estate gents. For the purpose of formulating a pian to se- cure better pavements on a few of the down- town streets, the Merchants' Association has called a meeting of property-owners on_ Post street, from Montgomery to Stockton; Geary street, from Kearuy to Powell, end Stockton street. from Market to Sutter. The meeting will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clfé:k, in the assembliy-room of the Mills bui Property-owners on Seventeenth street are again discussing the advisability of extending that thoroughiare from Uranus street west to the park, wnich will give the Mission district a direct outiet 10 Ashbury Heights and the park. The street is now blocked at Uranus street by a bluff some fifty feet in height. Several of the legislators have been inter- viewed by the property-owners in reference Lo the proposed extension, and there will prob- ably be a bill introduced at Sacramento at the next meeting authorizing the City to form an assessment aistrict to extend the street. There will be & meeting of the airectors and members of the Pacific Union Club this even- ing to ratify the purchase of the property st the northeast corner of Bush strect and Van Subscriptions for the bonds, amounting to $250,000, to pay for the lot and building are said to have been raised. The club’s lease of its present quarters at Post and Stockton streets will expire in about four months. but it is likely the rooms can be re- tained until the new home is completed. The action of the Supervisors in allowing cobblestones to be replaced with basalt blocks and bitumen, the City to stand half the ex- | pense end the property-owners the other half, should have the effect of better pavements on muny of the City’sstreets which are at pres- ent a disgrace. There will be 8 meeting next Thursday evening of property-owners and merchants along the line ot Filimore sireet, between Sut- ter and Washington, for the purpose of forming a permanent organization to be known as the Fillmore-streetj Improvement Club. The moving spirits in the formation of the clubare determined that Fillmore street. shall be onie of the most attractive and bril- liantly lighted thoroughfsres in the Western Addition. Tae time forpaying the first installment of taxes expires to-day 2t 6 P. 3.. and to-morrow 15 per cent will be added to the amount. On the 4th of next January the next instaliment wiil become due and payable, and if not paid by April 26 a penalty of 5 per cent will be added. If the first installment will become due and payable 5 per cent will be added to the previously imposed fine of 15 per cent. Allof the taxes may be paid atonce at the time of the first payment. Persons who have paid personal property taxes at the rate charged last vear will have the difference between tuls and last year's rate refunded to them. The Panhandie Improvement Club wiil hold its aunoal meeting 10-morrow evening at the Columbia Cyclery Hall on Page sireet near Stanyan. During the past year this club has done much toward advancing the interest of property matiers south of the Park and west of Baker street, ana to the untiring efforts of its president, C. D. Salfield, is due mucn of the progress made in lmprovements brought about by the club. To this gentleman the property-owners in the disirict heve much to be thankful for, and in recoguition for his ser- vices will probably so express themselves at 10-morrow’s meeting. The club has petitioned the Supervisors to have Haight and Page streets, from Baker to Stanyan, curbed, and also to have sidewalks 1aid. The club is anxious to have the unsightly fence which surrounds the railroad depotat St an and Haight sireets removed, and have cady petitioned the Board ol Supervisors to order it taken down. SOME RECENT SALES. Will E. Fisher & Co. report the following re- centsaies: Lot 25x120 und improvements, on Fourth avenue, between Poiut Lobos avenue and Clement street, 10 Thomas Furman, for $2425: lot 50x116 and improvements, on’ the eest line of Blake street, 100 feet north of | Geary, for 2200, to Anton Anderson; lot on | the north line of Geary street, 33 feet east of Blake, 25x100, for $1250; Tot 25x120, on the east line of Second avenue, south of Clement sireet, 10 Joseph Goodin. for $650; lot 25x 137:6, on the north line of Feil street, between Ashbury and Clayton, to Mrs. General Bam- berger, for £3500. The same firm alsc reports considerable ingniry for loans, having made several for private individuais during the “There are many plans for buildings being figured on. and still more for orders whieh | have been placed with ercnitects. The | dawn of prosperity is gradually brightening. | The grand rain we have had wiil bring joy 10 | thousands. There will be the largest demand | ior labor in the near future ever known in our | Golden State.” The following is & record of building each ¢ vesr during the month of November since the year 1899: Value, 11.881 39,407 | . 239,974 . 117,913 REVIEW OF TiE RECORDS. Ninety-one aeeds were placed on record dur- ing the past week. ‘The mortgages fecorded numbered seventy- | twoand sggregated §284,000. Among them the foliowing were the larger: | By Rosalic Rosenberg to Hibernia Bank, $60,000, for one vear at 614 per cent, on prop- erty ou the south line oi Eddy street, 137:6 icetwest af Mason, enst 23, south 94:6, south- | west 28:4, north 111 Hibernia Lank to | Withelmina: Mengel, $12,750, for one yearat | 625 per cent, on property on the southienst line | of Mission street. 140.03 southwest of Eley- | entb, souchwest 75. southeast 163.68, nort enst 75, northwest 164.49; by the Celifornia Title Insurance und Trust Company to Isaac J. d Babette Federlein, $5500, for one year at per cent, on Proverty on the south line of Oak street, 73 east of Ashbury (re record, and on the sonth line of Oak, | 156 :3 ‘enst of Shrader, east 50 by sonth 137:6} by the Hibernia Bank to John 1. Sabin $12,000 | 1ot one year at 61; per cent on property ou the | north line of California street, 110 “east of Broderick, east 82:6 by north 132:714; by the same to Mary nd Addison C. Poley ior One yeer at 614 per cent on property on the northeast corner of Jackson street and Cen- iral avenue, east 81:2 by north 127:81£; by the Humboldt Bank 1o John J. and Meria E. Luchsinger $16,000 to January 19, 1898, at 7 Ter cent on property on the south corner of Mission and Tenth streets, southwest 146:6 by southeast 102; by Jacob Dusenbery to Woit Bioom $5000 for four years at. 614 per cent on propesty_on the north line of Golden Gate A]i;;u‘l;l\ 70 west of Larkin, west 33:9 by north The releases for the week numbered 42 and were for a total of $112,427. Included among them/were the follow ing: From the Hiternia Bunk to Martin Fruichs, $13.000: on property in Hormer’s Addition, block 197, on the northwest corner of Eigh- teen:h and Castro, west 125 by north 104; from D. Van Ness to Cathrina Himmelmann, $22,000, on propertys in 50-vara block 165, on the northwest corner of Bush and Powell. north 60, west 60, north 20, cast 60, morth 57:6, west 137:6, south 77 :6, east 69, south 60, €ast77:6; from Francis J. Berry 1o John F. Bernard, $6000, on property in 100 vara biock 584, on_ the northesst line of Oek Groveavenue, 150 southeastof Harrison, south- | role, week at 7 per cent, the money in most in- stances being nsed to improve vacant land. A M S%ck & Co. have made several recent sales of Mission and Western Aadition prop- erties. The class of realty this firm reports sargely in demand at the present time 1s large dwellings and good-paying flats ana retail business property. The swme firm has jnst compieted the lease of a 36-room apariment house, at 522 Polk s reet, for one year,ats total rental of $1020, to W. Stevens, AT THE PLAY. What the Programmes of the Theaters Announce to the Patrons for This Evening. To-night Wilton Lackeye and Marie Wain- wright are to make their appearance at the Baldwin in & new play called *Dr. Belgraff,” in which Lackaye will assume the titular It is & play In which hypnotism is an important factor ana science will cut quite a figure. At the Columbia the new attraction wiil be “The New South,” in which Joe Grismer and Pnwbe Davies, in the leading characters, witl give a picture of the South of to-day. These players are !upmned by a strong company and there will presented many realistic scenes. There is nothing so attractive as that which attracts, and as ‘‘The End of the Century” has proved most attractive at the Alcazar during | the past week it will be presented again to- night and every night during the week, & fine society drama. “The Midnight Alarm” that is to be put on at Morosco’s Opera house this evening is one that is replete with sensational situalions, such as will gladden the heart of the most captious lover of the meiodrama. There will be some very fine stage eifects. It is The management of the Tivoli Overa house will offer “The Little Duke” this evening, with #ll the improvements that have been added since Aimee first presented the opers in this city. Itis full of cnichy music and there are meny bits of good aciing. ‘There will be a rich bill at the Orpheum this evening. One of the attractions will not be the air ship, but another body of tne air, Langs- low, the shooting siar. Ellen Vetter, the mys- terious spiral globe artiste, is to appear, as is also Stuart, “the male Patii.” Arion and Pirri will appear in their wonder- ful periormance at the Chutes to-night. The other attractions are the skatint rink, the ever enjoyable scenic railway, the slide down into the ‘lake, the merry-go-round and the haunted swing. £ HOTEL ARRIVALS, BALDWIN HOTEL CH Tate & w, St Lovis EJ Hockelberg, N Y DrJ W Freeman, S D T J Massey & w, 8 Jose Miss D Fox, N Y ST King, N Y H Chelvero, N Y Miss I, Shaw, N Y Miss J Bernard, N Y G Lefiler, N ¥ J J Luchsiuger, ValieJo N S Wright, Crockett C H Smith, Jukiand ~ Mrs G Maor . Nev M Gran, N'Y M Stone, N Y Miss Wynn, N Y WS Francis, N Y. J Kahn, Plymouth C ¥ Carmichael, Chicago ©'J Campbeil, Japan M L Drew, San Jose B P Burxer, Livermore NEW WESTERN HOTEG. C S Randell, Sacto L W Lenworthy, Albany J P Bernpell, Phila AWBAb,N Y ¥ Fisber, US N J Pitt, Berkeley E B Channell, Berkeley 'J Waddle, Sacto J J Uifferson, Sacto W Mitchell, New Orleans P Curley, New Orieans P .J Cunningham, Nw Or A E Hansen. Rio Vista Col J . O'Brien, LosAng 38 Jone _H E Parkson, Antioch I P Myl G E Miller, Sacto L E Go- G L Curtis. Los Ang J W Noo I Weedelle, Scotland G A Lambert. Ohio J 1, Jones, Cal Miss Mogan, Petaluma W K Hook, Palermo L A Lindo, Palermo G E Summers, N Y EE Willard & fam, N Y W A Wiison & w, Cal LICK HOUSE. A C Lassen, Alameda B W Moore, Stockton L Gioli, ~ausalito M Block, ¢ L M Ludorice, California J R White, U H Jordan, Pasadena T C White, Belmont J R Payne, New York W McKinlay, Nev City A D Rickey, Phila ¥ D Nicol, Stockton. J R Broughton, Modesto G Nuunemaker, Cal G C Groezinger & w, Cal J R Garrats, Willows W P Stringer, Comptony J McMu!! T Kirchtoff, St Helena S Bruner, D Hirschfeid, Bakerstield D R Oliver, Sonora O A Hale, Sun Jose DrJ R Curnon, Saa Jose J ¥ Burch, Tulare J W Wilsen, Sacto € J Clemens, Wasbington E Porter, Bradly W P Stearns, San Jose M S Fisher, ~ucto J P Garden, Madera T P Sexton, Oakland J R Johnsun, Oacland PALACE HOTEL. A W Maltby, Chicago M i Boyer. Pa H Buffeimyer, Ky Mrs E Grabe, N Y A Kaitenback, N Y R J Parker. Boston A F Kemsden, Berkeley J Boyd, Stanford J A Chanslor, Los Ang J L Der\ins, Keno H O Kawa, Japan M Onodern, Japan X H Rollns, Lenver J H Poole, Denver U B Robbins. Chicazo F Carroll, N Y J Goldman, Mexico J C Beatty & w, Cal L 1 akata, Tokio G AScort & w, N Y Wk Sprace & woNY M M Potter, Los Ang P ' Couch, Mont hanchat A Sheflield, Shanghal Kobe 11 R Noyes. Jupan R W Irwin, Yokohama Miss Irwin, Jap: Mrs Irwin, Yokonama E R Smith, w & Y A C kyer, Formosa E J Houle, London I Jones, Shanghal J Stemme & w, Y Mrs W Welchman, Eng GRAND M J Silmine, Cal T Forssett, Vallejo M B ruedén, Niles Miss Jeckson, Loy Ang C Rodgers, Coos Bay T R Joues, Secto MO Williams, Colo G Peterson, Yuma G W Kue, Chicago € W Lungan, 1 hicago Miss }uiton, Los Ang W Kellogg, West Point S Hortman, Merced J Strining, ~sota Rosa D Donahoe, Marysvilie J Seadier. ~acramento J Mattnews, Sa inas B Robinson, Red B uft C A Falm, Sacramento G Vau Hauten, Portind B W Lewis, Stockion S Kitchener, Stockion G M Foote, Hollister RUSS HOUSE. L E Vickers, Red Bluff C H Murero, Berkeley F R Snort, Palo Alto T Columbert, Cal G A Oyster, Cal 1L Oyster, Cal C H ~mith, Alameda T Stone, Berkeley W Muiligad, Golaen Gate J A Gill, San Diego J Chilburz, Oregon W H Kuox, Mo P Guggenheim. N Y M T Neswande, C O Buddisber. H D Humphreys. 11l HOTEL. M La Comsisor, Cal W Murtin, Cal 3 Fower, Los Angeles D T Cole. Cal G Maluharc,Grass Valley J S Allen, Chicazo H Huntley, Yuma B iompkins, Mass U B beirick, Chicego J Dadiey, Chicazo Miss 1 Fulton, Los Ang Mrs Smith, San Jose F rowers, Norfolk J € Wiison, Cat J ponshoe Jr, Marysville J Brown, Suisun J Eilison, Red Bluft J Woifskiil, Los Angeles A W Campbeil, Cal L Gerlach, ~tockton A Smalifieid, Stockion ‘W Ambrose, Lockford H Brown, Stocaton J Brown, Stockion F E Turrell, G T Taylor, Petaiuma J O L Quine J ¥ Reld & w, Nev. J Lords, *an Jose G H Fairbanks, Tomales Mrs W R Fairbanks, Cal Miss E Fuirbanks, val R S McPherson, Plesuntn it 15 Werty, N Y A C Kuriz Chicazo F M Graham, Pac Grove J D Wadswcr.h, S Rosa P Bacon, El Paso F W Thompson J MeKinney. 1 £ W Martins, Cal E D Ham & w, Napa Mrs M Carter. Callstoga H D Bowman & w, Cal E Avers, Modesto 8 Stone, Jtedwood © Conner, Eedwood Mrs Boyle, ¥ H Peterson, Portland A L Peterson, B C H C Howard, Woodland ¥ Howard, N Y J G Ink & w, St Helcna J A Trvin, 103 Angeles MrsJ A irvin, Los Avgis R W Eagles & w,SPR R Mrs Perkins & son, Ukiah C Bushnell, Trenton W ¢ Leighton, Ohio D Seingre, B rieley J E Willlams, Stockton J Wilson, =an Jose N Haulling, >an Jose — REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. ALAMEDA COUNTY. Martha V. Lynoe to Willlam D. and_Addie G. Mredonald, loton N line of West Fifth street, 103:3 W of Adeline, W £5 by N 101, being lot 5, block 488, Briggs ‘Aract, map 2. Onklaud; 310. Mary E. -eizer to Thomas ¥, Maloney, iot on line of Twentiy-third avenue 100 NE ‘from NE line of East Seventeenth street, NE 50 by S| being portion of lot 2, bicck J subdivision 40 associates’ ‘I'act, East Lakiand; 3. Uscar F. Sites to F. A. aud Mary A. Pollard, lot on N corner of Park avenue and Watls street, 590 W from W line of San Pabio avenue, 1 60, ) 125, W 60,3 125, to Legivniug, being portion ot piat 6, Kancho V.'and D. Peralci, Oskiand Town- ;. 810. _'B. Byrne toSimon_Fischel and Jacob Baum, loton E line of Waluut street, 346 N of Rose, N 50 by E 135, telng lot 8, biock 22, being portion of Berkeley Vilta Iract, Berkeley; $100. L. C. and Miriam Morehouse (0 Helen M, Wel stein, lov 213, map of the Rose Tract, Brooklyn Townsaip: $5. Eonifacius Haos to Anton E. Enos and Mary E. Costa. lots 10 ana 12, map of Bellina Tract, Eden Township: $1050. Peter P. Castro to_Jennie C. Conzor, 1ot on NW corner of Ward avenue and lands of R. 8. Far- relly, thence N'W 147 by SW 74, being portion of Rancho San Leandro, town of San Leandro, Eden Township: $10. Pacific Improvement Company to Susauna Prunty. lot 18, I!Nu;g €6, town of Nlles, Washing- : $175. nd Maggle N. Coombs to Jennie Jacobs (wife of Aaron), lot on E linc of Harrison screet. 1442 N of Central avenue, N 52 by £ 150, belng a portion of lot 13, Alice Park Tra ubject to a morteage, Oukland: $10. Jobn W. aud Fannie M. Butler to Katharine G, an1 Margaret L. Perine, ot on W line of Onk street, 70 N of Fifth, N 50 by W 75, block 18, Onkland: $10. 3 kdward and Mary A. Tackeit and Mack and Nettie Webber to H. P. Merritt. ail interescin lot on W line of Madison street, 100 N of Thirteentn, N 100 by W 150, being ots 12 to 18, block 196, Oakland; also biock 28, beunded by E line of Eieventh_sireet, East Twelfth, ~econd &nd Third avenues, East Onkland: also 1ot on S line of West Fifch street, 67 E of Adeline, 5 1187, N 97, W_187 to beginning, Oakiand; $10. ‘Thomas W. and as attorner and Jane A. Badger (by atiorney) 10 Ersiglia de Boois, lot on SE iine of Park way, 120 N i 0f East Ninth sireet, NE 30 by SE 60, being lot 6, block 11, Clinton, East Oakland: §20. Mary J. Moss, Jessle E. and Perry E. Auseon, Luln %, and Wiillam L. Taylor to Camelia Young, 1ot 13, b'ock T, map of the Moss Trac., Brooclyn ‘Township; $10. H. C. Morris to Mrs. A. B. Huntington, lot on E Jine of Walnut streer, 220 N of Mountala View avenue, 160, N 44:%, W 150,85 45:4 to begin- ning, being lot 1, block 9, Warner Tract, Brook- Iyn Township: $10. James Kerwan to I B. Finney, lot 38 and N halt lot 37, bloek C, Melrose Statién Tract, Brook- iyn i ownship: $10. Lakeprt ho SAN “*CALL.™ FRANCISCO BUSINESS OFFICE 0f the San Franciseo CALI~ 710 Market sireet, opeu untll 12 o'clock every nignt In the year. BLiANCHgOFFICES—527 Montgomery street, «crner Clay? open until 9:30 o'clock. 559 Hayes street, open until 8:30 o'clock. 718 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. EW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, opew until 9 o'clock. 518 Misston street, open until 8 o'clock. 116 Ninth street. open nnsil :30 o'clock. NOTICE Or MEETINGS, MEETING NOTICES—Continued. Q ANNUAL MEETING—THE REGULAR annuwl meeting of the stocknolders of the Mutgal ileciric Ligh: Company will be held the office of ihe company, 617 Howard treet, San Fraucisco, Californis, on MONDAY, ithe 7th day of December, 1596, at the hour of 10:30 o'clock A. M., for the purpose of electiug a board of directors (o serve for the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business as ma- come before the meeting. ‘i ransfer-voks will close ou Thursday, December 3, 1896, at 3 0'cloex P2 JAMES FISHER, Secretary. & A0 10 Stockholders' given that the guni HALL ASSOCIATION — meeting. Motice i3 bereby ual meeting of the siock- holders of the Masonic Hall Associaiion of the City of San Francisco, for the clec- tion of nine trustees and s treasurer, will_be heidin the Masouic Temple. in the ciiy of San Francisco, on MUNDAY, the 7ih day of Decen- ber, 1896." Poils will be open_from 12 . until 3 SITUATIONS WANTED—Continuad. e e A T e FIKST-CLASS BARBER> WANT STEAD Syworks siugls or fogether: both steady sod IVE, /SOBER, TRUSTWORTIY, YOUNG 2 1 J horses, zarde: er's aud_carpenter’s tools: references. ad- dress L. M., box 137, G M cattle ana rounds: wife competent cook and bousekeeper ¢ ta 89, T._Address 2 B., box 155, Call. HELP WANTED—Continued, W ANTED — AN ACTIVE AND INTELLL gent young man as salesman and driver for a wholesalé liquor-house. Address 8., box 115, Call. man_ wans situatio £00d mi:kes undersiands care of handy with p.umb- 1 Oftice. AN AND WIFE (EASTERN PEOPLE), private place: man understands care horses, 'sekeeper orsecond work. Address A. K., box M and general housework: man able 10 do al kinds ©of work about piace. Address O. P., box 3, Call Ot S erences. P. KING, =19 Brondway. TTUATION AN AND WIFE, MIDDLE-AGED, DANISI, ne children, wish positions: woman to cook ice, Oakiand. RING US YOUR IDEAS. HALL OF INVEN- tious, 215 Nansome st., r. 1Z; paienis pro- cured, promoted and sold. ARBERS—TWO CHAIRS FOR SALE IN the Western Addition on account of departure, at a sacrifice: with cheaw rent; making a good liv- ing. J., box 46, Cull Oflice. I Bii«.unxs-z-cm\m SHOP, CHEAP; MUST be soid. 501 O’Farrell st. ARBERS 2-CHALR SHOP. St., Opposite car house. ISHW.SHER, NEAT YOUNG MAN WHO wishes (o learn cooking. Kestaurant,” 2626 Twenty-fonrth st. 1310 CASTRO WANTED BY A GERMAN, lirst-class cook," for privato place or ranch; ref- (CIANCETOR AN ACTIVE MAN OR WOMAN to make $50 a week for few months; inves:- ment $10. 215 “ansome st., room 12. P M GEO, JOHNSON. Scecretary. SPECIAL NOTICES. SERL T SRR T sk GAS FIXTURES MADE 1V ODER; cheapest place In the ciy. Il MUK SCHMIDT, 623 Golden Gate ave. wmfi‘\n‘ TENANTS EJXCTED SO 8¢ ons mads, city or country. Pacific ColersSon Cie 415 Momtes s room 8. Ter. SSHD. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE, WEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO assist with housework: wages $1 1o $15. Ap- Ply to MRS. HIRD, 721 Ellis st IDDLE-AGED SWEDISH WOMAN; FIRST- class cook and housework er; City OF counir; reference. MRS, NORT ON. 815 Sutter st. JIBST-CLASS GERMAN COOK DESIRES siiuation: 3 years las. place; city or country, MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. SERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 506 MA- 300 st furnishes best help of all nationalities, O. X., New Golden Gate Hotel, Fourth st. CDMPLTENT MAN AND WIFE FOR LAUN- Address AW ANTED-SITUATION IN GKUCERY OR liquor store: wholesale pref:rred. Address RUOM«‘: PAPRKED, $250 UP: WHITENED, 81 up: s:ains or blemishes removea: painting by day or conract; 1200 Webster. tel. Stelner;235. FPUSINESS CHANCES. OFFICE BUSINESS; $1100 ELk- $450. gart Griice’ furniture goes with the place; there is atready $1500 lavested in the busi- ness and this sacrifice is & chance of a lifetime, and must be sold by the 1st: or will_rent the business as it is: the owner must g0 Kast immediately: this place is worth four times the amount asked, and will_satisfy_anv one tha the business is at present clearing $150 to §200 per month above all expenses, and on investigation any one will find this busifess just as represented: the balance, £300, can remain in the business fur long time: 1o experfence required, and the business Is suitable for either a lady or gentleman; rent is cheap and location the finest.” For_full particulars see at onceT. LUBELSKI, the Business Broker, 7 City Hall ave. 45 NEWS AND PIC- at_a sacrifico: this is a fine place for the money: part_can remain o the place. T. LUBELSKI, 7 City Hall ave. 2(0. FI3E _SALOON, DOING A GOOD $200. tusinces, *woun zoos’ Datures: laree pool-table; the location is fine and cheap rent: it will pay you to Investigate this fine buy. T. LUBELSKL 7 City Hall ave. dry-work; wife first-class on fancy-work: man oan tal D in the laundry: wages moderate. . box 84, this office. SI‘IUA Swed care of cows, xardening, eic.; best references. 240 ITON “WANTED AS COACHMA® bt first-cl horseman: understands ress C. E., box 8, Call Office, Gakland. [ INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIKD, NEAR Market—Electric lights in eve room: 200 T00ms; 25c t0 $1 60 per nizhi: &1 50 10 $5 pac 1ia0 bng and baeea=e 1o pnd fram th FEMALE BELS WANTED. L syl hou; Others. AUNDRESS, PRIV AT AMILY, $30: 2 second girls. $20 and $25: 2 cooks,’ German e, $25 ard $3); German or French girl for 5ew0-k, country, $30: coloied norse, 215, and 4. 'F. CROSETT & CO., 316 Sutter st. 401 Devisagero st. QITUATION WANTED 10 DO GENERAL housework in smali_family by elderly woman: is & good cook: wages $10 per month. Vlease call Or address Keliab'e, 359 Minna st., near Firth. RESSMAKEY, »IRST - CLASS REFER- ences. wishes work in families by the da terms ¥1 50; perfect fitter: formerly with City of Parls. Cali or address 120532 Devisadero VW OMAN WANTS PLACK FOR GENERAL housework: good washer and_ironer: cltv o country; is a good cook; wages $10 10 $12. 4603, Clementina st. (GEBMAN GIKL Wa Indies’ mnid or nurse nobility. 738 Ceniral a Alamed TOMPETENT PERSON WISHES POSITION as housekeeper or seamsiress; can do eny kind of work thoroughly; uuderstands dressmak- ing. 8 Eddy st. ST-ADY (OMPETENT WOMAN (PROTES: tant) wishes a situaiion Lo 40 general house work. Please call or address 1048 Howard st., top floor. (QUMPETENT -NCRSE WISHES ENGA ments by the day or week: 1o objection to as- sist with housewoik: good recference. Address 35314 Minna st., bet. Fourth and Fifth. CPUPEIE: ENGLISIT COOK—IS GOOD baker. nice laundress; work fn city or coun- try: middie-aged; wages 115 10 $20 per month. 1024 Howard st., Toom 10. G ing, BERG.' = Westames cooking and housework: $10: ci.y or country. 624 Washicgion st.. near Powell. ANTED—SEWING OF ANY KIND: temen's mending, etc.: children’s work a Address si. B, bux 8, Cail 0 flice, special ESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES WASH- iug 10 take home, avd gendemen's flanuels with all conveniences.. 1590 Fitteenth T h 10 do housework and pialn cco<ing. Address 950 Montgomery st. YOMPETENT WOMAN WANIS WOnK BY the day, week or month, or would take home weshing. 1213 Bush st., near Hyde. OLORED GIRL WANTS DAY'S WOR city or Uakland: windows, chamberwor! box 143, tuis oflice. S SITUATION AS eference from German east of Webster st., ironing or cleaning, by the day. 21 rourtn st., room 14. GIN 70 DO LIGHT HOUSE- by a thorough, neai aud Tellable eiderly woman In a small respectable fam- . E. W., box 125, Call Office. ) Y SDISH GIRL WANT » FLACE TO do hovsework and plain cook ng. Call 81214 Lanzton st, off Seventh, near Bryant. +) SCANUINAVIAN z Z 1 GERLS WANT S(T tious, one as cook and one to do housework. A Florida st., nesr Twenty-foursh, XPERIENCED WOMAN WIsHES A SITUA- tion as cock or working housekceper; on & runch preferred. A ddres: TERMAN GIRL WISHES POSITION gto nelp in kitchen in_hotel or boarding-house; will work on dairy. 67714 Mission ss. « MAN WISHES SITUATION WHO UN- | EAT YOUNG GIRL WISLES A SITUATION | 225 Fourth st., City. | | t | i 88 EACHER HOLDING A LIFE DIPLOMA S\\'uu{u HOUSKWORK CIRI wants position s governess ln American fam- ily, ook, b arding-house. $2! position s sale:lady. Address orapp.y | houseiiris. $.5 to $20: middleaged woman, Ber- ketey, §12; German nursesirl, 1child, $12: numbsr ©f girls, city and country ME: wages $15 10 $25. 2p,ly = KORTON, 315 Saiter st © EWISH GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK: §20; nice family. MARTI N'S, 749 Market st. G €20 | try. #15 and room: girl, Pine st., $15: girl, Green st Cal i W girl, per EFINED WOMAN AN CHILD AS HOUSa- IRL FOR SMALL H ashington s: nora, Cal., $2t iL, $16 AND ROOM: waltress, $25, etc.; girl, kilchen work. country, and room: chambermaid and wait some, coun- 15: girl, German cooking, $20: girl, Mode: $2), fere advanced: girl, Fair Oaks, $2 Gougn $15: girl #16: girl, Hi 10 $25: 111, Eddy st., $20: 13 young girls, $8, $10 2 monib, assisi, etc. MARTIN'S, 749 Market. Washington BARBEES Faviecily 5 UNUON EMPLOY- 1> ment secrecarv, CONRAD TROELL. 667 Clar. ARBERS_FOR EMPLOY MENT CALL SEC. P. G Barbers’ Assn. 5. FUCHS, 325 Grant ave. OURNEYMEN BARoE&S KM PLOYMENT secretary, H. BERNARD, 102 ~oventh st. ANTED—MAN AND WIFE; THE MAN TO work in and understand raisin vineyard, wife 1o cook for men: must have references, Address Z., box 100, Celi. Nl‘-\\' WALLO HUUSE, 765 MISSION, BET. 3d and 4th—Single furnished rooms, night 150 t050c.week 81 to 2 50 reading-room; strictess at- tentlon morning calls; clean: quiet; open all nigat. SINLISH AND "DURALLE CALF SHOES made 10 order: $2 50. 959 Howaid, nr. Sixth, JOR FULL AND CLEAN 10c mrAL OR coffee and cakes be 20 to 1324 Grant ave. QLUITO HOUSE, S6312 MARKE L ST.— 20c, 23c to 50¢ night: $1 (0 $2 weex. 750 COAL AND WOOD YARD; ALSO $ . hay and grain;: doing fine business: Jocation the finest for any one wanting a_business ofthis kind: it will pav vou o Invesiigate this place. T. LUBELSKI, 7 City Hall ave, $4“ RESTAURANT THAT 1S A BAR- . galn; the place is doing good and the rent Is cheap: location the finest: ihe place must be sold at once; see it to-day. T. LUBELSKI, 7 City Hall ave. SALOON AND FURNISHED $450). rooms in connection: doln koot bear ness and lo auon the finest, near water tionc; this will Int g LEG ; clears from $60 to $75 to each, and with heip can be increased: business eas'ly learned: will suit any one wiil to work and make himself usefnl; capit quired $200 to $309. Particulars GO, STEWART, 602 Market st. ECRUITS WANTED FOR THE UNIT U States Marine Corps. United States Na: Able-bodied unmarried men, between the agesor 21 and 30 years. who are citizens of the United >tates, or those who have legally d-clared thoir intention 10 become citizens; musi be of good character and habits and able {0 speak, read and write Englisa, and between 5 feet b incues and 6 feek in eigh. For further information apply st the Recruiting Office, 20 Kllis st., San Francisco, C: EAN'> HALr-sULING, DUG: LADIES, 40c: done while you wait. 838 Market, opp. Hotel: branch 767 Market. opp. Will & Fincl ANTrD—LABURER AND MECHANICS 10 know that Ed Roixin, Reno House proprie- keeper: $12. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutterst. C § 00K, 4 ECOND GIRL, $25; N URSE, $15: 12 housework glris. city and country. $20 and 8 younw girls 1o assist, $10 to $15. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. L AUNDR S, $30. MISS CULLEN, 328 Suter. iu country. MISS CULLE ISH CATHOLIC HOUSEWORK GIKL, $20, , 323 rutter. Sutter. OUSEWORK WOMAN, COUNTRY, 2 IN family, $15; fare paid. MIS> CULLEN, 323 W | Jewish cooking, $25 | morx. 320 AR WOMNATE W ANTS WOR S WA | sias ere ERMAN WOMAN WANIS WORK, WASH LEON ANDKRE, 816 ANTED—CASHIER, RESTAURANT, $15: saleslady, $4 a week: girl who understands German gIr.8 10r house- ; German second and washing, $22 50, number of wirls to fill our piaces’ Sto~kton st. HAMBERMAID AND WAIT, Tess, near city, $15; MU Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. Ccou hotel, $20; weitress, country hotel, $20; wal second girls, $15 and $20. RRAY & 'READY, leading Xmployment 5 ACTIVEIPARTNER W $500. SEHi e cash busine risk: $200 monthly assared. 215 Sinsome, r. 12, SORSALE AT A BARGAIN—GOOD PAYING K Giloon ar 508 Eas: st; old establlshed busi: ness: price $20J. D SALOON; FINE LUCATION; $200. cheap rent. 650 SacramEnto st., nea: Kearny. JUOE-REPATRING SHOP: CHEAP; CLEARS 5 per week. 5421 Sixteenth, near Sanchez. : GOOD BUSINESS 13 will take partuer. tor, sull rans Denver House, 217 Third st.: 150 (G992 DOWNTOV N BUSINESS FOR SALE. larze rooms; 3110 $3 per weeik. 722 Boward st. W ANTE :WHO CAN THL OR~SALE — CORNRR GROCERY AND some simp! thing to patent® Yrotect your fruitstore: splendid location: with horse and {deas; they may bring you wealth. Write JOHN | wagon: doing nice cash busio all new fix- WEDDERBURN & CO., Dept. I, Patent Attos neys, \Washinzton. D. for thelr 1500 prise offer and list of 200 inventions wanted. tures and a cho‘ce fresh stock of groceries; will be VW INCIHESTER HOUSE, 34 THIKD ST, NE. Market: 200 10ums, 25c a night: reading. room: free bus aud bavgage to and from the ferry. HUES! SHOE ‘W 1O ORDER: any style, $3 up; mis; and cast-off shoes bought or exchanged: Jarg: stock of second-hand shoes: ~firsi-class repairing: Wwork guaranteod 749 Mission st.. near Grand Upera-house. HE CHEAPEST AND LARGEST LODGING- souse In town, Lindell House, 6th and Howard. BET 1IN CITY—SINGLE ROUMS, 15, 20 AND 25 cents per nizht: $1, 81 25, $1 50 per week. Pacitic House, Commercial und Leidesdorf sts. 100 &S 10 TAKF LUDGING AT 10c, 150 and 20c a nignt, Including coffee and roils. €24 Washington st., near Kearny. TPEY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKED SL.. BE- 3 raroom: 25ca night: §1 a week, W T 26 ANTED—NEAT WOMAN AS COOK ON_A nice farm short distance inthe couniry: .E]or“h; fare advanced. W. D. EWER & cu., lay st (G'BL FOR UPSTAIRS WORK, #20: WAT 8 gi ress. $25: German cook, $ 25 nurse girl, $1 ris for housework. MR-~. HIK D. 721 Eilis OUNG GIRLTO (AK« daytime oniy. Sacramento st. CARW OF CHIL Call Monday morning. 2626 TUUNG work. and Y a1 OUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE SITUATION for bousework and plain covking. GIRL FOR GENERAL_ HOUSE- 138 Cumberiana st., bet. Nineteenth Twentleih, near Dolores. Please call 4214 Clara st. W ANTED — GIRL WHO UADERSTAND general housework: no washi: g or ¢jokin, i 1 D' Farreil. ANTED—SINGLE ROOMS, 15c A DAY: $1 week: rooms for 2, 25¢ a 5 reading-room: daily papers. 36 E - tle beer or wine 6c: best freo Junch. 848 Ciay. OOMS 15¢ TO 76¢ Pr.R NIGH1: 500 T0 $1 50 per week. Oriental, 225 Drumm st. SIMON WANTS 100 MeN Tu GET_BOL- | s01d cheap or wil. exchange for small ranch. Ca.l at 2923 Twen second S, INVEN (10N IN OUR PRESE ~ 3 G ew cooking system which will revoiu tionize the world: speculators with lttle money may join me to orzanize stock company. limi:e patent secured: 50 per cent on the doilar gua teed 1o investors. Cail and see the hew process after 2 P. M., 124 O'Farrell st. 0 A PEKSON OF MEANS, OK ONE WHO has & son they desire 1o establish in business, an opportuuity can be had with the undersigned in apleasant, gafe ud paying ‘business; the best of r-ferences furnished and ihe same- required. M. | H.. box 118, Call Office. ] DOWNTOWN SALOON; A NEAT B1000. fir'cluss piace: havios fine trades any saloon man desiring 10 securs a genuing proposition should investigate this immediately. Apply 410 Montgomery, room 2. ARE OPPORTUNITY 30 PURCHA: \ old-established furniture, carpet and und 1aking business; clears over $3000 & year: stock $10,000. GEO.' L. BIRKMAIEE, \Welis-Fargo Express boflding. . INTNG-ROUM 10 RENT WITH BOA RDERS; rent token out with board: must be home- cinz: party have little money. Apply P. H. 21 Broadway, Uakland. EW GRAND, 246 THIRD—SUNNY ROONS from 21 to $3 per week; reading-room. USEDALN HOUS LLIS, NEAR TAY- lor: 200 reoms; 25¢ night; reading-room. Wa » YOUR SHOES— WE REPAIR shoes upto 9 o'clock every night: those work- Ing through the day can have their snoes repaired st night while you wait: ladles’ soling, 35¢; mem s £oling, 50c; fine shoes made to order irom $2 up: we have a 10t of shoes, been damaged by water, &% less than oue-fourth’ their value, from 28c up 1o B2 50, ¥ Py MAN, SCA pply vet. 10 and 2, 517 Devi ves. VIKL WA work. NIED 10 AssIST 527 Golden Gale IN HOUSE- upstairs. FANTED — YOUNG GIRL FUR nOUS work: wages $12. 620 Halght st. GOD TAILOKESS WAN ZD ON CUSTOM coats. 1934 Mission st. ERMAN GIRL Fok SENFRAL LOUSE- work. $15. A TERN " LADY ~ OF REFIN nME migdle-aged, desires position of trusi, man- uging Lousekeeper, compun.on 10 invalid or any | pince of trust. Add. MRS, GLENO, 1030 Markez. W IDOW, WITH GIRL 11 YEAGS, WIS Es situation as_housekeeper in city or count references reqnired. Address Y. W., box 47, C 7OUNG GIRLTO ASSIST WITH housework. 610 Grove st. G GIRL TO ASSIST WITH HOUSE- ferences. 12188 Eddy st. TOM COATS: ONE WHO akes zovd Luttonho es. 172 Perry st. R MAKER, FIRST CLass, WOULD like engagements by the day; city or country, 716 Larkin st. RESFPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES situation do light housework ; home more taun seamsiress, lady’s taid or tase care of chil dren. Address 727 Bush st. = NLI\ I SWEUISH GIKL WANTS A SL1UA- tion to do lignt ups.airs work and sewin 4 ar; can meke g001 wuges. TO LEARN SOMETHING NEW IN 662 Howard st. ¥ ice Grant's book is “General Miles’ Personal Recoliec:ions”; every one wants { the book written by the commander-in-chief of the United Sta'es army: first agent’s commission $22 in 3 hours. PERSON. manager subscrip- tion department, The Whitaker & Ray Company, 723 Market st. JOME 00D o 1TFRRITOKY LEFT: SLEDS' water-filiers; other novelties. BRICK & C 7 Market st. ih Write for particulars. 14 Sansome st.. inducements to azents as The Family Journal, BARGAIN: CONFECIIONERY, branch bakery ani soda jountain. bet. Tweltth and Thir- a. FE $175. 63014 Kast Twelftn st \ /ILLSALARY AND 50 PEit CEN | PROFIT satisfy you? Bosiness established 8 years; mure help necessa partner preferred, Address | W.s., box 140, © TOUD X first CHANCr: FOR A RESTAURANT: lass oyscer and chop house for sale: good is 1 city. 216 Sixtn st | F ALE AR RE AND 8 nished rooms: laundry_attached: creat gain, Apply H. F. lIEALY & CO., 23 Kearny S PARFNER IN AN EsTAB 4lished lezitimate business; small capital re- | quired. T. K., box 69, this office. AKERY CANDY, ANUTONS, ClGA RS, 15 Jauniry} 5 sunuy rooms; leaving city; bar- gain. 1151 Mission st. ANDSOMELY FITTED R STAUF for sale: good paying business; price $250, 206 Ellis st. i JOR SALE_GROCERY AND BAR: G- position: 1o azents. Inguire at the Call Office. EFORE BUYING OR SELLING YOUR BUSL- ness see UNDERWOOD & CO., 765 Market st 3 Y ROOMS, FURNISHED for housekeeping: 5 minutes from _address. Room 6, 420 Mobtgomery st. Y OUNG NURSE Eddy st., near Scott. TRL; LIVE AT HOME, 1824 7 ANTED—NEAT GIRL TO ASSIST I8 G erc] hovsework. 218 Devisalero, « or. Page. GIRL TO AsSIST LIGH T HOUSE. 52 Minna st HER ON PANTS. 62 EL- day every day inlouging-nouse in_exchange for 2 liousexeepiuy rooms. Address B. M. Lox Cail. N URSE WISHES POSITION; THOROUGHLY LY understands car: of children or infanc; refer- ences. Nurse. box 135, Cali Office. | URSE DesIRaS PATILNT; MALK OR F) male: menal or physical; good reiereuce. 183 Ninth s YESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL WANTS Position 10 tuke care of 1 chil try._ Appiy 8570 Twenty-third st. near Valencia. RESFECTABLE WOMAN, WITH A CHILD, wishes work as bousekveper for a widower; country jraferred. Apply 3621 Eighteenth st. ANTED—SITUATION BY AN AMERICAN widow as housexeeper in a widowers 1ami y. Address M. C. 1L, 515 kighth sk, Uacland. JITUATION WANTED BY WOMAN AS O dishwasher In restaurant. Apply 215 Poik st | YOUNG WIiboW, RECENTLY FEOM TH& | A East. desues & position us nousekecper for bachelor or widower; foad of chilcren. Koom 1, 1007 i arket st. city or coun- | first-class waitress, or to take care of a cnlid. YGU.\'H PROTESTANT GIRL, HOUSE- Please call 1001x Minna st. Work, wages $12 to $15. 210 Fair Oaks st. YOUNG WOMAN WOULD WOKK HALP A " OUNG GI®L TU DO PLALS 1 COUKING AND T ishi housework. 436 Jerse; Y OUNG WOUMAN. FOR LIGHT work: wages $15. HOUSE- 411 Twenty-ninth YOUN . GIRL FOR COOKING and house 453 Seventh st D¥ SMAK TO SEW FOR ROOM AND use of machine. W.. box 10, Ca! WANTED. OARD AND ROOM FOR LADY AND NINE- year-old bov. MKS. M ., box . this oflice. ROOMS AND BOARDING B XAMINER ROUTE IN OAKLAND FOR sale. Address W., box 9, Call Office, Ozkland l-) RUOMS, WELL F NISHEDAND Z ed, to sell cheap, 1484 Turk st. 40 FINE FRUITSTORE $ + M.. box 116, Cail Office. | TPwo AS PARTNER LN pori and sausage siore: good living for smail | capital. 340 Fourth st. ADDRESS L URNITUKE WAN F YOU Wad UOD PRICKS FOR FURNI- ture and merchandise see BURD, 211 Larkin. IGHER PRICE 1THAN ANY WHERE PAID RESTAURAST_HALE INTEREST CHEAP; established 15 years; remaining pariner 7 years. 1241 Market. ODGING-HOUSE FOR SALE—30 ROOMS; ail on one floor: nicely furnished: zood lande by Indiana Auction Co,1057 Market.opp.Jones | lord. Inquiie proprietor. 775 Howard st. YASH PAID rUR EATIRE HOUSES U, |[$ARGAIN_CORNER SALOON; SPLENDI] smaller lots of furniiure, carpets, eic. | fixtures; pool-table; stock. lnquire EOWCH KR, 2 Stoc! send posta'. w \' TALL ing, pairitn at_your own MERIGAN ANTED-MISCELLANEOUS, ROLL; PAPER HANG- by contract or day's work, ork must be had. N. K. Sce 1302 Webster st. W 1adl R 635 ANTED—PUFILS FOR PRACTICA), MIL. linery school: lessons in class or private: e, fitied for positions or business; salisfaction anteed. Kemoved rrom 410 Leavenworth st. 1 Geary gr., room 48. S ;wu\'u"nssqoxs’pmfi — NOW IS THE t me to enter the Mc Dowell Dress-cutting School. Muarket st., opposite Palace Hotel. | (JIRLTO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 210 Grove st JIRL FOK GENERAL HOUSEWORK; 2 IN family. 1427 Steiner st.: apply 9 to 1z, IGHT SCHOOL NOW OPEN. FLYNN'S Dres-cutting and Making School, 14 McAlLister EARN skirt patterns,25c. McDOWKLL'S, 636 Marke: LRESSCUTTING AND FITPING: {XPERIENCED NUKSE WISHES TO GO out by week or month. Add.ess Nurse, box 130, Call Office, 'Fm:: Cil WIDUW OF 85, RECENTLY AR- rived, wishes situstion for general housework. 637 Broadway. 7 TDOW OF EXPRRIENCE DESIRES PLAC to take care o¢ residence: no objection to chil.- dren. 86514 Market st.. room 18. AKESITUATION AN HUUSE: Appiy 117 Eddy, r. 1. VY JACkEs) ki HOUSE. 44 THIKD ST NK Market: 200 rooms: 25¢ (o §1 6U per night; £180 1086 per week: convenlent and respeciai ee bus aud bacgage 1o and from the terr Wwa SITUA with bes: city references; butler, 2 years last beds, ete.. at ANDRE'S Empioyment Oftice, 315 Stocktun st., telephone 1304. BLE BODIED YOUNG IRISHMAN, NFEAT £Xand steady, wonld ilke place to care for horses, garden, etc.; good references. K.T.WARD &C0., 608 and 610 Clay st. GOLDEN GATE COMMANDERY No. 16.Knighis Templar—The officers and members a:e herevy requested to us- semb.e their. lum, * 629 Sutter si., TUESDAY, at 11:50 a.'»., toattend the funeral service of cur lafe irater, PA UL BREON, CHARLES 1. MURPHY, Commander, WiLLIAM T. FoNDA, Recorder. KING SO.OMON'S LODGE No. 260. F. and A. M., corner_Geary and DAY) EVENING at :80 o'clock. Third degree. By oraer of the Master. HARRY BARHR, Secretare. SOUTIL AN FRANCISCO LODGE ’Smoxv,\y)xv ING, November 50, I\IA :30 o'clock, recond dezree. By order of the Master. I )CCIDENTAL LODGE No. 22, and A, M.—Calied_meetiug for THIS (MONDAY) EVENING at 7:30 Qlock.” Third degree. By order of tue at Masonic Temple, 12 3 Steiner_sts.—Called meeting THIS (MON- | = e A. M. meets THIS k. C. HAKE, Sscreiary. EDW. F. DELGER, Sec. SAN FHANCISCO CHAPTE No. 1. Royal _arch Masons, nieets THISEVENING, R. A, degrea. . PRINCE, Secretary. JUNMIER & (O, CHINmSE AND JAPA- nese employment oflice. 17_Webb st.. below Kearny, nr. Cal: tel. main 281. W.C.YOUNG, mgr (uiNEse AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMEN o best help. 41435 O'Farrell. Tei. K 426, VHINESK & JAPANESE: ES1'D. 20 YRA /help:tel. main 1997, BRADLEY &CU., 640 C: APANESE INTELLIG ENCE AGENCY, it 75, St Ano’s bidg., 8 Kddy sx.: tel. Main 5234, AN AND WIFE WOULD LIKK A POSI- tion on ranch; man thoroughly undersiands farmwork and care of horses; both £00d cooks. J. 1., box 164, this office. 7OUNG MAN (AMERICAN) WISHES A PO- sitiun where (here 1s no Sunday work; best of o with small w. place; pardener, undersiands proragsting, carvet | It OSEDALE HOUSE, 321 ELLIS, NK. TAy- lor—100 furnished rooms: 25c nizht: $1 week. H - YY barl flven and caalogue swui . £ arver Hohioo, 51 Y 200 ALKDRESSING, 26C ANU Sbe: AFLTEG noon ciasses: 10 lessons. $1 50. 1245 Mission. ANTED—MEN AND WUMEN T0U LEARN r trade: only 8 weeks yequired: tooiy 5 Howard st. OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE; Winchester Houss, 44 Third st near Markec. rooms; 6c to $1 00 per night; $1 60 o $3 Week - ‘rea 'ns xnd eareaoe Toan from ferre | er, plain res: | ish plowmen for vineya: AN MALE HELY WANYTED, T COOK. N R rant, $40 and found: cook, $10 a week: ant. a26: waiter, hotel, $26: Spa beds, U-{:. dishwasher, $1 . $20 a month, efe. L. DRE, 815 Stockton st. wait- hoy to make 2 MU Agents, 634 and 636 Ciay st. LL AROUND BAKER FOK INSTITUTION, short_distance in country. $30 and found. RHAY & KEADY, Leading Employment 1 FTCHEFR, CITY SH )1, §30 AND FOUND: 1y, watches repaired. MUND, 113314 Misston. UILDINGS BOUGHT: LUMBER, SASLES, doors, mantels etc., for sale. 1166 Mission st. ELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW- elry 10 A. KLEIN, 109 Sixth st.: send postal. S G-HOUSES FOR SALE. SALUON: GOUD LOCALITY; AVE . nges $15 daily: bargain. 42 Spearst, LL ABLISHED HOTKL HEAP; cause, sickness: rent $35. Apply Call ITCCK OF GRUCERIES FOn SALE AND 1 store to lev; cheap. SW. cor. Hyde and Poit. AR AND GARTER SALOON, 137 FIFTH st., for sale; cheap; good barzain. JUR SA LE—HOUSE OF 11 ROOMS, ALL OC- cupied: owner will take balf pavment in board. Acdress P. box this office. < A LOON BUSY CUhN DALIRY AT tached; doing good busin: poor bealth the | Teason for sel.ing. Inquire 45 Third st. $60 LODGI 26-]!00.\[ CORNER HOUSE 12 rooms: fine sunny corn 50 rooms, clearing $200: in paym 8-room house; rooms all rented 8 rooms; near Cl.y Huall: new. ROOMS: SUITAELE FOR A SALOON. 829 © Howard st., between I ourth and Fifch. (300D INVESTMENT — FOR SALE— FINE LT paying business: heart of Oskiand: investors T with small capital 100ic into this: party teaving e e Tl | town. _C. ¥, box 8, Call Office, Oakiaua. 66-room corner house, new furnitur ANDY, NOTIONY, BAKERY 2 LIVING- ;.;0‘ ;33’":-?\::?;;}': E:r;:::fi!lm ¥ rooms: very reasonabie. 1307 Bu hanan st. T3 fodmy. Contrat: ROCI Nwitate: SIGARSIORE: 2 JIVI) M : RENT H. ¢ DECKEK, 1 ‘ / $14; invoice: sickness. 1137 Mission st. PRIVATE LODG IO 0; A SNAP -~ RESTAURANT DOUING GUOD of Lwo kinds Of buiiness: price $2 403 Pacific si.. uear *ansome. A M. SFECK & CO, 602 MARK 4X. 14 rooms, rent §4U, profits $60 1K rooms, splendid corner house .o...... 8550 2 yooms Lest on Ge. -on puyments. CEFORE BUYI G 13 house, see UND. O SALE AT YOUR Oy wanted: 3¢-room house o PRICE—OFFER Powell st. near Baldwin; nargain_guarsnteed; apply atonce. I. C. SCHARFF, 20 Montgomery st. e ALL PRICE: “loaned, low interest. FHELPS & CO.. 917 Lurin at. CINGFUKNITURKCO.,1127-28-31 MARKET, furnish rooms. ¥:8 10350; best bargains. HAM FURNITURE CO.—LOWRST arniture, carpe:s: a'l srades. 866 Miss'n 41 business: investigaie: bargain. 45 Third SALOON AND FIXTU KES, INCLU D= . ing jurniture of 8 room: t low: inesy: near Colma. PATTERSON & €O, 2 Vaiencia st. APIL GALLER ¢00d fami; . ESTABLISHED 10 v location; 10,000 negatives; vinz-rooms; $250. Aadress K. G. M., box 67, Call Office. SALOON WITH CIGARSTAND FUR SALE; account of sickness. 817 Kearny JOR SALE-OLD-ESTABLISHED POULTKY * and produce stand im one of the best markets in the State; owner going away. Apply 918 Washington st. & $4000. 3 . paying 10 increase. Iuguire floor 8, Mills building. EADING RESTAUKA. 4 seaside resort of Pacific Coast PORTLAND, OK. 75 per month: good chan; E. NAYLOR, room 8§, LEADING er retiring farmes and wifs; #50: walter for sporting re- , 6 from business. Address S., box )58, Call Office. sort. $20; wire-unil operators, $2 50 a day: farm- ICELY FURNISHED FLAT OF NTED—PARTNER WITH #40.000 IN 7 ¢ers. etc.: choreman. . MURRRY & KEADY, Lead- very cheap: 3 rooms pay ren W ;rz\:cel:ynnv:déllqnor‘ P RO Ing Emplosment Agents, 634 aud 636 Clay'si. able ior dressmaker: $160. 51414 Jones st 1863, Address A. V., box 39, Call Oflice. TA D — COACHMAN (ENGLIsi ELLIS—10 = TR | in contrs, $25 and found: also farmer. | Inborers, cooks, waiters and dishwashers. W. D, | BAVEL & Cu., 626 Clay 5 OR Swedish) for gentleman’s place, short distance mi kers. LUOMS OF ELEGANT FUR nit; le e tor UCTION HOUSE, 827 MISSION ST._AS en 813 60: folding-beds. §10. A C #9 a week wall OUK FOR FeW PERSONS. $16, KOOM, eic.: cook, $7 a week: cook, $8 a we ki cook, ug man for restaurant, $5 a week ; ter, 868 week. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. BASER #io: CHOICE PLAC.. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. VLUM & CO. U LSTERY G 1801 MALKET ST, CoR NIN LAY O Carpets. Furniture and Upholsiery Gooas. 4(() SARPaTS: CHAMBEE SEiw. $id; toves, $3: ' parior eets, $20: folding-bed $10: baz outtits. T. D. McCARTIY, 764 Misaion OTEL PORTER: SEE PAR(Y IN OFFICE 10 A. M. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. havits and Caiiiornia references: wiling tosiarg | QRORI-ORDE ses. Address Y. A.. Lox 106, Call. | D $16. MISS CUL! COOK, $30; DISH WASHER, 5N, 823 Sutter st. [SAKER “(FUREMAN), FIEST CLASS ON read a-d cakes, wishes situstion: city or coun- try. Cail 19 Zoe s uear Eryant, (OLORED MAN WISHES EMWPLOYMENT, J hardy ai anvihing. Address C. L, 973 How- ard st near Sixth. M 30, ~C WANTS PLACE; £00d ook and biker: handy with 100is: $:0 month. F. K. M., box 7. Call Office, Uakland. ORIENTAL LODGE NU. 141 ¥ wud A. M.—0flicers and members, are requested 1o aitend the fugeral of our iaze biother, FAUL BREON, from King Sclomon’s Hall, Masonic Tempe, TUESDAY, Decemoer 1, st 12 o'clock. Brethren and friends wre cordially invited A. S, HUBBARD, Secretary. Bz, CALIFORNIA LODGr NU. e , 1. O, O. F.—Members are requested to attend mre inz (Impor- — taut business) November 50. Zded A. W. WILLIAMS, N, G. P. J. WiLLET, Rec. Secreiary. ST. ANDREW'S wAY CELE- pily. Double braton—Anuusl re-union and extra Indles, §2. ANDREW WILKIE, Pres. banquet at the Palace Hoiel THIS (MUNDAY) LVENING, Installation LT R M banqust at 7:0 prom tickets, 85 £ W. C. Coox, Mxfim.x-;uxn GERMAN UESIRES WOK! handv at everything. Address H. WICKS, 621 Sacramento st. , E G RER ST 100d machinist, do blacksmithing, plumbiny, vie, wanty any kind of work: moderate wages. N MIAKENBUR S, 217 Second st., room 11. ¢ ANTEL—BY COLOKED YOUNG MAN, take care of horss, work in & £ood ail-round hand: clean, neat, i rough. Address C. 6., box 79, Call Ofice. OUNG MARRIED MAN, SOBER, NOT afrald of hacd work, desires position in office or warehouse, or as salésman, traveling or other- Wise; good referonces: bas fair knowledge of arug trade. T. A, 407 Franklin st., city. u.u."o MARRIED MAN ‘“’T'fuf-‘nf‘::i reat emp.oyment; good penman: e hovest: reierences can be given. AddressC. R. MATHER, $2¢ Tehama st . . LUCOMOTIVE, between Third and Fourth, | i W of meat store, with #12o capital: retiring pa. has coming partner to_take charg book: ANTED—INDU MAN AN PART- Ler in a first-- 1 delicatessen and all kinds two places asd cannot nd to both; in- of receipts and Apply 505 Mission st. TANTRD—STRADY MAN FOR A PREMA- nent position: salary $75 per month: musy devote his who e time for 1U_Lours per day to tnis b siness sone; must have $150 cash. Apply 917 Jiarcet st., soom 2. ANTED—FOR COUNTRY PLACE, GAL dener and general ranchhand; small wages during winter months; reference required. D., tox 106. call Office. L. J. NEUMANN'S, 117 SIXTH, FOR A lowest prices on household goods: new or good PS DEW: Cu8 . Or On time; Open everings. JUBNITURKE, STOV R CARPRTS, UL.;IJ\- iers. show ON. 1121 Market s CAKPET CLEANING. Clcln:.:-ff,,fi % ANING WORK S es. luys carpets. G. H. STEVENS Mor. 38 uild 40 kignih st; telephone South 250. YARPETS “D_AND KENOVATED Like new. RGUSON & CO., 23 Tenth: tel South 33. D. MACKINTOSH & 'Cu., successors. W HEXN YU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH Poor work send 1o SPAULDING'S Ploneer Car- Ppet-beating W or&s, 853-57 Tehama st.; tel. So. 40, DVANCK CAKPE ANING CO.. Sutter. tel. Main 591, GEO. WALCOM, (100D GOLD AND SILVER FNGRAVELR. Aduress Gold, box 123, Call Office. 00D COOK WANTED AT 1581 VALENCIA st.: call early. LL, CARPET-CLEANING CO., cleaning 3¢ a yard. Tel. Mis. 74. ARPET-CLEANING, 80; LA YING, 8¢: RUG el. Jessie 944. Stration, 19 8th st. INTERIOR CITY. 'Or particaiars appiy N EWSPAPER ROUTE I close 10 Suu Franeisco. this office. DUUTE FUR SALE AUKUSS 1HE BAY. \ quire at Call Oftice. - IGH GRADE FUR SALE cheap. 50214 Larkin st. TENTLE SORREL, 6 siands witnout (ying 851 Third st. ANGAINS ELEGANT RATTAN CHAL: 13%Rockers, Buby Carringes, e c., at cost ing, enameling, gilding. PLISE & C0., 1140 Sutter, 3 <D, FRESH, SOUND JERSEY 143 Bartiett st. FIIGHEST 1 S 2D HAND ciothing ana dresses. ¥ . 1020 Fos m, RUY YOUR BATTAN CHAIRS, KGCKERS, tables. stands, eic, at the factory and save re- tailers prqfle; see ur Holiduy g00ds: it costs noth- ing. Celitdrnia Rattan Co., 61 +irst st.,nr. Mission © BUIL FOR SALE, TO BE REMOVED, Z Appiy to J. F. HILLS, 818 Stockton st. o ATIONAL CASH REGI , GOOD-OR der; also large folding-door safe. 8 Mission st 9 HORSEPOWER OTT0 GAS BNGINE, SEG: be scen ruaning at 507 Market st. AR-OLD MARE: lady can drive; $.0. cow, s W W ANTED—A GENERAL TAILOE, COR. Golden «.ate ave. and Leaveawor: i sts. CUAKLINS CARPET; BEATING WORK= Z 338 Golden Gate ave. Telephone £ast 126. ANTED-DISHWASHER T 1608 KEN- tucky st., Putrero (Reid<’s Hote ). “C A XAKRD ATGREAT WASTERN CARPET- ¢ cleaning Works. 11 Bighth st CA.\'\‘Asmfim 10K SHOWCARDS, 127 Page st.: apply between 9 ana 10 o'c ock. W AN LR iV UL L WAGRS DU, 5t ersdelerks. KNOX Azev. 110 Rutiag ANTED—500 MEN TO-UAY 10 EAT BEST W e and 10c meals. Old Economy, 410 Kearny. ONES & CO. MAIN OFFICE 25 AND 27 Yigh'h st. Telephone J-ssie 1061 BICYCLES, ANTED—TO EXCHANGE: DIAMOND locket o exchange for a bicycie. 19 Masonst. W ONARCH BLUK FLAME HEATEES ARE D ing. crc., 1 ovght and told: 1063 Mission. Te, oad-hand: In perfect order; for sale cheay OFFEE MILL SCALES, LETTER P Cotna desk, mone y ti.i, safe; cheln“ 1(‘)2%‘(,1:% A ibe best. W. & RAY MFG. Cu., 12 California ARS, SHOWCASES, COUNTERS, SHELV. OILERS, ENGINES,2D-HAN D MACHINE B “yater-pipes. Mclntosh & Wolpman, 1351\31:‘!: Osx SMALL MrDIUM AND LARGE-SIZH fire and burglar proot safe. 109-111 Marker £