The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 14, 1896, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1896. AL ESTATE MARKET BEVIEW The Outlook in Realty Mat- ters Is Promising and Encouraging. Inquiry Developing More Gen- erally ard Trading Becoming More Positive. The Usual Midwinter Dullness Bids Fair to B: Less Marked This Year. Last week was a fairly good one for real estate business. wenerally and tradin positive character. Cir v multiplyiog that nelp 1n fostering prop- erty matters snd give additional interest to sociated with land operations. 1e midwinter dullness in real estate, which is usually first felt as the holidays approach, bids fair to be less marked this season. Much of t affairs must be accorded to the resl estate brokers, who are keeping up their usual quota of adver the § market. There is no more reliable or practi ex to the financial condition of any munity then the real estate aavertising col- umns of its daily newspapers. On the temper, encrgy and wisdom of the real estate brokers is dependent in agreat measure the prosperity of San Francisco. While her real estate men have always been ances are almost ind pushing and energetic they have never gone to | the extreme of wild speculation or attempted, by ereating prices not based on_actual value, to inaugnrate a boom which would prove more | a total state of | disastrous in the end than inertin. These are the men who have repre sented the City abroad and attracted popula tion to extend the boundaries of the City settlement. They are the men who have not worked alone, but have bent their energies to the upbnilding of San Francisco. spect their success is pronounced. In the per- centage of people who own their own homes San Franc sco leads mostof the large cities of the Union. The prosperity of the community lies in the prosperity of the common reople; and their prosperity is best indicated, not by high wrges and zood living necessarily, but by their ow ing homes. That person is truly prosperous who owns his house _and has sufficient income for a comfortable living. Whep a person has a steady occupation that brings him fai wages, 50 that he is enabed to rent a_com- fortable tenement, he soon discovers that a home of his own would be far preferable and cost no more: for nowadays any one can pu chase ahouse on such easy installments th renting is really the more onerous. That this realization has been felt by many is evinced by the great increase ofthe purchase of homes and the corresponding increase of vacant tene- ments. The_tendency toward home-building hasa stimulating effect on the real esiate market; it causes outside and other improved property to be subdivided and sold for homes, and the ownersof tenements have toimprove their properties to hold their tenants or sell to those wanting homes. rapid transit have had m ing this prosperity pos: large territory within easy reach of the busi- ness part of the City. During & few years past there has been a depression in the demand for homes, but that is now haupily pest.and homes are being built on every hand. Meas- ured by home-building the real estate market of San Fraricisco has decidediy a prosperous outlook, and brokers look forward to an ac- tive, steady market. REVIEW OF THE RECORDS. There were eighty-three mortgages record during the week aggregating $222,000. Among them were the following: By Joseph Schwartz to Hiberna Bank $2: 000 for one year at 64 per cent on_property at the northwest corner of *“Buchanan street and Golden Gate avenue, 137:6x137:6 feet; by Thomas D. and_Posa A. Riordun to Fidelity Builaing ana Loan Association, $14,000 for ten years at7 per cent per annum, on prop- erty on south side of Pa avenne, 135 east of Buchanan street, 79x128 b to do with mal streets, 137:6x120 feet; by George ana beth Mearnes to the German Bank, $350 one year At 6 per cent,-on property on esst line of _Octavia street, 110 feet south of Post, 27:6x110 feet; by Jacob Dusenbery to Antonio B. Gonzalez, $15,000 for tnree years st 614 per cent on proverty on the north line of O'Farrell street, by 137:6 east of Gough, east 55 by north 120 the Hibernia Benk to Auguste Holland, § for one year at 635 per cent on. property south corner of Broadway and the southwest corner of Montgomery ave west 9:813, | soum 80, esst 22, north 65 northwest 19:21; by the same to Jennie S. and F.D. | Atherton, $5500 for one year at 6l rer centon property on the southeast cor er of California and Buchanan streets, east 34:6 by sonth 70; by the Security Bank to Isidore and Henrietta Breslauer, $6500 for one year from January 8,at 7 percent, on property_on the northwest line of Howard street, 175 feet northeast of Ninth, northeast 50 by northwest 90; by the Hibernia Bank to Henry William Heath, $6000 for one year at B cent, on property on the south lins 105 east of Mason, east 87:6; by the same to Kathariia 5000 for one vear at 614 per cent, on property on the east corner of kolsom and Ritch streets, northeast 30 by southeast 75; by the same to George H. Sanders, $14,000 for one year at 614 per cent, on property on the northeast corner of Sutter and Stockton streets, north 49:6 by east 9; the Humboldt Rank to Hyman Katie Kirschbraum, §5000 to 30, 1898, at 7 per cent, on vroperty on the north line of Hayes street, 75:5 west of ‘Webster, west 26 by north 100; by the Security Bank to Mary A.and Peter Crichton, $15 000 for one yearai7 ver cent, on propesty on the northwest corner of Sutter and Filmore streets, north 53 by west 100; by the trustees of Annie A.and Hazel G. Monigomery to R. and Mery A. Herman, $£10.000, payabie in io- stallments at 7 per cent, on proyerty on the northwest corner of Baker and.J:fferson streets, north 275, west to the line of the Government reserve, souh to the north line of Jefferson sir-et, east to the bezinning, and on the mnorthwest corner of Tonquin and Baker streets, north 275, west to the line of the Government reserve, south to the north line of Tonquin street, east to the beginning; by the Hibernia Bank to Martin A.and Caroline Moldenhuuer, $22,000 for one year at 614 per cent, on property on the east iine of Asubury street, 100 feei north of Fell, north 25 by east 103:3, in Western Addition bloek 671, on the heast corner of Fell and Clayton streets, east 31:3 by north 100, and on the south line of Page street, 100 leet west of Broderick, west 67:6 by south 75; by the Union Trust Com- pany to Adolph Mack and Leon Guggenhime, $50,000 for four years at 634 per cent, on prop. ertv on the northeast line uf Fremont street, 137:6 southeast ot Market, southeast 45:10 by northeast 137:6; bv the Security Bank to George C. Adams, 36000 for three years at 7 per cent, on property on the east line of Devisadero street, 105 north of Vallejo, north 36 by east 103:1!4,and by Laura A. Hoeler to the same, on the -ame property, $500 for two years at 7 per cent. . The relesses numbered fiity-nine and were for & total of $254,000, among them being the tollowing: From La Societe Francaise to Margaret M. Savage, on property at southwest corner of Oak and Lyon streets, 70:1x100 feet; from the Hibernia Bank to Margreta Hartmana, §3200, ana to Frederica M. E. and F. W. Armstropg, £4400, on property on the southwest corner of Lombard and Mason streets, south 62:6, west o Montgomery avenue, northwest to Lombard street, cast to Mason Bank- to Benjamin Mayers, $6000, on prop- erty on the west line of Scott sireet, 82:6 south ‘of Pine, south 32 by west 137:6; from the German Bank to Henry Wolters, $5000 on properiy on the south line of Clay Sireet, 81:3 east of £cott, east 25 by south 100; from Albert Wilford to Inez M. and Joseph Cousins, $4360 and $5000 (narginal) on prop- erty on the northeast corner of Walnut and Clay streets, east.27:6 by north 127:817: from the German Bank to Antonio B. Gonzales, £06,000 on property on the north line of O¥atrell street, 137:6 east ul' Gough, east' 55 by north 120; from the Hibernia Bank to Julia Green, $6000 on property on the north- east corner of Fulton streetand Firstavenue. enst 51:9, north 100, west to First avenue, and on the east line of Mission by and Soutn 100:37, u th of Fifteentg, north 95 street Ho; from John B. Boichds to Eavarl e Ri000, and from Moses A Gunst o8 propgaisian Lhemara t, 75 feet east of Laguna, y-’.‘-inésv-llulyej::rl&:elw; from the Hibernia Bank 1o Abnper Doble and the Abmer Doble 10 the same, $1800, Inquiry is developing more | is becoming of more | a credit for this encouraging condition of | sing. which in degree of power is | st among stimulating agencies 1o the | Inone re- | Modern methods of | ble. for it brings a | 4 feet, also | southwest corner of Webster and ‘Greenwich | January | from the Humboldt | Company, $60.000, on property on the north- east line of Fremont street, 137:6 south of Market, southeast 45:10 by northeast 137:6; from Maurice Casey to Angusta Holland, $6500, on property on the south corner of Lrondway and the southwest corner of Mont. gomery avenue, west 9:81, south 80, east 22, north 65:3, northwest 19:2%g; from F. H. Woods to William wnd Mary Watkins, $7000, on property on the north line of Green sireet, 155 :1}¢ west of Laguna, west 26 by north 100; irom ‘tne Security Bank to Laura A. and Adolph Hoeber, $6000, on property on the east line of Deyvisadero street. 105 north of Vaiiejo, north 36 br east 103:1l4; from the German Bank to Gottleib H. Woerz, $11,000, on prop- erty on the south line of Geary street, 28:9 east of Jones, east 20 by south 63:9. NEWS ITEMS, ‘The property at the northeast corner of Ash- bury and Frederick street has been sold to the John P. Clabrough estale 1or $25,265. The lot is 126:6x186:3 feet. A piece of Market-street property end sev- eralother cholce parcels of local realty will be s0id at public sale by Easton, Eldridge & Co., | on the 22d inst. | O.F. Von Rliemn & Co. will hold an auction sale of City realty in January. A long line of | property wil! be soid by order of court, as well as several choice parcels of individual hold- ngs. ‘The property at the southeast corner of Fourth and Jessie streets, 30x80 fect, has been purchased by Richara Garnett. The price has nat vet been reported, but is said to be about $34,000. The present old frame buildings on the property rent for $180 & month. The new purchaser intends to improve the lend with a this property was conducted by A. M. Speck & Co. for Eugene O’Rourke and Margaret Nolau. Shainwald, Buckbee & Co. report an in- | creased demand for country lands, and have | jound it necessary to increase their facilitics for_handling same. Thomas F. Chatfield. a | well-known und sucecessful reai-estate dealer, has entered the country depariment of this connection” with W. G. Griffith | firm, and in | will devote b | farming properties. | _Specifications are now being drawn up for | the market at San Rafael to be built by Henry | P. Sonntag, and contracts will be let witnin a | few days. Several of the stalls are already | i ! spoken for, and no doubi the new marketing- place will be the main center for this line of | trade in San Rafael. G. 3. Umbsen & Co. are about to place the Weber property at Stockton on the market. There are two large subdivisions to the land, consisting of eighteen blocks adjoining the terminal of the Sen Joaquin Valley Railroad and fifteen blocks in the choice residence part of Stockion. W. B. Bradbury has Jeased the upver floors of his new building at the northwest corner of California and Polk streets for §300 a month Matters in the building line have been quite active in Sunnyside, Lakeview and Ingieside districts during the past year. At Sunnyside 35 nouses have been built and sold and eleven are at present in course of construc- tion. and forty-two in Lakeview. The Me- | Carthy Company, agents for a large portion of lhl(‘ foregoing tracts, report several recent sales. G. H. Umbsen & Co. have been appointed agents for the sele of an extensive tract of coffee and sugar lands in the State of Vera | Cruz, Mexico, known as the Uvero lanas. An American company is the owner, and already 2000 acres have been sold to Americans. Bovee, Tsy & Sonntag report the following recent sales: Lot, 27:6x137:6, on the south line of Vallejo street, 137:6 west"of Devisa- dero, for $3000; lot on the routl: side of Page . 100 feet west of Laguna, 37;6x137:6, 50; lot, 32:6x100, on the Moribesst | corner ot Eleventh avenuc and California | street, for $1500; lot, 25x120, on the east side | of Eleventn avenu<, 100 tect nortn of Califor- | nia, for $800; lot, 54:4x127:8%, on the north e of Cla reet, 125 feet wesi of Locust, for 000; lot x100, on the west line of Laguna treet, 112:6 south of Page, for $3750; house and lot, 37:6x110, on the east line of Devisa- dero street, 162:6 from Broadway, for #8500, for $2800 each. The lot, 50x127:8. on the north side of Washington street, 130 feet east of Webster, has been bought by Mrs, 8. Hecht Gerstie for $11,000. Itadjoins the residence of Marcus Gerstle, and the new owner expects to build on her recently acquired property. AT TRINITY CHURCH. | Ex- Queen Liliuokalani, Escorted by i Colonel Macfarlane, Attended Service Yesterday. Ex-Queen Liliuokalani attended divine services at Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church, Gough and Bush streets, yester- day morning. She was accompanied by Colonel Macfarlane aad family and her traveling companion. Rev. Mr. Walk, the rector, being absent at Palo Alto, the services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Mc- Clure, who preached from this text: | “Know ye not that your body is the temple of the Holy Ghost, wihich is in you.”’ In the evening the choir, by request, rendered Weber’s oratorio. Services were held by Dr. McClure. —————— CELLULOID albums and toilet sets, wave crest ware and decorated vases at Sanborn & Vail's.* HOTEL ARRIVALS. BALDWIN HOTEL. Simson, Por.land T Jones & sn, Henley L ‘irustey, Oakland N A Foss, Cal J s D | D H Arnotd, Colusa ' B Hennessey, Il | W'S Hubbard, Vadejo J Giibart, Los Angeles G H Glassford Frisno A M Edeiman, 108 Ang J McDounell, Cal 5 Nowell, Stockton R Juckson & w, Cal A Geoffrey, Cal A Ja ksou, Cal £ B Johns, Napa | Miss A Johns, Napa | Miss I Johns. Napa. G A Kinney, Or I Stevenson, Los A ng A C White, Stsckton ¥ Seghezza, Cal J W Stuening. Sta Rosa ¢ B Simmons, ¥ xeter M A Hopins, Cal J M Murray, Los Ang Miss Kooser, Nan Jose S K Lougherty, Sta Rosa F Groz er, Hanford L F Moulton, Colusa S B Hughes, Umaha Mrs W E Gerber, Sacto T M Johnson, Kuns Cty M ss A Gerber, Sacio | L P Wardle, Virginia © W L Watts, Cal | Ida H Reed. Caiaveras X F Frazer, €acto M S voanifield & w,Nev A J Weathered, Cal W 1 ofcus & w. Py L Miller, Stockton Miss D English, Uk.ah W G Barr, >tockion Miss J Burger, Ukiah G T Crandali, Umaha F Hopxins, Kaos City J E McMahab, I ai W M Hopkins, Kaus Cy V B Watson, Guern: RUSS HOUSE. EWHammon,Davisville W H Jewell, Santa Rosa | WTrumbe & w. Martinez E F Rowiand, N v | T A Kussell, lowa Hill W E Smith, Men'o Park | 3 H Smith, Gtan © 8 Hornbrook, Utah issS Banks, Cal J Watson, Napa Severence, Mouterey J B Lindemann, Cal 2T Kvens, Cedsrville R A Mills, Gal » J Smith, Eureka Mrs J Johnson. 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Stockton S Benas, Newmun * A H Everat, Ukiah BMiss J iusseil, Saratog Miss A Stone, Saratoga G Backus, st Helena J D McTougal’, Stockton Martin Winch, Portiand G D McLean, Grass Val J K O'Brien,Smartsville X E Hurns & w, San Jose E M Lbroorn, Mt View H C Shaw, Stockton Geo Wilcox, Chicago Mrs F A Hilton, Fresno ¥ I Hatch,'Ashiand G S Barker, San lose J £ Cate, Chicsgo BALDWIN HOTEL. > | D I Mmbary, N Y E Fisher, Vacaville R Benjamin, Vallejo W Blake, Boston J Myrick, San Jose C A Jones, Reno W J Cahid &w, NY E Quinlan, San Jose MissEB Yaw,NY Miss G Lar, NY M Dick, N Y LW AR x Cf Will'ams, St Taut 3'S Atogeie B C - H W Berry and w, Conn W M B.rry, Conn M Well. N Y . HE Parmenter, US N ;A P Stein & w,Stockton Miss Marko, i-tockton D L McCuiloch & w, Ind Miss McCull r E S O'Brien, Merced £ ) Mmmal‘: 8L H McCartney, L Ang Obispo PALACE HOTEL. H Cushing, Me P Keinin, Va = ¥ Strauss’ Chic J K Teole, Ohio J Anderson. Chicago ¥ J Raymore. Pa RT Hal, N Y J H'(a uthers. NY 1 H Barclay, Loy Ang R A Graham, N Y S Hosenstein, N Y B Peytin, Santa Crug Bebu, St Lonfs C Carran & w, Uhlv C theckeiford, Chi C P Flunkett, N Y W R Brown, N Y G Mcoraw, N Y L McGraw, N Y. ¥ B Lathrop, Minn A P Jones, Oroville D R J Eisendrath.’ Chicago M L handsome and costly building. The sale of | entire time to the handling of | and two lots, 25x100, in Excelsior Homesteaaq, | CHANPION HIFLE MWD PSTOL The Final Class Compe- titions of the Colum- ' bia Club. - The Distribution of Prizes to Be at a Banquet Given at Siebe’s. Much Interest in the Inter-Republic Match—German Sharpshoot- ers’ Ccntest. Nearly all of the prominent rifle- shooters in this vicinity were at the Shell | Mound range yesterday. With them were dozens who are not in the front row but who are nevertheless enthusiasts in «his line of sport, and the five rifle. pistol and military targets were kept on the move all day. The Columbia Pistol and Rifle Club heid its Iast contest of the year for the club’s class medals, but there will be one more contest cn the 27th inst. for the re-entry or all-comers’ medals. On that dawe the season’s sport will conciude with a team shoot, rifle and pistol, in which all mem- bers will participate, to be followed by a banquet at Captain Siebe’s, at which all the prizes will be distributed. As stated, the winners of the class medals were de- cided at the contests yesterday. D. W. | McLaughlin won the champion class ritle prize, his best four scores for the year be- ing (Columbia target): 52, 52, 56, 56—216. F. 0. Young missed by two pointe, his total score being 218. In the first class F. E. Mason captured the medal with 66, 74, 86, 82—308. He was closely followed by H. R. Crane with 311 and A. B. Dorrell with 318. E. Jacobsen won the second- class medal with 70, 72, 76, 79—297. His closest competitor was J. E. Gorman with | 820. Mr. Gorman, however, consoled himself, for he won the champion bpistol medal, ! with 37, 39, 42, 46—163. A. H. Pape was only ten points veh:nd, or 173, and F. O. Young made 186. To a score of 30 in | shots made four months ago A. B. Dorrell | is indebted for the tirst-class vistol prize. | His best four scores were 30, 49, 55, 59—193. | It was expected that Dr. L. O. Rodgers would secure that prize with 45, 50, 50, 57— 195, but Dorrell’s 30 put the latter too far ahead. K. Jacobson was the fortunate winner of the second-class pistol meual, with 55, 59, 66, 65—245. G. M. Bailey for a time had a chance to win on 262. All day yesterdav there was aredhot fight on for the Unfred diamond medal. As it stands at present Adolph Strecker leads, with 95 points in ten 3-shot scores. D. W. McLaugblin stands 98, baving re- ducad his total 8 points. ¥. O. Young is 99; he reduced bis total7 points. In the Glindemann military musket contest Young leads with 4€6 points (Creedmore count) in ten scores of ten sbots each; he gained 3 points yesterday. E. Hovey fol- lows with 461, having gained 1 pointona score of 46. The race in the 22-caliber rifle five-shot contest on the 50-yard rangea lies between E. Jacobson and Hovey. Jacobson forged ahead for awhile yesterday on two points, but Hovey brought the situation back to two points in his favor on an eizht. His total is 90and Jacobsen’s 92. A hard fight is being made for tne all-round medal for pistol, rifle and musket presented by Cap- tain L. Siebe. In this Young isin thelead by several points, but it is pobody’s vic- tory yet. The scores made yesterday in allthe medal matches were as follows: Rifle, 200 yards, champion class, 10 shots, Co- lumbis iarget-F. 0. Young 52, Dr. L. 0. Rodgers 66. First class—H. R. Crane 72, O. A. Bremer 72, E. Mason 88, A. B. Dorrell 106, Second cluss—M. J. White 86, F. H. Bushnell 99, J. E. Gorman 111. Rifle, re-entry medals, Glindemann musket medal, 10_shots, Creedmore count—E. Hovey 46. F. 0. Young 47, F. H. Bushnell 46. Unfred diamoud medal, 3 shots, Columbia target count—A. H. Strecker 11, F. O. Young 9 and 11, D. W. McLaughlin 9, A. H. Pape 12, £. H. Bushnell 26. Pistol, 50 ysrus, 10 shots, champion class— J. E. Gorman 48, C. M. Duiss 58, F. 0. Young 67, A. H. Pape 22 (withdrew.) First class—F. E. Mason 46, A. 8. Dorrell 49, Dr. L. O. Rodgers 59, J. E. Kiein 100, M. J. Whiie 59, A. Gabret 43 (withdrawn.) Second class—C. R. Yates 65, H. R. Crane 77, F. H, Busanell 79, H. J. ‘ Wicker 80, E. Jucobson 84, 0. A. Bremer 96, G. M. Barley 99. Re-entry matches, open to allcomers, Bland- ing medal, 3 shots to a score—C. M. Daiss, 8. 10; J. E. Gorman, 8—12: F. 0. Young, 11-16; F. H. Bushnel!, 12—17. Allcomers’ 22-caliber rifle, medal and ladies 5 shots, Rogers medal—E. Jacobson, 7—13—13; Ed Hovey, 11—12; Mrs. M. J. White, 16— 23; A. H. Pape, 14. Glindemann’s lady’s trophy, 10 shots, 22. caliber rifle—Mrs. C. F. Waktham 29, Mrs. M. J. White 34. Revolver, 6 shots—Captain J. E. Klein 41, H. J. Wicker 63. The German Sharpshooters were out in goodly numbers in attendance upon their tullseye, medal and turkey shociing coa- tests. In the San Francisco Schuetzen Verien the following were the winners, scores heing twenty shots on the German ring target: / Champion class, A. H. Pape 434 rings; first class, F. P. Scnuster 403, final competition; second class, not filled; tnird class, A. Jung- blut 372: fourtn class, J. D. Heise 355; best ;l;ot, J. Utschig 25; best last shot, J. D. Heise Germania Schuetzen Club, monthly medal | contest, twenty shots, German target—Cham- pion class, first prize, Dr. L. 0. Rodgers 437 Tings; second prize, A. Mocker 432; first and second class not filled; third class, F. H. Bush- nell 417; fourth class, H. M. Vraden, 432; best first shot, Dr. L. O. Rodgers 24; best last shot, D. B. Faktor 25. The Norddeutscher Schuetzen Ciub held a bullseye suoot for cash prizes and a ten- shot contest for Christmas turkeys. Kol- lowing are the winners with their meas- | ured points on bullseyes and their ringsin the turkey-shooting match: Bullseyes—1, O. Lemcke, 196 points: 2, L. R. Ritzau, 250! 3, A. Mocker, 385; 4, H. i Vreden, 388 John de Wit, 492; 6. G. Alper, 628; 7, D. Satield, 697; 8. F. Rust, 720; 9, J. Lankenau, 729; 10. H. Burfeind, 759; 11, E. Ipsen, 780; 12, N. F. Mever, 803; J. D. Heise, 844; F. p. Schuster, 873. Contest for turkeys—A. Mocker, 68; H. Bur- feind, 67; G. Alpers, 66; H. Huoer, 66; F.P. Schuster, 61; H. Stilling, 60; 0. Lemcke, 59; J. Peters, 58; F. Rust, d7; L. Brune, 56. The Ticino Swiss Rifle Club held its regular shoot for monthly medals and champlonship prizes. The members nse Winchester maguzine hunting rifles. Their tcores of ten shots on the military target stood: Monthly medlfll—Ansslo Moresi 32, G. L. Cormozzi 35, G. Foyada 36, S. Moresi 34. Cham- pionship prizes—Angelo Moresi 33. G. L. Cor- mozzi 26, 8. Moresi 18, G. Foyada 34. Companies C and G (Nationals) and the Independent Kifles neid their regular medal shoot, ten shots, milifary target. Their scores were as follows: | Nationals—C. P. Hirst 36, Busse 32, C. W. Mueller 33. O. C. Nelson 32, J. B. Switzer 35, G. J. Petiy 34. R. J. Dowdull 36, W. L. Fenn 46, J. F. Norton 42, J. Giliis 37, . T. Phelps 37, T. McGilvery 30, A. E. Anderson 43, Alexander Martin 38, A. H. Kennedy 41, C. E. Goodell 43, [P. G. Larsen 37, D. A. Conroy 38. H. J. Mus- rave 40, F. F. Carson 41, W. F. Unfred 43, V. & Nnnhro’p 35, James Ross 37, F. J. Pov:{ 30, H.T. Hicks42, A. R. Vaughan 40, H. Morris 33, P. D. Butt 41, T. E. Carson 41, R.C. Dunbar 38, €. J. McDorald 29, W. W. Thompson 43, J. Smitheon 38, Dumbrei! 41, C. Meyer 48. W. Baird 21, G. E. Lawion 15,-D. E. lawton 41, 8. H. Stewart 28, W. W, Swarey 39, E_C. Sutliffe 44, P. H. Bohr 42, C. F. Wal. 45, A. B. Nilson 34, R. C. Howe 27, C. E. Thompson 40, T. G. Bantz 17, Independent Rifles—Chnarles Andrews 26, V. Tinken 20, Charles Fredrickson 18.J. H. Kuhlke 55, P. D. Bott 33, Dr. J. J. Bond 21, Fred Han 42, C. Hilsz 15, Great preparation is being made in the First Regziment for places in the 100-msn team that is to contest tor honors with Hawaiian National Guard. The ma‘ch will be shot early in Junuary, and yester- day a large number of men were practicing for places. There will be 115 men selected, fifteen to act as alternates. The records of many of Cand G’s men, whose scores are given in their regular shoot as shown in the foregoing, are in the list. Otner scores made were as follows: Company F—J. A. Miller 36. F. A. Nippert 40, H. Turton 28, C. D. Cook 35, F. M. Turton 87, J. Fitzzerald ‘38, M. 8. McNeil 36, E. R. Holston 36, A. Platt 36, Company H—M. Holiz 40, A. E. Ebrenpfort 46. F. E. Muller 44, E. 8. Atwater 39, J. Fur- G. N. Mitchell 38, A. 0'Brien 43. Company K—J. Utsetug Jr. 44, P. J. Des- mond 37, H. Meyers, 39, L. J. Reubo d 40, C. F. Maguire 89. T. J.' Cunningham 43, C. W. Seeley 44, W. M. Wrin 36, E. P. Jrcobson 44, J. H. Holmes 41, W. 'Warnekross 40, P. Brunotie 43, E. Schmariz 40, G. N. Barley 42, P.F. Bner 4L E. D. Finley 42, M. Haling 14, W. K. Bush 31, E. Brros 34, D. F. de Bernardi 33, T.5. Campano 34, N. Cohen 39, G. Moresi Company L—C. Isaacsen 41, L. Barrere, in- spector of rifle practice, 43. ] e SN One of the attractions of New York is the monkey market, where hundreds of sailors repair every week to dispose of monkeys and parrots which they have fn_;ugh!lmm tropical countries. Twenty hillings will buy a parrot that will talk half a dozen languag: SAN FRANCISCO ‘‘CALL." BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALI— 710 Market street, open until i2 o'ciock every Dight in the year. ERANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery streel, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. 389 Hayes street. open until 9:30 o'clock. %18 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. EW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streeis, oper wotil 9 e'clock. 2618 Misslon street, open untll 9 o’clock. 116 Ninth street. open until 9:30 o’clock. NOTICE OF MEETINGS. SITUATIONS WANTED-—Continued. HELP WANTED-—Continued. Y QUNG MAN (AMERICAN) WISHES POSI- tion where there is no ~unday work: the best habits and California references. K.Z. box 50. Call Office. TTUATION WANTED BY FIRSI-CLASS gardener, with Callformia references. Address Gardener, box 119, Call Office. A Y, LEG IMATE EMP OYMENT, NIGHT or day,at any terms or hours—janitormg to Jour- naidsm and delivery wagon driving to advertise- ment writlng; sober; competent; trustwor.by young man. Address J. J., box 103, Cail Office.t OUNG MAN, NEAT APPEARING, D&- sires situasion'as gardener: uad: rstands cows, horses, chickens, carp -uteiing and painting’ (em- perate: industrious; $25 per month: references. X, box 78, Cali. OMPETENT CARPENIER, GOOD draoghtsman, wishes (0 take charge of new bu.lding or make alterations for piivate parties. Address A. B, box 120, Call. UTLER. SWEDE, DESIRES A SITUATION D in & private family; have the best of City and New York references: willlng and obliging. G., box 149, Call. ITCATION WANTED; PRACIICAL EN- gineer wants work: stalionary engine: city or | country, or in mine: experie nee running doub e or single hoisters or pumps.: good refereace. D., box OACHMAN, WHO CAN MILK AND TAKE carc of garden, wishes situation; best reser- ences. L A., 31o Stockion st. UY THAT 14K GOLD AM. WATCH: $29, worth $60. Uncle Harrs, 15 Grant ave. OACHMAN—SITUAT.ON WANTED BY A young Swede as coachman ior a gentle- man's place; u derstands ihe care or highbred horses. fine barness and carriages: industrious, sober, honest and wil. do his b st: £0od reerences. Audress C. C., box 7+, Cal . AINTING AND PAPERHANGING BY practical. temperate man of 3U: A1 r-ference; will work verv cheup by day or job; ci.y or coun- try. Address Painter, box o0, C L. [ QREMAS VINEYARDIST AND ORCHA RD- ist (Frerch) wishes situation; good referen- ce. Address G. A, Hoiel La France, 718 Cali- sornia st. USITION BY A OOD CARPENTER | around institution or day work; will go any- whiere. Address L. B. T., box 68, Call. APANE~E CUOK OF 12 YEARS EXPRRI- | ence, Delppiii’s way, Ho.el De.monico, N -w York, wants position, city or counry: no objec- tions' to couniry or distance: hest of references. Address HENKY. 51714 Seven h st Oakland. INGLE FNGLISHMAN WAN1S SITUA- tion as milker and butter-maker in private place or dairy; understinds care of thoroughbred cattle. C. HEWII'T, 508 Second st., Uaklsnd. i | eickels, 6:0 Murket st. ANTED—PUPIL! PECIALRATES; DAY or evening classes: hairdressing 25c: up to ate. Pariors 1026 Market st.. over the Wonder. OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABL# Winchester Hous#, 44 Third st, near Market: 200 rooms: 25c to 815 per night: $1 50 10 86 per week: free ’bus and baggage to and from ferry. MALe BELFZ WANIEKD, VW ANTED—F. A CUMMERS PLEASE CALL: miners to sink shaft, by coutract: German boy for milk wegon, £15'and fonnd: restaurant cook: second cook, count $30; and others, Apply 10 J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramente. MDDLE-& Eb CHORENAN FOi & PR - vate place: country: $10 and found: see party here this morning. C.R. HANSEN & Cu., 110 Geary st. FUSINESS CHANCES. $450 RN SALOON AXD CIGAR- . stand: manufacturing distric : 4 livine rooms: big bargain; must bs sold. JUHNsTON, 26Y4 Kearny st. $ } 10 GROCRRY AND BAR: DUING . fine business: location Al: wil bear investigation: are this a once; a saap. SCKIB- NER & €O, 7 City Hall ave. $800 TWoO HORSES, TwaMING BUSI- . Dess, fine establisned trade: paying from $126 to $20U per month: team wor:h pri asked. SCRIBNER & CO., 7 Cliy Ha | ave. $10 000. Y HOLESALS AND REFAIL « family liqnor store: one of the best known places in Cailiornia: doing a fine busi- nes« and: locat On the best: (his is a business ine vestment that will siaad every investigating, and is consldere first piace of the kina in Calitornig. SCRIBNER & v Hall JTEAT, FIKS1-CLASS WAITER FOR A CLUB: $40. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. TRSI-CLASS WAILIER W1 H DRESS suit; country hotel; $35 and free fare. C. R. HANSEN & Cu., 11) Geary s ) QUARTZ MINESS, §3 TO #5860 A DAY: miner and wife. wife to ran boarding-house for men: see party here. C.R.HaNSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. Esumx-:sn FOR A MINE. TO RUN A double hoist, $80. C. B. HANSEN & (0., 110 Geary st 4 HEAI) COOK, $65 AND ROOM: NURSE, $30 and room: cook, §20 and room: ccok, 816 and room: porter who can speak French and German: brofler. $50; c00k, §9 & week. MAKTIN'S, 749 Market st. JAPANESEB v WALT AND DO CHANBER: work; $20 and room. MARTIN’S, 749 Market. WO MINERS: MAN 10 WORK AKOUND slaughier-house, etc. MURRAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents. 634 and 636 Clay st. W ALTEE, COUNTRY HOTEL: ¥25. X. T. WARD & LO., 608 and 610 Clay s VW ANTED — INDUSTRIOUS MAN = WITH $100 capital as partuecyn genersl siore; cash trade; consists of product, fish, deiikatess-n, fresh and salt smoked meats. etc.: Al location; wil ciear $76 10 e: ch by doing our own work In stors and take charge of books and receipts. 1205 Broadway Farrel: W D STREET MEN FUR THE lling article in Ame-ica; gcod percent- aze: call az 10 Monday. EDWAKDS, with N. D. W ANTED—MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL to Invest in a good paying business: good chance for right man. Address A., box 120, Call. ANITED—BOY OF 17 YEARS TO HELP ON mik wagon: German preferred; must have 800d references. 1509 Broderick st. g FRANKLIN SAVINGS AND BUILD- ing Association—The anfual general meet- ing for Lhe purpose of elec:ing a board of directors to serve for ihe ensuing year will be held at Nor- man's Ha 3 Bush st., on MONDAY, Decem- ber 14, at 7::0 o'clock: the election committee will be In attendance from 3 o’clock on. F. LUDEMANN, President. WL 143 HATIF, Secretary SPECIAL NOTICES. 15 DAYS' BUILDING NOTICE TO vacate to unlawful oceupants of within premises: 1-1a Cleveland st. and 16-16%4 Sher- man sk, Sen Francisco. GUSTAV = SINGLER. =& GAS FIX UKE> MADE TO ORDEE; 5~ cheapest pia e in the city. H. HUE- SCHMIDT, 623 Goiden vate ave. BAD TENANI~ .unClku FOR 84; collections mude, city or country. Pacifia Lollection Co.. 415 “ontey at.. room 6. 6550, DIVIDEND NOTICES. DIVIDEND NOTICE—DIVIDEND NO. 38 (25 cen:s per share) of the Hutchinson Sugar P antation Co. will be payabl- at the office of the company, 527 Market street, on und afier Monday, liecember 21. 1696, Transier-books will close Tuesday, December 15, 1296, at 3 v'clock P E. H. SHELDON, Secretary. PACKERS' 1886, dividend No. 86, 75 cents per share, payuble 14th insw. at office of company: books closed for transter at 12 M., 7th inst. W. B BRADFORD, ALASKA ASSOUIATION, MTUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE, CUTCH WOMAN WANTS SITUATION, city or country: good cook, baker and laun- dress:reterences. Competent murse wants po- si fou also. 5:0 0Farrell st. XPERILNCED GERMAN LADY WISHES auy kind of wor by the day or week: & good nurse; will work for $1 and 10c car face per day. 223 Fourth st. SUMPETEN | WOMAN WANIS PUSITION a8 housekeeper or nurse and seamstress for young children: would go out by the Call 227 Hayes st. OMPETENT W: MAN WANIS WORK BY the day, washing, ironing. housecieaning. 3581 Minoa st. (reur), bet. tourth and Fif. h W ASTRD—SIiCATION T0 Du GENERAL bousework In a privaie family. Apply av 461 Stevenson st., bet. 5 aad 8. 308 Maraet st.. San Francisco, December 3, | A ¥ ELDERLY MAN (ENGLISH) WOULD work at any occupation for a good home: is generally nsetui; used to cooxing jand housework. J. H., box 32, Call Uffice. AN OF LONG FXPRRIENCE IN HARD- ware. agricultural implements. stoves, etc., :.AI:" situauion; city or country. A. X, box 154, ‘all. RISHMAN TAKE CARK HORSES AND girdening: handy wih carpenter tool: low wages: bes 1eierence. W., box 93, tnis office. BOYS WANT~D, 506 MAKKET ST, BE- ) wween 9 and 10 o'ciock. OUNG MAN WITH SOME rXPERIENCE as walter, help 1o kitchen early. 135 Fifih st | ARGAINSTHIS WEEK ATTHE RELIABLE offices ot HEA Y & CO., 23 Kearny st. French liquor-store at invoice price. Dairy produce and fancy grocerle Ppresent owner 12 years: living-rooms: $ Branch bakerr, candy, stationery.notions,cigars, etc ; 4 living-rooms; near Market: £125. 1500, A G EAND OFPORTONITY: '« wholesal and retall meat murket doing a business of over $100 rer day; must be sold on accoun: of departure from ci oflice fix» tures, stalles, leams, e, worith more than the price ‘asked; half cash: balance on time If desired, Address B. B.. box 120, (all. JOR SaTE_HOk: and s;and: SW. cor.’ Lax 4 McAllister s8.: averages §80 montbly; cheap on account of removal: bargain; must be soid $65 COFFEE SALUON: DO NOT FAILTO . see this bargain. D. MCRAE, 5:7 Miy- sion st. 0 BUY IN LIVELY COUNTRY {OWN AN all around blacksmith-shop. Z. D., box 150, tuis office. etc. kept by 0. B “PAYING MANT- ¥ &.’)( 0 it e earny, 100m 10, AKTNE , FOR SALUON; OTH=R BUSk ness connected: bix money. 925 Missi §125. PARTNER AS CASHIER . tau 2 amo 110 st $.,500 IF & THIS AMOUNT PARTNER; FI . incash and can come well recom- mended. will wive you interest in business thas will pay you $2000 yearly, besides $100 month salary: partfculars only at persobal interview: thix Is a chunce of & lifeiime, ~Address K. C., box 44, this office. OUNG HONEST AND HELIAPLE MAR- ried man, with bank references, desires Lo ex- change a house aud 10t across tue bay for an inter- est _and position in legitimate business; value $3200. 0. 0., care Pac. Cal. Co., 83, 6 Kddy st. $350 20X DARGEIN UNTIN DECEA OV, ber 20, haif-interest in a restaurani located In & large mining town and doing a fine business: wood reasons for selling. Address boX 50, Lall Office. W ANTED—YOUNG MAN TO LEARN BAR- ¥ ber trade. 30214 Fourth st. PAFTEYMAN WANTED. 618 CLAY ST. ANTED—A WATTER BOY; $16 A MONTH. 312 Montgowery ave. IGN-WRITER, YOUNG MAN, AS IMPROV- er: low wages. 4% Sacramento W QUD.CARVER WANTED. 493 FHLIED ST., bet. Lroadway and Washington, Oakland. $400 WOOD AND CUAL YARD, ESTAB- . lished for over 20 years: best location fn the city: 2 horses, 2 wagons and b furnished rooms; seling account of sickness. Call at 732 Howard st. ARE CHANCE FOR TH to Invest in & good gold min: tion aliowed and particulars furnished. 93, Call Uftice. WHO DESIRE uil investiga J.Z, box DVRRIISBR OF GOOD HABIIS AND AP- pearance desires situation as clerk or outside eu.esman in siore or office; experferced; excel- lent references; bond furnisbed; salary no object. Addross D. J., box 179, this office. J URNITURE, PIANGS. “ETC. CLEANED nd po ishea’ st your hume: first-ciass work guaranteed. ARTHUR MACK. 303 Minna st. \ITCATION WANITED AS CLERK, BOOK- & keeper or business manager in who esale bus! ness. Address (., box 16, Call Office. AN WHO UNDERSTANDS NURSERY work; $15 per month. 512 Halght TTER-MAKER TU RUN SEPARATOR: s.ate wages expected. J, box 121, this office. PLUMBER WANTED AT 948 HOWARD sT. JPIBST-CLASS COOK. 15 STOUKTON ST. ANTED—GOOD NIGHT Larkin st. WAITER. 427 OUKKEEPEF, 8 YEARS EXPERIENCE, wanis position: sulary moderate; also under- standselling; references. W. G. C.. box 71, Ca L OUKKEEFER, 20 YEARS' EXPERIENCE, Al reference, wants permanent posi.ion. Ad- dress B. K., box 84. Call Office. HOT.GRAPHIC OUTFIT WANTED—POR- iralt lens, 1/ tintype lens, camera, bac<zround, burnisher, printing frames, etc.; no jobbers. Cali SCHMIDT. 1028 Market st. top floor. W L-L >ELL BARBER-SHOP VERY CHEAP if sold to-day. 20 Seventh st. QITUATION WANTED AS CLERK, BOOK- keeper or business manager in wholesale busi- ness. Address box 15, Call Office. S CUACHMAN: BY SWEDE: FIRST-CLASS ! horsemen: undeistands care of cows, garden- inz, etc.: best Of references. C., box 5, Call Office, Oakland. INCHESTER HOUSK, 44 THIKD, NEAR Market—Elecirla lights fn ¢ room: 20J rooms; 25¢ to $L 50 per nighi: $1 10 $8 per week: free bus and bargace 10 and from the ierry. FEMALE HELY WANTED. ANTED—COLORKD GIRL FOR HOUSE- work, 825: Protestant nurse. $20; waitress, | country hotel, $.0. and others, $15 (0 $20. Ap- | ply 0 J. F. CRORETT & CO., 316 ~utter st. ARBERS—GOOD -CHAIR SHOP; MUST BE sold o-day. 501 O'Farrell st 8500, WAL KXOWS HEATH [ESORT $E8500. adiivers scavie a: raiirosd station: pays 82600 8 year profi. I. M. WOOLLEY, 533 Market st. ETAIL STATIONERY AND PERIODICAL business for sale, cheap: growing trade: good jocation. Address Statiover:, box 90, Call Office. $12 PART L1 SE AS CASHIER AND AS- + sistant, $40 per montb, boar!; guaranteed full valve. room and BAEGAIN-SALOUN AND ) OUGING-HOUSE: 1., box 90, Call. 12 rooms, all furni-hed; good business: good place for right party. Inquire Call Otlice. INE LOCAITIUN FOR BU HAER-SHOP for good steady man; closed on account of sick= ness. Five-mlie House, Mission road $FO A CLEAN, PROFITABLE BUSI- 40U, ness; fine location. DECKER, 1020 Market st. ARBEKS PROTECTLVE UNION EMPLOY. ment secretary, CONRAD TROKLL. 657 Clar B F I E STORE; TINSMITH; PLUMBING 2 harness-maker. Five-mil - House, Mission oad. ARBER~—FOK EMPLUYMENT CALL SEC. 00D PARTNER WANTED. OLD CORNER P. ¢ Barbers’ Assn. & FUCHS, 325 Grant ava. saloon; good business. Inquire 51 Xinch st. UUENEYMEN BAKGEKS R PL@WMoNT | [JOR SALE—BAR FIXTURES AND S10CK. secretary, H. BIEKNARD, 102 meventh at. Apply 3 Howard st. AKBER WASHSTiND-, ONE, TWU AND three bowls, « heap. 623 Golden Gate ave, $15v CIGAK-STORE: 2 LIVING-KOOMS; . rent$14: sic.ness. 1127 M ssion st. b 1507, 10 WOKK IN PRINTING-OFFICE: give wages and salary expected. X.Y., box 128, Call Cfiice. TED—FROM A MEXICAN, LESSONS in Spanish conversatioa {» exchange for cash or lessons in German, Enzlish or bookkeeping. Aduress T &, 1007 Maiket st. O LET-ESTABLI HEL COAL Y ARD,WITH 5 stalls, scales, screen block: late owner has been called East soddenly: paid until Dee. 18. Apply 1915 McAliister,bei. Lyon and Lot ILLINERY-STORE FOR SALE; GOOD ES~ IV ‘tablisned trade: nice, clean stocl pLy on premises, 1211 Mockton st. Indiana Auction Co. \W A TRESS AND DU CHIMBEKWORK, $15 ana room: waitress and do chamierwork, $20and room: waitress, 86 a week: waitress, $6 & week; girl, general work, small hotel $.0 ani room; ‘waliress who can speak French, $25: woman cook. $5 per week and room: woman:0 do plain washing and ironing, $20 to $25. boare, etc.; waitress. $5 A week: woman cook, Jewish cook- ing, $30 to $.0: wulitress, clty, $20 and room: VY OMAS WANIS SITUATION: GENERAL housework, small famil -, city o ncross the bay: $1010 $12: best ref-rences. 405 Sieve: LIABLE MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WILL do light housework: is a g00d cook; will wors for moderate wages. 273 Four:h st. TOUNG GERMAN 1.ADY WANTS POSITION as housekeeper. 112 Taylor st., room. 14, /OM..N WITH A CHILD D. -IKES WORK for small wages: cookinz, washing or ironing; ¢l y or country. 221 Minna st waitress, $15 and room. MA RTINS, 749 Market. OUSEGIRL, BERKELEY, CAL, $21 * 5; Jewisn irl. Goiden « girl, Washingion st., $15 and $20; g, $15; girl, Scow s, $15: nuraegirl, $10; inet<enth'st.. $15; girl, nice country nome, $15: 6 German 5 Swedish, 2 Danish girls. MA R LIN'S, 749 Market st. G B,\tht ST, $12: GIKL. GEARY ST., $1 i mall girl, Valieio s'., $8: girl, Bush st $12; gir,, Larkin $10: girl, kddy st.. §10: German girl, Bush st., $12. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. ERMAN GIRL DESIRES A POSITION TO do cooking or general iousework. Call or ad- dress MRS, GALLAND, 529 furk st. URSE, $16: NEAT YOUNG GIRL, LIGHT heusework, 816, £ iu family. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutterst. VW LELING WOMAN WaNTS WOLK BY THE day, wasting or housecleaning; $: a dsy and carfare. 737 Howard st., room 14. OUNG LADY WISH:S A POSITION A8 housekeeper, City OF couniry.- Piease call at 1002 Yowell st. RESSMAKER AND SEANSTRESS, GOOD fitie, sews 50c a duy or $2 50 a weck. 901 Folsom st., upstairs. Call or send wora, as letters get mislaid. OM\N WANIS aNY KIND OF PLAIN sewinz; siso cleans and presses clotbes. 114 Fourth st., room 15. YV OUNGGIRL: L1GIIT HOUSE WORK; NUM- ber ou gate. 1325 Guerrero st. W IDow. 28 YEAES OLD, WITH 2 LITTLE boys, aged 10 and 7, desires a position as ilg‘uueklnener for board and home. Aduress W., box Call. {XPERIENCED NUKSE DESIRES ENGAGE- ment; best references. Call or adaress 115 Sixul OUNG GIRL, LATELY FROM GERMANY, wishes & situation for general housewcrk. Please cail at 69 Minna st., near Second. ANTED—-WURK BY THE DAY WASHING or ironing or housecleaning. Address 602 Howard st. OLOK+ D COOK WISHES PLACE: GOOD plain couk: city or couniry. 833 Geary st. OMPETENT NUKSE IN (ONFINEMENTS wishes few more engasements; $8 a week. Call or address K. M., 5 b3 Howard st.. downstairs, EWING BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH: undersiands finishing, ‘trimming and buttou- boles; = children’s and inf nts' wa droves a speclalty. Y. M., box 69, Call. |/ IRST-CLASS DRESSMIKER WITHES & fow more engugements by the day; terms 8150 Address P. M., 43 klgin Park. NUR E, GROWN CHILDRE~, $20: IN- fant's nurse, $26. MISSCULLE +, 3 3 Sutter. AUNDRESS, §30. MISS CULLEN, 523 SUT- ter st. IDULE-AGED WOMAN, 2 IN FAMILY, $15. M18S CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. OOK., $:5: SECOND GIRL, $25: NURSE,$20; 12 housework girls, city aud_country, $20 and §25: 8 voung giris assist, $10 to $15. MIsS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. \W ALTRESS, COUNTRY HOTEL, £20; WAIT- Tess, ho el near cliy, $20: Danish or Norwe- gian girl for Cakland, $20 to $25: 2 young Swe i- ish girls, light housework, $16: 10 youog girls, housework and car- chi.dren, $1010 812, C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Gear st. A $l CASH AND SERVIC:S; 825 A WEEK gusranteed. 215 Sansome st., room 12. A MONTH A BOARD GUARAN- value. J.. box 90. teed: partner cashier and assist: full $35 FARTNER WANTED; WILL PAY fMce. + $150 month. B., box 85. Call Uflice. EiL 1HE SILVER WATCHES FOK 83, 2O worth $20. Uncle Harris, 15 Grant ave. OSEDALE, 321 ELLIS—CHEAPEST AND best odging-house in ihe city: open ail night. VW INCHESTECHOUSE, 44 1 HiKD ST. NE. : 200 rooms, 25¢ a night: reading. room: free bus and bagxge to and from the ferry. '(\ KOCERY BUSINESS F' R SALE C) : ¥ stock and fixtures: rent $20: Jong-establ.shed corner. PATTERSON & (O, 2 Valeocia st. FSTAUKANT—FINE BAKGAIN: LARGE ock of wines and Jiquors. DECKER, 1020 Mar et st. UY TH ‘T FINE DIA. SI'UD: PRICE $35; %0 th 8100, Uvcle Hares, 15 Grant ave, 700, GEOCERY AND SiL0¢ 1 LIv- $i . Ing-rooms upstairs. Itquire Call Office, OR SALE—SMALL MILK ROU1L: AVERs ages 6 cows. . R., box 71, Call Office. |$125 EXPRESS RIG AND STAND. Ar- [, ANKHUPI SBALE—HAVING PURCHASED 5 large stock of boots and shoes that must Le sold by Jan. 1 at great sacrifice to make room for sprine goods. Cal. Boot and Shoe Mfg. Co.’s stores, 767 Market and 638 Market, opp. Palace Hotel. ECRUITS WANTED FOIt THE UNITED ~tates Marine Corps. United States Navs: able-bodied unmarried men, between the ages of 31 and 50 years. who are citizens of the United States, or (hosd who have legally d-clared their intention 10 become citizens: must be of good character and habits and able 1o speak, read and write Engilsh, and between b fect 5 inches and 6 feet i height. Jor further Information apply at the Kecrulting Office, 20 Kllls st., San Francisco, Cal. ©W WALUDO HOUSE, 765 MISSION, BET. 3d and 4th—S ngle furnished rooms, night 15¢ 0 50c. week $1 to 82 50: reading-room; strictest at- tention morning calls; clean: quiet; open ail night. (100K, MOUNT UNOEHSTAND GrRMAN couking, $30: chambe: maid, $20; waitress $25; 5 girls tor Louse work. MRS. HUKD, 721 Etlis st. HAMBEEMAID FUR FInST-CLASS COUN try hotel: $2) and found. MURRAY & hEADY, 634 avd 636 C.ay st. LATIN HOTEL LAUNDRESS; WALD & Cu., 610 Clay st W AITGES-, COUNTRY; $30. HOTEL GA- ZETTE, 420 Kearny 8 IDDLE-AGED PROIESFANT LADY TO ass st family of 3: lignt work: good home, clothes, etc. App'y to-day, 1334 Valencia st. OUNG GIRE FOR GENEGAL HUUSE- work: family of two; references; wages $16; 1o 8. 12:98 kil 00D EXPERIENCED TAILORESS ON FINE custoni. coats; also appren.ice wanted. 823 Geary st PPRENTICF TU LEARN DRESSMAKING. 1227 G'Farrell st. V0D BONBON DIPPEKS AT CANDY FAC- tory Ninth and Market. 3. R To (UMPELENT DRESSMAKER WOULD LIKE a few more engagements by the day; terms reasonsble. App ¥ at 326 Golden Gaze uve. OUNG W.DOW, KECENTLY FROM THE East, desres a position us housekeeper for bachelor or widower; fond of chiidren. Koom 4, 1007 Market st. OMPETENT, TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN wsues to do washing, ironing, cooking or hous:clenning by the day; best Teferences. MRz, CURTIS, 8567 Twenty-sixth st., near Mission. ANTED—A GOUD TAI, ORESS ON CUS tom coats: good waces. 614 Post s ANTED—G: RMAN GIRL TO ASSIST IN general bousswors. 1608 Killis st. TOUNG GIRL FORGENERA L HOUSEWORK and cooking; cail in the morning. 1628 Sutter. IRLFOR LIGHT HOUSEWURK IN SMALL famlly. 916 Geary st SYERMAN GIRL FOK GRNERAL HOUSE- work; $15. 1803 Devisadero st., corner Bush. REFINED MILDLEAGED GERMAN LaDY wishes a pos:tion as nurse; is fully competent to take chaize of grown childreu or a baoy: has 2 years' reference. X, box 89. Cail Uflice. JOMAN WANTS ANY Kl OF PLAIN sewing: wlso cleans aud prasses clothes. 114 Fourth st.. room 15. GEK]‘AN WID )W WANTS POSITION AS Lousekeeper or housewock: £0od cook and §00d references. Address 17 Third st.. room 24. ‘W ANTED—FLAIN SEWING BY GERMAN girl, $1 per day. Apply 1 109 F.oriua st. b UY Th I' SOLITATRE DIANOND RING: $10, worth $35. Uncle Harri , 15 Grant ave. w DU L Lo B HUUSE, 44 THRD SISk Market: 20U rooms: 25c o $1 80 per £150 ww;u ‘week: convenien: gnd réspect iree bus and bazgage (o end from the ferry. BITUATIONS WANTED-MALE, HVKTEB & CO. CHINESE AND JAPA. nese employment oftice. 17 Webb st., below Kearny, nr. Cal.} tel. main 281. W.C.YUUNG, mge Wfim help:tel.main 1997. BRADLEY&CO.. 640 Clay. OB SEE AND JAPANESIE HMELUX UL NT office; best help. 41415 U’ Farrell. Tel. E 426, APANESE INTELLIG ENCE AGENCY, K. 78, £t Ano's bidg., 6 kddy at.: tel. Main 5234, ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN UF GUOD appearance and good address, & sltuation either in city or country; wou d prefer working for one wno is opposed to drink and ity can give good reterences., kx.. box 44, Call Office. JANTED—GIRL FUR GENERAL HOUSE- work. Apply 1534 Pyst st., cor. Laguna. IRL FOR HOUSEWOKK AND COOKING. 4385 Eddy st OUNG GIRL, GOUD (:00K, FOR GENERAL housewori: family 4. 1628 U’ Farrell st OUNGGIRL 1U 1BEARN TAILOR TRADE; paid. 5186 Geary st. afier 10 A. M. OUNG GIRL T ASSINI, HOUSEWORK and children. 136 Cumberiand, near Dolores. Y ply grocery, 501 Hayes, cor. Octavia. $575. CORNEK SALUON: HANDSOME fixtures: doing good business: good reason for sellin 45 Third st. investigate at once upstairs JOK SALE—GRUCKRY ASND BAR: GOOD location; center of the city. Inquire HEY GRAUENHOLZ & CO,, 215 Sacramento st. ESTAURANT; PARTLY FURNISHED: reasonabie ren’. Applv J. F. PLUMB, 140% Valencia st.. cor. Twenty Hllu: NVENTORS—IF YOU WANT T0 PROCURE or sell a patent or need cap.tal, call or write Hall of Inventions, 215 Sansome st, room 13. E HAVE THE BEST-PAYING BUSINESS proposition in the city for $300. 215 Sansome , room 12. §500, ZESTAUEART WiTH A G00D: SV, gteady trade Apply at 17 Thirtieth st for Information. 100, BUTSHEESAOF DOING A NICE « cash business. 1610 Baker st. 1G CHANCE TU INVESTORS: MODERATE means guaranieed. C. E. Co., 221 Davis st. TCCK OF GRUCERIES FOR SALE AND EN AND WOMEN OUT OF E MPLOYMENT situstion at good wages by writing at once 10 P. V. H., box 255, Augusta, Maie. TYLISH AND DURABLE CALF SHOES OR FULL AND CLEAN 10c MrAL OR coffee and cakes 5¢ €0 10 1315 Grant ave. ELL'HU HOUSE, 808l MARKE I'ST.—RUUMS W ANTAD—LABORERS AND MECHANICS to know that kd Rolkin, Keno House proprie- tor, still runs Denver unnt, 217 Third st.: 150 i TPEY ACME HuUse, 997 5 ARKET SI., Bi&- jow Sixth. for a room: 25ca night: $1 a week. QHUES! SHOES! SHOES! NEW T0 ORDER: bought-or exchanged; large stock of second-hand shoes: first-class repairing: work guaranteed. 749 Mission st.. near Grand Upera-house. and 20c a nignt, including coffee and roils. (24 Washington st., near Kearav. E~T IN CITY—SINGLE ROOMS, 15, 20 AND Pacliic House, Commercial and Leidesdorf® sts. ANTLD—AN IDEA: WHO CANTHINK OF some simpic thing to batent? % your 5 30BN WEDDERBURN & CO., Dept. L, Patent Attor neys, Washinzton. D. C., for thelr $1300 prise offer and list of 200 inventions wanted. T N oase in towh. Lindell House, oth and Howard. w ANTED, 1V CULLECT WAUES DUE LABUR ers&cierks. KNUX Coliection Agey. 110 Suttee W ek tooms for 4. 250 a day. $1 50 week: SIM0N WANTS 10U MeN T0 GET_BOT. . te beer or wine 6¢: bes: free lunch. 643 Clay. RO0uS 18e T oo PER N1GH1; 50 10 81 60 and willing to work can learn of a permanent made 10 order: §2 5U. 969 Howaid, nr. Sixub, F 20c, 25¢ to 50¢ vight: $1 (o $2 weex. Inrge rooms; 26c per nignt; $1 10 §3 per week. any siyle, $3 up: misfiis and cast-off shoes 100 MENTO TAKE LODGING_AT 100, 150 25 cents per night: $1, 81 25, $1 50 per week. idens; they may bring you weaith. Write TVHE CHEAPEST AND LARGEST LODGING- ANTED-SINULE ROOMS, 16c A DAY: 81 reading-room: daily papers. 36 Clay st. per week. Oriental, 225 Drumm st. FANTED, YOUR SHOKS— WE REPAIR shoes up'to 9 o'clock every night: those work-: ing through the day can have their snoes repaired atnight while you wait: ladies’ soling, 35¢; men's toling, 60c;: fine shoes made 1o order from $2 up: e have a 10 of shoes, been damaged by water, a; less than one-fourth their value, from 25¢ up to $2 50, 582 Mission at.. bet. First 2. and Second st. TRL ASSI-T HOUSEWURK; PLAIN COOK- ilug: washing; femi y 4: $1.. 2612 Larkin. AGENTS WANTED. | WO EXPERIEACKED GIRLS FOK CANDY A store. Call at once. SCHAFER'S, 22 Sixth st. OUAG GIRLTO ASSIST WITH CHiLD<EXN. Apply 1400 Webster st. T OUNG GIRL WANTED IN DINING-RUOM. 136 Second st. ANTED—GIRL Ty ASSIST IN GENERAL housework. 1217 Webs . {XPERIENCED APPRENTICE ON CUSTOM coals, 942 Folsomst. - GENTS—A BUOK THAT OUTSELLS ANY publication si'ce Grant’s book is “General Miles’ Personal Recollection: every one wants the book written by the commander-in-chief of the United States army: first agent's commission $22 fn 3 hours. E. PERSON. manager subscrip- tion department, The Whitaker & Kay Compauy, 723 Market st. store to let: cheap. SW. cor. Hyde and Post. NV PATENT, BEST OF ITS KIND, FOR A moneyed man. 623 Golden Gate ave. 9(] 2 FILLMORE ST.—RRSTAURANT ¥0K sale. fPAILOR-SHOP: CHEAP. 018 KEARNY WT. near Montgomery ave.: retiring from business / ANTED—PARTNER WITH $40.000 IN A grocery and liguor honse established since 1868. Address A. V., box 39, Call Office. J EWSPAPER ROUTK IN INTERIOR CITY. tlose 10 San Franciscu. For particulars app.y ihis office. OULE FUR SALK ACHOSS THE BAY. anire at Cail Oftice. A WEUK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS_ THm WEEKLY CALL. in wranper, for mailing. —_— LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. 15 A M. SPECK & CO, 692 MARKET ST. 14 rooms, average $60 cle 12 rooms, Post, near Powell 18 rooms, splendid corner house. 38 HOUME. REST 360 MONEY $450 550 550 AKER $850 12 rooms, rent §25: nr. Market 25) 50 rooms; fine house: clearing §250. 1700 14 rooms: new furaiture: easy paymi 1000 6 room: Marke! nicely turnished; nor: clearing 380 NDERWOO. 50 ROUMS, CLEARING $200; meats. L8-room house; rooms all rented 8 rooms: near Cicy Huall: new. 14 rooms on Foisom st., near Third 86-room corner house, new furnituie 8. ro0ms on Market s°., offer wanted.. 12 rooms, centr: furniture H. ¢ DECKEK, 1020 Marxet s 28 FURNISHED KOOMS; CHEAP; UN AC O count of owner leaving city. 916 Howsrd st. OR LALE—LODGING-HOUSE, 10 RCOMS and bath: cheap. 20234 ) urk sf. UY THA ' 14-K. GO D LA DI -5 AMF RICAN watch: $14,wor.h $40. Unc e Harris,15 Gr'a.av EFORE BUYING OK Sr LLING HOUSES OR ! “businessessee A. M i LK NS, 905 Muret si. FURNITURE ¥KOX SALL. LEGANT MODERN WALNUT DOUBLE bedstead. with 2 mattresses: also a three- quarter bedsteud; reasonab e. 706 Eiliy st. 0 MAGAZINE OFFKRS SUCH LIBERAL inducements to agents as The Family Journal. Write for particulars, 14 Sansome st.. N, F. XPERIENCED HANDS ON LADIES wa.sts and wrappers. ¥, STEUER, 126 Eighth. ANTED—PUPILS FOK PRACTICAL MIL- l:nel’: -epl:?ol; course lll;t;.rvn[(h: class luuw forming for spring work: satisfaction guaranteed. 2234 Geary st., removed irom 410 Leavenworth. AWRENCE (UT(I.G SCHOUL 1S THE only reliable piacs for patierns: every one guarantecd 10 be perfect. 1231 Market st. sl un el ki i it UY 14-K. GOLD LADIES' STEMWINDING, PAIIEKGRAINER AND PAPER-HANGER Al refarences; strictly temperate: will work very cheap by day or job, for cash or in exchauge galumllhed room. Address Rcom, box 65, Call ice. OY, 17 YEARS, WHO L VES WITH HIS parents. wants a place in a store or errand-boy a‘rll"ull himself useful. Address G. F., 160 Ciara si. in rear. h.gimz FOREMAN, FIRST-OLASS ON bread and cakes, wishes situation: ei'y or Souatry.. 19, Zoe st.,'bet. bird aud Fourth, neur TEADY RELIABLE SCANDINAVIAN wants work of for horses. Z M., box kind; cap drive and care ox 116, Cali Oftice. LYNN's DRESS AKING AND CUTTING Academy, 14 McAllister st.; $1 pec weex. EARN URESSCUTTING AND FITUING: iskirt patteras.25c. MCDOWELL'S. 636 Market 814, worth 835. Uncle Harris, 16 Grant ave. BOARDING WANTED. A A A e e W ANTED-GOOD PLACK FOR AN INPANT 2 mounths old. Acdress D. K.. box 121, Call. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS, ANTED-TORENT A CARPENTER-SHOP; owner to tuke rent out in work. Address A., box 90, Cail Office. ECOND-HAND KODAKS, CAMERAS, LEN- ses, magic lanterns and slides. 108 Montgmry. PPLES WANTED—SOUND WINTER VA- reties; 4 tier; in carioad lots; for cotd-stor- age purposes. Consumers’ Ice Company, 420 Eighth st., 5. F. AN TRU_MESN AND WOMEN TO LEaRN barber trade: only ¥ weeks required: tools rmnmvw.-lqu seni. 5 & bucoer Schooi, 5156 Howard si. ANTED — AN EDUCATED, MIDDLE- ‘ azel woman, scrupulously neat, who nas had experience in management of a housenold and care of children: widow withiont family ent nis: wiil have the care of Lwo girs, 7 #na 10 vears, and general management of home: ope servani allowed. Address M. A, box 154, OOMS PAPRRED, $250 UP: WHITENED, #1up: stalns or blemisues removed; painting by day or contract; 1200 Webster, tel. Stelner235. W ALL PAPER, 103 ROLL: FAPER HANG- inz. painting. etc., by contract or day's -*E a RIGAN, 1 r own price: work must be had. BUILDISGS BOUGHT: LUMBER, SASHES, Webster st. doors, mantels. etc., for sale. 1166 Mission st. QELL YOUR BOUKS, CLOTHING AND JEW- €lsy 10 A. KLELN, 109 SIXth sh; send posiak TNGFURNITURE CO.,1127-29-51 MA RKET, furnish 4 rooms, #. 8 10 $50; best barzains. UCKINGHAM FURMITURE CO.—LOWEST prices: furniture, carpa:s: all rrades. 8686 Miss'n HAS. M. PLUM & CO. UPHOLSTERY CO 1301 MARKET ST, COR. NINTH. Carpets. Furniture and Upholsiery Gooas. 400 CAKPETS: CHAMBAR SkiS $id; stoves, $5: ' parior gets, $20: folding-bad $10: baz outfits. T D. McC\RTHY, 764 Mission. T L. J. NEUMANN'S, 117 SIXTH, FOR lowest prices on houseliold goods: new or good N8 new: Cks OF on time: Open evenings. FURNITUKE WANTED. e e F YOU WANT GOOD PRICKS FOR FURNL. ture and merchanaise see BURD, 211 Larkin, IGHER FRICe THAN ANY WHERE PAID by Indiana Auction Co,1057 Market.opp.Jones OA.;A:“.:'AI.ID I;Ul"n l'j.\'l'hsh' HOUSKS Ut ots of roitu o BOWCH KR 232 Stockton: sead nostar © ey STORAGE. TORAGE_CHEAPEST IN THE CITY; FIR L S Proot building: advances made. 911 Lurcin ) URNITURE, PIANOS, TRUN Kx:; Yances, shippiog. CHAS L TAY LOL, 508 Lot e