The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 17, 1896, Page 12

o -] 1 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1896. SCHILL SIR PLAY HUSTLE MADE Beaten a Neck After a again the changing about of horses in positions while at the barrier has dis- pleasedl them. ~When Joe Terry, the favorite, was left at the post on Monday and All Over rotled in there was a big | bowi. Some members of the booking fraterniiy do not ke the idea of having members of the Oaklana assoeiation rush into the judges’ stand whenever a ques- tion of nicety arises, as when Scotch Rose ran away on Monday, and that set the grumblers agog. They say the judges, supposed to be competent men, are appointed to that position to make rulines, and if tbey are SHE LOST BOTH HUSBAND AND HOME Serious. Charges Are Filed SAN FRANCISCO *CALL.™ BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL— 710 Market street, open until 13 o'clock every Dight in the vear. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery strest, *orner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. 839 Hayes street. open until 9:30 o'clock. 715 Larkin street, open until 9:30 0'clock. EW. corner Sixteenth and Mission sireets, ope= until § o'clock. 2618 Mission st; until § o'clock. 336 Ninth atreet: opan aptil £:30 o'clocks SITUATTONS WANTED-—Continuad, HELP WANTED—Continued. [OREMAN VINEYAKDIST AND ORCHARD- ist (Frerch) wishes situation: good referen- ces. Address G. A., Hotel La Frauce, 718 Cal- 1ornia st. T ANTED — STEADY MAN TO ATTEND store in cash manufacturing business: must have $150 cash and be sauisfied with $20 per week. Apply 777 Market st., room 7. $1100 . fine business: location Ai: will bear investization: see this a. once; a snap. SCKIB- NER & €0, 7 City Hall ave. UV THAT 14K GOLD AM. WATCH: $29, worth $80. Uncle harns, 15 Grant ave. MAY OF LONG I XPERIENCE (N HARD- AVl ware. agricultural implements. stoves, etc., ::.nll;u situation; city or country. A. X., box 154, all. IGN-WRITER, YOUNG MAN, AS IMPROV- er: Jow wages. 4 Sacramento si. DNUTICE Ur MEETINGS. lation of otticers THIS EVENING, at ITUATION WANTED AS CLERK, BOOK- kecper or business manager in whoiesale busi- S W AYIED_YOUNG MAN AS PARTNER 1N 0id established business paving §65_mon: hly. For particulars apply 2615 Kearny st., room 4. EN AND WOMEN OUT OF SMPLOYMENT and willing to work can learn of a permanent situation at good wages by writiug a¢ once to P. V. H., box 283, Auvgusia, Maine. ARBELS FRulrCliy i UNION RMELOT B meyt secretary, CONRAD TREOKLL. 657 Clar UURNEYMEN BAK: S ko PLOYMENT $10.000 WHOLESALE AND RE . + liquor-stoie: one of the best e: lished and fines tocations in city: long lease: buyer cau use same nsme; fine trade without solicliing. SCRIBNER & CO., 7 Uity Hall ave. $l5 PARTNER WANTED IN FIRST. - class saloon and restaurant downtow o nlght or Sunday work: the pauruns of the house merchants, cierk ENNY & 0., 9.7 Mar, Gt E FI00 1ETA FOR SALE—VICIN- g 2 ness. _Address (., box 15, Call Gilice. ARBLI-—FUK EMPLUYMENL CALL SKG ity of Kear: . T : ! rd Py Py 31 3 N (] K . . i s 2 v arny and Clay sts.: daily re- T F incorrect in their decisions let the board A ainst Mlchele SOUTH SAN FRANCISC INCHEST. ) P. C. Barbers’ Assn. N FUCHS, 325 Grantave. | ceipts $25 10 $30. e e x 7 D lVlI]g lfllSh n ~the of stewards then act. Altogether matters g Lodge No. 212, nd A. M. W,..,k.,:g‘ ffl,“mf,“’u“,;“,. ,:,‘ ,’.‘m““"m' S..”w‘“, Call Oftics. ¥ Address Investigation, box 74, Handicap. across the bay are not smooth as they might. 2 The entries for to-day’s running events are as follows: running as Tano. o'clock. Master Masons cordially nvited. By order of ihe Mastor. . C. HARE, Sec. rooms: 26¢ to $1 50 per nig £1 50 1o week: fiee bus and baceage to e 4 from ihe terry. &%\ PUKIC LODGE A - M., 121 Kddy FEMALE HELY WANTED. H. BERNARD, 102 ~eventh at. ASHSTAND-, ONE, TWU AND 2] cheap. 628 Golden Gate ave. JLUHO HOU ~r, BoBha MaA kK hree bo! 5 PARTAER WANTE B200. T0an 5 e mon vomiavie mreh Fruitvale, .address £. L LOLL, Diamond vt Alameda Connty. Eiata officers THIS (TR U r ! = >= 3 2 < J AN | £.D—TO J A . R First race, eleven-sixteentn of amile, purse— Dec. 17. a8 7180 0'ei00k bons hy AT GERMAN OK SCANDINAVIAN MID- 0030010500 DIRhLE BL (o RS wagx: W eariug 100 oty T Haymarket Ran Burmah ¢o a| ‘;’\.‘U DAL 96, I"{’{‘s" 13913‘5‘:;!:"1‘;‘;’ Accused of Fraud in Obtaining |teV-i T R, GOLDSMITH, ~ecretary. \Jle-sged woman, general work on ranch, 820 | QL i e SILVER - WATCHES "FOR 83, | W. G 811K st “nerame 1d 139, 243 Past Time 119, 2 ) CALIFOR SOk RO 10 #25; cooks, housework girls, etc. RRAY worth $20. Uncle Harris, rant ave. AR o L i A Sun Lucts 139, 16 George Dickerson 122, 244 = OESTACODAE MO H ot & READY. Leading lmpioyment Agents, 634 - 5 = T A BN S N GOuD BUSI- Neck in the Hordle Hands | me il Sy i B 88| Possession of Real | oo s fu R iAER S e | B b, S e s Lo s o | Soniro 96. i AT . T OO0 = L d i S cap Event. | “second race, lbre:-qusnr(;li!bolsl m]:le,k ?3'—’ Estate. Nc"““m?fiig{‘;’:fl'fif DAY Becretary. lx?fifi?{‘%‘s o itatan, 326, ‘and oo | VY INCHESIEIC HOUSE, 43 ‘.“n‘::z:: a;remi\nx; TLK DEPOT AND ST BLE INCLUDING ing—(241) Pollock 108, 216 Spry Lark 107, oy Do) : 3 nter, arge icechest and Soowcase | iy, a1 Patmerrton 110,183 Doubtial e i oA e T A L L g 10 and from the ferry. | ouly 3 per monthi price $40. Apbly 500 Eixrin. 107, Jessie0 107, 241 Ta Fiecha 107, Mike ECIAL MNOTICES. CULLESN, 323 sutter s |, ASKKUPT BALE—HAVING PURCHASED | DARTNER WITH $150; BUY HALF INTER- Rice 107, 5 ngton = o 23 - 0es that mast te : : : NTRR e DT s GAS FIX URES MADE TO ORDER: | | AUNDRESs, INSTITUIION, $30. MISS | . WFGaiock of boote Bne oo ake room for | 37 Trilogs S¢CUrlty for Invesiment. REITLEL, Lucky Dog Won ia a Big Galiop. Etta H Tcok a Rice From AZam Third race, eleven-sixteenths of a mile, | purse—242 Scorcher 96, 220 Petrarch 107, 238 Allegation That Plaintif ani Hoar EZ aiiniat pae in the oty. H. HUF- SCHMIDT, 623 Goiden Gate ave. CULLEY, 323 ~utter st. RUTE TANT CHAMBERMAID, LODGING- sprine goods. Cal. Boot and Shoe Mfg. Co.’s stores, 767 Market and 658 Market, opp. Palace Hotel. RINTING OFFICE FOR SALE Iabel, book and job. Call 8 Montgomer: soward 124. 164 Hymu 129,200 Goldbue 119, inke BAL IENANLTS EJECILD FOK 34 house, $15. MISS CULLEN. 323 Sutter st. ECRUITS WANTED FOR THE UNITED et Onigomar 14. Andrew on the Wire. 501 Alenara b6, 246 Bilis Vice 104, 242 Hoy | Husband Executed a Deed Think Wmllh_xlmu mads, clir o country. Faelfld | N ITHOLEAGED IRISH WOMAN AS HOUSE- | AV Siates Marine Coros. United States Navy: | JIOR | SALFCCIGAKSTORE: PRICE §150. Carruthers 99. ollection Co.. 415 Montey st.. room 6. Tel g 2 keeper, 815. MISS CULLE 328 Sutter st. [ able-bodled unmarried men, between the ages ot 21 nquire 26 First st. A much better ciass of horses were en- | tered in the differsnt events at Oakland | yesterday, and there was an increased | 8 All the mud attendacce in consequence. Fourth race, one mile, ) 239 Navy Blue 99, 190 McLignt 102, 235 Scaniz 102, 122 Minnie G-e 99, 234 Fiasuiight 102, 221 Cau’t Dance 101. Fifth race, thirteen-sixteenths of a mile, sell- ing—Yemen 117, 244 Kowalsky 103, 215 Bat- tiedore 106, 245 Tempestuous 97, 188 Rienzi 91. 242 D. J. Tobin 97, 221 Fig Leaf91, 238 ing It a Hom:stead. Mrs. Maria Parente, administratrix of the estate of Augustino Parernte, deceased, has sued Michele Tano for the recovery of DIVIDEND NOTICES. EFIN:.D WOMAN: RANCH; 3 IN FAMILY; $15. MINS CULLEN, 323 Suuter st. DIVIDEND NOTICE—DIVIDEND XO. 88 (25 cents per share) of the Hutchinson Sugar P.aatation Co. will be payable a the office of the company, 827 Market street. on und afier Monday, Lecember 21, 1896, Tranafer-books will close Tuesday, December 15, 1598, at 3 o'clock E. AT YOUNG GIRL. LIGHT WORK, #10. MISS CULL N, 328 Sutter st. T OMAN Fox HOUSEWORK:; SLEEP HOME; $15. MISS CULLEN. 323 Sutter st. J URSE; $25, MISS CULLEN, 828 SUTTER and 30 years. who are citizens of the United States. or those who have legaily d-clared their intention 10 become citizens: must be of good character and babits and able 10 speak, read und write Knglish, and between 5 feet b incnes and 6 feet n height. For further information upply at the Kecruiting Office, 20 Kllis st., Szn Francisco, Cal. N5 _WaALuO HOUSE, 765 MISSION, BET. 3d and 4th—Single furnished room: RESTAURANT AND FI sa.e, Inclnding 6-100t rangs AA S §50. TANTED—Y UN. V wine and liquor business: smail capital: gooy outside trade Cal 818 Vaiencla st. JOR SALE—GROCERY AND SALOON WiTit 4 rooms: must be sold cheap on account ot sickness. Corner Sixth and Ciara st; 415 Third, PAKTNER IN - | Major Cook 105. h d | Vi t street, r 5 S t Vi 9 —_——— = — larks quartered on the track are now re & house an ot on incent street, neal 1K LD ‘ecretary. street. 10 50c.week £1 to 82 50: reading-room: s BON-TON COFFE ALOON: NT ceiving hurried “preps” and are assem- the corner of Green, in tbis City. REFINED PROTESTANT "SECOND GIRL tention morning calls: clean; "“""-m‘“‘"’“ all “"“‘; éhl’)l . place for man and wife. Sutter st., nr. . TED PN i SITUATIONS W ANTED—FEMALE. and mai JOR FULL AND CLEAN 10C MEAL Ol entral ave. bling in full force. Although the sky was The allegations in the complaint filed in SO ANT CULLEN, 8 offe and cakes Do £0:10 1814 Granf ave: threatening, the rain drops failed to fail aand the track was sticky and holding. SUTRO WILL NOT SIGH. | | this case and the statements of the per- sons interested would furnish material for LL KINDS OF MALE AND FEMALK HELP furnished; short notice: coumiry orders a HAMBE “MAID AND WAIT 1 MEAL; $20. MiSS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. C ARTY HOLDING GUOD POSITL )N WANTS #100; good security and temporary position P NTLEMAN PAKTNrR WANTED BY Room 3, 309 Sutter st. ARBERSHOP AND BATHS, 120 GEARY youg lady of means. g : : MRS A, , 513 Sutter st. . - Favorites finished in front on three occa- | a chapter in an up-to-date mystery novel. T A Danan SIRSuGecY W 2LLRESS, COUNTRY; $i5. MISS CUL- glven in‘return. &, H., box 16, Cail D i calARY sions. | After the death of Parente there was A A O R Zi\y‘gr‘::s‘fi:‘;‘“a":wfl; LEN, 323 Sutter st. El'l)u_;,'cli}:l{s WANTED AT TONKIN'S, | fully equh;pzd: £asand electric Llllzln;.l will iease x s s 1 > s . 5 i 3 5 C 227 Market st. 10 responsi uie ity. 8. L. SACHS, 214 P The mile handicap furnished but four | The Mayor Advised That the|much talk caused in the circleof acquaint- | counteyy will accept moderate wages. Apply or | (JIEL GOLDEN GATE AVE, 815: GIRL | S il imeest o o to responaiule pa ne st. starters, but Sir Play and Schiller put up H c ice Contract ances in which he and his wife moved in "d':;esv ;W’ Totnhsby L e nursegirl, 115 and Eonin: icl oot S RID: M |yl by the week. 28 Moris ave. SASTERN HOUSE WANT KESPUNSIBLE a finish that made up for any lack ot entries all of ]ushce ontrac regard to his taking off. That he died STTION AS HOUSEKEKPER 1IN JOW- | Nineteenth st, $15: wirl, Oc aviasi, $16; gir TEW WALDO JOUSE, 765 M 55 ON ST, party with $300 to $400 1o conirol business on Green Morris’ horse was an even-mon chance, with Schiller a strongly played 7 The favorite was | to 5 second chol qui hustled him away at a great rate. ler began ciosing ice. up t he sest away from the barrier and Jones Schil- | mtervening | | | 1 Is Illegal. J Taylor Rogers S ys That the Sup>r- visors Have Not Complied With from the effects of drinking sulphuric acia was established by the autopsy, but whether it was a case of suicide or murder has not yet been definitely settled in the minds of some of his friends. His widow persists that her late husband was mur- er's home by respectavle American lad b children; city or Oakiand. W., box 94, Call. OUNG WOMAN WISHES PUSITIUN FOR chamberwork or as housekeeper: city or coun- ZN. DL, box 73, Call Office. - (TOUNG WOMAN W WORK BY THE day washing or housecleaning; $1 and c.rfare. Address A. D., oox 82. Call. Petaluma, girl, Shotwell st Eirl, Steiner si.,'$12: 10 young gir's, $8. 812'per month, assist, etc., vice families: man, 6 Swedish giris’ MARTIN'S, 749 Market. WAITKESSKS, $15 AND ROOM: 2 WOMEN as cooks, $20 and room: 2 girls for chamber- work, etc., $30 and room: chambermaid, $20, city:’ girl ‘for small restaurant, $12 and room: 12 AN'bet. Third and Fourth — ~ingle furnished rooms, night, 10¢ to 50c; week. 6Uc to $2: read- ing-room: stri-tes. att-niion morning calls: ciean; quiet: open all night. TREAT ReDUCIION IN PRICES AT THE New Waldo House, 765 Mission st., bet. Third and Fonrth: per night, 10c, 15¢, 20c and 50¢. per week, 80c, 9Uc, $1 25 and $2. this coast. Apply to MR. KNOWLITO., koyal Hous:, )26 Elifs 5., 9 10 3. SOR SALE—THE COMPLETE FIX TURES OFf @ coffee saloon and’ restaurant ready to SCATG! business and piace o lez. 141 East si., betweea Wasuingon and Merchant sta. INEBRAN Y: DALY RE $12 (0 $15 a day: Jiving-rooms: low reut: good s i 5 TOUN v a 3 3 » G g ANTED LN B i 3 chuace 10 increase; worth investigating: 2 ylight separating him from | the Statates. dered, and lays the dreadful accusation at | Y OUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE rOSITION TO | waitress, $25; waitress, §6 a week; German giri | JDARTNER WASTED IN A UASH BU (INESS; | corner: ¢ z lextha ot ‘dRyliE : atentnedl Y81 ; take care of a chiid; wages $10 or $12. Ad-| as chambermaid, $20 and room: 6 girls for | L clearing $50 per moath. 33 Sixth st., room 18, | SRl capital required. Address G. L. box 102, the leader when they got straightened | I SR the door of one of his former associates. dress Ity box 72, Call. by g b b e A bl S o o e | Gl o : i awoy for the wire, and soon both Jones| muyior Rogers, as attorney for Mayor| At the inquest there were several RESSMAKKEK, FIRSTCLASS WOU LD | MARTIN'S, 749 Market st ¥ $~k‘n;‘v;‘;;\ggly‘;fi;'“'g{::o fi‘;{.fiffinpfi: $45 FINKE CORNEK SALOON: BEST and Slaughter weredriving hard. Through | Sutro, has rendered an ovinion that the | dramatic scenes, but it did not zppear like engagements by the day; city or country. OTHER AND DAUGHTER, COUNTRY tor. sull runs Denyer House, 217 Third st.; 150 . part Fourth st.; T00ms adjoining; neat paylng piace: must be sold ownerin other b s a streak of diplomacy 1n carrying Slaugh- | cniird proceedings under which the con- | that there was any just cause to suspect g ;;:f""l' ';E EXTETT WISHESFOSE A s o kGRS | Iisiw ok 305 v SlEt: B @ $C phr e iness; sure bargain. Business Third. si | . v i i ?, ¢ EXN S s US 1= % ad P ACME BuUsn vol A A Sk, B TETIC S CAN = = terout a few yards toward the outsi xel; | tract for the Hall of Justice was let were | any one with cnu;u,g Parente’s deatn, the | 2\‘“‘23}0: 28 housekceper: 10 objection to chidren. | (SGOK FOR FEW BOABDERS: SEE PARTY | L iow Sixth. for n room: Lbc s might: S1 a week, L B e g P n i ol iten T e o, Jgfl:*‘{ (;;"‘é‘:;’mgflq:;‘f;:g;_,;"f";“ 2 “tre | illezal. As a consequence the Mayor will ger_xe_x:inl opinion being that he committed | ézzlmtc:;:‘u,\ :m;:n\ D in office 9 A 3. MARTIN'S, 749 Markes st. JHUES SHOES! SHOES! W 10 ORDER: | ensy make $1605 monih: $50 requirca; £oods e ' = 2 | T i suicide, ' 3 N WANY 3 ©) GIRLS, GENERAL WORK IN SMALL any siyle, $3 up: misfits and cast-off shoes | furnished. Apply hird s Lincoln was outroy | Probably refuse to sign the contract with she can take a child. - MKS. N.. box 74, Call. | 2 4 a Lo A fast time of 1:44 from the jump, fi: ing a poor third. The mile and a quarter handicap hurdle event was another close affair and the | Bateman Bros., the successful bidders, | which is now in his hands, and there are prospects of a legal tangle before the con- | against Tano. Now comes another phase of thisstrange case with the filing of Mrs. Parente's suit She accuses Tano of se- | curing tne deed to the Vincent-street T ADY STUDYING MEDICI . E WISHES PO- 14 sition as nurss by the day, week or month; wages no object. Call or adaress 3814 Moss st, hotel, $30 and room. MARTIN'S, 748 Mar- ket st. (OLUKFD GIRIL, AS MARTIN'S, 749 Mark MILY COOK, L $25. bough: or exchanged: Jarge stock of second-nand | shoes: first-class repairing: Wwork xUaranteed. 749 Mission st.. near Grand Upera-house. 100 NEN T0 TAKE LODGING AT 10c, 130 SALOON BUSINES! ulars433 Bus! OTHYR Bl ARTNER IN PAVIN siall cavital required. ARTNE. FOR BALOO: ness connected; big mone; £ | > 5 v tet. Sixth and Seventh. near Folsoms. et = = . and 20c a nignt, incinding coffes and ro.ls. 296 Markes ¥ bandicapper is entitled u; n‘\‘Chn'i:Ed'lta{xorl: | struction of the building can be begun. property by fraud and deceit. She avers | 375U NG WiDOW OF EXPERIENCE DESTRES | N SrrpG1kL, $15. MARTIN'S, 749 MAR- | §24 Washington st., near Kearn'. &,: 00, PARTSER thesclevefiadjastment of WalEhts ' A committee of contractors who expect | that on the 23d of !ast October Tano, pre- position a8 housekeeper for widower or bach- il ANTED—AN IDEA: WHO CANTHINK OF | D@ UU. factu mah, with 145 pounds up, and Mike Hen- nessy in the saddle, ruled an even-mone; favorite, with one extremely heavy play who was played down to Peters astride the latter horse cut out a rattling pace, showing the | on Three Forks, 2 to 1 from fours. | to receive sub-contracts irom Bateman | Bros. were in conference with the Mayor | yesterday and Mr. Sutro told them that he would have to be better satisfied with the | legality of the contract than he is at pres- tending to be & friend of the family, pre- sented to her and to her husband a docu- me=zt which he said was a declaration of | homestead. When Mrs Parente men- tioned that she had previousiy filed and recorded a declaration of homestead on elor. Koom 4, 1007 Marke: st. NFANT'S NURSE: COMPETEN | GERMAN girl to take entire charge of infant: best refer- ences; city or country. 123 Eddy street. TOUNG LADY DE~IREs POSITION housekeeper 122 Taylor, room 9. as NOUK. $%0 TO $40, RESTAURANT. TIN'S, 749 Market st. OCK, NO WASH, AMERICAN FAMILY, $20: nur.e, cou coox, private boarding- house, $30: resiaurant waiiress, $25. and a large num ber of girls for cooking and housework. J. F. CROSETT & C0., 316 Sutter st. MAR- rome simple thing to patent? Protect yous ideas: they may bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO., Dept. L, Patent Attor- neys, Washington. D. C, for thelr $1509 prige cffer and list of 200 inventions wanted. [ ANTED, 10 CULLECT WAGES DUE LABOIY ers&eleriks. KNOX Collection Azcy, 110 Sutter R RENT ~ PRIVATE DININC everything comnlete; excellent locat Geary st. F YOU WANT TO SELL YOU grocery for spot cash address 1. HAVE SALOON OR box ), Call. THIS AMOUNT mo IF YOU vay tretch, when the favorite be- 1 e f T Tyt = - . 2 n well recom- way$o ‘1'; . While the pair were | ent before he will sign. the property, Tano asserted that it was | \{IDDLE-AGEDSIRONG GERMAN WOMAN, | (NERMAN HOUSEWORK GIRL. §20: GiOD | fVHE CHEAPEST AND LARGEST LODGING- | raended. will |kive you fncarect 1o biinee e, gan closing 0. | iginall d defective and of no value or force. experlenced nurse, wishes care of invalid; cook and housework girl. 3 in tamfly, $20; | L .ouse in town, Linde!l House, 5th and Howard. . o h s i fighting it ovt Staniord brought Hay- | he contract was originally turned over sz A terms $1 day. Call or address 616 Br adwav, resr. | youns - v B, 207 | will pay you $2000 yearly, besides $100 month ghting | to Mr. Hogers when first presented to the | . Neither Parente nor his wife could read Y e i se Tk, 2 ern 31 | KT IN CITY—SINGLE ROUMS, 15, 20 AND | salary: particuiars only al persouni interview: market up. and passing Three Forks, was beaten out but a head by the first choice io a bard drive. Although the “dope’” books demonstrate | the fact that Midlo does not fancy gluey going, he opened favorite over Lucky Dog for the purse in the opening six | The latter closed favor- | iie, though, and won in a common canter | The black horse | long selling dash. irom Braw Scot. Charles A was third, a head away. Thirteen two-year-olds then starled in a Adam five and a halifurlong scramble. Andrew, the Bari was ahot 3 i0 2favo! conditions. two lengths at the wire. F 5 to 1 chance, was a fair third. Notes. The attention of horsemen is called to the fact entries to the great stallion stakes to be decided at Hawthorne tragk, Chi- | ill close on January 1, 1897. | It will be one of the richest stakes to be cago, in 1898, g i eets” Martin. & Waterhouse entry, e, but in a hard drive | was beaten out a head by Etta H.a6to| 1 shot, cleverly ridden by Torpedo was a close third. The bald-faced enigma turned up like a bad dollar in the mile | and a quarter run, decided under selling | At one time as good as8to1 in the betting, he took the lead soon after | the start and was never afterward headed. leading out the 7 to 10 favorite All Over | Fred Gardner, a | Thorphill again | -fur- Mayor for inspection as the secretary of | the office. He found many flaws that i were formulated and presented to the | City’s chief executive. He was then asked to put the matter into the form of a lezal opinion and the result was presented to Mr. Sutro yesterday. Mr. Rogers rests his chief objection on the section of the statutes which says that when anv such pubiic work is contem- plated and a tax levied for it there must be a public need for the improvement. He said that he had failed to find any- where in the proceedings of the Board of Supervisors a declaration that the pro- posed building was a public need. In his opinion there 18 no public need, the Citv Hall being amply larve to con- tain_all of the departments intended for the Hall of Justice. The tax levy which raised the money is declared by Mr. Rog- ers to be illegal for this reason, and also for the reason that the Morgue building, | for which a part of the money is to be | used, was not mentioned in the levy. | The Mayor is declared to be justified in | refzsing to sizn the contract. ‘The matter will be reported at the mext meeting of the Supervisors and some action taken on the Mayor's stand — POLICE TRIBUNAL English, and on Tano’s assurance that the paper which he handed them was a declaration of homestead they signed it by affixing their mark. As they could not write each made a cross, and the mark was attested by witnessesin the usual way allowed by law. Mrs. rarente declares thatno considera- tion whatever passed from Tano to her- self or her husband in consequence of the signing of the deed, though the considera- tion named in the instrument is $10. In addition to the foregoirg statement, Mrs. Parente sets forth that the pretended deed, which she and her husband believed to ve a declaration of homestead, was not recovered until the 2d of December, long after the death of Parente, her husband, and that no demand was made by Tauo for possession of the properly, nor for the rents, issues or profits thereof. For relief Mrs. Parente asks that Tano be required to produce the pretended deed in court, that it be deciared void and that it be canceled. J. A. Spinetti, attorney for Mrs. Parente, | represents his client to be ina pitiable condition. Sheisso greatly depressed on | account of the death of her husband that | she is scarcaly able to care for herself and her five children, who would be left penni- less if Tano’s deed to their little home should be found to be legal. There was considerable frouble between Mr. and | tor time to study. TOUNG SCANDINAVIAN WOMAN WITH A two-year-oid child wishes situalion as house- keeper. " Call st 1357 Minna st., bet. Fourteenth and Fifteenth. REFISED LADY WOULD LIKE A PLaCE [\ for light housework: references. A. &, 860 Mission st. VW ANTED—PLAIN AND ¢ KAL SEW- ing by & good seamstress; 75¢ a day. Call or address »8 Haigh FASTERN LADY 'WANTS SITUATION 48 housekeeper: city or country: the best of ref- erences. Apply 155A Fourth st., room 4. YFINED MIDDLE-AGED WIDOW WOULD itke positlon ss working housekeeper; good ©00K, OF any position of trust: city or country. Call or write to K. H., 619 Powel. st. WI-S GIRL WISHESSITUA TION FOR GEN- eral housework. Address 431 Pine st., room 7. TOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION A4S housekeeper: city or céuntry. Call 112 Fourch st., room}: o & OSITION AS NURSE TO AN INVALID, MES. JACKSON, 11134 Minna. TOUNG GERMAN WIDOW WHO CAN WASH, iTon, <00k, wants a position. 213 Parry st. 7OUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS nousekeeper; good mansger. Address MISS G. M.. box 104, Call Office. D GIRL WISH-S 10 DO HOUSE- work and Hve with a good family in exchenge L L., box 20, this office. Y UUNG GERMAN LADY WANTS POSITION as housekeeper. 112 Taylor st., room 14. VW OMAN WANTS ANY KIND OF PLAIN sewing: sisocleans and pressesclothes, 114 Fourth st.. room 15. A girls, housework, $15: strong Protestant chambe: maid, $15. C. K. HANSEN & C0., 110 Geary st. OUAG GIRL FOR UPSTAIRS WORK, $18: 8 girls for housework and assist. MKS. HIRD, 721 Elils st W ASTED-SEAT YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE care of 2 children and assist (v housework. Apply bet. 2 and 4 oeclock, 20 Wildey ave., off Webster st. FAT YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHI HOUSE work and help in dry-goods store: wazes $15; Germau preferred. Cor. Castro snd Kighteenth. TRL T0O SWEEP HALLS IN ~MA LL LODG- ing-house for room. 41 Kddy st. JOUNG GIRL WITH PLEASING APPEAR- ance, 16 to 18 years. for show window. ar this morning 10 to 12, 933 Market, scventh floo: 25 cents per night: $1, $1 5, $1 50 per week. Paclic House, Commercial and Ieidesdorf? sts. thix is a chance of a lifetime. Acdress K. C., box 44, this office. ANTED—SINGLK ROOM=, 16C A DAY: 81 week; rooms for 2, 25¢ a day. $1 50 & week; reading-rooi: daily papers. 36 Clay st. SIMUN WANTS 100 MeN TU GEI_BUI- . tle beer or wine 6c: best free lunch. 643 Clay. OOMS 15¢ TU 76¢ PER NI1GH 1 50C TO $1 50 per week. Oriental, 225 Drumm st. JANTED, YOUR SHOEs— WE REPAI& shoss npto 9 o'clock every night: those work- ing through the day can have their snoes repairsd &t night while you wait: ladles’ soling, 35¢; men's soling, S0c: fine ‘made to order irom 82 up; we have a lot of 8 been damaged by water, ai Jess than one-fourth their Value, from 25¢ up Lo $2 50. 562 Mission ac.. bet. First st and Second st OUNG ENEKGEIIC LADY WANTED: SAL- ary $50 month: must have $5300: this wiil bear investigation. 33 Six:h st., room 18. W OMAN FUR GENEAAL HOUSRWORK and cooking; $15. Call bet. 12 and b, 1809 Folsom st. FUBNISHED UFFICE CHEAF FOR YGUNG lady manicure. 118 Grant ave., room 7. TANTED—A GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. 226 Pacific st. (37BL OR WOMAN ¥ou MIGHT HOUSK- work and ass st with children. 8414 Tebama. W ANTED—YOU~G GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. ‘Cal in morning, 1628 Sutter st. TOUNG WOMAN FOR GENKXAL HOUSE- work; 200d cook: after 10 A.M. 433 Oak st. home. 1007 Lombard st. AGENTS WAN ED. GENTS—A BOOK THAT OUTSKELLS ANY publication since Grant’s book Is “General Miles' Personal Recollections”; every one wans the book itten by the commander-in-chief of the United Staes army: first. agent’s commission $22 in 8 hours. E. PERSON. manager subscrip- tion department, The Whitaker & Ray Company, 723 Market st. | business; good reasons for selling. 7OUNG HONEST AND KELIABLE MAR- ried man, with bank refercnces, desires (o ¢X- change & house and 10t &CT0SS tLe bay for an inter- est and position In legitimate business; value $3200. 0. 0., care Pac. Cal. Co., 85, 6 Eddy st. $3"(’ AT A BARGAIN UNTIL DECEM- OV, Ger 20, haif-incerest in a restauranc Jocated in & large mining town and doing a fino Address box 50, Cali Office. ARE CHANCE FOR TIHLOSE WHU DESIRE to Invest in a good gold mine; fall Investiga- 1ion aliowed and particulars furnished. J.Z., box 93, Call Office. 125, FARTNER AS CASHIER aND A3 . sistant. $40 per montn. room and boarl: guaranteed fuli vaive. 1., box 90. Call. ARGAIN-SALOON AND, OUGING-HOUSE: 12 rooms, all_furnished: good business: good place for right party. Inquire Call Uflicy $15,, CIGAE-STORE: 2 LIVING-KOOMS; « rent$14: sic.ness. 1127 Mission st. (GROCERY BUSINESS 11 R SALE CHEAP: corner. VO MAGAZINE OFFERS SUCH LIBERAL inducements to azents as The Family Journal. Write for particulars, 14 ~ansome st., 8. F. PARTNERS WANTED. PARTNER WANTED IN A CASH business: must be abie to give good £3 Sixth st , room 18. %100. reference. OUNG COLORED GIKL TO A =SIST; SLEEP SIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 916 WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. T stock and fixtures: rent 820: long-established PATTERSON & CO., 2 Valeocia st. UY TH T FINE UIA. SIUD: PLICE $05; worth $100. Uncle Harris, 15 Grant ave. 1G CHANCE TO 1NV ESTOR=: MODE RATE means guaraniced. C. E. Co., 221 Davis EW PATEN BEST OF ITS moneyed man. 623 Golden Gale ave. 5 +) FILLMORE SI.—ResSTAUKANT FOR 2012 % IPAILOR-SHUP: CHEAP. 914 KEARNY SI., near Montgomery ave.: retiring from business. Mrs. Parente just prior to his death, and G it contested for that year. sty i i i ! UY THAT SOLITAIRF DIAMOND RING: idad i - - - e JANTED—PARTINER WITH $40.000 IN A Jocksy Bam Doi,.z.l sisited the tracks | Three Officers Charged With Neglect of the belief of some of his friends is that | |3'5)5 ‘worth 835, Uncle Harris, 16 Grant ave M PDLE-AGED WOMAN 0 ASSIST WITH J ANTED FOR CASH—LODGING-HOUSE: WU v s Mheie hkots - cetamtitees ain o 3 OB iaidal Dl s A DI U et m“f‘lfi}rmfelmly led to bis sell-destruc- INGEEs BE HOUSE 46 THIND ST_Nic | L housework. 1031 Van Ness ave. give price and Jocation. .. box 64, Call. 1863. Address A. V., box 39, Call Office. yesterday, but was not seen up in the| uty R, tion. Tano is blamed by some for alleged Market: 200 rooms: 25c to #1 B0 per night TIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSRWORK: 8 IN ANTED, BY RESPONSIBLE PARTY—A | 3o Wipa PER ROUTK IN INTERIOR CITY. ddle. Sam is very popular here and will | not go wanting for mounts, E. J. Baldwin’s East from Sania Anita ranch yesterday morn- ing, at which place they have been rest- | ing up for a couple of weeks, are in charge of the favorably known and string arrived | The horses | | The Police Commissioners held a long session last night. Four policemen had to answer charges against them and each had a number of witnesses to bring fer- ward. interference in the affairs of the Parente family, The case has atiracted consider- able attention in the Lat'n quarter, where | all the participants of this modern drama- tragedy are well known. ctor Sued, £1 60 1086 per week: convenlen: and respectable; iree pus and taggage to and irom the ferry. HEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—THE J WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the United States or Canada one. year for §1 50, pout- g fred BITUATIUNS WANTED-MALE. (J family; wages 810. 1916a Bush; morning. 300D GIEL: HOUSEWOURK; ASSIST CHIL- dren. 308 Fourth ave., bi. Geary and Clement, G OD FINISHE® AND IMPROVER, DRESS- making. 303 Fourih ave, near Geary st. (AT INTELLIGENT GIRL FOR GENERAL housowork : Gerinan preferred; twoin family: call 9 :0 1. 1402 Hyde st. ivpewriter forent or buy, if cheap. T. W., box 33, Call Office. 7 AS OR GASULINE ENGIN, WANTED IN exchange for carpenter work. M., box 72, C ~CONLD-HAND KOUAKS, CAMERAS, LEN ses, magic lanterns and slides. 109 Montgmry. PPLES WANTED—SOUND WINTER VA- neties; 4 tier; in carload lots; for cold-stor- Closo (0 Bun Francisco. F0r particulars app.s this office. OUIE FUR SALE AUKUSS 1HE Soad. auire at Cait Office. IRy LODGING-HOUSES FOR- SALE, ROOMS, CLEARING $200. A 5 i 3 2500 competent trainer Frank Taylor, consid- | Policeman Henry Clancy was charged | The United States has lent its name to the e % < =80 8 __ | age purposes. Consumers’ Ice Company, 420 | D0 Sirbom Nonee: & ered one of the best in hus line of business. | with unofficer-like conduct, the complain- | prosecution of an action in the United States | (1A RDENER, GOUD NILKRE. 8#ST REFKE. | A PERENTICE WANTED FOR TATL.WING | iiguthot, S ¥. Small amount sash balunce pAVEmSTES About the best of the lot are Ramiro and | ing witness being Mrs. Pastell, Boyce | District Court in a case of the Burnham Stane- ences, willing to make himself useful, wish:s OB CoRE. R STl 4, TILDINGS BOUGHT: LUMBER, SASHES, | 10-room house, worth $600, only. 300 Celoso, the latter filly a recent stake-win- | sireet. Clancy gave an emphatic denial | fora Company sgainst F. L. Hansen, Otto H, | Stuston: L AND ., 815 tockton st ETOUCHERS WANTED AT TONKINS, | DD doors, mantels etc., for sale. 1166 Mission se. | 13 rooms, ine corner: payments 00 ner in the far East. 10 all ber statements, but the Commis- | Greenwald and C. A. Warreii. Hausen had & | [ USAEE & CO. CHINzoe AND JAPA. | v 1227 Market 5t QE LOTHING AND JEW- | “§ rooms: heat Civy Hall: new v 950 Thero was a noticeable falling off in the | sioners fined him $100. contract with the military nuthorities (o erecta | {1 nése employmeis oftice, 17 Webb st below | ("ERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE | S elrv o £ 74 rooms on Fotso o, nees Thin 2 number of books cutting-in yesterday, and | _Policamen Robert M. Barzy and Robert | tom PAt3 b):":‘;:;;’ the P“;;"“"~ iheiother i Kearys ne Chl-; (SE i pth ST WX UUNEE st worx and cooking. 917 Sutter st. 66-room corner house, new furnicur s 000 otliers it is said several of the Eastein | webber with neglect of duty in not patrol- | failure to do so he owed the Bu E SR AR IATaR i S : e i H. ¢ DECKE 3 ¢ s opp. ¥ bookies are disgruntled at the way Mr. | ling their beats. Each was fined $25. ford Company §3348 15 minme 000 nigi | (FLNESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT | \rOUNG GIiiL; LIGHT HOUSEWORK; NUM- | A GAIN WE CALL ATTENTION TO THE G BRI 1030 Marxes st.. oy, Fitth, Ferguson Has been sending certain heavily | A charge of neglect of duty brought by subsequentiy—for miilwork. The uction is office; best help. 41415 O'Farrell. Tel. E 426. ber on gate. 13525 Guerrero st. £X fact that we are selling good-toned second- KOOMS, RENT $60: MONEYMAKER $850 38 B 3 hy . TENC) 3 = - - hand pinaos for $3. $4 and 85 T month; beautl- 12 rooms, rent $25: nr. Market. 250 played horses away 1o the serious detri- | Scrgeant Donmovan sgainst Policeman | $8ainst the bondsmen as well as the con-| J APANESEINTELLIGENCE AGENULE 78 | YOUSG VTRL 1. 10 157 LITTLE 10 DO; | fal el mprighis ioF 86, 81. 85, 35 and 810 ber | 50 rooms; fne house: Clearing §350. 1700 ment of other starters in the race, and | James Cook was dismissed. ractor, and under the lsw the United: States Lt L iae small wages: country. D., box 99, Call. month: 1o cash payment required larger than the | 14 rooms: new furniture: easy payments. ... 1000 can lend its name to such an action. lrom\'o SCANDINAVIAN (22). SUBER AND TRST-CLASS HAIRDRESSER A N D | Rbove amounts: oll purchasers of upright pianos | 8 rooms; niceiy furnished; north Market... 150 ———————— hones:, wishes work of any kind; can milk, Ft,,,u.,,y culture: plano-player preferred. Apply | {rom us have the privilege of exchanging some for | 28 rooms; clearing $80. 500 (CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB. Oakland Racetrack. teenth day of the winter meeting. Weather cloudy. Track muddy, STHE CALL” RACING GUIDE. Wednesday, December 16, 1896. Eigh- 94 FIRST BACE—Tbrece-quariers of a mile; sellin Z39. three-year-olis and upward: purse §300. 1 HOTEL ARRIVALS, GRAND HOTEL D W Mean, Il P Olohan. Arroyo Grande H D Cushman, Chicago D W Wright, Chicago H Maggard, Sprin:field G W Pier-e, (il L C Henry & w/, Mont M Joir, Cal Mla fourner, Cal T W Steiger, Vacaville W J McColium, S:ocktn «* } Tilman. Cal drive and care for horees: not afraid of work. ~d- dress C. W. P., 1333 Union st. OUNG MAN WI,H GuOD RECOMMENDA - tion wants a positlon as butler or valet: city or country. Address A. L. B., box 85, Call Office. (GEEMAN, WANTS ANV KIND OF WOKK: store, kitchen. stable: can milk. Address Ger- man, 517 Howard st., room 21. JANTED—BY A YOUNG MARRIED after 7 p. ., 41314 Hayes st. T AVKENCE CUT.ING SCHOOL 1S THE L/ only refiable place for patierns; every one puaranteed (o be perfec’. 1231 Market st. a Stelnway any Ume within 3 years from date without sacrifice. SHERMAN, CLAY & CO., Tepresentatives of Steinway & Sons’ pianos. cor. Kearny and Sutter sts.. Sun_Francisco; aiso Oaks Jand, Cal.: Portland, Or.: Seattle, Wash. VY 13-K GOLD LADIES” STEMWINDING, 814, worth $35. Uncle Harris, 15 Graat ave. LYNN'S DRESS JAKING AND CUTTING Academy, 14 McAllister st.: $1 per week. LMOST NEW HARDMAN UPRIGHT AT A 4\ great discount; a Chas¢ Bros.’ slightly dam- ag-d will be sold atone-half its value: some ele- gant new styles of Hardman jusc recelved: they are considered perfection; a superb Christmas UNDERWOOUD & C0., 765 Market ARTLY FURNISHED LODGING-HOUSE containing 3) rooms and bath: 310 Mission st.; rent reasonable. MADISON & BURKE. FOR LALE-L0DGI E, 10 RUOMS and bath; cheap. 20213 urk st UY THA ¢ 14-K. GO D LA DI .S’ AMERICAN watch: $14,worih $40. Uncie Harris, 15 G E | Joe © W rhillips,Grau Up Co J Me A tilster, Cal t EARN URESSCUTTING AND FITIING: 3 S J. ) NY EFORE BUYING OK SRLLD} Zpe = P % | - - e romeli, Oaklan Plerce. Dulut] can do anyihing apjertaining (0 housebold work: T 9 B - i = = 38) | Lucky Dog. 5....110| 2 | BTEE A B o Relly: Dutgus N ! p ¥ ANTED_MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN BSOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND LARGEST = 500 Braw scorucsi104| 1: : 3% | 3% e AR, Couruiand | clty o coumury. G, 5. box 96, vall. Enrber trado: only ¥ weeks required: toois honge west of Chicaxo s KOHLER & EUENITUKSE FOK dAL 235 [Chailes 2,5....0104| 6 an, | 21° |72 Capt I Keily. Alaska H A King, Sacto OUNG MAN wISHES SITUATION AS | given and catalogue seui. . Lmrves Schov, | CHASE'S, 26, 28 and 80 O'Farrell st.: planos, or- 5 TR (233 | 3iidlo, 3.. Te9| 3 on | 6 42 8 Blinn, Monterey Morris, N Y city salesman and_collector: good references; | 1616 Howard si. gans and all other musical instruments, of QLEGANT MODERN WALNUT DOUBLE 18) |Artemus. & 104| 51, | 81 | 415 6 A D Maruin, Stockton J D Bradiey, Merced ai10 give hond. had some experience selling flour | Yo AN I ED—PUPL) 5 SPECIAL RATES, DAY | £78des and prices: terms eisy: prices lowes bedstead. Wwith 2 mattresses: also a turee- (176)|Dansy A, 5.0 00004 4| | 21 31" | 510 G Turner, Modesto H A Vachill, son Jose | 0 bakers; speaks Germuv. A. I, box 88, Cull. Ur evening clusses: hairdressing 260; up to | €YeI¥thing possible doue 10 pleass und satisty the | 98rter bedstend; reasonabe. 705 Eills st Good siart. Won pulled. W inner, Pinkerton stable’s br. b, by imp. Darebio-Lou Lanier. Timer gfinxemr%nchvl = 4?‘&7&"‘&‘"};0 IOUNhG SWEDE WANIS SITUATION 48 date. Pariors 1026 Market st.. over the Wonder. "““"““‘;" HA:{;A l.\;l‘uix: & CO., UPHOLSTEKY UO 1:18%. ) 3 3 2 coachman and gardeher: s thoroughly compe- = s - : CIUALLY THG BEST BAKGAINS IN PL ARKET ST., COR. NINTH. = i Mrs 8 Runyon Cal Miss O Runyon, Cal tent and bas firsi-ciase references. address G. We | M On oo el LENT AND RESPECTABLE: | A “anos; see our list for (his week: pianos an 3, Carpets. Furniture and Upholsiery Gooas 5 SKCOND RACE—Eleven-sixteenths of a mile; selling; purse $350. rs 1 Mann, Courtl A H Hamiton, L)s Ang | box 7, Cail Oflice, Oakland. i P 34, 85, $6, 87, $8. 89, $10, $15, $20 monthly pay- T T R T 1 46. H slake. =an Jose 3 Keynolds, Vakiand c to 8150 per night: $1 501088 | 330, ¥3: 87, 85, 99 870, 915 B0 moanthiy 4 SAEPRIST CHAMBAR ok 81U - : - - S Mrs Huyes. Albany H M Johnson, Om.aha OY OF 17 WISHES POSITION TO DRIVE | Der week: free 'bus and bacgage to and from ferry. | 0 ioh, (e 31004 Md SOVEr WH cachs e m stoves, 5. parior gets. $20: foldine-beds, o 3 s 2 i JBenE” | £ D Kyan, Sacio 3183 M Murray. Sucto wagon with light work; milk-wagon f poss.bie: pert concert tuners. The F. W.SPENGE CO, | SL0: 0~ outtits, T. D. McCARTHY. 764 Misaion. iodex. | orse, welght. |se| %4 | 2 % id n. lockey. P (L "La“fxow' Baltinore A M ) sluners, Cal ;‘ia%da:ln"f' experienced with horses. k. R F, MALE BELE wWwANIED, talesroon:s Y85 Market st.. opp. Mason, T L. J. NEUMANN'S, 117 SIXTH, FOR b e | e i 1 = | A Cordozo, ~antaCruz W K Peek & w, S Ciuz 2 ssio1 st i« 2 o v ) sy BOW OF B - ety i 6 92 |Xr. A Abury, Coluss K P Parry, Ind TOUNG MA~ (AMBRICAN) WISHES POSI ERTSISHER AND RONTA SAATE | [] AINES, BUSH & GERTS AND KNASE L. | sanewr el s r Lousehold goods: new or good wrizoooo| Adam Andre E in | 11 n 32 bW Muienney,Sacto J F Devendort, & Jose | Y thes ; A 3 : : anos: get our reduced prices: fine second. SRR I gyen ov 234 103 7 8 31 8 12| A CGrifich, S Rosn IWOMAra & W tion where there is no Sunday work: good hab- gang of men. $3 50 a day: buggy-washer, $25 | yirinie o] 85: organs, $36. W, O H a G Eoad EEETI T Ta | 100 vy | 214 4 15 15 | R T Heath Frasme 30 Crawford, Cap®%® | lts and Culifornia eferences. A. S, woX 11, Call. | ard found: blacksmitb. Andrew Tinger, please | (R0 § %0+ PP 8RG o )a GOTAMIMTON, | 4] MINNA-AN = 8-Four LR = 5 9 < i 1a 25| W B Andrew, Utah 7OUNG MAN WISHES POSLiION OF ANy | eport, MURLAY & KEADY, Leadiog Employ- o ENTED. o5 B 2 S e chenn o e 334 | Draogy o 8 A S e LICK HOUSE. Kind: will accept any honorable employment, | et Azenis, 84 and 636 Ciay s:. AN O et JRENTED, TUNED, RE- | YPIVE ROUMS AND KITCHEN TO SELL ov..|Lost Givi. 00| 11 7 9 Fitzgera'd 3) g0 | Mrs M May, an Jose MraFBerrioger,StHelena AB.Arvnumun MAN: WILLING .CDO ANY- n,"a'e{,’;‘"n:"::;":f\ei'? fl'fl,ff,“,? .Ieé:‘rn ers; 2| SCOTT 326 Hayes oo e HY | TP ING FURNITURE CO-,1127-29.51 MARKET, | Widow Jones. . ]o;;\ 5 10 (Frawles. 10 32 |clLeonard, jaciato b Brown veialama ihing: mus have work. 3. W.. 51 Pacinc, | TMIKere MURMAT & REAUY. Lewting Mn- | b o b e furnish 4 rooms, $.8 (0$50; best barains. 112 |wectra . 00 2 - eouison. 2 50 - Vs C . IBREAD AND GAKE BAKER e . {old from mew: lega Y A UCKINGE g FURE CO—LOWEST % | Boremian Lass..100| 4 |1 6 12 |o'Le 8 36|t W Combs, Modesto W B Wagoner, Li EAD ANDIES AT LDERLY MAN FOR CHORING, RTC, §8; 0ld from mew: very elegant: high grade: NGHAM FUBNITURE CO.—1LOWES BAPE. e i n100] 32 112 : 18 |Supesc 0 1w D Hosqui; Eatle ficp,o;}&,, kit v . S.. box 56, Cail Cffice. o e B s g ATS} | price cut in the middie. Ttoom 12, £1ood buliding. 13 price furniture, carpe s: all srades. 836 Mi e acn, Mon g ; SEER e 2 B : O ool s Good start. Won driving. Winner, W. Adam’s cb. 1., by Flambeau-Miss Miliord. Time, 1:12. ggunvgm:izuu G W Hickere, Rusene > | DBy onewho hotds a State. eortificaie and bed h;‘;“:\‘ mi;‘;l.l;m::: CHAMBEEWORE, Hast lxite!é‘edm-l:fd"fi‘.‘rbn}ztlfi]:-u 23000 FUKNLRUKRE WANYED. .7, THIED BACE—One avd a quarier miles: seiing: threo-years 0.ds aud upward: purse $400. Dibraind & Butte o SO Hyde Spocane | | §yenrstexperionce as teacher. Address M., box | o o WARTIN'S, 749 Market st 1| VA Masic Oemivani’/ 760 Muike : - [ o I C Apperson, 8 Clara. J H Wiiiam on, Mexieo | et - SHEESE . A-D BUTTER MAKER. Mar-| A DLINISTRATOR'S SALE — NUST SELL, | (O hniajer hl For EATIRE HOUSE . 7 Betting, | I Levy & w, Peaadero Miss C Levy. Pescadero -MAKER, A1 WORKMAN, WANTS (J TIN'>, 7:9 Mark-t st. = pianos aL imraense reduction for cash or on Bo\'.,"“m'! lots of forniture, carpe: = Index.| Horse, age, weight. S | 14 | 3 | s | Fin Jockey. |Op. G | Miss V Levy, Pescadero J E Cate, Chicaro SR (EOUNIy L AN O 5 DO 48, ins allments. EATON ESTATE, 735 Market, EARES Mockndu. e Wl poay : . age, a | | . | e Liner Mo I e Call Office. S9N SO0K: 913 A WEEK MARTINY, | @ (5~ ELEGANT UPRIGAT: COST 84 F YOU WANT GuOU Pitivrs Fonx SUR 220 Thommin 51011 4 | 722 | 117|718 | "1 718 113 | Mind Beringer Stielena ki 8 Dan, X ¥ BACTICAL FNGINEE WANTS POSTITON | 1 749 Marketsp $165. oreatcosinacas U1 | envenwessy | Ature and merchanaise see BURD, 211 Larkin. 239)| AL Over, 5 an | 4 s Wouds clil, ussell, Sarato al stations:y work: clty of country: well quall- 3 B 3 TN 5 T GIDIALOTSR b A0 Sl 41 | 84 | 3h | & 10710 [CWodsch Saisut 8 fedbumlonsy wore: cliy or country: well auul, | [3O¥ TOk SIGN SHOP. MARIIN'S, 71D G oD M ARSHALL & WENDELL UPRIGHT. TCHER RIC. THAN ANY WIS PAITD 3§g |Little cn;.me 5. xg?‘ 3 gvs i gg :go &g "i'“ NKEW WESTERN HOTEL. all kinis. F. Z., box 69, Cail Office. AT T TP $ Tuenn Piavo House. 239 | Articus, i 5 2 | R Rosenbloom, Boston D 3 Vallon 7 N ; T ] . o | (G BERTGHT, SAF: ¥ - T C VIN 200 |Julin 0. 4 ci8lef sn | 21 | &3 | 610 40 50 | Nra K Browsier, Seattle B I Shb cvarortiand N A ey iy 13 | U houss: ‘must be a machinist and an up lo date SCHMITZ, nmuuma‘fi-fifl'nm‘:’fifi"sfii CAREEY CLEANING. 205 |Im.Caiph 210: | % | 3% 10 300 | Mrs Peanter, Woodland M A King, Orovilie ing, locomotive engines: xood references. Ad- | Secoiclani famil ar with steam plant and water | Ry ey 9 Pt S R 93¢ [ixaminen, 4. 06| 7| 8% | 8 | 8 5 00 5 500 | 3 Ll -uuteh D Morrisog, Jas Angeles | drias Kngineer. Monigomers Hoten Hecontat.~C | POYer. U. §. Industrial Agency, room 165, Crock- | JJLEGANT EMERSON, FIR~T-Lass Gox: | (1Y STEAN CARPET CLEANING g Good stat. Wou eas ly. Winuer, 1. iuady’s oh. ., by imp. Cheviol-Phosbe Anderson. Time, | U I France, Toledo F Sm.th, Westport ol = ' L s tetidise roronerfice B. W.LICK,116 McAlligter. | J cleans, moves. lays carpets. 6. H. STEVENS, 26 T H Williats, Weatport B 1 Flaher i ‘W ANIED-BY MAN AGED 30, A POSITION XPERTENCED RESTAURANT COOK, NO AGNIFICENT STEINWAY UPRIG — | Msr, 38 and 40 iighth st.; telephone South 250. W J Burns, Oregon R M Grenny, San Quentn Of trust; is not afraid of work: will give bonds o:her: woman preferred. Call early, 858 Mis- Sehubert: litle used: sacrifios. 1019V ah o | (JAKPETS CLEANED AN D 04, FOUKTH KaACE—One mile; handicap: all ages; purse §300. H - feyncids, los Avg H Syuney, Los Angeles - | 1f noovasicy. 1 C, box 66, Gall Offcs. alon, room 9, top floor. 2 W & BAGGER S0 EA ENTFO Sraen | Ollike new. WiROUSONCh. S5 henin: o o Z Y Peters, Aloany uvers, Aiban; ¥ o 93 5 f T - - - 3 . SOLE A- [ FOR HA new. RGUSOX i tel - 7 Teiing" | A Dawney, 8t Paul G L Peters. St aal 0“’1‘;;: gl L ;L:fl"u:fio\::fm =D T)RIYVER FOK CLEANING AND DYEING 65 +& Davis and Francis Bacon planos. HIALLET | Soutn 33_D. MACKINTOSH &Cu., successors 236 |3 Play, 3 02| 1| 18 | 1¢ | 18 |13 171 | Miss Watson, Seatde 7 ki Buckner.Swuta Rosa | Y QUNG MAN (22), SPEAKING PERFECT ANTED—36 GOPIES OF 3 PAGES OF | GUF vans. Briggs and other planos, pet-beating Works, 353-57 Tehama st.; tel. S0. 4 ). 01| 3] 84 | 2h | 24 | 210 85 gy | TMShook, Alaska © P McBeth, Alaska Eagiah, Gergait ATl Risothi desinie poaltion wtypeflmcn lesal can; staie price. S, box | D 1 O S OLINS, ZITHE RS, GLD & NEW ¥ MITUHELL, CAKPET- LEANIN G Ol 206 {xncely S TlSvkber! §a b L piig B O S L B L Box 101, Call Oficn, co: best references. 0. K., | 13, Call Offtce. DOTLAT maker. repairer. 2 Lacham place. | o . 240 14th st : cleaning 3¢ a yard. Tel. s 7 204 [Thelms, 4. vl 2 ‘anguler, Seattle . W H Wonal, Portland 2o a3 SHOEMAKER OR REPAIRES Wikiee A WEEK ON NT CONT] — — 5 5 W : ; W McMulien, U OW Ausiin, N¥ APANESE SCHOOL BOY WANTS 70 0 | QUOEMAKER OR REPATRER WANTED: | A vuv rew plane. aa Bl byt CONTRACT | (SARFET-CLEANING, §ci LAYING, §o; 100 3 “,;/,,,,d star. Won driving. Winner, G. B. Morris' b. g. by imp. Sir Modred-Playtuing. Time, | J H Toole, N WA Jook & w oo work in a family. Address Frank, 768 Castro new ghop; city. ress W. H., box 85. Call. samples free: tel. Jessie 944. Stratton, 19 8th st 4414 Mrs 5 J Gwens, Los Ang J ¥ Lyons, N ¥ st., Oakland. ¥ FIRS1- LASS TAILORING ESTABLISH. s O T- BEATIN g - - S o ¢ - ATTO R NONKLIN'S CARPRT- BEATING WORK~ 94, FLFIE KACE—One and & quarter miles; hurdie race: purse $400. 3§ W Balwin cal T M Tuylor, Santa Anita PAISIERGRATNER AND PAPEIHANGER BQ";:"\;:‘:’;‘:’; "‘-P ‘;’:;‘3 - HBNEVS-AT-LAW, 333 Golden Gate ave. Telephone Kast 146. . AL tarlion, N'Y I B H : w. refercnces: strictly lemperate: will work 5 a . WILSON, FOOT | QAILORS’ AND ME +CAYAKD AL GREAL WESTERN CARPE - TowmE, | A L Gwiom N Y | LB iecring & w.aferced | vy olieap by day. OF job, tox caun or fn exchange | 0 Filin ofe st oot et pUECHANICS WAGES COL | 3 eitanins W arke o Sheni sy = tna. | Horse, weight. | St. | 14 Y. Op. - L | ¥ Seiber,8an Luis Obispo 4 gflgmhhm room. Address Room, box 65, Call 'CAI\VASSEBS FOR SHOW CARDS; GOOD “.,"7,‘11“ advice free. J. G. Jml‘rsxss.ll'::nc‘wm : i : S ; d arket st., room 34, e e 180 |Eurmal, 4 1| 21 23 1 65 PALACK HOTEL e e | S GOIIRURRION ¢ 1O ERRS S0 : BICYCLES, R piarEet: 3| 13 310 bi ey Deaver R Lewis, London 3 S TEATRD ML DYMINT, RIGRE ANTED — MAN WHO UNDFuSTANDS | A UVICE FREE—LIVORCE L. o ¢ {Thiee Forks, L is i3 Biie 3 H Baxier, N Y néi:;.":.{&'fi:flt' termuor hours_junitariie o lout- W R At W20 VS S TANDS lA alty: urivate; no charge uniess siccasstnrs i | QPECIAL BARGAIN: NEW AND SECOSD: Zaragoa, u 4l 82 35 & fals A denies €ar ™ ¥ | menu writing; sober: compeent: ‘trstworsty | PAYING ZCHAIR BARBERSHOP: ELk | 1ended to. o o tonrc ot Wil deeds ic., at- | by B400; bighest grades; Jowest prices. DAVIS HR i o8 1 Hudden. London young man._Address 3. J. box 103, Call Officez |t wanily futed up: must be sold. Apply to Sher et BOWE, auty-abinw. 880 aarker, | BROTHE 5 (yele Dovt 30 Grars xt -3 ; Mrs T H silby & d, ¢ on, Los, 4 on Sikn Co., 2434 Third st. 3 - . CHRONICLE BLDG: = Good start. Won ariving. Winner, Burns & Waleriouse stable’s b g, by Bersan-Fair Lady, | A Kitby. URN. o o T enmact Los Ang e R L S e Al:: DURAL CALF R. i irecs, provate: ail cases: fees tows e e RGHINES, Timey 1265 W Crans, Waies M L Mcbonald & w, Cal | where. Address L B. T box 66, Cull, 1 S w0 order; $250, 959 Howaid, ur, sivih: | A beaar DAVITION e | A ML XINDS BOUGHT, SOLD. KXCHANGED =W N, 927 Marker s Tented .repaired; lowes: rates. 205 Fourth s