The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 9, 1897, Page 14

14 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDA B I e e e e i JANUARY 9, 1897 SCORCHED HIS BROTHER BOOKIES Joe Ullman Won Several Thousand Over the Win of Fortuna. Mt. McGregor II Beat St. Lee and Captive, Equaling a Track Record. Elmer F Won at 0ids of 12 to 1—Moy- lan Beaten Through Sloan’s Care- less Riding—Notzs. The layers of odds at Ingleside yester- | day gothold of a red-hot iron. Among the starters in the third race, for which the gelding George Rose was a 6 tob choice, was the mure Fortuna. She had not been doing much of late to cause any uneasiness, and the pub! got aboard the favorite ea and often. Whether the Chicago bookmaker and plunger, jovial Joe Uliman, had a dream or not will prob- ably ever remain a secret locked withip the innermost portals of his soul. The ring is now wishing that 1t closed there previous to the race and that Joe had lost the key. cago waited until 10 to 1 was chalked against the mare and then he began cut- ting his coin loose. George Rose was pleased to take a good bet, laying $1000 against $200, and so were the other pen- cilers. Now they wish that Mr. Ullman had remained at Hot Springs all winter. Backed down to fours Fortuna took hold of the favorite, George Rose, by the head, and, shaking him off in the stretch as an elephant would a theater-loving flea, won very handily, covering the seven furlongs n 1:29)4. The winner once won a stake event at Ingleside, starting at all sorts of odds, and is altogetber quite an enigma in the racin line. The man from the Windy City must have cleaned up several thousands. ‘There were several other squalls that upset calculations. Moylan, was beaten through stupid riding on the part o! Sloan, and Formal, which should have won from here 10 next Fourth of July, was also beaten through Sloan striking a pocket just after the start. The first choices were fortunate indeed to win 1wo races. Mount McGrezor Il now shares with Chartreuse II the honor of holding the Ingleside track record for a miie of 1: The hooded sprinter, Starting an evei- money choice for the mile purse event, led his only two competiiors, St. Lee and Captive, from wire to wire and won ridden out by over a length. In a bumping match through the stretch St. Lee, with H. Martin up, downed Captive, ridden by Sloan, a head for the place. Sam Doggett illustrated Sloan in the fifth r he fact to ce that it is just as well to win by a length or 80 as it isa head. Tod bad the ruount on E. Cor gan’s Moylan, the 2 to favorite, and with the race well in hand grew a bit gay oppo- site the paddock and Sam, coming with a rush on old McLight, beat the favorite out three paris of a length. It was a race thrown away. Olive was a close third. Fig Leaf wook the five-furiong scramble, for which she was an even-money favorite with nothing to spare at that. George Paimer ran second all the way and ina bard drive only conceded defeat by a neck. Sly, the second choice, with Sloan up was a fair third. A very ordinary lot of barrier in the opening seiling event over one mile and a furlong. Dan Honig's Brametta occupied the seat of honorin the betting, and a detightfully ener- vating finish was third to Navy Blue and Carrie U, the trio crossing the finishing line heads apart. The ring laid 5 to 1 against the winner. The final proceedings of the after- noon's sport” was a six-furlong spin, with a field of nine sprinters, carry- ing welter-weights, Sport MecAllister, with 152 pounds in the saddle and piloted by Sam Doggett, was dele- gated by the wise ones to carry the coin, being sent 1o the post a 7 to 5 choice, Formal was backed by his people from iwos down to 8 to 5, platers faced the had been in- | The man ffom Chi- ; The odds-on choice, | and should have | turned up an easy winner. _After leading | to the stretch Sport bevan displaving dis- tress signals and was passed by E'mar F, which horse, in a hard drive, led Formal | out at the wire by a neck, in 1:17). The favorite stood a drive gamely, fin:shing a good third. ST R > NOTES. Willie Martin was not feeling in the- best of health yesterday and decided to stay on the ground. He was carded to ride both Moylan and Formal and would | probabiy have landed both winners. | Lou White snpposed that he had Thorpe | engaed to ride Wawona in the last race, | but at the last moment found himselt without a jockey and the judges ordered i the entry scratched & | The following weights have been ‘an- | nounced for the Berkeley handicap at six | furiongs to be run at Oakland on Monday, January 11: | " Mount McGregor IT 136, Sweet Favor- | date 125, Caspar 116, Cahforria 116, | Chenille 100, Yankee Doodle 135, rerseus , Scarfpin 114, Ricardo 114, May R 100, ervoso 100. Nebula 100, Summertime 133, McFarlane 102, La Mascota 115, Nelson | 112, Magnet 136, Zamar II 121, Ferrier 140, | True Biue 110, Fly 115, Sly 110, Sir Play {125, Cash Day 136, Cresariun 136, Lucky Doxg 140, St. Lee 136, Service 130, Alvarado 130, Bellicoso 1#5, Crescendo 125, San- downe 124, Pete Kitchen 120, S8im W 120, Ludy McCann 120, Hallelujah 100, Peril Torsino 125, Hannetta . Sea Spray 118, Sugar Foot 105, George Miller 125, Svengali 100. Logan 125, De- | . Major Fludd 105, Braxey 100, 124, Bourbon 120, Zoolein 100, iy 100. Among the selections of likely winners in TuE CALL yesterday were given Fortuna (10 to 1) and Elmer F (12to 1), both of w_ich led their fields past the wire. The jockey carded to ride Little Bob in the opening race was late making his weight and the horse was ordered scratched by the judges. From his showing in the seven-furlong race vesterday it is quite evident that Fiy is able to go six furlongs, and will bear | watching. 1f ever a horse was a ““lead pipe” to win |a& race that horse was Formal, which | started in the last event run yvesterday. Away from the post well Sloan managed | to get pinched by two horses and almost pulied the chestnut up to a walk. A | block behina the leaders, he went up gradually on the outside and was beaten | but a neck. |~ Riley Grannan, Denny Lynch and most of the big bettors bad their checks down on Sport McAllister to win. Jockey Scuerer heads the list of win- | ning jockeys at New Orleans. The popular bookmaker, Abe Levy, will shortly leave New Orleans for San ¥ran- cisco. | Following are to-day’s entri; First race, selling, one and an eighth miles. (356)Xav .14 325 Art.cus. 01 108 101 | 335 Veragu 846 Dovle. Foremost. | 338 Scimitar.. Second race, selling, three-fourths of a mile, 34 Bon Doubt... 176 Contrition. 51 Capt. Cos 2) Cadenza 538 Baujo .. . 320 Hymn () Potentate. 341 San Marco. . 340 Shieid B arer 354 Pa merston.....104 304 Last Chance... 104 Fourth race, selling, one Benamea ....... 101 't Dauce....101 main. o4 Le Fonss. 106 99 102 ST 360 Miss Ross 342 Mobalasca. 342 F.vory. 110/ 304 Harry 0. 104 342 Davlight.. 107 g d & sixteenth miles. 351 Jack Richelfen.103 353 Minnie Cee. 274 Little Bob. mi 347)Hello.. {erman 142 138 128 Bedford ... ...1.7 M. Keel 128 Sixth race, match, $1000 a side, $500 added, five- erzhiths of o mile. 349 Pat Murphy....100] 345 Yemsen. 100 seventh race, three-year-olds, seven-elghihs of mile 92 Don Clarencio.. 95| 357 Nonchalancs. aker..... 9| 318 Aulcus. 105 5 ard ... 111/ 76 Flambeauet e. 100 | 548 Greyhurst.1|108| 254 James Porteus. 95 SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY. 9 Esperance.. 269 im. Autonomy. 25 847 Fred Gardner..125 812 FIFL.. ..125 108 | First race—Frank K, Scimitar, Ar- ticas. Second race—O’Fleeta, Perhaps, Star- ling. Third race—Major Cook, Mobalasca, Potentate. Fourth race—Kamsln, Benamela, Fifth race—No selection. Sixth race—Yemen., Seventh race—Howard S, Greyhurst, Miss Baker. Morte Fonse, The Hittites were first mentioned about 900 B. C. as a commercial and military na- tion to the north of Palestine. *THE CALL” PACIFIC COAST JOCKEY CLUB. ' lIngleside Racetrack. Thirty-eighth day of the winter meeting. Qr (s FIRST RACE—One and an eighth mile: 356. P RACING GUIDE. Friday, January 8, Track fast. 4 1897, Weather fine. 7 sefling: three-year-olds and upward; purse $350. Horse, age, welght. Jocker. 107 7 102 102 T2 96 104 2 104 1 |z 41 07| 1l534 |8 Navy Blue, 5 Currie U, 4. Frameua, 4 Examiner, 6. Rebekah, Masoero, 4.. Kroad Billow, 4 Fleetwood. 5 3 6 1 lifvan Barringer. . 15 Jones 20 4 6) 20 8 0 [G. Wilson' |Reidy . | Buriingame. Good start. Won driving. Winner, . H. Boyle’s b g., by Blue Wing-Bay Bettie. Time, 1:6714. 357. SECOND JACE—Five-eighths of a mile; t brec-year-olas; purse $400. Index Horse, weight. | Betting, Fin. | Jockey. |Op. Fig Leaf Geo. Paimer. Sy = Fortunate Nouchalante. . 97 99 12 102 110 s 105 105 110 102/ 1 a7 105/ 1 Laura Burt indy Hurst... Harold Lindsa; Mercutio 136 | Lady Loc 65 3 b 3) | 3v | 15 | | 1nk |Jones. ... 23 |H Martn 314 (T, Sloan 44" IClawson 53 |McEugh 17 |Shaw Spenc |0’ Leary. | Barringer. |Goden |G. Wils ‘hompson 80 100 50 0 50 | 18 Won_drivi 1:021, Straggling starc Orange Leat. 7in Waterhouse's b. £, by imp. Martenhursi- THIRD or four-year-olds and upward; purse $400, Bettiug. O] Fin. Jockey. Fortun George Cods. 4... Doub ful, 4 £y, 8 2 | Aliahibad. 5. Boreas. 5. .. {Schmz, 3 348 |Joe K, 4. 13 | Thompson Znk |H. Martin | -laughter. |Spence: Good start. Won easily. Winaer, J. Carroli’s b. m.. by Brutus-Viola Rea. Time, 859, YOUKTH RACE—One mile; three-year-olds and upward; purse $300. Index.| Horse,age, weight. | St.| 14 | Bettinj Pin. | Jockey. Cl. 13 | 2h 3 423 | MuM GregorIL,d. 102 2 3)|St. Lee, 4.........102] 1 3 | Capiive. 4710 0002) 3| op. ey 2 52 1114 k. Jones.. 2h'"|H. martin 5. 3 IT. Sioan. 5- 1 2 Good s°art. Time, 1:4084. Won haudily. Winner, Buros & Waterhouse’s b. ¢., by Day Star-imp. Miss McGregor. S(), FLETH BACE—Seven-cighths of a wile: selllog; four-year-olds and upward. Index. | SHorse, age, weight. | | Beuting. {McLight, 6 . (349)|Moxlan, 4. 341 (Olive,5..... 1 |Miss Ross, 4... 397 | Arnetie, |o.__ci. |5 12 5 1 %0 | | voggett. . bloan | Jones Barri | Llawso Good stert. Won cleverly. J. B. Coleman s ch. h Macduft-Longalizht. Time, 1:29. (7 SIXTH KACE—1hree-quarters of a mil 361. : three-yesr-old, and upward; purse §350. Betting, OpiLi G, - Jockey. ) | Elmer F.6........132 |Formal. 4... 132 |Sportae A 1iisin5.1 | Pecksaift, 5. {God Bug, a... | Hueaeme, 5 |Grady, 4.... {Fond Hope, 5 | orme, age, weigne.| 5 | | o |arouemen it | Freeman..... T. & oan... Loggett. ... Bergen. C. Weber . Peters 6 Wilkins. 20 Coady..... 100 13- 12 2 65 Pl S*FERR"] CEETENERE Eaoe—c e PRTPISVEY BAG U < ® ] £ & C0’s br. g, by Pordand-Faotasia. Time, 1:17%4 | have both gold and copper. A SKILLED MINER FOR CHAIRMAN Assemblyman Fontana on the Rapid Growth of the Mining Interests. The Increased Output in Cala- veras and All Along the Mother Lode. The Big Union Coppzr Mine Soon to B2 Started — Legislation Which Will Augment the Supply of Money | Assemblyman C. D. Fontana of Cala- | veras County, who is here for a few day! says it is surprising how the mines of Calaveras and contiguous counties along the mother lode are developing. He thinks the output of all these counties will be materially increased this year. Speaking particularly of Calaveras, with which he has so long been identified, both as a miner and business man, he says it will tbis year,in his judgment, take the lead in the production of mineral. “It would have done so in 1895, the last year for which we bave the returns,” he said, “had it not been for the firein the Utica mine, which caused it to be closed for two months. As it was, Nevada County outranked it slightly. But, I be- lieve, it is usually conceded that Calaveras is first, 1 i “Ilive at Copperopolis, and there we The Union copper mine there, which is owned by the Ames estate, is one of the greatest in the country. I suppose there 1s none bigger anywhere, unless it is the Anaconda mine. “The Union is closea down at present, | but since the great advance in copper it is | the especial desire to start the mine, and as soon as the estate is adjusted, which will probably be very soon, tlie great prop- erty will be work=d by a full force of men. ‘Tue output of this mine when it was worked was 100 tons a day, and 350 men were employed. The starting of this big property will make a tremendous @iffer- ence. ““There have been a great many inquiries in Calaveras for properties and a great deal of bonding during the past four monthis. I think the outlock is brighter now than it has ever been. A I amount of development work is being done, too. The men who have mines ars working them steadily. There has never been more interest 1n legitimate mining. In all parts of the mountains are intelli- gent prospectors, who are doing what they can to deyelop the mineral wealth. “The principal mines, including the big Utica, the Gwyn, Royal, Ford and others, are working gova forces. The Utica is employing about 500 men, and, of course, its output is keeping right up. Every- body knows something about the heavy product of this mine. “But probably they are not so fully 1n- formed about the Gwyn, whic. is owned by Thomas Beishaw and Senator Voor- heis. The Gwyn is now down 1600 feet, and has recently completed a forty-stamp | mill. Oreis being crushed now, for the mill started up a littie while ago and is being run steadily. ““The Ford is going to be a fine mine. | The uwners are sinking on it now, and it is showing up a fine body of ore. The Jones mine at Robinsons Ferry is very prominent now, too. It is being worked and has a good ore body. The Thorpe mine is another property about which one now hears a great deal. It isat the Forth crossing. Tbe Mosher and Hector at Mokelumne Hill are also developing well. ““There aré fully 1500 men at work in 1he county, and this big lorce is being added to. Whatis true oi Calaveras is true ina similar degree of Tuolumne, Mariposa, Amador, El Dorado, Nevada, Placer and other counties. The interest continues to glow. 1 am’ satisfied that we are on the eve of signal prosperity so far 8s our mines are concerned. The best of it is that the development is lezitimate. Because of all this [ am especially interested in all the legislation that may come up this winter at Sacramento in regard to mining. We must look out for the mining interests. In doing so we need not in any way con- flict with the farming interest. In fact they will each be valuable to the other. “The members of the Legislature from the mining counties—such as Assembly- man W. S. Robinson of Nevada, Assem- blyman H. T. Power of rlacer, Assembly- man Caminetti and Assemblyman G. H. Burnham of Placerville—are all much in- terested in the legislation that will come un. This leeislation is varied and imvor- tant, and for this reason I am anxious that a man with a thorough knowledge of min- ing be given the chairmansiip of the Committee on M nes and Mining.” SHERIFF MAKES OHANGES. | Seven Employes Will Resign to Give Others a Chauce. Sheriff Whelan made a few changes among the employes in his department yesterday 1o give a few men who hzd been waiting for positions a c' ance. Two inside deputies, Jobn Curley and J. J. McDonald, were asked to resign, as were 1wo men, James Brown and James Fitzgerald, at jail 1. ‘Three men were let out at the House of Correction, Frank McNesby, Daniel Doherty and David Wail. The successors of these will be an- nounced within a few days. THE STOCK MARKET. Challenge was the active stock yesterday, sell- 1ng at 55@65¢. Belcher also sold freely at 48@35c, and Yellow Jacket at 35@i3c. The oiher s.ocks were qulet. The Crown Point assessment falls delinquent in board te-day. ‘The usual monthiy dividends ot 50c pershare by the Pucific Gas Improyement Company and the San Jose Water Company have been declared, and will be paid on the 11th. The annual meeting of the Pacific Surety Com- Ppany has been called for Janusry 25. The Teresa Mining Company of Sinaloa, Mexico, has levied an assessmeut of 5 cents per share, de- linquent February 5. Tue kdisen Light and Power Company has de- clared a divizend ior the half month ending De- cember 81 of 3315 cen s jershare. This is hal the regular monthiy rate of 6623 cents, and it was declared 50 as Lo c.0se the dividend account of the ol company before opening the books of the new San Francisco Gas and Electric Company, which bas avsirbed the Edison, The dividend will be pald on Ja uar: 15 The sums disbursed by the mining corporat‘ons on the Comstock for lubor uriny December were as follows: Hale & Norcross $1235: Andes (es:i- mated). $1200; Con. (al. & Va, $11,541: Mexi- cau, $1742: Cphir, $2314; Best & Belcher, $2124 25: Gould & ‘Curry, ~ 85825: Alta (enti® mated), 81500: Utah. $308; Oceidental, $235 Brunswick Exp oiation Company, $6106 7 age, 52450 Crogn Point, $819 66; Yellow Jacket, 81:82; Confidluce, §314: ~ Clallenge, = $144: Belcher, 81544: megregatcd Belcher, $48 i Impe- rial, 891 Bul.ion, $1036: Cnoilar, $4518; Potos, $480: Union Skait, $2383: ~lerra Nevada, $711, Alphas, $7 Nevada Miil (estimated), $2500. 1Gan Sav Auss, Following were the sulesin the San Francisco Stock Hoard yesterday: REGULAR MORNING SESSION, COMMEN CING §:30. 200 Alpha.....15150 Conti....1.45/360 Potost 100 Al 10U C Point....3. | 50 .. 100 Andes. 500 B e 510 HAN L B, N &N G/100 Stnrd...1.! 100 Bullion....09|.0) Mexican..48[z00 Uniou l.ugg :"I)g Chllnge. gb ?g'? B 61200 ¥ Juuket..43 oo 64800 Yz, 19/300 500 CHoli. .2 801 ol | Board yesterduy AFTERNOON SESSION— 200 Eelcner....53 300 B&B......b4| 100 -53| 100 Huiiion. 400 Chaiixe. 60| 200 ........ 6l 100 Chiiar. ... 7» 500 CC& V... .35 2 50! Following were the saes in the Pacific Stock 300 21 500 Exchr.....08 100 50 G & G127 200 Savage. 200 . 250 Union... 44 100 Gtab......08 600 ¥ Juoii..d1l REGULAR sESs1oN—10:30. 100 Caleda. 350 Chollas 1200 ...... 350 CUV. 113214 s 490 Contt 1.5275|3 10215 300 .4.{200 Ovrmn.... 19 i5) Poiost....88 10) Kavage. 28 1790 Scorplon..02 L2000 Con 1 U 500 C N Y fiow....0-|300. 200 Challge. .. 6|2 200 C67) 150 Stnrd 830 Unlou. 3)) Uan 7 5000 YJuckeis3 300 ... 100 Justice. 1950 Kentuc 871750 ... 68500 L Waah, 2221641300 M. x1 - 27) AFTERNOON +ESS10: 570 Alonsi... 5, Uy ChOIr.....79 400 T 1200 CC& V.1 2450 250 130 800 Crwa Pt.. 27 400 Alin. 20) Andes 100 ........ 80O Eelcber...51 500 .. “52(300 1000 B & B...b5[200 . E 56/400 Exchar...0¢] 0 G 2T -1075500 G Eagle 800 Caleda.... 18[50, . 400 Challge. 500 100 Favace. 100 SB&M. 200 5 Nev. 1000 S Hiil 50 Sinrul 471, 25300 Union......43 26200 Gtah. 200 15200 Y Jekil la2 7(300 Justice. .00 L0 g0 300 Mxic.....44/500 LLOUSING QUOTATIONS. FRIDAY, Jan. 8-3 Pox. o Asked,| Bla. Asked. 15 16Jolla. E=asien 05 Tustice! 16| Kentuek: & 51/ Lady Wash. Best & Beichise 55 56| Mexican... Benton Con.... U7 10| Nevada Queed. Bullion . 08| Occldencal. Caledonia. |Ophir. Chollar ... 020 78 Overmai Con.Cal&Va 11.50 155| Potost Challenge Con. 54 04 SCOrpIO. e 1.30|>eg. Belches... U5 iver Hill.... 27 ~jerra Nevals 46 44 standard =Sy ndicase; (6 Uniou Cod 25| Utan. ... 1) how Tce BLOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE, FRIDAY Jan §-2F TXITED STATES BONua Frd. 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Foara— 50 Giant Powder Con. 18 Edison Lizht & Po 1 do do 50 Bawatian Com 50 Hutchinson 3 P Co.. 100 Mutual Electric Light. .. 15 Oakiand Gas....... 16 S F Gaslight, $1000 Northern R’y of Cal 6% Bond: 65U Pacitic Gas Imp. EALKS— A PTERUOS N 2dd Tonrd— $1000 Ferries & CIiff House Bond b Giant Fowder Con. 10 do do 10 do do 10 2 do 2 0o, .-t 150 Mutual Electric Light. $3000 Omnibus Cable Bonds. . 10 Pacific Gas fmp. 5 S F Guslizac.. 60 5V Water... 250 Mutual } lectric Light. 25 Onkland Gas §20008 V 4% Bo 79 90 . 2650 T 126 25 % 16 50 17 60 %495 | 7 1214 | 54 50 98 50 SAN FRANCISCO *CALL." BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALI—~ 710 Market street, open unill 12 o'clock every ight in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. £59 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 7183 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open watll 9 o'clock. : 2618 Mission street, open until 9 o'clock. 116 Ninth street. onen until 8:30 o'clock. NodaCe MLELINGS, E&, REGULAR SESSION OF GOL. den Gaie Encampment No. 1, I. O, O. ¥, will be held fn kncampment’ Hall THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING Janoary, 9. at 8 o'clocx. Canton No. 5 will be present. In- s.aliation of officers will te held. Refresnments served, and a good time §s expected. Come all. H. (. GEORGE, Scribe. EXCELSIOR DEGREE B S S 2,1.0. 0. F 3 lar meeting THIS EVENING. Third \ CHURCH NOTICES. TRINITY M. E. CHURCH, CORNER Sixteenth and Market sis.—Rev. F. F. ervices morniug 11 o'clock: sunday-sciiool 12:30 P.3e: John Dyar, su, eri tendent. The pestor will pr-ach morn ng and evening. Mora'ns subject, -* Picnic Christians; ” evening, *The Boundary Line.” All are cordiaily luvited 10 attend. dSeats free. Pas- tor's residence, 3631 Sixteent) s . CENTRAL METHODIZT EPISCOPAL Chureh, Mission st., bet. Sxth ana Sev- enth—Rev. E. K. Dille, D.D, ‘pastor; . V. Watt, Sunday-school superiniendent: J. J. Morzis, musi- cal direcior: . M. Bosworth, organist. The pastor will preach at 11 A.M.: subject, “The dawn of a New Life.” In the evening he’ Evangelist, W. K. shepard, will preach and conduct revival services: also on Monday, Tuesday aud_Wedne: day evenings. Afternoon meetings at 2 o'clock. >unday-school fo-morrow, 1 . M. ¥oung People meeting 0. All welco (=] RD-STREET METHODIST EPIS- copal Church. bet. Second and Third streets, two blocks from Palace Hotel—Rev. W. W. Case, D.D.. pastor: Martin ~chu iz musical director; JW. Whitin,g “unday-school superintendent. Hours of public services, 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Sunday-school st 12:30, Prayer meeting Wed- nesday evening, 7:45. Epworth Leacue, 6:30 Suuday evening. Evangelist Marshall will preach both- morning and_eveming. This extraordinary man will conduct revival services in this church every nishi next week. Pastor's residence, 140 Hawxthorne s reet, near the church. Telephone Réa 961. Churcn tel phone, riack 961, SITUATIONS WANTED-—Continued. HELP WANTED—Continned. 7 OUNG, PREPOSSESSING, REFINED LADY Y Dounereener for widowers family, ciiy or Country, Inquire for Mrs. M., 646 Telegraph ave., Oukland. 28 ERMAN WOMAN WANTS WORK; WASH- ing, ironing or cleaning by the dl’-‘ GINZ- BERG, 152 Perry st.. bet. Third and Fourth. 7OUNG LADY WITH MANY ‘ACCOM PLISH- ments desires a place as_housekreper in a wid- ower or bachelor's home. _Room 2, 223 Post st FOUNG GEEMAN GIKL WoULD LIKr A position to assist In light hous:work. No postais: call at 1623 rowell st ADY WOULD LIKE TO DO PLAIN SEW- ing and mending at home, 131 Taylor st., rm.2. MERICAN LADY, AGE 37, DESIRES A PO- sition as housekeeper. Address MES. F.4. REYNOLDS, vakland P. O. f ANTED—EXPERIENCED APPRENTICE on custom coats. 373 Natoma st. IBERAL OFFEK: WEEKS SEWING lessons, free o all beginners inis week: pat- teroscu to order. 23c. McDowell Dresscuiting Academy, 635 Market A~ TED—MEN, V TO BT ber trade; only 8 weeks require; tools given; catalogue se: 8. F. Barber Scuool, 1515 Howar T AWRENCE CUTTING SCHOOL 1S 7H J ouly reliable place for patterns: every one guaranteed to be perfec. 1231 Market st. OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABL Winchester House, 44 Third st., 200 room: 25¢ to $1 50 per nigh! per week: free 'bus and bazgazs Lo a FL\'N.\'E DRESSMAKING AND C Academv. 14 McAllister st. $1 a week. —— Yul}i\u GERMA . WIDOW DESIRES POSI- tlon as_working housekeeper for, widower or bacheior 108 Fourth st., room 2. OUNG LADY, REC.NTLY FROM CON- necticu., desires « position as a wnrkln&hoflu— ke« per in widower's or bache.or's bome. Room 6 1007 Market st. OUNG ERMAN LADY DESIRES PUSI- tion a8 housekeeper. Adaress or cali 112 Tay- lor st.. room id. MERICA © WOMAN WANSMS CHAMBER- work or charge of linen in lodging-house; ref- erences. 1530 kddy st. SIMPSON MEMORIAL METHODIST 1 Wl‘!nllfiopll Church, cor. Hayes and Buchanan sts—Rev. John Stephens, pastor; residence, 509 Haight st. Preaching at 11 a. M, and 7:30'P. ¥, ‘I e pastor will preach at both services. =Subject at1l A, “Merce and Trath.” At 7:30 P, “-Angels ” Union revivul service at California-street Church all this week. Sunday-school at 12:50 . M., C. B. Perkins superintendent. Lpworth League sérvice ay .M. The pubiic cordially invited 10 all the services of this church. Serts free. Ushers in attendance. Prayer-nieeling Wednesday evening at 7:45 o'clock. TTRST-CLASS COOK WISHES SITUATION. Appiy 5038 Sixteen:h si. 719 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE 713 CALL: subscrincions ana want ads taken. TBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR THE CALL taken at branch office, 339 Hayes sh; open untit § MAL. LeLs wWADLLD, W ANIED-MIDDLE-AGED SINGLK MAN as salesman for dairy depot In city, most be a first-class buttermaker and have gooi references: gardener for country place, < 20 (0 $25 and found: blacksmith and suoer for street r irond company. in_country town. $45 per mont! farmers milkers: €00k and second for institutio cook, sma‘l ranch. $15: and others. W. D, & CO.. 626 Clay st JUK AND WIFE FOR A COUN- try bourding school, near city, 860 per mo th first-class. W. D. EWE it & CO., 626 Clay. o7 AL R_FOR Countrs, $25 10 $3): por.e ey hotel, $20. C. K. HANSE A ARDE private place near city, 75c a cord and board. Geary st. INSFITUTION, woodchopper, C. R HANSEN &'CON 110 W JhjiEs, ER HOUSE. 48 THIRD ST N& Market: 200 yooms: 250 to "§1 80 per nlgn: 3160 106 per week: convenlent and respectubie: | tree bu d from the ferry. 5 _OWARD PRESBYTERIAN CH cor. Uk ana Baxer sts.—Rev. F. R. pastor. Services at 11 A. M. and 7:45 P. M. Ev-ning suvieet, “Mcdern Spiritualism.’” Sabbath- school a1 9:30 A. 3. Y. P.S. C. 5 P. Missionary prayer-meeting and tea social on Wednesday evening _Young people’s chorus and social on Friday evening. Strangers cordially wel- comed. Pastor’s residerice, 519 Devisadero st FIRST _PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, cor. Van Ness ave. and Sacramento st.—Rev. Robert Mackenzie, D.D.. pastor: Kev. Edwin Hari Jeuks, co-pastor. Dr. Mackenzle will preach at 11 a.' s Mr. Jenks wiil preach at 7:30 P 3t Sunay-school at 12:45 p. a: Y. P.S. C. E at6:.08 P.M.: pray: r-meeiing Weanesday at 8 P. 3. All are welcoie. FIRST UNITARIAN CHUWCH, . cor. Geary and Frank!in sts.—Rev. Dr. Stebbins, minisier. The Sunday-school is at 9:45. Bible-class conducted by Rev. Samuel Siocomb. ‘The morning service Is at 11 o'clock. Pro- fessor hdwrl it. Griggs of tne Leland Staniord will preach. All are cordially in- CHURCH, Mission st.. bei. Elgbth and Ninth. Eng- lish service at 8 p. M. The asior. Rev. Dr. k. Neiander, will pr-ach on “Sweet Galilee.” Special singing and music under the direction oz Protessor J. V. Engquist. Al are cordially invitea. SPECIAL NOT1C THE SECRETAKY OF THE SAN Francisco Protestant Orphan Asylum So- ciety Lereby give 8 noiice thatihe following orphan and hi 1f-orphan £icls and boy's have been admitted 1o the ins itution from July 1, 1696, to January 1, Nora Percher, 61a, years: Emma shoe- , 11 years: Axnes M. Gartner. 11 vears: Mable Thomas, 10 yeurs: Mary Thomas, 7 years: Abnie Tromas, b vears; Kosa Capuceitl, 8 year Gladys Meyer, 12 years; Carrie Loufller, 12 years: Theresa Casenare, 12 years: Lucy Clement, % years; Netiie Woods, 19 years: Elsle Garate, 12 years: Grace Garatt, 11 yeas years: Saliva Mubliof. 2 years: Rose wiimot, years: Henry Welsman, 7 year:: Rowland Adams, 1415 years: Herry Joudshi,8 years: Louis Capu- ceul, 7 years: Erank Capucetti, 5 years; Thomas Casenare, 10 years: Leonard Casenare, 8 vears: George . Ault, 6 years: Eugene F. M Arthur Garait, 8 Robert Mullin. 3 Daniel Hawges, 1314 years. £ TICE IS HEREEY GIVEN THAT the Marla Kip Orphanage of 638 Foisom st., ~an Franciico, Lal., has received the following orphan. half-orphan and abandoned giris from Uc- tober 1 to December 51, 1896: Henrietta Ham- mer, aged 1 yearand 8 months: Vioiet Herrlng, aged 1 year and 8 months; Louise V. R. Howard, azed 12 years; Huz-l L. Langhorne, aged 1 year and 6 n.oaths; Almina Frefiger, aged 11 years: Olga Frenger, aged 9 years: Alfreda Frenser, aced | 7 years: Lena C. Claussen, aged 8 vears: Catherine Coughlin, aged 13 years: +mma M. Anderson, aged 4 years: Florence Cramer. aged 11 years Dulce “F. Murray, aged 12 years: Jessie Lyncn, aged 8 vears: Inacla Renteria, aged 6 years; Flora L McDonald, aged 3 years. ABANDONED CHILDREN IN_ ST B2 1 5iephs Tutant Orphan Asyiam, rom Jaly | 1, 1895. to.De. 31, 1896: John Dver, ace 6 years: Loretia D er,'age 3 years; Milto} Dyer, Bse2 years; Francis Madden, age 5 year: i ie Fitzgerald, age 6 Harry Wanl, age 5 years; Barney Joselyn, a.e 3 years. W BORROWERS ACCOMMODATED AT short notice; money 0 loan on lots north of the park, in the Kichmond districL: easy pay- ments. Apply (o W. J. GUNN, 410 Montgomery. 27, )| VIA UPIUN CUKE FOK §25: PER- fectly harmiess; ladies treated at home. B. D. KIMMIS, 916 Market si., Columbian Bui'ding. —%- BAD TENANIS LIECILD FOK 84 B<8” iiections made, ety or coutey. - Facis Callection Co., 415 ~lontev at.. T0om 6. Tal. 6580. CHEAPEST AND BEST IN HE WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the United States or Canada one year for $1 50, Dostage free. DIVIDEND NOTICES. DIVIDEND NOTICE—THE NEVADA Bank of San Francisco The board of di- rectors of this bank nave declared a dividend (No. 19) for the quarter ending December 31, 1896, ut the rate ot six (6) per cent per annum, payable on und aiter the 15tk of Janua y. Iraus. fer-bouks will be cl sed from the 10th to the luth inst., buth days Inclusive. D. B. DA VIDSON, Secretary. Ean Francisco. January 8, 1897 FOR THE HALF MONTH ENDING December 31, 189¢, a dividend of 3315 per shure 01 the issued capital stock of (he .50 Lizht and Power Company has been de- clared payable on the 15th day of January, 1897. T_nsfer boo<s will ¢ 0se at 5 o'clock on January 8, 1597. By order of the bi ard of directors of the Edison Light zod Poser Comp ny. J . R..EN, Secretary. & _ IUMBULDT SAVINGS AND LOAN SO- clety, 18 Geary st—The airectors have de- clared the follo.<in ~semi-annual dividends 420 Per cent per annum on term &nd 3.60 per cent per annum on ordinary deposits, payable on and after January 2, 1897, ERNEST BRAND, Sec. BIIUAT.ONs W AN EU—r EMALE. 7OUNG WOMAN, WITH PRIVILEGE AT- tending scnool 9 A. M to 3 P M. for room and Bosnl J.'F JOHASTUN & CO, 872 Brbadway, akland. MIDDLE-AGED AMFRICAN LADY FROM M “the East would lixe the care of an invalid: cheersu', patient and good reader: reterence given. Addiess D., box 18, Call Office; will leve city. M IBDLE-AGED WOMAN WANTS POSITI as_housekeeper or nurse. Call or address 3. L B. room 6, Madison House, Fifteenth st., ukiand. MRST-CLASS COOK WOUULD LIK« A POSL ' tion in private family or working housekeep.r in & grown mmily. Call 30634 Huyes st W OMAN WITH A CHILD 3 YEARS OLD wishes wors as hous-ke: per, cooking or gen- eraiNousework. A ddress 26 SIxth st room 11, T UUNG'LADY, UNINCUMBLRED, DESIRES place as working housekeever 1n_bachelor's or idower’s home. 1 Fifih st.. room 1. OUNG EASTERN WOMAN, SCANDINA- with giri babv of 4 years wauts any kind sework where she can feel she has & hom no triflers. 255 Perry st., rear, near Fifth. JITUATIONS WANTED BY COMPETENT Swedish girls o do second work. Call 8 Bond st., bet. Twelfth and Thisteenth, off Mission. degree will be conferred, A. K. KINGSFORD, D. M. W COURTALCATRAZ NO.T749,A.0. F.—Members are hereby 1o ifird to attend the funeral of our late br.ther, FRANK VITERE,0n SUNDAY, January 10. at 1:30 r. .’ from Zour iodge hall, corner Union and Stockton s:s. " Fine for nou-atend- ance. By order of R.J. BAUMAN, C. R, *. P. RICHARDSON, Fin. Sec. JOSEPH’S BENEVOLENT So- —Officers and members will_please at- | tend the annual meeting next ~UNDAY, Ji y 10, a0 2 P. M. WILLLAM MUKASKY, Pres. GEORGE MCGINN, Financial Sec. §F LUTCH ALINISG AND MILING Com pany—The r-ular annual mesting of the stockholders of the Dutch Mining aid Miiing Company will be helns a the office of the com: pany, rooms 67 ana 68, Stevensvn bullding. south- west corner Lalifornla and Mont.omery streets, San Francisco, Cai., on MONDA Y. the ‘18th day of January, 1897, at 2 o'clock r. M, for ihe pur- pose Of elécting w board of aireciors 10 serve for the ensuine year and for the transaction of such other business as may ve brought efore the meeting. Trans'er uooks close Tourscay. Janis ary 14, 1897, at 4 0'clock . ¥ [sxar ) O TRITTENBACH, President. b GEORGE W, GERHAED, Secretary. Fan Fran +co, January 7, 1897. ANNUA T MEETING—THE REGULAR annuel meeting of 1he stockholders of the Oce nic Steamsnip Company will be held av the oflice of the rompan., 327 Market street, San Francisco, Cal.,on THUKSDA Y, the 21st day of January. 1897,'at the hour of 11 '0'Cloek A. M. fcr the purpose of electing a board of directo:s to serve for the ensuing year and tha transaction of such other busness as may come before the meet- ing. Transter books will close on Saturday, Jan- uary 9, at12 o'c ock <. . SHELDON. *ecretary. THE ANNUAL MErTING OF THE ockholiers of the spring Valley Water Works will b held at 12 oclock, noon, on WEDNKSDAY, the 18:h duy of January, 18987, a6 ihe office ol the president of the compaiiy. 50 California st, San Francisco, for the e.ection of trustees and 'for the. Lrunsaction -of such other business as may come before the meetins. ELHAM W. AME . Secretary. £ ANVFEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS T i WEEKLY CALL,1n wrapper, for mailing. VHOROUGHLY COMPETENT WOMAN wishes to take Charge of hall as janiires.; very Teasonable. Address 230 Hyde st. Y JUNGGIRLOF16 WIsHES CARE OF 10 R 2 children; §8 (o $10, Address H. (., 339 Hayes st N ADLYOUNG GIRL OF 16 YEARS WISHES lisht hovsework: $8 to $10. Address L D, 339 Hayes st 7OU~G WOMAN WOULD LIKE TO ASSIST dressmaker or do second work. 609 Frankiin, ; Julia Muhllot, 34 | rs; Walter Garatt. 5 | AMERICA— | NTE B, ‘U nese_employmens office. 17_Webb s earny, nr. Cal.; tel. main 281 W.C.YOUN CHINK!P: &JAPANESE: EST'D. 20 YEARS: Jbeip:tel. main 1997. BRADLEY &CO.. 640 Ciay. HINSSE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT office; best help. 41415 U'Farrell. Tel. E 426, APANESE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. K. 73, St. Ani’s bldg, 6 Eddy st.: tel. Main 5234 'MPLOYING PRINTERS—THE SERVICES of the best job printer on the coast can be se- cured: comye:ent to take charge of any office in the State, and carries with him a good trade. Ad- dress J., box 68, Call, TOUNG MAN (AMEKICAN) WISHES POSI- tion where there is no Sunday work; good babits and California references. Address C. M., box 32, Cail Office. ARBER>—GOOD WO! AN WA JOB | ‘ina first-class shop. Address 1461 Fifih st., Oakl; TOUNG MAN WHO like situation driving delivery wagon. dress R. r., 1 Kimball place, citv, ANDY MAN WANTS WORK IN HOTEL or ranch; can cook, milk, garden. P. E. N., box 13, Call. JALESMAN WANTS POSI : 8 YEARS experience groceries and general mezchandise: NOWS CITY WOULD Ad- TTUA iD BY A SOBER MAN { © to care for horses and cows: good farmer and gardener; can do some carpenter work and drive. Address G., box 148, Call Office. UTLER DESIRES A SITUATION IN A PRI- vate family; best of city and New York ref- erences. Butler, box 10, Call Office. JITUATION WANTED BY A MIDDLE-AGED man as coachman: understands gardening: is wiliing, sober and iudustrious; best city and Oak- land references. Address F. W., box 154, Call. 50 MEN FOR RAILROAD WORK, NOKTH DU ianorers, rockmen and wheelbatrow men reduced we ship t0-day. C.R. HANSEN & C Geary ‘ HIKD COOK, COUNTRY HOTEL, §30. G & HANSEN & CO., 110 ¢ i HOMAS CLARKE, THE POKT call; neat indoor por.er for hoiel, $25. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. HREE COOKS, $45, 60, $35 £25 10 §3 shop: granite: driller £ r a quar 3 farmers: 4 pruners for a vineyard and orchard. MUKRAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634 636 Clay st. ERMAN SECOND COOK, $26 AND ROOM: boy to assist in small boarding-house, §10 and Toom: cook’s heélper, $5 a weei; lunch waller; vegetableman, $30; pastry cook, $65 and room, and belp on the range: cook, $30and room. MAK: TIN'S, 749 Market s VW ASTED — VOUNG _ACGIIVE MAN 43 clerx in general merchandise store, coun'ry: must be experienced and give unexcep'fonal ref- erences. CROSETT & CO.. 628 Sacramento. MERICAN MAN AND WIFE WITH KEF- erences for private family; $30. R. T. WARD & CO., 608 and 610 Clay st As C. R 83 WAITERS, E, 420 Kearny st. RACTICAL FXPERIENCED ASSAYER for a gold and silver mine: first-class position for the right man. United States Industrial Agency, room 165, Crocker builaing. NTrD—FIRST-CLASS BARBEF Saturday. 207 Fourih st. kD — BARBER FOR SATURDAY 8721 Howard st. ARBER FOR SATURDAY AF ‘and Sunday. 105 Fourth st. ARBER WANTED FoR SATURDAY AT 797 Mission st., near Fourth. WASTED — FIRST-CLASS BARBER Saturdays and Sundays. Apply 509 Castr ARBER WANTED FUR SATUKDAY wages or percentage. 602 Clay st. VY ATTER WANTED AT 615 CLAY ST FOR Y OUNG MAN WISHES PLACE A8 LUNCH cook: has hiad jong experience. Piease address Cook, box 73, Call ttics | TOLORE . HONEST AND STEADY, | wishes work as janitor or work for doctor or any kind, or he and .wife will work together; | references if required. ' Address W., box 74, Cal. APANESE BUILER WANTS SITUATION understands Call | J in private family: city or countr | cooking firsi-class: also has long experience. 5. a1, Box 19, this office. E OUNG MAN, WITH GOOD REFERENCES. wishes position: any bonorable employment accepted: wages are no object, as [ wish business | experiece: bonds if necessary. K., box 125. I He SE-PAINT R HAVING TOOLS, ETC, | XL wants work anyway io suit or will farm part: | bersbip with good msn. Address Paiuter, 1905 | Addison st.. isast Beraeley, Cal. | W ANTED—WORK BY YOUNG MAN (GER- | WY mnan) to wash dishes, assist_in cooking, wait- 1ng or other work: city oF country. Please adaress M. MILLER, 631 Sacramento st., room 95. | MAY, 8 YEARS' EXPERIENCE IN LAUN- M ary, wants to run St. Clair machine for shirts and coltars. Address D. T., 619 Pacific st., city. | I OTEL FORTER, MAN (ENGLLH) AFOTT piace, gardener. eic. 320 and found; good ref- erences. 'Addres: M. S.. box 15. Y oUsa N.17 YEARS OLD, JUST LEFT college, quick and correct at figur.s, desires work of any kind: who'esale house preferred. Ad- aress A. G., 711 Webster. 7OUNG MAN WI-HES PLACE IN HOTEL or store: speaks French, English, Itallan and Spanish; city or country. D.. box 67, this office. JXPERT LAUNDRYMAN WISHES 1O HAVE employment: competent 10 take charge of any Gepartment. Address D.. box 143, CaHl Office. RANCH OFFICE OF THF. CALL, 167 NINTH st.— Want ads and subscripions taken. ] MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE ds and subscriptions taken. SCHOOI.BOY WANTS PLACE TO work in family. Address NAKAGAWA, 758 Castro st., Oakiand. 527 MONTGOMERY, COKNER OF CLAY— 04| Open unti 9:30" o'clock; branch office of the Call; subscriptions and waut ads. taken, 7INCHRSTER HOUSF, 48 THIRD ST, NE. Market; 200 rooms: 25c¢ to £1 50 per night: $1 50 10 $6 per week: convenient and respectable; free bus aAd bagzage to and from the ferry. FEMALE HELFY WANTED. IRL._BROADWAY, §20: GIKL,STEINER st.. $20: family cook, $20: 3 girls. Vallejo st.; girl, Gough st. £20: girl, Green st., 815: girl, Sut- ter &t., 815: 3 girls. EIlis st., $15: 5 giris, O'Far- rell st', $15: girl, Bakerst, $15: girl, Gough st #15: girl, Bush st.,”$15; girl for Livermore, Cal.: middie-aged woman, nice family, $10: nursegirl, $12: 18 young irls, 88, $10, §12 per month, as- sist, ete., nice families. MARTIN'S, 749 Market. JTEADY MAN WITH $50 CASH AND terms can make money. C., box 15, Call Oif W ANTED-S:VERAL ENERGETIC LADIES and gentlemen to nandle new popularencyclo~ pedia; saiary or commission. Address P, O. box 124, vakland, Cal. W STED-4 MEN TO SOLICIT ON A NEW plan: no goods to carry; salary it preferred, 156 Fifth st. O-CHAIR B.RB OR cheap: £00d location. 415 Hayes st. (300D BAKBER-SHOP AND 8 r URNISHED Tooms: account of sickness. 849 Broadway IN CASH BUSINESS. SALE ARBER~—FUX EMPLOYMENL CALL SEC. P. C Barbers' Assn. 5. FUCHS. 325 Grant ava, 7JOUENRYMEN BAKLEAS 4 secretary H. BERNARD, 102 D 17 YEAKS OF er s JANT ADS AND SUBSC THE CALL are taken at_Brauch Oflice, southe west corner Sixteenth and Mission sts, TYLISH AND DURABLE CALF SHOES: ourown make: $175. 959 Howartd, nr. Sixuh, Palnce Hotel: branch 7 g E o w o . tie beer or bes: free Juncl OF | R MISSION ST.—BRANCH OFFIC ZPleuz CALL; subscriptions znd waut ads taken. ROZEDALE, 321 ELLIS ST nished rooms, 20c (0 25¢ night, $1 to $1 5 OUMS 150 TU 76¢ PER NG 6 i3 6UC 10 31 5J per week. _Oriental. 225 Drumm st. FOR _FULL aNDLEA coftee and cakes 5c 20 (o 1314 Grant av NG ~D ROUMS: 15¢ A NIGHT: 76c week. Lindell House, Sixih and Howand. W ANIED—LABOKERS “ANU MECHANICS to know thas ¥d Kolkin, Reno House proprie- tor, still runs Denver House, 217 Third st.: 150 Iarge rooms; 25c per night: $1 10 $3 ver weok. W AN s act WA ers&clerks. KNOX Collectio ECRUITS WANTED FOR THE UNITED States Marine Corps. United States Navy: able-bodled unmarried men. between the ages of 21 #nd 30 years, who are citizens of the United Statas, or those who have legally d-clared their intention 10 become citizens: mus: be of good character and babits and abie t0 speak, read and write Englian, and beuween 5 feet 5 inches end 6 feet in heighi For further Information apply a: ihe Kecruiting Office. 20 Kllis st. San Francisco. Cal. 5 ESUUR LABUR Azey. 110 Nuttee ERMAN CHAMBERMAID, $20 AND ROOM: 8 waitresses, $15 and room; chambermuid and wait some, 315 and room: chambermaid. $20 and room: woma ant cook, §5 a week: waitresses, c 20 and room : waltres 10 g0 s0.th, $20_and_room: restaurant Cook, §7 & week. MARTIN'S, 74 Market st ERMAN_HOUSEKE:PER AND GOOD cook for 3 gentlemen, Guatemala, $30 and free £.re; Norweginn or Swedish honsekeeper, country, $20. (.} HANSEN & (0., 110 Geary st VY AITRES-, FIRSI-CLASS COUNTRY HoO- | W tel, $20: chembermaid, aseist waiting, $20. | chambermuid, assist waiting, $13. C. R. HAN- SEN & C0., 110 Geary st. S ERMAN COOK, COUNTRY, SEE PARTY X here. $25: reneral housework girl, 3 1o family, | $20: German or Swedish housework girl, $2); 10 young housework zirls, no wusi, $15. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. AITRESS AND PARLOR MAID, $20. SEE ady here at 11 to-day; German or French ook, no wash. $40: 6 cooks in American and Ger- man tamiles, $25 and $30: 3 Protestant German French second girls, $20; 2 nurses, $2J, and a | large number of gir s to fill situations in cltv and | country. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 816 Sutter st ANTED—GREMAN OK SWEDISH CHAM- bermaid, hotel, $15: Germa . or French cook, $40: Germun cook, $85: 2 French aurses, $20 and §25; German nursé, 81 Frenca girl for house- work, $20; French Mhaid and seamstress, $30. LEON AN URE, 316 Stockton st. PEY ACME HOUSE. $57 MARKET ST.. RE- low Sixth. 10r a ro0m: 15c A night: $L n Wweex. EST IN CITY—SINGLE ROUMS, 15, 20 AND 25 cents per nizhi: $1, $1 25, S1 50 per week. Pacific House. Commercial and Ieidesdorf sts. JLCHO HOUSF, 86333 MARKET ST.—EUUMS 30c, 25¢ to 50¢ night: $1 (o $2 weex. JINCHEST KK HOUSE, 44 1 HIKD ST, NR. Marke:: 200 rooms, 25c a night: reading. ree bus and bazgage to and from the ferry. MEN T0 1AKS LUDGING AT 106, 150 d 20c a night, including coffes and roils. €24 Washington st.. near Kearn'. W ASTED=ANIDEA: WHU CANTHI some simpie ihing to yatent: 3 idens: they may bring_you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO., Dept. L, Patent Attos veys, Washinston. D. C, for thelr $150J brda offer and list of 200 ‘nveniions wanted. TANTED—SINGLE ROOMS, 15c A DAY: 8L week: rooms for 2, 25 a 8ay. $1 50 & week; reading-room: daily papers. 36 Clay st. ANTED, YOUR SHUES— WE REPATR shoes upto 9 o'clock every night: those works Ing through the day can have their suoes repaired st nigat while you walt: jaaies' sollag, 55¢; mer eoling, 50c; fine shoes made (0 order from $2 up; we have a lot of shoes, been demaged by water, as less thau_one-fourth ' their value, from 25¢ up to 2 50. 562 Mission ac. bet. First .. and Second st V 003 oF Protect yons AGENLS WANYED, YOOK, COUNTRY, $35: SECOND GIRL, $25; O hurse, $25: 10 nouseworx girls, city and coun- | try, $20 and $25: 8 young girls, assist, $10 to $15. MISS CULLEN, 323 Suuter st VW oMar WITH 1 CHILD, AS WORKING housekeeper: $15. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sut- ter st. 818 Geary. bet. 10 aud 12 A.x AT THE PEOPLE WANT TO now is the time to sell car ~Cuba’" book: terms: apply at once for territory. F. P . Mhnager ~ubseription De- TAGENTS TUSELL FRIFESSOR b RO0'S Theumatic oll. VY OEKING HUUSEKEEPER, $20. MIss CULLEN, 828 Sut er st : TIRL FOR HOUSEW: RK, $26: SEE LADY ¥ at . .; boardine-house cook, $20; 2 in family, $20: waitress. $:0; 2 German giris, $15 and $30: numter o girls for housexork, $18 and §20. MRS. DADAMI, 313 Sutier, tel. Ked 2713 UUPLE DESIRE A PUSIIION Un A FARM, ranch orIn a private family: the wife a good German housekeeper; he husband an American, wiilinz and vbligins: ‘best of references. addres: H. and W., box 106, Call Office. OOR_WOMAN, WILLING TO WORK AT unyibing hovest, wishes some employment: 200 cook, Washer an1 ironer: day’s work or nors- ing: experienced; no postals. Ladies please call &1 947 Mission st - [ ANTED—-SITUATION AS NURSE; WILL take full charge of children or act as house- Kkeeper; Ia z00d cook aud seamstress; country pre. ferred. Address MKS. J. D., 5 Alaska place, Tt of Masonst OLORED GIRL WISHES A SITUATION: Kkeneral housework and cooking orus nurse willing 10 wear caps and aprons: also co.ored woman wants day work, $1 a day. Address F., box 79, Call Office. ORK WANTED BY THE DAY WASHING or clesning house; call or address 834 Folsom st. MRS WADE. WANTED—\'OU.\G AMER.CAN WILOW desires situat:on as working housekeeper; ref- erences. 10 Sixth st.. room 12. OUNG COLORF D GIRL WOULD LIKE TO assist in light housework. Apply 84. Jackson cor. Powell. XPLRIENCED DISHWASHER aND A= rist wiih cooking: wages $:0 a month; sieep bome. Address Cook, 56 Natoma i, care dress: maker. MTBOLEAGED WOMAN "WOULD TIKE work of any kind or take care of baby dur- ing the day; small wages. 234 Ritch st.; sleep home nights. (3 YIKLS OF ALL NaTIONALITIRS 10 FILL various positions from $10 10 $25. 308 Mason. JoDUCATED LADY FOR AN OFFICE; MOD- erate salary. United States Industrial Agency, 165 Crocker bufiding. : partmeni, The Whittaker & Ry Company. A SESTE & BOOK FHAT O SELLS ANY pubiieation ‘since Grant's book I3 “General Miles' Personal Recollections”; every one wants the book Written by the commander-ln-chfet of tha United Staies army: first agent's commission $22 1n 3hours. K. PERSON. manager subscrip tion department, The Whitaker « Hay Compuny, 728 Market st. FURNITURE WANTED. H IGHER PRICK 1HAN ANYWHERE PALD by Indiana Auction Co,1057 Murket.opp.Jones Y OUSG GIRL'TO ASSIST IN UPSTAIRS ork and wait at (able: wages $12. Apply ve- tween 1 and 8 p. M. 716 . ost st e VIRL ¥ K LIGHT HOUSEWORK. 112 LYON st., near Oak. B LIABLE YOUNG GIKL FOR SECOND work: sleep home. Cal. 2520 Vallejo st ANTED—GIxL FOR LIGHT HOUSE- work. 152 Fourteenth st. URSEGIKL, 16 YEARS OLD, $12: GIRL 4\ tor housework, $25, call early. 721 Ellis st. XPeKleNCED HANDS ON LADIES wrappers. SIG SIEUKR, 126 Eighth st. ANTFED — GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK; wages $10. 26 Hill st. WANTbZD~BY A LADY PHYSICIAN, AN unmarried woman, between 25 and 40, 1o meet invalids and siranters. Docior, box 87, Uall. "OUNG GERMAN GIKLTO DU GRNERAL housework: smali fa uily. 9098 Foisom st. ‘ AN ED—GIRLS, FROM 11 T 1. INQUIRE beiween 3and 5. 11083 Geary. TENOGRAPHIC SPErD CLUB NOW BEING organized at Heald’s Business Lollege, 24 Pos. st.: the cub wil meet two evenings each week (Tuesday und Thursday): club fees $1 50 a month. ANTED—YOUNG GIRL FOK GENERAL housework: no washing: 3 In familv: refer- ences; wages $12. W. Y., box 33, Call Office. T, XOU WANT GOOD PRICES FOR FURNL ture and merchanaise see BUKD, 211 Larkin, CAHE, FAIDTEOR ENTIRE HOUSES O of furniture, carpets, « J. BOWCHER 2322 Stockion: send mwpu\. HKOOMS WANTED, ANTED—2 SUNNY U vicinity of Cctavia, Pine and Franklin s.s. Address W., 1 reil st. —e WANCRD-MISULLLANEOUS, AIRY PRODUCE ROUTE AND HORSE AND wagon: will sell cheap: account oiher busi. Dess. Apply 52 Seventh si. for particulars. ANTED— “COND-HA 'D GA~OLINE Ex. gine, 8 or 10 horse-power; also, by seur Address ., box 114, Gall Ofi-e, " 0 HIng sear; UILDINGS BOCGH (; LUMBr i, Y doors, mantels. etc.. for sals. 1168 Missio 5o QELL YUUK BOOKS, CLOTHING A, V- Seier o a KEE N MX : BICYCLES, Y U BEN HUKS, BRAND : $4D. . g EW: GUAK- 3 = nteed high grade. DAVIS BROS, 20