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14 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1897. VERY BIG MONEY ON SMALL JOBS The Grand Jury Looking| Upon the Cily and County | Hospital. | Dr. Stahle Exnlains About That; Rich, Costly Velvet Carpet. The Attempted Bribery cf Dr. Dedge by Milkman Frank Marty Also Inquired Into. The Grand Jury wes occupied all day yesterday with an inquiry into the at- tempt on the part of Milkman Frank Marly to bribe Supervisor Washington Todyge in bis effort to secure a renewal of | his contract to deliver milk to the City and Countr Hospital, and also into the | alleged misnanagement or misappropria- | tion of funds at the City and County Hos- | pital. [ Dr. Dodge himself told how Marty ap- | prosched him in the matter declaring he would give $1000 tor the contract. | Captain Reddy, superintendent of the | Aimshouse, and Colonel McClune. the | bookkeeper, also told how Marty offered them money without any consideration | on different occasions while delivering milk there under the old contract, which money they refused to accept The jurv will continue the at the next sitting. In the other mattera great numboffof witnesses were called, among them Dr. | Hart, chairman of the hospital committes of the Board of Fealth, ex-Superintendent | Stahle, Steward Edmonds and ex-Steward Robinson and his son, formerly assistant | steward, and Apothecary Hizkman. The inquiry developed the fact that there bad been at least ridiculous mis management, with indications of worse. The testimony of ex-Steward Robinson | went to show that not ezough money was ailowed the hospital to carry it on pro erly, and that in the fnce of this fact work | was undertaken caliing for many times the sum in hand. In this way, he said, | mnoney was frittered away. The sewerage of the hospital was stmply an invitation to disease, he said. He had tried to make i investigation | some improvement in certain of the drains and taken a fever in contequence tkat luid him up for months. He said that in lay inz the new drains the old arains had been allowed to remain and_were a nuisanco t the heaith of the people about the hosp fal who were not already sick. He said that the hospital was a bankrupt affair; that the beds and bedding were old an dilapidated, and that no appropriation | that could be obtained on the scors of re- s could put the institution in order. Dr. Hart testified to much the same Sieward Edmonds told how big money | had been spent on small jobs. Dr. Stahle was asked about that velvet carpet which was bought out of the hos- I fund and down in his own use. He said that when he took the perintendency he calied for a new ca pet for the cffice, as the one on the floor was very shabb: The Snvervisors said there was no money and Dr. Stahle took a carpet out of his 6wn house and put it down in the office. When he went out of flice he would not take the carpet which ad been in the public service so long and the Supervisors allowed him to buy a new carpet for Lis house to take the place of the other. The whole matter was referred to a committee for a thorough investigation | and special report. —_— GRIFFIN’S PARTIAL REPORT| Specialiy Prepared for | Jury—Further Disclosures. i W. D. Griffin, the expert accountant of | the Board of Health, has submitted a par- tial report of his investigation of the ac- counts of the City and County Hospital the Grand | to Dr. Henry H. Hart, chairman of the Hospital Committee. This report already been examined by the Grand Jur and Mr. Griffin himself gave evidence be- that body in the san erday afternoon. Other witnesses | who testified yesterday were Officer J. W. Buttersorth, who has been specially de- ed by the Chief of Police to assist the | Health Department in its investigations, | and Paul Edwards, the newly appointed hospital steward. Mr. Griffin's disclosures ion of the facts already publisbed, und may, therefore, be left 1o tpeak for themselves. The report is as follows: Henry H. Hart, ). D.. Chairman Hospital Com: mittee, Board of Heath, San Framcisco, Cal. DEAR’ £1R: 1 nave the hoanor 10submit for | your consideration the foilowing partial re- port of my . investigation of the accounts of the City and County Hospital to dnte Special repair fund sappropriation—James J.: F.ynn, kalsomining November 28, 1896, | $480; December 4. 1896, $325; December 18, 1896, $£470, Total $1275. It was understood that the annexes and | anterooms of the different wards were to be included in this work, but on investigation the foliowing were found to have been | omitied: Ward A, water closet; ward B, pantry and office; ward C, pantry, office and bat room; werd D, pantry, office, bathroom, sin rToom ' and water-cioset; ward E, pantry, sink- Toom, bathroom snd 'water-closet; ward office, first nursery and two anterooms; ward G, office, pantry. bathroom, sinkroom and | water-cioset; wards H, J, K, L,M, N, offic pantry, bethToom, sinkroom and water-close ward C, pantry, operating-room, sinkroom, bathroom and water-close: | Operating-rcoms 1 and 2—With the excep- | tion of the vestibu es no work was done ia these rooms. | Many of the bathrooms, Wnter-:lom‘! sink- and pantries are in very poo: coundi- the wells and ceiling stained with leak- | age, the plaster broken off and the kalsomine | fore me connection are an swplific scaling. | The bill of John J. Mulereavy for concrete | work is also in error. On actual measure- ments taken of the work performed the fol- lowing overcharges are located: Storeroom, charged for 24x24. should be 24x19:8; over: charge 104 quare feet. Vegetable-room, | cnarged for 27x27, should be 17x17; over- | charge 440 rquire feet. Buicher-shop, | 28x17, should 28x17. Pussegeway: charged for 9x50. should be 9x46, overcharge 36 square ieet; 15x10, should be 6x11, over- charge 84 square feel; 12115, should be 12x | 15. Total overcnarges 664 square 1eet, at 18.8 cents, $124 83. | This same party renders his bill for concrete work in water-closets in the sum of $195 which ut the rate p-r 00t charged by him in | the above mentioned bill, would be the | equivalent of 1038 square feet. The actual | measurement of this work, however, is as foliows: Ward A buthroom’ and sinkroom, 12x12; water-closet 12x12; ward B, water- closet, 12x12; bathroom and sinkroom, 12x12; muking & toial of 576 square feel. an ove charge of 462 squnre ieet at 188 cents, $86 5. The churge of 18.8 cents per square 100t for this wotk is, in my opinion, excrbitant, and snou’d not have been more than 10 cents per equare foot. which, I sm informed, would be avery liberal figure. Biil of Timothy Flynn for “lathing and plastering _wall, ~ hall, corridors aud sp- proaches,” $265." Under the gnidance of the | Tesident physician, Dr. . W. Dudley, and ac- comranied by Officer johin W. Butterworth, special detail to the Health Department, 1 d every ward and department of the spital, with the exception of the murses’ quariers and the sleepine-rooms in_the execu- tve buiiding, and as to these I made inquiries of the superintendentof nurses, Miss Fatton, and the matron, Mrs. Black, regarding any Tep irs having been perrormed. There is no ence whatever of any lathing beving been done, and the only plustering which ap- pears to have been repaired withina great ! ume is as follows: Ward B, cioset, about 2x5 ard C, closet, about 214 square yard siukroom, about 2 square feet; ward D, ceiling, about 2 square feer. Forthermore. I inquired of Dr. Dudley, who makes frequent visits daily throughout the entire hospitsl, 5 to &Ny WOrk of a similar na- ture having been performed, and was informed by him that there was noge, for if there had been it would surely havebeen noticed by nim. Tne different nurses in charge of the wards were 8is0 interrogated, with the same resuli. Bill of James Duffy & Co., October 19, 1896 (changed 1o read December 1,1896), for two body Brussels carpets, 77 yards at 12 $96 25; 85 vards lining st 735 cents, §6 35; oial, $102 60. i On'invesigation I learned from Mr. Jour- dsn, manager for James Dufty & Co.. that Dr. tanile presented the order jor the carpets and, not beine sausfied with the stock on band there, was given an order on one of the whole- sale carvet houses for such carpet as he de- sired; that he so received the goods and had some’laid in his own private residence on McAllister sireet. Mr. Jourdan informs me thathesaw Dr.Stanie last Snnday, the 24th inst, in reference (0 my viut 0 him in search of this information, and wes told by Dr. Stable that he had received tbe perm sion and approval of the | oard of Hea:th and the chairman of the Hospitsl Committee of the Jate Board of Supervisors for this pur- chase, and that it was {n exchange for ceriain carvets that he haa brought with him to the hospital and nad left there after his removal therefrom. I i informed that the carpets turnished were velvet and not body Brusseis. The resuits of investigations now under wey will be submitiea to you in due course. Respectfuliy. W. D. GRIFFIN, Expert Accountant. TROUBLE COMES DOUBLY. Health Inspector Dockery’s Father and Brother Both Dangerous Il Health Inspector Dockery is meeting with a series of misfortunes which have awakened the sympathy of all the officials at the new City Hall. Some time ago Mr. Dockery’s father fell seriously ill and he bas been considered to be in a critical con- diiion for some time. Mr. Dockery has passed ail the time he could spare from his official duties with his father. Re- cently tie communicated with another son, his brother. Rev, Father Dockery of New Orleans. The last named gentleman ielt as deeply as the Heai'h Inspector and jourreyed all the way from New Orleans 10 this Cily that he might be near his parent’s bedside. Rev. Father Dockery had hardly arrived in the City when he also jell sick. It soon became apparent that he, too, was Seri- ously ill. Late iast week the Rev. Father Dockery went to the German Hospital, where an extremeiy painful operation was performed on him. Yesterday he was considered 10 be dangerously sick. Mr. Dockery is thus doubly distressed. His father does not know of the danger- ous iliness of his «on, Rev. rather Dockery. LOUGHBOROUGH'S WILL, An Instrument Which the Law- yer Drew Up and Wrote Himself. The Writer Had Conducted a Great Many Estates Through the Prcbats Courts of This City. Attorney Alexander D. Keyes yesterday filed for probate the will of the late A. H. Lou :hboroug The will is written by the deceased. and dated by him, thus filling the require- ments of a valid holographic witl, and in addition the signature is wiinessed by two friends. Considerable interest has been felt in | the matter of the form of Mr. Lough- borough's will, for the reason that during his lifetime he devoted a great deal of at- tention to probate legislation, and had much cxperience in the matter of tesia- mentary disposition of property. For tuese reasons the full text of the will is here given: in the name of God, amen: signed, Alexander H. Loughborough, of the City and Couuly of San Franciseo, State of California, do hereby make my iast will as fotlows: Igive, devite and bequeath all the property that I niay own at the time of my death unto my beloved wife, Muriaana Z. Loughborough, aud 1appoint her so.e exec and direct that no security be required of her. In case she snouid notsurvive me, then I give, devise aud bequeath to my niece, Mary Zaué, $5000, 10 my i sece, Bessie Zune, $5000, xud (0 10y nephew, Eddie Zane, §2500, and (0 my beloved children ail the rest, residue and remainder of my property, and appoint my sou, Alexander Z. Loughborou this wili_and direct that Do security be re- quired of him. Ideciare this to be my will fn_the presence of ihe subseriving wituesses, whom I have re- quested to subscribe taeir names as witnesses, und I declare that this will is entirely written and dated and signed by me at said City and County this thirty-first day of March, in toe ear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-two ALEXANDER H. LOUGHBOROUGH. Witnesses—C. . Hutcn, Alexander D. Keyes. Tnere was a suggestion on the part of some lawyers who read the will that it would be held invalid in theeventof a contest, because under its provisions no share of the estate 13 bequeathed to the cbildren of the deceased. FKuriber con- sideration, however, led to the belief ihat this apparent defect was cured by the later clauses, which provided jor the residue going to the children, vrovided Mr. Loughborough had survived his wi.e. Ihis recognition is keld to be sufficient, as onits face the will shows thai the testa- tor was not unmindful of the welfare of bis offspring. Mrs. Marianna Zane-Loughborough, who as exccutrix offers the will for probaie, declares that the value of the estate is at present unknown to her,and that his only heirs at law are the ietitioner and his" sons, Alexander Z. and George A. Loughborough, and his dau hters, Fran- ces and Josephine Loughborough. Those fumiliar with Mr. Loughborough’s affairs think that his es ate will not net over $60,000. He had a tucrative business asa practicing attorney, but was not t.e kind to hoard his gains. He was libera. in all his relations of life, and particu- larly in bis family. The interest of the Loughborough fam- ily in the Keyes building is the separate property of Mrs. Loughborough, who comes from the illustrious Zane amily, for whom Zauesvilie, Onio, was named. Mr. Loughborough’s esiate wili be con- fined to his home and the book accounts in his law business. h, executor of | 1, the under- | tr x of this wili | | | Db to amsist | forred NOTICE OF MEETINGS. MOUNT MORIAH LODGE. 44, F. and 4. M.—Stated THIS (WEDNESDAY) 7:30 0'ciock. SITUATIONS WANTED-Continued. Y QUNG GERMAN GIRL WOULD LIKE POSI- : small family. NO. o tiou to do general housework: sim Sunied moe .{A fiten & S Y e LYoo ath a0d ineteenth. THEO. FR LiCH. Sec. (WEDSESDAY) rVENING, Feb. 3, at AMERICAN GIRL WISHES WORK IN A PRI- yate tanily: pantry work or chamber Work. 628 Leavenworth st. EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 166, F. & A. M.Stated meetint THIS e 4 7:30 v'clock. THEO. E. SMITH, Sec. CIKST- CLANS HOUSEKEEPER WOULD ilke position in clty. 2684y Tebama, basement. %= CALIFO.NIA COUXCIL N/ B _and 8 M will meet THIS (WE! at8 o'clock, IDDLE- Y e GE LADY WOULD LIKE SITU- NESDAY) EVENT . Fer. e b e ol o ot ANDINAVIAN WOMAN, A GOOD LAUN- HELP WANTED—Continnat. AFLP WANTED—Continuad. GIRL, OAK ST.. $1 A WEEK: GIRL, ALA- meda, $.8; eirl, sush st., $25: 3 ¢irls. Broad- 207 girl. Folsom st., $20: gi .. $0: gil, Alameda. $15; elrl, Sutter st $1b. girl, Green st, $15: gir, | ullon st., $15: sirl, Goiden Gate ave. $15; 'girl Filmore st., $i5: eirl. Fell st.. $15: girl, 1 ferce st, $15 young. giris, 88, $10 and $12 per mouth, assist, eic. JMARTIN'S, 749 Mariet st eary st.$20. @il Valieio | | RABBERS_FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC. | IDP.C Barbers’ Assn. S FUCHS, 325 Grant ave. NEYMEN BARBEKS EMPLOYMBENL ! :’erur.:?lrv JH. BEKNARD, 102 meventh at. BER-SHOP, RUNNING 3CHAIRS; LOW ent: good location: price $135: trial given: ihis Is rare chance. J., box 67, Lall Office. WBER WASHSTANDS, 1, 2AND 3 BOWLS, Iy 8ieep B HUFSCHMIDT. 823 Golden Gate av BUSINESS CHANCES. $600 ILL BOY A FINB SALOON: A ood location: doing & good business; will bear investigaion. 83 Sixth st., 1HOMAS & CO., room 18. ARTNERW ANTED [N A CASH BUSIN ESS: must be able 10 g.ve zood reference’ no oihers need apply. 38 Sixih st., rm. 18, THOM \S & CO. HOSE WHO ARE SEEKING BU-IN . SS c23 1t will pay them by caling on THOMAS & CO., 33 Sixth st., r0om 18, IRL. POST ST., $10: GIRL. SACRAMENTO girl. yotrero, $10: girl, Twenty- irl, Websier ac., 810: xirl, Jersey 00D PAYING 3.CHAIR BARBERSHOP for sale. 37 Third st. J<3 US~WICK HOUSE, 148 SIX(H SL.: OPEN H. FORTRIEDE, Secret WALHALLA T A | No.7, 1.0 O. ¥.—The funeral com- SDAY, February # at 1:30 P. ), for the purpose of atténding the foneral of ourlate cutier and fitter; by the day; 76cand carfare. Turk st. IDY NORWEGTAN WOMAN WISHES POSL. tion o du light vouseworx 1n smail family; is a AL sewer: no ebilren: wages $10. Call 1768 AT<eLsL., pp. Eicventh. utriarch, JACOB . AHRENS. 3 C.F. OUER, Chle? Patriarch. MAX SCHUMANN, Scribe. JWEDISH GIRL W IsnkS SITUATION TO $Jdo general house ork or second WOrk: an # merican sawdly preferred. Call st 4 Folsom ave., WrDNESDAY. Fetruary 8, ai1:30 o'clock . 3., to sttend the funerul of our In‘e brother, JAC. 1. AHKENS GLORGE SCHREIL N. G. CHRIST ROEBER, Rec. Sec. w Hanover aves, i as: Oakl: W ANTED — posiTION 0! L bei Seve sni Eiga . off Folsom. B2, CONCORDIA_LODGE Nu. | bee. Seven b ani Eiguih sis.. off Foisom. Do e £ | VW 1POW DEStkES POSITION AS HOUSE: e L arehy monfis S0 = | Kieper; doss not object 10 2 chiidren. Ad- W E DN EXDAY. Ferriurs 5. at1:30 o'cioe | @ress iv. C.F., Feratu Heights, coruer Lester and AS__ WORKING housekeeper by an agreeable young woman: Idower's family preferred; wuges $29. ~Call from this division will be he d in Hibernia Hail, FRANCOAMERICAN 10103, 126 Fe 3 Lodge No. 207, 1 0. O B 2 - CHoeheTeme - Officers and members are requesied to ELIABLE EXPERIENCKD YOUNG GIRL meetat their hall THURSD Y, Feb- "7/ R oo i are ot lotase or grown ruary 4, at 8 o'clock P. M. for iniciation. child; reierence. Add:ess Nucse D., bo 121, Call. R.LAVIGNE. Secretary. L. L. KEMY, N. G. = = T OUNG GIRL ¥OR LIGHT HOUSEWORK 0. 3—§ Y25 £00d home, 3505 Mission st., near Thirty- montily meeting of ik CRIFTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR THE C S akan on brancn oifcn. 339 Hayea. st TiIS (WEDNE-DAY) #VENING & | 7:30 v'clock. Candidates seeking admis- { sion will please be promot o aiteodance. ‘Lue | examining physi fan wiil ba at the bal on (Bl | ning Patrick’s day ball will be presented. brothers uie cordialiy inviied. BARTLY LEE, President. Re, oris of the commiitees on our “t. Sojourning AND SUB-CRIPTIUNS FOR © taken a Branch office, south- wes corner Sixteentn and Mission 8 s. PEROGERHY [Res Boe ],ADY WOULD LIKE SEKEEPER'S PO- o ALEMANIA LOBUR NG5 A D L O Sravior e, = e LIS Foom 2, morning or after 7 F. . z ST Ao S NEeTC TOUNG GFRMAN WIDOW WISHES POSI- N e o Joduta cas el | X tion as worcing bousekeeper for widower o: &3 sojourning Knights are cordimlly invitew BY | bacheior 108 Fenstr oo mom order, A GARDINEX, .C | W.Daws, K. of B. of S. B3, OFFICER- AND WENBERS OF i Tiiumph Loage No. 180, A. O. U.=o8= | W.—You ure not fed to attend tbe funcrai ¥ NG WIDOW OF R FINE- 7oU Y e ind Suitere denles o position a8 manng: ing nousekesper in widowe: Koom 2, 122 Post st. or bachelor's house. . H. CATTRAY, | Kecor tor. | NO. 1:9 L O. | or cordinly”in- meetiog THIS | “GOLDEN GATE 10DG h B. B —MemUxrs of the o Vied 16 atterd an. open-house Wiies Mar<et: 200 rooms $1 50 to §8 per week ; convenlent and respectable: Treetus and b of our iate brother, JOSEPH LATHAM, W JERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATILN TO from Tesidence, 2878 Tweniy-socoud st | (3 'do general housework of housekecping: £ood WEDNE: DAY, &ebruary 3, at 1. P. & 00k 10r emall family. 620 Washington siTeet. M. C.OSHAUNESSY, M. W. STER HOUSE, 44 1 HIRD ST._NR, “6c o 8150 per nizht: mggage to and from (e 1erry. EVENING at 8:30 o’cluck. B. IS&NBERG, Secretar; ¥ THE REGULAR EETING OF THE Brickiayers' Asvociition will be held at 7OUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE POSITION ay housekeeper; clty or country. Call 144 il st., room 6. )XPERIENCED HOUSFKEEPER (WIDOW) X m ngirl, Buen st $23: German girl, Alame- da. $18; German gir, Uak 8 ., $i8; German eir’, Jack suni st., $20: German giri, Kennett, Cil., $20; German gitl, Haves st., 820: Gerwan ' gir, Eddy st. $.0: German girl, Broadway, 320. MAK- ITN'S, 740 Market 5. (90K, 810 A WELK:; WALIRESS 86 WELK: young girl, assist in_voarding-house, $10 and room: cook, $25, clty: waitress, Uakiand, 320 and room: German cook, $25 and room: lunch Wi - ress; waliress, §5 a week. MARCIN'S, 749 Mur- x ERMAN WAITRESS, 830 AND KOUM. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st OLORED GIRJ, PINE ST., $15; I 3. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. FAMILY MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN AS HOUSE- keeper. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. __—_ 3 BT S 30; housekewpar, £1: =l - CROCKETT LODG! . Sitiar wauts washing or any kind of work by | b Sibe iy ATY Sp B NONsel e el all night; rcoms 330 to $1 per nleht: ¥1 36 to B2 and & MorHIS W DNESDA] the day. Adureas G N baz 60, Cail Office. MARKIP 7 & Yaris | #5 por weos: 3. G. DRAKE, Manager. ‘cbrus v 3. stated me-ting and th £ i S e ATFISS S CRih e & gree ac 7:30 5. . By order of the W M. DELSIMAKER WANTS WORK: 1S GOOD | SERMAN GIRL BROADWAY, #40: GER- | QIVLISH aNDh DUKAMLE CALE SHOES ‘mede to order, $2 50. 959 Howard, nr. Sixth. IGHEST CASH PRICE~ PAID FOR F ture, restaurant, saloon fixinres and stocks. STENBEGG Cov 682 §450, SALoox T ASD L prominent corner in wholisale d.s. tric ; finely fitted up and doing eood business, owner lias other business. SiENBLRG & ¢ 632 M. reet. CHHOCSE; ! o | ECRUITS WANTED FOR THE U. 8. MA- | Rt ores, v 3 Navy —abie-bodied_anmar. ried men becween the axes of 21 and 30 years Who are citizens of the United Siates, o inoss Who have legaily declared 1helr {ntention (o ber come such: mus: be of good character an. habits and able to speak, read and write English and be | beiween 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet in_ height. For | surther information apply at the Recruiiing Ofice, | 20 Kliis st.. San Francisco, Cal. 50 PER NIGH'L; B0c TU $13J cntal, 225 Drumam st VUMS 16¢ TO per week. Or JINGLE FURNISHED ROOMS: 150 A NIGHT; 7bc week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard. 7 ANTED—MEN. WOMEN TO LEARN BAR- ber trude; only B weeks required: tools given: catalogue sent. 5.F. Barber Scnool, 13814 £iz hth st ERMAN WOMAN AS WORKING HOUSE- keeper, with & 3irl; $10. MISS CULLEN, 523 sntter st W ANT_ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR TiE CaLy are taken at_Brauch otlice, sonth west corner Sixteenth and Mission sis, W AITRESS AND CHAMBERMAID, $20. M13S CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. ANTED,TO COLLECT WAGKS DUK LABOK erndclerks. KNOX Collection Agcy. 110 Sories 0OK, BOARDING-HOUSE, $26. MISS CUL- LEN, 323 Sutter st. 00KS FOR CITY AND COUNTRY. $5: ceveral_housewnrk, city or couptry. German and $25. MRS, DADAMI, 313 telephone Red 2713. OUSEGIKL, OAKLAND, $35: SECOND girl, Oskiand, $20: housegirl, city, 2 in fam- ily, $25: and a pumber of glrls for city and coua- try. MRS. G. NOKTON, 316 Sucter at. VERMAN GIRL, TO TAKE CARE OF ONE ¥ child and second work, $/0: terman mald, $20: cook. Berkeley, §25: German cirl, general housework, s25: 4 giris. $15 and $25. Gerwan Employment Otfice, 506 Mason s: FFICE FItE REDUCED: 25 CTS.; GIRLS OF ail uationallles to fill various po-tions. Ger- man Employment Uflice, 506 Mason st. W OMAN CAN SECURE HOME IN try in exchange for light services. Z., box 1, Call Office. COUN- Address FRMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL WANTED for genera housework. Call 10 (0 12 4. 3. or AfLrS P 2043 O'Farrell st W ANTED—GERMAN Ok SWEDISH GIRL for general housework in small famlly. N cor. Twenty-tifth and Fair Oaks sis. that the regular annual meeiing Of the stock- ko ders of the above company w.il be held at their oftice, room 7. Miils building. San Francisco, Cal., on WEDNESDAY. February 3. 1897. EDWARD W. HEBARD, Secretary. | QW CoR. SINTEENTH S NEAR CaLz S, office of THg MIs Sub- on: branch scriptions and want ads taken. 713 LARKIN_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE B CAl “ubs rintons an want ad. taken. B JHE REG LAK ANNUAL MEETING | of the stocknolders of the National Ice Com- pany will be had at the flice { the company, AMarket st. ~un Francisco, Cak, on WED DAY, the 3d day of February, 1897, at th- hour of 11 o'clock . 3., for the purpose of electing a buard of airectors to serve for the ensuing year and the transaction of such oiner business as may | come before the meet 1 K JAkasEse SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. CHINE ND JAPA- 17 Webb st below .C.YOUNG, mer UNTER & co., nese employment office. eatney, ur. ENCY. R 2 i 5 INTE L 90. St Ann’s bi’g, 6 Eddy t.: tel STOCKHOLDERS' NOTICE. YVHINESE & JAPAN FSE; EST'D belp;tel muin 1997. BRALL BB, 229 BIeVENSO) © sco, Cat., January VHINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYME office: best help. 41ilg O'Farrell. Tol. k. 426. $ug of (he board of directors i the Edison ana’ Power Company, hud on the £3.h dus of | Tanuary. 1897 it was' u r s0ived that | ot | o and atter ¥ ebruars 1, 1597, the’ president and | by | secretar. be instructed’ to deliver 1o the stock- of sal! company one and one-third (1% N ERMAN, AGE 30 YEARS, UNMARRIED, wistes situatlo: driver of milk. baker or Ler dei:very wagon: kpows a/l about the grocery 2 iness: weil acquaiuted; best reference. F.ease box 77. Call Oftice. of Lhe capital stock of thie an f rancisco | and Electric Company for each shure of the Edison Light and Fower Compmny’s stock su | rendered “Transfer-oooks of the Edison L and Power Company will be closed o Jan You NG IRISHMAN IS ANXIOUS T PRO- exprrivuee; 52 Secoud st. cure & position in & drs-g00ds 5:0 €; five years' smal salary to commence. J. E. 2 room 4. ary be payatle on 50.1897. The first divident w tLe e W 4t0ck ou or about March 1, 18 be al the sute of one dollar ($1) per share. i | _Stockholders are requested 1o surrender thelr | y certificates 10 the scoretary of Lhe company Wiih- | A .+ snd wiil M, RELIABLE COACHMAN. THOR- ¥ experienced, desires work wround bouse of horses; not’ atraid of hai ars At one piace: best references. Ub. R 7194y Howard st., City. Address N LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY, Y | By J. E. GREEN, Secreia _— SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. | V ANTED—BY X RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wan of 20 years, uot afrald of hard works un- derstands th- care of borses. Address C. CRUMP- | TON, 611 Poweil st. N UMBER OF GIKLS, ALL NATIONALIT) iy Aweitiog situatious’ st MRS, HIRD'S, ilis st. ES, | 1o ADIES DESIRING FIRST-CLAS ionall:ies please call or sand 328 Sutter st. HELP OF our orders (GERMA MPLOY MENT X Mason st.. tel. m ail natiouaiities. OFFICK, 306 | 5582, furnishis best heip: i 2L | Ofice, vasland nors tel Grant 120. | jui. e STRO \G. ACTIVE; CAN C_OK, BAKE, A M onsewor, cure 1o ock. haady w i ols: smal! wag:s and borrd. Addre. Scot, Cail MAN WANT e or gentiema’s pluce; can take care of 2d cows and make hinse!t geverally use- £00d reference. 529 Sac:auenio si., room 79. FOUNC priv. TOUNG ATTORNEY WANTS PO law onice. Lawyer. box 47, Call Office. (COUK WiTi GiRL. 15 WISHES A SITUA- jsctions to country: reference. Call 935 VgjHoward St bt Fifth ana Sixin TRL WISHES POSITION | in’ light hous Mission pre- )ESPECIABLE ©) RESPECTALLE YOUNG WIDOWS WISH housework by the day, week or month: good DOSITION IN COU Address M. W., Cail Erauch Oftice, Six- | meM | teeitu and Mission sts. NTRY HOTE.. & man and whe: OR KOAD nouse by urderstand the tion in a hotel or boarding-bouse: is a first- sl c.a88 baxer; city or country. Call 16 Foucth st,, | 2130813 of wouid reat. B.. box 60, Lall Oftice. %yfrom B0 Al 4 he @ni 5108 P 1UACHMAN; COMPETENT, STEADY AND = e e carcful drive : thoroughly 'understanis his ITUATION WANTED BY WOMAN WHO | yo.l 5 i L0 {ly: no ob | DUsinessiaalliis branches; expericnced ln train & young horses. Coachman, box 80, Call Office. WOrk: 414 | i | i E'oal B'rith Hall, 121 dy strest. THIS (WED- | wan's work in widowers or bacheior's house- GIRL TO COOK IN BOARDING-HOUSE: NESDAY) EV. . Feb. 5, at 8 o'clock. Busl- | boid: «ouniry preferred. 88 Niuth st., room 17: Scandinavian or German p.eferred. 739 bess of great Liaportanc. | hours. 11 a. 2610 8 P a0, Four h st. ED J. BRANDON, President. | - - TOUNG WIDOW WANT~ GENTLEMEN'S ‘ JANTED — WOMAN FOR GENERAL £ 5, [OULEBY CUNSOLIDATED ~GOLD mending at home. 106 Fourth st., room 2. housework: references wan ed; wages $16. Mining Company—Not ce is hereby given 813%, Geary st PPRENTICE GIRL, WANTED TO LEARS X hutrdressing at 111 Stockton 4. G. LEDE- W AMTED—GIRL WIrH ABOUT 6 MONTHS' experience Ia the hairdressing business. G. | LEDERER, 111 Stockton st. W ANI D—GIKL FOK HOUS famiiy: wages 812 WORK; 2 IN 634a Sixteenih at. JEAT GERMAN 1 GIRL FOR GENERAL N housewor . 1100 Golden Gate ave. Y OUNGUERMAN GIRLTO TAKE CARE OF child, 9 to 7 daily. 1321 Mason st. PPRENTICE ON PANTS: SMALL WAGES 10 commence. 223 Kearny st., room 7. JXPERIEN' ED TAILORESS Vesis 8 Mint ave., upsiairs. ON FINKE 70U GIk FOR G work, with referesces. NERAL HOUSE- 1 Sutter st. TOUNG GIRL FOR GENKRAL HOUSEWORK uud cooking. 1805 Laguna st. WOMAN T0 TAKE CARE OF CHILDKE duriug asy. ©20 Folsom st. EARN DRESSCUTTING AND MILLINERY. 4B1 per week; unilmited le-sons. patterns 25c. MeDowell Dressmaking School, 636 Marxet. NERAL HOLSE- Do wasuing. Call bet. 2 aud b P. M., at GEGN GIEL FUR G work: N'S DRESSMAKI ¥ AND CU Academy. 14 MeAllister st $1a week. 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE O CaL; subscriptions and want ads. taken. TTING AWRENCE CUTTING SCHOOL 1S THE oniy reliable piace fOr patterns: evers One uArautecd to be perfec., 1531 Marke s M CST CONVENIENT AND RESPECCABLE: AL 'Winchester Houss. 44 Third at, near Marker 200 rooms: 25c to $18J per night; $1 50 o 88 ree 'bus and baggage o aud from ferry. 116 NINTH ST—BRANCH OFFICE OF ke THE CALL: subscription and wan: sds MALE HELP WANTED. JEAT UPSTAIRS PORTER WITH A\ references: hotel: $25. CO., 110 Geary. C. R HANSEN & “TRST-CLASS MILKENS BUTTER-MAKERS, farmers. (eamsiers and other he p iurn sue: a short notice by J. F. CROScTT & CU., 628 sacra- st W ASTED-FRENCH CHEF, COINTEY, $100: s cond cook, Fren'h preferred, $65: waiter, $50; coachman and wife »s chumbrrmald, country, $60; etc. L. ANDRE, 313 Stockto . at. eugineer JTUA mar WANTED BY tirema RELTARLE watchman, or work of uny Kind. " Adaress E. E., box 13, Cail Ufice, TEADY MAN,UNDLRSTANDS C RE OF horses, garden,’ cows, etc, wishes situation; reterences. ANDRE’S, $15 Siockion st. cooks. Appiy De: Monte House, 1039 Howar st., companion. Call or addr:s, 41634 Third ave., for Detwbens LA S o cloe WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF MORAL hub ts, position in any kind of light work: REFINED, ACCOMPLISHED AMERICAN | Cill KIVe k0ol rei-rence or cash secarliy (o ihs younz lady wishes u position as governess or | 8MOUNLOf 100 or more. Ad. Y. AL, box 102, Call. the n-x: three days. ( RESFECTABLE “SOUNG WIDow Tapy | wishes posiiion as housekeeper, or do piain | W JERMAN(SPEAKING ENGLISH, ITALIAN » LY hard worker. 00d painter, handy with (00ia. anis work of any kind; city or country; low ages. 5., box 63, Cali Office. sewing. Call at_Caifornis House, Fourth and Howard, roum 26. GEEMAN® WOMAN (WILOW) wor< in family for housework Y OUyS Max, WANIS | industrious. OD RECOMMEN DATIONS, Wishies woik of some xind: rellubie, sober aud Adaress 431 thi 200d " cook: 17 ‘I hird st., room 4. MAN; WIck AND CHILD WANT 1 OR 2 rooms in rooming-house where wife cau work R. &, bux 5, Call. retereuces: letter. J for rent. Y UUSG MAN (AMERICAN) WANTS POSI unders:ands care of horses . Ariviug, etc. tion to earn board und room with time to study. Addres: sE, 114 rourth st.. room 83 JXPEEIENCED tuation 8L, ur. CHILD'S NURSE WISHES best of clty refereuces. 214 Seventn oward. LY MAN, A CONFECTIONER, TO few cukes and do_outside work. Ad- dress 167 Mnth st., Br.nca Cail Oftice. T,ADY WISHES TO ASSIST WITH DRiss. ’ DELIABLI JAPANESE WISHES SITUA- U tiou as hotel or lodging-house keeper in night: A, W., box 16, Call. “OUNG WOMAN WISHES PUSITION AS A | © workiug _housekeeper: ci.y or country. Ad- or large boarding-hous y and has good refereuces, Address Coox, box 101, making and light bousework. Cali or address | has long experience; salary reasonable. Address 663 Minua st. 3. H., 230 wllis s W ALEN WANTS X POSITION AY GENE-| [IBILULASS FRENCH, ITALIAN AND rul servant in a small family. Amerien cook wan iace In hotel, res: surant : I8 thoroushiy comvetent Oftice. dress B., bux 161, Call Office. W AN LED— POSITION ~ A8 WOLKING housekevper by un agrecable young woua st ITUATION BY TRUSIWOKTHY MAN. AD- dr 88 K. KRAFT, 9 Carlos piacs L ot Ge wages 325. 2T L WISHES PLACE TO M.ND CHILD OK Clara st. | Lo lafier iV A M., 126 Fourih, r. 6. ' | |\ AN WISHES TO GO TO GUATEMALA and offers his services as interpreter and com- panion or to Work generally when there. Address 40" lght housework and sleep home. Cail 230 | J- O box 52 Il Uttice. OLD LAW SUIT DEOIDED. Judge Slack Gives Judgment in Favor of Jullus Baum’s Estate. Judge Slack yesterday banded down a decision in the sturdily contested lawsuit of Clara Baum, administratrix of the estate of Julius Baum, against Edward Roper, Kate Roper, David J. Spence and others for pos:ession of a valuable piece of property, 109x50 feet in size, at the corner of Turk street and Van Ness avenue, in this City. The trial occupied several days, and was exhaustively argued by Dr. Kdward K. Taylor and Attorney Naphtaly tor the plaintiff and by Attorneys John B. Mhoon and T. M. Osmont for the delendants. The present suit bad been in court only four years, but litigation had been pend- ing in regard to the property in one form or another for about a guarter of a cen- tury. —_— SAN FRANCISCO *'CALL." - BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALt~ 710 Market strect, open untl 12 o'clock every Bight in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, ecorner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. 539 Hayes street, open untll 9:30 o’clock. 615 Larkin street, open until 9:50 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteentn and Mission streets, open il § o'clock. 2618 Mission street, open until 9 o’clock. 167 Ninth street, open until 9:30 o'clock. JTRONG WOMAN WISHES WASHING, | ironing, housccl: a0.ng by the day; &1 and o fare. Callor address C. B., 363 Welca, nr. rourch, [ ITUATION WANTED BY SINGLE ENG- ) lishman as mijker and buiter-maker in privaie place or dairy; unders uds the care of thorough- . HEWITT, 608 second red cattle.” Address st., Oakiand, Cal. ANTED—PUSITION TO DO LIGHT HOUS work by the day. Cali for three days, 1129 Howard st. MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLL: waut ads und subscriptions taken. ©) PROTESTANT GIRLS WISHES SITUA. & 41uos as chambermaids in country hotel. - Call 27 P HAYES ST _BRANCIH OFFICE OF 33Y i Guul tehiions and waat ade 5 taken. YMPET-NI WOMAN WOULD DO ANY kind cf housewor« by theday. Address 2125 | Gieenwicn st ITUATION WANTED TO DO HOUSE- A4 MARKET PBRANGH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH st.—Want ads and subscriptions taken. BRANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL: Want adh and sabecriptions taken. werk, by middie-aged woman: & good cook. 206 FIh st YOUNG ~CANDINAVIAN GIRL, TLAIN cook, wishes situation to do bousework in good 797 MONTGOMKRY, CORNER OF CLAY— 52T Mo: MERY, CORNE Y- Upen unti 9:30° o'clock: branch office of tbe Call: subscriptions and want ads. taken. piivate famiiy. Cail 751 Howar: s.. OSITION WANTED BY YOUNG LADY AS Indy’s maid, buirdressing, municuring and sewing. Address M., box 140, Cali Ufice. W o Mari $150 10 £6 per week: convenient aud respecta ole; iree bus aud baggage 1o and trom the ferry. STER HOUSE. 200 rooms: 25¢ 1o $1 50 per night: YOOK, FAMILY HOTEL, $10 A WEEK AND | J room; cook. hotel, $40 and room; night cook, 808 week: 2 be 1boy and ru . elevator. $10 and room: cook and heiper, $60 and room: shop baker, $12 a week. MAKTIN'S, 749 Market st. APANESE BELLBOY FOR CHORES, ETC. MAKTIN'S, 749 Market st. ARRIAG BLACKSMI week. 'R HELPER, MAKTIN'S, 749 Market s QAUSAGENAKER, 912 & TI 'S, 749 Marke. st AINTER WHO CAN GHAIN, COUNTR cooks: 3 waite.s, §25. same Lotel: man to for B0 cows, who can miix and run separat shares. see boss here: buy fora ranch, aud cther places. MUKRAY & READY, Leadiug Empioy- ment Agents, 634 and 636 Ciay si 7 A WE K. MAR- Goop | FO(: MISSION ST.—BRANGH OFFICE OF 2526 Ha B e QEFIoK OF taken. 17X ACME JOUSE, 957 MARKET ST, Bk low Eixtn. for a room: iBca might: 1 a weec 100 MES 10 TAKE LODGING AT 106 150 and 20c a nignt, including coffes and rolis €24 Washington st.. near Kearny. W ANTED—AN 1DEA: WHO CAN THINK OF ome simpie thing to Taten:® Frotect you Jdens: they may bring 00 weaith. Write J WEDDERBURN & CO., Dept. L, Paten: Attor peys, Washington. D. C, for thelr $1509 peide cfier and list of 200 nventlons wanted. W ANTRD_LABORERS AND MECHANICS to know that Ed Roikin, 0 House proprie- | tor. stlll runs Denver House, 217 Third st.: 15J Inrge rooms; 26c per nignt: $1 to 33 per week. ROSEDALE, 821 ELLIS ST._SINGLE FUR- nished 20c 10 25¢ night, $1 1o 81 50 wk. | . SO WANTS 100 MoN 10 LT BOT | 2. tic beer or wine Be.” best froe Junch. 643 Clay. VW INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIKD ST. NK Markei: 200 rooms, 25¢ a night: reading: room: frea bus and baxeage 1o and rom the erry. 7 ANTED—BINGLE ROOMS, 15 A DAY: 31 week: rooms for 2. 250 a day. 81 50 a weel reading-room: daily papers. 86 Clay st. W ANTED, YOUR SHOES — WE REPATK £hoes upto 9 0'clock every night: those work- ing through the day can have their sn st night while yon wal:: laqies’ soling, $5¢; men « soling, 6Uc: fine shoes made 1o order from $2 up. we have a ot of shoms been demaged by water, a | less than one-foursh” thelr value, from 26c up s F2 50. 562 Mission st.. bec. First s- repairsd nd Second st HOUSES WANTED. T ANTED—PART OF A HOUSE OR of four convenlenc 4ddress or FLAT nnecting rooms and bath: all modern rent not to exceed $25: nochildren. Pply to 1523 Bush st city EOOMS WANTED. | Y OUNG MARRIED COUPLE WISH A FUR- | X mished room with kithen. Cail or write, stat- 2D, New Atlantic Fotel. | FRLDERLY GENTLEMAN DESIRES UNFUR- 4 lshed room; not o exceed §3. Address R. L., | 431 Churen 3 OR 5 HORSEPOWER new or second-hand; lowest HULL, P. 0., Sacramento. NTED—A GASOLINE LAUNCH, OR beran engine or hull separate: 8 to 12 horse power. A. D., Napa. motor: Apply W. | PUANER WANTED: 18 10 24-INCH; STATH cash price. Address B. H., box 1, Call Office, Onkland. y TANTED — SECOND-HAND wheel. 1316 Vermont st. | CAMITAL 70 D for shares In sae. LADY'S KFLOP Al GULD MINE Mining, box 71, Call. TILDINGS BOUGHT: LUMBRE, SASHES doors, mantels. etc., for sale. 1168 Mission 5. JELL YOUR BOUKS, CLOTHING AND JEW- eity 10 A. KLEIN, 109 Sixth st: send posial BAR: 3 KOOMS; R. 1020 Market st. CANDY ROCERY AND 8200 DECK %35 STATIONERY 99V tion siore. DECKEK, 1020 Marko $125, E1ESTCLASS RESTIURAN QL2O0. 1 ¢ DECKER, 1020 Marke: st. PRICE AND NO- W, NTED_LADY OF EDUCAT.ON 3D refinement to take full chargs of sanitariom nearcliy; one spesking German precerred: muse bave some mobey. Address R L. box 47, Cort =1()(i() WANTED—14 INTEREST IN GOOD 1000 F N S the ore to be milird. 1559 Steveason st: Louts, 7 to 104 M, 6107 P & $50 for $300. lang. FOR OFFICE BUSINESS: CLEARED 4500 lnst year: or wil sell 1 1% inte, et “Address Uppor.unity, Call Oflice, Gun: {XPREES FURNITURE-MOVING and horses for sale: price §175. st Borthease Coraen =) WIHLBUY A LDGING-HOU SO0l o weis o s s Sixih st.. room 18 WAGON 1434 Jack oa O SALE—OLD-ESTABLISHED Si1 and houss on accoun: of sickness; che Spear st. PO RENT—OLD-=STABLISHED BUTC sbop wi h fixtures; a fine opening: see it. Greenwich st. 813 ALOON FOR SALE CHE . lisned coiner. Ap. NW. cor. FOR, SALE-GROCERY ~AND SALOON: cheap; fuil stock ou band. Apply Call Ofti OLD-EST. 24th and Folsomn. JOR SALE—GROC reasonable. RY AND BAR: 3 ROO Cor. Fitieenth and Lo JOR SALE-GROCEKY AND BaR: NO sition; no agents. Inquire Cail Cffice. NSOME AND DEKICKS. DXPHESS BUSINESs, COR. Sutter sts. J. C. F1t EAUTIFUL SAN tablished CI: count of deat RAFAEL; THE OLD-ES- 'RAL 1OT L for sale on ac- : rare cnance. Appiy 10 proprietor, {OR SALE—HOTSEL AND BAR WITH GOOD trade; very cneap: suituble for ma 1 wife; this clty. For particulars apply 409 Sausome st. FISE canpy doing & good bu; 3 Sixth st., room 18. ORE ON MARKED ST.; ess; wiil bear Investightion. (GROCERY AND BAK, WITH 6 LIVING- rooms; kept by present owner 12 years. Si cor. Tweuty-sixth und Bartielt s HENIX RESTAURANT, st., for sale; £150 ment of partner: 2130 FILLMORE trial given; cause disagree- ee the cook. IGAR-STAND AND LAUNDRY OFFICE: £00d location: low rent. 210 Gran: ave LD-ESTABLISHED C wagon. Address L. PFE ROUTE AND ik, 28 Fage: HRANCH BAKERY tomers fo: sale. WITH O TSIDE CU Cor. Bush aad Pierce sts. TNINCUMBEKED FRESNO, trade for furniture. H 51‘155105 8 65 cheav. 0 TAILORS—A GOOD CHA. TO BUY A £00d merchant tailoring business, with or witi- out goods and trimmings on hand, or half inter-3t for & goo | cutter and tatlor: LAND TO X 125, Call Office. SALOON FOR SALE, 3 X located about tairty miles from San Francisco; 'sic-ness canse of 8-1- ing. Ownercan be seen from 10 to 2 0 clock, Sur- day, February 8, 1867, at Bro yn Hotel. JOOD-PAYING RISTAUBANT FOR SALE 2 cheip. 23 Third st. TIY ROUTE FOR SALE. APPLY TH S oftice. JALOON: A GOOD BUSINESS: GOOD R 1 son for seiling: no agents. M., box 40, Cs TENTLEMAN PARTNER WITH X capital wanted by ycung widow. st., room 8. 00, EESTAURANT FOR SALE: DATLY D OUU. receipts §40; full trial given s, box 71, Call Office. MAYWANIED BY EASTERN LADY: © dertake country business. 1 Fifel st., room DO SISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS 2526 wan ads taxen of 11in Cane: AND LOST. NORNEL SALOON: CLD - ESIABLISHE business. Apply Chicago Brewers, 1420 P OST—SEVERAL MONTHS AGO, IN OR OUT 4 of the 0d Broadway Brewery, iamily photo- graphs cf mysel: and chi dreu, a little boy taken in Parls: ai50 Paschal Grausset. A suitable re- ward wi i be paid on recurn to DR. KOSTx K. 633 Broad | G BUYS HOTEL AND BAR: 200 575550 Tvemroarn st Potrero ave.: car siops. R ANY rant ave, )L.E BASEMENT SUITABLE P business: one block from Market. 15 | T OST—LADY'S SOLITAIRE RING ON 4 o'clock traln from Berkeley, Saturday, Janu- ary 30; $20 reward for reiurn of same o CAP- TAIN J. H. BE - NETT. Broadway wharf, 8. F * | BEANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL. 167 NINTH st want ad . and sutscriptions FOUND OUND—MASTIFF, WITH TAG; OWNER | I canbavesame b; paying expenses’ Call at § Sumner s'. | FOUND—PURSE; CLALMANT MUST PROVE progerty. 123 Eleventn st. JOUND—ON botiom boat. JANUARY 252 East st. 28, A ROUND- ATEST CAK F vention. DER PA] 2 pply 623 Golden G JEWSPAPER KOUTE 1. INTEH AN “close to san Fraucisco. For pas ihis office. 1'; BEST 1> e ave, LR CITY lars apply 339 HAYES-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE 99+) Carv: rubscrintions and want ads ta%en, —_— e LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE ON MARKET ST... $1400 8700[ "92-room house 3(-RooM HOTS| O 22.-r00m house, 27-room house. 1i-room house.. 150| 24 rooms, corner 85 room. cor..” 3,000( 14 rms on Sutter. llrs, mustseil 20| 66 rms, best city H. (. DECKrR, 1 Market st., HORSES. () HORSES FOR SALE: ALSO WaGO. buggles, carts, harness: irund Arcade Horse Market, 327 Sixth st.. auction saies every Wed- nesday. SULLIVAN & DO: LE. Auciioncers. T HE EMPORIUM SALES YARDS, 220 VA. lencia st is the place 10 go 1t you Waat (0 buy. sell or exchange horses, bugsies. wagons or har Beas: auction sales every Saturdav at 11 o'clock. ‘ A() HEAD OF HORSESSUITAELE FOR ANY OV business from 800 to 1500 pounds. 0.d Turk- W ANTED—GERMAX SOLICITOR AND lesmun tor commission-house: young sec- ond Apply 10J. F. CROSETT & CO.. 628 Sacramenio. {XPERT OIL-WELL BORER. MUST HAVE zuod references §4 aday: aiso 4 miners, team- sters. farmers. cooks, waters, dighwashers, etc. W.D. EWER & C... 626 Clay st. "SHOKMAKERS: JUB WORK: #30 PER month and board Apply this ‘orenoon d P. JORNSTON & CO., 879 Broadway, Oakland. k. $.0: waters. dishwas.ers and otheis | | o car atapon, T30 Toci: Iavat be s 500 S5E XEW ASD SRCONUHANG AR Dees: il Kinde: Borey wasta. . saeey & rockaway: 40 cheap horsés. 15th and Valencia 5() BEAD DRIVING AND WORK I ORSES: weight 1000 to 1700 bs. 862 Howard st — TOR SALE — ELrGA house of 9 rooms ant_ ba: i3 very reasonadie. o' TLY FURNISHED ; cearing good pro- ‘arreli s, T LODGING-HOUSE (CORNER) OF 34 $900. LIRS ROV (CORYII) OF 3¢ best loc, I ‘the city: worth ' double iha amount; te sold. o Particulars or J. B. MIHAN, 509 Kearay st. UST SELL AT ONCE furnished: al: FURNITURE FOR SALE. MONEY-RAISING ~ ALE—30 DAYSONLY Pedroom sets, 3 pleces e 3 Solid ouk dining chairs. 4-room furniture outtlt, Brussels carp SHIRRK & Grant ave WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. JEW ANDSECOND-HAND BAKKER, LAUN- dry and milk-wagon: also fine top buggy und Tockawny. 828 Harrison st —————— TRONG BOY WANTED TO POLISH stoves. California and | rumm sts. RE-S RON PANIS;-OMEEXPERIENCE; Plicay piace. 223 Kearny, oom 7. WANIED-GO D (UATMAK KENT, 597 Mission st., second floor. VW ASTED=A BOY T0 HELP IN STORE. AP- ply 1100 Kentucky st., Potrero. TH, k. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. $25. ELEGANT: ALMOST Nkw DaNES. | D D Ue sewing machiue: complete: latest | styls atiachments; cost cause, going E: 8124 Filbert st e J A;H‘I-.S. D‘fl\llAJ;Rl‘:SS AND TOOLS; MUST S be I food condition aud cheap. LR, box 65, Call Offi e, . CoooP Address WASLED—60OD SHORT-URDER COOK. 307 Secoud st. CHAIR BARBER-SHOP FOR SALE: FINE store: central location: near Market; price $126; rent pald. Inguire Call Office. W ANTED-_STEADY, RELIABLE MAN FOR posiiion in country: must bave $5 expense Call after 10 A. X., 9 Geary, room 2. money. HE RICHELIEU RESTAURANT. 118a EL- lis ‘st., bet. Mason aud Powell, has changed bands, and Mr. Noei” Beigue, the new proprietor. will coutinue to run it as a firsi-class res.auraut; 25c a meal; family entrance off O'Farrell W ANTED—SALESMAN EXPERIENCED IN school supplles. Whitaxer-Kay Co..728 Markt | THOBOUGHRRED HARFORD COW: VERY gentle: 14 quarts a day. $.3% Encinal avi | figu-st station. Alameda. T. BERNARD PUPS; PRIZE; PEDIGR, stock: sire. champlon, Grand Master; dam, | first prize. Beauty; rfect color ai kings. | 81214 Fu ton st. e ne et marking OMPLETE ECONOMICAL QUARTZ-MIN- fug plant; ches Ade , box 71, $30.A0TONATIC SEWING MACHINE: + Wlison & Gibbs; nearly new. 1915 Mission. Q5. FUBNTIURE OF A 6RODM HOUSK D CI. 3 rooms puy rent: cheap rent. Call 32 Teasio 8 TO0) CARFrTS: CHAMBER 40U soves. 35; parior eets. 80; £10; ba® ontits. 1 e 1olding-be D McCARTHY, 764 Miss! 4 T L. J. NEUNANN'S, 117 SINTH, FO& lowest prices on household Foods: new or guod s or on timy is ne open evenings. OR SALE—UAK BEDROOM SET; CHEA P, 1317 Steiners . LR ITURE. STOVES, CARPETS. COU ters. showcases. ANDERSON, 1121 Mar <er FURNITURE WANTED. F YOU WANT Gu0b PRICES FOR FURNC ture and merchanaise see BURD, 211 Larktn, THAN ANYWHE b Indians Auetion Co. 1057 Macpasr T o) e CARPET CLEANING. ITY STEAM CARPET CLEANING WORK 4 cleans, moves. lays carpets. G. H. STEVEN 4 Mur. 38 aud 40 kighth at.; telephone South 250, FFER WANTED—HOUSK AND LOT, 243 Perry st.: 11 rooms in 2 fiats: rents $28. In- Qquire 743 Harrisoa st. for particulars. ARINER IN GOOD PAYING BUSINESS: small capital; good outside trade. 223 Fourth. EW ELMWOUD RANGES ARE THE BES] Ny MFG. CO, 12 California st. W HEN YuU BECUME DISGUSTED WITH boor work send to SPAULDING'S Ploneer Care pet-beatinz Works, 353-57 Tehama st.: tel. So. 49, DVANCE CARPET-CLEANISG €O, 402 Sutter; tel. Main 394. GEO. WALt OM, prop. ANISH HOUSEGIKL WISHES SITUA- tion: city o country: §20; is good coo Lest of reference. 515 Sutter st. ITUATION WANTED BY A FIRST COK, Best of refere ces au MRS, HAROLL'S, 516 Efghth 5., Oakland. FEMALE HELP WANTED. HAMBERMAID AND WAIT, CITY, $20; J roner 1or country Inundre, $.6 and fouad: 4 iessen, hoel, south, 3200 hoaseirls, cliy, 0. German ' housegirl: an HANSEN & CO. it 20, C. R IRST-CLASS NEAT-APPEARING WAIT- 'ss wishes work for junch or ady. 419 Geary. housework; wages §15. SWEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUATION FOR | JEADY, Lece Call 1024 Howard. | eionsy’ HO %L WAITRESS FOR A MINING 1OWN, aitress, sieady country hote!, $17 50, 20 avd 826, etc. MURRAY & Empioyment Agents, 634-636 EADY, Leading SWEDISE-AMERICAN GIRL WISH(S PO 11100 &3 chumbermald; wages $15. 444 shk h. N EAT GI&L WOULD LIKs T, assisr IN AN housework and chiluren. 24 Natoma. towu, 320, see p Leading Employment Agents. 634-636 Cluy s \ EAT GIKL FOR COOKING AND HOUSE- work, American family of 3, In & nice conntr riy here. MUKKAY & R ADY, VW ANTED_SECOND GIEL AND LAUN- ’ ANTED_A STUATION TO ASSIST AT | W 25: G 5 1805 Polk street: open uniil 9:30. Wn;m R T Fe 2 i ”"..fl":.fiq'.‘,‘:g&'"(fifi'fl% 'T‘}. : SPECIAL NOTICES. B2, JAD TENANTS EJKCTED FOR s4: collect on) made: Gity or_country. Prcific Collection Cc., 415 Montgy st., room 6; tel. 6580, | 1ow ave. {IRST-CLA-S DR in family or at home. SMAKER, LIKE WORK 1035 Post s.. EHMAN GIRL WANTS UPSTAIRS WORK 5 cooxs. German style, 125 and $30: (o0k, board- iDE-house, 8. £10 aud $25, aud girls for cooking and housework™ J. F. CRUSETT & Cu, 316 Sutter st. 2 waitr-sses hotel nd restauran or general housework. Plense cail 25 Wik WARTED—A WET NURSE. AFPLY TO 216 Tenth st. THOUSANDs OF GOOD #LACES UNDER the McKinley administration in every part of the country. Do you want one tion of the National Recorder will teii how 10 zet a posifon. Send 5 cen:s in stamps 10 the National ecorder, Washington, D. C. The midwinter edi- ] ADIES' AND ENTS' MISFIT *HOES J bought and exchanged: new vamps and sec- ODd-.an0 shoes for sale: Irge SLocK: 808 made to order: bes stock: work gusrdnteed: all kinds of repairing. 749 Missiou, near Grand Upera-house. EN AND WOM N TO INTERVIEW PROP- erty-owners. Laodioris’ Co-operative Asso- clatiou, 143 Phe an buiid ng. K 116 JL31E St — BRANCH OFFICE OF xop VEE CALL subscription and want ads. taken. JUILERS ENGINES, sD-HAN D MACHINERY water-pipes. Mcintosh & Wolpman, 157 Be WATTS, reliable carpet-cleaniug renovig, alter - atlon works. 409 McAllister. 1el Jessie 321, j ABS, BACK LAKS, MIRKORS. SHOW- cuses, counters, linoleum, office furniture, store and office furnitur- and' fixtures. new and second hand. “J. NUONAN, 1017-1019-:021-1023 Mission s.., above Sixth. ARPETS CLEANED & RENOVATED LIKS new. 23 Tenth; tel. fouth 36. Mackintosh & o, J . EMITCHELL, CARPET-CLEANING €O, + 40 1dth st : cleaning 3¢ a yard. Tel. My 710, BAES _SCALES. MIRRORS —FRENCH ranges, etc.. bought, soid. M £EK, 1118 Mission, (ABPET-CLEANING, 3c: LAYING, 3o: RUG samples free: tel. Jessin 944 Stratton, 19 Sthse, NAFIONAL CASH EECISTER, GOOD OR- der; also large folding-door safe. 8 Mission OFFEE MILL SCALES, LETTER PR Ot desk. mone y Lill, safe: cheap. 102 53 |, ABS SHOWCASES, COUSTARS. SHELV. Ditag i, tonn e o o Mission. he b CopKLINS CARPEL- BEATING WORKS 353 Golden Gate wve. Telephone Fast 126, STORAGE. REDUC-D BATES, FURNITUE, PIaNOS, bousehold §00°s.e ¢ J. M. FIERCLE, 785 Mi FASHOHOUSE, 86313 MARKET ST.—RUOMS 20c, 20¢ 10 50¢ uignt: $1 to $2 weex. NE SMALL MEDIUM AND LAKGE-SIZ fire and burglar proof sate. 109111 3 ackerat TORAGE—CHEAPEST IN THE CITY: FILE proof bullding: advances made. 211 Larkin. 2524 MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS AND want ads taken for THE CALL. AT IN CITY—SINGLE ROUMS, 15, 20 AND 25 centa per night: $1, $1 25, 81 50 per week. Paciric House, Commercial and Leidesdor? sis. PHOTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIKS. o AL AMERA CO. sAS REMOVED T0 22 Geary st., near Kearn, and best {n photo oods. | Merket Lates: BICYCLES. A~ EN HURS, BRAND NEW, $45: BARGAINS n second-nund whee.s. DAV1S BEOM cycle deparment, 55 Geary st Y