The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 25, 1897, Page 12

12 'THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1897 ~ MUCH BLUFFING, BUT KO FIGHT Attorneys Smith and Loud- erback Engage in a Wordy War. . The Ex-Judge Accuses the Other of Fixing a Member of the Jury. Acrid Recrimination Eventua 1y Winds Up in Mutual Expressions of Apo'ozy. There was quite a heated discussion yes- terday between Major Smith and ex-Judge Louderback in Judge Joachimsen’s court. Atturney Smith is defending some 250 Chinese, arrested a week ago last Satur- day in dens about Chinatown. Louder- back is the special couasel employed by .Chief Crowley for the prosecution. The trial of these cases has caused both Attorney Smith and Joseph Coffey, his associate, to be placed in contempt, with a fine o1 $100 and imprisonmeut in the County Jail to be held over their heads. B's men, who pulled Troop K over the line in 30 seconds. The afternoon’s sport was a game of baseball between a combination of the mounted men and a team of the kirst In- fantry, in which the infantry came out victoriovs with a score of 7 10 6, —————— SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. ERIOR SWEDISH LAUNDRESS DE- s situstion: best references; city or coun- lv'ruz'n WANTED-Continned, HELP WANTED-Contfnnad. FFLP WANTED—Continned. YUUNG WIDOW WANTS A PLACE AS L howsexecper: city or countr’. 172 Post st 2 ()E/ICE FEE REDUCEI 26 CENTS: < TRLS of ali nationalities wanted 1o flli various posi- tions Garman Lmpioyment Oflice. 506 Mason st. try. MISS CULLEN, 123 Sotter s ERMAN GIIL WISHES P sITION FOR geaeral Iousework; wages $15. 623 Fulion «t., near Buchanan. MARY MOOTRY IS ANGRY. Complains of Excess vo Charges Agains 1gr Brother's Estate. Miss Mary Mootry showea great imp: tience whiie on the witness-stand in Judge Coffey’s department of the Superior Court yesterday. She accused Henry A. Crane, executor of the will of Thomas Mootry, deceased, and his attorney, M. Mullany, of having prevented her from serving s executrix of the estate of her brother, the late Thomas Mootry, and complained that Mr. Crane had been allowed $3000 and Mr. Mullany $2000 out of her brother’s estate for their management of the estate’s affairs, when she thought 1t was worth no such sum. Atrorney Deal,representing Miss Mootry, introauced figures to show that the in- come of the estate had been $5134 and that Messrs. Crane and Mullany had taken $5000 of this sum. £ “They wanted a great deal more,” said Judge Coffey. “Mr. Crane even said he wouldn’t do the work again jor $5000. I don’t think he gave anything like a quar- ter of his time to the affairs of this es ate. I told him then as I tell him now that he was not compelled 1o accept the office of executor any wore than Iam competled to accept this office where I get only $4000 a year for all my time. Yet he appraised his s rvices at that high figure.” Miss Mootry was much moved. She testified that when she came here from New Yorx City afier her brother’s deatn she wanied to ree the Juage of the court, but Mr. Crane warned her that Judge Cof- fey was a very unapproachable man, and consequently she debarred from her rights as an executrix of her brother’s es- | tate. She was eiven no information and The habeas corpus writ sued out by them resulted in their being remanded to jail, but they have managed {0 havs execution | was not even told when the final account | was to be presented to the court, so that | she could be present and see whare the | money was going. She said that Mr. Mul- ‘suming too much [ " words so as to prevent us getting in our of judgment withbeia while the cases of their Chinese clients are before the court. It was the trial of Wong Lung, a visitor to a gambling game, that came up yester- day._ The evidence was the same as given | lany had also attempted to keep her from acting as executrix. Judge Coffey said it was apparent that Mr. Crane’s acts had kept Miss Mootry | from the enjoyment of her rights in the in other cases of the kind, and was con- | premises, and he thought she was entitled clusive enough for the jury to fin¢ the defendant guilty, During the argument made by the prosecution Attoriey Smith arose and de- clared that: “Judge Louderback is con- time. He is waging argument for the defense ut this hearing. Judge Louderback immediately fired back the brand that created the trouble. udon’t want an argament made,’ because you have a juryman | “Yor ney Smith blanched. He squirmed in his chair and started to stutter an an- swer. His first words were forcible enough, but did not reach the ear of the | court. Then, having given vent to his pent-up passion, he adaressed ex-Judge Louderback personally, . pointing his ger at the person addressed. You, sir, say that I have a juryman in this box ‘tixed.’” You are not speaking | what is trge, and it I had you outside of this courtroom I wouid brand its falsity upon you in a manner entirely different.” “Tat, tut, tut!” interposed Judge Joachimsen, “‘1 want none of that talk in this court.” My honor is impugned,” broke in At- torney Smith. ‘I never bsfore have been accused of ‘lixing’ or tampering with a jury, and 1 certainly have never been ac cused of being ‘fixed’ while on the benech.” The intimation that ex-Judge Louder- | back had lent a willing ear to_defendants while he presided over one of the Police | courts some years ago was not taken up. | Aifter Wong Lung had been convicted louderbuck and Smith met in the corri- | dor outside the courtroom. Major, let’s call it off? back in an inquiring way. what 1 said.” “That's all right,”” answered Smith, ac- ‘ cepting the glad band, “neither did I.” | Wong Lung in the meantime comes up | for sentence this morning. SOLDIERS AS ATHLETES, A Big Field Day for the Yel- low, Red and White. said Louder- | T didn’t mean | A Long Programm: With Lively Con- tests Under a Ba'my Atmosphere. The officers of the bay posts, their| Jadies, their friends, the troops, or all that | could, and a good section of the sight- | seeing public were at the Presidio grounds yesterday to tuke spectators’ partsin the field day. The First Infantry band played during and between the events, and aito- gether it was a most successful holiday. In pursuance of orders from military headquarters commissioned officers were detailed to act as a committee on games, and yesterday's detail for this purpose was: Captain Alexander Rodgers, Fourth Cavalry; Lieutenant Leon S. Roudiez, quartermaster First Infantry; Lieutenant Denis E. Nolan, First Infantry, and Lieu- tenant John W. Hinckley Jr, Third Artillery, with Captain Starr, referee; Lieutenants Paimer, Carson and Kilburn, inspectors; Lieutenants Birkhimer, Davis, Rutherford, Garuner and Bent, judges; Lieutenants Croxton and Barrette, time- keepers; Lieutenant Hinckley, starter; First Sergeant Coughlin, clerk of the course. The first event was a hurdle race, 120 yards, which was won by Deviue of Com- pany G, First Infantry,in 2115 seconds. The second event was between Lignt Batteries C and F, of the Artiliery: Bat- tery ¥ won in 6 minutes and 424-5 seconds. The wall scaling event was between Ba: tery K, Third Artillery, and Companies A, E, and G, First Infantry. The entire team nad to get over the wall witn arms, clothing and equipments ad- usted and fall in at a point twenty feet rom the wall in the position of the sol- dier and arms at an “o:der.” Five shots liad to be fired by the first man to see over | 1he top of the wall before any of his team couid be ¢xposed, five more by the fir n 10 reacn the iop and while sitting there and fifteen more shots from the other side by the other three men. There were five men in a team. Company A’s team won in 1 min. 38 sec. The pole vuult was won at 7 feet 6 inches by Sergeant Miller. The fifth event was a cartridge race, in which the Fourth Cavalry conteste:, which took placein the following manner: Five cartridges were placéd at twenty yard intervals with t e pistols on the ground alongside. These cartridges were placed in the cyiinder one at a time, the contest- ant necessarily dismounting each time to perform this act. Corporal Keilty, Troop K, Fourth Cavalry, was the winner of this event in 2 min. 41 4-5 sec. The equipment race—on foct—wascon- tested by Corporal Harper, Battery K; Sergeant Puckett, and Privates Hill, De- vine, Crutchfield, Harrington and Con- naughton of the First Infantry. Puckett won in 2 minutes 11 4.5 s-conds. The three-legeed race was bstween Mil- ler and Curley, Troon K, Fourth Cavairy; Bleckmore and _Radigan, Battery K. Third Artillerv; Engs.rom and Bailey, Company E, First Infantry; Seaton and Bentey, Company G, First In antry; Puckeit and Connaughton, Company G, First Infantry. Milier and Curley won in 16 minutes 2-5 seconds. : The mounted tug-cl-war with six horses to her positlon as executrix to associate with Executor Crane in the management of the estate. The court intimated that the compensation to the execuior and his attorney had been excessive. Further testimony will be heard next Tueeday at 2 p. M. —————— Swindled a Dentist. G. W. Crane had a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses booked agaiust him atthe City Prison last night. He went to Dr. Shepard’s office Monday and ordered a set of teeth. He returned yesterday, and after tell- ing the doctor he had $100 in bank he bor- rowed 50 cents. The doclor ascertsined he had no money in bank, and when he calied last evening and asked for 25 cents more the doctor arrested him and handed him over to Policeman T. C. Murphy e ——— Charged With Burglary. Charles W. Nelson broks into the stables at 219 Seventh street Monday and stole two bridles. They were recovered by Detectives Dillon and Crockeit and Nelson was arrested on a charge ot burgla: NOTICE OF MEETING CALIFORNIA LODGE NO. 5, F. and A. M., will meet THIS (THURS DAY) EVENING, Feb. 25, al 7:30 o'clock. ‘I'bird degree. By order of ihe Master. FRANKLL DORIC LODG# NO. 218, F. AND A. M.. 121 Eddy street—Ca jed meet- ing THIS (THURNDAY) EVENING. Soc- ond degree. All Masons and sojourning brethren are invited. By order of the W. J. R GOLDSMITH, Secretary. H. DAY, Secretary. SA. SOUTH FRANCISCO Lodge No, 212, F. and A. M, mests HIS E' ENING #t7:30 o'.locs. Degree 2. By order of the master. E. C. HARE, Secretary. ALTA LODG 0. 205, 1. 0. o plesse rssomble in | ba HIS = (THUKSDAY) EVENING, Feb. 25, ~Z0 woa.tend district meeting NANSEN, Noble Grand. cretary. PRESIDIO LODGE NO. 334, 1.0. 0. F.—There will be an in’ itiazion’ TO.NIGH1 (THURSDAY). Ali brothers are earnestly requested pres nt. L. K. MCULOSK. M. SYMoNDS, R. S T, UMY 1ODGE No. 131, I 0. 0. F.—ihis lodze ‘will meet with other lodges fn Di trict No. 67, at 0. F. Hall, Sev-nth and Marse:, 27N for u social enterta nment under the auspices of Pacific Lodze No. 163, on TrU SDAY . February 5, st 8 o'clock. Members will W. B. HiBmerT, please atend. H - NRY A. MOHRE, 3. G, WILLIAM THACKERAY, Rec. Sec. OPHIR LO . 171, spags, 1.0. 0. F.—Oflicers and mem' 3 z bers a e requested to assemb e in L. O. - 0. F. bullding 10-NIGET (THU k8. 7"\ DAY). February 25, for ihe purpose of attendiog a disirict meeting 10 & vody. W. G. DOWLE, N. G. YNRBA BUINA LODGE 5" N0.15, 1. 0. 0. F. at the next regular meeting. THURSDAY EVE- NING, Feb. 28, there will bo an elec- 277" | tion of delegates to a co ivention 1o be held for the purpose of appoiniing a trustee to the Mission- street lot tn succeed Martin Hencken. deceased, and other {mportant businy bers are requested to be pres M. S.JEFFERS JR, N. G, GRO. L PEREAM, Rec. Sec. § EVEN- | FRMAN WOMAN WANTS FEW places Lo wash. iron or house-leaning. address 252 Shipley st RESSMAKER WISHES A FEW MORE places (o go vu: by th - day or 1o take wor< at home: all kinas of children’s clothes made. Call or address 232 Shipley st. MORE Call or OUNG LADY, FORMERLY IN GOUD CIR. cumstanies. desires a lucrative position as Lous keeper; or will do gentemen's mendiog. 120 kilis'st, room 17, second floor; eall after 1%, UBSCEIFTIONS AND WANTADS FORTHE CaLL brancn office, 339 Hayes st open untit $:37 oclock. REFINED NORTH GERMAN GIRL, LADY™S \ maid, $20. German Lmploymeat Office, 306 Mason st ALCUTTER AND FITTER; 3 UST BE ABLE to take tuli charge of firsi-ciass dressmaking estabiishment; siate fai: iculars. Address C . box 125, call cmce. "o W ANT ADS AND SUB-CRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken at Branch Office, touth- west corner Sixteentn and Mission 8.5 NEAT YOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL bousework; 4 in family; plain co'kinz: and washing. NE! cor. Twenty-fitih 8ud Fair Oaks. LDEHLY BUT VERY ACTIVE FRENCH widow wan s situation {o_quiet fumily; coun- i1y preferred: can teacn. sew and make herself generally ugeful. Address MME. M., 00X 63, W est Berkeley. JCANDI \AVI N GIL.L WANTSSITUATION ns cook. Please call 1138 Florence st., near Tweut,-fourth. TOUNG SWEDISH GIRL, FEW MONTHS from Sweden, wishes to do general housework aud asist in cooking: smail wages. 5i3 Mo Aliister at. Y OUNG, WOMAN WOULL LIKE TO Du plain sewing for Botel; willlug to work for room and board. Call 206 Fifih st., room 3. ESPECTABLE WOWAN WANTS SITUA- tion: geueral housework: wiliing to assist | with children: low wages. 10 Wetmore piace. off Washingion st.. bet. Powell i nd M.son. ITUATION WANTED BY COMPETENT girl_for general housework and cooking. 281314 Bush st. OMP TENT NURSEGIRL, WITH REFER- ences, wishes position. Piease call after 3 ». 3. 8326 LalKin st., room 23. 7UUAG WOMAN WANTS SITUATION TO take care of chiidren; city or country. Apply 1024 Hoa ard st., room 8. Y UNG GERMAN LADY DESIRES POSL- tion wa working housekeeper. 112 laylorst, roum 14. MEKRICAN WOMAN WANTS WURK BY tlie day: good washer and lroner ana fir: Cluss uousec.eaner; $1 day. Address Leiluble, box 48, Call Lilice. TRONG GERMAN GIRL WISHES A PLACE for general housewo:k and plain cooking. Call L 163 | esama st. ADY, MIDDLE-AGED, WANTS A PLACE as housekeeper. 1608 ~teiner st. RESSMAKER, FIR-T-CL siylish draper and desigue: maker; by theasy. 104 Grove si. VWONAN WANTS WORK BY THi DAY: 76c; city references. ad. C. B., box 98, Call. TANTED — WASHING, IRONING OR housecleaning by the day; good reference. MKS M. E. JENSEX, 8 Minan st., rear. Y QUAG WOMAN WISHES SIT(ATION IN American famiy; is & good plain cook snd baker; will do a amali wash or would do_chamber- work: hotel or lodg:ng-house; wages $15 to $25, 718 Broadway. 00D RELIABLE WOMAN WISH,S A SIT- uation 10 do generai housesork: is & good cook and laundress. Aduress 421C Natom Y QUNG SWEDISH WOMAN WITH A BABY like o do lich. housework in small family, 967 Mission st. =S FITTER, thorough dress- Piense call VEEMAN GiRL WISHES POSITION 10 DO o Beneral housework in small family. 2610 | uster s W LICHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST. NR. Marset: 200 rooms :5c o $150 per nigh £1 50 10 86 per week enfent and respectabl free bus and ba. gage 10 and from tEe ferry. QW COR. SIXTEENTH =T, NEAR MIS sion: branch office of Tme CALL Sub- scriptions and went ad; ke RESUECTABLE, COMPETENT GIRL FOR general housewors: if suited, steady pa e: wages 815. Apply 32.1 Brigas High-st. siation, narrow gauge. W “DISH GIRL; G-.NERAL HOUSEWORK : £001 C00x ; neat: reliable: references: Ameri- cau tamiiy. 1708 Gougn, 9 to 12 e, Alameds, SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. ] ADIESTO SELL M SICAL PUFLICATION: 4 §00d pay; permane:t. M., box 111, ail ERMAN, GOOD DRIVER AND GARDEXN- er. can milk and has Al references, wishes situation. Address ANDRE'S, 315 Stockton st.; teiephone 1304. H UNTER & CO.. CHINESE AND JAPANES] employment office, r-moyed 10 61434 Califor- nia st., near Kearny. ‘el main 231 HINESE AND JAPANES: ENPLOYMENT office; best help. 41ig O'Farrell. Tel. k. 426, JANT D—FORTHE COUNTRY,EELIABLE £00k: smail famiiy; call 9 t0 12." 1900 W ush- D101 8L, W ANTED-TAILOR AND TAILORESSES on ustom couts. 1306 Marke: st. FEW, LADIES To ENGAGE IN A GOOD- Dpaying business: must deposi 85 as guarantee of good fath Cail at 905 Marke: st., room 85, bet. 10 A x und 2 P M. FCRUITS WANTED FOR THE U. 8. MA- R otos, V- & Navy—Able-bodied_unmar- Tied men becween ihe ages of 21 and 30 years | Who are citizens of the United ‘S.ates, or those WEO have iegally dectared iheir intention to be- Come sueh: mus. be of good character a i hablts snd able tospeak, tead and write English aud be between 5 feet 5 inches und 6 fee further fnformation applv a: the Recruiting ofice, 20 Kliis st.. San Fraucisco, Cal. 2 5 e 1 MERCHANT TAILO @ CUTTER: Bl salury to proper map. Apply to C.C, box 96, this office. :RS_FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC A oroers Assn. & FUCHS, 326 Grant ave. ADIES AND GENTS' MISFIT —HOES J‘boaght and exchanged; new vamps and sec- ond-hand shoes for saie; Iarge stock; snoes made to order: bes stock: work gu:raateed: all kinds of repairing. 743 Mission, near iirand Upera-house. W ASIED-AN 1DEA: WHO CAN THINK of some simp'e thing lo ptent? i rotect your ide s: they may bring you weaith. Wiite JOILN WEDDERBUKN & (0., Depc L, Patent Atter- neys. Washingion, D. C. for thelr $1800 prize cffer and new list of 1000 inventions wanted. W 23T _ADs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken at_Branch uilice, south- west corner Sixteenth and Mission ais, [LCHO HOUSE, 86815 MARKET ST.—EUOMS 20c, 26¢ to 50C night: §1 10 §2 weex. 2520 MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS AND want ads taken for THE CALL. JAPANESE INTCLLIGENCE AGENCY. R 90. St. Ann's b'g, 6 Eddy st.: tel . ain 5234 W 2a) FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 391 Twenty-fourth st. HINESE & J2 PAN FSE; EST'D 20 Y EARS: ‘hielpitel. main 1997, BRAULEY & C...640 Clay JANTED—AN APPRENTICE ON CUSTOM coats; steady place. 966 Folsom ITUATION WANTED ON RANCH BY & man ani wife: o children: man understsnds all about orchard and vineyxrd; also good texm- sier: wife good cook and Lousekeeper. Address A., box 70, Call Oftice. IKL WANTED ASSIST LIGHT HOUSE- work: sleep home. 3456 Seventeenth st. JXPERIENCED APPRENTICE WANTED E~T IN CITY—SINGLE ROUMS, 15, 20 AND 25 ceats per night: 81, $1 25, $1 50 per week. Pacitic House, Commercial uud i.eidesdorft sts. 116 JLTE SK — BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLL: subscription and want ads. taken. | KUNSWICK HOUSE, 148 SIX(H ST.: OPEN 3 all night; rcoms 25¢ to $1 per night: $1 26 to 8§5 per week. J. G. DRAKE, Manager. (OMPETENT MAN TO CARE AND DRIVE / horses; good plain gardeer; can milk; handy Wwith 0ols: best of r.ferences. Address Lompe- tent, box 9, Cait Office. ORTICULTURIST AND ORCH iRDIST OF long experience in r ising trees, pruning, cul- tivatiog and irrigating, wishes position as f reman Ou fruliforu. Address A. B, Lox 15, Cal Office. 7OUNG MAN WANTS JOB AS PLUMB:R, or will work as partner on shares. Apply 48 Sacramento st. 339 taken. 7OUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS nizht watchman. Adiress 9.3 Howard st HAYES ST._BRANCH OFFICE OF TEE CALL; subscrip:ions and want ads o help on coats. 461 Jessie st. }) ANTED—A CLEAN GIRL TO DO HOUSE- work: country: $10 montn; steady home. 239 Post st., room 12. JEXEBERIENCED OPERATORS ON FLAN- Dl overshirts and underwear. LEVI STRAUSS & CO., 3234 Fremont st JLEARN DRESSCUTTING AND MILLINERY: J 81 per week: uniimited lesons: - patterns 45¢. MeDowell Dressmaking School, 636 Market. OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE YL Winchester House, 44 Third st. near Marksc: 200 rooms: 25c to $1 50 per night: $1 50 (o $6 Per week: free ’bus and baggage 10 and from ferry. W ANTED—10 YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN barber irade: shop o open May 1. Partca- lars call 13814 kighth s, 5. ¥. Barber College. / OUNG MAN 18 WANTS TO DRIVE DELIV- ery of any kind: knows city well: can give ref- erence. Address .49 Fifth st., flat 2. ANDY JAPANESE W.ANTS POSITION AS janitor, or would wo k in shop or factory: Speaks good knglish. F. M., 10 Central place, off Ploe st.: with best recommienda:ion. W ANTED—BY MIDDLE-AGE » AMERICAN, with references. piace as gardener abou: pri- 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subscriptions and wantads. taken. JLYNN'S DRESSMAKING AND CUTTING Academy. 14 McAllister st.: $1 & week. J,AWRENCE CUTTING ECHOOL 1S THE only rellable place for pacterns: every One suaranteed 10 be perfect. 1231 Marke: st. 116 NINTH ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLL: subscription and wan. ads vate place, horses, cow, elc.: haudy Wih L0OW. | jayen Address Kdrnest, 224 Seventh st. 2 797 MONTGOMERY, CO.NER OF CLAY— :)ZCI Upen unti 9:30 oclock: branch office of NN EEET NANUnD. ihe Call: W = e Call; subscriptions and want ads. taken. S AlIREs vis i oo minn $20 B FOR POSITION AS BUOK- b keeper, assistant. shipping elerk, clerk in yholesale house; city reference. Address 1140 Vaienc $20 and room; waiter, §9 a week: lunch cook $7 a week; night cook, $8 a week: night cook, §7 8 week: German cook, small place, $35 and room. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. ESPEKCTABLE WOMAN WANTS SITUA- ti0n 10 do housenork and cOOKing, no oblec- | 100 10 =hort d stance 1u the countrs: 5o triflers | need u ly. 139 Lleventh st. YOMPETENT DRE>SMAKEK AND SEAM- stress sews for 50 & day or $2 50 & week. G. F., box 72, Call Uftice! W ANIEL-SITCATION ASHOUSEKEEPER l in the country. 715 Howard st., room 89. M IDOLE-AGEDGERMAN WOMAN WISHES & aituation to do general housework: 88 to $10 a month; 1o postals: fare paid. 504 Howard st. WO SWEDISH GIKLS WISH 10 D0 GEN- eral housework. Fiease cail a. 142 Niath s¢ JEWING WANTED — BOYS KNEE PANTS only 25¢: il kinds of piain sewing nestly don very reaxouable. 630 San Jose uve. WO COMPETENT WOMEN WISH SITUA- t.ons: 0ne is firsi-cla.s co0k: the other whldo | chamberwork aud sewiug of waiing; best of res erence. Call 1505 Pine st. REFINED LADY WISHES POSITION AS | munsging housekeeper i widowes’s home; no | wifling wanted. Call 1148 Sutier st.. room 35, third flocr. | stl&cnnmc WOMAN WANTS SI UA tion as cook or genera. housework: will fu nish the best o rexecences. 708 Twenty -sixth si., near San Pab.oave., Oakluno. | W ANTED —SIIUATION BY AMERICAN | ludy and davghier as cook and wallress, or mot..er would accept si:uation as housekecper: country preterre.. Z. B, 2114 Biake st., Kerkeley. ADY WANTS BITUATION AS NURSE AND i seen:stress. or will do second work: can fur. nis the best of references. 732 Lindeu st., Osk. | land. | USITION AS HOUSEKEEPER FOR CAMP | “0oking by a respeciabie young woman: good ook and lousekerper. Call from 9 A. M.05 P. . 126 Fourth st,, room 2. JXPERIENCED HOUSEKRRPER (WIDOW) | 4" wants work in widower's or bachelor’s ho se- d. with children; country proferred. 88 Ninth room 17; hours11A X 109 P. M. | JEAT YOU GFRMAN GIRL WOULD AN like to do general housewors in small famil city or country. Call at 607 Minna st., bei. Sev- enth and Eigh.h. JIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER WANTS JTO 0 0nt by the day: uudersiands catiing and fi- ing perfecily. Plea.e address MKS. FURSTER, 814 Poweli 8. | 749 Marke. MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE BUTLER 860, aiss CULLEN, 823 SUTTER derstands bookkeeping. FIRST-CLASS HORS: smith wants situation. Y. 0. V., box 74, Call. -SHOER AND BLACK- Apply 191 ~hipley st. MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: want ads and subscriptions taken. ANDY JAPANESE WANTS POSITION AS junitor or would work in shop or factors: sveaks good English. F. M., 10 Ceutral place, off Pine st.: with best recommendation. CALL: want ads and subscriptions taken. street. | Y OUSG MAN FROM NEW YURK GISHES| \JAN AND WIFE, $35. MI8S CULLEY, 823 work at paperhanging, framemaking: also un- Sutter st. QOMS 160 TO 75¢ PR NIGH1: 60c 10 130 per week. Oriental, 225 Drumm sc. IPEY ACME HOUSE. $7 MARKET oT., BE- Jow Elxth. foraroom: bca Dight: SL a wee< 100 38X T0 TAKE LUDGING AT 10c 15 and 20c a nigat, including coffes aud rols. 624 Washington sw., near Kearny. 9526 MISION ST.—BRANGH OFFICE OF P TuE CaLL; subscriptions and want ads taken. ANTED—_LABORERS AND MECHANICS 10 know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprie- tor, siill runy Denver House, 217 Third st.: 150 iarge rooms; 25¢ per nignt; $1 10 $3 per week. OSEDALE, 821 ELLIS ST.—SINGLE FUR- nished rooms, 20¢ (0 25¢ night, $1 to 1 50 wk. E SIMON WANTS 100 Mr.N 10 GET_BOI W ANTED—SINGLE ROOMS, 18c A DAY: 8L e beer or wine 6¢; best free lunch. 643Clay week: rooms for 2, 25¢ a day. 81 50 & week; reading-room: dally papers. 36 Clay st 200 rooms, 25¢ a night: reading. free bus and bazgage to and from the ferry. W ANTED, YOUR SHOES— WE REPAIR ehoes upto 9 o'clock every night: those work- Ing through the day can have their snoes repaired Lnlght while you walt: laey soling, 35¢; mex toling, 60c; fine shoes made o order from $3 u we Lave a lot of shoas heen damaged by water, &k Jess than one-fourth' theic value, from 280 up ta $2 50. 562 Mission at.. bet. First s> and Second w. HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR. AGENTS WANTED. TS “THE FIRST Battie.” Apply or address for territory, £. Person, manager subscription department, THE WHITAKER & RAY COMPANY, 728 Macket st. e e e, BRYAN'S BOOK, M AN AND WIFE, WITH A DAUGHTER, for the mioes. $60: farmhand and miik, $15: har- Dess repairer: wo:dchopper, on shares, R. T. WARD & CO., 608 and 610 Clay st. ASTRY COOK FOR A COUNTRY HOTEL 840 and found; 3 cooks, $:0. $40 and $:0: 3 walters, $25 aod $30: waite:, restauranc work, $30 and found: 2 dishwashers. MURRAY & RE DY, Leading Xmployment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. \V INCHESTER HOUsK, 44 THIRD KT, N& Market: 200 rooms: 25¢ to 81 50 per night $1 50 10 $6 per week: conventent and respectable; iree bus and baggage 10 and from the ferry. APANESE COOK, $10 AND FOUND. COUN- try hotel: baker, conatry hotel, §40. MURRAY & HEADY. Leadlng Empioyment Agen:s, 634 and 636 Clay st. MONEX WANTED. $250 cent. WANTED FOR TWO YEARS ON property worth $6000: will pay 8 per Address B., box 70, Cail Office. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. [ ANTED—TO BUY SOME SECOND-HAND nickel-in-the-slot machines. Apply this morn- ing, room 45. 1015 Market st. [ANTED—A RAT - TERRIER DOG. Washingion st. 17 RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH —Wan nd subscriptions taken. FEMALE HELP WANTED. N URSEGIRLAND ~EAMSTRE—, §1 4N ‘onu girl, $20: second zirl, $15: girl, Pierce st., 315; giri, Fllimore st., $15: giri, J girl, Livermore, 816: girl, McAlliste Broderick st., $18; girl, Gough st., §1 ster st., 8157 girl, Geary ~i.. $15. gin, U'Farrell st §15: 26 young giris, 88, $10 and $12 per mo-.th {0 assist, et<., In nice families. MARTIN'S, t WAIIRKSSES, $4 A WEEK: 8 WAIT- & resses, .0, b0 Suuday work, b hours’ work, see parly here 3 waltresses, $15 and room; cook, 12 per mionth, few pe.sons: pan.ay-woman, $15 and room chambermaid, $20: 3 wal resses city. $20 100m; wairess, 86 & week. MAKTIN'S, 748 Market st. IRL, GE RY ST., $20: GIRL, WEBSTER st $20; girl, ks st, $20; giri, Octavia nth'st.. $20: girl, si.. $20: girl, ¢ Franklinst, &irl. Vaiiejo sterst. $25% giri, steiner st., , $20: wirl, Gough st., §! MAKTIN'S, 744 Markol st. 20; g girl, Fai & (;EBMAN GIKL, GE 3 Eills irl, "Vallejo, 03 weriay girl. Wash- girl, Fliimore st. $30. Octavia st., § . man girl, Lombard s. ington st . $25: Germ MARTIN'S, 748 Market s HOUSEKEEPLES, $10 AND $12 A MONTH. MARTIN'S 749 Murcet st. ESPECTABLKE WOMAN WOULD LIKE TO | get & few unfarnished r0oms for a few hour.’ work every day in return as reut. Call or address 523 Potrero ave. QWEDISH GIKL WANTS SITUATION IN private family (040 cooking and general house- work: can give best cliy reference: is competeut and wiLling to work. Apply 1021 Capp st. JTUATION WANTED BY COMPETENT | 1D woma- to do housework; city or counry. Call 41769 Mission st. EZ, JHES. F. SCOTUISH THIS tle Club meets THIS (FHURS. DAY) EVi2X G, Frat raily Hal, 32 O'kurrell st., at 8 o'clock. The regilar mouthly “smoker” will follow the meetin W. A. DAWSON, Royal Chief. PATERSON, hecorder. A SPECIAL M:ETING OF THE members of the Builders’ Exchange wili be held on FRIDAY, March 5, 1897, at_1 o'clock | P, at 80 New Montgomery siréet, San b ao- | clsco, for the purpose of nomiuating cancidates | for board of airectors. to be elected at annual | meeting on March 15, 1897. Bv order of the | board OSCAR LEWIS, Prosident. JAMES A. WILSON, Secretary. E& JHEANSCAL MERTING OF THE stockholdery of “the Marin County Water Company will be beld at_the office of the com- any, 406 California street. tun Franclsco, on WIDNKMDAY, the 3d day of March, 1897, ut the | hour of 12 o'clock i, for “the ‘election of trustees | for the ensulng year and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the mect- ng. A. DALTO\ HARRISON, Secretary. — SPECIAL NOTICES. ! THEY SELL ALL KINDS OF DRY 1 £o0ds, hosiery. underwear, bed spry els, table covers, luces, emb roldery, linin mings, ¥ cheap ai Pioneer D; Gouds'Si o {o Gromcx W. i st £, U8 YWYRTLE POTTER HAS KI MOVED from 18624 Market to 1346 Marker, rm. 27, EZ JAD 1k ANTS EJECTED FOR 34 colle: tions made: aty or couniry. Pacifio Collection Co., 415 Monty at., room 8; tel. 5550, ‘% DR. BAZ.T REMOVED FROM PILE. lan buildine to 808 Geary st.: tol, East 857, SITUATIONS WANTED—. FEMALE. OMPETENT PROTESTANT COOK WITH reference desires a situation. J.J. CROSETT & CO., 316 Suttr QTHONG s DISH GIRL WANTS HOUSE- work. 901 Folsom st. 7OUNG COLORED GIRL WISHES SITUA- tion to do hou<ework 0r take care of buby. Address E. .. vox 16, Cail Office. EAD WAILRESs, 835 AND ROOM. MAR- TIN'S, 749 Market st. JOREM \N FOR A GRAIN RANCH, $50; foreman for a vinevard and orchard, see b ss here o-day early: 4 farmers, $20; 3 _miikers, $20 sheepherder, near city. MURRAY & KEADY Leading Employment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay. W ANTED—4 NICE, NEAT YOU between 18 and 22, as a room-mate: will likel: remain for severa mouths: more a companio than anything else; no rent. Address T. M. A., box 164, Call Office. JABMER WHO CAN DRIVE 6 HORSES: near city: $20 and found. C. R. HANSEN & C0., 110 Geary st HIRTY OR THIRTY-FIVE FOOT SLOOP OR \oscnooner. Address MUNT & BUTTON, 1188 Mis- | sion st. BUSINESS CHANCES. IGHEST CASH PRICE~ PAID FOR FURNE tare, restaurant, saloon fixtures and grocers stocks. STENBEKG 632 Market: tel. main 1043, e $5(0, BUTOHEX-BHOP: "G00L LoCA- . tion: finely fitted up: cash registe horse and_wagon: clea s §100 & month: see th \ bargan. STENBEKG & CU., 632 Market st. kQ5() B Si HOUTE IN CITY; CLEARS &350. ¥ 0 per month: trial eiven: sacrificed account of depa iure. $20 Market. $400), KESTAURANT: NEAR AT ROAD - depoz: large number re ular boarders compulsory sule STENBERG (0., 6 2 M STENBERG, 652 Marset. MILK DEPUT AND DAIRY: GOOD « location: low rent. SI1LNBERG, 632 traciive pl estate. exchange reet st Q) A SALOON: ELEGA \TLY FI. TED: 1 $950. B0 SA LT O TED: stocked with fine liquors, cigars, etc.: private Sooma’ Owiier hus 0thos bl e e B pa r fice; investigate this. STENBERG, 632 Market. $25 BRANCH BAKERY, LY AND cated: dcing rrofi able business; & big b rgal. A. 8. LESS, 1082 Mark t st R45(). SALOON WITH 11 ROOMS, I URNT. $ OU. niture Included; est locatio’ vorth of Market; presen: owner In ~ame puce 15 vears: Dresent owner hus ano:her business in tue country. A.S. LES», 1032 Marke: st 5700, GROCEEY. AND BAR NORTH 0% &»l . Market: 4livin 825; present owner there 6 sea other Dbusiness causes saie. A. S. Lr.SS, 1032 Mark. OfF() CORNER WHOLESALE AND Q- $2650, SR REILEMLE AND e tablished place: doing fine business: cheap re.t: owner', attencion required in other manufactur business: must seil. A. S. LESS, 1052 Market st (), BEANCH BAKEKY. >TATIONERY $600. 25" schoor” suppiies: oo locat 1.ving-rooms. furniture inciuded; near a school: 2004, steady business. A. S. LESS, 1032 Market. SALOON, N. OF MARKET; 4 FINE $400. Tirnished rooms: kitehen: -torarooms: fine stock: best 10cation; cheap reat: greatest bar- gain ever offered: ow..er has oiher large interests. A. S. LESS, 1032 Marketst. 9R() SALOON: FINELY STOCKED AND $ZOO. fitted up; on prominent business street; owner going to_Alas<a; must sell; big bargain. A. 5. LESS, 1032 Market st. ESTAUKANT AND C FFEESALOON; OPP. depot: $175. DECKER. 1020 Market st. 1000, 52LID.GROWING MA NUFACTUR- . ing business: only oneon the Pacific coast: the city of San Franclsco has used large quantities of the goods: iar e profiis. established trad with nardware-stores; the business taught and a fu i running plant included: owners going Last. Apply to H, C. DECKER. 1020 Market st. OR SALE — WELL-ESTABLISHED DRY £00ds and notion busines< in Modesio, Cal. capital required, about $3000; spiendid Oppor- tunity for spring: good reason for selling. APply to NATHAN SISTERS; Modesto. OR SALE AT A SACRIFICE_UPHOLSTE 1ng-store in good location. $001 Twenty-fourth , cor. Harrisou. OR SALE—GOOD CURNLR STORE AND cigar siand: cheap. 51634 Gesry st. OR SALE CHEAP-A PAYING RESTAU- rant. 54 Mission st. ANTED—PARTNER IN GOOD-PAYING downtown business. 717 Mission st. 800, SALOON: DOING NICE BUSINESS; D . fine 0cation: nicely fitted: fine range for lunch: patent beer pumps: owner leaving clty: bargain. UNDERWOOD & CO.. 765 Market sts "OR SALE—CITY DRUGSTOKE IN THICKLY inhabited section; $200: sacrifice; fine stand forpbysician. App!y 10 LANGLEY & MICHAELS CO., 54-40 First st. ALF INTEREST IN A GOOD-PAYING saloon; fiue chance f-r a business man: pari- ner golng to Europe. I[nquire in office. ARTNER IN AN ESTABLISHED BUSL - Dess; musi besober and euergetic; references exchanged; small cap tal required. 1041 Valencia. £300 room 4. ‘ STANTED-PARTNER IN KAKERY: CEN- trally located. For particulars call av 118 Oak st. ALOON; OWNER 6 YEARS place. ‘Apply Anchor Brewers. TORE WITH 3 LIVIN loca:ton for busivess. FOR HALFINTEREST IN MANU facturing business.~ Apply 528 Bush st., IN SAME 14351 racific. 0OMS: ELEGANT 406 vousth st. OR SALE_GROCERY-STOR AND BAR; Appiy Call Oflice, OLORED HEAD WAIIER, HOTEL, $40. C.R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. VW ANTED — BOOKKEEPER AND SALES or-Liouse; shop buicher; gineer Jor mine, $75! er, $80; and CROS=TT & €O, 1:0 6 quariz miners, $3 da; iacksmith, #3 50 a d others. Auply to J. F. Sacrawento O QUARTZ MINERS, §8 A DAY: 2 GOOD biushmakers; also farmers, teams ters, milkers, cuois, wal.ers, dishwashers, etc. W. D. EWEE & CO., 626 (lay st VW ASTED-MEN TO GO WHALING: NO exverience = quired. Apply at once ar L. LEV1'> clothing store, NE. corner Battery and Jackson sts. IRS1-CLASS CABINET-MAKER. GEORGE KNEASS, 718 i hird st. (CUMBETENT BOOKKKE, ER: MUST HAVE Al references. B.,box 111 this office. HOWCARD AND SIGN LETTERKR WANT- ed; also assistant (lady) to paint flowers, etc. tor large retail estavilshment: siae salary.’ Ad- dress, with specimens, E M. P., box 150, Call. WaNTED — FIRSJ-CLASS SHOEFITTER; =o0od job for rigl box 15, Cuil Office. JXPERLENCED ADVERTISING SOLICI10K: news and home weekly: salary and commis- sion. M. X., box 111, Call Office. man. Address Snoefitter, (31BL OK WOMAN ¥OR PANTRY WORK, 816 and room. MAKTIN'S, 749 Marke: st. (GiBLCaRE: CHILDREN, $15; SEE PAKTY 101012 MAKTIN , 749 Market st. OUSEK EPEK, $15, StE PARTY 10 TO 12, MARTIN'S, 749 Market st YOOK AND SECOND GIKL, 840 AND $45. MARTI 9 Market st. NEJL YOUNG GIRL LIGHT WORK, $12. AN MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. VY ALTBESS, 825 PRIVATE FAMILY. CULLEN,'823 Su.ter st. MISS ANTED— XPERIENCED YOUNG MAN 10 distribute jub types: sa.ary 85a w ek: send your nume ana address. Type, box 45, Call Ctfice. H RT-ORDER COOK; RESTAURANT. 206 McA lister 87, VWASFED-TWO BARBLKS ¥OR SATUR- day. 6661 Howard st. W ANTED — FIks Stockt. n st. LASS WAITER. 15 ARBEKS, ATTENTION—$400 WORTH OF furniture, with 2 billiard tables, on account of departure. $225. Address E. BONNARDEL, Stan- fora University. IRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS WISHES SITU- ation in private famlly: best of references; city | orcountry. Adiressor call 548 aioma st | N 00D GERMAN (AUSTRI\N) CO K | T wishes s tustion. Please call at 3977 Twenty: fifth; take Castro-street cal Jarasese HONEST YOUNG WOMAN wants situs‘ton 10 do housework in the clty. Jajanese Christian Ladies' Home, 1807 Larkin. JWEDISH WOMAN WOULD LIKE TO Aw-| s1st with housework or he p in Kitchen: city or | Oaklund. Addrcss 44215 Jessie st. OMPETENT GERMAN COOK IN A HOTEL or private house wisi.es & position. 14834 Sil- verst,ue.r ourtn, 7OUNG SWI*S LADY, SPRAKING FRENCH, German and k.nglish, wants position s hous Kkeeper or in a family. 1219 Polk st. ESPECTABLE WOM \N WISHES SITUA- tion 1o do any kind of housework or any kind of cooking; city or country, 312 Clementina st WoMAN aND DAUGH . EK (16) WANT PO- sltions as chambermalds In some respectable place. M. .., 1125 MeAliisier st. EFINED YOUNG LADY WANTS SITUA- | tion as seamstress OF waliress. Address or Call 8. 6641 Howard o RESSMAKER FROM THE class cutter and fi.ter, wan s stress; terms mod cam- Levensou. PXPER.ENCED DRESSMAKER WISHKS “ork by the day or at home: sulis $4. 81613 Jessle st. off ainth. WISHES POSITION TO DO lighi housework; small wages, with permission to use piano. Cal 28 Minote st. OUNG GIRL |A'rru}:sxvnnxaqupu»;RMAsnurwvb ment Bureau a number of first-class gir.s awaiting situations. 3.5 Sutter st, EFINED EASTERN WIDOW, EXPERI- enced housckeeper, desires a situation as housekeeper: country preferred. 238 Kearny, r. 8. RESPECT BLE WOMAN WISAES SITUA. tion; elther cookinz or housework: ciiy or country: best of city references. 131 Wildey bet. Bush and Pine. 0\ PETILNT SOUTHERN COOK, MIDDLE- / aged woman: can 4o French and American | stvle; isanice laundresy: city or ceuntry. Call | 1024 Howird st., room :1. A TED—BY RESP-CTABLE W M1 sitnstion to do hou objecuion 10 comntry. Mason and Powel . REEINED WOMAN WOULD LIKE SITUA- tion as managlnz house eeper: city or coun- try: references. Cail or address MRS. WELLER, 605 Post st , 100m 2 A ork In smail family:'no 10 Weimore, off Clay, bet. RESPECTABLE GIRLS WISh SITUA- tions: une 88 cook. the otaer as secord grl; references. 2609 Post st, near L:on. W ANTED—BY FIRST-CLASS COOK SITUA. tion for cooKing and generat housework ; references. Address or cal atthe Young Women's Corisilan As:o lation, i221 «'Farrell ERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION FOR cooking and gencral honsework. C.ll at 21534 on a side was an easy Victory for Troop | Polk st., in rear; wouid lice to sicep 8t home, | LEST-CLASS DRESSMAKK R WOULD LIKE work for days. 1035 Post st. 7OUNG WOMAN WANTS A POSITION A8 worxing housekeoper; no ir fl ra veed answer. Aadress K. K., tox 147, Cail Office. IDOW FROM MEW YORK WOULD LIKE a po-ition as typewrier. Call 157 Seventh ., oom 10, second fioor. WASIED, BY A COMPETENT WOMAN ce to do bousework, cooking or downstairs ; Do objection to large family. J. H., box 105, Call Oftice OUNG SWEDISH WOM AN, WITH 3-YEAR- old buy, wishes housework; good cook and Inundross: ‘best cliy references. Address O. F., box 148, this office. EAT GIRL, HOUSKEWOKK. 2 IN FAMILY, $25. MiSS'CULLES, 328 Sutter st OY WANTED IN PHOTOGRAPH GAL- lery. Call 131934 Larkin st. QEAMSTRLSS, §25; SECOND GIRL, 825; nurs . $20, must wear cap. MISS CULLEX, 835 Sutter st. JEAT IRISH GIRL AS COOK, $30. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. {/EFL\ED RMAN SKCOND GIRL AND 1V sew, §20: uo sweeplng or burd work M1SS CULLEN, 325 ~utter at. N E;T WO AN FORCOOKING AND HOUSE- work, American family. country, $20; ses party uere: ranch cook, $20; youus nurse girl, y, et M AKAY & READY. Leading Em! ployment Aents, 634 and 636 Clay st. - OUSEKREPER, COUNTRY, 810, MISS CULLEN, 323 Souter st. OOTBLACK-STAND FOR SALE. 8 S(XTH | ‘st inside saop. VW ANIED—A MAN TO REXT OR BUY A C garstand. Apply SE. corner 24th a .d Folsom. ANTED—TO RENT BARBER-SHOP, Hu- tel or coustry. A. B. C., Yosemite Hou: Market st. 00D SCHEME: ‘make big money. MAN WITH $1000 CAN D., box 162, Cal OR SALE—BARBER.SHOP; FINE LOCA- tion. Apply 2 Sixths:. ARBER WANTS PAKTNER: OLD STAND: German preferr-d, or will sell all. Cail 123 Seventh st. JRENCH SELOND GIRL, $25. MISS CUL- LEN, 323 Sut er st ARBER WANTS PARTNER WITH SMALL amount money. Address A. B., box 165. Call. RENCH OR GKRMAN GOVERNESS, $25: X mus understand music. MISS CULLEX, 528 Sutter s JLAUNDRESS, $30. MISS CULLEN, 323 SUT- te st ROTESTANT LADY NOI' OVER 35 YEARS of age to act as nurse and governess to (bree childre: 5 and tou! ref-rences, see par.y here st 12 o oKk (o-day. MUKKAY & KEADY, Leading Emp.osmeat Agents, 634and 636 Clay ANTED—TRAVELING SALESMAN, EX- perienced in the wooden, willow, tin and har i ware lines _Address I'ravelers, box 96, this oftice, giving reference. EW ENERGETIC MEN TO ENGAGE IN A good, paying busivess; must deposit 55 as guar- aniee of good fal'h. Call at 905 Marke. st., room 55. between 10 A M. and 2 P M. OR ~ALE-AN ELLGANT TWO-CHAIR barber-shop; near Market: a real bargain; only §60; good reason for se.ling. 12 Ha, es st JUANDINAVIAY LAUNDRESS, PRIVATE am Iv, Menlo Park, see party bere to-day, $25; chambermaid, city, $15: 2 watresses. Loa dins-house. for same place, cook in & smali place, $20: nursesirl, $10: ciri for fst tion, near ci'y, $15: 4 girls, houseworx 115, housewor., $10and 15, L. K. HANSEN & €., 110 veary st (ERMAN NURSFE, §26: 5 COOKS IN GER- J man and Amerfcan families, $25 and §50; German o ~candinavian laundress nd chamber- maid, 823 Germao ¢ amb-rmad, $20; restau- Tant waliress, $36, and a large numoer of girls fo: coozing alia_héusework. J. F. CROSETT & £O. 816 Sutierst. ELIABL- BOY AGE 16: UNDERSTAND grocery busluess; references. ., box 17. Cail Oftice. Vi ANTED—STEADY, RELIABLE MAN FOR posizion in country: must bave $5 expense money. Call atter 10 A. i, 9 Geary, room 2. HOEMAKERS WANTED N MEN'S NEW shoes and repairing. £02 Fifih st. IRCULAR SAWYER WANTS WORK. swer 10 J. DOGERT, 550 Mission st ANTED,TOCOLLECT WAGE~DUE LABOR- ersacierks KNOX Collecton Agey, 110 Suzter. AN- W ) TED_FIRST-CLASS COOK. GERM \N style. $35: candi.avianlan di g etmn girl, or housework L. gir) TED—M: N TO CANVASS ON AN EN iy new and money makinz business: cum- miss.on and salary if desired: call teiween 2 and 4 P 156 . ifth ot (JERMAN INFANT'S SURSE, §26: ONE €00k, restaurani; German or Swedish cook and wash $25; woman_ for intitution, -hort dis- tance, 315; 10 youog cirls, housework. §20. Ger- man Emp oyment Office, 306 Muson si. WO UPSTAIRS GIRLS, §12 AND $15: 2 nursegirly, $12. acd a number of other . MRS. HIKD, 721 'Lissew OUNG WIDOW, RECENTLY FROM THE East, ~ants a p dce as housekeeper (n hotol or bacheloF's home preferred; clty cr country. Room 228 Post st 1 MDD E-AGED WOMAN WANT - POSITION 10 do houmsework: Kind to chlidren: wages moderaié; ciy. 28 oath Park, off 1hird. 7OUNG WOMAN TO WASH NAPKINS. 612 Kearny st. ECHANIC WANTED TO BUY CYCLERY Kun and vicycle repairahop for $150; good business fur ilitle yrice; In the county-seat town: 40 miles from big city. A. M., box 87, this office. ANTED—CANVASSERS IN THE CITY and State 1o seil lots 10 :he cliy of Stockton; liceral commission: lots will sell readily. Address C., box 148, this office. TYLISH AND DUKABLE CALF SHOES mnde to order, $2 50. 959 Howard, nr. Sixth. TIONG, CAPABLE GIRL FOR GENER1L housewors: must be a good cook. 210 Ninth. OURNEYMEN BAR, KRS KMPLOYMENG secretary H. BEKKNARD, 102 reventn st ANTED — TAILORESS ON GENERAL work. 338 Geary st INGLE FURNISHED ROUMS: 150 A NIGHT: 75c week. Lindell House, Sixih and Howard. ANTED—$800 ON FIRST MOKTGAGE OR i o pariner ou 88000 propersy. Particulars 412 Nacomast. BONUS WILL BE FAID TO ANY ONE securing rosition for soung lady in siore | Address W. W., box 51, Call Office. or office UILDINGS BOUGHT: LUMBER, SASHEY doors, mantels. etc., for sale. 1168 Mission s SQELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW- eiry to A. KLEIN, 109 Sixth st.: send postal CHE ST AND BEST IN AMERICA—THR | WEEKLY CALL, sent 0 sny address in tha | United States or Canada one year for $1 £0, post- age free. 4 living-rooms: rent cheap. 651 MLISSION — SALOON, DOING GO DL business, for sale; cheap: good r RESTAUEANT: SEaTs b rooms: dol 1« & g0od business: ning orcer: across from depot: iiving-rooms: eleciric1i his: iarze French ra ge: pr. seni owner € years made money (0 buy ranch: musc move on 1t; chance for you to do same. N., box 44, Cal. GOOD ons. : PRIVATE firsi-class run- 15()(), DEY GOODS, MEN'S FURNIT DU, goods, notions: splendid fixe Tent; ltving-rooms; £ood business; no ageuts. ply Caul Lilice. TATIONERY-STORE—OLD, GOOD-PAYING pluce; nice for woman to make a good living. Inquire Cali Office. HING LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. 3()BOOM HOUSE ON MARKET ST.....81400 22-room house, only ... .8 400 85 rooms. cor... 3,000[ 1 tter. 700 1lrs, mustseil 200 66 rms, best cliy 3,500 H. (. DECK R, 1020 Market st., opp. Fifen. R RMS; ELEGANT: N. MARKE $2000 | Z£0 30 rooms: north; great brgain. $550 16 rooms: cen'ral: goot furniture, I 828 UNDEKWOOD & CO, 765 Mar NICELY FURXISHED HOUSE OF 23 Tooms: reason for selling, -eaving city. 21833 Sixth st. ON BUSIEST STRKET ket: cheap rent and in- e, ete.: no agents. Irquire Call Office. $250. 2w s surance, | RANCH BAKERY AND DELICA CY STORE mus. be suid: living-rooms; nice sunny yard; no agents. 340 Fourth st. O LET—A COALYARD: ESTABLISHED 9 Ts: finest piace in the city; no oppositivn; scale, etc.; rent §8. 191515 McAllister. [OR SALE — LAUNDRY OFFICE, CIGARS, tobacco, etc. B ., box 88, Call Office. OR SALE—FINELY FURNISHKED HOUS. 10 rooms; all 1ented; cheap. 518 Taglor st. y © stalls ODGING-HOUSE, 704 HOWAFD, COR. 3D; ESTAURANT FOR SALE: GOOD PLACE 82 rooms; furnished. 1020 Market st. for man and wife: cheap. Apply 324 Larkin. 14 800X Bkw EURSITURS: FULL OF [ \WANTED-_PARTNEE IN_ FINE PAYING roowers: offer wanted. 402 Geary st. business. Particulars 539 Californta st. HAYES-—-BR. CALL: subscri NUH OFFICE OF THE 339 FURNITURE FOR SALE. ETIRING FROM RETAIL BUSINESS, R oat close out stoek in 30 daya: brussels car: pet, 423zc yard; floor oflcloth. 18c; mat ing, 7o yard: bedroom sets, 3 pleces, $9 b0: 4-room fur- nizure outfit, $65. SHIREK & SHIREK, 747 Marxet st, opp. Gran: ave. OLD-ESTABLISHED SALOON, - with 5 llving-rooms. Inquire 911 Fol. $10 som st. FOR SALE CHEAP—A PAYING PEODUCK- store on Fifgh street. Call 427 Front st. ALOON FOR SALE. INQUIRE MCLEOD & HATIE, 515 Market st. IGAR-STORE AND LAUNDRY OFFICE ON U Market st.; cheap. Inquire Call Ofice. MONEY-RAISING ~NALE—30 DAYSONLY, Bedroom sets, 3 pleces. Solid oak dining chairs. 4-room furniture ontf, Brussels carpet, lald. .85¢ yard SHIREK & SHIREK, 747 Market st opposite Grant ave. [OR SALE_FURNITURE AND CARPETS of 4 housekeeping room:; makesn offer. C. B, box 74, Call Office. JUBNITURE OF 4 ROOMS FOR SALE; Fluvap. 5165, Pierce st., rear. FQR SALE-2 FOLDING-BEDS, BUREAU. Call morning, 1406 Hyde st. T L J. NEUMANN'S, 117 SIXTH, FOR lowest prices on Lousehold #oods: new ¢t §ood ew: cas' Or on 1ime: open evenin: FURNITURE WANTED. JURNITURE, STOVES, CARPETS, COUN- ters. showcases. ANDERSON, 1121 Market. F YOU WANT GUOL PRICKS FOR FURNL ture and merchanaise see BURD, 211 Larkin. IGHER PRICK THAN ANYWHERE PALD by In Auction L0.1057 Murkez.opp.J on CARPET CLEANING. ARPETS ClEANED, RENOVATED LIKE new J. MCQUEEN 453 Stevenson, Tel. S.2u8 Cl‘l'\‘ STEAM CARPET CLEANING WORK % cleans, 100ves. Juys carpets. G. H. STEVES Mir. 38 and 40 Lighth st.; telephone South 250, 00D CHANCE TO INVEST IN A PAYING manutacturing business: entirely new. Ads dress Business, box 57, Call Office. IRST-CLASS SALOON, CHEAP: SALE AC- count of sickness. Call 119 Olive ave. YUUNG WIDOW WANTS A GENTLEMAN partner; small capital. Room 8, 207 Post st. XE OF THE BEST MILK ROUTES IN ALA- meda County for sale: run by present owner for 12 years; sickness cause of seliing. Address A.T. NEWTH, box 1140, Alameds, o¢ st ranch &C Fitchbarg. ATEST CAR FENDER PATENT; BEST IN ventlon. Apply 623 Golden Gate ave. ('IY HOUTE FUK SALE. APPLY THIS oftice. MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS AND want ads taken for THE CALL. NIMATUSCOPE—PROJECTING LIVING plctures. Animatoscope, 838 Mrkt., 7th floor. EWSPAPER _ROUTE IN INTERIOR CITY close to San Francisco. ~ For particulars apply this office. e e—— PARTNERS WANTED. ARTNER WANTF D FOR LARGE TOBACCO plantacions. with $350,000 capital cash ai dis- posal: references exchangcd. Address A., box 83, this office. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. VHEN YU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH Poor work send toSPAULDING'S Ploneer Car pet-beaiing Works, 353-57 Tehama st.: tel. So. 4J. ARPET-ULE 8c: LAYING, 8¢: RUG samples free: tel. sessie 944. Stratton, 38th st. ADVANCE CARPET-CLEANING CO. 403 Sucter: (el Maiu $94. GEO. WALt OM, prop. WATTS, reliable carpet-cleaniug renovig, aiter. . atlon works. 40 McAllister. el Jussie 891 VARPETS CLEANED & RENOVATED LIKE hew. 23 Tenth; tel. South 38 Mackintosh & Go. J . BMLCHALL CAKENE LEANING Go - 240 1dth s : cleaning 3¢ a yard. Tel, Mis 74 ONKLIN'S CARPiL- BEATING WORKS 338 Golden Gate ive. Telephons rast 126 ————————————————————————— BICYCLES. P A A A A A~ A A 7. Q-INCH_PHCENIX BICYCLE: 23 Taw'sia'50 92114 Capp st. b $45 BEN-HUR,” BRA D NEW: REGU- . lar price $85: guaran < GOLDEN RULE BAZA A K: 118 Mark Fr, 5248 $20. EASDSoNE, EQUAL 10 NEW, + latest style White sewing-machine: atr {Rchmencs complete; cause, departure. 5124 Fil. st. LALGE DOUBLE COMPARTMENT COIN bunk saf:; chea . 8 Mission st. RESH MILCH COW Faiial st AND CALF: CHEAP, NAIIONAL CASH REGISTER CHEAP AT meat market. 1)05 Mission st. AND LAUNDLY MACHINES; NEW _AND second-band: tools supp led, ete. 768 Beyaur | ARS, BACK BAKS MNIKRORS. SHOW- cases, counters, linoleam, office furnicure, #tore and office furnitur- and fixtares. new and gecond hand. J. Nt ONAN, 1017-2018-.021-1033 Mission 8., above Sixth. N EW ELMWOUD RANGES ARK THE BEST, NS RY SRS €0, 12 Calitornia sp. T CILERS,ENGINES,2D-HAN D MACHINE L s e Wolpman, 157 Beata. AKS SCALES. MIRROR-, FRENGH ranges, etc.. bought, sold. M EEK, 1118 Miaston. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. CHN E. HICHARDS, LAW OFFICES. ROOMS 46 and 27, Crocker LUMMIAK seiepuons Maia %5, Ean Francisco. Cal &3, 713 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICKE OF TRE CALL; subscripiions &ni want ads taken. IRL OR MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN FOR housework. 192] Stockton st. PBALBERS-ART SHAVING PARLORS FOR sale. 1856 Marke: si, OFFEE MILL SCALES, LETTER p Cla o money tll, sate; mflpnm}xg.‘.j JARS SHOWCASES, COUNTERS LV 1> "ng."etc., coughtand vold. 1063 Mission. aeai J VBN AITREN WLLYS & Luw, s 5. AND MAURICK L. A, 15,516, 81 Boor, Farioreaiiy K SMALL MRUIUM AND LAKGESIZS fire and burglar PYOOT safe. 109-111 Markes sia ————————