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12 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1897. BSTER 15 T0 BE SUPERINTENDENT Judge Hebbard Decides That He Is Head of the Schools. Bebeeek Declared to Be Iilegally in Possession of the 0Ofice. Citations Adiuced to Show That the Jeter Case Is Not Parallel in Any Respect. Judge Hebbard yesterday handed down 2 decision thut is of unusual importance to those who are interested in the welfare of the public schools of San Francisco, the intent being to declare that Reginald H. Webster isthe legally elected Superintend- ent of Public Schools in this City, and that Madison Babcock, who stiill holds over, isin fact a mere usurper. The case was submitted for decision upon the fol- lowing agreed statement of facis: It 18 hercby stipulatec and agreed by and between (ha respective parties heretofore— plaiotiff and defendant—%that on the ldth day of October, 1895, the office of Suverin- { tendent of Schools of the City and County of | Sen Francisco became vacant by reason of the | | | ceath of Andrew J. Moulder, who was electe 16 fill said office on November 6, 1804, for the term of four years, commencing on the first Monday nuary, 1895. “That on the 241h day of October, 1895, the Board of Elucation for the said City and County of San Francisco appointed Madison Babcock, defendant herein, to fill said vacancy until the regular eleotion then next foilowing. “That on November 3, 1896, there was held a general election throughout the State of Caltiornia and at the same time and in cor- unction with said general election there was held a municipal election in and for and throughout the City and County of San Fran- cisco. “That the electors who voted at said general and municipal election were duly qualified and registered electors of said” City and County. “It is admitted that said municipal election was proclaimed, held and conducted in the | mode required by law and was in all respects n valid election, except with respect to the following matter, to wit: whether the time of ‘said election was a proper and lawful time for the election of a Superintendent of Echools of | the City and Couniy of San Francisco, as to | which matter defendant makes 1o admission. hat the proclamation of said election in- cluded in the list of officers to_be voted for at gaid election one Superintendent of Scnools | for an uvexpired term. “That et suid election Reginald H. Webster, the relator herein, and three others appeared upon the official ballots used at 8aid election as candidates for said office of Superintendent | of Schools. “That said relator, Webster, received the highest number of votes given for the office of | Superintendent of Schools at said election. Commenting on this provision of the consolidation act Jndze Hebbard says: Defendant, notwithstanding the apparently plain meaning of this section, contends that ihe recent case of the People vs, Budd, 45 Pac. Rep., 1060, has made it lawful for him to hold tne office of Superintendent of Schoois for Monlder’s full term, to wit: unal the election in 1898, and he relies solely upon this case to support his contention. The case of the People vs. Budd, decided by the Supreme Court, September 3, 1896, was an epp ication for & writ of mandat> to compel the Governor to include in his proclamation for the election to_be held November 3. 189\ = call to fill the office of Lieutenant:Governor for the unexpired term of Spencer G. Miliard, deceased, the respondent having filled the v cancy catsed by the death of Spencer G. Mil- lard by the sppointment of William T. Jete The Sapreme Court denied the writ, holding that under srticle V, section 8 of the constitu. tion, when A vacancy occurs in the office of Lieutenant-Goyernor the Governor has power 10 fill the same by appointment, and that when there is no other special constitutional provision and no statutory enactment &s 1o the time such appointee shall hold, cuch as “1o the end of the next Legislature’ or *until the next election of the people,” the eppointee may hold the office till the next gubernatorial election. Atter quoting from the language of the Bupreme Court’s decision in the case of the People vs. Budd Judge Hebbard says: The reasonings ana conclusions reached by | the Supreme Court in the above-mentioned | case ere against the respondent here rather than for him. By the section of the consoli- dation act, section 14, above cited, there is lawiul auihority for the holding of an election for the office of Superintendent of Schools at the time when it was held, November 3, 1896, and when both the compiainant Webster ana the respondent Babcock were candideles be- fore the people for election to that office. Section 14 says in unambiguous langusge and concerning this very office, that the vay cancy shall be filled by the people at the rezu- lar election then next following after the ap- pointment made or after the vacancy created, and it is conceded that the election held November 3, 1896, was a_general election throughout the State of California; that, ex- cept 80 far as it concerns this particular office, which is the question to be herein determined, it was regularly conducted in the mode re: quired by law and it was valid. It must slso bo conceded tnat it wes the then next” election following the appoini- ment of the respondent, Babcock. That it was regular also ss 1o the office of the Super- intendent of £choo's must be held under the feid section 14 of the consolidetion act, and under the case of Ford vs. Tillson, 53 Cal., 701. It & the general policy of the law that pub- 1lc officers shell be chosen by the sovereign power of this Government—the people. Therefore, upon the general principles of our Government in reiation to the election of public officezs, and upon the positive provi- sions of the consolidation act in relation to the particular office of Superintendent of Bchools, it follows that Rerinald 1. Webster, complainant herein, having reccived the highest number of votes for said office at the eiection held on November 3, 1896, znd not therespondent, Madison Babcock, he, the said Reginald H. Webster, i¢ rightly entitléd to said office of Superintendent of Schools. An order was made that Webster be put in possession of the office, and it is sup- posed that he will take possession at once, that being the rule generally observed whether there is an appeal to the Supreme Court or not. —-— OTHERS ARE CONCERNED. Dr. Ragan, Secretary Welch and the Deputy School Superin- tendent Anxlous. Mr. Webster may take possession of the office of Superintendent of Schools to-day. He did not visit the rooms of the Board of Education yesterday in the absence of Mr, Babeock, who was in Sacramento. Last evening Mr. Webster said that he wili confer with. his attorney, Judge Garber, before he makes a formal demand for the office upon Mr. Babcock. Itis Mr. Web- ster's apwnion, however, that he is de facto and de ;Jura the Superintendent of Schools under the Superior Court decision of yes- terday. “1ian appeal should be taken to the Supreme Court,” said Mr. Webster, “I think that, the Superior Court being a | court of competent jurisdic:ion, T must be considered the superinfendent until the Bupreme Court shall decide otherwise.”” The decision in favor of Mr. Webster has raised interesting questions concern- ing other officials counected with the Bchool Department. Mr. Babcock, as superiniendent, - apvointed Charles’ W, Weleh secretary and Dr. Ragan a mem- ber of the board, the appointments being 1atified by the board. He also appointed Miss English as his depnty. All these officials are concerned 1n the events of the pext day or two. Mr. Beanston, former ecretary of the board, may also take a hana in the proceedings on the ground that Mr. Babcock, not being lagally the Buperintendent, bad no power to appoint & successor to him. There are al<o ques- tions concerning the salary of Mr. Bab- ock and other salaries since the Board of lection Commissioners issued a certifi- cate of election to Mr, Webster to be de- ] cided. The general expectation is that Mr. Webster will visit the City Hall as Suprintendent of Schools this afternoon. HOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND HOTEL. J A Stauton, Los Angles A H Moul:on. Marysvlle J H Brown, Walnat Crex E E Harlow, Stockton, A Ross, Colusa P R Jose, Sacto © W Gilmore, Sacto G Ellis, Folsom G Page, Stockton W i Williams, Sacto M R Florence, Fol is; Haves, A Robson J K Makowski,Seatt's W H Brown, San Jose BW Smith, Altamout J D Bradiey, Merced J Sasten &w, (ai G Grogies, Mass C B Greenwe. |, Hueneme Mrs Rogers. Ozden J H Miliaorr, Tucson 1 A Preston,Jamestown G Brocksmitz, Liverpool H'S Biack, San Jose M Winter, Pittsburg M cchmid, Piusberg PP Wals'& w, Tacoma E J de Sabla Jr Nev Cty J H Oakles &w,Pomona W Formey, Vallejo I D Rader, Tremon: S B Marber & w. Tremnt J D Holman. Zanesyille Alice Middlekauff, lowa Helen Miadlekauff, lowa Mrs M iddlekauft, fowa T Middiekaoff, lowa Miss Enclish, Uklah ED Hedges, Potaluma A H Hoit, N'Y P Sweed, Pa rs Thompson, N Y Mrs Hacrison, Mo Miss Harrison. Mo H Sloann, Lcs Angeles B C Carroll, Stockton F W Stansfeld, Sta Cruz W Chisholm. Hallfax 3irs Robertson, Seattle J Well, Sacto A G Colson, 11T R J Currey, Dixon A W Stuart, Courtland T Albasks, Vacaville RUSS HOUSE. TP Wilson & w, Kansas W _Richardson, Truckee A'D Robinson, Spokane T McGovern, B C 3 Gerber & w, Mich W Logwood, Salmas City ¥ D 1homas, Berkeley A € Thomas, Berkeley F C McCarthy, Berkeiey H F Taft, Marin F McGettigan, Valiejo W B Webber, Oakland J F Atberton, San Diego Frank Sicha,'Cleveland C R Fleming, Los Ang J H Tucker, Oakland W Winkel, Healdsburg ¥ K Greswoid, Cal M G Brace, Chicago M Hooper, Chicsgo A ML Smith, St Psul R M Cook, Kutherford J H Keese, Rutherford J Watsoa, Napa W P Martin, Watsonvilie Capt D F Deva'l, Mass J A Tiiton, Mass T ¥ Mulligan, Boston JF Cunan, ~an Jose R Kllis, Sunol J Widever, Collinsvitle J M W. N G G Contua, Cal L J Brandt, San Andre: J E Cook, Cerkeley W H B LN Martin, Stockton G M Long, New Mexico R Ricard, New York T Ayrey, Mass Miss M Ayrey, Mass T k Wright, Rosedale G P Cornell, Cal Perry. B shop, £o0s:on Miss J Bishop, Boston Miss I Bishop, Bosson Miss L Bishop, Boston O A Lawson, Gold Hil Mrs W S Gill, Sta Kosa E Brown, Healdsburg G A Booth, Reno LICK HOUSE. J T Harrington, Colusa C R Drake, Ariz S N Reed, Bakersfield Dr D T Taggert, Bkrsfid AL Bryan, N Y T E johnson, San Jose A R Wilisms, Jackson C A Luckenbach, Ls Ang WP Walsn, N Y ¥ D Nicol, Stockton H Eickhoff fan Rafael A D Harrison, Aiameda 1 Mason, sausalito J ¥ Burca, Tulare B ¥ Munia, San Simeon £ A Young r &w,Almda Mrs Newton, Collax W * weeney, Oakiand R A Boyle, Senicla J H Pomroy, Portiand J W Perry'& wf, RT J G Kerrins, Mariposa Mrs J A Kerrins,Mrro;a Mrs J H Corcoran, Mari- 3 M Eaton, Stockton posa J Rennie, Natoma 1 J Lewelling & w1, St J B Robbins & w. Giiroy _Helena C H Jordan, Pasadena M Sarree, Tex W £ Woodward & w1, Or J F Peck. Merced G § Bloss, Atwater Dr Milliken & 1, Cal 1 Price. Mare Island T J Hogan, Mare Isiand 8'G Wright & wi, N Dak Miss G Hail, Stockton MissH Nicewonger,Stkn B H pham, Martinez G W Schmidt,St Helena £ W Akerman, (al COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. J G Illiott & w, Merced F Aldridze & w, Watsony H Harris, Watsonville Mias Curtiss, San Kaiael 7 H thine, torora U W Garrett, Fresno W J Fisn, Fresno H Buriillo, San Jose 4 W Dilyorth, Chicago Miss Maylott, Antioch Miss M Maylott, Autioch G Helnaa, Tulare W J Gordan, Tdlare J O’Mara. Madera, R Merriit, N Y AH Moore & ¥, N Y A H Boles, Sacto W P Martin & W, Sacto G # Broughton, NY J Baum, Grass Valley J Lan try & w, Nlles R T allard, Kansas City C Legs, Lompce G Lambert, w &c, Iowa ¥ Smithel. Chicago C Quade, Chicago H Anderson, Los Ang K Kogers, Miss G Wisdom, Tu are W tkewe FJ atkinson. Mich F Cummings, Me © Anderson, Me 3 Simcock & w, Chicago R Merick, Vailejo K Aawai, Japan M MeMalion, Kern City L Collins, Los Angeles J Edwards, Los Angeles F M Avers, Ariz M Phillips. Chicago A Wagner, Chicago P lurner &w, N ¥ N Wills & w, ¥ PALACE HOTEL J E Fishburn, San Diego T Couch, Butte ¥ T Sutheriaod Cal Mrs P Cook. Rio Vista D E Lute, Alaska ¥DOnderwood&w, Minn F G Allen & w, Mohus Miss M S Allen, Mohus © Jacob, Louisville D R Jacob, Louisvilie W G Laton, Minneapolts Miss Eiliot, Alinneapolis Mrs £ 5 Rooks, 1t M M McPherson, Idaho D L Bliss Jr, Carson X Glilis, Sait Lake W A Somerdet, London Sirk J hichardson, Scot- J Stewart, Port Ange es land W G Hampshire, N Y AHMackintosh,Scotland Mrs T A Stephens. Or Miss G Stephens. Or ¥ A Wadhams, Ur Mrs ¥ A Lan moor, Or D W Thompson, Cal b S Rosenbsum, Cal J H Bacon, N Y E H McCaffrey. N Y H Glassell, Los Ang ¥ Anderson, Mrs B M Foster, N Y K E Roier:s, J R Miller, Philadelobia W Cbishol 3 M Grifin&n. Denver Mrs J R Miller, Pa NEW WESTERN HOTEL. CE Bean, Los Angeles € G Dérhawm. Cal BFindiey, fan Jose J 3 J Green, Mill Vailey J A Nolan, Carson W A Matthews, N ¥ L Glonian, Los Angeles R J Lyod, Bodie A Eilis, New Mexico T J Watson, Chicago Paul Maytord, Emeryvl B Myler, Tex D eed, Purb'o H Sidnéy, vakland ©Golden, Denver C Jones, Los Angeles BALDWIN HOTEL. J C Lynch, Los Angeles M K Harris, Oakland 3 W Crow, Seattle Mrs Suits, San J 1) G Shafer, Chicago €3 Martin, Micaigan © M Haleter, San Jose F E Hutchings, Maine DrJ W Fanington, Ariz B Stern, Fi Mrs Tobelmands, 8an J _ port Company. G S Coliins & w, Chicego Miss Coliins, Chicago W J Lockwood, N Y K M Bach. N Y Mrs K P D Aumale, L A Miss E &2 Keeley, L Ang T A Bell, Napa 1 8 Kyser. Napa E RGifford, Auburn T D Berkery &s. Sac R M Bonet, Los Aag A SWhiisel, S L Oblspo J Whicker, L L Obispo T B V'riichard, sausaliio J T Robins, Grass Valey T Williams, iteno L Gloniaa, Los Angeles Mrs Heuge, Kans City W Fought, Los Banos M A Lewis N Y P J Mogan, Cal F Steer, Los Angeles 3 Batchelor. suisun J Harr.s, Los Angeles H Potter & w, N Y J Martin, Port Costa SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. ESPECTABLE SWEDISH WOMAN WITH RIEm 5 years old, wishes todo gencral house- work: £00d, p'ain cvok or housekeeping: kind to childr 'n: small wages; cliy or country. 121533 Mission st. ERMAN LADY (GOOD SEAMSTRESS) wishes & few more piaces for piain sewing or mending: hote! or nrivate family: 6uc per day. 122 Grove st., bet. Polk ahd Van Ness, lower floor. OME WANTED WITH A FIRST-CLASS dressmaker by refined younz lady 20 years ola: object, (0 learn trade thoroughly. Address N, T., box 71, Call Office. o EXPER] ENCED HOUSEKEFPER (WIDOW) wants work in widower's or bachelor’s house- hold, with children: country preferred. #3 Ninth st., f0om 17; hours 11 A. M 10 9 P. M. QVWEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO do general housework in an imerican familv. Jull 4 Folsom ave., off Folsom st., bet. Seventh and Eighth. €ITUATIONS WANTED-Continued, HELP WANTED—Continuea, MAN AND WIFE, JUST ARRIVED FROM Paris, wish situation in same family: woman toattend interior, man to cook; @0od refereuces. Address MB. JULIAN, 625 Pacific st W INCHESTER KOUSE, 44 THIRD ST. NR. Market: 200 rooms u5c 1o $1 50 per night: £150 to 86 por week; convenlent and respectable; free bus an: bacgage Lo and from tbe ferry. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. UNTER & CO., CHINESE AND JAPANESE H employment office, removed 10 614%4 Califor- nla st., ifear Kearny. “Lel. main 231 I ANDS, WITH FACTORY FXPERIENCE on Indies’ walsts and wrappeis; power. S STEIUER, 41634 Kilis st. EAT YOUNG GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework. 211% Guerrero st., mear Four- teent) GIRLOR WoMAN TO ASSIaT WITH, CHIL- dren and hovsework. Call at 922 Oak st. IRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWOLK. APPLY T 1037 Golden Gate ave. IRL TO ASSIST WITH LIGHT HOUSE- work: 21n famlily; $10. 1918A Golden Gate. HINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT office: best help. 414y O'Farrell. Tel. K. 426. OOKFOLDERS WANTED AT JAMIKSON'S, 410 Sansome st. APANESK INTELLIGENGE AGENCY. K 90, St. Ann’s bl'g, 6 Eddy st.: tel Main 5234 IRL WANTED FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK. 1434 O’ Farrell st. HINESE & JAPANFSE; ESI'D 20 ¥ EARS: Ol e i 562 BRATLEY €60 040 Glay ANTED—YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST WITH general honsework. 320 Devisalero st. WEDISH GIRL WANTS SITUATION TO DO general housework for American or Jewl familv; good laurdress: best city referenc wages §25. 1170 Market st., room 0. cal 2 days. W ANIED—A POSITION AT LIGHT HOUSE, work; wages $10 month. Call or address 1 63 Tehama, near Third. QAM KEE—CHINESE AND JAPENESE EM- ployment oftice. 51134 Bushst., nr. Grant ave. 7 OUNG GIRL OF 16 10 ASSI~T; WAGES §7. Call early, 16 Hampford ave., off Thirteeuth st. ITUATION WANTED AS MAN ABOUT place; thoroughly experienced in_Care of horses and driving; good gardener; can milk; handy with toois: best of references. Address A. B., box 160, Call Office. TO DO good Mission. WORK WANTED BY THE DAY washing end ironing or houseworl laundress: $1 per day and car fare. 521 W OMAN WITH TWO CHILDREN WISHES position as_housekeeper: obj>ct, zood home: small wages. Call or addres 832 Ritch st. ITUAT(ON WANTED BY COMPETENT girl for general housework and cooking. Call at 2821 Bush st. RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS SITCA ‘ tion: clty or country: best of references. Call or acdress 19 Adelalle place, off Taylor, nr. Post. WANIED=—A POSITION WITH FAMILY going East as companion to invalld orcare M. R., byx 18, this office. N EXPERIENCED GERMAN LADY WISH. s any Kind of work by the day or wek; $1 day and car fare, 22215 Vourth st., room 20. YA YouNe MARRIED LADY AS ASSIS. 5 tant in doctor’s office: his had some exper- Address J. W., box 136, this office. JINE GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION as second girl In American famlly or as maid 10 an old lady. Acdress A. W., box 134 Y OUNG LADY WANTS POSITION AS SEAM- stress or housekeeper: no triflers Nced app.y. Call or address 63415 Howard st., room 44. TOUNG WOMAN WANYS GENERAL housework or second work: wages $20; good reterences. Apply 8204 Howard st. JXPRRIENCED P RSON AND A GOOD i cook: will do general housework. Call at 817 Misslon st., near Fourth. of child. fence. PXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANTS POSI- tion in botel or restauraat; city or country. 641 Foisom st. (G001 GERMAN GIRL WINHES SITUATION to do_housework o smali family, 122 Grove lower floor. st., nesr Van Ness av JOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE washing or house-cleanlng: terms 76¢ and carfare. O. T, box L. Call Office. REEISED WIDOW FROM NEW YORK DE- | sires position as typewriter. Call 167 Seventh st., room 10, second floor. [XPERIENCED GIRL WISHES SITUATION elinar as chumbermald, napkin-washer or waitress in coffee parior. Address A. Y., box 144, Call Oftice. EFINED YOUNG WIDOW FKOM THE country desires a position as housekeper. 201 Powell st., Toom 8, third floor. DAY, | | UKSE—SITUATION AS NURSE OR NURSE and valet 10 gen.leman; would trave ; years of experience and best of refereuces, Address urse, box 6, Call Office. YUUNG MAN WITH GOOD RECOMMEN- dation waits situadon; wages moderate: with chance of advancemeni. Address 1. D, 118 Eightn st., City. ANTED—GIRL AGED 15 OR 16 TO HELP with baby and light, housework for 2: wazes $6: s'eep home. Call 1719 Sacramento. nr. Poik, IRLGENERALHOUSEWORK AND ASSIST cooking: German preferred. 1522 Webster. IRL 14 TO 16 YEARS TO TAKE CARE OF chldren, 7i9% Fraoklin st. FIRST-CLASS TAILORKSS WANTED-MUST be good buttonhole-maker. 504 Sutter st. JERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work, $15. 1808 Devisadero at.,cor. Bush. “OUNG MAN OF 19 WISHES A POSITION of ‘any kind: can milk snd understands horses. Address R. McALLISTER, Lorin, C IRL OR WOMAN FOR KITCHEN WORK no _cooking; sieep home: $2 a week. 83 Twenty-first s ., corner of Guerrero. MAN,AND WIFE WANT STEADY PLACE: city or country: maa understands horses thoroughly and general work & out place; wife first-class cook. A. S., box 144, Call Office. OUNG MAN WANTS SITGALION IN BAR- ber-shop: 8 months’ experience. H. A. R, 1840 Folsom st.™ TEMPERATE MAN OF 80, FIRST-CLASS painter and paper-hanger, bandy with tools, un- derstands care of horses and cows and general work on private place and hotel; Al reference; will work very cheup. Painter, box 181, C ARDENER, A GEKMAN, WOULD LIKE positlon to take care of garden by contrac, day, week or month; thoroughly unacrs.ands pruning of roses. clipping hedges; reference given. Address Gardener, box 38, Call Office. MAN HANDY WITH WOOD AND IRON IVL working tools, wishes to make himself useful around some large place or in factoiy: Is & §00d wood-finisher, grainer and painter. Address J. E., box 149, Ca 1 0flice. 7OUNG EASTERN MAN WANTS POSITICN private place: understands cows, horses, mak. ing bu.er: garden work around place. 0. &, box 1, Call Cflice, ELIABLE MAN WANTS SITUATION AS foreman_on stock, grain or vineyard ranch, or taking care of horses.” Call 167 Ninth st APANESE, WHO UNDEESTANDS COUK- ing and any kind of work, wants position; talks go0d Knglish. 8. W., 44414 Jessle st. QUIUATION WANTED AS SALESMAN OR stockkeeper in clothing department or gents’ furnisning goods; references furnished. . ox 116, Call Ofce. THOROUGH GARDENER (GERMAXN) DE- alres occupation: can atiend to hor-es, cows and other work: a £0od home more an object thun wages. Address Gurdener, 560 Howard st. OOKKEEPER AND ACCOUNTANT OF EN- larged experience in commercial and financial lines desires situation; firsi-class references. Ki- delity, box 82, Call. RESSMAKER, 16 YEARS EXPERIENCE, wants wors {n family in Oakland. Berkeley! | Alamela or city; wazes $2 per day. Address 3U4 Sau Pablo ave.. Oakland. WASTED - BY FIR~T-CLASS MAN, TO care for horses and gaiden; good driver ana T ANTED—10 YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN barber trade: shop to open May 1 Pariicu- lars cali 13834 Kighth st., S. k. Barber College. ONEST GIRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT housework, $8. 710 Cole st., near the chutes. (NIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work: must understand cooking. 45 Liberty. 7OUNG GIRL WANTED TO TAKE CARE of bsby and assist in housework. 1002 Golden Gate ave.. near Laguna st. ]ADIES LIVING OUT OF THE CITY DO writing at home : 2c siamp repiy. PROF. J. B MCTIER, 120 Third st 0 0" ] EARN DRESSCUTTING AND MILLINERY; 491 per week; unilmlted lessons: patterns 25¢. McDowell Dressmaking School, 103 Post st. 615 LABKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL; subscriptions and want ads. taken. OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABL 200 rooms: 26 to $1 60 per nigh: $1 60 (o 83 Winchester Housa, 44 Thizd st., near Mark: per week: free 'bus and baggage 10 and from ferry. HELP WANTED—Continned. BUSINESS CHANCES. A+ © C-PROSEECIORN: TRAPPERS! WHALERS! fty men with at least $200 each wanted to form the Arctic Alaska Commercial Compsay, to doshore whaling, fur trapping and trading. pros- pecting and_ mining, wairas and seal hunting and generally to develop the resources of Arctic Aiaska; only men willlog to wintex in the coun- try, to work and to rough it, and to make money, need avply. Address all applic-tions for informa: tio, etc., A. A. C. C., box 68, Call Oftice. MEN OR WOMEN 10 WORK FOR US DAY or evening at their homes: pleasant work 0 canvassiog: experience unnecessary; we pay lary; inclose siamp for particuiars. 'Standard Mfg. Co., 142 West Twenty-third st., New York. ALVATION AKMY LABOR BUREAU. 158 New Montgomery et.— Parties desiring reilable help furnished at short notice. ANTED, YOUR SHOES — WE REPAIR 8hoes up to § o'clock every night: those work- 1ng through the day can have their shoes_repaired at night while you wait: ladies’ soiing, 35c; men's soling. 60c: fine shoes made to order from $2 up: we have a lot of shoes been damaged vy water ab less than one-fourth their vaiue, from 76¢ up to $250. 562 Misaion st., bet. First and Second. TYLISH AND DURABLE CALF SHOES made to order, $2 50; cheapest place in clty for repairing and secord-hand shoes. 959 Howard st. JEAMEN AND GREEN HANDS WAN 116 Washington st., bet. Drumm and D: 00MS, 15¢ TO 75c PER NIGHT: 50¢ TO $1 50 per week. Oriental, 226 Drumm st. JIRST - CLASS UPERATORS ON LADIES' cloaks and suits. W. SIMINOF¥, 1228 Markel. ANT ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken at_Branch Office, south- west corner Sixteenth and Mission sts, ANTED,TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- ersaclerks KNOX Collection Agcy, 110 Sutter. RECKUITS WANTED FOR THE U. 8 MA- rine Corps, U. & Navy—Able-bodled unmar- Tied men beiween the ages of 21 and 80 years Who are citizens of the United Siates, or those who have legally declared their intention to be- come such: must be of good character and habits and able to speak, read and write English and be between 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet in helent. For further information apply at the Recruiting Oftice, 20 Kllis st., San Francisco, Cal. 116 JISTH SI — BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL; subscription and want ads taken. W ANIED—AN IDEA: WHO CAN THINK of some simple thing to patent? _Frotect your idens: they may bring you wealth. Write JOIN WEDDERBURN & CO,, Dept. L, Patent Atter- neys. Washington, D. C., for their $1800 prize offer and new list of 1000 invantions wanted. FAgHO HOUSE, 86314 MaRKEY ST.—KU0MS 20c, 25¢ to 606 night: $1 to §2 weex. 167 SLNTH ST-BRANGH OFFICE OF ) TEe Cazi; subscription and wans sds en. PLYNN'S DRESSMAKI Academy. 14 McAlliste: AND CUTTING $1 a week. MALE HELP WANTED. 4 WOODCHOPPERS, $1 CORD: 6 FARMERS: 8 rubbers ou race stcck: 3 milkers; farmer and wife, $30. MURKAY & READY. Leading Em- ployment Agents, 634 and 638 Cizy at. TOODWORKER ON CAKRIAGES AND Wwagons, §2 50 day_and increase. MURRAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634 and 836 Clay st. AUNDRYMAN TO RU A NO. 9 TROY / ‘machize: 3 cooks; 3 waiters. MURTAY & READY, Leading Employment Ageuts, 634 and | 636 Clay st. WASTED — FIRST-CLASS = TAILOR ~FOR institution, 35 and found. steady job; middle-aged man as_doorkeeper for institution in city, $16 to $20 a monta and found. references re- | requir-d, first-class piace: 2 mivers, single-hand diiliers, §52 & month, steady job: faimers, cooks, waiters, dishwashers. etc. W. D. EWER & CO., 6.6 Clay st. “OMPETENT GIRL WISHES A SITUATION / to do cooking or upstairs work in private family; 4 years’ reference from last place. Call 8329 Twenty-second st., near Valencia. N URSK, RELIABLE WISILES SITUATION; 4Y careofchild or children; good seamstress willtng, kind; reference. Address Nurse, HUGHES, 214 Tuird st BY YOUNG WIDOW PO&I'I‘I(L\' WANTE eper. Call or address 112 as working hous Taylor st.. room 14. ELIABLE WOMAN WANTS WORK BY day housecieaning or washing; 81 a day: ref- erences given. 937 Folsom st. milker; best of cl.y references.” "A. B., box 109, Call, JQITUATION WANTED BY ENGCLISHMAN as coachman Or groom; best 227 Second st. of references. ARMER AND WIFE; SEE PARTY HER sheepherder, $20 and found. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. | MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: want ads and subscriptions taken. 5T MONTGOMERY, CORNEL OF CLAY— Open unil! 8:30° o'clock: branch oftice of the. Call; subscriptions and want ads. taken. 830 HAYKS ST.-BRANCH OFFICK b THE CaLi; subscriptions and wang aken. MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE 0t ads and subscriptions taken. OF nds MERICAN LADY WANTS POSITION AS companion ani nurse with invalid; medical references. 1630 Eddy st, near Stemner (after- noons). WV INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, Nt Market: 200 rooms: 25¢ to §1 50 per nig! 81 50 10 §6 per week: convenent and respecta bi iree bus and baggage to and from the ferry. OMAN WISHES WORK BY washing, ironing, housecleaning. lencia, near Twenty-second. THE DAY 1126 Va- JITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG NOEe wezian girl as chamber or second girl 1n prie ate family. 727% NAtoma st. nesr Ninth. Y OUNG RELIABLE GERMAN “WOMAN | wishes few more engacements by the day | weshing, ironing or housecleaning. Call or ad- | dress B.,1057 Howard st. i Q) FINN GIRLS WISH SITUATIONS T0 10 4 general housework. Please call 1409%; Euch- | anan st. W ANTED — BY A SCOTCH PROTESTANT | girl, cooking and housework in American tamily: can give reference. Cal 720 Ellis st. TOUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES TO DO housework and piain cooking; wages $15. 608 Linden ave. WO LADIES FKOM THE COUNTRY WISH sewlng and mending. 139 Fourths:.,r.7and 8. Y OUSG LADY, FORMERLY 1IN Goul CIR- | cumstances, desir«s lucrative position as houss- | keeper or wildo gentiemen’s menifn-. 120 Elis | st.. room 17, second floor; call afier 12, NOTICE OF MEETINGS. B, PORIC LODGE X0, 216, F. AND A. M — Stated meeting THIS (PHUKSDAY) EVENING, &t 7:00 o'clock, By order of the W. A J. R. GOLDSMITH, Secretary. CALIFORNIA LODGE NO. 1, F. and A. M., will meet THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, March 4. at 7:30 g'c.ock. Stated meeting. By order of the Moster. FRANKLIN H. DAY, Secretary, IDDLE-AGED WOMAN, FROM THE COUX try. would like position to do housework; wages $20 or #25. Call or address Y. W. C. A., 1221 O'Farrell st., city. 0SITION WANTED AS WORKING HOUSE- keeper; good cook and laundress: 2 years’ ref- erence from last place; city or couniry. 3377 Twenty-sixth st., near Mission. | 7OUNG WIDOW, RECENTLY FROM THE 3 ants a p'ace as housekeeper in hotel or home preferred; city or country. Room 2, 12014 Geary st. 5 A 50U BEN ADHEM LODGE: No. 112, 1. 0. O. F.—All mem: = bers please atiend tonight. Veteran S8 0dd Feilows will visit. C. 3. SPEAR, Eecretary. FIDELITY LODGE NO. 222, < B o0 H oicury nd mem;% rs take notice Tn~ funeral of on = lace biother, T. J VEACH, will be 271N\ beid from I 0.0, F. Hall THIS (THURSDAY) at 2 P. M. sharp. By order I Ji. VANDYBOGURT, N. G. ‘W. H. STACKPOLE, Secretary. GOLDEN _WEET LODGE suugy, 32, 1. 0. 0. F.—All mem.% iting brothers are fnvited = to be pressnt THIS EVENI aL NN~ bers and v Remembrance Hall, 1 O. O . building, Feventh and Market streets: Brother A. H. Wall, N. G., of Farnsworth Lodge No. 95 wiil lecture on' “Suap Shots,” lllustrated by 100 pictures. By order of W. A. 8. KICHOLSON, Noble Grand. R. V. Scorr, ! ecretary. B3, MASTER MARINERS BE- nevolent Association.—The regu- lar meeting of the above association wiil b> held &_hail, Alcazar building, «'Far- rell s, FRIDAY EVENING, March 5. All mem- bers sre requested to be present. as amendment to the constitution and by-laws and other iniportant busiuess will be acted upon. By order of the pres- ident. L TRAUNG, Rec. Sec. R. AND 8. U. ASSOCIATION—THE foneral delegation from Charles Krook (o Patrick Meade, inciusive. wiil please assemble at their hall, 808 Monigomery st., TO-MOKROW (Thursday), ac 1:30 o'clock P. M. sharp, 1o at- tend the faneral of our late brother, WiLLIAM D. PATTISON. By order ALEX. CAMPBELL, President. F. E. DURHAN, Eecording 5ecretary, ABRAHAM LINCOLN COUNCIL NO. . Jr. 0. U. A. M.—Meeting on THURS- DAY KVENING to r-ceive the Stats Louncil delegates, also the uniform rank of Alameda County, at hall, 121 Eddy st. _—— SPECIAL NOTICES. THEY SELL ALL KINDS OF DRY goods, hoslers, underwear, bed spreads, towels. table covers, laces, embroidery, |inings, trimmings, veilings,’ etc.. very cheap at Pioneer Diy Goods Store, 105 Fifth st. JJRESSMAKER, FIRS1-(LASS, BLST REF: ercnces, perfect fitter, formerly with City of Paris. wishes work by the day: terms 1 60. Cail or address 120534 Devisadero st. ALL, 167 NINTH tions taken. ECOND COOK FOR COUNTRY HOTEL, 835 second cook for springs, §40. C. . HANSEN &0, 110 Gears st. YPEWRITER (REMINGTON) AND AS- ; 85 aweek. C. R HANSEN & | 110 Geary sireet. | 9 NEATBELLBOYS FOR COUNTRY HOTEL: $13 60; must have references. C. R HANSEN & C0., 110 Geary s reet. APANESE COOK. COUNTRY HOTEL, §25. C R HANSEN & CO., 110 ceary street. WAITERS, COUNTRY HOTKL, §25 AND room MARTIN'S, 749 Murket st APANESE COOK, $30: JAPANESE WAITER e).ani do chamberwork, $18, board and reom: restaurant porter, $12 MAKTIN'S, 749 Market FEMALE HELP WANTED. AKEBAKER; $45. MARTIN'S, 749 MAR- ket st. KRMAN SECOND GIRL, $20. MRS LAM- BERT, 306 Mason st. OARDING-HOUSE COOK, $30. MRS. LAM- BERT. 306 Mason st. VOUNG GIRL, RHORT DISTANCE, TAKE care of chiia, $15. MRS. LAMBERT, 308 Mason st. ERMAN OR SWEDISH COOK, $25. MRS, LAMBERT 306 Masonst. ERMAN COOK AND DOWNSTAIRS WORK, $25; good place. MRS. LAMBERT, 308 Mason st. JEAT BOY. DENTISI’S OFFICE, $15: CAR- riage blacksmith's helper. MARTIN'S, 749 Jarket. ¥ RY ACME HOUSE, §57 MARKET ST., BE- low Bixth. for a room: Zbca night: $1 a weec EST 1N CITY—SINGLE ROUMS, 15, 20 AND 25 cents per night: $1, §1 25, $1 50 per week. Pacific House, Commercial and 1.eldesdorf sts. 100 2EY IO TAKK LODGING AT 100 130 and 20¢ & nignt, inoluding coffeé aud roils. €24 Washington st., near Kearny. . 2526 taken. MISSION ST.—BRANCH OFFICKE OF THE CALL; subscriptions and waut ads FOR SALE—ONE OF THE FINEST FITTED- up saloons in the cliy: doing » good business 1n a good loeation: receipts from $15 to $18 a day. #3'@ixth st., room 18. PAKTNER WANTED WITH SMALL CAT] tal to invest In & good paying business; wi bearinves:igation. Cail 33 Sixih s $400 SALUON, N. OF MARKKT: 4 FINE furnished rcoms; kitchen: storeroom «: fine stock; hest location; cheaprent; greates: bar- gain ever offered; owner has oiher large interests. A. 8. LESS, 1052 Market $25(), EEANCH BAKERY, CANDY AND . variety store: living-rooms: finely lo- cated; doing u profitable business; & big bargaiu. A. % LESS, 1032 Market s:. IGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FORFURNL ture, restaurant, saloon fixtures and grocer- stocks. STENBEKG, 632 Market; tel. main 1043, %500 BUTCHER-SHOP; GOOD HORSE, . wagon, cash resisier: owner leaving city. STENBEKG CO. 632 Market st. BFST ROUTE $350. 2106 per mon: account of depariure. ST, $900 WOOD AND COAL YARD; CLEARS .+ $.00 monthly; value in sight; trial given. STENBEKG & CO., 632 Market st FYR SALE-—ON ACCOUNT OF RETIRING from Dbusiuess the best appointed and most elegant saloon In the clty,with i2 nicoly furnished clubrooms; largv. well-lighted wine cellar; together with choice stock, lease and goodwill: Lhis place islocated ona fiie coruer, always donga nice business and established 10 years: fixtures, f nishings and decorations of this place cost over $6500: this weck wiil sell for $3000: thisisa great bargain. Address B. B., box 73, Call. oom 18. IN CITY: CLEARS rial given: sacrificed NBERG, 652 Marcet. AMBURG—AN OLD ESTABLISHED (1854) Hamburg house of best standing and with prominent connections is open Lo represent first- class manufactory or to undertake the sale of & bulk article. Address to R. H. 5, care of HAA! ENSTEIN & VOGLER, A. G., Hamburg. 7 ANTED—RESIDENT PARTNER IN Francisco in paying medicine busines ting $50,000 yearly; must have capiia $10,000 to $15.000: sole charge of Western transactions. Address Proprietor, box 6J, Call Office. JALOON—NFAR THE AFFILIATED COL- D leges and Seventh-ave. boulevard: old-estab- lished business and good paying place: retiring cause of sale. Apply Merz Hotel, 1807 Haight. ALK INTEREST IN A PAYING OFFICE business; small capital needed. 18 Mont- gomery st., 100ms 1, 2 and 8. mA~ R NEAP SALOON; GOOD LOCATION flNO. Tent $106; call early. 120 Montgomery avenue. HE DAINTY RESTAURANT, 636 GEARY st.; a flourlshing and desirable business for sale at a sacrifice; Investigate. Apply on premis OR SALE—$100: CORNER SALOON business: 3 living-rooms, furnished; rent $14; Other business. 500 Seventh st. RESTAURANT, DOING A NICE $400. 55T usiness rent $30; & furnisued living-rooms. 1309 Castro st. AKERY: GOOD LOCATION; DOING GOOD busness; rent cheap. Inquire Call Office. OR SALF—GROCERY AND BAR:; FOUR living rooms. Inquire 500 Fourth screet. ANTED—PARTNER,ESIABLISHED PAY- ing saloon. Particulars, 539 Californla st. \Y ANTED_LABORERY AND MECHANICY 10 know that ¥d Kolkin, Reno House proprie- tor, still runs Denver House, 217 Third st.: 150 Iarge rooms; 25¢ per night: $1 1o $3 per week. OSEDALE, 321 ELLIS ST.—SINGLE FUR- nished rooms, 20¢ 1o 25¢ night, $1 to 81 50 wi. SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TO GET BOT- . tle beer or wine bo: best fres lunch. 643 Clay. W ANTED—SINGLE KOOMS, 180 A DAY $L week: rooms for 2, 25C a day. $1 50 & Week; reading-room: daily papers. 36 Clay st V INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 1 HIRD ST, NR. Marke:: 200 rooms, 25¢ a night: ing: room: free bus and ha AGENTS WANTED. GENTS—BRYAN'S BOOK, “THE FIRST Battie.” Apply or address for territory, £. Terson, manager subscription department, THE WHITAKER & RAY COMPANY, 728 Market st. KOOMS WANTED, | W ANTED—20R 3 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR light housekeeping; north of Market st.: rent must be ressonable: references given and re- quired. D., box 78, Call. WANED—2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS; state rent and location. Aadress R. L., box 137, Call Office. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. UTLDINGS BOUGHT; doors, mantels. etc., for sale. QELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW- Seiry 10 A KLEIN. 109 Sixin st.: send postal LUMBER, SASHES 1168 Mission st. : - PISHWASHER, COUNTRY, $12 80 AND room: young man to wait some, $15, etc. A RTIN'S, 749 Market st. 00K, NICE BOARDING-HOUSE, $30 AND toom. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. COLORED WAITERS; 825 AND ROOM: see party 10 A. 3. MARTIN'S, 749 Markei st. | WAITERS: $40; SEE PAKTY 10 A. M. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. DENTISTS. JULL SET OF TEETIL §7: WARRANTED S years; painless extraction: see our new combina- tion plate: thinnest, lightest, coolest plate made: warranted 16 ycars: fillings. 50c; crowns, $3 50. CHICAGO DENTAL PARLORS, 24 Sixih stree: ROOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 759 MAR- ket, bet. 24 and 4th; gas specialist extract ng. with gas, $1: plates, §5 up: 00D BAKERY AND 3 HORSES AND wagon: bakes 3 barrels a day. OR SALE—GOUD CORNER SALOON AND cigar-siand; cheap. 57634 Geary st ESTAURANT FOR SALE; GOOD PLACE for man and wife; cheap. 324 Larkin st. 7OR SALE—SELECT BOARDING-HOUSE 07 43 rooms: handsomely furnished: dinlog-room attached: with 40 reguiar boarders; central loca- uon; cash offer only; no ageats. Address C. P., box 76, Call Office. NE OF THE OLDEST AND BEST PAYING coal yards in Oakland; good team, wagon and bugzy; “including membership in Coal Dealers' Association. Box 3, Call Office, Oaklaud. OR SALE—GROCERY AND BAR: vosiiion. Inquire Call Office. TOUNG EASTERN LADY DESIRES GEN- tieman partner; smal: capital. 850 Ma; ARBERS — GOOD _15C SHOP, DECKELMAN BROS,, 106 ; llis st. VW ASTED—A LADY WiTH $150 TO JOIN anoiher wih similar sum in good paylig salary or interest; trade sl Oftice. NO oP- CHEAP. manufacturing busines: established. A. A., box 18 £35(), PARINER IX 600D-PAYING CO - $350. e hovue and restaurant: fnelocacion: own building, with all improvements. 1a5 Tenti. B250. 3557 0r pricutare 985 Tning s OR 53 LE—SALOON: SUITABLE FOR MAK- ried man. Inquire 335 Fourth st. TOUNG WIDOW OF MiKANS DESIRES GEN- tleman partner. Room 3, 995 Market st. WOOD AXD COAL YA«D FOR SALE; cheap; doing & good business; selling on ac count of leaving city. 1915 McAllister st TATIONERY STORE: OLD, GOOD-PAYING place: nice for woman (0 make & geod living. Inquire Call Office. SALOON: OWNER GOING EAST. TUUNG WIDOW WANTS A GENiLEMAN partner: small capital. Room 8, 207 Post st. TORE WITH 3 LIVING-ROOMS: ELEGANT locatlon for business. 406 Fourth st. A’ SO0K, GERMAN STYLE, 0. MES. £V LAMBART, 308 Mason st. A} COOK. 83 SECOND ST. J URSE GIRL, CITY, $15;: GIRL, HOWARD st., $15; girl, Folsom st., $16: girl, Cariers, Cal, £15. tare paid; girl, Livermore, Cal. 8151 girl, Steiner, $16: girl, Pine s ., #15: girl, Sutter st. $15; eirl, Lombard, £15: 13 younz girls, 38, $10 and $12 per moth. nssist, eté., nice families. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. Fren SECUND GIRL, $20. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st EAD WAITRESS, $25 AND ROOM. MAR- TIN'S, 749 Market st. JAMILY CO K, FILLMORE ST, £3); FAM- ily ccok, California st, $30. MARTIN'S, 749 Mariket st. VW ALTRESS AND ACT AS STEWARDESS, $20 and room. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. W AITRESS, 85 A WELK, CALL EARLY: chambermnid and walt some, $20 and room; $15 and room; waltress, 817 and room: city, $20 and room. MAKTIN'S, 749 7 ANTED—4 MEN TO CUT BRUSH AND clear land by ¢ .ntract; v i ker and wife, $40; | butler, $40: second cook, $50: restaurant cook, $50: lunch vaiter and Others. Applv to J. F. CROSEIT & CO., 628 Sacramento street. W ANTED=YOUNGMAN. COOK E R SMALL chophouse, country. $20, see boss bere: fourth cook, French resiaurant, $30: French boarding- house cook, §30; shirt-ironer, Tyier machine: bui- ler, $40, etc. LEON ANDRE, 315 Stockton st. PUTLER: $40. MISSCULLEK, 326 SUTTSR. EN TO GO WHALING: NO £XPERIENCE required. Apply at once at L. LV Y'S Cloth- 1og Store, NE. cor. Jackson and Ba:tery sts. “rm sD—BELLBOY WHO CAN KUN ELE- Vator: must be willing and obling: have city references. ~Address B. B. box 37, Cali Office. MMEDIATELY, MEN FOR STEAM, WHAL. crs and merchantman. MOKDAUNT & CO., 46 Spear street, aownstalrs, W ANTED—SEWING ORCOPYING. 426 0AK atreet. € LUNCH Market st. WAITRESSES. MARTIN'S, 749 REFINED YOUNG LADY WISHES SiTUA. tlon as companion aud seamstres worker: good home desired. Address 21, Ca.l Office. ITUATION WANTED BY GOOD WOMAN in first-class family; 1s & good cook. Ci 1205 Laguna st. ¥ " e MIDPLE-AGED LADY WISHES POSITION a3 housekeeper: city or conntry. Address Ne- braska and Trwenty-fifihi sts. TOUNG WOMAN WISHES LIGHT HOUSE- work or second work. Address 674 Twenty- xth st., ¢ akiand. REFINED WOMAN WOULD LIKE SITUA- tion as managing houseeeper: city or coun- try: references. Call or address MRS, WELLEK, 1031 Market st., room 6. > OMPETENT COOK, SPEAKING FRENCH, German and English, will assist In lignt house- work, sewing, and avle t0 take charge of children, Call or address 136 Sixth st., room 8. TTRACTIVE YOUNG EASTERN WIDOW desires a lucr tive place as housekeeper in bachelor’s or widower’s home; city or country. 104 Mason st. W ANTED—BY CULTURED YOUNG LADY, position as companion: would iravel: stats dutles; give references. Address M. LEY, San ose. {ASTEKRN LADY OF EXPERIEN: E WANTS a permanent position as housekeeper in lodg- Ing-nouse or widowex's home. Xoom 57595 Mar. et st. OMPEIENT SWEDISH GIRL WANTS A situation for general housework Or coOk. Please call at 71434 Uctavia st. OUNG GERMAN WIDOW DESIRES POSI. tion as housekeeper. 38 Eddy st., room 1. RESSMAKER WANTS WORK BY THE day. Call or address 15679 1 wenty-four:h ave., East Oakland. £, BAD TENANLS EJECTED, §800: COL- lections, city OF country: rates reasonable. Cal. Luw & Col. Agency. W. L. HARPER, Man- ager, fifth floor, 101 Sansome st. PAINTING, PAPERHANGING DONE: estimates on ‘work given, by day or con- tract. C. HAT1ER, 563 Mission st. B, JAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR 84: collections made: aity or country. Pscific Colleetion Co., 416 Montgy st., r00m 6: tel. 5580, B, DR BAZLT REMOVED FROM PHE- lan building 1o 908 Geary st.: tel. Enst 357. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. TOUNG ENGLISH GIRL WANTS TO DO lizht ehamber work and sewins In nice fam- ily, or look after chilid out of arms in exchange for board and room; splendid references. Add: X C, box 0. this office. % =z W COR. SIXTEENTH »T., NEAR MIS- slon: brameh office of TH: CaLL sub- scriptions and want ads taken. (JOVERNES: AND SEAMSTRESS; GER- X man-American lady; thorough teacher of kne- lish, German and music: highest reference ; coun- tiy town preferred. Address £. W., 1526 Mission st., call 1. UBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR THE Ca1LL taken at branch office, 339 Hayes st open unti1 9:3) o'clock. AMERICAN PROTESTANT COOK WITH the best of reference desires a sitnation. J. ¥, CRCSETT & CO,, 316 “ntt-r st WANT ADS AND SUB-CRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken at Branch Oflice, south- west corner Sixteenth and Mlasion sis. ERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 306 Mason st., telephone main 5332, furnishes re- liable helip of all nationalities. OUNG WIDOW WANTS A PLACE AS housekeeper; clty or country. 122 Post st room 3 TOMAN WANTS ANY KIND OF WORK BY the dsy. 946 Harrison at., room 23, T13 LAKEIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL; subscriptions and want ads taken. GENT INSURANCE CO. Market st. KRMAN GIRL, BAKERY, $12, ROOM, eic. MAKTIN'S, 749 Market. (G1RI CONTRA COSTA, CAL, £20: GIRL. X Scott st., $:0: French girl, housework, $20% girl, Kllis s, $25: ¢irl, Gearv st.. $20; giri, How- ard st., §20; girl, Valiejo, $20. MARTIN'S, 749 Market. MARTIN'S, 749 JXPERIENCED WOMAN TO MOLD AND stamp butter: $35 and found. C K. HANSuN & €O, 110 Geary st. G OD CABINET - MAKERS WANTED. AP- X ply Potrero Furnitare Company, Seventéenth and Wisconsin sis. ECOND EXPEDITION SOU1 H 8EA ISLAND now formed. &3% Callfornia at. QUKKEEPER WHO UNDERSTANDS REC-' titying liguors. BASCH, 539 California st, ©) WAITEES WANTED; CITY RESTAUR-| £ ant. BUSCH, 639 California st. W ANTED — FIRST-CLASS COATMAKER, working by the we:k. 28 Morris ave. },0Y WANTED WITH EXPERIENCE IN J tailoring. 108 Battery st. SCA,\m;fl\ VIAN LAUNDRESS, $35: GIRLS for housework, $20; girl for Lousework, $17: giris for housework, #10 and $15. C. R. HAN BEN & CO0., 110 Geary st. [ AIT2ESS, COUNTRY HOTEL, $20: TWO waitresses, nice restaurant, $6 a week: cook for 16 Loarders, country, $25: hotel cook, $40. C. B HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. €) CHAMBERMAIDS FOK _ FIRST - CLASS country hotel. C. R. HANSEN & CO,, 110 Geary st. WALTRESS AND PAKLOR MAID, $20. 3 cooks, German style, $25: German nurse, $25; an! alarge number o: girls for cooking a-d House- work in city and country. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 816 Sutter st. W ANTED-BARBER FOR FRIDAY, SATUE day and Sunday. 1130 Seventh st., Oakiand. @ 900D TAILORE 641 MARKEY STREET. 9()() BUYS HALF ISTEREST IS PAT. $200 eet noveliy; so1: on sight; demand unlimited: blg profits. Address owner, Pos.oflice box 2608, &, F. BARBERS. ATTENTION: AN ELEGANT 3 chair_barber-shop for sale on acconntof de- parture; 8225, 1f sold tuls week. Call 11215 Eddy st. PARBEKS, ATTENTION—$400 WORTH 0¥ ‘furniture, with 2 billiard tables, on account of departure, $225. Address E. BONNARDEL, Stan- fora University. ANTED_GEFMMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN $15: colored cook. ranch, $20: German nurse and sesmstreas. $20; &lrls for housework and assls. LEON ANDRE, removed to 308 Stockton si. W AITRESS, 8.6 PRIVATE FAMILY OF 32, San Raiael, see lady here; Proiesiant cham: bermaid, $25; ‘nurse. same 'heuse, §20, child 3 32 housework glrls, clty and conntry, $20 d $26: 8 young girls assist, $10 to $18. MISS CULLEN, 828 rutter st. (‘1 FERMAN MAID AND SEAMSTRESS, $25; T French s-cond girl, $25: 12 housework girls, cits and country, $20 and $25; 8 young girls, as® sist, $10 to §15." MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. WORKING HOUSEKEEPER, $12. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. 00K, $30, BOA ' DING-HOUSE. MISS CUL- LEN, 828 Sutter st. GECOND GIKL, FRENCH. $20; 2 COOKS, $30; German upatairs ¢irl. 815: 10 i3 or house: work and to assist,wages $12 to $26. MRS, HIRD, 721 Eilis st. NEATGERMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN GIRL for general Lousework and _plain coo<ing: Call bet. 9 and 13 o'clock, 2217 Websier st. WANTED ~ MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN EOR light hous-work: good home snd small 411 East st. (opp Sausalito ferry), bet. d Washington. ANTED_STRONG WOMAN TO ASSIBT IN Woiotaewarics t be good piain cook: *olch woman preferrod. Apply atter lunch, 1906 Laguoa. (OMEETEST GIRL,& FOR COOKING AND general housework; ciiy reference. 2409 Washington st. d 5 OURNEYMEN BARBEKS KMPLOYMENI secretary M. BEKNARD, 102 reventh st. ARBERS—FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC. P.C. Barbers’ Assn. 8. FUCHS, 325 Grantave. OBKE, RELIABLE MAN TO TAKE PART futerest in cash business: must have $150 cash and be satisfied with $18 to $.0 per week; business es:ablished 18 years. 777 Market st., room 7. 12(, PAIR MEN’S SHOES, BEEN DAM- agol by water, st less than one-fourth thelr value, from 76¢ up to $2 50. 562 Mission st., bet. Firs: aid Second F YOU ARE GOING TO YUK/N GOLD fields, Alaska. join the Johnson party. leaving here March 20. Johnson's Alaska Outfilting Agency, 218 £ansome 00D HOKSE IN EXCHANGE FOR PLUMB- Ing work. 628 Golden Gate ave, ) ANTED—SEAMAN, ORDINARY SKAMAN and green-bands for ‘whallng and dsep-water vessels. Appl7 at MCMAHON & McCARTRY, 11/ Drumm st., upstairs. HOEMAKERS WANTED ON MEN'S Lo crewed shoes; & man on sewed shoes. 202 th 8t W ANTED-—SEAMAN AND ORDINARY. AP- Ply 10 * tenart st , upstairs. QISGLE ROOMS 10c AND 18¢ NIGHT. 600 and 75¢ week. Lindell House. Sixth and Howad. EAMEN AND OFFICERS FOR HONOLULU acd on steam wnalers. 904 Kearny, upstairs, 7~ FULL SET TEETH: BEST MAK] BT, Kepri repair; extracting tree: Alnes,o0c: crowns, $3 50. Pacific Dental Parlors, 18 Third. R. J. J. LEEK, 1126 MARKET SI.; OPEN evenings: Sundays till noon. OSITIVELY PA LN LESS EXTRACTION. DR. HARDING, 600Sutter cor. Powell: tel. maln 3376 (COLTON DENFAL ASKOGIARION, S0 EAL: ketst. DR CHARLE> W. DECKER. 7 A SET ¥OR ThETH_WAKRANTED A3 good as can be made; filling $1. DR SIMMS, dentist, 930 Marke: st., next Baldwin Theater. 959 MISSION _ SUBSOBIETIONS AXD want ads taken for THE CALL. ATEST CAR FENDER PATENT: BEST IN vention. Apply 623 Golden Gate ave. ITY ROUTE FOR SALE APPLY THIS office. NIMATOSCOPE—PROJECTING LIVING pictures. Animatoscope, 933 Mrikt., 7tb floor. INEWSEAPER ROUTE LY INTERIOR CITY close to San Francisco. For particuiars apply this office. AINLESS EXTRACCION, 50c: CROWN bridge work a specialty: plates $5 up: 18 yeary experience. 1t L. WALSH, D.D.S, 8153 Geary. . LUDLUM HILL, 1448 MARKKT ST, NR Eleventh; no charge for extracting whea Flates are made: oid plates made over like new: teeth from 88 per set: extracting bUc: gas given. KT O TEEGH WITHOUL a ridla Dio H. G. Young. 1841 Polk K. GEORGE W. LEEK, Leek dentist, discoverer ot 2nd patentee of Improved bri without any piate, moved from §:0 200 Farrells:. LL WORK KEASONABLE AND WAK: ranted. DR J. W. KKY, 1320 Market st THK GENUINE nless extractioa g, Tork o eech FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. INE EIGHTA MEDIUM GORDON PRESS, with throwoff and fountain; $100. A. W., box 136, Call Oftice. JRESH DURHAM COW: RICH MILK; 22 quarts per day: gentle. 1312 Folsom st RESH COW FOR SALE. APPLY 720 FOUR- teenth st. N ARINE OR STATIONERY STEAM EN gine; 8 horsepower. S., box 7, Call Office, Oakland. JALEIRISH AND WATER SPANIEL PUP. 1147 Market st. AND LAUNDRY MACHINES; NEW _AND second-hand; 100ls, supp.ies, etc. 766 Bryant 7OUNG FRESH COW FOR SALE. APPLY 221 Church st. QULTON 1KON WORKS ENGINE; horsepower. W HITE, 516 Missidn st. $17 50, ROMESTIC SEWING MACHINE: ( . in good order. 1915 Miss.on st., near Fifteenth. 50 OFFEE MILL SCALES, LETTER PRESS stand desk, money tiil, safe; cheap. 102 Clay. OILERS, ENGINES,2D-HAN b MACHINERY water-pipes. Mclntosh & Wolpman, 137 Beala ARS, SHOWCASES, COUNTERS, SHELV- ing, etc., bought and sold. JU68 Mission, nr. 7th, LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. g()EQOM HOUSE ON MARKET 6T.....81,400 24-room house, only. ... 650 10 rooms, on McAllister 400 20 Tooms; corner: new. 1,200 14 rooms on Sutter.... 850 7-room hovse, only.. 250 18 rooms, near the Baldwin 500 H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market st., opp. Fifth. 3 ROOMS: ELEGANT: PAYING; NORTH of Market.... -.82300 11 rooms; new: si central 275 Furnlshed bouse: new: north of 3 110 UNDERWOOD & CO., 765 Market st. LODGING-HOUSE OF 21 ROOMS $600. 5 one ftoor: always fll: rent cheaps good furniture. Call at 183 Sacramento st. ('-RUOM LODGING-HOUSE FOR SALE AT ] 672 Qncrifice: must. be sold witnin a few days. 33 Sixth st room 18. 15 FINE FURNISHED ROOMS transient trade; Sixth st., near Market; piice $475. Address T. T., box 28, Call Ulice. ODGING-HOUSE OF 15 ROOMS; ALL fuil; good reasons for sellig. Address Call Oftice. 33 HAYES—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subscriptions and want ads taken. FURNITURE FOR SALE. ETIRING FROM RETAIL BUSINE! muat ciose out stock in 30 days: brussels ca pet, 4215c yard: floor oilcloth. 18c: mat.ing, 7 yard: bedroom seis, 3 pieces. §9 60: &-room fur- niture outfit, $65. IREK & SHIREK. 747 Market st Opp. Grant ave. FURSTURE, STOVES CARPETS, COU. ters. showcases. ANDERSON, 1121 Marset. T L J. NEUMANN'S 117 SINTH FOK lowest prices on housenold goods: new v §004 New: Cas, Or on tfime: open evenings FURNITURE WANTED. EST PRICES FOR Fl’RNlT;;i ' MDSE., ete. STREET & CRESWELL. Anctioneers, 927 Market st. rm.316, Houses bought in their entirely. TAHGE DOUBLE COMPARTMENT COIN bunk safa; cheap. & Mission st. J5AES BACK BARS MIKEORS. SHOW- cases, counters, linoleum, office furniture, store and office furniturs aud fixtares. new aud gecond hand. J. NOONA KN, 1017-1018-1021- Mission s, above Sixth. R EW ELMWOOD RANGKS ARE TH NIy MFG. CO, 12 Caittornia ae, "ToT F YOU WANT GOOD PRICES FUIt FURN ture and mercha see BURD, 211 Larkln, IGHER PKIC ANYWHERE PALD by Indiana Auction ¢0.1057 Market.onp.Jones CARPET CLEANING. ARPETS CLEANED, RENOVATED LIKE new. J. MCQUEEN, 455 Stevenson. Tel. 5,228, NE SMALL MEDIUM AND LARGESIZE fire and burglar proof safe. 109-111 Market sa PROFESSIONAL CARDS. OHN R. AITKKN AND MAURICK L. AS, J attysatlaw, rms. 515,516, 5tb floor, anf&& CHN E. RICHARDS, LAW OFFICES. ROOMa owlaing 25 and 27, Crocker ielepuo %5, Ean Francisco, CaL e Maly ——————————————————————— BICYCLES. A A A A A A A, 5 “BEN-HUR,” \D NEW: X $45. r N AR SEY:, RECT GOLDEN RULE BAZAA‘I‘:,"’I‘]:‘::EXK‘:‘!':‘L - ITY STEAM CARPET CLEANING WORKY: cleans, moves. lays carpets. G. i STEVENS Mugr. 88 and 40 kighth at.; telephone South 250. HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH poor work send 10 SPAULDING'S Ploneer Car- pet-beating Works, $53-57 Tehama sc.; tel. So. 40 ARPET-CLEANING, 8c; LAYING, 3¢; RUG samples free: tel. vessie 944. Stratton, 3'Sth st DVANCE CARPET-CLEANING €O, 402 Sutter tel. Main 394. G£O. WALCOM, prop. WATTS, reliable carj t-cleaniug renovig, alter . ation works. 409 McAlliser. Tel. Jossie B21. VARPETS CLEANED & RENOVATED LIKE new. 23Tenth; tel. South 6. Mackintosh & Co. ANTED—SAILORS FOR “TEAM WHAL- ers and sealers at LANE'S, 504 Davls st. PHYSICIANS. < » MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS 2526 wani ads taken for THE CALL. 3 R C. C. ’DONNELL, 1 M. D Gy Ak o wotien st peciai J. EMIIGHELL CAREKT-CLEANT . 240 14th st ; cléauing 8¢ a yard. CustL 'S CARPET- BEATING WOKR3 833 Golden Gate ave. Telephone East 126 | | |