The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 11, 1897, Page 14

FIBER CULTURE N CALIFORNIA the Data Produced by S‘ate Development Committee. A College of Commerce Advo cated for the State University. W. H Murray, Founder of the San Francisco Journal of Commerce, Makes Suggestions. An important meeting of the State Development Committee was held at their the Mills building yesterday. W. M. Bunker presided at the meeting, whici was called to discuss the proposition of iber culture in California, and the estab- ment of a coliege of commerce at the State University. In reviewing the works of the past eight months, the chairman stated that ample demonstration had been made of the fact that fiber culture and the manufacture in- : | to articles of the raw material in tnis | State is entirely praciicable. Among the facts cited were the follow- ing In 300,000 pe 1894 San Francisco ds of twines and netting, all nz the product of flax. Farmers pay annually over $250,000 for sack twines and fish canneries over §300,000 for netting nes. The S0C0 bales of cotton yearly consumed by the cotton-milis of the State all come from Texas and New Orleans. In 1894 over 19,000 pounds of flaxseed, used in the manufacture of linseed oil, was imported, and 31407 pounds of flax and hemp yarns. The speaker also asserted that a promi- n business man of this City has im- ported from Scotland machinery for the manufacture of flax, twines, nemp and ramie. Assoon ss the raw material can be turnished it will be put into operation. A bill was introduced in the Legisiature by Frank L. Coombs, speaker of the As- sembly, after having been indorsed by the various bodies composing the Council of Associated Industries, tending to bring together the various department of the business so as to make them a success, but it was found to conflict with a bill pre- sly introduced for the benefit of the T niversity of California and withdrawn. tw The committee has, however, urged upon | the regents of the university the impor- tance of establishing a devartment to carry out the purposes outlined by the committee. A resolut on has been intre- duced by Reuent Arthur Rodgers which covers the matter nicely. The following resolution was offered by Mr. Rich and adopted unanimously: Resolved, That this committee earnestly re- quest the Board of Regents of the University of California 1o prompily take such measures it may deem wise 10 er the fiber indus- California, a at we pledge the cupport of the State Development Com- hey may any plans In speaking on the suhject, W. H. Mur- ray, founder of the San Francisco Journal of Commerce, said: ‘Mr. Rodgers’ resolution, offered before the Board of Resents, meets with my heartiest approval. A colleze of com merce for the State Univer y is a time. suggestion. It could co-operate in duties with the College of Mining and th College of Agriculture, thus benefiting in common the mining and farming indus- tries and commercial and other trades. “San F; co should have factories, not only er culture, but_ for tobacco and iinplate. Special reports could be made, samples of articles of commercial value placed on exhibition. and the devel- opment following would eive employ- ment to our mechanics, tend to buiid up our cities d make a good demand for our horticuitural and agricultural prod- ucts. The foliowing data as to the manufac- tures in San Francisco wers furnished by the same gentieman : 40,000,000 11.000 000 30,090,000 8.800.000 8,000,000 24,000,000 Vo.ume of trade §100,000,000. FRATERNAL FELLOWSHIP. to Be Tendered the Su- preme Commander of the Ladies of the Mzoccabees. Lillian M. Hollister of Port Huron, Mich., supreme lady commander of the Ladies of the Maécabees, who is at present visiting the sey- eral hives ifi the southern part of the State, will on Fridey next be tendered & reception by the ladies of the several hives of this City in Hall. The supreme lady com- mander will, during her_stay in this City, pa: official visits 10 the different hives, and will siart & school of Insiruction, so that the mem- bers of the order may become better acquainted with the work of the order. A Reception Estrella Parlor, Native Daughters. La Estrella Parlor has a membership that is striving hard to make it in the order of the Native Dayghters of the Golden West what its name implies, the star parlor, and thusiasm can sccomplish that end the ladies, who are energe s well as enth usiastie, will succeed. give its fifth “at home’’ in Sierra Hall, Native Eons’ building. The “at homes” given by tn1s parlor have become vers popular snd are greatly enjoyed by the friends of members as well as by the sisters and brothers of the order. Tie committee of arraugement has expressed the determination that this one #nall be as enjoyable, if not more so, than any that have preceded it. 7 The Califoriia Violets, I 0. O, F. The second entertainment to be given by the California Violets, a club composed exclu- sively of O1d Fellows and Rebekahs, will be given in Odd Fellows' Hall on the evening of the 16:h inst., next Tuesday, for the benefit of the 0dd Fellows’ Home iu Thermolito, Butte Couniy. On that occasion there will be pre. sented u frrce entitied -‘Litt e Christopher,” after which there will be dancing. - THE CHINESE OASES. They Fill Two Courtrooms and a Hall- way With Mongolians. Two Chinese murder cases are on trial in the Superior Court, one i Judge Dunpe’s department and another in the department presided over by Judge Troutt. As these courts are directly facing each other in tie Larkin-street wing of the new City Hall, the corridors thereabouts are crowded with natives of the Flowery Kingdom, giving the place the appearance of the United States Marshal's office in the Appraiser’s buildin: after the arrival of a steamer from the Orient, Lee Ab Lung, who has several alias | name- attached to him in the official in- formation, is being deiended by Attorney John E. Richards before a_jury in Judge Dunne’s court. For the State there is quite anarray of talent. Deputy District Attorney Walter Hinkle is assisted by | lawyers M. M. Foote and C. B. Darwin. Wong Long was the first witness for the prosecution. He testifiea that he saw Luey shoot Ang An Chang on the 6th of last October. According to his story it deliberate murder. “What did you ao after the occurrence?”’ ked Mr. Ricnards, and Wong Long swore that he walked into a restaurant . and tork a cup of coffee. Mr. Richards’ questious shook ths story w imported over | if en- | Nex: Saturday night this parlor will | of the witness in several particulars. He intimated that he expected to show the witness to be an opium fiend and not worthy of credence. In Judge Troutt’s court Chin Ah Wah ison trial for his lile, charged with the murder -.of Gin Lun Chee on the 4th of last October. In this case also there are two lawyers employed as special counsel for the prose- cution. District Attorney Barnes is | present in person as the representative of the people, and he is assisted by Thomas D. Riordan and W. W. Foote. The law- vers for the defense areex-Judge Robert | Ferral and Colonel T. V. Eddy. DELAYED WILL CONTEST. tigation Over the KEstate of a Man ‘Who Died Niheteen Years Ago. James 8. Morgan has fil-d a sensational suit against Cecilia Blackburn and Daniel Blackburn. Morgan alleges that Mr. and Mrs. Blackburn used undue influence over the mind of James H. Blackburn, who died January 27, 1888, when he made his | | will on Janunry 13,1888, and that as a | | cons-quence Morgan was exciuded from bis righttul share in the $300,000 of the testator. He avers that tbe aefendants acquired $250,000 by their wrongful acts and insists that he is entitled to a large | | portion of the property. The Superior Court is asked to determine the rights of | the several parties in the property under | dispute. | SAN FRANCISCO **CALL." | PURINESS OFFICE of the San Franclsco CALL~ 910 Market street, open untll 12 o'clock every | Right In the vear. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery sireet, corner Clay; open until 9:50 o'clock. 339 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street, open until 8:30 o’clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission strects, open untll § o'clock. 2618 Mission street, open nntfl @ o’clock. 187 Ninth street, open until 9:80 o'clock. 1805 Polk street: open until 9:39. | | NOTICE OF MEETINGS. ‘K? SOUTH SA Lodge No. 212, F THIS EVENING at | degree. By order of th Secretary . C. HARE, =2 CALIFORNIA LODGE NO 1, F. | and A. M., will meet THIS (1 HUR=- | | | 0 he Secretary DAY) Master. E& , PORI§ LODGE NO. 216 F. AND | A. M 2ddy ed ‘meet- | THIS (PHURSDAY) EVENING at | Mater Ma. ¢d. By order of the 0 o'clock. Third degree. GOLDSMITH, Secretary. | EVENT March 11, at irst degree. By order of FRANKLIN H. DAY, | sous in good standing are in by NOTICE — UNITY | B e 0 T Wo—Tnes) | K. FITZSIMMONS, which will take place fiom | | DAY MORNING s lock sharp. Flones or | | of WA HLEY, Master Workinan. W. J. D. MaRTIN, Recorder. C0 SC0 meets AN FRANCI Thistle Ciub. ISH W. A. DAWSON, Royal Chief. PATEESON, Recorde: GEomgr W are | TT st e B3 | (THURSDAY) EVENING at Frotern Yoob? | fty Haul, 52 O'Farreli st.. a: 8 o cloc SITUATIONS WANTED-Continuad. ])RESSMAKER WOULD LIKE WORK BY the day: fic guaranteed; reasonable. 536 Jes- o st SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued JAPANESE FIRST-CLASS COOK WANTS A situation in city or country. Address F. K., 1329 Pinest. VIRL WANTS A PLACE TO ASSIST IN 1ight housework or take care of a child; wages $10 or $12. Cali at 513 McAllister st BY YOUNG GER- W ANTEL—POSITION ol man as teamster or on ranch. R. P. Call Oftice, NOMUETENT SKAMSTRESS AND CHAM: U bermaid wishes o situation: will take care of children or do sccond work; city or country; §ood reference. 1024 Howard st. (OGLORED WoMAN WISHES HOUSEWORK; J first-class reference. Address 1604 Jones st. PEESSMAKER — FIRST-CLASS FIT stylish draper and designer: thorough dre: maker; by (he duy. 104 Grove st. TOUNG GERMAN GIRL DESIRES A PLACE to do hieh: housewor; $12 a month. 1908 Ellia 5t., near $€0.t. (300F C_OK, WITH REFERENCE; HOTEL, T boarding-house or restaurant. Apply OF ad- dress 528 TNiird s, In rear. IRS1-CLASS BOOKKEEPER WANTS EM ployment; mine, ranch. winery or general store; willing to give such other services agde- n‘fl] “ :4: fill time: salary low. Address J. J., box TEADY YOUNG MAN WI~HES POSITION in & wholesale store or elsewbere. Address J. G. H., 515 McAllister st. THOROUGH HOTEL MAN DESIRES charge of small hotel or rooming-house on percentage or small salary; highest reference. H. H., box 160, Call THOROUGH GARDE sires permanent em ployment: 18 willing to per- form work ubout,_the house and bara if required. Address Gurdener, 560 Howard st. ER, GEKMAN, DE- ERMAN NUKSE WISHES ENGAGEMENTS by ladies 1 confine ment, sick ladies and chil- dren. 132 Sixth st., room 16. 7 ANTED—SITUATION AS BARTENDER, With View to purchase: wages 00 object. Ad- dress A. A., box 136, Call. OMPETENT SWEDISH GIRL WISHES A situation to dosecond work; g0od references. 672 W alnut ave,, bet. Suiter ard kost sts. RMAN GIRi, LATELY ARRIVED r pe, wants piace as cook aud house- « £ood tamily. Iuquire 1954 Howard st., ear Sixteenth. WANIED—EY A MIDDLE-AGED SCO woman, a place 10 do generai housework: 10 objection to'larse family. 207 Slevenson st., bet. Tiird aud Fourth CAPABLE GERMAN GIRL; GOOD houseworker. Please cail at 518 Her. {TRON D cook ar mann st W ASTED-BY MIDDLEAGED WOMAN, with zood references and experience, pos i on as inval.d nurse or care of infaat; will go travel- tug. Cal at wy present employer's, 655 Capp «t., cor. Twenty-second; teke Howard or Missions . cars. IRl WISHES TO DO UPSTAIRS WORK X and sewing: sleep at home preferred. Address G. G., box 74, Call Utlice. FE mind children, or either upst sewing: good references. Address 419 ¢ room 24. CH LADY WISHES A POSITION TO rs work and ary st., AN Wa veper; rence; Ciiy OF country. Mission. T. POSITION AS £ood cook and laun- 8377 RELIABLE WO U working hous good ¢ Twenty-sixth st., vr W ANIED-EMILOYMENT oS WETNULSE by respeciable young married woman, child weeks old: best of references given. Address 511 Thirtfeth st., city. VW ANTED-BY COMPE|ENT GIRLA PLACE for housework in American family; aiults; wages $25. Address I- 1., box 106, this oflice. RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY (RECENTLY \ from the East) wants a place as housekeeper or e mata; hotel, buchelor's or widower’y home preferred. Room 4, Columblu Hotel, First at. TABLE WOMAN WANTS SITUATION NE 3 \Lisa good cook and housekeeper: thoroughiy understauds ber business; none but responsible parties need apply. Address 633 Stevenson st. HISSMAKER; STYLISH AND LONG. nce: finest work: McDowel system of + engagements in families. 419 Geary si; GERIAN oD X carver, wishs situatior luncuhouse preferred. 80 Shipley, cor. Fou COOK AND tirst-ciass th. {IDPDLE-AGED AND INTELLIGENT DANE ML <:ishes a situation about private place in city or Oaklaud: can take care of horses, garden, cow. best of reference and experience; wiiling to work for smal wages and good home. Audress A. C., box 45, Call Uffice. LRSTER HOUsK, 44 THIRD ST, Nt : 200 rooms: 25¢ to $1 50 per night: 81 60 to 56 per week: convenient and respectauie, free bus and baggage to and from the ferry. RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH st.—Want ads and subscripuions taken. AS CLEKK IN A boy 17 years old; 727 Davis st., W ANTED — POSITION grocery-store by German small wages and board and lodg! saloon. 4 MARKET ST._BRANCH OFFICE OF THE 4 Cavi: want ads and subscriptions taken. BUCKEEEPER AND ACCOUNTANT OF £ larged experience in commercial and lh.unc;:| lines desires situation; firsi-class references. delity, box 82, Call. HFELP WANTED—Continued. NTED—MIIKER AND WIFE. 8403 armer and wife, $30; marrie1 farmer, wife to cook for hotel, $50: benchhand for planing mill, $£3 a day: farmers. American b.acksmith and woodworker, and others. Apply to J. £. CROSETT & CU., 628 Sacramento st. W AN TED-GERMAN KESTAURAN COOK, $50: good hosiler to go south, $25: man to milk cows and make butter, priva e place, $20: miiker, wife 10 cook, $40, eic., a5 ANDRE'S, 308 Stocaton si. ANTED—FOREMAN FOR LARGE GRAIN ranch; must be singie man, under 50 yeurs of age, with Ca:jsornia experience and first-ciass ref- erences; $50 per month and found. W. D. EWEK & CO., 626 Ulay st UTTER AND CHEESE-MAKER, CREAM- ery work. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. TOUNG MAN TO WAIT SOME, $12 AND room: night cook for Nevada. MARTIN'S, 749 Markeu st. (CCLORED FORTEE AND BELLMAN, 815, city. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st JIRST-CLASS CAR 1AGE PAINTER TO rent shop: stock and tools for sale. Address C., box 150, Catl Office. ERON A UT WANTS BUSINESS MANAGER with $150 to travei and handle finances for the season of '97. Address A eronaut, box 107,Call. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. ANTED — PHOTOGRAPH TENT traveling. 8. T., box 42, Call. LUMBEK, SASHES 1168 Mission s, FOR BULLDINGS Bovulir: doors, mantels. etc., for sale. AND JRW- st poss JELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHI Sy w0 ac KLEIN. 108 Nixih s LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. S(RLUM HOUSE OX MARKET ST... B -room house, only. .. 10 rooms, very fine. 24 rooms on Market 14 rooms, onlv . 28 rooms, oniy. 46 rooms: offer wanted. .. 1 rooms’ for exchange. 24 10 ms, only. 10 rooms, on Mc. 20 rooms; corner: 14 rooms on Sutter.... 7-room house, only.. 18 rooms. neur the Baldwin.....[..l. H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market st., opp. Fifth. J 4 ROOMS, VAN NESS AVE, NOW 14 poyie..... 00 . 8650 11 rooms. new: n ying. 650 21 rooms: north: payiux fine. . 1500 UNDERWO-D & CO., 65 Market st. 66 EL0x HoUSE: WELI, FURNISHED; st sell: make ofter. 418 Eills. HANDS FOR 904 Kearny N\ AND GREEN Alaska and coast. JEAMEN steauers for L., upsiairs. 7OUNG MAN TO RUN A PONY CYLINDER press: mus: have had experience. Call at 52 Market st. (G ENTLEMEN AND LADILS WISHING TO sing in the grand chorns March 17, evening of St. Pairick’s day, at Mechanics’ Pavilion, please address J. W. MCKENZI¥, Musical Di- 0Y 70 MAKIE HIMSELF USEFULIN COAL- yard. 1517 Pinest.; wages $4. 13O, FOE BUTCHERSHOEI0 CUT MEAT: references. Butcher, box 57, Call Uflice. 14 ROOMS: NEW FURNITUKE: RENT RE- Quced; part cash. 402 Geary st. 339 HAYES—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subscriptions and want ads taken. BUSINESS CHANCE! ( MECHANICS ;HOTEL AND Ran; $T50. 35 arntsned rooms. large kitcen, 3 ing aud sitting rcoms: excellen (0CWIILY: dowp, town: established over 50 vears and has alwyyy made money; very low rent: lease: house a|: ways filled and paying: death Of OWner causey sale. A. S LIS, 1082 Market st. FA() SALOON: CLOSE TO MARKET RHH0. Hrsticinns nasiness locailty; estavs nad 18 years fine business; firsi-clas hage gain: nosuch chance ever offered. A.S. LS, 1032 Market st. $200, SALOUN: SORTH OF MARKET ST, 20U, nicely fittea up: paying piace: cood 800 for selling; & bargam. A. S LESS, 1032 Market st. BUTCHER-SHOP $15 AND FRUIT Y. siore, sicuated in the Mission: cheap rent; well fitSed up place; bargalu. A.S. LE 1032 Mark t St $'--0 BUARDING-H - ~E OF 64 MAG. 19VU. nificeutly suruished room: ated in most desirabie locality nor h of M always filled with cholerst, most seiect an tively (he bes: class of payinz patrons: v st could not be dupiicaied for less than $9000 e Tetir.ng irom busin:ss will bear Lioroush i1 vastl. gation. A. & LESS, 1032 Marke: s/, $250, FARLIER WANTED 1N CORNR DU, vutchershop: north of arxets:.. b and cart: +xperieuce 0L uecessary. 1032 Market st. CKCREAM, CANDY AND STATI siore, with 4 sunny liVing-rooms in Wes ‘Addition: near large school; only store of s in vieinity; bears investization. A. S. LESS, 10, 15 situ- rket st.; posi- A8 LEsy, =1 RNITURE FOR SALE, TIRING FROM RETAIL BUSINES! must close out stock in 30 days: brussels car- pet, 423pc yard: floor oflcloth. 18c; mat ing, 70 ard; bedroom seis, 3 pleces. $9 50: 4-room fur- niture outfit, $66. SHIRKK & SHIREK, 747 Market st Opp. Grant ave. $30 sines FOR HALF INTERE: facturing business. 328 Bush at., rm. 4 ST IN A MANU- ARGE BOY TO RUN ERRARDS AT 291 4 Everett st., near Fourth. URNITURE, STOVES, CARPETS, COUN- ters. showcases. ANDERSON, 1121 Market. Murket st $300. BRANH BAKERY, CANDY avp J . notion store: in Western Addition elegant fixtures: large stock: 4 1ivin -rooms; ren; $1660. A. =, LESS, 1032 Marcet st. CORNEK GHOCERY AND BAR. « north of Markets 4 living. H $70 ren. only $25: old established business; extens|ys bur tiade: other business causes saie. 4. S. Ly, 1032 Market st. g $200, SISARSTORE: CLOSE T0 sia . ketst.: good run of trade: very profi able business: a fine bargain; bears Luvesiiga: oo A.S. Less, 1082 Market st. TOACHMAN; BY YOUNG MAN (28); CAN milk and do plain ~ardening; §0od references. A. B, box 109. Cail Office. MONTGOM s RIT DZ{ Gpen unti the Call: subscription . CORNER OF CLAY— 0" o'clock; branch office of and want ads. taken, 090 HAYES = OFFICE OF 20d THE CaL: subscriptions and want ads taken. W ANTED — STRONG BOY T0 WORK IN baker-shop. 2129 Mission st. (HCEMAKER ON REPAIRING AND NEW fron's. 526 Sixih st. ’“r,\x TED - TRIMMING CUITEE. SIEBE Shoe Company, 25 Jessie st. 100D AGENT WANIED: SALARY AND commizsion. Particulars, 539 Cailfornia st. HELP WANTED. 1ERMAN ORNCANDINA VIAN GIRL.LIGHT | housework, coun:ry, $15: see party here this morning MURRAY & READY, 634-656 C.ay st TEADY MAN FOR COUNTRY W ANEED— o position: must have $5 expense money. ply afier 3 . . 9 Geary st., room 2. NEMPLOY ED, GO T0 1HE BENELFIT 10- | day. 539 Ca iforoia st. 7OUNG CATHOLIC WOMAN, PLAIN COOK- inginstitution, $20; girl_or'woman who can speak ar hotel, $16. MURRAY & KEADY, 634 636 Ciay st. JEAT GIKL OK WOMA~N, HOUSEWORK, AN 315, antioch: honsework. Belvedere, $25; Sc. Hele s, $25: 12 housework girls, city and country, 0 and $25: ¥ young girls, assist, $10 to $15 MISS CULLEN, 5.3 Sutier st. AUNDRL! §25. S rutter st TEEM AN _OR SWEDISH COOK; $30. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. $30. MISS CULLEN, 823 MISS CULLEN, 382 (009K CoUNTE Sutler st. N QEWEGIAN GIKL WISHES ANY KIND OF AN housework by the day. Call 113315 Pacific from 9 to 1 v'clock. COLORED GIKL WISHES SITUA- housework or take care of box 76, Call Uftice. OUNG tion 10 do light children Address W ANTED—SITUATION AS HOOKKE = N0S OF THE GOLDEN GATE| VY orstenographer by a competent your v cers and members of the | Of experience: smail salary 10 bes! riends of the Golden Gate Verein are hereby re- | pected. Address Stenographer, box 4 q: ested 10 actend the funeral of their lae brother, | ———— | JO4N F. MOLLER, on THURSDAY, at 2 o'clock | Y OUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE TO DO | ®. 3, trom the pariors ot iL. F.Subr & Co., 1209 | L plain sewivg at home. 181 Taylor st., r. 2 Missfon st., rear Eighth. | — — MEL. MATILDA VAN NIEL, President. |} OUNG L WISHES PLACE IN NIO MRs JULTA MARKS Necre ary, SPECIAL NOTICES. 1 nily as good plaln cook and general house- ery reliable. Please cail 925 Harrison | 3 1x.h. | WISHES POSL IABLE 7\\:).\! i 100D, R e arnnrary e 7 | U5 tion' as working bousckeeper: uuderstands the £ JiEY SELL ALL KIADS OF DRY | care of children o will do chamberwork. Acdress goods. hosiery, underwear. bedspreads, | Sore MOOKE, 4272 Twenty-fitth st, bet. towels, table c.vers, iaces. embroidery. linings, 2 trimn veilings, et ., very store. 105 Fitth | & > WALL ):.l'l R AT COST per-hanging. TENANIS | BT e iy or country EZ SAD TEXANTS EIECTED FOR st collections made: City or country. Pacific ction Co., 415 Montey sv., room 6: tel W. L. HARPER Tel. M 1519, | DIVIDEND NOTICES. | DIVIDEND NOTICE—DIVIDEND NO. (twentz-five cents per -share) of tne HUTCHINSON SUGAR PLANTATION COM | PANY will be pavable at the office_of the com- £, pany, 3.7 M rkerst., on and afer SATURDAY, | March 20,1897, Trinsfer-books will clogs SA1” | | URDAY, March 13, 1587, at 12 o'clock M. { H. SHFLDON, secratary. SITUATIONS WANT NEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL DESIR AN “Siivation us nurse, or'second or housework: $10 o §15; reterences. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. Zm\n-vx T SECOND GIRL, WITH REF J vrence, desizes a situation. J. F. CROSETT | &co, 516 Saucer st. | D-FEMALE. 3 FRENCH GIRLS DESIRE PLACES TO 10 | 3 upstairs work or care for children, £00d seam- | MR, | DADAML 513 Sieer st | EMAN EMPLOYMENT OF:ICK, 506 MA- | G Son st. telphone Main 6332, furnishes reil- able help o | nationalities, MAN GIVE M VW ILL SOME Goon POST- tion as housekeeper or take charge of lodging- house? I am tiied of WOrKINE under & woman: o pable taking fult charge. Address MINNIE, box | 52Ca Onie 7OUNGILADY, FORMEKLY IN GOOD CIR- | cumstances, desires Incrative position as house- | | | keeper. or will do centlewen’s ending. 120 Eilis st., room 17, second floor: call afier 12 FOUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE A SITUATION at light housework:; a good home more of an object. Cal 1142 Howara st. | Y OUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO | X aohousework. Call or add. L. C.. 316 Tark st. cheap at Pioneer | O references. | ¥ | | Youre Castro and Dismond. LAUNDRESS WOULD LI KE A te tamily. S 1., box 70, Cal. SSMAKER WISHES EXNGAGE S the amy or at bome, or a steady situation | With dressmaker; willing 10 cross the bay for duy wor: $150. Address MRS, W., box 74, Call. Y‘n3.(,..“(1,\‘.\.\.~.u’ P TO ASSIST 1 izht housework or Lo (aie care of chiidren. « N EAT, COMPETENT young lady stenogreph sires situatfou: will assis. with accoi references; salary $6 per week. box 46, Call Office. IRL WISH 2 child; ERMAN to tuke care of 1 or 16238 Powell st. rear. W ANTED_BY GOOU WOMAN GENERAL housework: isa good cO0K; ity OF COuBLry; 1055 Marxet st. 1AN WIDOW DESIR or buchelor’s household, POSI- 88 TOUNG GE! tion in wilower's dy st., r00m 1. Y OUNG GERMAN WIDOW DESIRES GEN. Ueman’s mending a home. 38 Eddy st, room 1. JISH GIRL, JUST ARRIVED, WISHES 35 Fiorida IWE X u place tor general housework. 1 street. ALERICAN LADY WANTS POSITION AS £\ companion and nurse with invalid references. 1530 Lddy, vr. Stelaer (.1 L AL 1613 Polk st. TOUNG DANISH GIRL WANTS ANY KIND of wo'k by the day, washing, eic. App.y 500 Eroderick s.. near Hayes. SD—P LAl WING AND MEND- reasonable prices. JASTERN LADY OF EXPERIEN( I WANTS @ permanent position as housekeeper in lodg- ing-house or widower’s home. 1 0om 3, 995 Mar- et st. NT WOULD LIK# WORK DUR- cleaning house, office or hails 5., box 136, Call Office. GELSTUDE X ing forenoon preferred. ddress A. 1 OUSEWOUK, ALAMEDA: $20. MISS CUL FRENCH MAILD, $20. MISS CULLEN, 82 Sutter st. WEERES $20. COUNTRY. tier st MISS CUL- (JIRL, SUTTER ¥ s.er'st, $15; girl, Twentiath st $13: 2 gins, Ouklaud, Cal., §15: irl, Paciticst, 815 girl, Go en Gate ave., 315: girl, Taylor st., $15: girl, Ba ker st., $15:'g ri, Fillmore st., $15; girl, Green st , $15: girl, Geary st. $15: girl, Pacific st., 815 girl, Eddy st, $15: girl, Buker st , $15: 28 $.0" and #£12' per month, assist, etc. TIN'S, 749 Market. 16 young giris, MAK VIRL, HAIGHT ST., 8$I8: GIRL, POST ¥ 5 20: girl, Castro st., $20; girl, Vailejo, Cai #20: girl, Broudway, $20; gir, Fillmore si., §20: girl, kddy st., $18; girl, Scott st., $20: girl, Goldea vate wvenine, $18; gicl, Octavia st., $20.° MAK- TIa’=, 749 Market st \W AITRESS, COUNTRY, $18 AND LuoM; waliress. city, $20, no y work; girl for bakery; 2 girls for country s bead waitress, #25 and room: waitress, ciiy, $20 and room; wait- ress, 85 8 week. MARTIN'S 749 Market st. IRL Gy TOOK IN RESTAURANT, CITY, $15. SEC- U ond work. city, $15: German gir!, housework Cakiand, $.0; 4 German girs, housework, city, 0:' nursegiri, city, $15; guls for Louse: st, §10, 812, 850, C. R. HANSEN CO.. 11t Geary si. CALL EAR- FOR DELICACY STORE MATIN'S, 749 Market. rOMAN 10 RUN A SHIRT: machine, coantry taundrs, $12 5 R HANSEN & CU., 110 Geary 8t. ane cierk; $5 8 week. 110 Geary st. . R HANSEN & CO., GEKMAN AND SCANDINAVIAN COOKS, #25; laundress, pcivate family, $25; aish washer, restaurant, $20; nurse,invalid, §20, and a Jarge number of girls for cooking and housework. J. F. CKOSETT & CO., 816 Sutter st. W ANTED—2 COOKS, GERMAN STYLE, §25: French nurse, $2.; French maid and seam- stress, »25: Catholic maid, $20; young girls to us- sist 1 housework, $10.’ $12' and 315. LEON DRI, removed to 308 Stockton. ST., $16; 2 GIRLS, WEB. | EMINGTUN) A 3D ASKIST- | {ECOND EXPEDITION SOUTH S8EA ISLAND now formed. 53¢ California st. (00K AS PARTNER IN CHOPHOUSE: $100 J month guaranteed; piice $200. Barber-shop, 22 Mason st ARBER OUTFIT OF 6 ARCHER CHAIRS and all fixtures complete with chance for weil- located store to move into. For further particu- lars apply 10 STOLLZ. 630 Market st. NEUSANN'S, 17 vest prices on Lousenold goods: new or €ood SIXTH, FOK open evenings. ¥FURNITURE WANTED. EST PRICES FOR FURNITURE, MDSE.. ete. STREET & CRESWELL. Anctioneers, 927 Market st. rm. 316, Houses bougt 1n their enuirety. F YOU WANT GOOD PRICES FOR FURNL ture and merchanaise see BUKD, 211 Larkia. H oyer PXICK THAN ANYWHERE PALD by Indiana Anction Co.1057 Markez.opp.Jons CARPET CLEANING. VARPETS CLEANED, new. J. McQUEEN,453 Stevenson, Tel. S. ITY STEAM CARPET CLEANING WORKS: cleans, moves. lays carpets. G. H. STEVENS, Mgr. 3% and 40 Eighth st.; telephone South 250. W HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WILH poor work send to SPAULDING'S Ploneer Car- pet-beating Works, 353-57 Tehams st.; tel. S0. 40. RENOVATED LIKE 8. ANTED — A SOLICITOR liquor ‘trade: references required. B., box 40, Call (- flice. R D: GERMAN PREFERRED; years. 264 Fourth st. FOR FAMILY Address OY WANT from 14 to 1 FIRS!-CLASS SHOEMAKERS WANTED immodiately. 1508 Park at, Alameda. 2 ARBERS—GOOD 2-CHAIR SHOUP: CIGAR- stand: cheap. DECKELMA N BROS., 106 «1lis. SYOUNG MiN FOK LUNG JOB: NO EXPE- rience necessary. HERMAN'S, 637 Clay st. {HOEMAKER WANTED FOR NEW WORK » wnd repaicing. Apply this office. W ANIED-AN EXPERIENCED CANDY- maker with 600 to buy Kood going business and factory in good location. Address Candy, box 138, vall Office. — BRANCH OFFICE OF 167 NINIH S subscription aud waud ads | THE CaLw; taken. 9RO MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS 2520 Vant ads taken 10r THE CALL TARY wa only $25 ¢ TS GE) JJARBELS_FOR EMPLONMEN | CALL SEG AND TLEMAN PART 1 ¥if.h st, room 1. ER; i P.C. Burbers' Assn. 8. FUCHS, 325 Grant ave, ARBER-SHOP. count of sickness. RO 2526 taken. OURNEYMEN BAK. Kt~ secretury M. BIENAKD, 102 1 700 EALE MEN'S 'SHOES. BEEN DA [ aged by water, at less than one-fourth their value. from 75¢ up to First and Second streets. MUST BE SOLD, ON 1944 Market st. AC- MISSION ST.—BEANCH OFFICE OF WuE CALL; subscriptious snd wanc ads FLOY M d eventh st. \ITY OR COUNTRY TAILORS ) profit by sending their coats to ~an Francisco -makers, 17 >.0ckion pl - stricly white 1abor. Co TYLISH AND DURABLE C.LF SHOES X made to order, $2 50: cheapest place In city for repairing and second-hand shoes. 959 Howard st. F YOU ARE GUING TO YUK.N GOLD fields. Alaska. join the Johnson party. leaving here March 20. Johnson’s Alasks Outfiiting Agency, 213 tansome st. W ANTED—SEAMAN, ORDINARY SKAMAN and green-hands for whaling and deep-water vessels. Apply at MCMAHON & MCCAKTHY, 11/ Drumm st., upstairs. 80. 562 Missiou st., bet. | WiLL | | VARPET-CLEANING, 3c: LAYING, 8c: RUG samples free: tel. Jessie 944. Stratton, 38th st ING (O, 402 . WALCOM, prop. DVANCE CARPET-CLEA £\ Sucter: tel. Main 394. WATTS, reliable carpet-cleaning renovig, alter- . ation works. 409 McAllister. Tel. Jessie 321 VARPETS new. 23Tent CLEANED & RENOVATED LIKE + tel. South 36, Mackintosh & Co. E MIICHELL, CAKEET- LEANING CO.. . 240 14th si: cleaning 8¢ a yard. Tel. Mis. 71 TING WORKS JONKLIN'S CARPEL- BE hone iast 126. 338 Golden Gate s Tete HORSES. W ANTED—A GOUD SINGLE WORKIOR-E, weight 1200 pounds. At Labor r.Xchang Davis st. 4() HIOKSES FOR SALE: ALSO WAGONS buggles, carts, harness; Grand Arcade Horss Market, 327 Sixth st.: auction sales every Wed- Desday. SULLIVAN & DOYLE. Auciioneers. IGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR FURN L ture, restanrant, saloon fixtures and zroc stocks. STENBEKG. 832 Market: tel. main 1044, $400 RESTAURANT NEAR RATLROAD: b . depot; large number of regular boarderss neat. attractive place: part cash balance remi ton. N1 BERG & (0., 632 Ma rket st. TG o v hogs week wagons: rent, Including Br.RG. 632 Market s 2650—Restaurant for sale. $450—Coffee saloon for safe, $4C0—Candy-store for sale. 0—Wood and coul yar.. $800—Grocery and car for sale. $:500—Bakery restaurant, $175—Cigar-store for sale. $350—Meat market for sale. $H00—Coffee saioon and restavrant, $400—Saio0n for sale. $800, SRAND, CHANCE FoR 2 MEX 0R . man and wife: restaurant and coffes parlors: fine location on Marxet s..: busincss of $50 per day: seliing only on account of other business. HEALY & CO., 917 Maraet st. ARTNER WITH SMALL C\PITAL IN E tablished ma nufacturing vusiness; one can tend store or drive horse and wegon. 1041 Valen- cla st. = SECURFES HaiF INTEREST st, Oaklaod. IN A fven for O TRAV good proposition. T. W ANIED —aad capital required box 49, Cail. 300 PARTNER WANTE?: GOOD PAY- - ing business: trial ziven. Apply 205 Eills st. Fo saie CHEAP—40 YOUNG WORK A ND business horses: also 10 mules. Cor. Fifteenth and Valencia sts. B0, SAD OF HORSES <UITABLE FO business 900 to 1500 pounds. O:d Turk- stables, 1301 Turk; team of large young mules. 500 SET NEW AND SECON-HAND HAR QU sess: wi kinds: boggy,wagon, carts, saresy & rockaway: 40 cheap Lorses. 15th aud Valencii. TROTTING-HORSE IN HEINE, 136 isilis st. ARGE STABLE AND LOFT FUR RENT L cheap. Linden ave., near Van Ness. CANTED—A EX- ¥ change on plano. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. N¥W AXD XECOND-HAND BAKER. LAUN. dry and milk wagon: also fine top buggy and rockaway. 528 Harrison st. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. § 18 ALNOST NLW WHITE SEWING- M1 0. machine, attachments complete. 8124 Filbert st. ‘QMALL SECONJ-HAND LATHE-MACHINE. Address P. H. PETEKSEN, 842 Minna st FOR, SALE—A THRASHER ENGINE IN perfect order. Apply 321 Sutter st. FEIC REDUCED: 25 CT —.: GIRLS OF all nationalities to fill various positions. Ger man Employment Office, $06 Mason st. >HOTO RETOUCHER AND PRINTER: state age, experience, compensailon, etc.; ref Tdmple. Audtess P., Beckeley. 1 ADY AC ED TO WOKK FO JSrelinble firm on salary; must make smail ae- posit. Call 216 Eddy, Jhursday, 9 A. X 10 4 P. . ].AS\"\'A"I»ER 30 FOR LIGHT HOUSE- Jkeeping; can learn manicuring; good home. Call atter 11, 116 Tayior. MIDPLE-AGED WOMAN TO COOK ON rauch: 1o objections 10 1or 2 childzen. 4 Adair st., off Howard, bet Fifieenth and Sixieenth. X ERIENCLD OPERATOR ON SINGER machines; electric power. 1388 Marke: st. QUBSCEIFIIONS AND WANT ADS FOPR THE Cavi taken au branch oflice, 338 huyes sk open unti 9:30 o'clock. AND ATTRACTIVE LADY DE- sires a position as Lypewriter; k0od disposition. 12035 Geary st., room 2, first floor. YERMAN LADY, WITH GOOD REFER X ences, would like position as sicknurse, com- | panton or take care of cuildren. Call or uddress | B85 Valencia st. TOUNG EASTERN WIDOW OF REFINE- ment and culture desires a posi-ion as manag- ing housekeeper in widower’s or tachelor's Louse. Room 2, 122 Post st.: call after 12 JOMPETENT WOMAN WANIS WORK BY | | U ihe day; experiencea with laundry and house- | W 432 _ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken at Branch Oflice, south- | cleaning. 502 Post st west corner sixieenth and Mission ss. (1OMPE’ WOMAN WISHES POSITION | POSITION WANTED BY YOUNG WIDOW | U'in American family, to do housework and | X as working housekeeper. (all or address 112 | aisist with children- no objection to short distance | in the country. 602 Stock.on st. I i W 1Dow, UNINcy WBERED, WOULD LIKE PO51tion as housekecper: pieasant Lome more an otject than salary. . B. box 73, Call Office. Y CUSGIL WISHES T0 DO HOU-EWORK | and piain cooking in smali family, western part | otthe city: wages $20. Apply 50135 Howard s | S i | RYSPECTABLE "YOUNG LADY WOULD | | U 1ike situation to do chamberwork, in city or | country. _Please address MI~S ANNA GUND- | LACH, New Western Hote, ro-m 15. | Pp; INED ENGLISH LADY, EXPERIENCED | | 1% housekeeper and good cook, desires. situstion | a houseieeper: countiv preferred. 541 Natoma | corner Little Kuss | JWISS WOMAN WISHES POSITION AS » cook 1n boarding-house or restaurant: city or country. AddressA. NAKGLE, 359 Jessfe st. Taylor st.. room 14. MINISHERS WANTED ON CUSTOM COATS, 604 Jessie si. SRMAN COOK. $26; 6 GIRLS FOR GENE. Tal housework, $10, $15, $20. 313 Sutter st. Fixnuen WANTED ON CUSTOM COATS and buttonholes. 123 Russ st. Gy.{z,\msT;nfix, FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work. 1709 Post 8. W 23 Kearoy st.. room 6. (GLRLTO TEND STORE APPLY 12 T0 2, X Pa.0 Alto Farm, 16001/ Mission st. ANTED—38 FINISHERS ON steady work. PANTS; V JANTED—GOUD DRESSMAKKR AND AN apprentice ac M RS. KrMP'S, 83615 Sixch st. 9 LARKIN-ERANCH OFFICE OF THE © CALL: rubscrivtions an: want gds taken. W ALTED_GIRL ON FINE CUSTOM-MALE coats. 461 Jessie st. 71 VW ANTED — BY A SCOTCH PROTESTANT girl, cooking and housework in American family: can give reference. Cail 720 Ellis st. (W COR. SIXTEENTH »>T., N Dsion: branch office ot THg scriptions and want ads taken. VW INCHESTER LOUSE, 44 THIRD ST. NRo Marzet: 200 rooms 5c (0 150 per night: §1 50 0 $6 por week: convenient and respectable: free bus and bacgaze to and from the terry. AR CALL. MIs- Sub- TUATIONS WANTED MALE. H UNIER & CO.. CHINESE AND JAPANKSE employment oftice, r-moved 10 61414 Califor- Dlu s, near . main JEAT GIRL, HOUSEWOKK AND PLAIN cooking; $10; siate age. Girl, box 139, Call. \l«'hn\\'rl.l.‘I‘KKS%MAKIRU AND MIL- A linery School—Rapid method: easy to learn; 103 Post st. bes system: patterns 26¢. "r’nn;n =3 KT SKIKT - MAKER; bone others need apply. 812 Post st. J ADIES AND GENTLEMEN WISHING TO 4 sing in the Grand Chorus March 17th, evening of Su Patrick's Dav, st Mechanics' Pavilion, please call or adaress J. W. M cKENZIE, Musical Director, 524 Eddy st. FJ.\'Tsuux'sox LADIES CLOAKS, LADIES' & aloring_dopariment. 3. J. KELLER CO., akinnd. NOMPETENT MIDDLE - AGED WOMAN _ wants position as cook: city or country. 923 Shotwell st. — <A IRST-CLAS~ LAUNDRE S, WITH BES OF references, wishes to go out washing and Iron- 1329 = cott st., near O'Farrell, in rear | NOMPETENT CHILDREN'S NURSE WAN ! 8 J sittuation; spraks French and English; good | | reterences; cicy oF couniry. 929 Pine st | ing. le?s[r; AND JAPANESE office: best help. 414 EMPLOYMENT o O'Farrell. Tel. k. 426. S.F. DRESS-CUTTING 8CHO I—FRENCH . talloring taught; §1 week. 916 Market, r. 54 APANESE INTELLIGENGE AGENC 0. St Anu's bi'g, 6 Kady st.: tel MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF CaLi: want ads and subscriptions taken. THE HINESE & JAPANFSE; EST'D 20 Y BARS: help:tel main 1997, BRALLEY & Cu..640 Clay ! ADY WOULD LIKE POSITION TO DO 4 chamberwork in amall family: no children; sleep home. Call for 3 days, 249 Fifth st, flay 2. COUK WISHES =ITUATION TO GERMAN 1024 How- ¥ do nousewo k in private family. ard st., room 15. WO LADIES FHOM THF COUNTRY WISH sewing und mending. 139 Fourth st. r. 7and 8, Cail after 12. | DESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES POSITION | \ (o do upstairs work or tend bakery; wages | #1210 $15. Call or aadress 79 Pine st. W ANIED—BY YOUNG LADY, POSITION as stevographer and Lypewriier: very best Teferences. Address T. L., box 84, Call Office. WO SWEDISH GIRLS WISH POSITIONS at housework in the country; best of city refer- ences. Call 517 Post. JEKRMA . WOMAN WANIS WORK WASH- ¥ ing, ironing or any kind of work by the da Call or address 232 ~hipley si. OMPE1ENT, RELIABLE PROTESTANT woman wishes to do general_housework; ity QAN KEE—CHINESE AND JAPEN pioyment oflice. 51134 Bush st., nr. MAN,AND WiFE NOT LONG in this country; are willing and_can do any kiud of work: city orcountry. A. NArGLE, 359 Jesste st JITUATION WANTED BY A ~WEDISH MAN 2 in stre, or drive or collect, take orders: best Of reser nee; strictly sober; well acquain.ed. 513 JicAllister st. TOUNG MAN, 21 WISHES POSIIION IN some oflice: will work for $6 n week. J. LEON- ARD, box 159, Call Office. Qiuarios WANTED BY A GOOD ALL round upholsterer and matiress maker. Ad- dreas J. C., box 103 Cull Gfiice. W ANTED—BY A MIDDLE-AGED AMERI. can, with references, pace about private place; Norse, cow an« garden: handy wiih tools: moderate wages. Address r.arnest, 224 Seventh. UDER ¥ MAN A LITTLE LAMFE WOULD wors for a £0od home; iy used to cooking and J. b, box 159, Call. TOUNG MAN, 27, DESIKES POSITION IN store or diive deli Very-wagon: soberand re- lable: can give bonds from $500 to $1U00 if re. housework; Luglishman. or country. Call 1018 Howard st. quired. Address C. J. F., box 96, Call Oflice. ANTED—10 YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN barber_trade: shop to open May L Pariicu- lars cali 1383, klghth st., %. F. Barber College. 615 LABKIS_BRANGH OFKICK OF THE CaLL: subscriptions and_ wani ads. taken. MO CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE: Winchester House, 44 Third st. near Markes: 200 rooms: 8¢ to 81 50 per night: 1 60 to $8 Der week: free ‘bus aud baggage to and from ferry. JLYNN'S DRESSMAKING AND CUITING Academy. 14 MoAllister at.: $1 8 week. MALE HELP WANTED. ©)() WOODCHOPPERS, $1 PER CORD, SONO- 2V ma County; 6 tarmeis: farmer and wife, §80: 8 choreboys; lsundryman, $30; ironer, 8303 waiter, $30; 4 cooks: 2 dishwashers. MURRAY & READY, Leading lsmployment Agents, 634-638 iy st E_OND COOK, GOOD ON SHORT ORDERS and oysters, restaurant, city, $45. C. R. HAN- SEN & €O, 110 Geary st AUNDRYMAN To KUN A SHIKT MA- chine, country, $12 69 per week. C. R. HAN- N & C0., 110 Gear;’ si. ISHWASHER, : PRINGS, $20; CALL EAR- Iy. C. K. HAN:EN & €O, 110 Geary s| {INGLE ROOMS 100 AND 16c NIGHT, 60c and 75¢ week. Lindell House. Sixth and Howad. HAYPSOAE LakGE GILT FRAME MIR- Tor. costing $150, for half price. 739 Pine at. IANTED—SAILORS FOR ~TEAM WHAL- ers and sealers at LANE'S, 504 Davis st. 1003 HARES OF CYPRESS LAWN CEME- te-y stock. WANTED, YOUR SHOEN — WE REPALR shoes up to 9 o'clock every night: those work- iug through the day can have their shoes repaired at night while you Indies’ soiing, 35c; men's soling. bUc: fine shoes made to order from $2 up: we have a lot of shoes been damaged vy water al less tuan_one-fourih their vaiue, from 76c up to $2 50. 562 Mission st., bet. First and Secoud. OOMS, 160 70 76¢ XK N1GHT: 500 TO §1 50 ber week. Orlental, 226 Dramm st. IRST-CLASS OPKKATORS ON LADIES cloaks and sults. W. SIMINOFF, 1228 Market. [ANT ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken at_Branch uilice, sonth: west corner Sixteenth and Mission sts, K. A., box 139, Call Office. ONCORD STAGE RST-CLASS CONDI- tion; cheap. Address 527 Green st. JETALUMA INCUBATOR: NEARLY NEW; cupacity 230 eggs. 1141 ~iiver ave. JOR SALE — SMITH PREMIER TyPk- writer nearly new and cabinet desk: also fine Parisian music-box, $200; cost $600. 41Third st. FINE BLACK SUIT, $12 50. MISFIT CLUTHING Parlors, 513 Montg’y, cor. Com’l. 91 DOzE Zz norn laying pullets. N EXTRA CHOICE BROWN LEG- 709 Ashoury AR AND FIXTURES FOR SALE CH Apply 331 Sixth st. P. G195, FARTSER T0 GREN & FiviNg ) L L. restaurant: no opposition. Owner, box 64, Cail. OOTBLACK STAND AND LAUNDRY, GOOD business, for sale; departare. 122 101fd 3 . $250 Wi G mosgenie. On() S+LOON: OWNEK GO N $250. 255y Tor parcicaiars at 30 A hird s FOR A CIGAE-STORE IN THE BEST location. 12 Mason st. A 1 DGING-HOUSE . L, box 2, Cail Oftice, VORNER SALOON AND CIGA K- STAND kood location and good business: cheap. 51613 Geary st. 0 LET OF LEASE—ACADEMY HALL, COR. Mission ana Mary sts. bet. rifth and Sixth. Avply to L. ALTSCH UL, $20 Ciay s:. ROF() SALOON: NOKTH OF Ma ¥ 250 Sastates cemar: cheap Téns: bargaio. Inquire Call Oflice. ALF INTERXST IN business: small cap.tul. rooms 1, 2 and 3. 1950, ELITECARE 2 EDDY ST.; MUST DU, be sold to-duy. Apply D. M. RAE, 827 Mi OWNTOWN ROUTE ON Apply 36U Third st., bat. 1 PAYING OFFICH 18 Mon! TANTED_PARTNER WANTED IN SMALL restaurant. Apply this office. N ACCOUNT OF OTHER BUSINESS } WILL sell whole or half interes: in one of the besi~ paying and oldest established saloon and iunch houses In the aity: eiegant fixtures: partles 100k= ing for business don’t miss this. 539 California st $35(), SOBEE STEADY AND RELIAHLE OOV, man as partner in ceneral contracting and manufactoring business; no previous kunow edge required; casily learned ‘and very profitable, KT, box 1, Call Office. ANTED—MIDDLE-AGED MAN TO BLY or rent cigar_stand connected with an oy sten house. SE. cor. Twenty-fonrth and Folsom sts. & 16, DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE; IN @ L0, good order. 1915 Mission, nr. Fitteenth. ANTED,TOCOLLECT WAGE~ DUE LABOR- W YREAT DANK PUPS: THORUUGHBRED, erseclerks KNOX Coliection Ager, 110 Sutter. ¥ 810 Elizabeth st.. of Castro. l{,r ULTS WANTE FOUR THIE U. 8. MaA- OMESTIC SEWING MACHINE; SIX rine Corps, U. S Navy—Able-bodled unmar- | 1) drawers; 830. 240815 Sacrameuto st rear, ried men between the ages of 21 and 30 years Who are cilizens of the United Siates, or thoss who have legally declared their intention to be- come such: must be of good character and habits and able Lo speak, read and write English and be between 5 feet 6 inches and 6 feet in helght. For further information apply at the Kecruitiug Oflice, 20 Kllis st.. San Fraucisco, C W ANTED—AN 1DEA; WIHO CAN THINK of some simple thing to patent? | rotect your idens: they may bring you wealth. Wilte JOILN WEDDERBURN & CO,, Dept. L, Patent Attor- neys, Washingion, D. C.. for thelr $1800 prize offer and new list of 1060 fnventions wanted. JLUHO HOU 20c, 25¢ to 50¢ Bodle MAKKL ! ST.—r0UM3 ight: ¥l (0 2 weex. 167 Y i SroBRANCH orrich oF g { Tme Caie: suvscripuon aud wan sds take MRY ACME HOUSE, low Eixth. for a room’ 957 MARKET ST., B Bea night: $1 a week. downstairs. AND LAUNDKY MACHINES; NEW_AND second-hand; tools, supp ies, etc. 766 Bryans IRON WORKS ENGINE; 60- WHITE, 516 Mission st. (COikLE MILL SCALES, LETTER PRESS siand desk, money tiil, safe; cheap. 102 Clay. JULTON horsepower. BUILERSENGLMES, <-HAND MACHINERY water-pipes. McIntosh & Wolpman, 157 Beaia HALS, SHOWCASES, COUNTERS, SHELV- ) ing, etc., bought and sold. 1063 Mission, ar. 7th. AKGE DOUBLE COMPARTMENT COLN | bank safe; cheap. 8 Mission st 1AKS BACK BAKS, MIKEORS, SHOW- J cases, counters, linoleum, office furniture, store and office furniturs aud fixtures. new and second hand. J. NOONA N, 1017-1018-1021-1033 Mission sc, above Sixth. ST IN CITY 25 cents per night: 31, 81 25, $1 50 per weei. Pacinic House, Commercial and I.eidesdortt sts. 100 LESI0 JAKE LoDUING AT 100 150 aund 20c a nignt, including coffee aud roils. €24 Washington st., near Kearn:. VW ANTRD—LABORERS AND MECHANICS 10 know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprie- tor, stlll runs Denver House, 217 Third st.: 150 $1 1083 per weok. OSEDALE, 331 ELLIS SI.—SINGLE FUR- nished rooms, 20c 10 26¢ night, #1 to $1 50 wk. . §Btos WANDS 10v 3N TU wit BOL- . tle beer or wine Bc: bes: free lunch. 643Clay. ANTED—SINGLK EOOMS, 18c A DAY: 8L week: rooms for 2, 25¢ a day. $1 60 & weex; reading-room; daily papers. 6 Clay st INCHESIEK HOUSK, 44 3 BILKD ST, NK. Market: 200 rooms, 25c a night: reading. room: free hus and na 10 and from the torry AGENTS WANTED. GENTS WAN1ED TO INVEST $i6 IN siock. Enamel - ign Co., 205 Kllis. GENTS—BRYAN'S BOOK, “THE FIRST Battie.” Apply or address for territory, F. Person, manager subscription department, THE WHITAKER & RAY COMPANY, 723 Market st. EOARDING WANTED. ANTED — BOARD WHEKE Health Club s00d s used box 102, Call. RA LSTON state price. ¥. C., ROOMS WANTED. ENTLEMAN WANTS A BRIGHT SUNNY room east of Larkin st.: s.ate terms. which must be reasouable. Address K. T. L., box 84, Call Office. - . \TELCLEKK. G K. HANSESN & CO,, 110 Geary st 00M, $5 OR $6 A MONTH; YOUN B “Address 4. An box 17, Call Othices AN —SINGLE RUUMS, 15 20 AND | J EW ELMWOOD RANGES ARE THE BEST. 4N W. & RAY MFG. CO, 12 California st. Ok SMALL MED(UM AND LAKGE-SIZE tire and burglar proof safe. 109-111 Markes st 'QALOON, $2000 CASH—FOR SALE CHEA fine corner; elegantly fitted; Al Jocation. Address Saloon, box 4, Call Offi; ALF OR WHOLK WINE AND LIQUOR siore; cheap rent: good outside trade; smail capltal. 820 Valencia st. URKE'S ELEGAN1 SALOON, sixth and Valencia sts., for sale. Market s [P ANTED—~MAN WITH $250 IN DELICA- cies business. W. B., box 15, Call Office. TOR SALE_HALE-INTEREST IN A GOOD. paying saloon. Inquire Call Office. TWENT Apply ) 7OR SALE—GROCER ES AND BAR: NO opposition. Iuquire at Call Office. [ ALF-INTERE: sccount of sickness. T HORSE-SHORING SHOP, 320 Kddy st. ALOON FOR SALE IMMEDIATELY ON account of sickness; SE. cor. of Kearny California ats. Inquire 123 Prospect place. G WIDOW OF MEANS DESIRES G. Room 3, 995 Market st. 7 OUN tleman partner. LOA CIGAR AND STATIONERY STOR! £950. Ciearing $125 monthly: good locatio rent, with living-rooms, $20: value in sight: trial given: thorough investigation solicited; no agents. 0., box 70, Call Oftice. 0 KENT—WINDSOR HOIEL ST. HELENA Tiar o 5 years Write GLOKGE W. FER St Helena . WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS—THE £ WEEKLY CALL. {n wravper. for mailing. LOST. OST—BUNCH OF KEYS. FINDER. RE- turn to 519 Thirty-second st. I OS1—SUNDAY, MARCH 7. LADIES' GOLD 4 watcb, monogram ‘L. 5, bétween Sutter and Larkin. Eighteenth and Guerrero; lib:ral reward. 4150 ~eventeenth st. LU-‘T—I’)PE](A-GLAH!E!, NEIGHBORHOOD of 8174 Twenty-third, Sunday evening. Ke- ward on returniug (0 above address. BRANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL.167 NINTH SLi want ads and subscriptions (aken. —_— ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. P A~~~ AN DVICE FREE: DIVOKCE LAWS A SPEC- lalty : private; no fee without success: prodata, insolvency, wills. collections, bills of sale, deeds, damages, etc.; private detectives: estub. 10 years. G. W. HOWE, 850 Market st, corner Stockion st DVICE FREER; NO CHAKGE UNLESS SUC- cessfal. W. W. DAVIUSON, 927 Market st W. KING, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, CHRON- « icle building; advice free: low fe.s: all cuses. A= FREE: NO CHARGE UNLESS SUC- Market, rm.z3. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. OHXN R. AITKEN AND M 3 URICE L. ASHER, attysatiuw, rms. 516.51v, 51> floor, Parro’tbidg hOSPKROL’Sl REPUBLH,{N \\'r.(};:(r;;\_' newspaper; golden opportunity: easy H owner leaving. A ddress N., box 61, this ofiice. ENTS' FUKNISHING GOODS; MUST SELL at once: a bargain for some one. Call after 1 P, M. at 38 Sixtn st TATIONERY STORE: OLD, GOOD-PAYING place; nice for woman to make & geod living. Inquire Call Office. FoR saLE-GooD PAYING SALOON. cor. Spear and Howard. OUNG WIDOW WANTS A GENTLEMAN NW. partner; small capital. Koom 8, 207 Post st. TORE WITH 3 LIVING-ROOMS: ELEGANT S ocation for busioess. 408 ¥ourth st 7 )fi MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS AND 2526 Want ads taxen tor Txi Casr. CAKDS, §1 0. SHOW CARDS, KIG, 1000 F8858e1al" RILL 2214 Geaty st ATEST CAK FENDIK PATENT: BEST IN Ventlon. Apply 623 Golden Gate ave. ITY nOULL EUK SAls. APPLY 1HS oftice. JEWSPAPE . _KOUTE 1__INTERIOR GITY] Close to nan Erancisco. For parcicalars appiy) ihis office. VHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—_THRm WEEKLY CALL, sent 10 sny address in the United States or Canada one year for 1 £0, post: age free. ——e BICYCLES. 'OWLER RACER, $65: UNION CRACKER- ka. $35: Ben Hur (Iadies’), $35. and others, OHN E. RICHARI LAW UFFICES. KOOMS J 26 and 27, (.Z’M!Kl:"a Culldiug; seivpRONe Maa %5, Ban Francisco, Cal | all vqual to new. Golden Kule Bazaar Cy- Pariment, 20 Goary st s it estate. STENBERG & O, 632 Marke SO r AKERY, CANDY, ETO.;. 50. uon. STENBEG: 635 Market. s $600. 25 TAURANT ME .tobuy one of the besi-paying vlacess recelpts $45 daily: (risl given: fuilest fnvestigen e — e —— e st ——— e e et B care o P e R -~ — —