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12 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1897 WILL REMOVE ALL UNUSED RAILS Mayor Phelan Has Called an Important Con- ference. Miles of Useless Streetcar Track to Be Done Away With at Onca, If tte Companies Will Not Act the City Will—Stockton Street Rails Torn Up. Mayor Phelan, assisted by the property- owners of this City, intends to make a de- termined effort to remove all of the unused street-railway tracks that now cumber the streets of this City, and to this end sn important conference has been called, at which the matter will be discussed. Some time ago Mayor Phelan began to investigate the matter of ununsed car tracks, because of complaints from prop- erty-owners, and learned that there were several miies of them in San Francisco. Then he called upon Superintendent of Streets Ambrose to state the exact local- ity and extent of the idle rails. The mas- ter of the strcets enumerated them as foliows: Army street, from San Brano road. Bryant to Potrero aveuue, from Ten:h street to nty-fourth. Fell street, from Market to Franklin, thence on Franklin to Oak, thence on Oak to Stanyan. Stockton street, from Ellis to Geary. Stockton street, from Post to Geary. Post street, from Stockton to Geary. Broderick street, from Oak to Ellls, thence to Devisadero. Ellis street, from Devisadero to Hyde. Intersection of Turk and Market streets. Taylor street, from Golden Gate ave- nue to Geary street. Eush street, from Battery to westerly termination. Twelfth street, from Mission to Mar- et. Brannan street, from Third to Eighth. Tenth street, from Howard to Potrero avenue. Twenty-fifth street, from Utah to Ne- Dbraska. Fellstreet, from Baker to Devisadero. Stanyan street, from Haight to ¥rede- rick. Market street, from Sixth to EightH. Eighth street, from Market to Folsom. After ascertaining by whom the various tracks were laid the Mayor wrote to each, requesting a conference at an early date. He will poiut out to the companies the laws which require the use of tracks to render franchises valid and will ask the | owners to either use the rails or take them up. In the event of failure or re- | fusal 10 do this the Board of Supervisors will be requested to order the rails sum- marily removed, as was done in the case of Stockton street, from Ellfs to O'Far- rell. Superintendent of Streets Ambrose made short work of the track mentioned yesterday morning. Ho was not aware until 9 oclock that be had been in- structed by the board to tear up the rails, | but when the matter came to his ears he | acted with decision and dispatch. Within an_hour fifty laborers were as- sembled on the ground and a vigorous | application of picks and crowbars soon raised the rails from their ancient bed. They were carried to the curbstone and later to the Corporation Yard. Atalate hour Mayor Phelan received arequest from the railroad company to have the rails carted to the railroad shops, and he consented that this be done, pro- ed the company would agree not to put them back whence they were taken. “1tis hich time this nuisance and eye- sore of idle rails cumbering the City streets was done away with,” said Mayor Pbelan. “The laws governing the franchises under which the companies operate con- template the active use of therails and the abandonment and removal of the tracks when thev ate past teir days of service. San Francisco must keep up with the march of prozress, and it cannot do so when such practices are allowed to go on. The City government will conter within a few aays with the companies and try to reach some amicable arrangement regard- ing the removal of the rais. If the com- panies do not come to our way of think- ing then the only remedy is to take them up ourse!ve<.” STUDENTS' NIGHT. Exhortation and Basket Ball Drew a Large Crowd to Y. M. C, A. Auditorinm. Students are house-fillers, and that is why the Y. M. C. A. Auditorium was crowded from the stage to the doors last evening, for it was students’ night. Well- known people took part in the pro- gramme, and it was difficult to decide whether the music or the speaking was the better feature. Louis Titus opened with a welcome to the young men and an invitation to join the association. President Kellogg of the Uaiversiy of California_made an address, in which he encouragedl the students to walk along the line of morality and be good boys | Singing Evangelist {ra D. Sankey made his_hearers laugh and cry by turns with humorous and pathetic anecdotes which fitted the subject of Lis remarks as neatly as though they had been made for the oc- casion. He sang a song with a moral and an encore, the first of which he pointed and the second of which he granted. Miss El.zabe.h F. Bartlett eave several readings, which she was obliged to repeat. The Knickerbocker Male Quartet was in fine voice and sang with unwonted ex- pression and spirit, being creeted again and again with encores. The selections were the best in their revertoire, includ- ing *Sally in_Our Alley,” “There Was an Old Woman Who-Lived in a Shoe” and Brahm’s “Lullaby.” The members of the quartetare: D. M. Lawrence, first tenor; . M. Elliott, second tenor; D. B. Crane, first bass, and L. A. Larsen, second bass. After the entertainment the visitors ‘were treated 10 & game of basket-ball in the gymnasium between the '97's of S8an Fiancisco and the Cyclones of Oakland. The teams were: Walter Keys, J. A. Percy, H. B. Ward, ¥. T. Finch, C. 8. Jurgers, W. D. Dehayand C. T. Pfarrer in the’97’s, and A. Laustern, K. A. Kerr, E. C. Gilbert, Charles Zein, E. Brown, Edward Lyon and Herman Vockel of the Csclones. The umpires were George Kiarm and Erank Boek: referee, Rudolph Horner; timekecper, F. M. Goodrich, and scorers E. J. Ziska and H. Guittard. The game was won by the Oaklands with a score of 11 to 2. —_—— Grady Mayhem Case. Justice of the Peace Carroli will hold the preliminary examination of Attorney W.D. Grads, charged With mayhem, next Monday afternoon at 2 0’clock. He 15 accused of biting Off the ear of William Schaffer, a waiter in the 1 Mausic, | pr 13 ¢ Mo: Orpheum Annex. The case Wi igned to Judge Joachimsen's court, but after several ‘weeks Grady asked for a chanee of venue, and now as none of the Police Judges will have it the services of Justice of the Peace Carroll have been brought into requisition. SWIMMING AND DIVING. Amateur Athletes Have Arranged for a Series of Natatorial Contests. The Pacific Athlectic Association bas decided to hold its annual swimming championship races on the evenings of April20 and 21 at Lurline baths. There are to be seven races in all, which will terminate with an exhibition of fancy div- ing. The events are 50, 75, 100, 220 and 440 yards, half mile and one mile ruces. Three association medals, one of gold and two of silver, are to be awarded to the winners. Regarding the trouble which has been engendered between the Western Inter- coilegiate Assoclation and the Amateur Athetic Union, a vote was taken among the delegates to the Wesiern Intercolle- giate Association, which resulted in favor of severing all connestion with the Ama- teur Athletic Union. This is the out- come of the refuszl of the union to allow the Intercollegiate Association athletes to compete in games without registering their names. But tte withdrawal of the collezes does not affect the standing of the Pacific Athletic Association with the Amarteur Athletic Union. HOTEL ARRIVALS. PALACE HOTEL A Seal, Los Ang C Hebard, Phila T Hooper, Detroit § Asano, Tokio H Koboyashi, Yokohama T A Kennedy, Windsor Miss Ke ‘nedy, Wihdsor Miss A Kenntdy, Windsr N A Webster & w, Cal F W Wood, Los Ang. 3rs M F Conneli, Towa J L Loose, Uhicago My Lgose & md, Chigo H Kobbe, N Y Miss M M Stewart, N Y James Siub, N Y S Rucker, San Jose J H rlickioger, San Jose V D Black & w,30 Jose 3rs J Bee, Chicago Miss Bee, Chicigo R A Bee, Chicago H. Jacobson, N ¥ E H Cox & w, Aadera 1) 'Condory, Madera Mrs k Conuey, Merced J A Sanborn, Froitvale W K Ward, N Y Dr Anna Lukeas, N Y J MeNeil & w, Sta Cruz TH Allen & w, St faul Misy Allen, St'Paul T Foley & w, St Paul ¥ F Beddall, X Y Mrs Beddall, N Y Aiss Bedda i, N Y Mrs M F Maguire,Bostn Miss M Mguire, Boston 3 J Gerson, Phila R P von Wedelstadt, Mo M K von Wedelstadt, Mo David Lawm. London Mrs Lawm, London 3tiss Lawm, London G M Barrett, Chicaxo A Maban, Chicago Dr A Koeh, Germany LK Hopxins, 3 ¥ J McArihur, Los Apg T R Knowlton. Los Ang R H Knowiton.Los Ang J M Butler, ind A Snow&w,Ind @B Poory, Ontarlo T ¥ Parks, 0nio * GRAND E Kiellenburg, Woodind 3 Kosso, Ontario J A Wrikht, Vermont A J Larson, Lodi WL Pixiey, Madera HOTEL. 7 B Clements, Woodland Miss K _Beck, *n Berdno H H Hurlow, Tu are ©J rhilips, Austin ¥ L Branton, Oa<iand C Benget; nsenadn ¥ W G Ricker, Catliornia A J N Gilett, hureka J H Easterday, Tacoma R A Lozur, Bellevlile E H Griggs, ~tauford Miss M Murphy, Sn Jose J M Gleaves, Kedding J M Gleaves Jr, Kedding G Vincent, Grass Vailey O B Dingle, Woodland Mrs W Laugenour, Yolo I A Ordway, New Yorx | C L Donohoe, Sta Barbra Miss D H Peery, Ogden G Wison & wf, Oakiana E P Werner, Irvington Mrs Werner, irvingion U K French, New York W A Sewman, Califoraia 11 S Hall, King Uity S U Sping. liliuois ¥ I St Murry, Minnesota J Lewss, Sausalito Miss L }i Moore, Oaklnd T H Ramsay, Redwood rs G W Orr, Willows | 8 Fleld, Phcenix Schoppért, Peansylva L Peery, Ogden Grau, Irviogion, R Hamilton, B C Mrs French, New York E K Hall, King City H H Farnfiock, Illinois G ¥ Emrson, 1 G R Stowart, Crows H Hamilton, San 1/{ego D C Clark, Santx Cruz 1E Holden, Neps RUSS HOUSE. Wm N Coyle, Gold Val F G Carter, Los Angeles N A Cook, Fresno R E Blount, montague H kruitwight. kimira A F Steuman, Auburn C A Cook, Watsonville Emma Browu, Fresao € J Crosby, Lincoin A Jonnson, Minneapolis Mrs McEnchron, Duluth Mrs N D Moore, Duluth s & Peterson, Duluth 1) Ji Trout, Sacramento P E Wickham, N ¥ F W _Fra. M Bendegard, Portiand J B Welty, Sacr. H D Bowman&w, 8 CruzD N Caroth Leon M Hall, S8an Jose ay. el H J Ostrander. d ytiaker, Butte Co R B ~herb Bertha M Sherburn, Bos Beraice Shervurs, Bosion € J O'Donnell, Denver B Suzeil, Y okohaw Mrs J Johns, Grass Val Miss ihilips,Grass Val Mrs Smith, San Mateo Siias Biake, Pomona E W Reno H M Hobart, Denver C C Thackston, Denver Mrs L Montgomery, ATiz F W Lrush, Cioverdale H Layes, ~acio N Bacocs. Ran joie 8 B lrembly, San Jose Mrs Johnston, San Jose ¥ W Martens, San «afsel & P Hurivurt, Redwood Peier heales, Eurexu J A Horvey, Sacio ¥ M Parcells, Onk!and D Smith, i-os Angeles LiCK HOUS LT Hatfield, Sacto Mrs V Kemp, N Y 11 Jr, Chicago J MeAlLivter, w & an, Cal raih, Sait Lake I Kogers, Marin ¢ 0 <houés. ~an Jose ¥ Wickham, St Dovenly Tappenbeck, C-1 JJ Doyle, Sunta viaca pt Home & wi. Wash W H Cleary Sr, Cal Mrs R Biaine, Ariz G Deduge. Ariz D J Giles Cnica o G K Ketzensiein, Sacto De VVan Doesbui J Bogardus, Seattle JT Biven & tm, C Brandi & wi. Cul 8 Edmonds:n € w,NJ G H hiog w&ch, N J H E Miller, N J P rennets, Stockion W It Hatton. Modesto N E de Yoe, Modesto A S de Yoe, Fresuo § C Cornell,' Merced O H Porter, Chicigo € B Luft & wf, Petaluma Mrs L Esbade. Cal D B Fairbanks, Cal NEW WESTERN HUTEL T Ewens, San Jose N M Chumblain, USS O J J Koss U - 8 Oregon J A Thiez, U S 5 Orezon B O'Neal, tan Mateo Jumes Malin, San Mateo G E Selcer, Los Angeles | H J Quizleg, Wash J i Cmiih, Cal W Toland, Seattie C Bastion, Seattle 1G Stone, Los Angeles S S K ng'& wi, Kansas R McFariand & wf. NJ D Lynn, Saa Jose £ J Campbell, Ituckee & Johuion, Ontario J K Kivg, Los Angeies rouse, San Mazeo Mnee, Stanford Jonbs, Puoeaix BALDWIN HOTEL. C Fraser, Crockett C W lranke!, Sacto JCLynch, Los Ang 8B Gibbs, N Y G G Purcel, S A T Cauch. Ventura W Winckefield, J 8 Joseph, N Y apa 3 ¥ >mith, Chicago E G Case, Ukiah H T Robinson, N Y MMrs C Durham, Los AngC ¥ Hik, Wiilow A Marshall. Sacto BJ Carter, Nev i Fresno ¥ G Bartiett. San Diego Miss Jennings, Los Ang G Rickaid, ~acto SAN FRANCIS: CALL. BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Franelsco CALL~ 10 Market street, open untll 12 o'clock every Bight in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery atreet, corner Clay: open until 9:30 o'clock. Heyes street, open until 9:20 o'clock. 615 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. EW. corner Sixteenth aud Mission sireets, open &ntll 9 o'clock. 2618 Mission street, open until 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 1805 Polk street: open uniil 9:80. co NOTICE OF MEETINGS. MISSION LODGE NO. 1¢9. F. and A. M.—Called meeting THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING. at 7:80 oclock. Second degre-. By order of the W.n. C. D. BUNKER, Secretary. ¥ XCE1SIOR LODGE NO. 166, F. 7:30 0 clock. Third decree. and A M.—Called meeting i HIS THE! . E. SMITH, Secretary. MOUNT MORIAH LODGE NO. 44, F. and A. M. ting THIS, (WEDNESDAY) KVENING, at 7:80 o'clock. Second degree. MEETING NOTICES—Continued. ANNUAL MEETING—THE REGULAR snnual meeting of stockholders of the Western Sugar Refining Company will be held st the office of the company, 327 Market at., San Francisco, Cal., on MONDAY, the 28th day of March, 1887. at the hour or 12 0'clock M., for the purpose of e ecting & Board of Directors to serve for the ensuing year, and the transaction of such may come befors the meetine. will“close on Friday, March 19, 12 o'clock u. ROBERT OXNARD, Secretary. SPECIAL NOTICES. YOUNG LADY WHO UNDERSTANDS or would like (0 learn the true spiitual way of life ard Is willing to help in_esiabiishing a home of truth: offers earnest and confidential, under F. A. M., box 74, Call Office. | BAD TENANTS EJKCTED FOR $4: collections made: ity or_country. Pacific Collection Co., 416 Montay st.. room 8: tel. 5580. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. OMAN, WITH A GIRL, DUSIRES SITUA- tion as’ cook: $10; best reference; country. MISS CULLEN, 28 Sutte: NEAT GERMAN WOMAN WITH A GIRL S N “desires s tustion: st _references: cty or country: good cook. MISS CULLEN, 828 Sutter. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. (CEINESE & JAPANKSE: KST'D 20 ¥ EA S0 nelp:tel. main 1997, BRA LLEY &C0..640 Clay PARTIES WISHING FIRST-CLASS HELP of all kinds call at United States Employment Office, 539 Ca ifornia st. HELP WANTED—Continnad. PFYLP WANTED—Continuaa, IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK;: ONE experienced. ~ Call 10 A. X, 1111a Goiden Gate ave. MARKKT ST.—BRANCH OFFICK OF Carr: want ads and subscriptions taken. THE ¥ RS—FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC, A7 S Barbers: Assn. & FUCHS, 325 Grantave, NIRST-CLASS BARBERS FURNISHED BY Toternational Union Free Empioyment Bureau, 34 Fourth st., the Modern., L. LESS, secretary. UNTER & CO., CHINESE AND JAPANESE employment oftice, removed to 61434 Califor- nia st., near Kearny. ‘el. main 231 JAPANESE INTELLIGRNGE AGENCY. R 90. St. Ann's bl'g, 6 Eddy st.: tel Jian 5234, £ AND JAPANESE KMPLOYMENT best heln. 4143 O'Farreil. Tel. k. 426 AM KEE—CHINESE AND JAPENFESE EM- ployment office. 51134 Bushst., nr. Grant ave. S JLYNNS DRESSMAKING AND CUTTING Academy. 14 McAllister st.: $1a week. EN BARLKKS hiiPLOYMBNLS e M R RANED. o2 Feventn st UPLLS FOE DRESSMAKING AND MILLI nery: tions _free: fect-fitting _patterns 250" Cai "ut. MeDowell's dressmaking and mill- Dery school, 103 Post st. OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE; Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Market: 200 rooms: 26 to $i 60 per night: $1 50 to 3 Per week: free 'bus and baggage 10 and rom ferry. OWN-EAST, MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN. with references, wants place about private Place: horse, cow and garden: handy with toois; 312 per month; home rather than high wages. Address Earnest, 224 Seventh st. (GEYPLEMAN SPEAKING KNGLISH WELL desires to teach. French and Italian in = pri- vate family or companion: salary seconaary-ob- ject: security and good references. Address P. It., box 93, Call Oftice, WEDE WANTS RITUATION AS COACH- man: married: wife good cook and house- keeper; man good horseman and gardener or take care of cows, pouliry, etc.; best references. C. k., 717 Polk st. city. (GIRLS OF ALL NATIONALITIES AW ALT- X ing situations at MRS, HIKLS, 721 Elils st. telephone Sutter 52. ERMAN EMPLOYMENT _OFFICK, 306 Mason at., telephone main 5832, furnishes re; liable help of all nationalities. OMPETENT TRUSTWORTHY WOMASN ) wishes to do wasbing, ironine, cooking or housecl-anig by the day: best reference. M S. M. CURTIS, 3867 1 wenty-sixth st., near Mission. VW ANTED-SITUATION BY AN EASTHRN widow, with a child 6 years old, as house- keeper or general housework: good piain cook: country preferred: good reference given. Address & E., box 75, Call Uffice. ASTERN LADY. YOUNG AND PREPOS- sessing in appearance,desires permanent em- ployment ss housekeeper: lodging - house or bachelor’s home preferred. Room ¥, 895 Market. Y OUNG PARISIAN WIDOW DESIRES PER- manent place as working housekeeper in hotel or widower's home: no objection o country. Rooms 10-11, 132 Post st. B, FIRST-CLASS DRESSMARKR, COT AND fit_perfect, situstion in privaie family, light housework, oF care grown children: city OF coun- try. Address D. D , box 45, Call Office. TEADY, RELIABLE YOUNG MAN Dv sices & position along horticultural or_floricul- turailine; best references: 4 years experience in greenhiouse. Address H. F., bux 19, Call Office. NDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN WANTS work taking care of horses: 8 good milker; un- derstands garden: first-class reference given. T. G., box 143, Call Office. 0Y OF 16, LIVING WITH PARENTS, wants situation 1 _wholesale house to do any kiad of work: _first-class references. Address A. GAVIL, 711 Webster st. ERMAN WISHES POSITION FIRING OR runping small sieam, gas or gasoiine engine: is siendy and reliable; best of reference. C. C. B., 776 Howard st. OBER _ INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN wishes ‘sliuation as gardener and stableman: city or country. Audress,. SWOKD, box 1, Call Oftice, Oakland. §. VALET AND EXPERIENCED TRAV- eling: invalld attendant: speaks French, Ger- man and English; shaves: besi London and local roferences. Valef, 681 Mlission s . W ASTED—POSITION TO DRIVE HORSK and wagon, Address or call CHAKLES AMIOT, 2479 Bryant st. ANISH LADY WISHES POSITION AS ence: city or country. Call or address a.C. 109 Fifthi st.: W ANTED-YOUNG LADY owning machine. 2 or 3 hours per day. dress T. Y., box g6 Call Office. YV OUNG GE MAN GIKL TO_ASSISL IN light housework and children. 1918 Powell st NTED— W, KL TO ASSIST IN COOKING and lizht housework; references. 1217 Web- ster st. W ANTED—GIRL FOR SECOND WORK AXD sewing. Call between 10 and 12 .3 NW. corner Golden Gate ave. aud Broderick si- TYPEWRITER, Adt W ANTED—GIRL, LIGHT HOUSEWORK, $10; from 910 114 3. 1918a Golden Gate acvnue. (ERMAN GIRL WOULD LIKH A PLA for upstairs work. sewing and waitlng on table. Inquire 1512 Leavenworth st. Yousa EASTERN WIDOW DESIRES tion as housekeeper. Address or cal. 112 Tay- lor st., room 14. ~OUNG GIRE W] ISHES PLACE IN 199 Freeion st. ALAMF- COD COOK WANTS SITUATION: CITY OR country. Call 17 Fourth st room 16- IRL OF 17 WOULD LIKE POSITION IN NO- tion store. Address 6. 5., box 19, Call Office. GERMAN INVALID'S NURSE WISH&S SIT. Tuation: city or country: don't object t travel. Address A. M., P. O. box 107, West Berkeles. OUSEWORK WANTED BY A CAPABLE and honest woman; willing and fond of chil- dren: references. 38 South Park, near Thira st. W OMAN WILLING AND OBLIGING DE- sires situation (o take cace of chijdren In nic: family, AddressZ B, 2833 Post st Youne EASTERN LADY WISHES TOSL tion as housekeeper. Call 238 Kearny, rm. 9. WEDISH GIKL WISHES SITUATION IN A ) small fami y 0 do lizht housework; please call or write. 26 Fell st. Y OUAG GIRL WISHES 10 ASSIST IN GEN- eral housework: wages $1% 1377 Minaa st. i:uuxu SWISS GIRL WISHES > ITUATION 10 do general housework. Apply 505%s Hayes. 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE © CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. CQuzEiENT MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN DE- situation in city or country Lo do house. es $8 to §10. Apply or address 161 , bet. New Moutgomery and Third. NOEWHGIAN LADY OF GOOD FAMILY 4N wislies s tuation on April 1 as infant or invaiid nurse; doctor's references. Call 1163 Market st. Wednesday 2-5 P. M. working housekeeper in family: good refer- | | PAINTER—A GOOD ALL ROUND MAN wants work around hotel oF private piace. Ad- dresa C. J. k., box 139, Call Oflice. ITUATION WANTED BY A SWKDE ON A around a piace. K. E., tox 139, Call Office. OACHMAN AND GARDENER; CAN MILK Dest references; wishes a situation. AN- DRE'S, 508 Stockton st. 0Y, AGE 16 WOULD LIKE SITUATION IN country. "Address Boy, box 141, Call Office. 7OUNG COLORED BOY WISHES SITUA- tion as bellboy or any kind of work. Please cail at 518 Powell at. TUUNG GERMAN COMPOSITOR WOULD like position on German or ¥ nelish newspaper; clty or country. Address 611 Bush st. y I TATCHMAKER WANTS KMPLOYMENT; Wages 10 object. Aadress 28 Murket st. ESPECTABLE BOY WISHES T0 WORK ON a rauch for his board and lodg ng. 1208 Polk. ORTUGUESE BARBER WISHES EMPLOY- ment in countrv, rent shop, else run business for somebody. Address M., box 9, Call Office. Y FIKSI-CLASS BICYCLE-KEPAIRER, look and gunsmith, & posicion: 15 years’ expe- rience: has go d references. Address GEO. . PERKINS, 2408 C st., San Diego. RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH st.—Want ads and subsciiptions taken. W ANTED_SITUATION A& FOREMAN ON ranch or place of trust: understands manage- ment and care of cattle and horses; experience on large farms in Engian 8 in Ne- brasks. LLOYD WOKTH, Pylema, Kern County, [y =0 MONTGOMERY, COR! 527 Sen "untl 3156 o ibe Call: subscriptions and . OOK KEEPKR OF ENLARGED PRACTICAL > experience: Al city refs. L. box 107, Call. (GRUCER, NORTH GERMAXN, steady, wants position: city Or country, dress W. L., 444 Tehum: | 330 JAYES SL-BIANCH OFFICE OF B Tuw CALL: suvscripilons and waui ads 1ake: NER OF CLAY— k: branch office of aut ads. taken. MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CavLL: want ads and subscriptions taken. SOBER AND Ad- FEMALE HELP WANTED. EAD WAITRESS, $25; 1 WAITRESS, 1 chambermald, same resort, see party here: chan bermaid d waitress, hotel, $20: ironer, country hotel, $35: waltresses, restaurants. $13 | a1 8:6: giris for housework, Berkeley, $20. $15 { nd $12: giris. housework, Mill- Valley, $:3; 10 | girls for ' housework, city, $10, 812, $15, $20." C. 5 HANSEN & C0.' 110 Geary st TOUNG LADY WILL DO PLALN BEWING will g0 out by the day: cooking. Call room 20, 126 Fourth st. Y OUSG SERMAN GIRL D:SIRES A PLACK t0 do general housework. Apply 2855 Mission street. VW ANTED—PUSITION BY SPANISH LADY of experience Lo take charge of lodgin=-house 0rho el best 0: reterences. Address 150 Fourin st., room 12. IWEDISH GIRL WISHES A PLACE TO DO Eeneral housework: good cook; City Or country, ZKddress 8. G., box 89, Call Ofiice. TOUNG LADY WITH A LITTLE BOY wishes sitnation 10 do housework. Address 417 Bush st., room 16 515 LARKIN-BEANCH OFFICE OF THE 615 CALL Saiscriptions and want ads taken. VW OMAN WANTS ANY KIND OF WORK 1Y the day; $1 and car fare. 946 Harrison, r. 25. W 1Dow, wirh BOY 9 YEARS, WOULD DO housework, or as housekeeper: is capabie and wiiling 10 work and fond of children. Apply 676 Harrison st.. near Third. (GEEMAN OR FRLNCH NURSE, FULL LX charge of chi'd 1 year old: In the country; must have firsi-ciass cliy references; $25 aud frea fare C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Gear. st YIRL,GENKRAL HOUSEWURK; 2 IN FAM G iy contrys $20, free tare: sce parcy hers C B HANSEN & CO.. 110 Geary st. VW {QTRESS, 820 AND ROOM, SEE PARTY 10 4 3 waitress, clty, $20 and room: cook, 7 a week: girl, ascist honsework, eic., §17 and room; cramiermaid and walt some, $20 and coos, B2 walires, country, $! cook and waltress, $2 Market st IRL, MI:L VALLEY. 825 CALL EARLY: girl; Fillmore st., $ U: girl, Berkeley, Cal, 820; girl, Uctavia st., #1ri, Ouk st., $30, no wash: giFl, Buchanan st., $25: girl, Brondway, $20; girl, Ellis st., $20; girl, Park Hill ave, 815} lrl, Turk st.. $20. MAKTIN'S, 749 Marke: st WRILTeSs 10 kO south 320 and watress, $5 a MARTIN'S, 749 raach; i3 & good milker wnd can do anytbing | F. DRESS-CUTTING SCHOOL—FRENCH + tatloring taught; §1 week. 916 Market. . 54 MALE HELP WANTED. WAITERS FOK BAME SPRINGS: FARE advanced: call early, ready to stars this mo- | ing. C. R. lIANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. @ NEAT FIRST-CLANS WAITERS, WITH dress sults, for 8 summer resort, $30: 2 restau- rant waiters, $35. C. R. HANSEN & CO,, 110 Geury st EAD COOK FOR A SUMMER RESORT, $80: chet, country hotel, $80; pantryman for an institution, $20. C. R. HANSEN & (0,110 Geary ANCH BLACKSMITH, CALL EARLY: farmer and wife, for Nevads, $30: 8 farmers, £15; choreman, $10: boy for a chicken ranch, $8: 2 woolchoppers. C. R. HANBEN & CO,, 110 Geary st. EAD WAITER AND WAITER FOR SUM- mer resort; $35and $30; call early. C.R. HANSEN & CO.. 110 Geary st. 3 ERMANENT WAITKRS, 835, 2 BELL. boys, $15: ali for a first.class country hotel; free fare. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. CHAIR SHOP FOR SALK, CHEAP: CEN- 4 trail 'DECKELMAN BROS. 106 Ellls st. JLCHO HOUSE, 8633 MARKE L 5T.—suUdls B 800 565 Mene: 31%io 4 weox. EN'S SHOES. BEEN 1700 JOREFAik mvs SRoS, FREX their value, from 75¢ up to $2 5U. 562 Massion si bet. First and Second. BUSINESS CHANCES. il [ IGHEST CASH PRICKS PALD FORFURNT: 25 tare, restaurant, saloon fixtures and grocers ¥ stocks. STENBEKG. 632 Market: tel. main 1043, el A() MERCHANTS LUNCHHOUSE AND i+ $300. saloon: wholesale discrict: doing nice C}’ Dusiness: no night or Sunday Works genuine bar- take galn. STENBERG & CO., 632 Market st BEST $11 BUTCHER-SHO! LOCA- < tion In city: has 2 horses, wagon, buggy and cart; fine fixtur s: cash register. etc ; doing & big busiuess; cwner here 18 wishes to retire. STENBEKG & CO., 632 M, PARTNER IN LIQUOR-STORE $1000. FarTNHE, N ety finely fitted up: _bandsome ¢iubrooms: full valug in stock and fixtores: busmess will show fr i KCRUITS WANTED FOR THE U. 8. MA- Rine orss, Vot Nuvy—Avie-bodied_namar. ried men between th of 21 and 30 years who -are_citizens of the nited S:ates, Or thoss who have legally declared their intention 10 be- come such: must be of good character sud habity and able to speak, read and write English and be beween 5 feet § inches and 6 feet in heleni Foc further information apply a: the Recraitiag 20 Klily st., San Francisco. Cal ANTED—AN 1DEA; WHO CAN THINK 'DERRURN & CO., Dept. neys. Washington, . for their $1800 prize offer and new list of 1000 inventions wante TPRY ACME HOUUSK, 96/ MARKET ST. BR- Jow Eixth. for s room: Z5ca night: $1 a week. 1d self; investization. STENBE KU €CO., 632 Mark.; $350, RESTAURANL, NEAR KEARNY DU, st : nely ficted up, ant doing s big business: see this bargain. STENBERG & (0, 632 Murke. $1000, Xoob coaL, HaY, GRAIN; . central _location: low 'rent, wih Jease: 3 horses, 2 wagons. carts, etc.; good siock on band. STENBEKG & CO., 652 Mnrket st 4((), SALOON. ONE BLUCK NORTH OF o . Market si.; hasasomely fitted up: pr.- va‘e rooms: b & day and night trade.low rent for this location. STENBERG, 652 Market st. 375, HALE INTEREST 1N rAY 34 . butcher-shop, just outside city horses. wagon, cari, eic.: biz ontside trade: good butcher can clear $126 monthly. STENBEKG, 7 BIMON WANTS 100 MEN 10 GLT BOT- . te beer or wine Bo: bes: free ltnch. 643Clag. ANTED_SINGLE ROOMH, 13c A DAY: §L week: rooms for % 260 & day. 81 50 & Week; reading-room; dally papers. 36 Clay at. RO, 80 T0 T8¢ PR XIGHT: 500 TO $1 50 er week. Orlental, 225 Drumm st. OSEDALE, 321 KLLIS & Dished rooms, 20¢ 10 25¢ nig] SINGLE ¥UR- , 81 to 81 80 wic. FAKMER AND WIFE FOR STATE OF NE. Vada;: boy for drug store, $15. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary s £() WOODCHOPPERS, 81 PER CORD: 3 OV quarrymen. $175 day: 8 milkers $20: 10 farmers. orchard aud vioeyard hauds. $15, $20. MURKAY. & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634 aud 636 Clay st. FCOND COOK, COUNTRY HOUTEL. 840 8 cooks, $20 to $50: 2 dishwashers, $15 i0_$20: night short order cook. $25. MUKEAY & | | KEADY, Leading Employment Ageats, 634 and | 636 C ay'st. ORSESHOKR, $3 DAY, COUNTRY SHOP; 10 men to dig ditches, etc., $16. MURRAY & EADY, Leading £mploymencAgents, 634 aud 636 Ciuy st. © FARMHANDY, §156 ANDHAYING WAGES | O young man to ‘mik 18 cows and chores, $20: farmer and wife with family; middie-azed chore- | man, $16: second cook. " boarding-house, $25; walter, boarding-house, $20, K. T. WARD'& CO., €08 und 610 Clay st. W ANTED-WAITKR, FIRST-CLASS HOTFEL. $30: walter, piain hotvl, $30: waler, sma | country restaurant, $20: French family Gook, £30: ironer. steam {aund:y, $30, apprentice for iaundry, $15: French bov “for confectiohery, $20, elc. LEON ANDRE, 308 Stockton st. W ANTED-—EARMER AND TE \ MSTER, 820, call early: 6 quartz miners, $2 50 day and wife. $80; 6 woodchoppers, $1 25 cord: ers, $20; choreman. $10:_cooks. witers and dish- washers. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sa.ramento st. 9 ELDERLY MEN FOR CHORING, ETG: #) cook. $40 and room: vegetable man. MAR- TIN'S, 749 Marke! st AN FOR CELLAK AND STOREROOM ot Syork. $16, board, ete. MARTIN'S, 749 Mar- et st. B%.IBLACK, PORTER, EIC. MARTIN'S, 749 Market'st. © MLN TO CUT WOOD. Market st. BOYE0%,A DRUGSTORB; $16. MIss CUL- LEN, 328 Sutter si. MARTIN'S, 749 ARD<NER;: $25; GERMAN OR SWEDISH preferred. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. 7OUNG MAN WANTS ROOMMATE: LARGE sunny room; cheap rent: have cooking outfit: good chance for student or young man wishing to economiz»: references given aud required. O. S, box 12, Call Office. W ANTED-BOY OR YOUNG MAN T0 KEEP books. attend store, etc. Address B. Y., box 66, Cail Office. OREM AN FOR RANCH WHO WILL LOAN employer 81500 tiii harvest on good securi 0. . box 150, ¢all Oft ANDY - MAKER TO SPIN CHIPS; NO J other need apply. J. W. HINKEL, 1134 Va- INCHESTER HOUSK, 4¢ THIRD ST. NR. WM :: 200 rooms, 25¢ s night: reading. AGENTS WANTED. 0 SELL ENAMELED SIGNS, ENAMELED letters. enameled labels: there is only one piace f0 get them. BAKER’S, 409 Sanchez ROOMS WANTED. VWANTED — 3 UNFURNISHED SUNXY V ooims. . of aarker: rent reasonable. Ad- dress Rooms, box 46, Call Office. OUNG LADY WISHES ROOM IN PRIVATE family: references excnanged; central. Ad- dress Y. L.. box 22, Call Office. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. ANTED—COCKER SPANIEL; NO FANCY price. Address C. S, box 5. 832 Market st. $200. BELICACY, | DAIRY PRODUCE, . etc: good location: 2 living-rooms: low rent: suitable for man and wife; see this bar- galn. STENBERG & CO.. 834 Market st. 375, TALOON WITH & LIVING KOOI {O. veuween vankers and brokers: reat chesp: present owner there for 4 vears: musi 5o sold at once on account of oiher busivess in the country. A. 8. LESS, 1034 Marke: st. $1200, ZRODUCE AND FOULTEY BUST + ness: doing large trade in lively town short " distance from San Franclsco: zood cause for selline; snap. Particulars see H. H. HOGAXN, 104 and' 106 Pine st. PARTNER WANT K D— WHOLESALE liquor business: with $5000 or more; must b #ood traveling sale-man. Paticulars address L. L., box 45, Call Office. $100, ZARTS ER TO ASSIST IN POKK . and sausace swre: exverience not r.- quirea; oie who is willug to work. 1041 Valencia, ARTY WISHING TO GO IN SALOON BUST Dess can find the best OpPOTLUDILY ever uffera Particulars 539 Callforn a st. RESTAURANT; 8180 CASH: REST & payments: _good business; cheap dress K., box 17, Call Uflice. $225. 4,554 GROCERY AND DEL . Cacles store: parties going East: § liv. ing-rooms back. 1430 Howard st Cail rear. cASY rent. Ade HOEMAKER-SHOP: GOUD STAND; SELL cheap account sickness. 2857 Twenty-fourih. URVEYOR'S TRANSIT, IN GOOD ORDER 00D BAKERY FOK SALE OR RENT. ar ply 712 Valencia st. and reasonable. Address L. J. &, box 3, Call. ILL SELL TO-DAY, RESTAURANT worth $600; goes for $300. 539 California. V UILDINGS BULGIHT: LUMBER SASHES, doors, mantels. etc., for sale. 116§ Mission s QELL YOUK BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW- elry 10 A. KLEIN. 109 Sixth ‘st.: send posial. LOST. OST—A PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBEK- nia Savings and Loan Soclety of San Fran- clhco, In the name of MADELINE 8. ARMI- TAGE. No. 2061285 The finder will please re- turn 16 bank. OST—YKSTERDAY. GOING FROM MINNA st. to Fourth, Howard, & dee.i and conveyanes. Plase return to LUCYE'S grocery, 284 Miuna 8.7 rece.ve reward. OST—GREAT DANE DOG: BRINDLE: Teturn to 486 ears cropped; pame Tiger: Elghth st.; reward. OST—PUG DOG:; STRAYED OR STOLEN: Sunday, March 14, from x733 Laguna; are ward will be paid. OST AT OAKLAND FERRY—1TELESCOPE i bisket containing lady’s wearing spparel. Liberal rewa-d for return to 1511 Jackson st. T GLISH FEMALE PUG 'DOG: NEIGHBOE- UK SALE CHEAP—_DELICACY-STOKE ON prinoipal business street with all implements for_manufacturing sausage: good ouisice trade: biorse and wagon, etc.: jow rent and good location; splendid business chance for man and wife. In- quire Call Office. A DPEORTUNITY FOR A SPLENDID siness at your own price; the Dainty res- taurani, 638 Geary st.. mus: be suld Lis week; ho reasonable oft T will be refused. RARE CHANCE_PLACK FOR RENT SUIT: able for first-class restaurant; Sunday blcycles, often br g 200 peopie to town. Address P. O. bot 275, Hay wards. $1000. UBLVIDED BALE- INTLHE « in achool section 7 miles from Rand burg: principals ouly. Address Land, box 59, | Call Oftice. | UTCHLR-SHOP; CENTRAL: FINE FI3 | tures: good cash trade. cheup. 1107 Mission st 700D BLACKSMITH AND HOR-ESHOER 3 as parincr; small capiial required. 2803 Mis- slon st. luquire 1100 JIRST-CLASS DRUGSTORE IN SANF hood Ashbury Heights. Reward ac 72236 Fell. | [ ISST-CRADS DRUGSTORE I8 SAN FRAN- i UST—BLACK AND WHITE SETTER DOG; | Cal- i T spot on back near tall. Keturnto }507 Folsom | T30 SALE_SALOON AND LUSNCH FOUSE. | 4 a1 Al receive reward. Apply a: Ancoor Brewer: | C RANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL. 167 NINTH | T70R SALE_GROCERY AN i : st.;_want ads and subscriptions {aken. ‘cacion. - Inquire at this off ¥ CORNER SALOON FOR SALE | FOUND. JOUSD_SKIFF 12 FEET LONG. CALL AT foot of Devisudero at. lencia st., (00D SHOEMAKER WANTED. FOUR- T teenth and Kaliroud ave., South £an Fran- | ciscor I‘ TANTED—HANDY MAN TO WORK IN A roominghiouse; one who can hang paper. 16 South Park. V E /ANTED — YOUNG MAN TO COOK. 272 | Erannao st.: call at7 .. REAND BUY WANTED. 641 STEVENSON street. OOD TAILOR ON CUSTOM COATS; STEADY work. 470 Teham.s st., 2d floor. / ANTED—GOOD RESTAUKANT WAITER at 43 Second at. TOUNG TAILOR WANTED AT 722 VA. leucia st., near kighteen:h. [IRST - CLASS BARBER WANTED FOR half-days. 1427 Octavia st. -BOY; CALL 9 TO 11, JsRIGH L room 24. JOR GOOD REPAIRING CALL AT CEN- " tral Repairing Shoe Shop, 1534 Market st.. bet. Larkin and City Hall ave., or 74y Mission st.: large siock new and second-hand shoes on sale; shoes mads 10 order, auy style, $3 up. T OFFIC) MUL- 20 K | T OUND—FOX-TERRIER BITCH AT MAR- | ket'st. wharf, Sunday afternoon 3 o'ciock. | Owner can have by calling at Commercial | Hotel resiaurant, 122 Montgomery ave., and pay- ing chares. GENTS — CALIFORNIA AND_ NKVADA map; naw, and a money-maker. F. PERSON Migr. ~ubscription Dept. The Whittaker & R FURNITURE FOR SALE. $20 TATIONERY STORE: OLD, GOOD-PAYING i place: nice for woman 10 make & good I1ying: | 18 years established. Inquire Call Office. y FANTEU—PARTNER WITH $1500 CASI; business estabished 10 vears: ~thorongh in- vestigation nvited. Y. D., box £, Call Office 85(). DELICACY STORE ON PIINGIEAL | $850. Susiness screct n Western adaition; £00d trade and cheap rent: splendia chance for . ch-ap; o agen:s. 554 Fourthsi. T; GOUD_LOCATION: CHEAP 523 Larkin st ESTAURA if taken this month. OUSEHOLD RANGES ARE THE BEST. JOHN F. MEY ERS CO., 947 Market st. ETIRING FROM RETAIL BUSINESS: ‘must close out stock in 30 days: brussels car- pet, 42340 yard: floor oflcloth. 18c; mat ing, 70 vacd: beiroons seis, 3 pieces. $9 50: é-room fur- Hiture outht, $65. " SHIREK & SHIKEK, 747 Maret st opp. Grant ave. A L NEUMAXE 17 sTCLE FOR lowest prices on household goods: new of K004 8 Dew: cas' 0gon 1ime: open evenings. FURNITURE WANTED. EST_PRICES FOR FURNITURE, MDSE.. ele. STREET & CRESWELL, Anctioneers, 937 Market st. rm. 316, Houses bought in their entirety. NOUR-CHAIR BARBER-SHOP. FOR SALE. MURNITURE, STOVES, CARPETS. COUN- Apply Call Office. 00D BEDS TU LET AT 12835 NINTH 8T.; 18, 20 and 15 centa a Mighe - 12 ¥ YOU WANT GUUD PRICES FOR FURNE ters. showcases. ANDERSON, 1121 Market. Tiure "snd merchandise sce BURD, 311 Larkia. TEL, OAKLAND, $15: GIRL, EDDY ST, $16; xirl, Scott st $18; eirl, Halgl st §15: gir,, Lagura st., $10: girl, Sutter st., $15; girl, Websier st.. §15: eirl, Eliis st 815; giri, Sausailto, $16; 20 young girls, $8, %10 and $12 per month. MAKTIN'E, 749 Market st. Yi}v;.\u WOMAN DESIRES WORK BY THE day housecieaning, washing, ironing, etc. Ad- druss 1602 Edith st.. orih Be-keiey. OMPETENT WOMAN WAN1S POSITION at honsework. Address 1703 Grove si., near Cenral ave ITUATION WANTED BY A NEAT YANT. ern wiri 10 do geueral housework or cooking; references. Address 10615 Broadway. TOUNG WIDOW OF EXPERIENCE, RE- ce ‘tly from the Kust, desires a position in widower's or bachelor's home: city or country; ca'l atier 10 o'clock. 126 kourth st., second tioor, room 21. 00D GERMAN WOMAN WISHES SITUA- {3 Tion as & working housekeeper o cook on a ranch best of reference. AQAress G. G box 75, Call Otice. OUSEWORK GIRL, KUREKA, $35: NE- vads, $20: 12 housewerk girls.city and country, 20 aud’ $25: 8 young girs, assisi, $10 10 815, MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. 00D YOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work: wazes $12. Apply 922 Fillmore st., at- terfa i W ANTED-LADY PARTNER WITH $75 FOR nice little store. Adkress Eureks, box 150 Call Office. [ ANTED—STEADY MAN TO TAKE OR- ders {n store and assist generally in plain cush business; mus: be satisfied with $1% per week and have $160 cash. Apply room 7,777 Market W ANTED—YOUNG MAN TO JOIN ADVER- tiser; can make from 85 to $4 per day easily must bave $160. full investigation: one ‘accus- tomed to soliciting preferred. Add 3 {omed o salleiting ress olicicor ELOND EXPEDITION SOU | H SEA ISLAND Bow forming. 538 California sk RESOLUTIONS, DIPLOMAS. & W. GRIFFIT1i, Heal GROSSED, J. ‘s Biz. College, 24 Post. 1WO CHAIRS: ARBER-SHOP FOR . good location. 413 Hayes st. | GARL TO ASSIST 1N LIGHT|JGKNERAL % housework. Call 1308 Hayes st., near Devisa- ero. EAT GELMAN HOUSEWORK GIRL, 21 famlly, $20. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. Butwns—uoon"irobx-um\m SHOP FOR sale. Address B., box 21, Call Ofiice. JENTLEMAN WANTS PARTNER IN poultry business; $300 required. W., box 10, a1 Gice, Onk and. S g URSK AND SLEEP HOME, $8. MIsS COL- LEXN, 323 Sutter s: OTHEKR AND DAUGHTER FOR THE country as coo< and second girl or nurse maid. Apply 220 Turk s . 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE AITRESS, #20. ters. MISS CULLEN, 828 SUT- | (YOOK AND SECOND GIRL, c00c, Haoford, $25. MIsS C ter st. 5_AND $20; LES, 328 Sui- NI YOUNG LADY, STRANGER CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. (CoMEPETE hers, dexires position a1 iypewriter. Call 157 OUK, GERMAN OR SWEDINH, $35: SEC- ond’ girl, §25; nurse, $:0. MISS CULLEN, 828 sutter st. Seventh st., room 10, secord toor. ANT ADS AND SUBSCRIFTIUNS FOR THEO. FROLICH, Secretary. CROCKETT LODGE NO. 189, F. and A. M.—Calied meeting THIN (WEDNESDAY) EVENING at 7:80 oO'clock.. Third degree. By order of ihe WM. H. FORTRIEDE, Sec. EZ LEANC O AMERICAN Lodge No. 207, L 0. 0. F.—Offi- cers and members are requesied to meet at their ball, THURSDAY, 3iurch 25, at 8 o'clock . .. for eiection of repre- sentatives to the Grand Lodge. All P. G. are e pecially invited o attend, L. L REMY,'N. G. K. LAVIGNE. tecretary. EZ, [VANHOE LODGE &0 5 X of I, will confer the Koight Haok (long form) WEDNESDAY. March 24 1897, at Pytnian Cas.le, 9093 Market street, at 830 ». M. Members of sister lodges cor- dialiy'invited CHARLIS DANZIGER, C. G 0. N orCROsS, K. 0f B. and 8 THIRTY-FIRST DISTRICT J. G MA- uire Silver «lub—Raliv! WEDNES- DAY EVENING, March 24, 1897, Har:igar Hall, corner Kighth and Foisom sis , welcome- home recep fon 10 our rejresentave, T. E. Treacy. ALl are invited. C. J. GALLIGHER, President. M. RADIGAX, Secretary. 2, AT ZJIE, AMEMBERS MEKTING? OF Mrs. Cohen’s Penny Purchabing Agency it was resoived that (he members be notified 10 send Miss k. Jacob.on, 921 they have pald ' into the club, their name. address, ietier of the club and their number in the ¢ ub, for the porpose of assisting In the Investigation b-ing mede by the commitiee. L. VINCENT, President. 7, ALIHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE atockholders of he “aa Francisco Sawdust W 35 CALt, ure takcen at Branch. Ofiica south: west corner Sixteenth and Mission 8.3, 615 LAKKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. TOUNG WOM\N FROM THE COUNTRY would 11ks posicion as ousekeeper. 1204 Kddy, room 2 B15 LARKIN-BEANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL. Subscriptions and wantads taken. EXPERIENCED HOUSKKEEPER (WIDOW) wants work in widower's or_bachelur’s liouse: hold, with children: coun ry preferred. $8 Ainih st., Foom 17; hours 11 A. X 109 P. X Y SUNG GERMAN WIDOW DESIR] tion; widower's or bachelor’s househt ferred. '106 Fourth st., room 1. OUNG LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION AS Rousekecper o governess; City Or couniry. Call or address 188 KOurth st.. room 4. TOUNG EASTERN WIDOW OF REFINE- ment and culture desires & posi:ion as manag- ing housekecper in widower's or Lachelor’s house. Room 2, 122 Post st. S POSI- d pre- 1) RMAN OR FiENCH SEC :\D GIEL, $20. M.=8 CULLEN, 528 Suiter st. GERMAN, SCOTCH, ENGLISH OR NORTH of ireland hurses, $20 and $25: I'r tesiant sec- ond girl, $-5: & cooks In German and American familles, with & d without washing, 835 and $30: €005, N0 was 1, Cehitral America, §80: cook, small boarding-hous¢, 820, and A great many gir's for cooking and housework. J. . CROSETY & CO., 816 Sutter st. +) GERMAN COOK~, PRIVATE FAMILY, $26. 4 MRS, LAMBEICT, 808 Mason st. ERMAN SECOND GIRL, SMALL FAMILY, «all early. MHS. LAMBERT. 306 ) ason si. (GERMAN W MAN TO COOK IN SMALL restaurant: good place; $20. MRS, LAM- BERT, 308 Mason st. IRLS OF ALL NATIONALITIES WANTED to fill various positions. Lmployment office, 806 Mason st. | 615 LABKIN-BRANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL: subscriptions and wan ads. taken. ANTED—GOOD FINISHNRS ON PANTS. 28 Kearoy st , rooms 6 and 7. 7OUNG AND ATTEACTIVE LADY DE- sires position as typewriter: go0a dispusition. 1203, Geary si., room =, first floor. UBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR THE CALL laken at_brancn office, 539 Mayes i open unti 9:8) v'clock. REFINED WIDOW WOULD LIKE PUSITION IRLS WAN 6D ON TAILOR WORK: ALSO amachine hand. 511 Taird st. ANTED — APPRENTI(E AT MADAM LICH AU’S dresimaking parlors, 423 Geary. JADY CANVANSERS WANTED—GLOBE 4 Manutaciuring Cou pany, 1535 Geary st. G ANTED—SEAMEN: ORDINARY GREEN hands. Apply Shipping A ) 10 st wynnds. APPly Snipping Agency, 10 Steuart EAMEN AND GKEEN HANDS TO GO ON A Wha ing craise: mo_experience required. STABENS & FXIKDMAN, duthiers, 216 Pacic. 2526 w ANTED—SEAMAN, ORDINARY SKAMAN and greén-hands for whaling and deep-water vessels. Apply at MCMAHON & MeCAKTHY. 117 Drumm st., upstairs. QTYLISH AND DUKABLE GVL¥ SHOES made (0 order. : cheapest place n cit Tepalring and second-hand shovs. 558 Howark s 16!' NINTH SI. — BRANCH OUFFICE OF ( 2w Carii sobscripiion and want ads tnken. ANTED—MEN TO LEAKN BARBER trade: shops, tools, positions furnished: 8§ weeks required. 8. F. Barber College, 15815 Eighth, 9526 MLRION = THE Cal taken. QINGLE RUOMS 100 AND 18c NIGHT, 605 and 75¢ week. Lindell House. Sixth and Howad, ANTED—SAILORS FOR ~TEAM WHAL- ers and sealers at LANE'S, bu4 Davis st. WANIED, YOUR SHOENNWE REPAIR shoes up to 9 o'clock every night: those work- 10g through the day can have their shoes repal at night while you wait: ladles’ soling, 35¢; men's 50c: fine shoes made to order from $2 up; we have a lot of shoes been damaged oy water ai less than one-fourth their value, from 75¢ up lo $250. 562 Mission st., be:. First and Secoud. W ANTRD LABORKRS AND WECHANTS 10 know that n, ouse o~ tor, il Tuns, Denver Hoass, 1T Third ses 150 large rooms; 28c per nignt: 81 1o $3 per weok. ANT ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken at Branch Uftice, south- west corner Sixteenth and Mission ss. MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS want ads taken for THK CALL. AND BRANCH UF¥1Ca OF subscripuions and waut ads housekeeper or mending at home. 144 ANTKD~-GIRLTO HELP IN HOUSE. 35 Fitth st room 6. Ciara st. W COR, SIXTEENTH »~T., NEAR MIS 7ANTED — A MIDDLE-AGED LADY FOR sion; bramch office of Tiy CaLL Sub houséwork.” Apply 3318 Mission, and Sand Association, heid THIS DAY, the fol- lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year: Adam Neuman, president; Juiius Marxen, vice- president: A. St. Supery, treasugcr; I. Stobi- mann, secretary: A. Neuman, A. Bt. ~upery, H. Liebert, H. Miohimann, J. Marxen, directors, ad ¥ sgriiam, mansger. Sao Frasoisco, March | (o] 5 20, 1897, scriptions and want ads taken. INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST.. NR. Market: 200 rooms B to 81 50 per night: £1 50 to $6 per week: convenlent and respectable: iree bus and bargage 10 and irom the ferry. (CU0K, SMALL FANILY, $25; SECOND GIRL, same house, $20; call eary. 721 Ellls. 00D TAILORESS WANTED ON CUSTOM G omta” 942 Mission st LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICK OF THE CAl Iptions and wani ads taken. OMPETENT GERMAN GIKL FOR GEY ersl nousework and cooking. €17 Sutter st 100 MEXTO TAKK LODGING Ax 10g 1sa and 20c & nignt, incinding cofies and roils. €24 Washington st., near Kearuv. BERT LN CITY—SINGLE ROOMS, 15, 20 AND 25 cents per night: 31, $1 26, $1 50 per week. Pacitic House, Commercial und Leidesdor? ats. W ANTED.TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- 167 INT# SI—BRANCH OFFICE OF vecripeioa erseclerks KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Suttes llb7~rnuu;u oud wani ads taken. JGHER PRICK THAN ANYWHERE PA H by Indiana Auction Co.1057 Markez.opp.Jones FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. =) CHICKS; 100 EACH: HATCHED BY 500 bator; best in the world. FIN Schule's 'self-reguiating hot-water incu- 1213 Va encla st A MICROSCOPE FOR SALE AT A A biisein: norcdeemed piedge. 948 Marke: st. JOR S Lx-—a FINg WATCHDOG; PRICE reasonable. Apply 37 Clementina st. AERMOTER WINDMILL AND 2000 $105. gation tank ana pump, in good condt- 1ion, together With piping, ior sale. Apply for further particulars 1o G. {. UMBSEN & CO., 14 Montgomery st. DOMESTIC $20. drawers; oot as new. near ¥ifteenth. SEWING MACHINE, § 1915 Mission 'st., 7OR SALE—A FINE YOUNG TALKING PAR- rot, cheap. 2401 Clay st. EW SKELETO. ROAD WAGON FOR sule; cost $110: sell for $45. 863 Mission st LMUST NEW 1886 LADIES' COLUMBIA bicycle forsale at less than half price. 566 isaion IGHT reg! HOICE POINTER PUP, 5 MONTH~ OLD pedigreed: Glenbelgh atoc: cheap. 649 Bryant. OR SALE—FURNITU KEOF FLAT, CHEAP. 2811 Sixieenth st., near Folsom. FOOT PORCELAIN BATHTUBS 1u EACH: in pericct order. M. & WHITE, 516 Mission EW CASH-RR.GISTEKS FOK SALK OR TO rent. MAGUIRE, 130 Sansome s:., room 9. UILERS,SNGLNES, 20 HAN b MACHINERY wacer-pipes. Meclntosh & Wolpman, 157 Eeais INE BLACK SUIT; $12 50. MISFIT CLOLH- ing pariors, 513 Montgomery st. ULTON IKRON WORKS ENGINE: horsepower. W HITE, 516 Mission st. OFFIE MILL SCALES, LETTER PRESS stand desk, money iill, safe; cheap. 102 Clay. ARS, SHOWCASKS, COUNTERS, SHELV- Bl otc., bought and sold. 3068 M1sslon, ar. Tob DELIVERY WAGON AND CASH er ac 1105 and 1167 Misslon st. T F F 50- man and wife. Appy W. Z., box 27, Call Office. WANIED—A PARTNER IN OLD ESTal- lished produce and "grocery business: man willing (0 wor< can make money. Call or address K. S. ROBINSON, 53 atina st. OR SALE—A GENERAL BLACKSMITH and horsehoeing shop, doing a business of £500 monthly, at a bargain: lease, goodwill, etc. Apply to JOSEPH J. MASON, Berkeley station. ANTED—A PARTY WITH $600 TO TAKE | au interest fn a sure-paying cuterprise; al- Teady invested $1000: profiis from $500 to 8600 per month: this Is & bona-fide proposition. Ad- diess O.. box 93, Cail Office. |y BANCH BAKERY, NOTIo! 3 and produce store, 4renied. 448 Guerrero $9250, SALOON: No<TH OF MARKETST. . business center: cheap 1ent, lease, et bargain. Inquire Call Office. (3930, PAYING FRUITSTOKE FOR SALE cheap. Apply Call Office. PAYING RESTAURANT quire 1314 Grant ave. TOUNG WIDOW WANTS A GENTLEMAN partner; small capital. Room 8, 207 Post st. HE WKLL-KNOWN STAR AND GARTER saioon; established 1886; for sale on acconnt of sickness.” 157 Fifch st. $110 2526 1000 , STATIONERY farniture of 6 rooms, © g ¢ 4 FOR SALE. IN- e 1 S CIGAR - STORE AND LAUNDRY - officeon Market st. ~ Inquire Call Office. MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS. walit ads taken 10r THE CALL. UCARDS, $1 50. S8HOW CARDS, ETC. AsD Tel. Black 141. HILL, 22% Geary st. 1 ITY DRUGSTORE AND FIXTURES, COR. b large sireet: sell reasonabie. Apply 2191 b Eim ave. ARNENSSHOP FOR SALE. INQUIRE OF THOS. FLEMING, Sonora, 5 ITY hOUTLs FUK SALE. APPLY THIS N oftice. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE - 3 QUM HOUSE ON MAKKET ST. 24-room house, only. . 24 rooms on,Market st. 14 rooms, onlv 20 rooms: corner: new. 14 rooms on utter. 7-room house. only. 5 H. C. DECKER, 1030 Market st. opp. () £OOM ROOMING-HOUSE, ONLY $600 soe this bargain. DECKER, 1020 Marke: st. 1 7-ROOM HOUSE: 12 KOUMS FURNISHED; { sell ac a bargain. DECKEX, 1020 Market st. DOR BARGAINS IN LODGING-HOUSES this week see UNDERWOOD, 765 Market st. 14-RO0M HOUSE: NEW, SUNNY: INCOME over rent $90: part cash. 402 Geary s.. s QUNNY CORNER LODGING-HOUSE OF 15 Too.ns, weli-paying: will be 10 your In erest to see this before buying elsewhere. 816 Fourth st near kolsom. |E=a| 200 Finn. 7 JOB HALE_ 12ROOM LOLGING-HOUSE very reasonable. 7191, Howard st. RANSIENT LODGING-HOUSE, 8 M and bath. 139 Taylor st.; eall bot: 3 and o 339 BAYES_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subscrintions and want ads taken. AKGE DOUBLE COMPARTMENT COIN LA ah cheay. & Mission st. l’ ARS, BACK BAKS, MIKKORS, SHOW- cases, counters, linoleum, office furnitu: stoms 3 ottcs, fattrs and niuts now st A1 A JONAN, B 102 Misslon st, above Sixth. aune: o EW KELMWOOD RANGES A BEST. N ERAY SRS S0 15 Chiltormin st O SMALL MEDIUM AND LARGE-SIZE ire and burciar proof sate. 109-111 Marke BICYCLES. N A A A~ s AR F OWLER TRUSSFRAME TANDEM, 96 pattera: new: 8100. .OLDwN RULE Ba- - CARPET CLEANING. ARPETS CLEANED. RENOVATED LIKE new. J. MCQUEEN, 453 Stevenson. Tel. 5328 1TY STEAM CAKPEL CLEANING WORK cleans, moves. lays carpets. 6. H. STEVEN. Mgr. 38 and 40 Ligith at.; telephone South 250, W ey TYU BECOME DISQUSTED WITH POOr work send to NG'S P s Pel-Deating Works, 353-67 Tenama st.: tor oo or 1Ml tel. So. 40 | (CABEET-CLEANING, So: LAYING, 8c; KUG samples free: tel. sessie 844, Stratton, 88th st r DVANCE CARPET-CLEANISG (O, 403 Suter: tel. Maln §94. GEO. WA L¢ OM, prop. A ARPETS CLEANED & KENOVATED LIKE ZA AR Cycle Depariment, 45 Genry st. Chew 23 Tenth; tel. South 38, Mackintosh & Co. it B J WATTS, reliable cutpet-cleantug renovig. aiter- 7 . - atlon works. 413 McAllister. 1el. Jessio E MITCHELL, CAKPET-CLEANING ROOKLYN HOTEL, 208-212 BUSH 51.“ Bho-mmmmflm 82 per day. 46 to $1F per waeel choice rooms 50 cents to $1; suite Tooma for family §i 10 51 50 night: vice; irce coach. G I RN UM, J + 240 14th si: cicaning 30 a yard. Tel. Mis 71 YONKLIN'S CARPET- BEATING WORKS 838 Golden Gate ave. Telephone Last 22t B0 | baed