The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 1, 1897, Page 12

e ——————— NS 12 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1897. STUDYING THE PLANT AT NILES CANYON Supervisors Spend a Day Looking Over Spring Valley Property. Trip by Boat and Buggy to Bedrock Dam and Return by Rail. Chief Engineer Schussler Explains How Alameda . Creek Solv:s the Problem. Of the Supervisors only Dr. Dodge missed the boat at Folsom-street wharf vesterday morning bound for Dumbarton Point—the party going to Niles to inspect the Spring Valley Water Company’s supply and plant at that place. Mayor Phelan aiso was not on board. The boat was the tug Vigilant, and the party, when she ran away from the wharf at$:30, num- bered twenty-four. There was Chief En- gineer Schussler and three or four assist- ants, the Supervisors and their sergeant- at-arms, three or four guests and .newspa- permen. % The run down the bay was very pleasant as the morning was perfect and rapid time was made, the thirty miles to Dum- barton being covered inan hour and fifty minutes. At Dumbarton Point the bay is less tbhan a mile wide and bere the crossing is made by the company with their submarine pipes. Mr. Schussler ex- plained the system to the Supervisors, how the 36-pipe ihat comes down from Niles is divided, before the plunge into the bay is taken, into two 16-inch pipes, how provision is made here for preventing re- fuse of any character from passing into the submarine pives and bow by dividing the pipes, that is by baving two instead of one for the lonz stretch under the bay, one may be shut off and the straining ap- poratns cleaned without interrupting tue flow toward San Francisco. < The inspection here being concluded the parly walked on to Jarus Slough over the wooden footpath above the big pipe, which is here suspended above the swamp. At the slough—where the pipe again drops under water—the party was ferried to the other side, and there found a variety of open two-horse rigs swaitirg them. In these they were driven through Newark to the Alameda Creek near that point, and thence to Centervillo and uregory's Hotel. Here the long procession rounded up and took dinner and rested for au bour. Then the ride was resumed to Niles, where a special engine and car stood in readiness to cairy the party up the canyon toa point as near the com- pany’s cam as possible. A walk of half a mile single file over the stone aqueduct brought the party to Bedrock Dam, where the water of the creck is diveried through the aqueduct and pipes to Beimont pumps. Standing here Mr. Schussier explained how the watersheds of this mountainous district_would, by more dams and proper husbanding, afiord an increasing supp'y of water and particularly solve the water question for San Francisco. With greater demands new pipes would have to be laid and with them other submarine pipes. The present pipes having crossed the bay to Ravenswood follow the public roa neariy all the way to the pumping station at ‘Belmont, and new pipes would proba- bly follow the same course. The party returned to the car and were carried speedily to t e Oakland Mole, and all declared having spent a day of profi able inspection of one branch of the big and complicated water plant. OARPENTERS' DISTRICT COUNCIL A Long, Loud Protest Over Police Offi- cers Dolng Craftsmen’s Work. Tliere was a large attendance at the meeting of the District Council of Carpen- ters and Joiners at 102 O'Farrell street last evening. The principal business discussed was that of the members ot the Police De- partment working as carpenters, plumb- ers, painters, etc. The arguments were the same as those heretofore advanced that patrolmen should not be required to perform such services while they are receiving pay at $100 per montb to patrol the streets and protect citizens and proverty. Every po- floemln thus emploved keeps one or more men who follow these trades for a living from earning his daily bread. For the majority of carpenters in this City times are hard at best and there are many more workingmen than there are positions. The vosition of the Chief of Police is that the work now being performed by patrolmen must be done, and that the Treason policemen are made to do carpes tering and tinkering generally is beonuse the Supervisors have not provided any money for the payment of regular crafts- men. The Supervisors plead that the-e is not enough money to go around, and, as usual. the workingman is made to suffer. An effort will be made by the committee of the District Council to secure another hearing before the Supervisors and see 1 something can be done to have regular carpentqrs employed for Uity work ana tha polick sent back to their Leats. During the coming week an able speaker from the carpenters’ ranks will be sent to Ban Jose wita a view cf arousing a little more life among the unions of the Garden City ana the Santa Clara Valley. -———— MILL VALLEY SANITARIUM. An Institution on New Lines to Be Founded for Convalescent; Beveral of the prominent physicians of ‘this City have come together and formed a body, which will soon be incorporated under the title of the “Mill Valley Sani- tarivom Company,” organized for the pur- pose of instituting & sanitarium for the convalescent in Mill Valiey. - The need of such an institution, these practitioners claim, has been long feit. ‘fney have been in the babitof sending such of their patients as could afford it to one of the private hospitals in the out- skirts of Ban Francisco, but believe, and s0 state, that a sanitariom is much needed where watients can s:cure the ad- vantages of the pure country air and all the exhilarating influence that accrue from living as near ntpnniblu_(o nature. For the purpose of a sanitarium the hotel at Mill Valley, s building of forty rooms, has been leased, and ali arrange- ments in this respect were completed about two months ago. The idea 1s to make it as near as possible lixe a German resort, and it is estimated that to do so will cost those interested from $50,000 to $60,000. In connection with the sanitarium use will be made of the mud springs in the vicinity, of known efficacy in certain dis. eases. They contain, it has been deter- mined by chemical analysis, silica, mag- nesia and other elements of a hygienic quality. % Among those mentioneda as Interested in the sanitarium are: Ur. Charles A. Clinton, Dr. Joseph R. Davidson, Dr. von Hoffman and E. Steele of Miil Valley. Each member hLas 200 shares. Seven di- rectors will soon be chosen. & . ———— The leaf of the cocoanut tree is nearly thirty feet long. A single leaf of the para- 80l magnolia of Ceylon affords skade for fifteen or tweuty persons. HOTEL ARRIVALS. PALACK HOTEL W J Greena w, Utica HjRyder, N Y. & Carr, Loudon ¥ M. Borden, Philadel Mrs A Martin, Sacto Mrs Border, Philadelphia W Sylvester, 5t Louls O Robertson, Glasgow A Perry, Bath J 8 Hawl Y MrsJ S'Hawley, NY CR ttearas, Mass Miss Minott, Mass Dirs. Stearns, Mass A Wood, Syracu-e Miss M Wood. syracuse Mrs B Garey, R T M E Garey, k T Mrs F A Smith, NY R H Stearrs. Boston 3 Scudder, St Louls Mrs R Stearns. Hoston Mrs M Ecudder. ~t Louls C aley, -t Louis Mrs CDaiey, St Louis & Kockwood & w, Buff Miss Rockwood, Suffalo Mrs Maytham, Kuffaio Miss Maytham, Buftalo F Mayiham, Buftalo HDavis&w, oot J Knieht &w,N Y M S Grenbaum, La F Stephenson, N Y Mrs S M Lyon Brooklyn J Pitcher & w, U S A W H Mortou, N H Miss 8 Campbell, D C 33 Norton, N H Capt W Pitcher, U S A J Dundee & w, Onlo J List & w. Seattle Mrs G Helm, N J Mrs E Gifford, N J E Sweener, 3 Benneti, Boston Mrs J Huale. Los Gatos £ Eidndge, Utah ¥ Crandmil & w, Mich Mrs McLaughlin, Cat Miss Crandall, Mich Miss McLaushlia, Cal % H Dyer, Pittsburg B Lord, Piusourg J French & w, Mich R WIbb & w, Mich W Willetis & 'w, Mich J Van ~aum. N Y Miss Wiliets, Mich J Bondimore, Chicago H Kyder, N ¥ J'H Bunce & w, Chicago RUSS HOUSE. E T Downlng, Nev CH Suow, BC . 84 French. 8.7 G D McCidud, Tdaho W D Keyser, Pieta Mrs A B _oby, Chio J E Harmon. Yresa J A Johnson, Kimira WV Tukey, Me W B Vineyard & w, Clsco G H Hilbert, Placerville HiBorgwardtJr, Plervile A H Greeloy, Placerville R C Pearson, 5 ¥ Kucker, wan Jose G T Keyse: R P Hurlburt, Redwood K Slusser, ¥ T Chzdwick, Redding O B Sayful, Red Bluft Miss Is Clark. Fresao = M O Armstrone, Los Ang J Burke, Ukish JsMonigomey&W, lowa M Baliard. Merced CT kogers & w, Mich P W severson, Portland A M Barclay, Portland Miss § Bowers, Portland Mrs P Taylor, Portinnd 7 B Gallagher. Ney G C Smith, xanta Maria A Mccleod, > C Summers, Bisaop A Evaos, Nev., A B Smith. Denver COMicQuestin, Forest W K Harvey, Hopland J 0 Ward, Redianas Miss M r. Keyser, Pieta E F De Camp, Willits ¥ W Youree, Wiliows C Sandler, 1owa A Klupper. idaho WJHo chkiss, Healdsbrg H Hardy, Hacker T Hull, Bakersfieid ~Maria Keynoids, it T T H Sturtevant,l{opland Bessie E Spink, & I G T Keyser, 85500 Lucratia S Reynolds, R I G Davis, Breniwood iss Gould, Oaklana J A Johnson, Flmira J Tassell, Bu te W McArtaur, Sisson H K Husy, ~nelling J F Cooper, Sucramento 1 K Butts, ~nelilg Mry A L Géorge, Uklah T D lieinmann,San Diego J G Kearsiug, N J J M Engle, Missouri L Rickabaugh. Cal Mrs T H Carter. Reno M Nokmoger & wf, Sac G McLane, Stockton Misses Fent.ell,~alem,0r P Noonan, - anta Rosa | 3 seeman,Garden Grove G L McCastor &w, Topeka W A Dyer. Urange E C Coaier, New Yoik ¥. SJohnson,GardenGrov Mrs Bertha Rertiner, Sac T Lindsay, Aevada J Cranzar, Nevada LICK HOUSE. Miss Langhman, Nevada Miss M Caspar, Nevada City Cuty W s May. Grass valles C A McCarthy, N Y W J Pikiey, CorteMadera H Pendergast, Pokegama Mipitas © € Valle. san Di-go le, San Diexo & B Patrick, Visalia , Santa Barb W K Carithers, Sia Rosa J AStrowbridge, Portiand A Camineiti, Jackson ¥ O Hale & w, Lodi N Deltanco, Porilaud W P Hammatt, NY B H Upham, Martinez J D Cuip, an Felipe W H McMion San Jose H M Crait, Agends 4 P Stauley, Ukiah W W Carroll, Cal H M Harrls & w, Sacto J Jackson, Portiand J Chaix, Napa D Auchambeay, Stocktn NEW WESTERN HOTEL P C Masford, Chicago G H Butler, Rio Vista Peari Hathway, L Angls Litita Matkus, L Angeles Q Adams, 1oston W Boynton, Albany C Stuart, Alb H Sldue,. iroy, N Y Anne Watson. Troy,N Y 8 J Young Seatile I Lunn, Victoris, 8C_~ D'E Lundy, Victorla,BC J W Eatos, Los Angeles H D ¥ddey, Los Angeles J H Fueri, Los Angeles John P Irish, Chicago M James, Ki.hmoud, Va H B Bollun, Sacmnio M Pusinsiis, Chicags B ¥ Cambr'n, i.euo I W Adams, Reno A ¥ Shep.rd, Texas I B Kue, Faye: W F Bee, Fayeite, Mo A Smith. Cak Mo NOTICE OF MEETINGS. FITUATIONS WANTED—Continned. ADY OF REFINEMENT DESIRES A PO- L.%ition s ‘& ludv’s companion: would offer skillful medical treatment to an invalid, especially in cases which do not yield to the ordinary meth- ods of trestment; hes traveled extensively and rossesses -all the qualifi ations 10 make herself nseful and pleasan:: first-class references. H. A. K., box 89, Call Office. TOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE PLACE TO assist & few hours a day for room and board; good dressmaker. Address R. P., box 81, Call. 00D COOK FOR BOARDING-HOUSE OR family wisnes situation: will do general house- work: good laundress. 757 Howard st., room 25. TOUNG LADY OF AN AMIABLE DISPOSI- Y 002 Gesies 5 perimancos position as house- Keeper in hotel, widower's or oachelor's home; piuin mending done. Koom B, 120 Kliis 1si floor, rear. 7UUNG GEEMAS GIRL WOULD LIKE A plece to dogeneral housewo.k and assist with cooking. ¥17 kddy st KELIABLE WOMAN WISHES WORK BY R8s washing, Jroning or housecleaning. call or address 613 Pine st W COR. SIXTEENTH ST, NEAR MIS sion: branch office of THs CALL Bab- seriptions and want ads taken. RELIABLE WOMAN, PROT- to_do general housework; city 1018 Howard st., top floor. ITUATION WANTED BY AN ELDERLY American woman on a ranch; I3 a 20od cook and baker. Address 136 Fifth st.. hear Howard. FANTED — POSIIION FOR GENERAL W A isowork: go0d isundress and good cook: $1210315. J& T.. box 160, .Call Office. JEAT DANISH GIRL WISKES TO DO GEN- eral housework snd plain cooking in small mily. Address (., 2526 Mission st. ERMAN LADY WISHES PLACE AS housekeeper in Oakland. for widower with smali family or bacheior. Address B., box ¥, Call Othce, Oakland. ITUATION WANTED IN CITY FOR PLAIN cookiug and housework: wages $20: best of refersuces. Y., box 12, Call Office, Onkland. ¥ OMPETE. esiunt, wishy ro country. ¢ 7 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, & situation as workinz housekeeper to a re- spectuble pariy: experience and reference. 414 Foriy-fjth ave.. sear Point Lobos, Sutro, Helghia. NOMPETENT WOMAN,GOUD COUK, WISHES cngagement 10 go out and cook by the day. Address 2£61 Siateenth si. MIBBLE-AGED GERMAN WOMAN WISHES *ituation to_keep house or do general house- work: s & x00d plain cook; $10 to $12 pr month. 604 Howard st. JEAT, OBLIGING GIRL DESIRES A SITU- ation ss companion 10 an elderly ia references. Address O. R.. box 44, C: You \G_LADY DESIRES PUSITION A8 nurse or companioa. Address or call 112 Tay- Tor st.. Toom 14. TOUNG LADY POSSESSING MANY ACCOM- plisiments desires s permanent place as type- writer In city or country town. Call 10 to 8, room 2,126 Fourth st. 615 LA RKIN-BEANCH OFFICE OF THE © CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. RIGHT YOUNG LADY DESIRES FOSI BlioTss compaomn, or care for chidrent no objection to couutry. B Y., box 84, Call flics. JWEDISH GIEL WOULD LIKE A POSITION t0 do general housework In sn Oaklaua Lome. Addresy 964 Cypress st., Oakland. Y OUNG LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION A8 Dousekeeper or zoverness; city or country. Cail o address 138a Fourth st rooin & 7 ANTED — POSITION BY MIDDLE-AGED Spanish lady to take charge of hotel or travel with invalid 4 daress 150 Fourth st., room 12. 615 e BRAN ubscriptions and want ads taken. DORIC LODGF. NO. 218, F. AND A. M. 121 Eddy st.—Stated and caled meeting THIS (THURSRDAY) EVENING at 7 o'clock, sharp. Third de- gree. Dinstes Masons in good standing are in- Vited. By order of the W. M. J. K. GOLDSMITH, Secretary. | CALIFORNIA LODGE NO. 1, F. end A, M. will meet 'nuae | (THOESDAY) EVENING, Aprll 1, at 7:30 o'clock. Stated meeting. By order of the Masier. FRANKLIN H DAY, Secretary. E5 YEIEA BUENA LODGE s No.15, L. O . i.—Officersand 3 members are requested 10 be present SAAPPES at ihe regui.r _meeting THIS 27" (THUKSDAY) EVENING. Initiation. brothers cordially invi.ed M. 5 JEFFERS JR. GEORGE L. PERWAM, Keco din: Secredur, Visiting SPECIAL NOTICES. B3, TUE FLEMOF SHAV- | ing changed hands MR. F. 3. £.X0S wili not ected with said firm on and afier April 1 as r. The succeeding firm, M. H CO.. comprising MAN UEL HEN AS and E. BOWN, will continue the busines HENAS, £, THEY S AL KInDs 0F DY goods, hosiery, underwear, bedspreads, fowels, able covers, lnces. embro.dery, Hnings, | trimmings, velliugs. etc.. very cheap al Pioneer Dry-goods store, 105 Fifth st. - BAD TENANTS EJKCTED FOR 84: collections made: ity or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Mont tel. 5580. | SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. N UMBER OF GIRLS. ALL NATIONALITIES, awai ing_situations. MRS, HIRD'S, 721 Killis st., telephone Sutter 52. ENT SWEDISH, ALSO FRENCH, girls with reference desire situations. CROSETT & CU., 516 ~utter. EEMAN EMPLOYMENT, 306 MASON ST., X tel. main 5332, furnishes’ best help of all na. tionalitles. (XPERIENCEG LAUNDRESS AND HOUSE-, cleaner wants work by the day; reforences. MRS, BROWN, b02 Post st. ICUATION WANTED cook. Cail or address 12214 Glibert st. BY GOOD GERMAN JTUATION WANTED BY NEAT, STRONG D young kastern girl 10 do general housewcrk or cooking: wages $20; reference. Address 1U61%g Eroadway. JANT ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken at Branch Uffice, touid- west corner ~ixteentn and Miss . 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL Suoscriptions and want ads taken. T ouaN TO-WORK BY THE DAY: §1 AND car fare. Address W. W., box 135, Call. Yours, w OMAN FROM THE CUOUNTRY Wouid 11ke position as housekeeper. 1204 Kday, room 2. c TTRACTIVE YOUNG LADY OF AMIA- ble disposiiion desires & position as typewriter or copyist. 12034 Geary st., room 2, first fl or. TOUNG WOMAN, EXPERIENCED HOUSE- Kkreper. wants & permanent position: oity or country: prefers odzing-house or widower's home. Call 10 to 2, room 182, 126 Fourth st. W ANIED=ITUATION BY AN EASTERN widow, with a ‘child 6 years old, as house- keeper or zeneral bousework: good plain cook: couniry p-eferred: 2ood re erence given. Call of address 276 1 hirteenth s, near Mission. {XPERIENCED HOUSEKEKPER WOULD like a position in widower's or bachelor's lousehoid: country preferrel. Apply 88 Ninth 5., roum 17. AUNDRESS WAN .8 WASHING AT HOME 4 or any kind of work out, or & few hoursevery day. App'y M., 54634 Natoma st. (OLORED WOMAN WOULD LIKE PLACE 13 housekeeper, cooking or general housework, Call 2i Derby pi., off 1aylor, bet. Geary and Post. W iDow Waxts PLAIN SEWING OR fancy work. Call 106 kourth st., room 2. PER- Y OUSG PARISIAN WIDOW DESIRE manent piace as working housekeeper in hotel or widower's bome: mno Objection 10 country. Rooms 10-11, 122 Post st. UBSCRIPTIONS AND WANTADS FORTHE branca office, 359 Hayes st; open unti: 9:30 o'clock. VW LICHESTER HOUSE, 43 THIRD ST. NR Market: 200 rooms ¥5c (0 S150 per night: #1500 §6 eek; conyeulent and respectabl iree bus and bacgage to and from tEe ferry. 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subsériniions OSITION AS NURSE: THOROUGHLY UN- derstauds the care of cnlldren: good seam- stress: best of references. A. M., Lox a7, Call. W ANTED—SITUATION AS BOOKKEEFER or Aienographer by competent young lady of experieace: smail salary 1o Baginjwith expezted. - Address Stenographer, box 58, Call Office. Y OUNG PARISIAN WIDOW DESIRES PER- manent place a+ working housekeepcr in notel or widower's home: no ohjection to country. Rooms 10-11, 122 Yost si. (UMPETENT, RELIABLE WOMAN DE- | 'sires & place 10 o work by the dav, in private family. §1 per dny and carface. 1i4 Fourth at., room 43. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. HINESE & JAPANFSE; EST'D 20 YEARS; heip;tel. main 1997. BRAULEY & Cu..640 Clay APANESE INTELLIGENGE AGENCY. R 90, St. Ann's bl'g, 6 £ddy st.: tel Main 5234, UNTER & CO., CHINESE AND JAPANKSE employment office, removed 10°61414 Califor- nfaat, near Kearny. el matn 281 HINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT oftice; beat hein. 41i%g U'Farrell Tel. k. 426. AM KEE—CHINESE AND JAPENESK EM- ployment oflice. 61114 Bushst., or. Grant ave, (COMPETENT, < NEAT GERMAN GIR, wishes & 004 situation: plain cooking and housework: wages $20; no children. 1613% De- Visudero si. REFINED YOUNG LADY WISHES POSL tion as nursegiri; thorough'y expeiienced with cbidren; state wages. Addiess MISS Ji, box 58, | il Office. UUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION FOR general hoysework in small family. Inquire 3760 Folsom st. ADY THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED IN corset depariment wishes posi.ion in a store..! . R., 1004 Larkiu st., between rost and Sutter, WEDE, WORK ON ina carpenter and X., box 161, Call Offic CTIVE. WILLING AND RELIABLE MAN wishes place L0 do garden work, milk. care of hoses, etc.; good references. ANDRE'S, 308 Stockton. ITUATION WANTED IN WINE AND 1iquer busin 83 by thoroughly compe:ent ma; Call or address P. W. OLSSON, 125 Fell st. TOUNG MAN WISHES _POSITION AS brofler or second cook, hotel or restaurant. M. G., box 58, Call Office. Fm-;,\(-n LADY WISHES TO TAKE CARE of chiluren, 10 board or raise a baby. 426 Twenty-ninth st, Mission. \WEDISI GIRL WANTS WORK; GE ousework; experienced. Address or cail 371 Minna st. ALESLADY WISHES PCSITION IN SiORE or work in an office; reference. E. R., 1004 Larkin st. TRONG WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE | dsy washing, housecicaning, eic; wages $L. Address M. 1., box 89, Call Offic YOUNG GIRL (FINLAND) WINHES BITU- ation to do general housework. Call at 1 Kliza- beta st., near I hird and ¥ olsom. 952 SLSSION — SUBSCRIFTIONS 1) want ads taken for THI CALL QITUATION W quiet famil; AND TED BY GUOD GIRL IN &Cod cook. Cail 1205 Laguna, YOUSG LADY DESIR®S POSITION AS housekeeper. 26 ~ixth st., r0om 6. MISDLE-AGED WOMAN WISHES ANY kind of work by the day. 974 Folsom st. (GEBMAN GIRL WANTS A PLACE IN country: Is a good cook: will do some hobise- work. 1116 Goiden Gate ave. XPERIENCED YOUNG LADY TO TAKE charge of lodging-house; no triflers. 520 Busn st.. room 12. TOUNG \. OMAN WISHES PLACE TO DO light bousmor; a g0oa cook; city or Onkland: wages 12 to $16. 811 Washington st., Oakland. OMFETENT CANADIAN GIRL WISHES sitnation #s cook_and Lousework in American family: reference. 527 Eddy st FXPERIENCED GERMAN LADY WISHES ;e any kind ot work by the day, $1'and car are. Address 2223 Fourth st, room 28, ANTED—EY COMPETENT YOUNG GIRL, general housework and cooking, $.0. Call or address J. F., 100 Haight st. 7OUNG MAN WANTS POSITION IN COUN- try; understands care of horses and can milk cow. ~ Address J. M., box 136, Call. APANESE, FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRY MAN, wants place Lo do washing, ironinz and an; kind of work in private famiy. Address M. T., box 58, Call Office. It TEADY MAN WANTS SITU- atfon around private piace, eiLy or country, or take care of hcrses uni cows and 10 make hime self cenerally useful: is a fair gardener and is bandy with tools. Ad. H. B, box 53, this office, fruit ranch; refer- | SITUATIONS WANTED-Continuad. HELP WANTED-Continued. tras, playing string or brass music, desires en- fagement for the summer; any number of men furnished: rates reasonabie; best of references. 007, box 147, Call. OUNG MAN WOULD LIKE TO LEARN electrical trade or bicycle repairing. Address LQ“ OF THE CITY'S LEADING ORCHES- FOBEMAN FOR A GRAIN RANCH, $10 AND found: foreman for a vinevard, $40 and found. MURRAY & READY, Leading smployment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. UPERINTENDENT, EXPERIENCED MAN, for o large cemetery; 2 grave-diggers and gardener. MURRAY & READY, Leading km- ploymeat Agents, 624 snd 636 Clay st. FELP WANTED—Continnas, ANTED,TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- ersaclerks KNOX Colleciion Agcy, 110 Sutter. VW INCHESTER HOUSK, 44 THIRD ST. Ni Marge:: 200 rooms, 250 a night: reading: room: {ree buy and bareage 1o and srom the ferry. AGENTS WANTED. B. B., box 48, Call Office. DT MONTUOMERY, COKNER OF CLAY— Open unili 9:30' o'clock; branch oftice of the Call: subscriptions and waus ads. taken. YQUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION 1O TS %, approntice In & butcher shop. K. ce. 8., box 31, Call (| .615 LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. ATHER. SHAPER: AND BANDSAWYER ng-mill, $275 & day. MURRAY & ading KEmployment Agents, 634 and HREE GAKDENERS TO WORK AKOUND Iarge institution: hos:ler, city, $25: 17 farmers, orchard aud vineyard hands, 815 to $20; % milk- ers, same place. MURKAY'& READY. Leading Emjloyment Agents, 634 and 656 Clay st. AVDENER (GERMANX), SINGLE, OF LONG experience in landscape, _carpe -edding, greenhouses and vegetavle - growing, wtshes o take care of a private place; city or country: can furnish first-ciass references. Address 256 Na- ‘tomast., city. NGINE-DRIVER (STEADY MAN) WANTS mployment; long experience: understands dynamo. M. ., box 132, Call Office. 330 MAYES SI-BRAXCH OFFICE OF OO Tuk CALL: sopecripiions and wané ads taken. . FEMALE HELP WANTED. VOK'S HKLPER, 8260 A WEKK; DISH- washer, 816: elderly man, ccok some, $13, etc.; night cook, $6 & week: waiter, $15 and room: oyster cook, $35 and roum: waiter, $25 and room: junch waiter, $20. MARTIN'S, 746 Market st. (GEBMAN WAITER, 825 AND ROOM. MAR- TIN'S, 749 Market st. AN TO TAKE CHARGE OF DAIRY (creamery).” MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. MILKER, 830. MARTIN'S, 749 MARKET street. ' KLIABLE CANVASSER (ENGLISH) FOR advertistments anc subscriptions for a Dews- paper. Room 127, Murphy bui.ding. GENTS “THE FIRST + attle. for verciiory F. BRYAN'S BOOK, Apply or adcress PERSON. manager subscription department. WHITAKER & RAY COMPANY. 723 Market st PROPERTY WANTED. FWASTED—SMALL KANCH, PARTLY IM- proved: convenient io cit: must be cheap. Ada'ess W. &, box 160 Call Office. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. B UILDINGS BOUGHT: LUMBLE SASHES doors, mantels. ete., for sale. 1168 Mission st QELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW: eiry 10 A. KLEIN, 109 Sixth ‘st: send postal. BUSINESS CHANCES. SALOON, WITH 4 LIVING-ROOMS, $300. AL90N, WITH £ LIVING Rooxs, business; makeoffer. WILK:, 733 Marxet st. NER SALOON: BSTABLISHED $300. Souatne block north of - arket si close to Examiner office: a genuine bargain; act ual value $1000. WILKE, 783 Market st. $700. SaLoox With CLUBKOOMs=: KLE~ e tel: long leas: ‘ment position U SALOON IN CHOICEST BUSINESS PT50). fooniion: esabilshed 20 years: 1 bl ‘cash regisier: rent on'y $50; a WILKE, 788 Market st. investigat lard, 1 pool-table firat-class poying place. IGHEST CASH £RICES PAID FOR FURNE tnre, restaurant, saloon fixturos and grocer - stocxs. STENBEKG, 632 Marke:: tel. main 1043, 7() SALOON AND LUNCHHOUS $250. hice asinicn STENBERG, 852 Market st. 3 h TANTED—2 ACTIVE MEN WITH SMALL amount of capital. to travet or kerp books for ufacturing aud jobbing cobcern; reference. STENBERG, 632 Market st OTIONS, BRANCH BAKEKY. 450. & Afmgrooms STENBERG & CO., 632 Market. . ANCHHAND, $10. MARTIN'S, 749 MAR- ket sz W AITEE-8, FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY HO- tel, 320. MURRAY & READY, Leading Em- ployment Agents, 634-636 Clay st J EAT PROTESTANT WOMAN TO COOK, etc., small ranch near city, £20. Apply eariy. MURRAY & READY, Leading Employment Agen s, 634-636 Clay st. 0OK. §36: NURSF, $25: SECOND GIRL $25:1 housewoik gir's, city and country, £20 and #25. 8 young gir.s to assist, $10 to $15. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. JEAT AMERICAN OR GERMAN NURSE, $20. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. J EAT YOUNG NURSE, $15. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. © REFINED GERMAN SECOND GIRLS, $25 and $20. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. 10UK, $35; SECOND GIRL, SAME HOUSE, $25. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutterst. EAMSTRESS, 820 PER MONTH. MISS CULLEN, 828 Su.ter. JEAT REFINED SECOND GIKL, $16. MISS CULLEN, 323 Mutter. “UUNG GIRL. EERKELEY, CAL. CHAM. ber work, etc., $12; cook, $4a week: 2 wait- resses, §5 a week': waltress, $25, country; walt- ress, country, $20 and room: cook, G+ rman style, $30'and room; cook, $7 & week: COOK, $256 and room; waliress, $4 a week: waltress, $15 and room. MAKTIN'S, 749 Market st. 1RL, WEBSTER, $15: SECOND GIRL, SAC- raniento, Cal., $16; girl, Page st, $15; girl, Laguna, $15: girl, ejo. §15; girl, Eady, 8i5; girl, Jackson st, $16: gi-l, Park Hiil ave. ¥15: Kkizl Nineteeuth si.. $15; 15 young gisls, $8 10 512 perm mth; assigt, etc. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. OR _SWEDISH GIRL. SUTTER MARTIN’S, 749 Market. OR SWEDISH GIRL, MARTIN'S, 749 Market. TERMAN st., $20. ERMAN ., $20. STEINER TERMAN call early. WOMAN AS HOUSEKEEPER; MAKTIN'S, 749 Market IRL FOR SECOND WORK, $15. MARTIN'S, 749 Murket. N IRL, CHAMBERWORK A 312 MARTIN'S, 749 Marker. MDDLE-AGED WOMAN; 3 /¥ EAMILY; NO cooking $.5. MARTIN'S, 749 Market ai. ERMAN OR SWEDISH NURSEGLLL; $15. MARTIN'S, 749 Marjot st. ND WAIT SOME, JRENCH GIuL, ASSIST, £TC.: $13. MAR- | K 749 Mare: st IRL IN FAMILY OF 3; 8256. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st ERMAN ORSWEDISH GIRL; FILLMORE st.:$20. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. GERFAN OR SWEDISH GIXL: BRODERICK 25. MARTIN'-, 749 Market st. TRL GENEKAL HOUSEWORK, X ily, Berkeley; $20. 110 Geary st. N FAM- C K HANSEN & CO., WAITRESSES FOR COUNTKY HOT.LS, $20: 2 waitresse:, hotel, city, $20; waitr. s. hotel, nor'h. $20; German CooK, privaie iamily, city, $26: 8gir & ‘or houseworx, city. $20: clrl for San'Kafael, see pariy here, $:0' 4 zirls for house- v, $15 and $18; honsekeever for San 2 second girls, (It:, $18; lunch wait- Tess, dishwasher. C. R HANSEN & C0, 110 Geary st. VW AITRESS AND TARLOR MAID, $25: 2 Protestant second girls, $20 and $207 b cooks in German and American families, $20, $30 and $35; 2 German and French vurses, $20; chamber- maid, assiat walting, hotel, $20: 3 restauranc wait- resses, 85 and $6 a week: and girls for houseworx. J.F. CROSETT & CO., 816 Su.ter st W ANTED—GERMAN COOKS, 235 AND #30 French waltress. $25: French s-cond iri, $15 waitress and parlor mald, $25; Freuch coox and German nursegirl, 1 chiid, §12. LEON ANDRE, 308 Stockton si. N R SEENCER'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICK: M gints, 325, $20, 815, $10. 1321 Park, Alameda. VW ASTED — MIDDLE-AGED W OMA N, housekeeper for widower with nice place. Inguire J. MURDOCK. Jones ave., ncar Elmhurst station, Alameda County. VW ANIED—A NEAT YOUNG GERMAN OR Swedish giri; must speak Engiish. 215 Steu- art st T 7OUNG GERMAN GIRL TO MAKE HER- self generally useful. 620 Guerrero st, be- tween kighteenth and N ineteenth. W ANTED—GIRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT housework for good. home in Berkeley. Ad- dress Home, box 19, Call Office. JEXPERIENCED GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF chlid 143 years old: German preferred; must sleep home.~ 2:214 Page st. O TAILORESSES—GOOD COATHAND wanted: one »ho knows something about ma- chinery. Apply KING, 83 Sutter st. T ANTED—GIKEL FOR SECOND WORK AND waiting. 1307 Hydo st. 7OUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTED TO TAKE care of & buby. 2732 Pine st. IDDLE-AGED GERMAN WOMAN OR GIRL t0 assistiight housework. 310 Goiden Gate ave. VW ANTED—12 FIRST-CLASS WOOLCH: P- Ppers who undersiand getting out shingle-bolts, 81 40 10 82 per cord: 4 woochoppers, $1 25 cord. Apply toJ. F. CRUSETT & CO., 828 Sacramento. 7 ANTED—TICKET--ELLER WITH CASH security, $30 and found: solicitor for milk route: stableman, 530 and fouud: 5 farmers, $20; 3 milkers. $20 and $25. and others. Applis to J. F. CRUSETL & CO., 628 Sacramento st. WANTED —4 MORE QUARTZ ion; Wi MINERS, job, $2 50 a day: firsi-class mine. Apply * CROSETT & CO., 628; Sacramento st. EDUCATIONAL. ARQDERSON'S ACADEMY AND SCHOOL O Muthematics: puplls prepared 1iu day.and evening ciasse« and by private lessons for Calior- nia and Stanford universities: teachers’ marine engineers’ and civil service examinations: special classes; mathematics, mechanical drawing; high schooi ‘puplis coached. K., 402 Parrot: bldg: SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE AND Elocution, 1215 Octavia ~an cisco. MISS KLIZA MACKINTONH, pupil of Professor G. W. Baynham, Glasgow, Scotland, and graduate of the School of Ortory, Philadeiphia, Pa.. teacher. Office days. Friday r. M, Saturday A. M. W ANTED—ENGLISH SkCOND BUTLER, #30 and found; night man for restaurant, §25, and oihers. J. F.'CRUSETT & CO., 628 nacra- mento st W AITER FOR COUSTRY CLUB, $0: POR- ter and assist in pantry. country club, $25, see party here: restaurant walter. $40; 3 walters, 825, $30 and $35; beliboy for springs, $10; butier, private family, $25 to $30. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. MRY CUOK, COUNTRY HOTEL, $56 AND free fare; broiler, country hotel. norih, $55; second cook 10T n_cafe, city, $35 10 $40; cook, country restaurant, $40. 'C. K. HANSEN & Cu., 110 Geary at. ((HLEF COOK, SUMMER HOTEL, 7b: NEAT hotei clerk, $40 to $50, references required. C. R HANSEN & CU., 110 Geary st. FRENCH CCOK FOR PRIVATE FAMILY: 350: see party here. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 130 Geary st VW ANTED_RESTAURANT WAITER FOR ladies’ department in nice restaurant in c ty, $40 a month: 2 ranch teamster , $25, sieady job Germau fambanis near city, $15 to $20: Kastern young man on small farm near city, $15 and cood home: 4 farmhands near city, $16; man for wood aud coal yard. $20 and fousd: mi kers, laborers, cooks, waiters und dishwashers. W. D. EWEL & CO., 626 Clay. W ANTED—BUTLER, MIDDLE-AGED, ¥OR first-class family in'city, reference rrouired, 830 s month. W. D. EWE.: & CO., 626 Clay. W ANTED—GERMAN = BARKEEPER, stableman. must speak French, $.0: walter, plain hotel, $30; elevator-coy; $15, eic. ANDRE’S, 308 Stockton s. PBUILER, $30. stree. $50; MISS CULLEN, 323 SUTTER I EALDS BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 POST— Bookkeeping, business ice, shorthand, 1yping. telegraphy, languages, English branches, electrical ::xlnnnnx: 20 teachers; 15,000 gradu~ sies; day and evening sessions; cataiogue. YRES, THE LEADING COLLKGE, 823 Montgomery st.: individual instructioa 1a shorthand, typing. bookieeping. telegraphy. ota.: life scholarship $5( ‘W rates per week and mo. PRIVATE LES=ONS AND CLASSES: SHORT- hand, typewriting, English branches. Reom 32, Donohoe bullding. ],ESSONS IN ELOCUTION, DELSARTE, 4 voice and physical cuiture at pupli’s residence; &5 a moath. Address I. K., box 71, Call Uffice. ELASCO'S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING— Frivate theatricals arranged: puplls rehearsed on stage. K. 5 and 12, 1.0.0.£. biock, 7th and Mkt. = BYANCH BAKERY, DEY .GOODS $D50 and no ions, just ouiside of city: bix stock: low rent; living.roums: must be sold” on sccount of departure. STENBEKU &. CO., 632 Market st. £600. SORYER GROCKKY AND BAR (N . one of the best locations north of Mar- ket st.: elegant livin -rcoms: rent only $28: water free: bears thorough investigation: owner selling on account of business in the East. °A. S. LESS, 1032 Market st. ®T5H0. EAKTNER WANTED IN AN OLD DU, establisked and thriving route busipess, requirlog no_jormer expirience: will positi clear $75 0 $100 to each per mouth over and avove all expenses and is constantly ncreasing; steady, industrions man can li.erally coin money Positive proof furnished that ihis is & bona-fide Dusiness and will stand the most thorough {nvesti. gatlon. A. & LisS, 1052 Market st. OFFEE SALOON, OYSTER AND CHOP house, opposite large raliroad depot; positiveiy cleuring $200 0 $:50 per month: 4 living-rooms connected: furniture ine udeds present owner thers 4 years: bears thorough invesiigation. A. S. LESS, 1082 Mar.et st. JTATIONERY. SCHOOL, SUPPLIES, LAU dry office and cigar store In_choicest portion of Westérn Addition; weli stocked; & nice living. roums; rent only " $20; paylog business. A. S. LESS, 1082 Market st. 85(). S2LION WITH pEIVATE ROOMS: OOV, north of Market. one block from 'he Baldwin Hotel: old established place. A. ~. LESS, 1LEO COQPER. ECHOOL OF ACIING AND Opera, Pantomime and Acting; study of reper wire and vocal music. 514 Geary st. NGINEERING SCHOOL; MECH. ELECY civil. wining, survey, assay, archit, X ray tansht; 5. 1864 A.VAN DER NATLLEN,933 Mkt MANDOLIN, GUITAR — AMATEUX PLAY- ers tojoin c ub. PLOF. MERKI, 225 Geary. IANO, GERM AN, 75¢; PUPIL LEIPSIC CON- servatory and German High School. 110 }yde st MY J. DEAS, 405 MCALLISTEE—VOICE culture, piano; pri.les $2 hr. ,vocal classes$1 mo. OOKKPNG, WRITNG, ARITHMTC, GRAMR, day & night: noclasses; $5 month. 845 Mission. JINGING: PIANO: PAKIS GRADUATE; French, i;erman Iaugusges: $2 mo. 109 Taylor. USTAK, MANUOLIN, PIANO AND VOCas lessons. 83 mo. Mary Westhaus. 59 Fitth. VW ANTED — SUNDAY, APRIL & 50 Ma- chin sts, 100 ship-builders 1o see the great swimming matca between the 3 crack dogs of the eity.. Near Cap.aln Thomsoa's, cor. Taylor ana Bay sta. R QXPERIENCED NIGHT WAITER, WITH references; wages $10 a, week. 113 Seventh, ANTRYMAN — DAVIS, THE PANTRY- man, see head waiter Pleasanton Hotel. UBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR THE CALL taken st branch office, 359 Hayes open until o'clock. LOST. $2(0 BEWARD — LOST, SILVER HAIR terrier, naving coliar with bell. Keturn 0802 Valivjo'st. AILORS WANTED ON 106 Battery st. \/ ANTED—PAINTERS; 7 TO 8 A. M. 537 Birch ave., Octavia st. VW ASTED_IMMEDIATELY, FIRST-CLASS ! ypewriter salesmac. Address W. . box 104, Call. CUSTOM COATS, ISHWASHER WANIED. 718 VALENCIA street. AINTERS WANTED; EXCHANGE WORK for rent. 335 Fifth st. WANTED — PARTNER; WELL- PAYING busincas; tend store; $100 required. Apply 228 Fourth si. EAMEN FOR NEW YOiK, HONOLULU and o her ports. Snipping Ageicy. 10 Sieuart st., upstairs. \Y ANTED—SEAMAN, ORDINARY SEAMAN and green-hands for 'whaiing and deep-water vessels Apply at MCMAHON & MCCAKTHY, 117 Drumm st., upstairs. . APANKSE TO DO HOUSEWORK MORN- iuga in exchange for room. Call 1007 Market. OATMAKERS WANTED. APPLY AT 11 A. M. at the Stevenson-strect entrance to CHARLES LYONS, 721 Earket st. JHOEMAK KRS WANTED ON MEN'S screwed shoes. 202a Fifth st. ARBERS_FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC. P.C. Barbers’ Assn. & FUCHS, 325 Grant ave. ],051-ON SACRAMENTO-ST. CAR, SMALL i account-book: ectries covering year 1886 re- yard §3 Rewrn to Milsbulldiag, 10th floor, room 34 OST—FEBRUARY 15, ON 8 P. M. BOAT 4 from city, top of fishing-rod with agate in top. Return to Call Office, Oakland, and receive reward. OST—SMALL WHITE DOG: YELLOW spots; named Cocoa.-Reward ut 1009 Pierce st. 1032 Market at. $300, BARBERS, ATTENTION — FINE . atand: Market: 4 chairs; run by owner 10 years; chance for 2 men. HEALY, 917 Market. ONE-T, ENERGETIC PARINER IN PORK and sausage store: tend store or drive horss and wagon; experience mot required: small capi- tal. 1041 Valen.ia st %350, % SLL-PAYING SALOON, Al- ). countor sickness; reat $30. Inquire at 550 Clay st. MUST BE SOLD: HOME BAKERY: GOOD trade and location; 3 living-rooms; partics going Last. 1008 Hyde's: ALOON FOR SALE AT YO! ROWN PRICE; first come gots snap. Call 911 Folsom st. 0 LE ROCEK Y-STORF, WITH FIX. tores. SW. coraer Post and Hyde sts. ESTAURANT, 875 CALL AT 1405 CALL fornia st., near Hyde. . AVE SEVERAL RICH GOLD QUARTZ claims near Randsburg, and would ike pari- ner with capital to neip deveiop for an interest. 1557 Seventh si., Oakland. FOk SALi—A GENERAL BLACKSMITH and horseshoeing shop, doing a business of $500 mounthly, at & barain: lease, good will, etc. ‘Ap- piy to JOSEPH J. MASON, Berkeley dcation. PBUACKSNLIH SHOP AND TOOLS: DOING & z00d buslness; satlsfactory reasons for seli- ing: positive bargain: must be suld by April 3. JOHNSTON & CO,, 872 Broadway, Oakiand. [JUKKE'S KELEGANT SALOON, VALENCIA and Twenty-sixih sts., for sale. Apply,1922 Market at. (HLANCE FOE 4 GOOD LAUNDRYMAN 10 purchase u hand Janodre: doing $20 week.y. For information fnquire Auburn Hand Laundry. REANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL. 167 NINTH + ads and subscrip: LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE- 94 ROOM~ 6N MARKET ST, 14 Tooms, only . 0 rooms; corner: new. 14 rooms on Sutter, H. C. DECK i, 1020 Marke: st., opp. Fift () ROOM ROOMING-HOUSE, ONLY 8 see this bargain. DECKER, 1020 Market st. DECKERK, 1020 Market st. UTCHER-SHOP FOR SALE; $175: W ern Addition: good reason for selliug. it. box 71, Call Uffice. (GO0 OFENING FOR SALOON MAN: STUCK o and fixtures. Inquire at cigar staud, §96 Mar- et st. TORE AND 3 ROOMS TO | £T: USED A8 old established bakery. 456 Sixth st. FIRSTCLASS S2LOON OR ClGAX-STORE, or both: big bousnza. 500 k Ilis. $800. FABINER, LADY OR GENTLE- '+ man, resort near city: fine hotel; valu. able mineral spriugs: splend/d opportuolty. Ade dress Resort, Cail Untice, Ca<land 17 i 16 ROOMS AND BATH: FIFTH ST. 18 rooms: Sixih st., close to Market.. 12 rooms, neatly furnished: easy terms.. 48 Toom’: cormer 00 ROIICF St 800 more houses on our list. WILKE, 743 Market. — FURNISHED ~ ROOMING- charge of or will rent; unex- A. V., Call Office, Onkland. WAXTED house; to tal ceptional referenc (3OLDEN BUSINESS CHANCE FOR GE: t eman of clerical ability with $1000: quick acceptance. Address C. J. HEY LEE, ~an Jose. 7OUNG LADY FROM THE EAST DESIRES gentleman partner; small capital. 850 Market s¢.. room . Y QUNG WIDOW WANTS A ‘GENTLEMAN pariner; small capital. Koom 1, 108 Fourth., FIR-T-CLASS BARBERS FURNISHED BY International Union Free Empioymeut Bureau, 84 Fourth st, the Modern. L LiSs, secretacy. M ECHANICS LODGL cheap; owner going East. Address letter, H. D.. Loaging-house, box 48, Call Office. OURNEYMEN BAKshiS KMFLOYMENL secretary H. BKRNAKD, 102 meventh st A-CHAIR COMBINATION CUP CASE FOR sale. Inquire 13 Taylor st. ARBERS—GOOD 15¢-SHOP FOR SALE. 1944 Market. 9526 JISSION ST.-BRANCH OFFICE OF TME CaLL; subscriptions and waui ads taken. ARDENER ON SHARES: FLORIST; no money re- 167 ST S - BRAXCIC OFFICE OF YEE CALL subscriptiqn and want ads. taken. ESOLUTIONS ENG:OSSED, DIPLOMAS fiiled out & ait kinds of | enwork. J. W. GRIF- FITH, Heald's Business College, 24 Post st EAT GIRL FOR CHILDREN AND LIGHT second work, $10. 523 Van Ness ave. 7 OUNG GIRL ASSIST GENERAL HOUSE- work, family of 3; Protesiant. 16.8 Page st. RESFECPABLE GIRL OF 16 TO ASSIST IN light honsework good nome. 4304 Fulton st. OUNG LADY COMPOSITOR: 20R 8 YEARS' experlenze. 863 Broadway, Oakland. PINISHRR WANTED ON CUSTOM COATS. 740 koisom st. RELABLE GIRL F¥OR LIGHT work, 2in family. 6 Fourth st. W ANTED-GOOD COOK FOk SMALL FAM- ily: refer nces required. Apply from 8 to 10 4, 0c atier 5 I ., 1910 Weshington st, near Franklin, YUUNG GIRL WANTED ~FOR LIGHT housework: sicep home. 1410 Buchanan. 7OUNG GIRL TO ASSIST WITH BABY AND | X iittie houseworx. 684 Broderick at. HOUSE- WANTED — OPERATORS ON GENTS' white shirts. 531 Valencia at. OMPETENT GERMAN GIRL FOR GEN- eral Lousework and cooking. 917 Sutter at. 3G _MOSEY MADE AT HOME: EITHER 8eX: nO Canvassing; no experience; no capl.al. For particulars address, with stamp, Commercial, 601 California st, room 2. MARKKT ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: want ads und subscriptions take; ITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG SWDE: understands horses, cows and gardening: give £00d reference: 3 yearsin last piace. J. NELSON, 629 Stevenson st. LACKSMITH AND HORSESHOER AND general workman: can do some woodwork; clty or country. Call or address 203 Clara st. FIRST-CLAYS WAGON BLACKSNITH AND horseshoer wants position. Address 191 Ship- Tey MARKKT ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLL: want ads and subscriptions taken. OUNG MAN WITH 6 YEARS' EXPERI- ence in butcher business would likea situation; is good meat-cutter. C. K., 1848 Howard si. FIBSI-CLASS CUITER WANTS A PERMA- tuation: can take business to a ood house In this city. OUNG MAN WITH EXPERIENCE WITH engines, boilsrs, pumps snd pipe-fitting de- sires position in that line. Ad. M. B., box 102, Call. JAPANESE COOK WANTS SITUATION, private family, hotel or boarding house, ©ty or country. Address Y. H. T., box 61, Call Office. PBUICHER WANTS WOKK. CITY OK COUN Uy wages 0o obj-ct. Address A. #i, this of- tice, box 134. QIIUATION WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS coschman: 1s good valet and butler: city or country: would take second in good family. Ad- dress Coachman, box 31, Call Office. Address A. M., box 71, Call. 615 LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL. " Bubscriptions aud wait ads taken. | BBANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH st—Want ads and subscriptions taken. Y JFIRST-CLASS OPERATOR ON COATS, GIRL. 812 Bru h st, Oakland, Market-at. station, be- tween 12 and 1 o'clock. ANTED—EXPERIENCED FINISHER ON pants. 559 Thirteenth st., Oakland. 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subscriptions and want ads. taken. FLATEST SKIKTS, STYLISH JACKETS, PER- i fect-fitting waist patterns cut to order, 25c: wanted, Iadies to learn 1 cDowell Dressmak- ing und Millluery Scnool, 103 Post st. JLYNN'S DRESSMAKING AND CUTTING Academy. 14 McaAllister st.: $1 8 week. OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLR: Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Market: 200 rooms; 25¢ to $1 60 per night: $1 60 to 8 Per week: free 'bus and baggase 10 and from fercy. OB GOOD REPAIRING CALL AT CEN- tral Repairing Shoe Shop, 16%4 Market st.. bet. Larkin and City Hall ave., or 749 Mission st. Iarge stock new and second-hand shoes on sale; shoes made 10 order, any style, $3 np. (LBXAT BARGAIN—CORN furnished room s: 1001 Folsom st. - R HOUSE OF 11 must sell at once. Inguire 16HO0M HUUSE. INCOME OVER EX- penses, $49: $350; mckness; part casa. J., box 44, Call office. ] ROOM HOUSE: G0OD LOCATION: PAY- ing finely: only $160; sickness; must sell. Address R., box 161, Call. 16 ROOM HOUSE: INCOME $50 OVER EX. penses: $350: cost $700: must sell. X. H., box 136 Cail Uttice. 175, COXNER THOUSE OF 9 ROOMS: $ . all full; rent $20. Inquire 20 Ninth st.. room 3. HOUSE FOR SALE i LAUNDRY 1216 Poweil RNEX GRUCERY AND BAR: GOOD LO- cation; Jving-rooms. Apply 315 Front st. T)OR. SALE_GROCEKY-STORE AND BAR, Inquire Miiwaukee Brewers. NULION, CAXDY, STATION £ K office:' 211ving-rooms; rent $11. QALUON AND RESTAURANT: 4 LIVING rooms: rent $35: lease: near carhouse. Ap ply J. A. FOSTER, cor. Sixth and Markec s $900. SISAR ANDSTATIONKRY STORE: D « clearing over $100 per month above all expenses, including rent for living-rooms; good tocation; a thorough trial given betore buying; no axents. €. S.,box 108, Call Oftice. WITH $2000. STATIONERY - SToxE . news agency, in best town in north- ern part of Siate, for sale. Aduress B., box 154, Call Oftice. OR 5ALE—NEATLY FURNISHED HOUSE 2 11 rooms, .ch Inquire at 113 Kddy FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. T. BERNARD PUPS_CHAMPION “GRAND Mas.er,” first prize “Cailfornis Beauty”: per- fect markings. 81214 Fulton at. TYLISH AND DUHABLE CiLF SHOES made 10 order, $2 50: cheapest place in city for Tepairig and second-hand shoes. 959 Howard st. WAITED-MEN 10 LEARN BARBER trade: shops, tools. positions furnished: 8 weeks required. . F. Barber College, 13814 Eighth, INGLE RUOMS 10c AND 16¢c NIGHT, 60c and 75c week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howad. MECHANICY 10 know that Kd Rolzin, Reno Honse proprie- tor. still runs Denver House, 217 Third st.: 450 Iarge rooms; 26c per night: B1 10 83 per week. ANT ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THR CALL sre taken at Branch uffice, soutlr west corner Sixteenth and Mission sts, 100 MEX TO TAKE LODGING AT 10c, 150 and 20c a nignt. including cofes aud roils. 624 Washington st., near Kearas. ANTED—_LABOKERS AND $105, AEROMOTER WIN DMILL AND 2000- . gallon tank and punp In£ood condi- tlon, togelner with piping, fof syl Apply for fur: ther particulars to G. H. UMBSEN & CO., 14 Montgomery st. OR SALE—AN 1800 GOLD EAGLE;13 STARS and stripes: In perfect condition. Offers to BRAUN, €4 Erskine st., Sydney, Australia. VERY FINE LARGE YOUNG THOROUGH- bred dog; fond of children; sell cheap. Call 419 Larkin st $16. 2AY. omAIX. WooD AND COAL « yard:' must seli: cause sickuess. Ad- dress G. H., box 134, this oftice. > OUNG WIDOW WANTS A GENILEMAN partner; small capital. Room 8; 207 Post st. W HOLE OR MALF INTEREST IN PAYING printing business; fine type: cheap. 921 Mit. $85(0, DELICACY STORE O PRINGIPAL . business streec in Western Adaltion: 800d trade and cheap rent; spiendid chance for man and wife. App.y W. Z, box 27, Call Otfice. 92526 MISSION — SUBSCRIFTIONS 20 want ads taken for THE CanL. aND 1000 CARDS, §1 50 SHOW CARDS KTC Tel. Black 141 HILL 2% Geary se 'Y KOULm FUS SAls AFPLY office. THS ©) FINE SEALSKIN COATS, NEARLY NEW, & price $110, worth $200. UNCLE HARRIS, 15 Graus ave. 1OW FOR SaLE; ‘Twenty-sixth st. OR SALE—POLLY SPEAKS GERMAN AND English. Inquire 812 Powell st., basement. GOOD MILKER. 8733 EST IN CITY—SINGLE ROUMS, 15, 20 AND 5 cents per night: 31, $1 26, $1 60 per week. Pacitic House. Commercial uud Leidesdort sta. KCRUITS WANTED FOR THE U. 8 M rine Corps, U. & Navy—Able-bodied unmar Tied men between ine nges of 21 and 30 years Who are citizens of the United S:ates. or thoss who have legally declared their intentlon to be- come such: must be of character and habits and able to speak, read and write English and be Detween 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet in helent For further information apply st the Recraiziug Oftice, 20 Kllis st.. San Fran Cal. ANTED—AN IDEA; WHO CAN THINK of some simple thing to patent? _Frotect your 1d. they may bring you wealth. Write JOIIN WEDDERBURN & CO,, Dept. L, Patent Attor neys. Washington, D. « for their $1800 prize offer and new list of 1000 {nventions wunted. (GLOCERY FIXTURES ¥OR SALE CHEAP. 1401 Steiner. FURNITURE FOR SALE. OUSEHOLD KANGES ARE JOHN F. MEYERS CO., 947 Market st. RETIRING ~ FROM ~RETAIL BUSINESS: muat close oat siock in 30 days: brussels car- pet, 4234c yard: floor ollcloih. 18c; matiing, 7o YARd: bedroom seis, 5 pieces. $8 60: 4-room fur- Diture ontfit, $65. SHIREK & SHIKEK. 747 Market st, opp. Grant ave. 0 THE BEST. GENLLE MILCH COW FOR SALK CHEAP. 1024 Francisco st., near Larkin. EOOL PORCELALN BATHTUBS 10 EACH; in perfect order. IL & WHITE, 516 Mission EW CASH-REGISTEKS FOR SALE T Nan MAGUIRF, 130 Sansome st room 9. BUILERS ENGINES,2D-HAN D MACHINERY water-pipes. Mclntosh & Wolpman, 157 Beaia INE BLACK SUIT; $12 50. MISFIT C! g ot panion. 813 Montgomery st. L OFFEE MILL SCALES, LETTEK pi Ciond e money Uil safe: cheap. 103 Ciay. 1CHO HOUSE, 86814 MARKET ST.—£uuM3 20c, 2bc 1o 50¢ night. $1 1o §2 weex. ARS, SHOWCASES, COUNTER: - Blhehe: bought and sold. 1063 Mission. ey T'RY ACME HOUSE #8/ MARKKT ST., BE- low Eixth. for a room: i0ca night: 81 & week. AKGE DOUBLE COMPARTMENT COIN Lbnnku(e: chea. & Missionat ¢ OV ANTED, YOUR SHOES — WE REPAIR shoes up to © o'clock every night: those work- 18g through the day can have their shoes repaired at night while you wait; ladies’ soiing, 35¢; men’s saling. 60c:. fine shoes made to order from $2 np: wo have a lot of shoes been damaged oy water at less tlan one-fourth their vaiue, from 75¢ up to $260. 162 Mission st, bet. First and Second. F. DRESS-CUTTING SCHO(L—FRENCH + talioring taught; 81 week. 916 Market, r. 54. MALE HELP WANTED. NTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN, ONE USED TO vineyard an. farm work, and act as timekee per, keep plain set of books. asslst siperintendent, eic. MUBRRAY & READY, Leaalng Employment Agents, 63¢ aad 836 Clay st. 5() YOODCHOPPERS: 81 FER CORD: 4. foo: redwood. MURRAY & READY, Lead- lag Employment Agents, 634 and 836 Clay st. SUEMAKER, COUNTRY SHOP: 3 COOKS, $30 and $40; 2 waiters; 2 dighwashers, etc. MURRAY & REKADY, Leading Employment | Agenis, 634 and 636 Clay st 167 SIATH, ST-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL; subscriptios and wan: ads taken. 1700 MORE PAIR MEN'S SHOES, BEEN damaged by water. at less than one-fourth iheir value. from 75¢ bp 10 §2 SU. 562 Mission sk, bet. First and ~econd. E. 50N WaAN1S 10 MiN 10 GET BOT- . Uis beer or wine Bc. bes: fres Iunch. 843 Ciny. W ANTED—SINGLE ROOMX 180 A DAY: 61 ek Tooms, for % 36a s duy. $1 50 & week; seading-room: dally papers. 36 Cla) si. RO0MS, 180 70 T5c PLR NIGHT: 500 TG 8160 ver week. Orlental, 225 Drumm st. ROEDALE s21 ELLIS ST.-SINuLE ¥UR- Qished rooms, 200 10 26¢ Dight, §1 to $1 50 wik. ARS, BACK BAKS, MIKR( O W- B cands, “connters, linolenm, ofes nesioumn llnl.x;l?hfl 0:10': flgnllll'h lugulflxufl“ new and secol AN . NCONAN, 2 - Mission st, above Sixth. ¥ llfl?'l o EW ELMWOOD RANGES ARK THE BEST. NV RAY MFG. €O, 12 Cailfornia st NE SMALL MED(UM AND LARGE-SIZE O o burglar proof safe. 108-111 Markes sc BICYCLES. ADIES' BICYCLE, '96 MODEL: HIGH &rade: o0d condition; 10 Seventh st oupicondivion; for ssle vhesp. 1857 Bm(:A‘lrl:fls IN SECOND-HAND WHEELS: es In perfect running craer from $2 gpvard. Golden Kule Buzasr Cyélo Depariment, —————————————— PROFESSIONAL CARDS. JORNE RICHARDS, LAW OXFICES. RO ¥ 08 "\".m fl‘luo&fl bulding ivpnone Mals \ T L J. NEUMANN'S 117 SIXTH, FOR lowest prices on household goods; new OF §0od T cas’ or on time: open evenings. 5 D ¥URNITUKE WANTED. F YOU WANT GOOD PRICKS FOR FURNE ture and merchanalss see BUKD, 211 Larkia, BEST ERICES FOR FURNITURE, MbSi. etc. STREET & CRESWELL. Anctioneers, 97 Market st. rm.316. Houses bought intheirenuirety. I“URNITUR!‘ STOVES, CARRETS, COUN- rs. showcases. ANDERSON. 1121 Market. — CARPET CLEANING. ARPET-CLEANING, Sc; LAYING, 3c; RUG samples free: tel. Jessie 944, Stratton, 38th st (ARPETS CLEANED RENOVATED LIKE new. J. MCQUEEN, 453 Stevenson, Tel, 5.228. 1TY STEAM CARPET CLEANING WORKS: cleans, moves. lays carpets. G. H. STEVENS Atgr. 88 and 40 Kighth sc: telephone South 250. W HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH poor work send 10 SPAULDING'S Ploneer Car~ pet-beaiing Works, 35307 Tehamacst.: tel. So. 4. DVANCE CARPET-CLEANISG CO., 403 Sucter: tel. Main 394. GEO. WALCOM. prop. ARPETS CLEANED & RENOVATED LIKE new. 28 Tenth; tel. South 6. Mackintosh & Co. J WATTS, reliable carpet-clenntus renovig, alter atlon works. 413 McAlilster. Tel. Jessio 33L. J. EBAUICHELL, CARPET-CLEANING CO. + 40 14th s ; cleaning ¥ a yard. Tel. Mis 74 ONKLIN'S CARPLL- BEATING WORKS 333 Golden Gate ave. Telephone Kast 128 STORAGE. EDUCKD RATES, FURNITUNE, PIANOS, Rttt 800ds, eic. J. M. PIERCE, 735 Mki PR, ] @ ) & ~ | b= | oo [y b | ] i