The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 2, 1897, Page 12

12 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, APRIL 2., 1897 - = VWAY OPEN FOR A NEW CHARTER Governor Budd's- Appmva'l' of the Bill Relating to Elections: The Expense of Registering and Rec iving the Vote May Be Greatly D.minished. - Advocates of a Charter Insist That Agitation Should Now ‘Bogin.: Text of th: New Law’ Among the bills recently spproved by Governor Budd'is Assembliy: bill 983, “An st in Telation to Boards of Freéholders and proposed charters.” The measure ‘was indorsed by .the Merchasnts’ Associa-- tion of San_ Francisco,.and under its pro- visions a “Board of -¥reeholders may be elected and a vote taken upon'a proposed charter with slight expense {o the public. The way isnow. open for the people of San Francisco to begin at once the work of pr-paring a néw charter. Speaking on this. tobic -yesterday Mr. Dohrmann said: ‘Yes, this is the bill which secured the sanction of the Mer- chants’ Association.” Itis proner:now to begin the agitation for a mew- charter. TUnder this act the cost.of registering .and receiving the vote is very slight compared with tbe cost of holding a general elec- tion. 1 am not, however, in favor of haste in the framing of a charter. It| would be advisable; I think, to submit the whole subject to & committée of: 100"to determine the cardinal principles of the instrument. Good -citizens .wiffer, widely on'one question, and that relates to the centralizatiou of great power in the hands of the Mayor. Time.should be taken to discuss the charter deliberateiy and as- certain as near as possible what the peo- ple most desire in the way of changes irom the present system. 1 fancy the way is open to submit alternative propo- sitions 10 a vote. -The agitation fora new charter should -begin wow, and I sée no reason why a charter should not be framed and submitted to the peopie within one year from this time.” : 1. J. Truman expressed the opinion that steps should be at onoe taken to secure a new charter for. San Francisco. "This new law,’” gaid Mr. Truman, “‘greatly re- duces.the expense of registering votes and holdaing eleciions. The first step neces- sary is for the Board of Supervisors to cnl{lor the election of Freehoiders. Now is the time to act, while the subject is fresn in the minds of the people. Many of the provisions of the charter submitted at the last general election are still ais- tinctly remembered. Every one who has given the subject any . study whatever verceives that the City stands in need of a plain and simple governing-act, and under this law a charter may be submitred on its merits, independent of the conflicting influenice of a general election.” Following is the text of the bill which the Governor approved day beiore yes- terday: An act in relation ta elections held under the suthority of section 8 of Article X1 of the coustitution, to elect boards of frechoiders or 10 vote upon proposed chatters or -upon amendments 10 existing charters, The people of the State of California, represented in Sen-: ate and Assembly, do enact as follows: Section 1. Extept 4n the particulars other- wise provided for in the constitution, ail eiec- tfons heid under the authority of section 8 of Article X1 of the constituiion, 1o élect boards of fre:holders or to vute upon’ proposed char- ters or upon amendments to existiug charters, shall be. conducted: under the provisions ol this act. Eec. 2. 1t shall be the duty of boards of mu- micipalities charged wiih. the conduct and ear- rying on of eiections 10 disirict and sabdivide the municipalities into specisl election pre- cinets for the holding of eiections mentioned in section 1 of this act,and to change and alter such precincts end to redistrict the mu- nicipality 1or such -elections as ofien as occa- son mry require. Bec. 3. In establishing such special election precincts suld bos shall consolidate the precincts which existed for the hoiding of the last preceding genéeral e.eclion (0 & num- ber not exceeding six for each special election precinct, and shall number the: speciel elec- tion precincts so established consecutively, and each precinct so. establisned shail be known as “Special election precinct No.—. Sec. 4. Ali perzous shall be entitled ‘to vote &t the elections mentioned in section 1 who come within the ferms or comply with the re. quirements of thisact. 5 Sec. 5. Every person who ‘was a’ qualified elector st the gencral election immeaiately preceding the holding ofany of the elections mentioned in scciion 1 oi tais act, and wao was upon the grest register of the county, or clty and county; where any such munie: pality is situeted, as a qualifica elector of any orie of the precincis waich compose a special elec- tion precinct, snd who. continues to reside within the exterior boundaries of such special election precinct until the time of.the holding. of the elcction herein provided for. shall ba entitled o vote st said election witijout other or additionsl regisiration. 8ec. 6. All other persons claiming to be gn- titled to vote at any of the elections provided for in this act, must be registered upon the greas register 0f the county, or city and County, within which such municipality is situated, as an elector of and within one of the precincts which com pose the special elec- tion p-ecinct wherein be claims 10 1e entitled. 10 vote. Such registration must tuke piace st leas: fifteen days prior 1o the election shall be the duty of the Couuty Clerk of the county, or city snd county, within which such munic paiity 18 situated, and in those counties’ or cities ana_counties wherein the.County Clerk is not the officer charged with-the du y of registeriug voiers then of the officer so ‘hargea, to keep his office open for fifteen Prior to he filteentki aay preceding any such “election for the regisiration of voiers who may desire to vote at such eleciion. Sec.7. The boards of smid municipalities cliarged with the conduct of elections shai appoint & board of election for esch special e.ection precinct, 10 consist of (w0 judges and two clerks, who shall appor(ion aniong.them- relves the work and labor required to conduct such clection within ‘thelr respective specinl glection precincis. But one poli list need be kept and but one register. These shall be re- turned to the proper officers as a part of the cfficial return Sec.8. The great register used in each spe- ciai eleclion precinct snall consist of a copy of she great register of the couuty or city and county usea at the general election immedi- aiely preceding ihe holding of any election provided for in this act in the vrecincis which compose the special elaction pre- cinet, together with a certiied list of the. Dersous who, by registration. had siuce such geveral election, ure eatitléd to vote atany ol the elections herein provided lor within the special election preciuct for which such certitied list'is preparca. Said list shall bé certified for the use of aud delivered to the board of election of eacn special election pre- clact by tne County Clerk of the county, or city and counts in which such munic. pality exists, and in those counties, or ciiies and counties where en officer other than the County Clerk is charged with the duty or clothed with the authority for the registra- tion of voters. thea by such officer. 1n tho event that precinct registers were used at the last preceding election, then itshall be the duty of the County Clerk or the other officer aorementioied 10 furnish a copy of the pre- cffict reginier of each of the frecincts which compose .said special election preciuct (o the boara of electio for each speciul election pre- cinet, in addition lo the suppiementary list gbove mentioned. “Sec. 9. No person shail be entitled to vote at any election provided-for in this act unless his pame appear upon the Great Register or Pprecinct register as & voter withiu the exte- rior boundaries of the speelsl election pro- * cinct, or unless his name is enrolled upon the supplementary .ist herein provided for. nor ss, according 10 th constitution and iaws of this State, he is entitled 10 vote therest. . _Sec. 10. The provisions of law which would be applicable (0 the elections mentioned in Section 1of thi<act, but for the passage here- | FITUATIONS WANTED—Continnea, SITUATIONS WANTED-Contfan-d. HELP WANTED-—Continued. PFLP WANTED—Continnan. of, suall, nevertheless, control the said elec- 1i6ns 28 1o the matters for which no provision is herein contained. - A This act shall iake effect imme- UUSEKEEPER WANTS SITUATION hotel or yrivate family: references: also firsi- hing: wants position; Prot. 103 Eigth st. T ANTED—EXPERIENC:D WOMAN, WITH (bree_year-old child. will do xood piai 1% aud light housework for small waces Address box 452, Haywar DISH GIRL WANTS washing, ironing houseclean- Call or address 500 Brod- UNTER & CO., CHINESE AND JAPANESE employment oftice, r-moved 1o 61414 Califor- G AGENCY. R tel ».mn 5234 90. St. Ann's bl'g, 6 Eddy st. ASANO SAILED FOR HOME. | An Agreement ~igned With ihe South- ern Pacific Company. . President Asano of the proposed trans- Pacific steamship line, which 1s to make this port one of its termini, sailed for ama yesterday, after signing an Southern - Pacific line is to be af- HINESE AND JA P ENS EuPLOYMENT best heln. 4113 U'Farrell. Tei. k. 426 DESIRES POSITION Janitor or work of any kind: understauds driv- puinting aud paper-hanging: : can clean fresco work, wallpaper and carpet without removing: will WOrk reason- Address A. R, box 5, Cail Uflice. JIFUATION try preferred. TOUNG, STRON worx by -he da er.ck st., cor. Hayes. handy with tool D — FIRST- CLASS Walst hand wou'd lse o gogements by day week: city oF couutry. SEIRT AND | WANTED BY ) Swede us teamster or driver of any kind: ca1 1 acquainted in the city. azre/ment Company “whereby his forded . the-same . privileges, rights and rates for through™ business to the that are now.enjoyed by the Pacific Mail the Occidintal and Orienial steam~ ship compunie handie 1 to 4 horses: w Adaress G. ., box 62, Call Ofice. EDUCATED A position as ccmpanion to aiady or elder, . gentemsn. Address W. B. B, kox 59, stands the care o pluin serdening: with ref-rence 1., box 157, Ca'l OMfic: OACHMAN: COMPFritaT, 51 careful dr ver: busiuess in a1 its branche ing young horses. Coachman, box €0, U Jioranca.: dosiren poniion. | MDPLE-AGED GERMAN WOMA OTHER AND DAUGHTE. DESLiE Pu! tion in country as housekeepers. Address T H.. box 31, Cail {flice. S L ARRIVALS.- PALACE HOTEL J D Hilliard, Baston W B Buckmuster, boston E'S Campoe.l, C'R Liovd. Berkele. 1: JicCreery, Burlingame I D séhuier, 0s Ang W 0 kuss I, Hartfora thoroughiy understands his experien:ed WISHES SITUA IO X coosing and downstairs work. Call 318 Jessie , bew. Fourth and Fif.h. C Stein, Chicazo ¥ H Mas.n, Bosion A W Joties, N Y Mrs A W.Jongs, N Y ELIAGLE SOBER MAN WANTS WOKK IN ; understands gardeing, horse: milking and geueral work: good references; coun- Address L. F., 861 Marked st., city. 10SITION IN T WOMAN WISHES SITUATION 10 do general housework in A merican fami y £001 <00k Please call 169 Uciavia st. No pos: tals answered. privaie famil; try preferred. OUNG GEKMAN private p.ace to take care of horses, cows and" good reterences Address JAN(FD—FOR A YOUNG Diace to do housework snd assist with cbil- cail 36 Chesley st off U S leniingway, Mass lowa J C Wo dwird, p Phiiade phis A Y éringlon, Carson 3rs PBirown. Uhicugo Mrs k3 Val, Chicago Drury Melon Henry Graef, WG Albersion, Tahiil Mrs 1) B Cox_Hoston Miss J Cox, Boston 38 ~-yier, Boston A H Hech man, Sac G More, Boston W McCliniock, Detiver ¥ C.Wright, Boston W B Jojes, Boston M N Walte, N Y Mariaa Herron, Buffalo ‘me Schacter, Buftalo 1 Kobayoski, Jayaa arden: smu | wages G. G., box 44, dren: sieep home. Harrison, bet. seveati an i Kighth. NG MARRIED WOMAN WOULD LIKE (0 do housekeepiag In_daytime for awidower box 44, Cali Oftice. k J Fieid, Moterey Nr A K Lidh G P Brown, Chicaxo M G isrows, Chiago Miss Fail, Ch crgo J ¥ Foraxer, Yreka 7 MU LeUMERY, pen untl 9:30° o'clock: 1be Call: subscriptions and want ads. taken. AN USEDTO CARPENTER TOOLS AND horses wants steady job; country preierred. Handy, 217 1hird st 7 OUNG MAN, aG 17, WOULD LIKE POSI- t.on to work about restaurant ot in_a _private references. Address K. A/, box 21, Call. RE>PECTABLE BOY WI-HES TO work on a ranch; small wages. 1519 Pine sk TEWARD OR COOK IN try: best of references. F. W. 1 REFERENC grtic fiul-grower and farmer desires man- AE-meat OF care of orchaid oF furm. Address In- dustr., box 142, branch oftice of Address B. B. OMPETENT GIRL WA for general honsework. si., bet. Mission aud Howard. FINED ACCOMPLISHED YOUNG dow ‘desires » % ¥ L Davis, Boston - Miss Cox, Boston. Mrs Rayler, Boston G W Durbrow, Boston R Graham, Los Ang Leopold More, Bosion Mry £ Wright, Boston G H Cross, Boston © VD Binck, Salinas Mrs H Herron, Buftato Tda Herron, Buftaio Mrs schmidt, Buffalo C M Berenegan, ~.Y RAYMOND AN WF Wieox & w, M Call 227 Fourteenth housexeeper or compauion. POSITION TO DO X general houseworx and cooking. Call from 10 10 3 at 845 Mission st. GIKL WISHES JTRONG AUSTRIAN GIRL WISHES A Dlace for geueral housework and plalu cooke Apply 163 L'ehama st., upsta.rs. = PRACTICAL. XD WHITCOMB EXCURSJON PABTY. G W Bremer & ‘eichard & w, 2iss H A Chids, MissT P Sinn, WANTS PLACE will work by theday it ve TO TAKE CARE Miss G Bremer MrsJ k-Chulds, Mrs S A Sinn, Miss K F Forgas, Miss M Turner, Miss kmily “oren, AreCG Keyes. irs J W-Roexwell, W K Stearns & w, X W Shatuck & W, O 1i Housion Mrs i C Drevw, Mrs 1, M Jones, Mrs V M Waiters, 2633 Posi st. WANTED BY cOok, Uerman: steady and reliable: restaurant Address C., box 9, Call flice. ICE OF THE COMPETENT DeSIRES POSIIION A8 Call' 1204 Ed y st, room 7. or lunchihouse. housekeeper. Mrs C W Wooaman, Mrs M J Heas Mrs L A Humber, 3w Hortill & w. D Houghton, - - —BRANCH OF; KESSMAKER, PERFE: Subscriptions and want ads taken. worker, will g0 out by day at $1. IN WINE AND compeent maz. TOUNG WOMAN mending at home. OUNG GIRL WISHES SECOND WOKK OR assist wicn housework: wages $15. box 4, Call « flice. DESIRES SEWING AND by thorough! W. OLSSOXN, 123 Fell st Cail or adaress ¥ Brs H Hentz, POSITION ~ AS Drofler or second ook, hotel or restaurant. M. G., box 5%, Call Office. Miss P Bright. XPERIENCED LADY DESIRE: as companion and nurse wich Invalid or chi- t.ernoons. 1630 Kddy, GRAND HOTEL. G MAN WAL Lev T J Lacey, B-ooklyn 3 K Ruticdge, 1, Oakiand W A Teiculll, Berkeley Jiiss + haw. Kos.on sou, Los Ang ~ & K Hopkins. Cicago ier & 1m, L Ang Mrs R A Grace, N X > POSITION IN COUN- try; undersiands care of horsrs and can milk Address J. M., box 136, Call T L Dickens & w1, Cal edical references; near Steiner. JITUATION WANTAD BY YOUNG SWEDE: nd gardening: gIve K00d reference: 3 yearsiu iast piace. J. NELSON, 629 Stevenson sz ADY WISHES TO TAKE CHAKRG ing house or chamberwork. nds horses, cow ANTED—BY AN EXPERIEN b ace Lo do genersl licusework: good cooa ce laundress. Address or call 25014 Aiuna st UNTRY WISHES sewing and mending. 21 Mission S, room i «ail after 12. CED GIRL, T G-Owens, Nan Jose R F Middlecoff, Sulinas & regory, Jackson W B Thompson & w, Xr Van ¥.ee W A Hateh, Cal eene, Wash, D C ¥ Cru H T Nichuison, Brookln C M Morse, Brooklyn R E Walls & w?, lowa, J'C Friteh, xin i C A Damon, 1renion J K D Staliivgs, For.iand C Gurues, Uakland E L Withoit, Stockton D W Johnston, b H M Green, Chicago ¥ B Speakman & Wi, Cal <_Sewal . Los \neles eed & wr, Ca | al C'S Eowan & w, St John MAKKKT ST.—BRANCH OFFICKE OF THE Cari: want ads and subscriptions tuken. IRST-CLASS CUTTER W nent siiuatio house in this city. s A PERMA- can tske lusiness 1o & €ood TOUNG LADY i ner, At gels Camp TOUNG GIRL W.THR . FEKENCES WISHES {on 10 40 general housework and cookiog #15. 6181 Linden ave. LADY WISHES SITUA- 9 a0 secund work: s neat wages $:0 10 $25. G.,box b, | APANESE COUK tamily, hotel or boarling Address Y. H. T., box 61, Call Uffior. | S WOUK, CITY Ox COU Address A. i, this of- NI T.>eb'r, lowa SIIUATION, Miss ¥ B Carpenter, Ohlo in smail family OUNG AMEKRICA tion in good famii d inaustrious; Cull Office, Ouxland. UICHER WA, A Haines, Madison nLoma W Bruce CG Halies, Los Ang CUSMOPOLITAN HUTEL. Pomona E G Woodard, Chico A Asbeex, Napa ding, Peialuma ice, box 134. TTUATION WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS [t let and batler: city or : would take second in good family. Coachman, box 31, Call Office. BANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH st.—Want ads and subscriptions taken. 1.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subscriptions and wans ads W Schlitenver, TERMAN WOMAN WISHES TO 60 OUT TO 5 & work by the day washing and cleanng. 54655 M Arrons, Pétdluma T Sheehan & wife, Cal M Macy, Vick bug K Gannanmara, I'a Mr Nokul, Santa Rosa P Durkin, Washington €W Clough, Chico M L Geililck, Xevad; H Irva u, Denver WOULD LIKE PL.IN washing to take home. AddressJ. W J Smith, 8an Jose W Colitns & ‘w, N Hope Mrs M Geibick. Nevada Miss'G Geibick, Nevada W L Morzan, Wiscocain T Beck, Cliicago P Buines, Pa TONS AND WAN1ADS FOR THE CALL taken ai branca oftice, 539 Hayes s&; open utti 8:80 o'clock. Beck, Chicago J E-Pierson, JISUATION WANTED Cail or address 1 GUOD GERMAN FEMALE HELP WANTED. 14 Glibers st. ; AITRESS A D DOCHAMBERWORK, $18 waitress and do chamberwork, cook, $4a week: cook, $20: girl to wait some, $12 and room: waitress, restuurant, $15 and room; xirl tor Berkele; boarding-house, $12 and room 320 and room; ‘waliress. 84 » weok: waitress, $.4 week. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. BERKELEY, 815: $15: girl for sewl: Sacramento, . 815, 0 cooking: Niueteenth st., $16: girl. Ashbur:- young gir.s, 88, $10 and §1. et MANTIN'S, 749 Market st. —SITUATION AS BOOKKEEPER | or stenographer by competent young lady of | experience: small sa ary 10 begingwiih expe:ted. Address Stenographer, box B, Call Office. S Snell, Laulsviile F G Crist, U SN C.F Packham, N Y 5 White; Del Monte W S Raer. N Y ¥, F Swinton, Omaba R C Israel, « hicagzo C ¥ Hayward, Poiia © Williams. Vallejo C Blum, Woodiand C Hillard. Los Ang H Milis, Denyer J Urbat, Phila F B Walers, 5t 1 ouls J C Crooks, Haywards B Mopell, Portiani CE OF THE waliress, country, ~ubscriptions and want ads taken. FOUNG PAKISIAN WIDOW DESIRES P) manent place as or widower's Rooms 10-11, 122 Post st RL, OAKLAND; T, $16; girl, middi-agid woman. giri, Valleo $15: irl, Gold 'n_Gate giri, Websie F Grffith, Los Ang Miss W atts, Butte B Green, N Y . no otjection WESTERN HOTEL. Mrs Holliogsworth, Cal W Leland, Ohio k4 Chapman, Mass ¥ Dodge, Eosion o0s Aug A K Benson, Cripple Crk g 3 Smilh, Nebr RELIADLE J sires a piaceto 4o work by the dav, in pri famiiy. §1 per day .aud carfare. WOMAN DE. T M Trezer, Los Ang R Corder, Obio 114 Fourth at, J E Wentlsth, Chicago M Haley & w ¥ L *ullivan, N C L Baker, N ¥ Th Claussene, Sausalito J D Ritcnle, S M Jures & w, Sacto Mrs W Jume: M MeW halen, Cal TANTED—BY AN ART:ST, A YOUNGGIRL years of age ay Kiours and good pay. Appiy at 11 o'clock at 1200 SITUATION general housework i small 760 Folsom st. £ LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF 33 Mylar, I. Angeles . O CALL. Subscriptions and want ads t e MAN WOMAN AS HOUSEKEEPER IN fambiy of 2. Call emtly, MARTIN'S, 749 Mar ADY THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED IN IRL TO AS~IST IN HOUSEWORK: SLEEP st home. Call 1228 McAllister st , in morning. JPIRST-CLASS OPERATOR: SINGLE Ma- Chines: electric power: hi.h wages. 1388 Mrkt W AL TED—EXPERIENCED APPRENTICE on custom coats. 410 Kearny st., roum 32 N APPRENTICEZ WANTED TO LEARN dressniaking. 1203 Murket st., room 5. JSERGETIC WoMAN, PARINEL IN LIN. inc-room: no capital required. 47034 Seventh roow 28, Oakland. WANIEO—A NEAT YOURG GEEMAN OR Swedish giri; must speak English. 215 Steu- arcst W ANTED—GIRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT housework for good home in Berkeiey. Ad- dress Home, box 19, Call Cffice. ECRUITS WANTED FQR THE U. 8 MA- Tine Corps, U. & Nuvy—Abie-bodled unmar: Tied men beiween the ages of 21 and 30 yeary Who are citizens of the United or those Who have ieguily ueclared ihelr intention to be- come huch: mus: be of good character an | habity and able 10 speak, read and writs English aud be between b feet 5 inches nod 6 feet in_beighy. Foe further information apply a¢ the Recruiting eflics, 20 Kilis st.. Sun Francisco, Cal. VW ANTED—AN IDEa: WHO CAN THINK of some simple thing to patent? ) rotect your idess: hev may bring you weaith. Writ> JOILN WEDDERBURN & €O, Dept. L, Patent atter- neys. Washington, D. C.. tor their $1800 prize cifer and new Jist of 1000 inventions wanteds JLCHO HOU=r. Busiy M KEb o SC—aouMs 20c, 26¢ 10 80¢ nigni: & 10 32 weex. 3 TPl AGNE BoUse 6ol WAKKET ST RE- ow Kixth. 1or a room: iich might: $1 A week. N OR GIRL t0assist. ight housework. 310 Goiden Gate ave, = F TUUNG GIRL WANTED FOR LIGHT housework: sieep home. 1410 Buchanan. WARXTED ~ OPERATORS ON GENTS' White shiris. 531 Valencia st. WANIED: YOUK SHOK~ = WE REPATR sh0<s up t0 8 0'clock every Dight: those work- 1ug through the day can have their shoes repaired ‘night while y0u wall: lndies’ soiing, 35c7 men's scllng. 50c: " fine shoes made (o order trom $2 up: we huve a [0t df shoes been dumaged 1y waier at Jess tuan_ one-four.h their vaiue, from 750 up to -$250. 562 Mission st, bet. First and Seco 1d. MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICKE OF THE CALL: want ads and subscriptions taken. JE_OF THE ad. taken. 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFEL CALL: subscriptions and was ] ATESTSKikis, STYLISH JACKETS, PER: i fect-fitting waist patterds cut fo order, .25c: wanted, iadies to learn che MeDowell Lressmak- ing and Mililuery Scuodl, 103 Post at. FLYNN'S DRESSMAKING AND. CUTTING Academy. 14 McAllister st.: $1a week. | OST CONVENIENT AND BESPECTABLE; Winchester Hous», 44 Tbird st near Market 200 rooms: 25¢ o $1 50 per night: $1 60 to $3. Per week: free 'bus and baggage 0 and from ferry. F. DRESS-CUTTING SCHO'L—FRENCH - talloring taught; $1 week. 916 Marxet, . 54. MALE HELP WANTED. TANTED—rOREMAN FOR MINE, 83 DAY and board: 4 first-class quartz miners, $3 day: 4 quartz miners. $2 aud beard; § quertz miners, $250 day: 2 tool-sharpeners and miners, $3day: fi eman and run hoist, $1 8 day ai.d board; quartz mii man. Apply to J. F. CROSETT .& CO., 628 Sacramento st. W ANTED—10 SHINGLE-BOLT MAKERS, $1 40 and 82 & cord: 4 woodchoppers §1 25 u i milker ani b tiei-maker, $25:-farmers, $15 aud §20; orchardist and others Apply (o J. CROSEIT & 0, 628 sacramen o st D BUTLER, [ ANTED — ENGLISH SkCO. A T & CO., 628 ¥30and found. J. F. CROSE] H OR SWISS FRY COOK, COUNTRY $55 and free fare: fry cook, country hotel, $55; broiler, country hotel. $35: coox, country restaur.nt.” $40: broiler, restaurant, $35 1o 401 sho:t order cool 240. C. R, HAN- SEN & CO., 110 Geary st JARDENER AND FLORIST FOR A stitution, country, $35, (oard and washing must have refereaces. C. R HANSEN & (0., 110 Geary st 0OK AND WIFE; WIFE TO WAIT ON table: neur city: $50: sce pariy here. C. K. HANSEN & C0., 110 Geary st. ~FARMER WHO see boss here: 3 Lea sters, city; 6 tarniers; 2 milkers; woodchoppers: tlor for’ s gintleman's yichi' MUKRAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634-656 Clay st “YAIIERS, COORS, DISHWASH & RS, SHOE- maker, foremun for & g1ain ranch. and other places. % URRAY & READY, Leadl:g Employ- ment Agents, 634-636 Clay st. = . ANTED—ENGINEER FOR'LARGE VINE- yard company: must also understand run- niog smal! electric plant; single man; $50 to $60 a month: references required. Apply lu person onlyto W. D. EWER & CO., 626 Ciay st. B PROILEE 840; POTWASHER, 87 A WLEK: walier, $8 & we-k: Kitchen heiper, $10 Toom; lunch a0d dinner waiter, #:0: night cook, 6 a week: waiter, $15 and room; eiderly man who can cook some:’ wailer, $25and room. MAR- TIN'S, 749 Market st. MILKER, 0. MARTIN'S, 748 MAKKET street. )1.67_10 TAKE CHARGE OF DAIRY (creamery) MARTIN'S 740 M ree: st D BOOTBLACK: RANCHHAND, ARIIN'S, 749 Market st. EEK. MARTIN'S, 749 PoKTERa $10. etc. JREAND-BOY, $1 A Marxet sie e/ NAATH SIL.—BRANCH OFFICE OF 167 dis"Cars: avacription and waas ads taken. 1760 MORE PAIR MEN'S SHOES, BEEN damaged by water, at less thun one-fpurth ‘their value. from 75 up to $2 5U. 562 Missiou st., bet. First and Second. BUSINESS CHANCES. $300, s4aox. WK £ Liv business; make offer. WILK., 7% D SORNEK SALUON; KSTABLISHED B300. S e bock norh ot arket ai. to Exiaminer offica: & genuine bargiin; act- fx‘n \"ll‘:l" $1000. WILKE, 783 Market ~t. ~00) 8AL00 FT00 Zaiy ' ed op in P15 16n% lonae: nacrificed : ownier accepied Gover, ment psition; investigate. WILIE, 783 Marke 2G-ROOMS, ing good Niarce st. SE () SALOON IN ( HOICEST BUSINESS RTH0. foxiion: exnbiishert 20 years: 1 bl- A o it piace, WTLKE. 83 Marel st $1200. EEOI, POULTRY AND GAME business in busiest lo-ation iu ine city: established 15 years; 2 rorses and wagong cons:antly 1unning; has an excens Ve cash busk ness. .~ LES~, 082 Marketgt SALOON DUWNTOW 3 : NICE FIX F300. SriWocih doub e the amount askrd: & livicgroms ani kitchens good piace. A. S LES, 1032 Market s _ & 3 CO. GRUCKR .Y ANL Bak Ly dnin $650. Vet Vadion: - iving - rooms: cheap rent: -old-established place: sieady cash trade. A. > LESS, 1082 Market st q CORNER GROCKRY AND BAR IN -§600 . ane of the best locations north of Mi- reqms: rent onlv $-§; water : owner selling . A. 8. LESS, Kat st.: elegant ivi free: bears Lho1ough investiEatio: on account of busiuess In the Ea: 1032 sarket st ], SIMUs WaNus 10 Mo 40 o » e beer or wine be: best frew Junch. 643 Ulay' ANTED_SINGLA KUOMS, 100 A DAY: 3L wee: rooms for 2, 200 u day. S 60 s weex; reading-room: daily papers. 6 Clay s FFE! OON, OYSTER AND .CHOP uas oppoviie Inke raliroud depots posiiively clesring $:00 to $:50 per month: & living-rooms connected: furniturc inc uded: present Qwier thers 4 yeurs: bears thorough' investigation. A. S. LESS 1082 Maraet st . . R0 160 L0 §5¢ PEK SIGHT; 50070 §1 60 ver week. Orlental, 226 Drumm st. j ANTED.TOCOLLECT WASES DUE LABOR- ersaclerks KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. W INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST. NR. Markot: 200" rooms, 3¢ a night: reading- room: iree bue and ha-eace 10 and TOm the wrrv. TATIONERY, SCHOOL. SUPPLIES, LAUN- dry office and cigar atore in_choicest portion ot Western Addition; well stockea; 4 nice living. rooms; rent only $20; paying busifess. A. S LEss, 1032 Market st. g I OHEST CASH PEICES PAID FOR FURNT ture, restaurant, saloon fxtures and grocecr stogks: STENBERG, 652 Market: tel. main 1043, AGENTS WANTED. cOS() SALOON AND LUNCHHOUSE: $250. 0100 aust: STuxBRRG, 632 Marks TS—BRYAN'S BOOK, * Apply or address’ for territory F : manazer subscription department. TH E WHITAKER & RAY COMPANY. 7 FURNISHED HOUSES WANTED." W ANTED TO RENT—a FINELY AND COM- tely furnisned and well located house, from 10 t0 12 rooms, In Presidio Heights district, to & small famiy: paities perfectlv responsible. For particulars apply to BOVEE, TOY & SONNTAG. ontgomery at. BOARDING WANTED. W ANIED—2 ACTIVE MEN WICH ~MALL amount of capital. to travel or keep books fof |. manufacturiox and jobbing concern; reference. STENBERG, 652 Murket st = 545 BEANCH BAKENKY, NOTIONS, . iiving-rooms. STENBERG, 632 Mark«t ®55(). BKANCH BAKERY, DRY -GOODS DIOV. and no tons, just outside of elty: big stock; low rent: living-rooms: must be sold on account of departure. STENBEKG & CO., 682 Market st $300, BARBERS, ATTENTION — FINE D OUY. sand: Market: 4 chairs: run by owner 10 years; chance for 2 men. HEALY, 917 Market. MECHANIC WANTS BOARD IN FAMILY 0f poor pepple where there is no_style wnaj- ever: will pay 85 per week. M. box 19, Call. PROPERTY WANTED. [ANTED—SMALL RANCH, PARTLY. IM- proved: convenient to city: must be cheap. Addess W.'S., box 160. Call Office. 35(). SALOON : OLI-E-TABLISHED OU). piace: best location in tha city: ower 18 there 3 v ears: alo 4 rooms, inciuding farniture. kitchen, 2 store Tooms: A fine yard; must be 50 d this we'k: owner has other busiréss in the coun- try. loquire 265 ‘1hird st. J. LEMILLE. LD-ESTABLISHED RESTAURANT, SUIT- #ble for man and wife. siuat d In xood looa- tion; cheap rent: $25 a day: trial will be given; reason, death In the family. 985 Third st. WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS. JBUILDINGS BOUGIT: LUMBLE SASHES doors, mantels. etc., for enle. 1168 Mission s SELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW- 1 ity 10 A, KLELN. 109 Sixth st send posta. NE OF THE FINEST OPPORTUNITIES IN this city for a party who wili 1nvest $1000 in mavufacturing business. Particulars 539 Califor- nia st. PARINER WANTED WITH $150; WILL pey $150 per month to each. Call from 10 to 2 a1 14214 Sixth st., room 6. EDUCATIONAL. NDERSON'S ACADEMY AND, SCHOOL OF Muthematios: puplls prepared iu day and evening ciasses and by private lessons for Calior- Dis and Stanford universiies: teachers,’ marine eers’ and civil service examinations: special €V’ classes; matbematics, mechanical drawing: high gchoot puplis coached. R., 402 Parrot: bldg. SCHOOL OF EHYSICAL CULTURE AND Elocution, 1215 Octavia st, *an_Francisco. MISS ELIZA MACKINTOSH, pupll of Professor G. W. Baynham, Glasgow, Scotland; and graduate of tha, School of [Oralory, Philadelphia, Pa. teacher. Office days, Friday P. M, Satarday A. i EALD'S BUSINESS COLLKGE, 24 POST— Bookkeeping, business practice. shorthand, yping. telegraphy. languages, English brauches «lectrical engineering: 2 teachers: 15,000 gradu: sies; day and evening sessions; catalogue. YRES, THE LEADING COLLEGE, 823 ) Montgomery st.: individusl instructioa 1a fborthand, typine. booKikeeping. telegraphy, ot : life scholarship 830: low rates Der week and mo. ONE-T. ENERGETIC PARINER IN PORK and sausage store: tend store or drive horse nd wagon: experience not required: small capi- 1041 Vairncia ai. t ‘§100. BESTAURANT: FATR BUSI <¥8s; - 1 furnished room; good ‘location; no oppogition. J. A., €all Office. RANCH BAKERY, CANDY AND NOTIONS: 1iving rooms: -doiny & good business; bargaln: Darty going East. Apply Call Office. 750, WELLEANING RESTAURANT: s . tabiished 16 wears: neatly Hted un: ash reglster: everything complefe. Inquire Ca'l ARPENTER-SHOP, OL) EST BList:D, for sale for stock value 325 Golden Gu.s aVe, bet. Hyde an: Larin, JOR SALE—PAPER ROUTE, NEWS AND I stationery business. Addiess box> zU34, Ane Eels Catap, Cal. WANIED — PARIN:R: WELL- »aY1> business; tend store; $100 required. Apply 228 Fourth ai. 3 : W ANT£D—FRENCH COOK, COUNTEY, 565: cook. lunchhouse, $40: butler, 830: carpen- ter. German barkeeper; waiters, etc. ANDR1'S, 308 Stockton st. 7 ANTED—BUTLER: NICE PRIVATE FA M- ily i cliy; must be middie-aged man: refer- ences required. W.D. EWER & CU., 626 Ciny. UTLER, $80, MISS CULLEN, 323 SUTTER sireet. 3 Pufim-u-: LES~ONS AND CLASSES: SHORT- hand, typowriting, kngilsh brdnches. Hoom 32, Donohoe building. : 65] MISSION —8iLOON axD 5 LIVING D1 rooms; dotug good business: cheap: good reasons. - < 1,SS0%= I ECOCUTION: DrissmrE, 4 voice and physical cuiture at P pit’s residence; 85 a moath. Address L. K., box 71, Call Otfice. KB BETAGRANT. BLEGANTLY eIT: o . ted; 206 McAliister. ApolyD. McRAr, 827 Missjon. ELASCO'S LY CEUM SCHUOOL OF ACTING— Frivate theatricals arranged: pupils rehearsed on stage. R. b and 12, 1.0.0.E. block, 7th and" MKkt DARTNER FOR WELLPAYING RESTAU- rani; trial given: please invesligaie. 255 Thirast. 3 . ) e VW ANIED-2 GENTLEMEN OF GOOD AT pearance ior collecting, eic.: can work into a steady saiaried position: references and bonds. Room 17, Donokoé building. Market and Taylor. 4 corset depart £, K., 1008 Larki ent wishes posi fon in between rost and Suicer. et OR SWEDISH GIRL: FRANCISCO ® ave; $18. MARTIN BURINESS OFFICE of the San Franciseo CALT— | = 710 Market- street, open until 12 v'ciock every Dignt'in the yem BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, | corer Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. £39 Hayes street. open until 930 o'clock. 815 {arkin street: open uatil 9:30 o'vlock. lou streets; open .. 749 M arket st. SUBSCRIPT! o taken at Branch Oflice, west corner Sixieentn and Mission ss. X TIN'S, 749 Market st. VERMAN GIRI, PACIFIC AVE., 820, TIN'S, 749 Market st. RENCH LADY of chiluren, to board Twenty-ninth st, Mission. WISH. 8 TO SAKE CARE | or raise a baby. ERMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN GIRL, 8 IN T family, #20. MARTIN'S, 748 Market 5 { ERMAN GIRLCOUK: HOWARD ST.; $20. . 749 Market st. \WEDISH GIKL WANTS WORK; GE bousework: experienced. Address or call 371 until § o'clock. B 2618 Mission street: open untll 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth strect 1505 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clock. corner Tweniy-second and Kentucky strects: opep till 9 o'elock. £ JALESLADY WISHES P(SIITON IN Si0RE or work in an office; reference. IRL, BUCHANAN ST.; $25. MARTIN'S, 749 Market. ERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL: WASHING- tonsi.: §25. MARTIN'S, 749 Market. - TOUNG GIRL (FINLAND) WISHES SITU- tion to do gene: betn at., near 4 hird and P JTRONG BOY .TO LEARN CARRIAGE L biacksmicning: one with experience preferred 50 Lo learn to work on fire. 820 Hargison. VY ANTED—3 STEADY MEN FOR COU bosltions: mn 9 Geary at.. room TRY L have 0 expense money. JHOEMAKER WANTED FOR REPAIRING. Appiy 1426 Howard st. AILOKS FOR HONOLULU AND -NEW Yorc. Call9a. M, 904 Kearny st, upstairs. 00D STRONG BOY, AGED 16,AT 18 AND 20 Battery st JOBER, INDUSTRIOUS MAN OF FAMILY to take charge of business; smail security. Cell 913%g Market st. £ riday or aturday. J,EQ COOPER. SCHOOL OF ACIING AND 4 Opera, Pantomime and Acting; diudy of reper- tire aud vocal music. 514 Geary st {NGINEERING SCHOOL; MECH., ELECY clvil. mining sorvey, assay, archit. X ray taught; es 1864 A. VAN DER NATLLEN,938 Mkt ANJO TAUGHT TO BEGINNERS, 26 CENTS per lesson. Zddress A., box 76, Call Office. MANDOLIN, GUITAR— AMATEUK PLAY- AW ers t0join club. PROE. MERKI, 225 Geary. JACRIFICE—CANDY AND ICE ° CREAM store; will trade for lot. 403-Jones st Y UNG WIDOW WANTS A GENTLENAN partner; smalkcapital.” Room 8, 207 Post st. fl;%'o WELL-PAVING .SALOON, _AC D01, count of ‘sickness; rent #60. “Iriquire t 650 Clay st. 3 UST BE SOLD: HOME BAKERY: GOOD ‘trade and location; 3 living-rooms; parties going East, 1008 Hyde st. B TANO, GERM AN, 76c; PUPIL LEIPSICCON- servatory and Germar High School. 110 31 yde st ALOON FOR SALE AT YOUR OWN PRICE; first come gets snap. Cai! 911 Folsom st. A MY J. DEAS, 405 McALLISTER—VOICE culture.plano: pri.les. §2 ht., vocal classes$1 mo. 0 LET—GROCERY-STORF, WITH FIX- tures. SW. coruer Post and Hyde sts: * QUKKPNG, WRIING, ARITHMTC, GRAME, day & night: no ciasses; $6 montn. ¥45 Mission 'RESTA 'RANT, 375. CALL AT 1405° CALI- fornia st near Hydc.- Sige JINGING; PIANU: PAKIS GRADUATE; French, German languages: $2 mo. 109 Taylor. CHUECH NOTICES, DIVINE SERVICES THIS EVENING at the Tempie Emanu-El: CHAMBERMAIDS, COUNTRY HOTEL, $20: 4 waitresses. ccuutry hotels. $20: 2 waltresses, aame place, soutn, $20: waitress. restauraat, city, 315 aud room: chamberwork, sicep At home: 3 waltrasses, Insiitution. near city, private family. ci:v, work, country. $20: ranch ccol housewor:, elt &CO0, 110'Gears - N — SUBSCKLPTIONS want ads taken for THE CALL. JITUATION WANTE quiet famlly: is gcod cook. commence at Voorsanzer will ¢ive the lec- ture; subj ct, “The Virturs, Vices and Eocentrici- ties of Frother Jona'han.” BY GUOD GIRL IN Call 1205 Laguna. TEEMAN GIRL WANTS A 15 a £00d cool ‘din Late ave. PEaE o 3 7:45. o'c'ock. #20 and $28: 4 gl Everybody Invited. $15 ‘and $20. . ko 1 will do some house PIEHWASHER AT 407 MASON ST.; CALL af.er 9 o'clock. G ULTAR. MANDOLIN BIANG AND VOCan lessons. 33 mo. Mary Westhaus, 59 Fifth MAY,AND WIFE To TAKE CHARGE OF dinine-room. bo.rding-nouse: rent out in board. 921 Broadway, Osklard. UBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR THE CALL takeh at branch uitice, 539 Hayes i oren util §:30 o'clock. & e —————————————— AVE SEVERAL RICH GOLD QUARTZ claims near Ralisburg, and would .ike part- ner with caplial to help ‘devejop for,an interest, 1657 Seventh st., Oakland. g B JOR SALE—A GENERAL, BLACKSMITH " and horseshoelng shop, doing a businessof §500 monthly, at & bargain: lease, g0od will, eic. ~Ape DLy €0 JOSEPH J. MASON, Berkeley siation. EN'S FUXNISHING GOODS BOY AT LUBIN’S. 611 Monigomery. Call from 2 10 5. LOST: S L L NHAMPBERMAID: ASSIST WAITING: = J 161: $20: see par 5 here early. J. &, CROSKT I &CO., 316 Sutter st. sS AND PARLOR MalD, $26: 2 ¥ rotestant second giris, 820 and $25: 4 cooks, German st-le, $20, $30 and §36: 2 German and £20: laundress and c hambermaid, 8:5. ana_girls’ for cooking and housework. J. ¥, 'T & CO.. 816 Sutier st. JXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY TEBDA BURNA - LODGE charge of lodging-house; no triflers. £20 Bush THIS (FRIDAY) EVENI GEO. J. HOBE, Secretary. Stated meeting NG, April 2. a8 OUNG WOMAN WISHES PLACE TO DO Iight hous +wor: a g00a Co0k ; city or Onkland: washingion st., Oakland. wages $12 1o $15. French nurses, NTED_BY COMPETENT YOUNG GIRL, eneral house'sork and cooking, $:0. ., 100 Halght i YERBA YUENA CHAP- Croix—Meeting THI> 3 Aprl 2, 8t 7:30 o'Clock. J. HOBY, Secretary. S, CUUNTRY HOTEL, $20; WAIT- place, near city, $15; woman on ranch, near city, $15. and others, & READY'S, Leading Employment Agonts, 684 and 6 8 Clay st. LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL. " Subscriptions and want ads taken. NEAR MIS- t MURRA Y SIXTEENTH branch _ofice of scriptions and want ads taken. ITUATION WANTED BY American wom KEGULAR MEETING the Caledonla Club TH I~ EVEN- aL 8 o'clock, Inscr NURSE, 82! SECOND GIRL. 8 housework girls, city and_country, $20 8 youna gir s, assist, $10 to $15. AISS ish Hall, 111 EILL, Chiet. 1 On & ranch; is a good cook W ANTED—A GOOD BARBER. 1091 HOW- ard st s W ASTED — FIRST. CLASS ~ CARRIAGE. suriper. Call Maud § Stabies, cor. Plerce and Eddy sts PAKTY WITH 8300 Tu LOAN CAN HAVE steady sl.uation. J. C, box 107, Call, OST—FEBRUARY 15, -ON 8 P. M. BOAT from cliy, top of fishing-red with agate in top. -Return to Call Oflice, Oakland, and receive reward. J3BANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH st: want ads and subscriptions taken. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE- VWANIED—MAN WITH 83 CAN MAKE some money to-day. 539 Cal fornia st. VW AYTED - SUNDAN. APRIL & 50 Ma. chinists, 100 ahlp-builders 1o see the great swimming match between the 3 crack doga of the city. Near Cap alu Thomsou’s, cor. Taylor and Bay sta. EAMEN FOR NEW YORK, HONOLULU and o'her ports. Shipping Agency. 10 Sieuart SC., upstairs. N g a0d baker. Addres 136 Fifth st.. near Howard. ATHOLIC HOUSEWORK GIRL, OAKLAND, £20: 2 housework girls, Alameda, $20 each: MISS CULLEN, 828 Suiter st NOTICES. THE FIRM OF ENOS & HE. WISHES PLACE AS housekeeper in Oakland for widower with | Belvedere, $20. YOATMAKERS WANTED., APPLY AT M A3t at the Stevenson.street entrance to CHARLES LYONE, 721 Earset st. £mall famiiy or bacheior. Address B., box ¥, Call Uthce, Oaklund. HOUSEKEEPEL, $20. ng changed hands MR. F. 5. i. CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. be connected with said firm on and after April 1 .as BARBERS—FOR KMPLOYMEN [ CALL SEG ¥.C. Barbers’ Assn. & FUCHS, 325 Grant ave. ITUATION WANTED IN CITY FOR PLAIN cooklug and housework: wages $20; Y.. box 12, Call Office, Onkland. A RESPECTABL! lon as working housekecper to a re experience and reference. he eucceeding firm, M. HENA! LHENAS and GEOR ERMAN SECOND_GIRI. $25; 2 GERMAN nurses. $25 each. MISS CULLLN, 323 Sutter. IRL FOR HOUSEWORK: SMALL FAMILY 3 California. 8., room 10, CO... comprising MAN U E. BOWEN, will continue the business. MANULEL HENAS, EORGE E. HOWEN, THEY SELL AL KINDS OF DEY between 3 and 4 Friday. FIR-T-CLASY BARBEES FURNISHED BY Loternational Unlon Free Empioyment Bureaq, 34 Fourth at. the Modrera. L Lu.s% Secretary. OURNEYMAN BAK kis & PLOYMENS secretary H. BERNARD, 102 ~evertn st $200 27 'ROOMS COMPLETELY FUR- Dy vished; must sell. SPECK & CO; 602 16 ROOMS AND BATH; FIFTH ST. $550 15 rooms: Six:h st., ciose to Market... ‘500 12 rooms, neatly furnished: easy terms. 450 48 rooms: corner, on Sutter st... eeee 2800 300 more houses on our list. 2 WILKE, 7¢3 Market. 94 ROOM~ ON MARKET ST. ... ® 830 14 rooms, only ... 250 0'Tooma: corner: new. 14 rooms on Sutter. . 7-:com house, on.y.. e g, 4. C. DECK i1, 7020 Market sc., opp. Fifth. MECHANICS LODGING-HOUSE ¥OR SALE cheap: owner going H. D.. Loaging-house, box 48, (GREAT BARGAIN-CORNKR HOUSE OF 11 furnished rooms: mus sell atonce. Inquire 1001 kclsom st. g0ds, _hosiery, fowels, .able covers, veiliugs. ete.. Foriy-fifth ave., near Poiut Lobos, dutro Hetghts. 17CA 1 ION WANTED BY o emumoiier: e AUNDRESS, $30. MI18S CULLEN, 333 SUT- ery cheap al Pioneer EAT, STRONG -CHiATR COMBINATION CUP CASE FOR sale. Inquire 13 Taylor st. Dry-goods store, 105 Fifth st. young Eastern girl .0 do general housewark or oKingS w 3 [ ANTED—GERMAN COOK. #35. cooking: wages §20; reference. Addre: Rersepil 910, AR O 32 girla for housewor< and ‘as-iti saicslady $4 8 week. LKON ANDRE, 808 Stoc.- "BAD TENANTS EJLCTED FOR #4: collections made: aty or_country. Collection Co.. 415 Mo LAKKIN—_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. TOMAN TO WORK BY THE DAY: §1 AND Addres; W. W., box 135, C: THE COUNTRY would like position as housekeeper. 120a Kdy, EKMAN COUK, 85; GERMAN, FRENCH cook. $35; German cook, $30. MRS. LAM- ERT, 306 Mason st. . FITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. UMBER OF GIRLS, awalting situations at MRS, HIRD' elephone Sutter 62. OMPETFNT SWEDISH SECUND .GIRL ALL NATIONATITIES, OUNG GIRL FOR OAKLAND, SEE LADY a: 30’ lock in office, $20. MKS. LAMBERT, 306 Mason st. T1IRACTIVE G LADY OF AMIA- ARBERS—GUOD 160SHOP FUR SALE. 1944 Market. 9526 PINION SIBRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subscripiions and wans ads taken. (GARDENER ON SHARES: FLORIST: grounds. plants. lodgings free; no money re- quired. 117 Powell at. 16!" NINTH SL. — BRANCH OFFICE OF s { 13 Cari:’ subscription aud wanc ads. taken. 1 <KOOM H.USE: INCOME OVER EX pentes, $49: 350: scknessy part -casa. 3., box 44, Call ofic.. FOR SALE-NEATLY FURNISHxD HOUSE of 11 toom3, e Inquire at 113 kddy FURNITURE FOR SALE. R SALE — FURNITURE FOR DINING and bed rooms and kitchen: portieres, curtains, es, dishes, stoves, carpe.s. etc.; everything rly' new: good order: very cheap for casir Call Suturuay, 10 A, M., DEXt d6or west from 1633 Market st. BrAcksuiin SHOP AND TOOLS; DOING good busiuess: satisfactory reasons-dor sell- ing: positive bargain: must be sold by April 8. JOHNSTON & CO., 872 Broad way, Oakland. (CHANCE FOR A GOOD LAUNDRYMAN TO, purchase a haud laundry: doing $20 week .y, For infor:uation luquire Auburn Hand Laundry. UTCHER-SHOP FOR SALE: $175; WEST- ern Addition: good reason {gr sejling. . T., box 71, Cail Office. s TORE AND 3 ROOM3 TO 1 £T; USED AS 0ld established bakery. 456 Sixth's. . JFIBSI-CLASS SALOOX OR CIGAR-STORE, or both: big bonanza. 500 klls. . (3QLDEN BUSINESS CHANCE FOR GEN- teman of clerical ability with $1000: quick acceptauce. Address C. J. HEY LEK, ~ao Jose. TOUNG ‘LADY FROM THE EAST.DESIRES gentieman partner: small capiial. 850 Market st.. room 3. 7OUNG WIDOW WANIS A GENTLEMAN puriniT; small capiial. Room 1, 106 Fourth. ALOON AND RESTAURANT: 4 LIVING T00ms: rent $35: lease; near carhouse. Ap ply J. A, FOSTER, cor. Sixih and Market sts. < CIGAKR a\DSTATIONERY STORE FI00. Gedring 806 $108 her moni swors st expenses, Inciuding rént for I'ving-rooms; good Jocation; & thorough iriai given beiore buying; uo acenis. .S, box 103, all Office. ., wc TATIONERY" STORE . WITH $2000. Soa ammor: i best rows tn waris ern part of ptate, for sale. Aduaress B., box 13 it Sitice: W HBOLE OR HALF INTEREST IN PAYING prinfing business: fine tyfe: cheap., 921 Mxt. 85(), DELICACY STORKON PRINCIFALL . ‘pusiness screet in Westerm, Adaliio €00d trade ana cheap rent: splendid chance ¢ man and wife. APpy W. Z, box 27, Call Oftice. D526 MISION = SUBsGRIETIONs anD 526 waus ada taken for TH CALL: with refirences desires a CROSETT & Cu.. 316 Sutierst. tuation. ~ J. F. ble disposition desires & position as Ly, or copylst. 130 Geary at., room 2, first TOUNG WOMAN IRLS OF ALL NATIONALITIES WANTED to Hil various positions. German Employ. ment office, 506 M EKRMAN EMPLOYM 806 MASON ST. XPERIENCED HOUSK- REFOLUTIONS ENGLOSSED. DIPLOMAS filled oot & all kinds of renwork. J. W. GRIF- FITH, Healds Business College, 24 Post st. main 5383, furnighes’ bes: help of all na- pesmanent position: prefers_iodzing-honse or widower's €Call 10 10-., room 182, 126 Fourth st. HAMBEKEMAID AND WAITRESS $20: 6 lrs for housework. MRS HIRD, 721 Eilis. 0MPETENT, EDUCATED, Drsition as man MIDDLE-AGED <ing housckeeper NVALID NURSE, ;L0 bers of house girls, 815 10 $20. ANTED—>ITUATION BY AN EASTERN 16 - utter st. widow, with _a child 6 years old, 33 house- bl JOR GOOD REPAIKING CALL AT CEN- tral Repairing Shoe Shop, 1584 Market st.. bet. Larkin and City Hall ave! or 749 Mission st.: large stock mew and second-hand shoes on sale: shoes made 0 order, auy style, $3 up. RIIIRING FroN “RETAIL BUsivEss: must ciose out stook In 50 days: brassel vet, "4ze "vald, “foor ollcloth. 3c: mating 5 YAR1: bedroom sels, 3 pleces. §9 00: 4o Liture outhi, 865" SHIKEK® & SHINGE. 135 Marce: at. Opp. Gran: ave. OUSKHOLD KANGES ARE THE H R e itas T Mk s mat:ing, 7o orlady’s companion: city or country: very m sical and would teach piane aud good home more an object than sal Address 0. K., box 12 OUNG LADY. QUIET AND INDUSTRIOUS, ires avork in hotel, for go0a housekeeper: herse fusefil. Cait 1010 8, %17 Grant ave, room 7, second floor. Keeper or ‘geiieral housework: good plaln cook; country preferred: €00d reierence given. address 276 1 hirteenth XPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPE like a position in widower's or bachelor's country preferred. Apply &8 Ninth ADY, UNDER 80, TO ASSIST IN LIGHT houseworx and can leara manicure. Cali after 11 o'clock 116 Tay or st. IRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK AND AS- 3 sist with cbiidren; near Mission. derly couple or as WILIDg to make sleep home: s.., room 17. IRL FOK GENERAL HOUSEWORK: ONE experienced, Call after 10 4. &, 11114 Golden AUNDEESS WAN 8 WABHING AT HOME or any kind of work out, or a few hoursevery day. Avpy M., 54644 Natoma st. INCHESTER 1OCSE, 44 ) HIRD ST, NR 81 50 per night. T week: convenient and respectabie: basgage 1o and from (ke ferry. JXPERIKNCEDNORTH GERMAN DESIRES U sicuation as laiy’s maid or for chamberwork wine: wuges $25; good Teferences. Audress M. W., box 133, Cuil. PPRENTICE FOR HAIRDRESSING. ERMAN WOMAN WISHrS SITUATION to do general honsework: good to $10 per month. no posials; ED OPERATORS ON und ladies’ waists. 1o Suiter st., 4th floor. HGTESTANT WOMAN: sleep hone: $10 moath. 115 ‘Layior st. N OLD LADY FOr LIGHT HUUSEWORK: 1217 Gre n st., call 2to 5. ANTED_ KL FOK GENENAL HOUSE:| BUpla thY SSINGLE KOOMS 15 20 AN work: wages $15. s pald. 6U4 —BRANCH OFFICE OF THE wan: ad. taken, EOUSEWosE; “ubscrintions s 7OUNG EASTERN LADY OF KXPERIENCE Wan!s a permanent posiiion as housekeeper in 10dging-house or widowe:'s Lome. Xoom o, 995 SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. HINESE & JAPANESE; EST'D 20 Y KA rts: }OUNG LADY DESIRES POSI- | Unelpiielmain 1997. BRAULEY & Cu..640 (lag 2828 5 orto cn.e for chil- 2828 Sutter at. a8 companio: 10 iady, TYLISH AND DUKABLE C LF SHOES made 10 order. $2 50: cheapest place in city for repairing and second-hand shoes. 59 Howard st ANTEU—MEN TO LEARN BARBER irade: hops. tocls. positions furnished: 8§ weeks required. 5. F. Barber Coilege, 13814 Eighth, INGLE RGOMS 10c AND 18c NIGHT, 600 and 76¢ w. . . Lindell House. Sixth and Howsd, W ANTrD_LABOKERS ANL MRCHANICS 10 know thaz Kd Roikin, Heno House proprie- tor. stlll rans Denver Houss, 217 Third st.: 154 Iarge rooms: 3¢ per night: 31 10 83 per week. JANT ADS AND SUBSCRIFTIONS FOR THE CALL ere taken ¢ Branch Uffice, souta- wes: corner Sixteenth and Mission sts. 100 253,10 TAKE LODOING AT 106 13a and 20c a night, incinding colfew aid Tous €24 Washington st.. near Kearav. i o pet nizht: ) Homah «ommeroic und Ledsatird e {URNITURE. STOVES, CAKPETS, COUN- P v, ANDERSON, 1121 Marker A% L 3 NEUMANN'S 117 SIXTH. FOR Jowest prices on household zoods; new o¢ Koo e mew: cas’ or on tim FURNITURE WANTED. EST PRICES FOR FURNITURE, MDSI eie. STREET & CRESWhLL Ancigneembi? Market st. rm.316. Houses bought in (heirentirety. F YOU WANT GUOD PRICKS FOR FURNE ture and merchanalss wee BUKD. 211 Larin PHOTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIES. e AN~ R "E;;.o_‘.(flrum :’; BY EVENING LAM oct: i CAR- other mera Co., 22 Gesrv st 1000 $A555. 31 o0 sHow cakDs, hrC | Tel. Black 141 NILL 2214 Geary st ITY KUUL& sun sdie AFFLY 1.3 oftice. e X CARPET CLEANING. ARPET-CLEANING, S0; LAYINGy Sc; RUG samples free: tel. Jessie O4d. Stratton, §8th. ARPETS CiEA new. J. McQUE b, KENOVATED LIKK 453 Sievenson, Tel, 8228 CALSTEAM CARPEL b ASING WORK *ans, moves. lays carpets. G, H. STEVEN Mgr, 85 and 40 Figi i ielephone South -:aa_* - W HEN Y0U BECOMEK DISGUSLED WITR poor work send 10 SPA ULDING'S Ploneer Car- pet-beating Works, 383-57 Y ehama st.; tel: So. &), DVANCE CARPET-CLEANING GO, Suiter; tel. Main 394, GEO. W4 LeOSE, prop JARPETS CLEANED & RENOVATED LIK Chew. S Tencnsia cocin o8 Mackiniosh & Gor WA LTS, reliable rarpet-cleaniug renoves, al - stlon works. 413 McAllister. el Joasio S35, MITCHELL CARERIS LEANING G J. Lol aL: cléaning Bo'n yard. Tel Mis 7L PHYSICIANS. ONKLIN'S CARPKL- BEATING WORKS 883 Golden Gate ave. Telephone acast 126 inderstands music: 1o objection 1o country. Addreas C. Y., tox 148, Call Oftice, AM KEE—CHINESE AND JA PEN ESE KMo ELIABLE GIRL FOK LI HO ‘ployment office. 51144 Buahsi., nz. Gran ave, = ik e work, 2 in tamily. 0 Fcurth st. OSEDALE, 321 ELLIS S1.—SINULE FUR- nished rooms, 20¢ (0 26¢ night, $1 to $1 50 wi. B C C O'DONNELL, 1206 MARKET, R D S0 S 20 AR s WERES NEWS FOR § CENTS A WEEKLY CALL In wraspes, Q:E-mnn:h.