The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 26, 1897, Page 12

12 A 3 I s THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1897 FREE MARKET Of N0 FREE MARKET? Harbor Commissioners and Farmers Will Hold a Conference. Two Hundred Representative Grangers Have Been Re- quested to Attend. Text of the Law Passed b7 the Last Legislature Directing th: Board to Establish the Market. To-morrow the State Harbor Commis- sioners will confer with farmers and fruit-growers on the subject of establish- ing a free market on the water front in accordance with an act passed by the last Legislature. A preliminary conference was held last Wednesd: but the inter- ested producers bad not been advised of the meeting; hence another meeting was appointed. Following is & copy of a communication recently sent to 200 representative farmers: The matter of establishing a free market on the water front in 8an Franecisco was taken up by the Board of State Harbor Commissioners May 18 and the subj-ct laid over until Thurs- day, May 27, at 2.3, at the rooms of the ‘board, 10 Market streer, Itis desirabie to have representative farm- ers present st that meeting to express their view: as to the best plans for carrying out the law as passed by the last Legislature for estab- lishing and mainiaining a free market. Itseems necessary that producers should take an interest in this matier at once, and it is hoped that you will be present, that some initintive wovement at least will be inaugu- rated before it is 100 late 1o secure the benefit contemplated in the late actof the Legisiature. In response to the request of many farmers the text of the law as follows is again published: An ect to authorize the State Board of Harbor Commssioners to establish and maintain | s free public market upon the water front | of San Francisco, and pioviaing for the ex- penses and regulations thereof. {Avproved March 29, 1897.] The peopie of ihe State of Caliloruia, repre- sented in Senate snd Assembly, do enact &s follows Section 1. The Board of State Harbor Com- missioners shall sct apart upon some con- venieut portion of the water front of Sun | Francisco a sufficient number of -docks and | piers, which must be contiguous toeach other, | for the reception of all perishabfe products | arriving by rail, boat or ocher convesauce, 1n- cludiug fruit, vegetables, eggs, pouliry, game, | dairy products and fish, comiug into San Francisco, and shail permit the sale of such products ‘thereon, by or for accountof pro- ducers only, undsr such regulations as may be prescribed by the said Harbor Commissioiers and as the public convenience may require. Sec. 2. The docks and piers so set apart for & free public markctshall be gs convenient s possible to that portion of tie Ciiy and County of San Francisco in which the principal whole- sale irade in perishable products is now car- ried on, and must te sosituated as to be ac- cessible to all water crait ordinarily employed in carrying such products upon *he waters ot San Francisco Bay, and vessels s0 loacded shall have the preference in docking at said wharves over others not so engaged. Sec. 3. Docxing room at said piers shall be essigied without partiality to ali vessels en- gaged in the transportation of such produets, | and the space assigned shall pe sufficient to permit such vesseis regulariy ru Touto to receive and discharge their entire carzoes of such products at such p.ers if they 80 desire. The Harbor Commissioners snall construct car tracks to connect the docks and | 80 set apart for the free public market the belt railroad. For the use of these tracks the State Harbor Commissioners shall prescribe such regulations as pablic con- venience may require end fix the compensa- tion to be paid by the companies making use of them for this purpose. Sec. 4. The Harbor Commissioners must con- struct suitable tramways and tracks or other devices for the rapid conveyauce of perishnble products from car or boat or other convey- mnce to the stalls in the free market and operate the same. Sec. 5. The Harbor Commissioners shall as- ign space within the free market to_ail the producers of perfshabie products under such regulations as the Harbor Commissioners may prescribe. No rental shall be charged for space in the free msrket. Any violation of this act or of the regulations made pursuant thereof shall exclude the person or firm guilty of such violation :rom the privilege of selling in the free market during the pleasure of the Harbor Commissioners not exceeding oe year in addiion to any other penalty whica may be incurred thereby. Sec. 6. For the payment of the expenses of such free market the Harbor Commissioners mey, in their judgment, so adjust ihe tolls as to provide the necessary revenue. Sec. 7. The officers of said free market shall be & superintendent snd assistant supe-in- tendent (who shallalso be secretary), and such other employes as the State Board of Harvor Commissioners may appoint. The salary of all emploses of said free market shall be fixed by the State Board of Harbor Commissioners. Sec. 8. Ali officers and employes of any pub- | lic market on the State property are officers and employes of the State, und shail qualify in the same manner as other employes, and give bonds as the Harbor Commissioners may prescribe. HIGH 8CHOOL FIELD DAY. Ukiah Expects to Be in the Swim at Santa Rosa on Saturday. The High Schools of Santa Rosa, Clo- | verdale, Petaluma and Ukiah will have a great field day on Saturday at Santa Rosa, ana judging from the numbers of athletes who are in training for this much-talkea- of event record-breaking will assuredly | result. Al Lean, the trainer who so very suc- cessfully Lundled the athietes of the Uni- versity of California, has been engaged to put the finishine touches on the team that will represent Ukiah in the great struggle for athletic supremacy. Lean writee to THE CarL from Ukiah thau his men are in tolerably good condition, but that he found some of the boys over- trained ‘when he arrived at Ukiah, and that they are now taking a much-needed Test. Certainly, if Lean had the proper time to handle and coach the colts he would have every aihlete in the pink of condi- 1ion when they will enter the contests on Baturday. He expects, however, to see Ukiahb well in the iead at the finish of the | duy’s games. The following are the ath- letes who will represent the Ukiah High School in the different athletic events: 100 yards—W. Estus and F. Estu ards—W. Estusand Holman; 440 yards— innie and Holman; 880 yards—Rogers and Finnie; one mile—Rogers and Finnie; high jump—F. Estus and B. Thomas: broad jump—Henley and Finle 16 pound shot—W. Estus, Lenz and Finley; 12-pound hammer—W. Estus, Lenz and Finley; one-mile walk—Eider and Lenz; 120 and 220 yards hurdies—Henley; pole vault—Henley, Thomas and Van Allen; one-mile bicy cle—Thornton. —————— Tablets said. to contain the ‘‘concen- trated essence of wine” find a ready sale in France. Two of them cost about 3s, and will produce 100 quaris of so-called claret. SAN FRANCISCO **CALL." AUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL— 710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every Bight 1n the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery st¥eet, corner Clay; open until §:30 o'clock. - 589 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. BW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open ontil 9 o'clock. 3618 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth strect; open until £:30 0'clock. 1505 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clock. NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky |G NOTICE OF MEETINGS. 5> MOUNT MORIAH LODGE NO. 44, F. and A, M.—Meeting THIS ONESDAY) EVENING at 7:30 hird degree. THEO. FROLICH, & o'clock. CROCKETT LODGE NO. 139, F. d A. M —called meeting THIS W DNESDAY at 7:00 p.a. D. 3d. By order of the W. M. H. FORTRIEDE, Secretary. EXCELSIOK LODGE NO. 166, ¥\ and A. M.—Specixl meeting THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, May 26. at 30 o’clock. ‘Third aeeree. THEO. E. MISSION LODGE NO. 169, F. and_ A. M.—Calied meetng THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING at 7:30 Third degree. By order of ihe C. D. BUNKE SMITH, Secreiary. clock W. M. FRANCO-AMERICAN ” LodZ- No. 207, 1.0.0 F.—Ofli- cers and members dre requesied 1o 2P meet at their ball, THURSUAY, May 7 at 8 p. ., for initiation of candidate: &, Sec. B Lavioxi Secretary. L. L. REMY. N. G. - KNIGHTS OF THE RED ibg at_your hall THIS (WELNESDAY) wi'rum FIRST GRAND AN- | nual ga. bering and games of ti SATUKDAY. May 2. The best ath- letes in the world will compete for mauy valuable Lalities of ihe club wil. be offered o its guests ia the “tliuros Cottuge” On the grounds, erected espe- day will be devoted (0 the e ection of & monument 10 Robert, Burns 'n Golden Ga.e Park. This event Jatchstrlo: will be on the outside of ihe Goor. Al are Invited. Admission—Adaits 50c. children 25c. Branch, Attention!— You are re- EVENING. PRESIDENT. Caledonian Club, Shell Mound park, prizes with the usual spirit of rivairy. The hospi. ciaily for this occasion. The net proceeds of the will be the grandest in the hi-tory of the club. The Jas I DUNCAN, Sec. D. R MCNEIL1, Chiet. €ITUATIONS WANTED-Continued, HELP WANTED-Continued. PFYY WANTED=Continnas, ITUATION WANTED BY KXPERIENCED infants’ nuome cariug for one or twu voBag chiidren: can give references 11 required. Please call afierucoas, 295 Sievenson st., bet. 3d and 4:h. Y QUSG WIDOW, RECENTLY FROM THE Kust, thorouxhly experlenced housekeeper, wants place: widower's home preferred. Koom 13,102 Tay.o- st. TOUNG GERMAN WIDOW DE~IRES POSI- ticn as housekeeper. 120 Eddy st., room 2% Y OUSG LADY OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES & pince as housexeeper in a gentleman’s home: 106 Stockion st. R. 6. wi1do plain sewing. JEATGERMANGIKL WOULD LIK 5 HOUSE- Kkeeper's place: mending and plain sewing done. Call becwe: n 12 and 6 o'clock, 207 Post, room 8. W‘NTED—F"IST—K'LAS! COOK FOR GER: man family, $30, $35, no washing, reference required; 4 Geiman and second iris, cook. h andizon. $26: ironer for country jaund refer nce, position, 52 ework, 3 family. $26; Germi ook, plain wash, 130; < German nurse and secord &irls. $20: French s cond girl, $29; colored gl for house: Scoteh or English nurse and seam- Siress82,: ¢ ok for privace boarding-house, $.5 German cook, boarding-aouse, $30: 3 laund private fam lies, $26. Apply to J. F. CROSE’ 0., 316 *utter 5. W ANTED—FARMER, 820 AND FOUN :arness-muker for_ranch, $1 day and foun ranch blacksmiih, $35 and 'found: Portugue milker, $20 and found; 8_laborers for city, $1 75 day; biickmakers, $25 1o $30 and found: shingie d shukebolt mukers, $1 85 to $190; chorem for resor:, and oihers.' Apply to J. F. CKOSI & C0., 8.8 Sacramento st. W ANTED—SECOND COOK, COUNTRY HO- t+1, 830: ranch cook, $20; ‘restuurant <ook. $35: next walter, $35; disawashers. and ot ers. ApPIY 10 J. ¥. CROSETT & CO., 628 dacramento. W ANIED—2 FIRST-\LASS WAITRESSES for springs. $20, see boss at office: firat-class waitress, country hotel, $25; waltress for privaie boarding-ncuse,” $25; § waltresses, coftee-house and restaurant, $5 per week. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & €0, 816 Sutter st. / ANTED—_SECOND COOK FOK RE~NTAU- Tant, £35; cook. night, #8 a week; waiter for Dboarding-house. San’ Maieo ¢ ounty, $25: younsg man for camp. $15: Freachman around launary, ¥15; dishwasher. $20: elevator-boy, $15: eic. ANDRE'S, 308 *toc: ton st. LFINED YOUNG LADY WISHES SITUA- R aa companion to lady In return for boa-d avd room only. Address R. S, 218 Austin ave. near Van Ness. <T NINTIH SIL—BRANCH OFFICE OF 167 Tia" Care subscripuios ana wani ads taken. JEAT YOUNG GIRL WANTS PLACE IN AN oflice or p-ivate family by the day; Lest refer- ences Cail or write 228 i wen.y-ninth st W OMAN WITH A LITTLE GIRL WOULD iike « 0stion as housckeeper; city or coun- iry: references. Call or address 900 Laguna st. QW COR SIXTEENTH of, MEAK MIS Osion; branch office of THa CALL bub- ecriptions und want ads token. HOROUGHLY RELIABLE AND COMPE- tent young lady of experience wants position In insurance office: versed In all branches of office work and detalis of insurance business; furnish typewriter if desired: wages to uit employer. Ad- dress Keilable, box 80, Call Office. ANTED, BY THE DAY, WASHING, IItON- ing, housecleaning: $1 per day. 811 Flibert st., between Taylor and Jones. GUEKNEWOOD PARK, RUSSIAN River—Grand Reunion and Excursion of the Natlo.al Associntion of Master Plumbers SUN- DAY, Mar 50, 1897. A pleasant ride, beautiful scenery, good music, dancing: refreshments at city prices. A strictly genteel and respectab gatbering is assured. Fare for round tnp. $1; children, 50c. ‘i he steamer leaves Tiburon Ferry at 9 A M. Tickets may be procured from avy master plumber or at the ferry on Sunday. SPECIAL g3, SEW METHOD FOR THE ENLARGE- ment of the bust; no cure no pay. DE. POPPL &, 318 Kearny st NOTICES. BAD S EJECTED FOR s4: collections made: aity or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgy st., room 6: tel. B580. TURKISH CABINET BATHS FOR gentiemen and ludies. 12042 Geary st, room 11. E? MME. PEARL HARRISON, PALMIST: electrictreatments. 120% Geary s, 1s. 263, TENA 7OUNG PARISTAN LADY WOULD LIKE A housekeeper’s position: bachelor's or widower's home, preferred; city or country. 1134 Market, room 31. ANTED—YOUR ORDER FOR HELP: ALL descriptions. Mrs. Druhm, 217 Geary ;telClay85. o OSITION BY YOUNG LADY AS CASHIER or assistant in doctor's or dentist’s office, or pho- tograph gallery: best of references. Address S F., box 181, Call Office. Youse WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS housekeeper; in bachelors or widower's home preferrea: plain sewing doae. 106 Fourth, room 1. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. APANKSE, CHIN ESE EMPLOYMT OFFICE: Waiters, housecleaners. 30 Geary: tel. Grant 56 HINESE & JAFANFSE: ESI'D 20 Y EARS: helpstel. mauin 1897, BRADLEY & Cu. 640 Cay UNTER & CO.. CHINKSE AND JAPANESE emp. office, 61415 Cabifornfa st., tel. main 231. (=2 BAY CITY THAN CO., REMOVED 244 0 31114 Sutter. I runks delievred, 25¢. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. FORMSERVA ADIES LOOKING TS CAN 4 find the best of all nationalit.es by applyingto . Sutter F. CROSE IAN desires s uation. Ply to J. F. CKOSETT & 0., 316 Sutter st. 00 Ap JEAT GERMAN GIRL DESIRES SITUA- A\ “tion: housework or as second girl ornurse; | $10 to $15; references. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sut- ter st. UPERIOR ENGLISH SECONG GIRL AND D laundr 53 s situation: best references: city o country, MISS CULLEN, 828 Sutter st. ERMAN EMPLOYME OFFICE, MRS, LAMBERT, tel. main 5352, removed to 417 Powell st. 7OUNG GIRL WANTS S[1UATION TO DO chamberwork und sewing or light housework speaks French, Italian und £pgish. Address k. S.. San Francisco P. 0. JEAT AMERICAN WIDOW, KLDERLY, wishes housekeeper's position: widow r's fam- | ily preferred; a home the chief object; references given. Call 216 Minna st. - W2 D—POSITION AS GOVERN during the summer by a Stanford student French and uerman: age 26; professors, referees. Apyly box 181, Stanfor i University. JRENCH WIDOW, WiTH CHILD 5 YEARS old, desires situaiion (0 do housework and tuke care of children; city or country. 426 Tweuty- nin.h s EFINED ENGLISH LADY DESTH ation as Lousekeeper ia widow lor's home: g00a cook: experienced housekeeper. Washington st., Oakiand. HOROUGHLY + OMPLTENT INFANTS nurse, wi:h b years’ best city reference: 13 & gocd seamsiress; couutry preferred. Address Branch Cail Office, 167 N.nth st. ISSMAKER, FIRST-CLASS. REFER- serfect fitter, sty.ish, rapid worker, vy | rms $150." Call or address 12051 ero st. JUTUATION WANTED BY YOUNG SPAN- 3D ish “woman; 15 good plain cook; can do any Kind of work; wages $16 {0 $20. 718 Broadway. Co:fi’ CTENT WOMAN WANTS WORK BY the day at warhiog and housecieaniog; $1 and curfare. 519 Natoma st. W ANt WORK BY THE DAY; FINE wasbig or housecieaning. Cellat 2533 Post st., rear. ERMAN WOMAN WISHES WORK BY THE duy: washing or housecleaning. 2 JCOTCH WOMAN WANTS 1 good cook, baker and lsundress; references. Widow wants work by the duy washing, cleaning. 619 Eday st. DESPECTABLE GEKMAN LADY HAVING \ child wishes 10 ¢o light housework and_cook- ing: good nome more ovject thun wages. Please | call or address 1147 M ssion st., between Seventh | and kighth. Y QUNG AND ATTRACTIVE GIRL JUST from the East desires to secure & jucrative Bousekeeper's place; bachelo’s or widower's Lome preferred. R. 11, 223 Post st secoud floor. SITUATION 1119 Trea: ave. Y QUNG GIKL WOULD LIKE t0 do geveral housework. (OMPETEN® WOMAN FOR COOKING OR / general housework; ciiy or cvuniry. 476 Jessie st., near ~1xth. 7OUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO As- sist o general housework: wages reasonable. Apply 8 Essex st., Rincon Hill. (5 VD DRESSMAKER: WORK BY THE DAY: makes specialty of fanCy wraps, Walsts and re- modeling. 1. ¥., box 78, Call Office. REFINED LADY WOULD ASSIST IN ANY way for vieasant home in return; experienced. T. F., box 78 Cail Uffice. QMALL GIRL 156 YFEARS OLD WISHES TO mind children and do light housework : preters 10 sleep at home. Fiease cail at 1053 Howard si. M L/DLE-AGED WOMAN WISHLS SITUA- B tlon to do housework or take care of culldren; city: wazes $10. 617 Mission st., room 8. Y OMAN WANTS A SITUA 10N 18 GOOD cook or can do auy kind of housework; clty or country. Call at 31214 Clementia st., ia VEKMAN GIRL WISHES SITCATION: CAN cook, wash aud lron. 774 Folsom st., bet. 7Third aud Four.h ADY WANTS WORK BY THE DAY, Ok DO cooking in p:ivate family. 8 Caledone st., Sausalito. QAM KEK-CHINESE AND JAPANASE EM- ployment office 51114 Bush st , nr. Grant ave. VHINESE AND JAPANE<E EMPLOYMENT office: best heip. 41435 O'Farrell, Tel. k. 426. AINTER, PAPER - HANGER, WISHES ateadv work for boss: $10 & week; best rofer- ences. Paluter. 829 Fourth st. W ANTED—POSITION AS COLLECTOR OR solicitor for a firm: owns horse and bugey: references: bond in any amount. C. A., boX 55, Call Office. ITUATION WANTED TO WORK 1N A PRI- vate piace; Landy indoors and out. H. M. NICKERSON, 1115 Minna st., room 19, N IDDLE-AGED GERMAN WANTS WORK @ out privaie piace: can milk and work in the garien; aiso handy with carpenter’s 10os. C. M, box 1, Cail Office. 7OUNG MAN WILLING TO DO ANY KIND of work; apeaks English, German and Frend understands haodling horses. 721 Branaan st. JITUATION WANTED BY MAN AND WIFE (German) in city or coun.ty: references. Ad- dress A. B. box 12, Cal. Office. TOUNG MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS GAK- den and orchrrd work and is good driver wants situa fon 0 u gentleman's piace: best references. Address G, F., box 81, Call Office. ZLACKSMITH; FIRSI-CLASS ON riages, wagons and general jobbin, country. Address J. M. FInsT.CLASS COOK AND HELPER WANT any kind of situation. Addres Call box 1947. UBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOK THI CaLL taken at branch ollice 39 lwyes ui; open until #:30 o'clock. VARPENTER AND CABINE g00d mechianic, with 100 Please call or address 724 Mission st. B.uun-n.: YOUNG MAN, GOOD BARBKR, wisnes stexdy job, city or_country: no college Address B. B., tox 30, Call Office. CAR- city or C., box &1, (his office. AKER, situation. student. OMPETENT FOREMAN FOR VINEYARD, winemakiog and orchard, German, unmar- ried, wisnes position; long years' experience in Calilornia: best of references. Address O. B, care M. SHAFKK, 84 Third st. ARBER, 6 MONTH® EXPERIENCE, wauts position. Address L. L., box 95, Call. B15 LABKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL Subseriptions and want ads taken. ‘ T ANTED—SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN 0100k after gent.eman’s piace: understands gardening; is good norseman; references. Addres: 6384 Matoma st RICKMAKER OF 20 YEARS EXPERI- ence wishes position as_burner or setter or all- round man 1n yard: can give reference. Address l QWEDISH GIRI, $20 TO 824, AMEXICAN A family of 2: young giri, $.5; German nurse- girl. 1 child, $16:°2 voung_giris. $14: cook, Napa, #25: cook, clty, $25. MRa. LAMBERT'S Em- ployment, 417 Fowell st. (GEBMAN GIRLFOR CHAMBERWORK AND children, San Rafael, $20. MRS. LAMBERT, 417 Powell at. (GERMANGIRLFOR UPSTALKS WORK AND children, city, $:0. MRS. LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. W ANTED—_FKENCH MAID AND SEAM- stress, $25: second girl, country, #25: French or wedish cook, $35; girl for Mill Valiey, $25. LEON ANDRE, 308 Stockton st. (GHARLS LOOKING FOR PUSITIONS WILL DO well if they call on MKS. DRUHM, 217 Geary. F _YOU WANT SITUATION GO TO MRS SPENCER'S office, 1321 Park st., Alameda. OMAN WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUEE- work and mo.her's help; references. 2213 ‘Webster st. Gllfl. FOR GENERAL HOUSEWOURK, AS- sist in ccoking; family of #; $10 to $13. 1522 ‘Webster st. GDOD GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL houseworx and piain cooking. Apply 800 Diamond st., corner fn-u-murm JFIBST-CLASS FINISHER ON (USTOM Coats: good wages and steady work. 942 Folsom st. ADY FOR LIGHT OFFICE WORK; MUST write well. - Address Merchant, box 3i, Call. Y QUSG GERMAN GIRL, SMALL FAMILY, do geueral housework. 836 Harrison st. YOOK WANTED, GIRLY Buena Visia and Central ave. DIXECTORY, IRL TO Dy GENEKAL HOUSEWORK. 1104 Fuiton st. OUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work; references. Apply 214 Hyde st PERATOR ON VESTS; ALSO FINISHERS 41 Stevenson st., top floor. W ASTED —GIKL For FACTORY. MAS- KEY'S, 32 Kearny st. (G090 8% WERS ON PANTS; ALSO APPREN- tice. 1354 Sixch st., rear. IKL FOR HOUSEWURK. APPLY 342 Grovest.: call at 8 A. M. ABERENTICE GIRLS TO LEARN TAILOR- iug: pald while learning. 775 Markec st. [LXPERIENCED GIRL, TO TAKE CARE OF child 2 years old. 2224 Page st ABOUT 16 TO CARE FOR BABY. afier 10 4. 3, 768 Mission st. IRIL al W ANTED—A SHIRT-IRONER £OR A LAUN- dry in San Mateo Couuty. AN.RE’S, 308 Stockton st. NTED BLACK*MITH, +OUNIRY P, 840 and found; one more guarryman, $1 50 aday and found: brick s riker, $20 to 30 d found; 4 milaers. ¥20 to $26: pantry-boy for Steumer. experienced, $20 and found: farm ers; €00ks, waiters, dishwashers,etc. W.D. eWEE & CO., 628 Clay st. e e P R S 7 ANTED_YOUNG GERMAN TO MAKE bimself handy round .ouniry bakery and learn irade: nice place: $16 a month, board and W. D. KWER & CO., 626 Clay st. ERMAN T\) DO PORTER WORK AND COOK lunch in nice satoon in country, $26 and board and room. W. D. EWER & CO., 626 Clay st. EASTERN MAN AND WIFE FOR PRIVATE place, 850: waiter, boarding-house. $25: bak- ers, $35 and $25 and found; farmhands, $20 and $26; barber for country. R. T. WARD & CO, 608'ana 610 Clay st, BUTLER, $10. MISS CULLEN, 328 SUTTER street. SECOND COOK 10 DO PASTRY, #80. HOTEL GAZ:TTE, 420 Kearny st W ANTED—YOUNG MAN TO WORK IN wholesale house; musi uoderstand books. State age, references, own hundwriting, O. H., box 94, Call Oftice, PBARBERSHOP FOR SALE—GOODPAYING 8hop in best town in the State; cheap. A ppl; K. 'cor. Sacramento and Battery sta. . © PP TRAVELING SALESMAN salary position. Crocker buflding. STAPLE LINE: U. 8. Industrial Agency, 165, BOY, NOT UNDER 18 YSARS, WITH SOME knowledge of tailor business. Addrcess box 7, Branch Call Oftice, 339 Hayes st. M AN TOCARRY 0UT BREAD FROM 5 T0 6 mornings. Ploneer Bakery, cor. Clay and Mason sts. IRST-CLASS UOAT-MAKERS, WORKING by the week. 28 Morris avenue. HREE ENERGETIC MEN THAT WANT TO earn some money. 14 Mcallister st., room 38. (GEMMAN SPEAKING BAKKEEPER. 1053 Market st. (CUQK FUR LUNCIL COUNTER. CALL AT NW cor. Clay and Davis sts. ANTE Larkin s WANIED—1000 MEN TO EAT OUR FRLE lunch with bottle beer or wine, be. Managed by JACUB DR Y FUSS, 412 Jackson st. ARBERS—GUOD 15c SHOP FOL SALE: near city: good chance for single man. Apply 1091 Howara st. A NIGHT WAITER AT 427 ERMAN GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK. Ploneer Bakery, cor. Cluy and Mason s:s. IRL FOR LIGHT HOUSKEWOKK; $8. 710 Cole si., back of Chutes. ANTED—GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. 387 ~an Jose ave. V 952 MISSION ST.BRANCH OFFICK oF u% CALL: eobscripuions wnd wani ads taken. ],AEGE STOCK NEW AND SECOND-HAND 4 shoes for suie; good repairing: shows made to o1d-r any style 8> up. Central Repalring Shop, 749 Mission st., uear Grand Opera-house. TRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSEWORK wages $10. 2919 Folsom st. Y QUG GIRL TO ASSIST: $6; GOOD HOME. 96 b arrison st. W ANTED—GOUD HAND FOR DRESSMAK- ing. 152114 Mason st.. near Valiejo. JEAT YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN G NER- al housework; saiary #8. 14:8 0'Farrell at. ANTED—ANEXPERIENCED TAILORESS on custom coats. 230 Seventh st. NEAT RELIABLE GIRL TO DOGENERAL housewor« and cooking. 1224 Waller st. ARBERS—GOOD TWO-CHALR SHOP AND c gar-stand for sale coeap on account of going East: S1iving-rooms. 18334 Ninth st. {XPERT WOKRKER WITH TYLKK IRON. San Rafael Steam Laundry, San Ratasl. UBSCKIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR THE Cavry iaken ot brancn ofiice, 53¥ Hayes sa; open untit 9:30 o'clock. STIMABLE YOUNG LADY WANTS G tieman partner. K. 13,102 Taylor, 2d fi W. COR. SIXTEENTL 51, NEA R MISSION: branch office ui 1Mk CaLi’ ‘Bubscriptions und want ads 1aken. AN1ED—EXPERIENCED APPRENTICE on coats; wages paid. 4598 Tehama W AMTED—A TAILOR ON CUSTOM COATS; steady work. 1235 Harriet st. LOA KMAKKRS, ALSO WILLING TO WORK on sairts. 553 Valencia st. 527 MONTUUMERY CONER OF CLAY— Upen untll 9:30 o'clock: branch office of the Call: subscriptions and want ads. taken. ARE CHAMCE FOR AN EERGETIC LA DY 10 make money. 5 UTLER, 131 Post st., rm. 31 Y USG GIRLTO ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK: gocd bome. 671 Mcallister st. OMPETENT DR: SSMAKER FOR A CLOAK and suit deparcment. C. D., box 6, Call Office. OLUNTEER CHORUS SINGERS TO SING at Queen’s jubllee; call at St. George’s Church, 7 Mason st for renearsal this Wednesday, 8:30 P M J. W. MCKENZIE. 524 Eddy si. 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. IRL TO CARE FUR 2 CHILDREN AND assist In second work. Apply 2293 Frankiin st. W ANIED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work. 2215 Jones st. MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICK OF 1HE CaLL: want ads and subscriptions taken. VOMPETENT YOUNG SCOTCHMAN WITH / knowledge of sugar business, first-class boi er, desires a situation. Oakiand. W ANIED-SIFUATION AS BOOKKEEPKR, accountant, cashi=r or as clerk in anv or ail of these capacities: r-ferences given and salary not considered. Address H. 0. W., box 83, C OMPETENT HOUSE - PAINTER, 10 )ls_wants work by the day or plecewo: k for private parties. Address Paint, box 49, Call. MDPLE-AGED AMERICAN. WITH REF. erence, wants work about pr horse, cow, gardea; handy wich Louis; o g0 rather than high wages. ' Address Wi.ilug, 224 teventh. MA (34 OF EDUCA1ION AND GOUD AD. dress, discreet and reliable and of business ability, Wanis sny position in clty or country. A.S.F., box 6, Call Oftice. RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH st.—Want ads and subscxiptions taken. { ARDENER, GERMAN: GENERALLY USE- fol: ndersiands care of horses, driving and milking: cliy references: rensonable wages. P. M., 674 ~ixteenth st., East Oakland. ST 2526 INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 1 HIRD NT., NR. Market: 200 rooms 26c to 8160 per night: £150 1o 86 per week: convenient and respectabls free bus and bargage 10 and fromi e terry. Address %, box 7, Call Oftice, MISSION — SUBSCKIPTIONS want ads taken 1or THE CALL AND FEMALE HELP WANTED. EAD WAITRESS, CITY HOTKL, altress. countre hotel, #25: €00. boarding-house, §5 a week: 4 cooks. pri i'ies, $25: 8gir s, bousework, $20: 10 girl: work, $16; = riris, recond work, $15. C. K. HAN- SEN & CO,, 110 Geary st. HAMBERMAID AND WAIT, $20. C. R. / HANSEN & €O, 110 Geary s $30; 1i OMPETENT WOMAN WISHESSITUATION L0 do geueral housework: is goud piain cook; clty or country. 110 Sixth si. MERICAN C.OK, FIRST-CLASS, WOULD like a situation. ~Address, with terms, box 452, Haywar.s. (al. UTEL COOK. “EASIDE RESORT, $40. C. K. HANSEN & (0., 110 Geary st. (QQUK GRASS VALLEY. $25: SAN JOKE, $25: /10 uousework giris, ity and country, $20 and §25, 6 oun giris assis, $10 to $15. MISS CUL- EN, 23 Sutter st. OMP/TENT PARLOE MAID AND WAIT- ress or second = ri wishes a situation in pi Vate fumily; city or country. Call 520 Sutter st. QTHER AND DAUGHTER OR 2 FRIENDS, M TOUNG GERMAN WOMAN WISHES EM- pluyment as chambermaid or work in mall family; s eep home. Address 602 Stockton st. $50, as cook and wailress, country. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutterst. ERMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN HOUSE- keeper with a child: $15 month. Apply MISS GULLEY, 823 Sutcer si. i ((GL0KED WOMAN (MIDDLE-AGED) WOULD like situation as_chambermaid or lixht house- ork: ciiy or country. Call or address W ork, 370 Natoma \ KEFINED YOUNG LADY WISHES SITUA- 1i0n a8 governess or compan on 1o parties o- iug 10 Guatemala: thoroughiy competent; refer- ences. D. J.; box 4 Call ffice. 0UD COUK, SEAMSTRESS AND NURSK wants position in family: conniry preferred. Address 6. S., box 9, Ca | Oftic ITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG GIRL; assist in housework. 441 Thirteenth st OSITION WANTED BY YOUNG LaDY stenographer: § years' experience in commer- cial work: can furnish references. Y. M. G.. Lox 5, Cal « fhice. RELIAELE WOMAN WITH BOY 8 YEARS ©d wishes a piace at housework or cook oa aranch. Address 417 Bush st , room 16. OUNG LADY EMB OIDERS GENTLE- men's suspenders and mufliers to order. Room 2,1201% Gesry st. ESPrCTAELE COLORED WOMA N WANTS work 1na smull family, eneral housework, by the month. Cailsor 8 days at 1008 Washiugion. ERMAN SECOND GIRL AND SEW, $20. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st EFINED NUKRSE, CHILD 4 YEARS, $20, country. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st ORKING HOUSEKEEPER, $10. MISS CUL- LisN, 828 Sutter at. KFINED FRENCH NURSE, $25. MISS CULLES, 323 Sutter st. FR;NCH SECOSD GIRL, $35. MISS OUL- WITH PERATORS ON FLANNEL OVRRSHIRTS and underwear. LEV1 STHAUSS & CO., 8214 Fremont s:. MARKKT ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLL: want ads and subscriptions tuxen. ERMAN WOMAN OR GIRL TO COOK, wash and do light housework for German fam- ily of 2; permauent position and good home. Ad- dress P.'G. bux 878, Tucs n, Ariz. UPILS FOR PRACTICAL MILLINERY schooi: conrse thorough; pupils fitted for posi- tions; easy payments; satisfaction guaranteed. 808 Sutter st. or 410 Leavenworth st BESTAND QUICKEST PLACK ON EARTH o learn drersmaking and millinery: perfect fitting paiterns, 25c. McDOW ELI’S, 108 Pos: st. OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE: Winchester House, 44 Third st near Marke:: 200 rooms: 25c to 81 50 per night: 81 60 t0 33 Pper week: free 'bus and LAgEAge 10 and from ferry. (HEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—TIN WEEKLY CALL, sent (0 sny address in the United States or Canada one year for 31 50, post- age free. OURNEYMEN BAKBKRS INTERN A- tional Union of America Free Employment Burean, 34 Fourth st. I LENS. Secreiary. TOLUNTEER CHORUS SINGERS TO SING at Queen’s jutiiee. Call at St. Georg 317 Mason st B0 P W ANIED — EXPEKIENCED PLUMBER'S helper. Apply 623 Golden Gateave. AKBERS, ATTENIION! SHOP WITH 3 revolving chairs; bath; $160. 419 Fourtn st. H2T BGALGUMEKY. S1. BRANCH OFFICK 30 CALL; WAUE WS sl SUDSCTIPLIODS taken. BUSINESS CHANCES. COR. GROCERY AND BAR ON 1100, C05, SEIL AT0.IAN #40: doing a first-class paylog bus! B can’t ln'sn actual vaiue $2000. W(LfiE. 743 Market st. 99(0)(), CORNES GROCERY AND BAR: ). choices: locations 1. block norch of Market si., -close to Baldwin Hotei: first class: Raying: 4 vears' lease. For fall particulars see ILK X, 753 Market st. 5()(), SO0b-PAYING SALOON NEAR « Marke: st. with clubrooms and pri- vate entrance: pariners canmuot agree and musi sell. App'y WILKE, 783 Market st. 6'{) BRANCH BAKERY. STATIONERY DU, and delicacy store: close to Sixth ana Market siw: daily. recelpis $16; reat $250. WILKE, 783 Market st. $1100, Zoret WITH BAB, 85 ROUMS, . dining-Ball, ete.; kept by owner 10 years: first class: paying; rent 375, WILKLE, 783 Maraet st. £()(), SOENER SALOON, WATER FRONT: « doing Al business: ‘rent $50: owner in Alsska: must be sacrificed. WILKE, 783 Market. TTENTION, BUSINESS MK bit saloon: never closed doors for years: doing a first-class paying businas: rom 870 to $100 per day whiskles, eiC: owner 10 Teilre to pr vate Alfs lease price $5000. For full particulars call on WILKE. 785 Market st. N — CORNER Iast 20 $150. ALoox: ¢ LIVING - ROOxS « cheap rent; Howard and Fourth sts. biggent bargain in market. WILKE, 783 Market $:‘;0 BAKERY IN FAST GROWING g '« neichborhood : horse and wagon; good store trade:must sell at once. WILKE.T83 Market NE OF THE OLDI ST AND BESY-PAYING coffee salocns, with bakery and confectionerys all store trade: choicest location in the city: will be s01d at half its valne on account of sickness. Particulars of WILKE, 783 Market st. 31000 OLD EST A BLISHED FRUIT AND « vegetable store, near Market st.. with Jarge patronage: 2 horses, 2 wagons; owner has other business and must sacrifice. AppLY WILKE, 783 Market st. T 1GHEST CASH PRICES PALD FOR FURNI- ture, resiaurant, saloon fixtures and grocery stocks. STLNBERG. 632 Market: tel. main 1043. BUSINESS CHANCES—Continued. CORN+R HOTEL AND BAR, WITH £800. T7Rrnished rooms; ha: a goca ran ot Dboarders and roomers first-cl.ss bar tr de: (11 estabished: wurth ¥1600; bears thorough o tigation: owner gelling on_accoun: of sickness. Apply M. LES=,' Fourth st. AL ON FOR SALE CHEAP TO-DAY: MU -7 S be sold: a great bargain. M. LESS. 5 Fourth. $050 one of the best locations in the West- ern Additlon: hasan es:ablished trade; living. rooms: rentonly $20: owner is engaxed in an. other business which demands his entire atten- tion: nic-ly fitted up: good stock: doing an cx- cellent business. M. LES¥, 5 Fourth s:. = RESTAUEANT: ON A CORNER, IN $00 . one of the choicest locations downtow; oid-established plrce; cheap ren wded durtng meal hours; worth double. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. —~ CORNER SALOON WITH 3 PKI- $450. T2 Toons: tn positiveiy vhe fnes: io- cation: north of Market si.: &t a transfer point; weil fitted up; rent low: oid-established corner; doing #n excellent busider easily worth 31000, M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. 7 RESTAURANT IN NEIGHBOR- $320. bood of many shops, factorles. etc. 2 living-rooms: good pi CORNEK GROUKRY AND BAR 1N lace for mun and wif legitimate bargain. M. LE3S, 5 Fourth st. P SALOON: 4 LIVING-ROOMS AND $-‘ 50. bath; estubiished cleven years: dolng good profitable bu-iness; must be svld at once ; Swner has other business {n countrs. Apply i LESS, b Fourth 7 RESTAURANT, BEYW N LARGE FT750. faciories ana toundries: receip's 55,6 r month; reat very reasonable: bears thorou:n investigatiou. Appiy M. LESS, 5 Fourth st 25 CORNER S8A LOON, h!x"lz].l'llh D $ . many years; well worth $750; rent $80: 3 living-rooms: owner Owns prop: riv; bear thorough investigation. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. $60 BAKE«®Y N FINE LOCAT . morth of Market st.. near Kearn bakes one barrel flour per day: all casb siore trade: 1ivini-rooms: run by present owner 13 proprie:or also owns the building and will give n lease. M. LESS, 5 Fourih st BRANCH FAKERY IN BUSY $BTH, focativ norn of Marxet; near sonoo s; 3 nice living-rooms: rent low: well stocked; & genuine bargain. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. R75(), HALEINTLREST IN DOWNTOWN D). coftee and lunch house; near Chronicle office; fine oak furniture. cash register, etc.; re- ceipts average over $50aday; good cOOK pre- ferred; every Investigution and a trial given be- fore buying. STENBEKG & CO., 633 Murket st. $l"' GROCERY AND BAR: NEAR MAR- ). ket st.: good stock; bargain. STEN- BERG & CO., 632 Market st. ALOON AND FURNITURE OF 6-ROOM flat; part cash, balance reul estate: owner here 8years. STENBERG & CO., 632 Marke: at. $450, SALUON IN A GOOD LOLATION: « low rent: doing a profitab e business: STENBEKG & CO., 632 Market st. §75, CIGAR-SIORE AND LAUNDEY . which pays rent: prominent corner; N. of Market st. ; more than value in sight; very best of reasons for selling. HEALY, 917 Market st. see to-day. ALOONMEN,ATTENTION ! §800 BUYS ELE- g8nt paying saloon latest improvements; $200 cash register, pool-table,etc.: stands fullest investi gation. WINSTON & THOMAS, 646 Marke: st XCEP!IONAL OPPORTUNITY: THE led ing candy factory, icecream and icecream s0da business: long established in & choice buxi- ness center of a thriving city: a chan.e offer worth_looking at. Apply to A DOLPH H«OMa- DA, 222 Battery st. 2" STATIONERY STORE, CONFFEC- $2T5. lioners, schoo’ suppites. taun £y oflios and cigars: busiest sir.et: living-room: go.d chance for man a d wife: worth invesiigating. J. REIDY & Cu., 1047 Market st. ARTNEX IN WELL-PAYING WHOL} SALE and retail business: best locatfon in the city. D, B., box 142, 160 WILLBUY SALOON 4 XD GROCKRY stock; fixtures. 329 Fifth, cor. Clara. OFE CIGAR- T 5 il papdtentin AS, $3l5. § g}‘n’;;srx:.'.‘.‘i.ue‘..n;rflnfl‘o.‘, .1:’; FINE_CORNER NOTION.STORE: CHEAP; owner in other busincss. HEALY, 917 Marke:. bakery, cigars, etz. 2701 Mission st. $140 FRUIT, CANDY, CIGARS, ETC.: 100D LAUNDRY ROUTE FOR SALE, - Western Addition: clearlog $65 per cheap. A. A.. box 10, Call Office. month; living-rooms. HEALY, 917 Marketat. T T T T T T T $%5()(, LIQUOB SALOON NEAR FOURTH o . and Market, dolog & business clearing $100 per month. W. ¥. HEALY, 917 Market at. US STRAND, 1118 MAKKET ST. WILL sell your business quick for cash. $400, DELICACY, COFFEE AND LUNCH + parlor; puys well: 2rooms; chesprent; offer wanied. GUS STRAND, 1118 Market st $250, EARTNER WANTED 1N oLD- OV). es:ablished retail business; sure 1o clear 875 a month (0 each the year round; tus is & good chance for any steady man. bee GUS STRAND, 1118 Market st. 1 BAKBER-SHOP AND BATHS AT A BAR- gnin. GUS STRAND, 1118 Market st. \USTOM SHOKSHOP, KSTABLISHED 7 / years; good irade. STRAND, 1118 Market st. $22" GROCERY AND BAK: 4 ROOMS; . bargain. GUS STRAND, 1118 Market. $7"0 HOUSE, 18 WELL-FU NISHED; OV, rent only $45: pa well: good piace for man and wife: location best in city. STRAND, 1118 Market st. };125 BRANCH BAKERY, CANDY, NO- o *J. t ou store; laund. office; nr. City Hall: #5 day ; low rent. Basile & Co., 87314 Mkt. receip:: g00ds stor sonable offer refused: must be sold by 1st. Avply 520 Hayes st. 'Fl.\ K OPPORIUNITY FOR MAN W.TH $750 capital 1o purchase half inerest in esta blished talioring busiuess. B. U, box 19, Call. AYING COFFEE SATOON AND RESTAU- Tant; bargain; make offr. 122 Fiith st. POR SALE—_ESTABLISHED JEWELRY busines in city of 5000:a bargain for cash. Box 176, Feta ums, Cal., for particus $150. CANP YSTORE : EFAMILY « trouble. AddressJ., box 116, Call Office ARTNER FOR BEEI-BOTTLING ness; BUSI- xperience not necessary. 712 Four een:h. ARTNERWANTED I GOOD DOWNTOWN business; good-paying business. 717 Mission. ANTED—COUNTRY SALOON OR ROAD- house; price 8700-3800. K. H., box 160, Call, TOUNG LADY, SIRANGER IN CITY, DE- sires gentleman partoer. 9 Powell secoad floor, r.om 8. $200, ErgLi=ToRE WITH HORSE AND . wagou. Irquire Cail Oftice. 1GAR, FRUIT STORE, WIIH FIXTURKS, 1759 Mission st., opp. Woodward’s Gardens. $225 SALOON: THIRD ST.. 3 LURNISH- ed rooms; low rent. BASILL, 8784y Marke: st. PARTNER WANTED IN 8ALOO « preferred to help. BASILE, 87814 Mke. $750. RESTAURANT: WHOLESALE DIS. OV, trict; clears 81508 mo. G., box 19, Call. $450, QLD ESTABLISHED COXNER GRO- D . cery and bar: 5 living-rooms; rent $85. Ribernia Brewery. = $17 $& SHOEMAKER-SHOP, WITH TOOLS; >U. party five years in place; low ren: BASILE & C)., 87314 Market st. $ ] 200 FRUIT AND VEGhTABLK STORE fine«: location ln city; runs 3 wagon trade irom §1800 10 $2000 per mouth; 10 yes in same place: low reat. UNDERWOOD, 765 Marke st ARBERS' ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- meat Office. 8 FUCHS, Sec’y, 325 Grant ave. 167 JLSTH St — BRANCH OFKICK OF THE CALL subscriptios sud wans ads taken. ADIES' SOLING, 8t fine shoes made : MEN'S SOLING, 500; up. 663 Mission at. JXPERIENCED NIGHT COUK; WAGES 88 per week. 118 Seventh st. W ANTED_LABORERS AND MECHANICS 10 know that £d Roikin, Heno House proprie- tor. still rons Denver Houss. 217 Third st.: 130 iarge rooms; 2Bc per night: $1 10 83 per week. ANT ADS AND SUBSCKIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken a: Brauch Oftice, souinr west corner Sixteenth and Mission ats. OSEDALE, 321 ELLIS, NR. TAYLOR—100 single farnished rcoms: 25¢ & night: $1 week. 92000 PAIR, ANOTHER LOT MiN'S SHOES, been damaged by water, at less than one- fourth their value. from 75c up t0 $200. b6z Misslon st., bet. First and Second. ANTED—MEN 10 LEAKN BARBER trade: shops, tools, positions fornished: 8 weeks required. 8. F. Barber College, 13834 Eighth, LCHO HOUSF, 86315 MARKKT ST.—&uuals 20c. 25¢ 10 500 night: §1 10 $2 weex. SINGLE BOOMS 100 AND i8c NIGHT, 605 and 75c week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howad. OR SALE—FIRST-CLASS SALOON NEAR Baldwin Hotel, with large cf ar-s:ore in frout: location first class: must be sold immediately. Aadress sll bids to JAMES P. SWEENKEY, 632 Market st., City. $700, FINELY FITTED UP BAKEKY ) '« With 2 rooms: bakes 45 barreis of flour per month; trade at counter $10 per day; route of 100 customers. Business Exchauge, 777 Market. WE_ DO H REBY GIVE NOTICE THAT the business formerly conducted by GKO. D& LUCCA, at the corner of Green and Dupont sts., will Le conducted on and after May 1 by GEO. Dr LUCCA a d ERNEST MILLER, who wiil receive and pay a:l bilis due the old firm at their place of bustness on the corner of Green and Dupont s 5. The firm is to be known as DE LUCCA & MILLER. (03 BALE—AN OLD-ESTABLISHED BUSL ness; boarding-house and saloon. 2623 Sutter. oK RENT — FAMILY RESTAURAN large aining-room: French rance: 2 suites of Tooms: bath, etc. Apply W. B. CLUFK, 17 Sixth. OK SALE—SHOEMAKER SHOP: CH<AP; account il beaith. Address L. SCHLESSEL: MANN, Watsonvilie, Cal. JOR SALE —SACRAMENTO AGENCY OF this paper. For particulurs iuquire Call Oftica. ORTLAND AGENCY [HIS PAPEK. IN- quire tis office orat 138 Third sw, Portland, Oregon. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. G2 EOOM HOUSE, CORNER... 4 14-room house on kddy sc....... 23-room house, $300 cash, bal. paviments.... 500 18-room house, oniy $200 cash, bal. psymis. 500 86-ro0m honse on Market st.. 850 '4-room house on Market st. 700 2-room house on Geary st.. 1300 20-room house on Mission st 700 Other bargains. H. C. DeCKER. 1030 Market st. N OPPORTUNITY ! A business syndicate (unquestionable refer- ences) Is being formed. _Four shares of 8200 each remain; if succesful $1000 will resulv to eacn share: if not then the yr.ncipal will be returned without interest. For particulars apply 10 “Jour- nal of Investment,” office 21, 331 Montgomery st. $2000, LARGK EXPRESS AND TEAM. . ing business: 4 fine horses and 3 large new wagons: bus rides furnished: finest stand in city. WINSTUN & THOMAS, 648 Mar- et st. $175, RESTAURANT A ND OVSTER O. hose for sale: best bargala in th- city to-day, ncludiug foll_month's rent: account of famiiy troub es. 132 Fourth st. OUMS, 15¢ TO 75¢ PR NIGHT: 500 10 $1 60 MALE HELP WANTED. CREWTURNER, COUNTRY SAWMILL, $45 and foand: b'ac:smith country shop, $1 to 81 50 A day and found: harness and saddie maker, ¢y, see party here; man to runa Rand drill, 82 @ day and board: 3 mirers. 82 adas: mau to ge: out mining timber, $1 a day and board : 10 scraper teamsters for n al, $20 and board: iaborers for & quarry, §1 75 ada: 6 faimers, § 10 §20: sheepberder, $20 and found. C. k. HAN- SEN & 0, 110 Geary st ASTRY COuK WHO IS GOOD ON ICES and fancy pastry. $60: bread and cake baker, countiy shop, 850 «nid found: ‘mange, hotel, 335 wecond cook who «an do ) astry, hotel, §4 baker's helper, country ho.el, $2 Portugues caok, country hotel, $50; man 10 make tamales. $20; washer and iromer, country laundry, $20 each. C. B. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st LACKSMITH WHO CAN MAK i CARS AND 5311 for & m ne; 83ty 83 50 a day: see party here this morning.’ C. R. HANSEN & €0, 110 Geary at. AN AND WIFE ABOUT PLACE: MAN TO take care of horses, milk cows, an1 garde, wife must be & 200d cook; §50: see party here. R HANSEN & C0,, 110 Geary st () TEAMSTKKR FOR A NEW KAILROAD, 30 #35'5ma found: lons job: Feduced fare, - HANSEN & 0., 110 Geary st 00K FOR CHOPHOUSE, COUNTRY, $10 A week, C. R MANIEN & CO., 110 Geary st. 4 M¥N AND WIVES, DIFFERENT PLACES, on ranches in Napa County, $3): map and wife foxwharvess crew, aniy § men ie ook for, po ob- jection to a child; gxrdener, $20 and found; coach- man, $5 and found. MURKAY & READY, 634 and 636 Cluy s TALIAN BOSS AS FOREMAN FOR LARGE K. 1. gaog of men; also 50 Liuilana to do pick and shovel work: fr-e fare; ses superintendent at gurofica MURBAY & BEALY, 634 and 636 y 8L 2 TOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS housekeeper or will 6o plain sewing. #5 3lis- sion s... room 5. 615 LARKIN-BRANGH OFFICE OF THE strosts; open tlll § v'clock, CALL; rubscripuons and wani ads taken. LEN, 328 Sutter st. OUK, COUNTRY HOTEL, $50; WAITRESS, samehouse. $20. 183 CULLEN, 323 Sutter. W ITRESSES, SPRINGS, $15 EACH: SEE party here. MIS CULLE, 828 Sutter st. B SSMAK:R BY THE DAY. MISS CUL- LEN, 823 -utter st. < VW OMANWITH A CHILD, $10., MISS CUL- LEN, 323 Sucier st. W OMAN OR GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSK work and cooking; nice American family: country town; $25. MURKAY & READY, Lesd- ing Employment Agents. 634 and 836 Clay &t W AITRESS, COUNTRY HOTL L, 817 50; cooks. $:0 ond $:5; girls and women for housework, country. MUKRAY & READY, Leading i mployment Agents, 634-636 Clay st. N EAT WOMsN To COOK FOR 5 TO 7 MEN: ranch near city; $20. MURRAY & KEA DY, | Leadivg Employment Ageats, 634 and 636 C ay. 00K FOR THE CFFICERS OF A LARGE RR. company. 22 people to cook for, found; 4 waiters, $25 and $30; 3 cooks, 830 io 850. MURRAY & REALY, 634 and 636 Clay st 9 CAKPENTERS, PLAIN WOKK. Clt Biacksmuin for & janeh g i i ner; solicitor for a cooper for lime- 1 MURKAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st 9( FARMKRS, ORCHARD AND VINEYARD hands, $20: 3 milk rs, §25; 2 choremen for ranches: 20 |auorers and teamsters. MURKAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st REE FARE—FREE FARE FOR 50 RATL- road teamsters, 2 and 4 borses, $175 adiy. MURRAY & RrADY, 634 and 636 Clay st. 10 W4OD-CHOPPERS FOR A MINE: PINE and _oak: 4-fooc wod: $1 35 per cord. MUKKAY & READY, 634 and 036 Clay st. Per week. Orlental, 228 Drumm st. 61 LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. E BIMUN WANTS 100 MeN T GEL BOL- l+ Ue beer or wine bc: bes: 1rea lunch. 643CUlay. ANTED,TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- ersaclerks KNOX Coilection Agey, 110 Sutrer. lar AcMic HoUSK 57 MAKKET SL. BK- iow FiXtn. 10r a T0om: 16Ca HIght: 81 & weex. INCHEST It HOUSK, 44 1 LIRD ST, NK. Marxe:: 200 rooms, 25¢ a night: reading. room: ree bus and bazeage 10 and trom the rerry. AGENTS WANTED. AGENTS — “NANSEN IN THE ErozBN World * can be sold easier than any other book Dow in the warket; choice of exclusive fieid to first applicants. F. Person, manager: subserip- tion dept.. The Whitaker & Kuy Company, 7:3 Markrt st UK SALE—AN IMMENSE BARGAIN: THE oldest-esiablishe | saloon on North Beach; SE. cor. Powell and Union sts. For further particulars inquire on premises. JOR SALE CHEAP — HOME BAKFRY: £eod location; parties going away. Inquire 1527 Market st. LD-ESTABLI-HED C(OAL, WOOD, HAY, grain and stable business: owner reciring: busi- ness here 11 years: sell cheap. Call 1623 Market. RANSFER CORNER SALOON VERY cheap: cause sickness; must sell. Thirtieth st. and San Jose ave. SALOON-GOOD LOUATION; CHEAP REXT owner must sell on account of other business: a bargain. Inquire Cali Office. $200. FoBNITURE lo:‘naogn - PAYING . g-room 1n lodgini P box 80, Call Office. Lty 0001 ASTYD 70 RENT_IURNISHED DIN- ng-room; some boarders; ref. box 81, Cal Office. aial i WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. ROCERY AND BAR: GOOD LUCATION; cheap: 10 0pposition. —Tnquire at this office. LD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT. W. MUND, watchmaker and jeweler, 226 Kills st. ELL YOUR BOOKS. NOVELS AND CLOTH- ing to A. KL.EIN, 109 Sixihw.; send postal. CARPET CLEANING. ew. 23Tenth; tel. South 36 Muckintosh & Co. WATTS, reliable t-cleaniug Tenovig, alter- . atlon works. 413 Allister. el Jessie 82L. ARPET> C, EANED, KENOVAIED LIKE new. J. M CQUEKN.455 Stevenson. Tel. 8.228, ARYANCE CARPET-CLEANING CO. 40 cutter; tel. Main 394. GEO. WALCOM. prop. ITY STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS: clenns, moves, ays carpets. G. H. STEVENS, Mgr.. 38 and 40 Eighth at.; telephone South 250. VARPRI-LEANING, 80; LAYING, 8¢; KUG samples free: tel. Jessie 844 Stratton, 38thsc VY 1EN YUU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH poor work send toSFA ULDING'S Ploneer Car pet-beating Works. $58-67 Tehama st.: tel. So. 4d. £ MUICHALL CARPET-CLEANING CO. + 240 14tb aL; cleaning 8¢ & yard. ' 7L UNKLIN'S CAKPEL- BEATING WORKS, 334 Goiden Gate ave Teiephonme Kasi 124 LAKKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. YSiERAND CHOP HOUSE: RENT CHEAP. (V) Inquire Rosedale saloon, 1199 Markeu st. AP R ROUTE FOR SALE. P. O, D crth Temescal, Cal. il bt YOUNG WILOW FEOM GUATKMALA D~ sires gentleman partoer; Ty e partoer; small capital. 3054 T9 MERCHANDISE BROKERS AND COM- mission men—Responsible business man would like (0 join & first-class merchandise broker, etc., in busivess. Address W. G. B., box 11, Cail. 39 RoMS, CENTRAL, LOW RENT.$1,000 *)& 48 rooms, rent $80, a bargain. . 450 20 rooms, boarding, new, rent $75. I es0 28 rooms, uearly new. ront $80. 900 Many other bargains. UNDERWOOD, 765 Marke $1000, LOPSINGHOUSE GF 2. fooMs: . elezancly furnished: north Al.ret st.; lower floor of offices pays more than reat. M. LESS, 5 1 ourth st. US STRAND, 1118 MARKE! ST, WILL sell your lodging-house quick for cash. N STHNT—LODGING-HOUSE: 18 KOOMS: furnished; store in front: fuily stocked for cof- fee and fcecream parior. con ectionery, tobacco, etc.: 1ot 24x.00: price $2000; can be leased. JAMES HENKY, Steot, Toulumne County, Cal. STH(), BOUSE Qr 26 ROOMS; BENT LOCA- . tion on Mark ¢ s rare bargain owner 13 leaving for Furope. T8 Marker. _— URNITURE FOR FALE. FUHNfI'UHE OF 5 ROOMS FOR SALE; $350; flat to let. 1929 Levisad:ro st. AVE MONEY—BUY FORNITURE Buckingham Fur. Co., 866 Missio; FROM advances. OUSEHOLD KANGES ARK THIE BEST JOHN F. MEY KRS CO.. 847 Market st. FURNITURE J9BRMITURE, ters, showcases. KST PRICELS FOR FURNITURE, MDSE, etc. STREKT & CRESWELL. Anctioneera741 Howard :ireeat. i1ouses bonzht in theirentirety. WANTED STOVES UCARPLTS, COUN- ANDERSON, 1121 Market. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. JINE SUIT FO& 810 AT THE MISFIT B Clothing Parlor, 518 Montgomery st. UVELY DIAMOND SCKEW [EARRINGS for $35; cost 75. Uncle Hairis, 15 Grant ave. ARGAIN-HORSE, CART, 2 COWsS AND milk route. STANLEY, 4460 seventeenth. HOICE WINTER APPLES, COLD STORAGE, in good coudition for the trade at low prices. CONSUMERS' ICE COMPANY, 420 kighth s:. 5 BROWY, LEGHORN CHICK=;: 100 $125. SLOCK OF GROCERTES: KEAS )N- - able: store to lease, with 4 living- roomy, large yard and stab'e [nquire 335 Ariing- ton st., Opp. Usstro, bet. Kose and Roanoke. F Ok #ALE-LARGE ICECRKAM FACIORY: Slectrie motor: two (oo freeters: ice orush- er an taking tubs in brick; Callor address 410 Kearny st. e each. 1213 Valeacla st. . 7 ~NGRRSEWING MACHINE; WILCOS $5. & Giows automatic tension: s34 8y, “ans Market st J5AES, mi"u’ll;: MIKEORS, SHOW- cases, leam, oftice furni sereand oflice. farniture Sod, Sxuures. now and second hand, J. N S, -1U19-1021-)04 Mission at, above Sixin. g ()EEOBTUNITY SELDOM UFFERKD IN THE saloon business: first-cluss saloon: fine stock and fixtures: estabiishea trade; must sel.; present ©Owner nas otber bus ness. 31.Califrnias.. JFOR SALE — FIRST-CLASS pAVING SA- loon: cheap ren:; fine fixtares: pariners can- uot agree; must sell. Apply 83 Ihiid st. FQ8, sALr-G0OD BEANCH BAKER uandy and notions: nt. 3 living-rooms; cheap 455 Ninth st., corner Bryan:. SAFES-NEW aND skCUND-HAND. 609 Market st. 1 ;;l:?'l(!nl:lPuW:lhl E!’;hmz, 1 4-HORSk. e, wit : ‘planers and shapers. bl‘lm!l. e st i ulLEK.s,ENuA.\Ea..’D-BA.\»MA\D!]S 13 waier-pipes. Mclntosh & Wolpman. 157 Besis OFFEE MILL SCALES, LETTEK PRE Oint Gears money i, sate; cheap. 303 Ciays ATER-FRONT ~a LOON AT A 8ACRIFICE; dinsgreement uf pariuers cause of sale. Apply 26106 Steuart st ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. DVICK FREE: DIVORCE LAWS A SPKC lalty: private; no fee without success te insolvency, collections. patents, trademarks, etc. gbtalued: private detectives: eitabished 10 yeurs G. W.HOWE, atty at law,850 Market, cor. Siocktn (Q9PK FOR A SUMMKR RESORT. MURRAY . & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. W. KING, ATTORNEY-A1-LAW, CHRON icle building: advice tree; low fe:s; all cases HOROUGHLY KSTABLISHED SALOON; low rent; part cash: balauce easy payments: must scil: other business. 109 Larkin st. OR 8ALE—OLD-ESI'ABLISHED BUTCHER business; best locality In the city. B. U., box 91, Call Offtics. Aks, SHOWCASES, COUNTERS, SHELV- B etc., boughi and sold. 3068 Mission, nr. Toa EW ELMWOUD KANGES ARK THE LES] .fi Wo & RAY MFG. CO, 12 Calliornim st 0T NI SMALL MEULIUM AND LARG E- Ohnn and burgiar proof safe. 1U9-111 um:gs. m PROFESSIONAL CARDS. AKERY, DELICACIES, NOTIONS: cheap; 'good chance 10r righi party. Hydest. 3 SELL 308 OHN E. RICHARDS, LAW UFFICES. Roo! {m nd 47, Grockee. MM Seiopious ace I e e e ———————— b’