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12 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1897. WHEN AND WHERE YOU CAN SHOOT Changes That Have Been Made in the Game Laws. D.er and Dove Must Not Be Hunted and Kiied Until July 15. Supervisors Have Shortened the Seascns to Suit Their R-spee- tive Localities. Sportsmen and anglers can now procure copies of the fish and game laws of this State (which have been compiled by Arthur G. Fletcher, clerk of the Board of Fish Commissioners) at the gunstores orat the office of the Fish Commission, room 78, Flood building. Beveral changes have been made in the opening and closing of the game seasons, snd sportsmen who do not think it worth a little time to study the new laws may find themselves in a ““mess of trouble” if caught shooting game birds or animals before the close season expires. Last vear the dove season opened on Juiy 1; but the birds must not be killed this year before July 15. The season for shooting mountain quail and grouse will commeace on September 15 and will end on February 15 of next year. Valley quail and wild duck can be shot from October 1 to Marca 10f next year. Deerhunters will do well to remember that the season for shooiing the big game wili no: open until July 15, ana full swing can be enjoyed until October 15. Auy person caughtt in possession of any female deer or spotted fawn at any season of the year, or any person who shall at | any time buy, sell, expose or offer for saie the hide or meat of any deer shall, upon conviction, be fined in a sum not less tnan $20 or be imprisoned in the couuty jail in the county in which the conviction shall be hvd not less than ten days or more than 150 days, or be puyished by both such fine and imprisonment. There are many county ordinances on | the records which are invaiid, as they conflict altogether or in part with the State iaws. All ordinances which con- flict in any way with the State law are repealed by virtue of the repealing clause in the various acts passed by the Legisla- ture of 1897. : By a decision of the Supreme Court vio- lations of sections 632, 634, 635 and 636 of the Penal Code are made triable in the Superior Court, and a Justice of the Peace or a Police Judge has no trial jurisdicion. The Supervisors of the different coun- ties can provide, by ordinances not in conflict with the general law, for the pro- tection of fisu und game, and may shorten the seas.n for the taking or killing of fish and game within the dates fixed by the general State laws, but shall not lengthen the same. The Boards of Supervisors of the follow- ing counties have made the iollowing changes to suit their various localities: Alameda—Deer, Ju'y 20 10 September 2. Butie—No change. + olusa—Deer. August 15 to October 15. Calaveras—Deer, Scptember 1 1o October 18. Contra Costa—brer. Juiy 20 to September 2. (Use of dogs p:obibited.) A K1 Dorado—Doves, July 20 to February 1 ¥ umb 'ldi—Grouse and Wiison snipe. Sepiember 110 Fouruars 15 Killing of wa:crfowl prohibited { beiween one-ha f hour after sunset and one-haif hour be:ore suniise. Marin—veer, Ju.y 16 to September 1 Augus 1 to Janua Monterey—boves, July 110 March 1. (This or- dinance is void.) Deer, July 16 10 September 1 Luck, August 1 to March 1 (lhis ordinance is void Mendocino—No change. Nevada—No change. Napa- Deer, Juls 78 to September 5. San Benito—Deer, August 1 to September 15, (Marset bunt ng prohibiied.) an Bernardino—+=No action by the Board of | Supervisors of Lhis county relativg 1o close season Doves, for deer. doves or quail Since 1893. at which time the close sezson for queil was fixed by ordinance | a8 from March 1 w sarch 15, within contal vineyards ing one or more acres, or within oue mile | om. In ail other paris of the county, rom Merch 1 to Augusi 1" [The State law annu.s ihis ordinance. ] San JoaquinNo change. ~an Luis Ubi.po—Deer, July 15 to September 1. Doves, July 15 to December 1. san’ Mateo—Doves, July 1 to December 1. (Void.) ueer, July 15 to September 1. Use of dogs prohivited. Shasta—De- 1, July 15 to September 1. Sierra—Deer, September 1 10 O. tober 15, Eutter—Deer, September 1 10 October 15. Doves, July 15 10 January 1 Sauta Clara—X0 change. ran. en:o—No change. Solano— o chan.e. Lrtnity—Deer, ~eptember 1 to October 15. I nlare—Doer. ~ epiember 1 to October 15. Ventura—Deer, July 150 September 1. Market hunting probibied. Yolo—Xo change, Y uba—No chauge. There are other counties yei to be heard from, but the ones that fizure in the above compilation are noted for their eame and fish and as resorts for the sports- man and angler. The coznty fish and game wardens are: John L. Donovan, Alameda; A. D, Fergu. son, Fresno; Edwin McDoweil, Hum- beld:; Geor e H. Barfieid, Merced; R. Heims, Sacramento; J. D. McKenze, Sania Clara; William Griffin, San Diego: J. A. Morgan, San Francisco; M. I, Weaver, Tulare. Ti.e game of this State isd. ppearing 80 rapidiy owing to its slaughter by pot. hanters during the closed season that it is hoped the Supervisors of every county ap- point game wardens ns 5007 28 possible, THE FREE MARKET. San Franciseo Farmers’ Club Not Sat- isfiled Wi.h the Location. A special meeting of the San Francisco Farmers’ Club was beld Monday evening to consider the subject of the free market that is to be es'ablished on the water front in the to be hoped near futnre. At the last meeting & committee was aj- pointed to examine papers read at that pathering and to report on the same. The committee consisted of E. F. Adams, T. V. O’Brien, 1. J. Trumen and E. H. Denicke. Lastevening they presented the annexed repori: Your committee to whom was referred the papers relating to & free market read at the Just meeting o! the clubs have had the same under consideration, and wituout discussion at thie time respectfully recommend the adoption o1 the iollowing resolutivns which express the couclusions which your commit- iee has reached: iioied, By the San Francisco Farmers’ oTub: 1. In the judgment of this club the only water-front market which would benefit the people of the Stateat large would be such imarket as Lias aiweys been urged by the advo: cates of the measurc—namely, a market to or adjacent to which “all’” per'shcble products shi matter of fuct be delivered free of drayage, and in which mcthods of sale shall be controlled by public suthority. 2. We believe sucha market thus cosntrolled would be of very great benefit to Lhe pubiic. 3. We believe taat the pumber oi persons directly concerncd in this trade es procu- ers, consumers, buyers or sellers to be iar grenter than those concernea in any other single trade, and that this interest is therefore cnti- tled 0 first consideratiou in the use of th. waler front, next aiter the passeng:r traflic, nevertheless not to the extent of impeding tue use of the water front asa passageway fur all commodities. 4. From our general knowledge of the tacis and such expert advice as we have been able 10 ubtain, we beiieve that such & market as is proposed’ can be provided upon the water front, possibly with some rearrangement of the useé of the docks, but without serious in- jury to any interest. 5. While the proposed market has hitherto sections of the Btate mot served by river transportation—yet we are of the opinion not only that all producers are beneficially inter- ested, but consumers as_well, and not only these, but those engaged in trade and tne City authorities, and that the law having been passed, ali purties in interest should aid by any suggestion and information in aiding the State irarbor Commissioners to ths wisest ex- ercise of the wide discretion with which they are clothed. 5. To this end the secretary of this club is disected to place at the disposal of the Harbor Commissioners the papers relating to the mar- ket read at the last meeting o: the club. 7. We respectfully request the Harbor Com- missioners to immediately tske up the subject by instructing their engiieer to submit a defi- nite plan for erecting snch a market as tue law contemplates or in such other way as they mny deem best. 8 In the opinion of this club all interests involved should be formally represented be- fore the Commissiouers in counnect on with this matter, to the end that aiu iscts be brought out. 9. We find that there is in existence a com- miiiee created s year since by a fairly repre- sentative convention of producers; that this commitiee has beld but one meeting and has delegated its authority 1o one person, who de- clines longer to exercise it; we also find that High.and Grange, which began the active movement, and appareatly others, desire Lhis c.ub to lead in the creation of a new commit- tee formaily authorized to represent, as nearly as inay be, all proaucers. 0. That Lo this end the executive commit- tee of this club is directed 1o take, and in conjunction with other organized bodies, such measures as they may deem best for the formaiion of a committee baving formal cre- dentials as representing the largest possible number of producers, and pending the forma- tion of such committee that this committee be authorized to represent this club in regard to the free market. From the remarks made by & number of the gentiemen it was inferred that they do not regard the Pacific-street wharf as a suitable location for a free market. It was argued that it will take time to edu- cate the people as to their wants. If at first it is a failure the people must not be discouraged, but profit by the first mis- takes. The place selected is not adapted 10 the purposes of a free market, but it is a start. A wharf, similar in its purpose to the fisherman’'s wharf, should be buiit for a free market. In order to obtain more knowledge upon this subject the fol- lowing resolution was passed: Resolved, That in the meantime, as nn aid 1 suggesting rules and regulations for the gov- ernment of the free market in this City, the secretary of this club be instructed to cor- respona with the American Consuls and City Clerks of :he principal cities of the United States and abroad as to the system pursued in SITUATIONS WANTED-Continned. SITUATIONS WANTED—Conttnued. 00D COOK AND LAUXDRESS WISHES position. A ddress 206 Fifth st. P4ISIER, ALL-ROUND MAN, WANTS JOB. WALTER PALMER. 101, Grant ave. JITUATION WANTED BY A FIRST-CLASS laundress. Address 7064 Jones st. Y QUNG GIEL WISHES SITUATION TO DO housewors. ~ (&l & 1261 Cumberland st., near 19th, off Guerrero, bet. 9A. X. and 2 P. & W ANTED—WOKK BY THE DAY, WaSii- fag or housecleaning; $1 a day. 19068 Mis- stop st TOUNG_ WOMAN WANTS A PLACK, wages $10 per month, for generai housework. F. G.. box 124, Call. W OMAN WITH A CHILD WISHES TO DO housework:_city or country; is good cook undress. 173 Minoa st. aud JERMAN WOMAN WISHES TO DO WASH- ing and cleaning. Address 167 Ninch st. QWEDILH GIRL WISHES SITUATION FOR general housework. 1135 Florida st. WEAT YOUNG G.RL WAN1S A POSITION todo light bousework. Please call at 52714 Linden ave., bet. Hayes and Fell. W OMAN WISHES TO WORK IN EXCHANGE for room rent. Address 734 Minna st 7OUNG GIRL WISHES T ASSIST WITH light bousework or in store or bakery, Apply 119 Nintk st., bet. Howard and Mission. 7OUNG WOMAN WITH A CHILD WISHES 10 do housework, or position as housekeeper; city or country. G. 0., box 57, OSITION WAN1ED BY A BRIGHT YOUNG gir. of 19 years as cashier or assistant in cigar or candy stand, photograph or dentist office. Address A. M. 1/, 1041 Mission st. (FEEMAN GIRL WISHES PLACE FOR T housework and cooking; city or country. Call or address 5c Vassar place. RESSMAKER WILL GO TO SHOP OR families by the aay: ail branches cuiting and fitting; tel. green 144, or McDowell's, 103 Post st. Y oUNe, Lapy WISHES POSITION & seamstress in private familv: country pre- ferred. Address J. K., Call Branch, 526 Mission. 4 MABRKET ~T—BRANCH OFFICE OF CaLL: want ads and subscriptions taken. Yoo LADY WISHES A POSITION AS bousekeeper or do plain sewing. 124 Sixih st., room 25. IHE Y UUNG ATTRACTIVE EASTERN LADY would Ifke a good place as housekeeper: hotel or widower's home prefecred. 234 O'Farreil, . W ANTED—SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER br widow in a widower's family. 148 Sixth st., Erunswick liouse, room 2. \} IUDLE-AGED GERMAN WIDOW WISHES work by the day: good laundress. Address 569 Seventh st., Oakiand. NOTICE £, JUSSIQN LODGE NO. 168, F sna A. M. — Mo meetfng THIS EVENING. C. D. BUNKEK, Sec, £, CROCKETT LODGE NO. 139, F. and A M.—Called meeting mhA OF MEETINGS. WEDNESDAY, at 7:30 ».3.; D. % By order of the W. M. H. FORTRI DE, Secretss YERBA BUENA LODGE No. 15. 1. u. U. F.—Officers and 5 members are reques:ed 10 be present at the next regn ar nuetlng, THULS- 7N DAY LVENING. Joue 24, An amendment to the byisws proposed and othier Dusiuess of im- portance. S, JrFFERS JK, N. G. 0. L. PERHAM, Rec, Sec. £ _PEBEL CORK BENEVOLENT ASSO- clation—Members of the penic committee are reque-ted to acend & _meeiing at brian Hali. 1133 Mission st, on TRURSDAY EVEN- ING. June -4, at 8 o'clock, to make arrangements for the eleventh annual picic, to be heid at Shell Mound Park on SUNDA Y, August 1, 1897 P. CORKERY, Chalrman. JERRY MAHONEY, Secretary. CHE ST AND BEST IN AMERICA~ THE WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address [n the United States or Canada one year for $1 50, postage free. 7OUNG WIDOW FROM NEW YORK WOULD like position as typewriter. Call after 13 . & 821 Howard st., room 1. RANCH OFFICE OF THF CALL 167 NINTH st.: want ads and subscriptions taken. J EAT YOUNG GEL:MAN GIRL WOULD LIKE AN a place as housekeeper ; city or county; bach- eior’s, widower's home or lodging-house. Koom 11, 223 Fost st., second floor. l‘OU.\'G GIRL JUST FROM THE EAST DE- sires to secure & lucrative housekeeper's place; bacheior’s or w.dower's home preferred. 8z1 ssiun st., room 5. W ANTED—BY RELIABLE FROTESTANT woman. housework in private family; good cook and Iaundress: wages $15 1o $20. Cail 1085 Market st. W ANTED — BY AN AMERICAN WOMAN, situation as working hovsekeeper: no trifiers. Call at 238 seventh st., bet. 10 and 4 o’clock. 15 LABKIN_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE D190 CALL Subscripuons and want ads taken. ERMAN WOMAN. GOOD WORKEK, WA situation cooking or washing: city of countrs, Apply 245 Four.h st NEAT RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES POSI- tion todo upstairs work and sewiog, or will take care of children: good reference. Address 4272 Twenty-fifth st SPECIAL NOTICES. EWELL'S DAIRY IS at 23 aud Folsom sts. T OW LOCATED phone white 271. EZ JURKIH CABINET BATHS FOR geots and ladies. R, 11, 13035 Geary st. £AL TENANIS EJECTED FOR #4 collections made: aty or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Monigy st., room &: lel. 5680, BAY CITY TRANSFER CO 244 10 31115 Sutter. Trunk: EEMOVE: deltevred, 615 LAKKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE 01O CALL Suuscriptions and want ads taken. SUIUATION WANTED BY A GOOD SWED- ish girl, isundress, work by the day, washing d ironing or any kind of work. wood st , bet. N 217¢ Colling- neteentn and Iwentieth sts. VUMPETENT NURSE IS READY FOR_EN- g:gements at $7 per week. Address G. N. G, , Lox 93, Call Officr. G WIDOW FROM EUROPr wion 117 r.day st, WISHES bousexesper; buchelor or widower. oom 1. DIVIDEND NOTICES. TUMBOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN SO- ciety, 15 Geary st._The Girectors have de clirea the following semi-annual dividends: 2,20 Percent ver annum on term and 360 per cent perwn umon ordinary deposits, payable oa and aiter July 1, 1897 ERNEST BRAND, Sec. DIVIDEND NOTICE—TH: GEEMAN Savings and Loan Society, 526 California st.For the haif year ending June 30, 1897, a div- idend has been declared at the rate of four and wenty hundrediha (4 20-100) per cent per annum on term deposits. an i three aud ffry h' nared:hs (5 BU-100) per cent per annum on ordinary d-pos its free of taxes, pacable on and aft-r Thur-day, July 1 1897. GEOKGE TOURNY, Secretary. DIVIDEND NOTICE—SAN FRANCIS CO =AVINGS UNION, No. 552 Californta st., cor. Webb. For the half vear ending with the 0ih of June, 1897, & diviaend has been Geclared at the rate per annu of four and Lwo-tenths (4.2) per cent on term deposits and hree and hve-tenths (3.5) per cen: on_ordinary deposits, free of taxes, payuble on and after THURSDAY, July 1,1897. LOWELL WHITE. Cashier. DIVIDEND NOTICE. TUAL SAV- INGS BANK OF SAN FRANCISC, 33 Post st For the half vear ending June 30, 1597, a dividend has been deciared at the raie of four (4) per cent per annum on term deposiis and three and one-third (31%) per ceus per annum on ordi- nury deposi s. free of taxes, payable on and after YHURSDAY, July 1, 187, GEONG A. STORY, Cashler. SITUATIONS WANTED— ALE. )IRET-CLASS ENGLISH COOK DESIRES situation: best references; city or country. MISS CULLEN, 323 Butter st. MLDDLEACED WOMAN DESIRES SITUA- Mtion, 36 Miss CULLEN, 528 ~utter st TOMPETENT MOTHER AND DAUGHTER desire situations; best references; eily or coun- try. MISS CULLEN. 328 Sutter st. YOUNG ENGLI-H WOMAN DESIK-S place for general housework in country, with li:tle girl 7 vears old; good references ~Apply MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. (300D, RELIABLK HOUSEGIRL: GOOD X cook; city or country. MRS NORTON, 816 Sutter st. OMPETENT SWEDISH SECOND GIRL: J 200 seamstress; city or country. MRS. NOR: TON, 315 Sutter st. ERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, MRS, ¥ LAMBERT, tel. main 5332, removed to 417 Poweil 8t. W IDOW WOULD LIKE _POSITION As housekeerer or care of Lhe Sick: Wages not £o much of an object as & home. Address or call A. B, 408 O'Farreil st. JOIRSI-CLASS AMERICAN COOK WiL: work 1n & neat family: kind to children: mod- erate wages in steady piace: city or country. Cail #0129 Third st. EKMAN GIRL WISHES <ITUATION TO X do housework: wnges §15. Address 113§ Fiorida st.. near Twenty-iourt; 7OUNG WOMAN WANTs SITUATION TO do _general bousework: is good cook and Inundress: wages $15. Address G. L., tox 91, Call. QESPECTABLE WOMAN, GOOD COOK AND U first-cins« laundroas, would like place; city or country. 1000 W ushington st. W ASHING. TRONING AND HiUNKCLEAN- inc: $1 day and carfare: by reliable woman. 11 Kate's JOUNG GIRL WANTS SITUATION T DO 1. bt honsewo:k; 1o children., Cail or sddress 1513 Aayesst., near Devisadero. bei Seventh avd Eighth, off Bryant. OUNG FRENCH WOMAN WANT= WASH- tug, ironing and cleanin . Golden Gate ave. eauing by the day. 681 7OUNG SPANISH WIDOW FROM OUBA stavouid like a housexeeper's position. 305a Masor st TOUNG AND ~ ATTRACTIVE _ LADY (siranger) would 1ike 4 houseseeper's place: Butel ur bachelor's home preferred; clty o coam- try. Room ¥, 1204 Geary st. \‘ ANT ADS AND »UBSCKIPTIONS FUR THE CALL are taken &t Branch Ofiice souir west corner Sixteenth and Missiou sta. TOUNG WIDOW (PARISIAN), FORMERLY in good circumstances wanis & peimanent place as hous-keeper: widower's home preierred. 1122 Murket st., room 31. POSITION AS in bachelor's or_widower’s home sewing done. 106 Fourth, room TOUNG AND ATTRACTIVE FRENCH widow wants a working housekeeper's place: or will do mending: lodging-house or widower's home preferred. 1.0om 2, 122 v'ost st. FOUNG WIDOW WISHES housekeepe JEAT, RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES POSI 4\ ‘tion 'as working housekeeper in bach-lor's or widower's home city orcountry; wages $20. MR, C. L., 40 Mary st., off Howard, bet. Fifth and Sixth. 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL Bubscriptions and want ads taken. UBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FORTHE S i ks o hranca ‘eifion. bov liayes ss ©open untll 9:30 o'clock. JINCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR. W o omms - Sbo. o, 8150 per i r week; convenient and respect d from tbe lerry. FEMALE HELP WANTED. WAITRESSES, SANTA CRUZ, $20: 4 waltr-sses, mountain resorts, $.0; 3 walt- resses, springs: 2 waitresses, Ben Lomond, $20; hotel waitresses for Faxersficid, Fresno, San Jose, San Maieo, $20 and $25; 10 walircases, city hotels, 320 C. R HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary sk HELP WANTED-Continued. 9() WOQDCHOPPERS; TOOLS FURNISHED by the company: ' cord: pne an 150 4. ‘wood: Bongma County. MUHBAY & READY, 634 aud 636 Clay st. E PAY FARE FOR 66 MORE MEN TO work in and around sawmills and woods: a- borers, swamers, linemen, road-buiiders, cross- cutters, $26 and $20 ver month and found. MUR- RAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. HELP WANTED—Continued. BUSINESS CHANCES, s ANTED—_LABORERS AND MECHANICS o know that Ed Rolkin, Eeno House propris- tor, siill runs Denver House 217 Third st.: 159 1 1083 per weei. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. LD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT. V. MUND, watchmaker and jeweler, 226 Ellis st. JREE, ¥REE, FREE FARK FOR 80 MEX to build a railroad: 1 76 day: teamsters, 2 and 4 horses. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st 4 COUKS. $30. 40, $85; ~ECOND COOK FOR mine, $35; cook, 10c fare, § 0: pantryman, $25and found: 3 waiters, $25 and §30: porier, ©) SPANISH WAITKE=SES, BAME HOTHL, 2 G 415 gir. or countr. smail family, $25 waiiress, small_boarding-house, near ciiy,' 815 nursegirl, near clty, $20: 10 girls, housework, $15; 6 giris, housework, $20. C. R HANS.N & CO, 110 Geary st. KISH GIRL AS COOK AND LAUNDRESS, $25: housework-girl, Alameds, $20; 12 house- Wwork giris, city and counury, $30 and $35; 8 young girls, assist, $10 to $15. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter at. HAMBERMAID AND SEAMSTRESS: SAN Jose: 2 in family; §15. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutier st. JAyALIY's NURSE, $15; SEAMSTRESS AND chamberwork, $30. nurse, $20. MISS CULLEN, 328 Satter st URSE, INSTITUTION, $25. MISS CUL- AN LEN.'323 sutter st. {RENCH GIRL, PLAIN LAUNDRY WORK, $25. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutterat. 815, country. MURKAY & READY, 634 658 Clay s ANDY AN . ICECREAM MAKER, 26c AND found: see boss here. MURGAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. PRIGODS CLERK, COUNTRY =STORE. see boss here, $40; Thursday. June 24 MUR- RAY & READY, 634 and 638 Clay st. Q LAUNDRYMiN, 325 MONTH AND © tound: foreman for a vineyard. MURKAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. BLACKSMITH. 830 PKR MONTH AND found: 5 miikers. $25 to $20 per month, fonnd; 380 laborers, $1 75 a day and $26 ver month, found. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. EAMST. ITY, $/0 PER MONTH AND found: 20 farmers ‘orchard and vineyard hands, #26, $25 and $20; 2 men 10 dig_potatoes, $16: 3 choremen, $15. MURRAY & READY, 684 and 836 Clay st. AN AND WIFE FOR A RANCH: SEE BOSS here: $40 per month and found: without chil- dren. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay. Y OUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK. 123 Grove st. GIEL UPSTAIRS WORK, COUKS, $25: $12. MEL nursegiris, $12, aad oibers. HIKD, 721 Ellis st. EFINED GIRL; CHAMBERWURK: COUN try: $15; see lsdy here. MISS CULLEN 323 Sutter st. JRENCH CHAMBERMAID, $20; FRENCH nurse, $25. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. MOTHER AND DAUGHTER OR 2 FRIENDS AL or sisters; $35; Redwood ity. MISS CUL- LEN, 823 Sutter st. (EAT WOMAN FOR_COOKING, ETC, PRI- vate tamiiy, raach, 25, see boss here: cham- bermulid, hotel, City, $15; chambermaid and wat, country hotel, $20: ironer on starch work. coun- try laundry, $26 and found: 5 waitresses, different couutry hotels, $20: chambermaids, assist w. - iug, $30, und girls for housework and cooking. MUKRAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634-636 Clay st IDDLE-AGED WOMAN FOR HOUSE. IV “work and plain cooking on a ranch, $20. Call early. MURKAY & REEAD), Leading kmploy- ment Ageuts, 634-636 Clay st. \Y ANTED — KARLY TO-DAY, 8 SECOND girls for San Jose, $20; Santa Clara, $2 Ratael, $20; Alameda, $20; Redwood City, $20: San Francisco, $20; 3 waltresses, «ouutry, 320 and $25. 8 waitresses. city, 85 a week: 2 cooks, #30; nurse and second : glrls for houses work, $20: lsundress. $25 and 330, and others. Apply 10 J. F, CKUSETT & CO., 316 Sutter st. W ASTED-LAUNDRYMAN FOR RESOKT, $35 and found: cook and wife for resort, $60 and $55. J. F. CKOSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento. (GERMAN GIRL TAYLOR ST. 815; GIRL, Fair Oaks st. $1 t., $16: girl, Marin_Count, «irl, Bu- + 815: girl, La- &irl. Harrison girl, Modesto, $20; giri, Valiejo, $15. MARTIN & CO., 749 Marke: st. ©) GERMAN CHAMBERMAIDS, $16; 7 WAIT- & resses, §5 a week: 6 waltresses, resort and ho'els, $20, room, etc.: 4 waitresses, $15, room, eic.: b waliresses, clty, $20, room, e1c.; cook, $28 androom. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market st. G IRL CENTRAL AVE., $20. MARTIN & GO, 749 Market st. JURSE: ONK CHILD: CALL EARLY. AN MARIIN & CO., 749 Market st RENCH COOK: SMALL FAMILY; $30, MAKTIN & CU., 749 Market st. +) GERMAN GIRL<; BAKERY: NO COOK- < ing. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. HOUSERELPER 815; SEE PARTY 10 4. M. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. VWONAN AS MANAGER FOR PATENT Medicine Co. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. Cn.{x, SMALL HUTFL $40 AND ROOM, MaRTIN & Co., 749 Marke. st. FRENCH CHAMBERMALD, $15, ROOM, ETC. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st W ANTED — COOK., SMALL BOARDING- house, $20; maid for invalid, 815 cashler, French r'staurant, $10; German second and seamstress, 330; French second and seamstress, #20; giris ror housework and assist. LEON ANDRE, 508 Stockton st W ANTED—2 MEN AND WiVES 825 AND $30 and found: 5 teamsters. 81 75 a day;: stable boy and driver, 812 and found; errand and chore boy, $7 and found, good home; choreman about gentleman’s place, $100 year: old man to care for place, $5 and found; biacksmith for mine, %25 and found an4 increase; 6 laborers for woods, $10, fare paid; 4 crosscut-sawyers, $26 and found, fure paid, and others. Apply t0J. F. CROSETT & CO.. 628 Sacramento st. ANTED—RESTAURANT SECOND CO K, $50: cook for laborera, $40; second cook and baker for country hotel, §10; exira waiters. $1 50 & day: neat young waiter, $156 and found, and others. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 sacramento. ISHWASHER, 84 A WEEK: "KITCHEN- man, $17 50 and room, ho.el work: 4 dish- washers, $8, $10 aud $12 per mouth; baker's helper, Boy to I.arn baker’s trude; boy for restaur- ant, $10: young man for an institation, -ight work waiters. $20 aud room; 2 waiters, $6 & woek; bell boy. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. J (GHT COOK. $7 A WEEK: PASTRY COUK, 845; second cook, $45: night cook, $30 and room; broller, 840; covk, boarding-house, $40 and room; cook, $9 & weex, cail early; cook, $10 a week: third cook. $25 aud room; COOK, country, $i0 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. PA¥NBROKEK—OLD GOLD. SILVER, CANT- off clothing bought. Add. COLEMAN. 41 Third. LODGING-HOUSES ¥FOK SALE. US STRAND, 1118 MARKKT ST., WILL sell your lodglng- ouse quick for cash. 35() HOUSE, 10 FIRST.CLASS FURNISH- DUV ed i0oms; cheap rent: No. 1 location; LIt cash, ba.auce eusy payments' GUS STEAND, 1118 Market st. TH CANDY -STOR: AND FAGIORY: $OID. e PATiors: fine location: doing nice, profitable business: lurgo seds ser niain (oS gent; living-rooms. STENBLIG & (o, 653 Mo et st TAEE i 600D 1,00A8 KON d, but oldesiang M dolng a good. siiess: ownes ol W E interesis. BTENBKRG < (0, 8 2 Markel '+ BAR CONNECT, 7\\ B 'EL F600. Torin ot Marker 3= hVIE HOTEL doing good business BEKG, 633 Anrreos FISHES1 CASH FRICES PATD ok FunNE ture, restanrant, saloon fixiures and groc ke stocks. BTENBERG, 633 Marker: te1- pat’ 3555 stocks BTENBERG, 632 Markes: tel 3 $120 RESTAURANT IN B ST . bie locadton at junction of b POSST- d large railroad depot: old-estabiished. . 03 practically no opposition: 6 living rooms. turhitue includen; cheap rent: receipts $26 to $30 . day. M. LeSS & Fourtn 5t 4 GROUM HOUSE: BEST IN CITY ) 18-room house on ~ixth st only. 14-room house on kddy st .. ... L350 9-room house: elegant furni: ire; payments 1250 Other bargains. H. C. DECKER. 1020 Market st. 50)(), LODGING-HUUSE OF 15 ROOMS, DU, nortn of Market; stesdy roomers LESS & CO., 6 Fourth st 300, GROCERY AND BAR WITH 3 1,V . ing-rooms, faraiture Ihelnaed e Sk h- 18 XOOMS: WELL FURNISHED: NEAR the front; party 22 years in piace: good rea. son for selling. E. BASILE, 873k Marke: st. 200 ACCOUNT OF, DEATH: 10 ROOMS; &‘ . gooa locution. "HEALY. 917 Market. OR BARGAINS IN ROOMING-HUUSES this week see UNDERWOOD, 765 Marke: st. ()R SIXTH_BARGAIN; 8675; 17 ROOMs, 108 2ii%uil: steady roomers. - Cail aftor 1 p. & FURNITURE FOR SALE. URNITURE 6 ROUMS COMPLETE KOR housekeeping; cheap. Inquire 1226 Bushst., rear. QUSEHOULD KANGES AKE THE BEST JOHN F. MEY ERS CO., 947 Market st. JURNITURE, STOVES UARPLTS, COUN- F Cera showeases ANDERSON. 1121 Marker FURNITURE WANTED. EST PRICES FOR FURNITURE, MDSE. etc. STREET & CRESWELL. Anctioneers.731 Howard sireeet. ii0uses bought in their entirety. tures; worth seeing; g0od neighborhood. . 1.5 & CO., § Fourth st. o *2() PARTNER WANTED IN RE<; $650. o ouiness corner normh i mlAL: st clears $225 10 $250 per month. crowded s day. M. LESS & CO., 5 Fourth st. & §925(), DELICACY AND D IRY-PRODUCH . and pork siore: situated on o busiest streeca in an_exceilent location, yop: s Market, 1 block from Kearny st.: one of (1o est established and Dest-paying places of in the city: is 0ow clearing £100 to §] month over all expenses; rent low: ¢ Vestization aliowed. M. L §450, BRANCH, BAkERY, . clgars and siationery-sto; average $12 daily: rent reasonable best places in Western Addition. L. Fourth st —_— $1000, BOTEL IN LIVELY <o '« town: 30 rooms: well farnished established house: rent only $50 per mo: house always filled with good, steady and woiy. paying transient custom. LESS & CO., § Fourty o, $1350. SO, SROCERY aND Hak ' Fourth st., close to Market: rent $ large stock of merchandise: doing first.class pas Ing business. Particulars WILK K, 783 Markor = BAKERY AND COFFEE SALOON 500. Solag” tirsi tiam Soraes, S3LOON: lease; rent $40; choicest location. WILKE, 3 Market st 2F RAREST CHANCE. $300. SALOON WORTH $1000- CARPET CLEANING. WATTS, reliab e carpet-cleaning, renovtg, alter- « ation works, 413 Mcallister. Tel Jessie 821 (AEPELS CLEANED & RENOVATED LIKE Dew. 43Tenth: tei. South 38, Mackintosh & Co. J E MITCHELL, CABPEI « 240 14ih st.; cleaning Sc. £ ya rd; *old by wholesale iiquor-house; choicest Gown. town location. WILKE, 783 Market si. ARTNER WANTED 1IN COALYARD. established years: close to Baldwin Hotel: first-class businessoffer. WILKE, 783 Market s:. $9500. SALOON; RENT 850: LEask: £ - average daily receipts. $80: guaran. teed: best class custom: contractors and mer chants. Particulars, WILKE, 753 Market st. APANESE COOK, $50 AND ROOM; JAPA- nese, laundry work, $28, rcom, bosrd, etc. MAKTIN & CO, 740 Market, 7OUNG GERMAN FOR BUTCHER-SHOP: drive wagon. etc.; $-5, room, board,¢tc. MAR- TIN & Co, 148 Market st OY TO LEARN BAKEK'S TRADE: ER rand-boy, store work, $4 per week. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st AITER FOR THE SPRINGS; etc.; call eaily. MARTIN & Ci £25, ROOM, 749 Market. OOK AND HELPER: $80, ROOM, ETG. call early. MARTIN & Cu., 748 Market st. ISHWASHER, $26; KITCHEN MAN, $15, for springs. HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearny. OLORED WAITER: $25 AND ROUM. MAK- TIN & Cu., 749 Market. OUK, COUNTLY. $76 AND RUOM. MAR- TiN & CU., 749 Market st T ANTED — STr ADY MAN cash counter in fir month and board; mu curi.y for money. OY WANIED WHO IS WILLING TO learn talloring. CHARLES WEISS, 914 Kearny st. W ANTED—PARTY_FOR STEADY SITUA- tion; must bave $200. J. F.. box 99, Cail. TO ATTEND inss restaurant, $50 s have $200 cash: good se- 717 Market st., room 7. JHOEMAKER WANTED ON REPAILS Call at 236 Noe st., corner of Sixteenth and Market. PAINTBURNERS_PRACTICAL MEN WITH ools, ready to work. 309 Powell st. OY FOR KITCHEN AND DINING-RUOM; German or Scandinavian. 739 Fourth st. Y\,USB MAN TO ASSIST: TKAVELING; good business: $100 cash. G., box 1, Cal BOXSSA SMART BOY. 137018, 10 LKa Ly wholesale business; fine opportunity. A pply atonce, U. S. Industrial Ag-ney, 160 Crocker biag. ARPETS CLEANED, KENOVAIED LIKE pew. J. McQUEKN, 453 Stevenson, Tel. 8.228. ALVANCE CARPET-CLEANING CO. 403 Sutter; tel. Main 394 GEO. WALCOM. prop. (LY STEAM CARPEI-CLEANING WORKS: cleans, moves, :ays carpets. G. H. STEVENN, Mgr., 38 and 40 Kighth st.; telephone South 250. (CARPET-(LEANING, 80: LAYING, Sc: BUG samples free: tel Jessie 944 Stratton, 88thss W HEN YUU BECOME DISGUSTED WITd poor work send toSPA ULDING'S Ploneer Car- Ppet-beating Works, $53-57 Tehama st.; tel. So. 4 CORELIN'S CARPEL. BEATING WORSS 333 Golden Gate ave. Telephone East 126. () 5 LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL: subscrintions sn wan: ad< taken, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ABSOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND LARG- est_house west of Chicazo is KOHLER & CHASE'S. 26. 28 and 30 O'Farrell st. Pianos, organa and all other musica! instruments, of grades and prices. Terms easy: prices lowe: } verything possibie dons to pieass and satisty the castomer. RE YOU THINKING OF PUKCHASING OR renting & plano? If so don’t fail to call and inspect the fine insiruments we are seiling for $3, #4, 85, 36, 87. 18, §9 and $1C per moith: every piano ‘guaranteed. SHERMAN, CLAY & CO, Steinway dealers, corner Kearny and~utter sts. UBRIGHTS FROM $50 UP: GREAT BAR- gains today: cash or installments MAUVAIS. 769 Market st A\TUALLY THE LiST BARGAINS IN PL- anos; monthly payments $5 up: correspon- dence solicited. THE F. W. SPENCER COM- PANY, 834 Market st, opp. Mason; established over 0 years. ONA-rIDE REDUCTION 1IN PRICES— Haines Knabe, Bush & Gerts and others:_sec- 0nd-hanA planos from $100 up. W. ¢. HAMIL- 'TON, successor to A. L. Bancroft & (o., 224 Post. OY WITH REFERENC-S Al HERMAN GOE1Z'>, 18 Trinity st., off Sutter and Mont- gomery. WANTED — JANITRESS: GEEMAN OR Scanaiavian woman 10 do cleaning up in an institution: short distance in councry: saiary $25 per month and board. iodging and washing. W. D, EWER & CO, 626 Clay AKRTNER WITH $35: MUST BE WILLING 1 work. Address S, box 9, Call Office. 1RONG BOY TO LEARN CARRIAGE blac~smithing; with experience. 828 harrison. G IEL WANITED FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK and cooklng. 18113 Golden Gaie ave FFICE BOY WANTED., FINK & SCHIND- LER 1509 Market st. 7OUNG WOMAN; LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING; few hours weekiv. in exchange modest board; one in family. EDWARD, box 57, Call. W ALIED_WOMAN, BET. 45 XD 50, T0 assist lizht housework: oniy one appreciating ahome need apply: wakes $6. See lady bet. 11 and 1, at 105944 Folsom st. | EAT GERMAN GiRL FOR HOUSEWORK; AN fami y of 2: home: small wages: refor- ences required. Call 283 Thirteenth st. JXPERIENCED WOMAN OR GIRL, LIGHT bousework, aitend babs, $10. 2913 Sacra- mento st MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es.jewel] Kins. Unele Harris. 18 Grant —— SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. APANKSE, CHIN ESE EMPLOYMT OFFICE: walters, housecieaners. 50 Geary: tel. Gran 66 VHINESE & JaPAsodk: ES1'D 20 Y EARS; belp:telmain 1997, BRADLEY & C0..840 Clay HUNTER & CO. CHINESE AND JAPAN £SE emp. office, 61415 California st., tel. main 231. (CUINESE ANDJAPANESE EMPLOY MENT office; best help. 41434 O'Farreil. Tel k. 426. W ANTED—A HOME FOL A MAN, AGE 57. of good habits, in gentleman's or lady's place, 0 dolight work for his keeping: is handy with carpenters’ tools. ~Address Veteran, 908 W ash- ington st., Oakland, Cal. 00D MEAI-CUITER AND SAUSAGE- maxer wants situation in the country; must be asteady job. Address B., box 38, Call. W ANTED—A YOUNG GERMAN ORSWED- Ish girl 10 assist in light housework. Apply 811219 Golden Gate ave. (G1HL 10 DO PLAIN COOKING AND LIGHT housework. 245 Fourth st DXPERIK: tom coats T ANTED — EXPERIENC, on custom conts 373 NALOMA sk, 0 ROTESTANT GIKL FOR GENKEAL housework; good home. 877 Shotweil st. PERATORS ON BAR COATS, BUTCHER gowns aud aprous, 422 Turk su JEAT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWOKK; $12. Apply atter § o'clock 4.1 Leavenworth. IRL WANTED FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK. 1511 Post st 7 OUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSE- work; American family. 948 Folsom st ED APPRENTICE ON CUs 410 Kearny st., room 32. APPRENTICE r Firch. 7OUNG MAN, ABOUT 20 YEARS, WOULD like steady Job wasbiog dishes: speaks only 1524 Sixteenih ave., South 5 F. HAVING 20 YEARS 510 T cessful experience in the management of Iarce . nterprise requiring ability ans jud .ment dusires u position where (hese qualities will con- mani an cquitable sa.ary: ean furnish the best of refereuces. Address X, box 8, Call. TEATLEMAN ( Y OUNG MAN, SUB:R AND INDUSTRIOUS, wants work of any kind: /s & good horsema d gardener: first-ciass retcrences given. 8. C. x MAL, SE TREATMENT AT YOUK OWN M home: 11 fal treatment free of charge: pa- tients sucees fuly treated for chronic rheum. - u-m, siugsish Jrcalation, etc.; fee SUc per hour, Masseur, box 89, C (GERMAY, 30, EX-NAILOK, GOOD DRIVFE, u'8 p'ace in wholesale house a8 pori-r of ; wazes noonjec. at beginning. W. DOLEN- ST, 1609 Fowell st. APERHANGKR, PAINTER, ET situa:ion: b .. WANTS i references. i ainter, 339 Fourch. ARPENTER, CABINET-MAKER, GOOD machanic, with 10. ituation. Please call or 8 idress 724 M JAPANE-r BOY WISHES FOSITION: GOOD ©ook ; housework and any kind of work in the family. address 1. KIJiN, 525 Jessie st 7 OUNGMAN WANTS SITUATION AROUND privaie pluce; thoroughly understands the care of horses, cows aud garden; city. references. . ddress C. H.. box N l x L':'A Bd. A_I.RK“TWOR’I'fl\‘ WOMAN wishes siiuaiMh care of youn - infart; Pro.estant famil; g T L EE box 92, « all Office. $25. reterences. O. 8, SIIUTION WANTED BY A YOUNG BOY, 13 years oid, as office or errand boy: living home: speaks Freuch and rnglish. Address F. and k., box 40, Call. PARINER WANTED FROM GOLD MINE, El Dorado County, Ca. 6. K. B., box 20, Cail! 615 LARKIN-BEANGH UFFICE UF THE O CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. TWO, SALLBLADIES =~WANTED: WELL d; won't interfere with offi e oc home work 205 Frankiiu st.; cail motnings from 9 (0 12. HRE - GOUD MEN TO CANVASS; GOOD inducem.nts. Cail 8 A. M., 836 Howard st JEAMEN FOR NE and coasting. Washington st YORK, AUSIRALIA Blue Jacket Shippiag Uffice, 12 W ANTED—AN ACTIVE M AN IN COLI ECT- ing office: can make good wages: must have $75.4 4h.00m 2, 917 Market si. ARBER-SHOP, BATHS, IN COUNTRY; FOR sale cheap. Apply 2 Eighth st 167 Dha i S5 L BEASCH OFFICE oF THE CALL subscoptiou sud wane ads. taken. \ J,’-CENT 2-CHAIR BARBER-SHOP FOR ©) saie reasonaoie: nicely fitted: renc $7. In- quire 1105 Buchanan st. V) ANTED — FIRST-CLASS ADVELTISING man for a department of & moathly maga- zine. Journal of Invesiment, 331 Montgomery, rooms 19 and 2i. MAKKSL SI.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLL: want ads and subscriptions taxen. ARBEK-SHOP — 3 REVOLVING CHAIRS and baths; $150. 419 Fourtn st. ARBERS ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- ment Utfice. S FUCHS, Sec’y, 325 Grant ave. FISE MEN'S CALF SHOES. 817570 OR- der, 82 50; haif-sviing, 26c up. 959 Howard. ] SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TOGET BOTTLE . beer or wine Sc; Lest free lunch. 643 Ciay. TRY ACME HOUSE. 957 MARKET ST., BE- low Sixth, for a room; 20c a night: 81 & week. FgHo HovsE: 86314 MALKET ST.—ROOMS 20c, 28¢ to SUC Light: §1 to $2 week. Y LYCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIKD ST, NR. Market: 300 rooms, 25c a night; realing- room; free 'bus and ba.guge 0 and from th. ferry. Sl—BuA. 4 OFFICE OF IKL FUR LIGHT HOUSEWORK: wages; good home. 170434 Folsom st. LOwW RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH st—Waut ads and subscriptions taken. S. F. DRESSCUTTING 8UHO. L FRENCH « talloring taught; §1 week. 916 Marker, r. 19. 839 fares b TME CaLL: sUDACTIPUOSS &DU WAL ads 1aken. PAIR: ANOTHER LUT MEN’~ 4000 gies:’ vees Uigntis anmaged: at o than one-fourth their value; from 75c to $2 50. 562 Mission st. bet First and Second sts. ADIES' SHOES, SOLING, 360: MEN'S shoes, soling. 50c: all repalring done at half (he usual price. 562 Mission st., bet. 13 and 2d. UBSCRIPIIONS AND WANL ADS FORTHE CALL taken ol branca ofice 539 Hayes au; open unti 985 o'cluck. PERATORS ON FLANNEL OVERSHIRTS and underwear; a few inexperienced bands taken and taught. LEVL STRAUSS & CU,, 3244 Fremont st. 615 LARKIN-BRANCH UFFICE OF THE CaLL: subscriptions and want ads. iaken. LD-E-TABLISH-D BARBEE-SHOP; OWA- er 10 years one place. 1817 ~tockton st. OURNEYMEN BARBERS' INTERN A- tional Union of America Free Employment Burean, 34 Fourth st. L LESS. Secreiary. LEARANCE SALE—$5000 WORTH BOOTS and shoes; must sa-rifice: $1 50 snoe 75¢, $3 shoes $1, 83 shoes $i 5u. #4 shoes $2: $5 shoes $2 50, $6 shoes $3. 638 Maiket s, opp. Palsce. 7 OUNG EASTERN LADY WANTS GENTLE- man partier. Koom 3, 323 Post st. 0 U C? DO U €7 SPECIAL AND EXTRA- ordinary offer of 2 weeks' sewing lessons free 10 beginners this week at the A choweil Dress- making and Miilinery School, 108 Post st. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMON DS, WATCH- s, jewelry seaiskins. Uncle Harris,15 Grant av. 597 MU~ 1GOMBEY LU na Ur enie OZT Gpen ‘until 9:30 o cloci: brancn office of ibe Call: subscriptions and wan: ads. taken. OUMS, 130 TO 78c PER N1GHT: 30C 40 818y per weex. Orlental, 926 Drumm st. 7 Daola SL—BRANCUH OFFICE OF 167 T Cans" Gbecription and waa: ada taken. M L CUNVEAIEND AND RESPECTABLE: Winchesier House, 44 Third st near Marke:: 200 rooms: 25¢ to $1 BU per night: $1 BU w0 &3 POF Week: free ‘bus and bazgage (0 and Tom terry. SITVATION WaNiED BY RESPECTABLE 2 woman- is an exce lent cook: gova refercnces Address 1912 McAllister st. Foo0 Toierences QIIUATION WANTED AS BARTENDRR; middie-aged wan: havdy in free-lunch cook- Ing: city reference. CHAKLES, 1116 Market. JITUATION WASNTED BY COMPETENT 3 girl. general houmsework and cooxing. Cal 2633 Post st. A3, GERMAN COOK WISHES A POSI- tlon: ean also act In the capacity of steward. 838 Mission st RELIABLE WOMAN WANTS SITUATION A% g0od cook or general housework: ety or country? fs xmd to children; wages $15. 275 Fourih st., over florist’s. OUNG MAN WITH BEST OF KECOM- mendations desirss (o lvarn giocery busine: 2nd keep 000ks of firm; wiges no ovfeci W, H. box 18, Cail Ottice. : JEAMSTKLSS WINHES A FEW MORE gagements by th charges §1 u day. Al W ANTED—BY A RESPECTFUL MAN, SI1- uALlon as chief 00k O steward in hotel or in- sULuLon. Address G. E. ., 10 Fourteenth st. N¥AT YOUNG GERMAN GIKL WANTS A AN ‘permanent place as & housekeeper: city or country; wii Go piain mending. 207 Fost, rm. & JERMAN GIKL (GOOD S00K) WANTS Pu- tion 10 do ceneral housework in private fam- ily. Call 369 Jessie st (COMPETENT WOMAN: GOOD COOK AND Iaundress; will do general housework : clty or been urged—namely, by produccrs in those | couniry; refs (al 10 Wik more piace, of Ciay. FLIABLE CERMAN, UNMARRIED, COM- peient (0 take charge of winery, vineyard and orchard, wishes situation; best of references. A d- dress care of M. SHAFER, 34 " hird st. oo sl st Seeain ottt NN HQT MONTGOMERY, COIL CLAY — OPEN uptll §:3. o'clock: branch offics of THE ALL: subseriplions and want sds taken. MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- W es,Jewelry semiskin,. Cncle Harns, 15 Grantav, MALE HELY WANTED. ANTED, TO-DAY—50 TEAMSTERS FOR new railroad, $20 and board, new road, long. Job, rednc-d fure.’ we ship this evening: 20 scraper teamsters, country canal work, $20 and board: 20 men 10 - ork In sawmiil and woods, 820 and board ; 4 crosseut sawyers, $26 and board: 6 woodehop: pers, $1 26 a cord: 4 farmers, same ranch, near city, 830. . R. 4ANSEN & C0., 110 Geary st. PO GASHER FOR A SUMMER R-SOKT, 817 0. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary ». ANTED—MARIIED FARMER, STEADY place, see employer here, $30 and found: 2 woodchoppers. 8115 a cord: 3choremen, nice place:, $1b and fornd: 10 miners, stealy job, $2 & day; 2 waiters for steamer, $20 and found; man and wife for ranch, $30 and_found: boy for fac- tory, $3 & week: dishwasher, $20 and room; farm- ers, ‘various counties. cooks, wilters, eic., eic. W. D.EWEK & 1 0., 626 Clay st. WANTEC—10 MINERS FOR OLD, RELI- able company: steady job; $2 & day. W. D. EWEK & CU., 626 Clay st ANTED—AGENTS: $:0 TO $25 WEEK TO workers; no capital: new goods; new plan: selis at sight; every iamily needs it. Househoid Specific Co., box 424, Cinclnnad, Uhio. W ANIED_1000 MEN 10 kAT OUK FREE inuch With bottle beer or wine, bc. Managed by JACUB LE.YFUSS, 4.2 Ja:ksou st ONEY LOANED UN DIAMONDS, W ATCH- es,jewelry,sealsking. Uncie Harris,15 Graut av. W ANEED IO OLLIGCT WAS ESDUE LABOR- ersaclerks KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter, DMINISTRATOR'S SALE — MUST SELL; pianos at immense reduction for cash oroa iustallments. KATON E~TATE 735 Market st STEINWAY, $250; CHICKERING, : barzains, $4 a month; a nice small up- right, $95; rent $2 up. HEINE, 136 Ellls st. OLNER GROCERY AND BAR: CHOIC location: transfer point in Mission: doing a first-class cash business: large stock of groceries, wines and liquors: slckness in famils comnci owner to sacrifice; lease. Particulars, W1LLE, 763 Market st. 300, SIGABSTORE IN FINE Loca. DUV tion, near The Call bulding, with steady run of cash cusiomers: cheap rent; bear Inyes:l. gation. WILKE, 783 Market st. (G US, STRAXD, 1118 MARKET ST, WILD X sell your business quick for cash. £350, COST ts TOR SALE TO-DAY: SALOO $1000. GUS STRAND, 1118 Mar $225 GEICERY AND BAR; CHEAP AT . $500: see this. GUS STEAND, 1118 Market st. $25(). SALOON: 8 FURNISH: D ROC 29V, il value; pays well: cheap bargain to-day. GUS STRAND, 1118 Ma = BRANCH BAKERY, NOTIONS AND $O()U. stationery store; clears $75 & mont fioat bargain: ofer wanied. GUS STHAND 118 Marke: st. $15(. PARTNER WANTED 1N OFFICE . and commission business: will cloar 875 per month to exch. STRAND, 1118 Marker, $200 RESTAURANT AND COFFEE- D 2OV, nouse on Market st.; casn receipis 315, APply 10 DECK. R, 1020 Marke: st. MEAT MARKKT: GREAT BAR- B600. cuic or. Miries: cuntrars receipis 4o aday, cash; low rent. BARRETT, 87305 Marker. 300, SAmwoN. 8 LIVING-ROON sacrifice: must be sold at onc worth looking up; don't miss it. UNDE. 765 Market st. KOCERY AND BAR; FINK LOCATION I~ the Misslon: 5 Living-rooms: steady trade; a bargain: no reasonable offer refused. Apply H. J COKDES, 314 Sacramento st. ABE CHANCE ON ACCOUNT OF ness: I offer haif of & vers good office busi estabiished 12 years. Apply rvom 81, F building, 809 Marke: sc. ARTNER IN DAIRY AND POULTRY BUSI- ness; Protestant carpenter preferred; $600 quired: will sell for $15.0. A. J. D., stauon D, Oakiand. JLEGANT STEINWAY, HARDMAN AND Weber; almost new: see them and make your own price.” xoom 12, Flood bullding. %300, SALOON FOR SaLE “STOCK_AND . fixiures; good ocation: 3 liviog- rooms: rent 8.5. 0 REASONABLE LLEGANT EMERSON: . LICK, 116 McAllister st. offer refused. k. C. B., box 43, Call Office. W ELL.ESTABD INTELLIGE CE OFFICE; rent free: profiable chance. 4. 5 Sutter st. 1 '() UPRIGHT: CO~T $404: FOR SALK, BLOU. $6 nstaiiments. 221 Leavenworth st. LD-+ STABLISHED SHO-SHOP, must be sold this week. CHEAP: 1802 Bush st. FOR SALE-WEBER TPRIGHT GRAND PI- 10 In fine condition. 1816 Howard st. RS. G. NORTON'S for sal MPLOYMENT OFFICE good locality; cheap rent. 315 Sutter. FINE NEW PIANO OFFERED AT YOUR own price. 809 Market st., room 10. ORNER SALOO: cheap; must be sold. NEAK WATER FRONT; Address Call uffice. W G BADGEK SOLE AGENT FOR HALLET -& Davis and Francis Bacon planos. 415 Sacto. YION MAUZY, 308 POST ST._SOHMER, Newby & t.vans, Brigga and other pianos. QUPERIOR VIOLINS, ZITHERS,OLD & NEW. H.MULLER, maker. repairer, 2 Latham place LD-ESTABLI-HED WOOD AND COAL yard dolng first-class business: low rent; cen- traliy located; good reasons for selling. For pare ticulars call or address 430 Pacific st. M EAT MARKET: ESTABLISHED 10 M “years; clearing $300 per month: must be sold on acconnt of ill heaith. = B., box 100, Call. 00D PIANO FUR SALE OR RENT CHEAP. SCHMIIZ, 18 McAliister st. KoABE Fa NOS: NEW BCALE: NEW styles. KOHLER & CHASE, 30 ' Farrell at. ALSHERMAN, CLAY & O ¥ou find 8 ¥k OF | »w >te ONLY Wilk way vianos FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. 4 HORSEPOWER LLECTRIC MOTOR, RHE- ostat, etc., 8-horsepower gas en-ine, Dow pump, all in good condition; motor and pump In present use; for sale at a bargain. Apply J. F. HAL- LORAN, 12 Front st. I3 BROWN LEGHORN 500 euen 113 Vaieneia st CHICKS; 10c OR SALK—FURNIT tains, etc., of 4 room: way. JURNITURE OF 9-ROOM FLAT, COM- plete for housekeeping: part cash, balance easy payments. LEON CARKAU, 220 Sutier st "RESH COW FOR SALE. 14 LAIDLEY ST, near Thirtieth, San Francisco. "IRE AND BURGLAR PRUOF SAFE FOR sale, cheap. 42 Main. BAES, BACK BARS, MIRRORS, SHOW- cages. counters, 11noi-um, office furniture. s.ore and oflice furniture and fixtares: new and second- hund. J. NOONAN, 1017-1019-1021-1023 Mis- sion st., above Sixth. E, CARPETS, CUR- cheap. 1381x Broad- UILDINGS ON NxW POSTOFFICE SITE. 1nquire O'CONNOR, 1166 Mission st., nr. Sth. (OFFEEMILLS. SCALKS. LETTER PRESS stand desk, money till, safe; cheap. 102 Clay. CILERS ENGINE~, 20 HAND MACHINERY MCINTOSH & WOLP VAN, 137 Beale {OR SALE—GROCERY AND BAR aT A SAC- rifice; run by present owner 5 years. Apply 2800 Twenty-first st., cor. Fiorida. 1,ADY GOING EAST WILL SELL SMALL 4 rooming-house: reasonable: on sunny corner; ali rooms rented. 1061 Foisom st. Y 936 wibow, RECENTLY FROM PaRIS wishes partner. * Apply 117 Eddy, room 3. OFFEE, LUNCH.PARLORS: BEST LOCAIL~ ity in @ity; fitted up in lntest siyle; $50 a day business: owner must sell. Apply Cail Office. R700. SALQNFINELY FITTED, WELL (U, stocked; location neac ferrics: doing a §00d Business: years in same bands;: must be soid before lat: every investigation ailowed: will ex- change for real estate: no agents. For particalars see LOULS TAUSSIG & CO, 25 Main st HOROUGHLY KSTABLISHED SALOUN best location: good business; low rent: half cash, baiance easy payments. MCLEOD & HATJE, 518 Market st ORNER GRUCERY AND BAR DOING A £00d business: _iving-rooms: cheaprent; must be sacrificed. Apply at this office. $400. 55, 508, TENTH AND HOWARD; '« well-fitted saloon doing good business. AYING SALUON; WHOLESALE DISTRICT. WICHMAN & LUIGEN, 218 Clay st. MALL CORNER SALOON FINELY FITTED up: cheap: make offer. Apply this oftice. JE,YOU WANT RIGHEST CASH PRICES tor furniture, groceries, saloons and restau- runts see J. C. MUTHER, auctioneer, 632 M arket FOR, 8ALk CHEAP—A GOOD-PAYING PiC- tore-frame and portrait business: established 4 years: in Ntockton, Cal. Address 414 East Maract st Stockton, ¢ (300D SEWING MACHINE FOR 87, COM. T pete. New Home Office. 1559 Market st. PINE SUIT FOX $10 AT THE MISFIT Clothing Parlor, 518 Montgomery st. SAFES-NEW AsD SECONLD-HAND 609 Market st. AFES—BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND- hand: all sizes; nisoa lot of safe-deposit boxes, CHARLES WALTZ, 108-111 Market st., 8. £ AnS, SHOWCASES, COUNTERS, SHELV- 15 g, et bought and soid. 1088 Mission me i EW ELMWOUD RANGES ARE T} NAY SR MREAE - e STORAGE. A, T LOW RATKS—FUKNITURE. CARPET Abianos hovsehord £00ds: _clean, light com: periments: advances made. J. NOONAN, 1017 101023 Mission st., above Sixth; open evenings. {UBNITURE PIANOS, ETC._ADVAN ¥ p.cnn'.-uu?ln; CHAS LTAYLOR,204 bost. EDUC~D iCATES, FURNITU Bousehold xoods. eic. J. AL 14 KR Ok, "7’:%'?3‘; OSEDALE. 521 ELLIS Ni. TAYLOK—100 mingle farnished rooms: 25¢ & night: $1 week. J,ARGE STOCK NEW AND SECOND-HAND shoes tor saie; lot ladies’ and misses’ shoes, 250 up: mistits exchanged: g0od I palring: shoes made (0 order any styie 83 ap. Cenirai Repair ing Shop, 749 Mission st., near Grad Opera-house, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. DVICE FREE: DIVOKCIK LAWNS A SPRG L P lalty; private; no fee without success: provars Insolveicy, coliections. pacents, trademarks. ete, Obtained: private detect) stabiished 10 yours G W.HOWLE, sty utlaw,850 Marker, cor. Stoowtn ANTEU—MEN 10 IEAKN BARBER trade: shops, Wols, posiuions forpished: 8 weeks required. 5. ¥. Barber College, 13834 Kightt, — T PO T Plehth, )y; MISSION 51— BRANGH OFFICE 9520 dars ANCH OFFIGE oF INGLE RUUMS 10c AND 18c N3G Sah7s week Linden House, Sixth and Howas' DVICE FREE: NO CHARGE UC- At W. W. DAVIDS)N, 521“7"';:‘?:::[( —— TO LEASE. AY AND GRAIN WARKHOUSE, H. NG Eu’:fl"; Siablisicd busineas and o o 88, siating particulars, X, box 8 ARTNER WANTED IN restau Filimore st Y OUSG WIDOW (STRANGER) bE sentleman partner. Koom 1, 223 Pos: st GOOD PAVING 500d cook preferred. inquire 943 Y QUNG WIDOW (PARISIAN) DESIHES A entleman pariner. Rooms 10 and 11, 122 Post VERY BEST R:tSULTS OBTAINED BY placing your lodging-nouses, sajoons, candy- stores. etc., with Stree: & Cresswell, 721 Howard. OUNG EASTEEN WIDOW DI gentleman partner. 223 Post st., roo: OUNG GIRL UF 21 (STRANGER) WANTS gentleman partner. R. 8, 9 Powe | st d floor. $275, COXNER GROURRY AXD BARAND Ll D. 1iving-rooms: good location; selling on accouut of sickness. Appiy il Uflice. ENAMELED LEVIEKS MARKK T BEST sign in the world; save your moucy the faciory: there is ue on ihis BAK:."S, 409 Sauchez 3 FoR RENT - FAMILY large uining-room; French ran rooms; bach, etc. Apply W. B CLU ONEY LOANED OD is.ins. Uncle Harri RESTA URANT: ¥, 17 Sixtn. DIAMON DS, WATCH- 15 uranta anb, PIIONS K CALL. ‘taken or CRTLAND L Quire ihis Ofide’ OFa: 153 ABird s, POrUALL, Uregon. AGENCY THE taken. 15 LARKIN-sRaxCH OERICE OF PBOTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIE REE DEMONSTIATIONS OF VELUX PA- per daily at 22 Geary st sole ageucy for the comst. CAL. CAMERACO. t