The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 21, 1897, Page 12

2 1 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1897. A2 s e e e e R e e e el e ) s e e Y i isp o usb el L L Y e e e e o e ol NOW AEADING FOR VISAL Reedley Has Been Reached and Passed by the Valley Road. Second Annual Meeting of the Trustees of the Com- peting Line, Reports of the Year's Work Submitted by the Secretary and Engineer. In the absence of Claus Spreckels, who is away recuperating, John D. Spreckels presided yesterday at the second annual meeting of the trustees cf the Valley road. Reports were submitted by Secretary Alexander Mackie and Chief Engineer Storey of the results of the work during the past year. After the reports had been read the trus- tees re-elected ail the old members of the board of directors, and these in turn re- elected the former officers of the company. The officers and directors are as foliows: President, Claus Spreckels; vice-president, Robert Watt; secont vice-president, Cap- tain A. H. Payson; Charies Holbrook, John D. Spreckels, J. B. Stetson, Leon Sioss, Thomas Magee, Isaac Upham, Al- vinza Hayward, J. A. Hooper. Some interesting facts and figures were given in the report of Chief Engineer | Storey. At theend of last year, June 30, | 1896, 82.2 miles of track on the main road head been laid and 6.1 miles of sidetrack) were in place, making 83.3 miles in all At the conclusion of the second year of the road’s existence it haa 188.6 miles of track down on its main line and 2152 miles of siding, making a total of 210.12 | miles. In other words, during the year ending June 30, 1897, the road, under the able supervision of Engineer Storey, had constructed 121.82 mules, or about 50 per cent more than tae year previous. In connection with the construction | work the company has built more than 3000 feet of bridging, including severai large, handsome structures across the various rivers that had to be crossed. During the past year two roundhoases | were built, eight depots were put up at as many points, many freight platforms and stock corrals were constructed, and 116 miles of telegraph line were built in con- | neciion with the Postal Telegraph Com- | pary. | Adaitions were made to the equipment of the road during the same period as fol- lows: Four freight locomotives, three passenger locomotives, one hundred box- cars,: one hundred stockcars, nine pas- | senger coaches and three combination | beggage and passenger coaches. The totul equipment of the road is now as fol- | lows: Seven freight locomotives of 65 tons each, three passenger locomotives, | 250 flatears, 100 boxcars, 100 stockcars, nine passenger cosches and tbree combi- nation baggage and passenger coaches. | The first regular trains over the road | were put on January 24, 1897, and to-day the line is being operated some way be- yond Hanford, 2 distance of more than two hundred miles. | Track was laid to Reedley yesterday, and is now being laid toward V salia, which point will be reached notlater than | the midale of Augusi. Owing to right of way matters not_being in shape to con- tinue work into Kern County, it is not ex- pected to reach Bakersfield in time to move year's crop from that point. REAL ESTATE TRANSAQTIONS. je M. Deady asd E. L Reed (by D. C. Mur- commissioner) (0 Mutual Savin-s Bank, lot De 01 .Wal reet, 192:6 W of Buchanan, 5 by N 120; $3821 am H. and h C. Crim to_Daniel Laird, | ed baf Interest in lot on W line of Noa eet and SE line of Market, SW 43, S 85:055, £ 8. N 114; 810 i to William H. Cri line of Market street, 43 SW of Noe, 234, 5 B8:434 B B0, N 42934, W 52:8, N iiam H.and Sarsh C. Crim to G Altschul, L, same: $10. Herman E. Iburg 1o Anna E. Iburg, undivided Lot on W ope-twenty-first inierest in follo: of Capp streez, 120 N of T hird, N 40 by W 122:6: a's0 107 0n S line of Germania avenue, 81:3 W of Fillmore street, = 50 by W 25; also lot on'N ifne of Herman street and E of Steiner, N 48 lso property in Kern and Alimeds + interest in the estate of William M. ibarg: £10 Ann McKay to Margare: Marron and Julia ¥ N lize of Lancock sireet, 150 W of N 115: gift. i Wililam_Clift, lot on streets, E 57:6 by Tayl S 87:6; £10. David D. Houston, by Johu K. Moore, attorney, 10 William Quinn, iot on SE corner of Golaen Gate aveuue and Dale piace, E 20 by S 57:6: also lot on S line of Golden Gate aveoue, 20 W of Dale place, S 57:6 by W 20; als> lot on W lineof Da.e piace, 11 of Goli‘n Gate avenue, S 20 by W €0 (as recorded) qui:ciaim deed; $10. Mattlew Lind: o 1 lizabeth J. Lindsay, lot on er (Catherine), 250 SW of Third, T gif rk H. Dreyfus to Patrick Dixon, NE corner of Butte and Texas strects, E 25 y N 100; $10. George A. Newhall to Occldental Land and Im- provement Company, fo. on W live of Eleventh avesue, 100 N of A street, N 125 by W 120; $1000. Michael Connor to Mary Connor, lot on W line of Sixteenth avenne, 225 N of D street, N 25 by W 120; $10. Joues, Allen & Co. to Sarah M. Jones, lo: on W line of Forty-seveith avenue, 200 S of T street. S 25 by W 120 $10. Heory aod Auoa Kublenkamp to William A. Wyait, lot on W iine of Forty-third avenu 260 N of U siree:, N 50 by W 240: $10 Wiliam A. Wyatt to L. S. R. Tevendale, lot on E line of Fort ourth avenue, 250 N of U sireet, N 50 by k 120; $10. | §=5° MISSION LuDGE NO. 169 F. EF i I Ghied meeting. (RIS VE. P W e ow 3 nd A. M.—Caled meeting THI WEDNESDAY) EV L July 21, at 80 o'clock. Third degree. | o'clock. Degree second. | da; 1and Annex; aiso lot on N lize of Forty-second street, €6 62 E of Grove. N 104.28. 1 180. 8105, W 140 to beginning, being jo.s 98. 99, 100. 101, Monigomery Tract map 2, Oakland Annex; alsolot 2, Montgomery 1ra t map 1, Oaklsnd Annex; also lot on i line of Atherton street, 150 § of All- ston way, S 50 by i 186.21, Berkeley: aiso lot on E line of Atherton street, 150 X of Bancioft way, N 50 by F 13621, Berkel-:. being portion of block 6, map of sddition of viila lots joining the niversity site onthe south: £5. T ehickerins (executor estate of 1. H. Myers) 0 ida ¢ Porter, lots 57, 58 and 60, Rock Island Tract, Berkeley: $940. Joan K. Clark to N iderson, fot 14, biock 1, lands adjacen’ to I, bounded on NE by Front street, NW by Market and S and SE by water lne of San Francisco Bav: also undivided 14 interest in block 1, lands adjacent to Encinal; also Jots 9 and 10, block 8, lands adjacent to ¥n- cinal; also all interest if.08 of an acre, being poriion of lot 5, section 19, lownship 2 S, range 8 W: also all nterest in boat and shipways on Front street, between blocks 1 and 9, .ands adjscent to Encinal, Alameda: grant. eorge H. and Annette P. Barrett to C. O. Brig- ham. ‘ot on SW corner of £ighth and Oak streets, 100 by W 50, biock 126, + aklund: $10. E. H.and Faony H. Lohmann to Henry Keich- hold lot_on S Iine of Brown (or Thirty-fourth sireet), 130 W of Telegraph avenue, W 35 by S 128. Oakland: $10. W. F.and Rosana M. O'Banfon to William G. ‘Wogstoff and x. H. tgston, lot 5, block O, Har- mon rract, Berkeley: $10. Frauk and Elizabeth A. ‘Teichmann to Eugenia F Campbell, lot on N line of Ashby avenue, 7? I of Wheeler street, N 100 by k 6, being the E 50 feet of lot 1 and lot 2, block A, Subu ban Tract, Berke ey: $1000. John P. Walker to H. A. and Catherine Bottger, lot 14, map of subdivision of Frank Silva lract. Brooklyn Township: ¥10. John P. Walker to Joseph L. Rosa, lots 58, 39 snd 40, map of same, Broo:lyn Township: $10. Mary Jane Moss. Jessie E. and Perry H. Auseon. Lulu ~, and William L Taylor to E. Conn, lots 12 and 13, block M, amended map of Moss Tract, Brooklyn Towuship: $10. Michael Suilivan to George Sullivan, lot on S Jine of B street, 50 \V of Haven, W 75 by S 100, be- ing lots C, D ant E, block 790, map of B-street subdivisi ‘n of Watts Tract, Oakiand; gift. martha L. Neuc mb to the Congregational Sun- Qay ~choo: and_Publishing Society of Massachu- setts, lot on S line or W-st Third street, 25 W of 81.79, N W 52.39, X 67 84, E 50 to begin- tion ot lots 2 and 3, block I, Bay View Homestead, Oakiand; $10. Mary F. Hayden to Joslah Johnson, lot 23 tn plat 87, Mountain View Cemetery,warranty deed, Oskland Tow : $1. Josiah Johnson 0 Helen M. Delano, same, Oak- 1and Tow! 310. and Helen Harmon to Harry Mor: S ane of Kent street. 24290 K of ue, £ 50, S 109:10, SW 50.25, N inning, being lot 6, block T. New- rieley: $10. and G. F. vo >. Rattonltz to S E. Kil. e of Paris), lots 14, 16 and 30 feet of lot ‘block 15, Daley’s Scenic Park horigaze for $2260, Berkeley: Edwerd D. tenson, $10. Cesar Digier to Lonise Digler, lot beginning at a point on Third stree. 100 N from NW corner of Page and Third streets, N 42:6 by 3, belng lot 17 and ~ 16, block 82, Tract B, Berkeley L. on, Berkeley; glft. Georze P, € Dana, lot on N line of ~auad meron, E 260 by N 88:9, be 3 ract, (0 correct 646 dred 85, Brookly p Alary J. nd Perry H. Aus-on, Lulu = and William L. Tayior to William Miichl, L, amended map of Moss Tract, lot 12, block $10. Brookiyn Township; Builders’ Contracts. Martin Keating with Sweeney, plumbin®, gasfitting, etc., for two-story frame building on N iine of teil street. between Cole and shrader: Cahill & Condon, architects: $ 4 Thomas J. Clunle with W illiam a residence on NW corner of Fell and Lyon streets; W iiliam Curlets, architect; $98 Charles P. Fonda witn Phillp Kive, to_erect a two-story frame building on N line of Sporamento pians by owner; $. nden, to erect ce NOTICE OF MEETINGS. T MORIAH LODGE NO. F. and A. eeting THIS DAY) EVENING ac 7:30 Third degree. - THEO. FROLICH, Sec. © civck. (WE o'clock ING at 7:30 order of the KER, Sec ESDAY) Second” d OR LODGE NO. 166_F. THLO. E. SMITH, Secretary. & SROUKETT Lot NO. 189, F. and A. M.—Calied meeting 1HIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, at 7:30 v order of the W. H. FORTRIL LE, Secretary. M. = ORIENTAL ENCAMPMENT No. | 57, 1 0. 0. F.—Officers and patr- archs are hereb; ified of the death of farch M. LINUSAY and requested 1o m Encampment Hall TO-DAY (Wednes- 1 P. 3, 10 altend the funeral. W.'S Porrer, Seribe. A, J. DUNCAN, C. P. Patri | ABOUBEN ADHEM LODGE iy No. 112, 1. 0, . F.—Members | are potified 10 attend the faneral of bother, MATTHEW LIND- 2211\ THIS DAY, at 1:350 P M, from the hall. CHAKLES . SPEAR, 1t S, our BAY, MORSE LODGE NO. 257, L 0. 0. F.—initiation THIS DNESDAY) EVENING, . 4 fuil stiendance reque: itors cordiall y invited. C. BRIND, (WE G. F. LUDEMAN, N, NA _LODGE . 0. C. F.—Officers aud 5 = members are requested to attend the ATHE next reguiar meeting, THURSUAY 771N CVENI G, July 23,88 business of importance will be A. D. CHESHIKE, . G. H ABER, Rec. nec. €ITUATIONS WANTED-Continuad. TOUN G GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUA- Y on: Gxverienced in cooking and_housework. 11 Dale place, off Golden Gate ave., near Leaven worth st. >ALTIES THAT SENT POSTAL TO NURSE P54 Golden Gate ave. pieass send another. M. KEITH. NTED A PLACE AS WORKING HOUSE- ‘ teeper by a first-class woman; City Or coun- try. 445 Firsc st CCOMPLISHED YOUNG LADY PIANIST A\ "Wishes po.ition as companion or governess: Teferences. Address C., box 18, Call Office. FITUATIONS WANTED—Continnaa. J3IBLLIGENT, KLDERLY MAN, ACTIVE, sober und steady, wishes position at some light work; small wages. H. C, box 99, Call ITUATION WANTED BY A GOOD CAKE and bread baker. Address J. ROBERTSON, 734 Minna st. OLORED ~WAITER WANTS POSITION. WEBLEY JOSEPH, box 95. this oiTce. OSITION AS PORTER BY YOUNG COL- ored man. WESLiY JOSEPH, box 94, Call HELP WANTED—Continued. ‘VANIEDLG!M. FOR GENXERAL HOUSE- work and cooking; wages $20. 1328 Stockton. ]LEARN DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY Al the only school receiving the zo'd medal; Ppatterns to order 25c. McDO W K LL’S, 103 Post st. HELP WANTED-Continued. W ANTED—CARPENTERING AND PAINT- ing done In exchange for comntry property. @. F., box 91, Call Office. ARKEEPER WANTED. A. BECKMAN, cor. Fifth and Berry. F. DRESS-CUTTING SCHOUL— ¥RENCH MAN WITH 8150 CASH AS PARTNER IN new invention. Apply 92114 Post st. - tailoring taught; $1week. 916 Marke, . 19. W ANTED—2 YOUNG LADIES OF GOOD D- dress to seli a staple aruicie on ralary; refer- ences required. Address G, box- 100, Call Oftice. l‘oi'NG MAN WANTS SITUATION IN butcher-shop. Adaress J. M., 179 Minnast. ON OVERALLS. LEVI ERY GOOD AMERICAN COOK WISHES V.luce: private family; city or country: first- class reference. 3017 Fillmore st TOUNG LADY DESIRES SEWING WITH Y Orenimalker, in store or wholesaie house. Ad- dress B. B.. box 50, Cail Office. ESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUA- Rieae ao general housework and COOKing: reference. 350 Precita ave , off Folsom st. 7OUNG LADY OF EXPELIENCE WOULD Yok position as bookkeeper or cashier; best of reference. Address H. H., box 20, Call < - QWEVI:H GIRL WISHES HOUSKWORK: X $20. Call 968 Harrison st., morning. ) GIRLS WANT POSITIONSTO DO GENERAL Z nousework. 14091 Bu.banan st. G W ASTED—SITUATION BY GOOD COOK TO do plain. washing: city or short distance in country. 2124 Howard st SIRL WANTS POSITION TO DO 2 Fourteenth st. ERMAN general housework. 8 W OMAN WILL GO OUT EY THE DAY, EXCEL- week or month. 630 Howard st. NEAT TOUNG GERMAN GIEL: AN Yent reterence. 2603 Steiner st.. near Pacific avenue. Y OUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION as housekeeper for bacheior or widower; no objection to dren; wages reasouable; oity or country. i SIXth st., room 12. (COMPE T SECOND GIRL OR CHAMB / maid des'res situation in private family. Call or address 2U6 P st Y UNG EASIERN LADY WOULD LIKE Rnousekeeners’ position: bachelor's or widower’s Kome preferred; city or country. 12034 Geary, r. 2 i TOMAN WISHES SITUATION 10 DO nousework; is good cook; city or country. 369 Jessie st JUANDINAVIAN — WANTED, BY FIRS1- ciass cook, hotel or resianrant; good meat- cutter and baker. 639 Mission si. NG WIDOW housekeeper. WISHES POSITION AS Call 20354 Powell st., room 1. Y OUNG WIDOW FEOM EUEOPE WISHES situation as homsekeerer for bachelor or widower. 117 Eady st., room L. VOUNG WIDOW WISHES SITUATION A8 housekeeper; city of country. 131 Fourtn at., room 8. JiTUATION WANTED AS COOK OR AT GEN- eral housework: will do some washing; city references. 230 Minna st. AiIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WOULD LIKE TO AVl do housewurk and cooking. 246 4th st r. 8. OMPETENT GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO do housework and cooklng. Apply 227 Hayes. g]"l'.\'l‘l().\' WANTED BY FIR: T-CLAS; % American cook with best of reference; city or country: $26 to $30. 315 Sutier st. LASS LAUNDRESS OR CHAMBER- : 12 years' reference: $20 to $23. 315 Sutter st. N :WOMAN, PLAIN COOK, WISHES on’ 10 do housework or housekeepings city or country; $10to $12. 504 Howard. RESPECTABLE WOMAN W NTS 4 FEW engagemen s to do magnetic rubbinz; will go to Oakland: best of references; no trifiers. 6. R. B., box 28, Call Uffice. Y QUNG ATTHACTIVE WIDOW FROM THE ast would Like a position as housekeeper in buchelor's home. Apply 120A kddy st., room 2. MERICAN WOMAN WISH=S SITUATION in_American family to do general bousewor no objection to light washing; reference if re- quired. 919 Golden Gate ave. AUNDRESS WISHES SITU- 7 Hampton place, or. Third, Y QUG 8Wi - ISH GIRL W s NTS POSITION todo upstaire work. Please call 3 Pfeifter st., beiween Dupont and Stcckion, Fraccisco and *Cbestnut: no postals.. l'l)l‘.\'u WIDow housekeeper; clty or country. room 1. ((OMEETE WISHES POSITION AS 116 kddy st, TOUNG WIDOW er’s position. QITUATION BY A LADX LATELY ¥ROM ) the kast us housekecperor general housework ; wages moderate. Call or address 151 Minua st. D ELTABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUATION good cook and laundress and housewor! wages $20; city or country. 1065 Market st. 7OUNG LADY WISHES HOUSEKEEP- Call 895 Market st., room 14. DESIRES POSITION AS housekeeper: will o to the country. Call or aadress 410 East Eighteenih ., Oakland. rANTED—BY A COMPE T WOMAN ¥ (Protestant) a situation to do general house- work; is & gooa cook and laundre s N. F., box 156, Call flice. : 7OUNG PARISIAN W1DOW WOULD LIKE position as working hou ekee;er; no objection to short distance in country. 122 Post,rs. 10 &11. S F F. D.— HE REGULAR suneral detall of this deSurtment will_ss-emble at the heudquarters of Enzine Company No. 17 THIS DAY 8t 8 o'ciock A M. for the purpose of ritending the funera of the Iaie JAMES P. CROWE, late member of .his department. By order JOHN DOUGHERTY, Acting Chief of Dept. B REGULAR MEETING 5 of the San Francisco Brick ers’ Association will be held at B'nai p'rith Hall, 121 Eday st, 1HIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, July 21, at 8 O'clo.k. Business of importance. ED J. BRANDON, President. ANNUAL M+ ET1 THE REGULAR snnual meeting of stockholders of the ki aka- lau Plantation Company witl be heid at_the oflice of the company, 527 Market street. San Fran cisco, Cal.,on MONDAY. the 2d day of August, 1897 the hour o: 11 o'clock A. ic, for the purpose of electing a bourd of directors 10 serve fur the ensu- inc year, and ihe transaction of such other busi- ness as viay come before the meeiing. Transfer- boo':s wilt close on Friday, July 30, at 3 o'clock P M. K. H. SHEELDON, Secretary. RES<MAKER, GOUD FITTER, W SHES A few niore eugazements by the day; terms $l. Address Dressmaxer. 14-9 Mission st. VW OMAN WANTS WORK BY THE DA washing, ironiug or housecl- aning. 420 Lily a JXPERIENCED NORTH GER\AN TEACH- er wan:s situation In_private family to teach the German and English branches, French and pi-no: best of references. MISS H. WEISSER- MEL, San Rafael, Cal. OF THE 61 wan: ad, taken. 7OUNG EASTERN LADY WOULD LIKE A nousekeeper’s piace: widower's home pre- ferred, city or couniry. 102 Taylor st room 23 TOUNG EASTERN GIRL DESIRES A piace as housekeeper; city or country; bache- lor's or widower's house preferred. Room 5, 821 Mission. 7 LAKKIN_BRANCH OFFIC O CALL: subscrintions &n 7 OUNG WOMAN WISHES SITUATION IN agood family as chambermaid or to take care of children. 1328 Padific st, bet Leavenworth and Hyde. 4 ==, JBE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING of the stockholders of The Risdon Irou and Locomotive Works wili be he'd at the office of tue company, southeast corner of Howard and Beale sireats. ~an Francisco, Californis, on MONUAY, August 2, 1897. a 11 A. ., for the purpose of eleciing a Board of Trustees to serve for ihe en- suing and the transaction of such other busi- ness as may come before the meetinz. L. R MEAD, Secretary. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE— ALL PERS( HOLDL B rooc'pis for contributions to the Fourth of July Comumttee '$7 can secure return thereof br preseni g their receipts for same between 10 and 11 o'clocs A 3. hursday, Juis 22, 1897, at office of LECN SAMUELS. room 29, 530 Californis st. =0 SS LOSEL, GES UINE VAPOR AND electric baihs. 7 Gran: ave., room 5. 1000 BUSIN $150; wedding work. CARDS PRINTED, HILL, 2:% Geary. ‘Thomas aoa Frances I. Hodge to Sarsh M., wife of Heury Z. Joues, .ot on E line Madison s rect. 100 N of Dwighi, N 25 by E 120, block 180, Uni- verslty t xteusion Homestead; $10. James and Elizabeth Christy to Henry A. and Ea.tle A. Dorr. ioton NE corner of kighteenth (Suluno) aud Texas streets, k& 25 by N 100: 810, James T. Boyd to Frank loton NE coraer of Army (Colusa) and Pennsylvania streets, N 50 by E 100. quitclatin deed: $10. ZXitna Mutual nuilding and Loan Association to Jaies and Mar.aret E. Fitzgerald, lot on W line 41 Fourth avenue, 350 5 of Lase atréer, 3 25 by W 120 $i0. James and Mar:aret E. }lizgerald to Aina Mo tusl Buliding and Loxn Association. same; $2850. Loulss Breeze to Louisa M. Lange, lot on E line of Seventh avenue, 1.5 S of Ca/lfornia street, S 25 by E 120 $10. George Brooks 10 James Mangan, lot on W line of For.y-sixth avenue, 100 N 0f U street. N 50 by W 120: 810. Thomas McGowan to Catherine McGowan, lov 48, block D, French & uilman Tract, subject to a mortgage: gifi. (eorge Ulshoter to Richard ¢ ranz lot on W line of Monticello sireet, 250 N of Garficld, N 50 by W 100, being lots 37 and 38, block 4, Uity Land As- nd May B. Hammond to Daniel Suter, line of Paimer street, 400 SE of riar- . SE 50 by SW 100, being lov ‘airmount Tract: $10. ALAMEDA COUNTY. Sarah J. and 1. B. Tayior, Bertha L and W, W- Foote 10 William H. Taylor. enty-second sireet. 100 \ of West, ¥ 100 by W 6, beinz the E three-quarters of 10: 11. block B, Curtis and Willlams Tract, Uakiand: also lot on 5. corner of Goss and Ceaar sireeis, k 105:714 $100:4%5, Oskiand: also lot oo S line of Lydin street. 170 W of Curtis. W 25 by S 100, being the W halt of lot 6, biock 1, Curtis and Willlams Tract, Oskiand: aiso lot on W ilne of Market street, ing Iots 13 and 14, olock 2039, Rowland Tract, Oaklani; also lot on SE corner of Ninth and Webster streets, S 50 by E 7. betug lots 7 and 8, block 86, Uakiand: aiso lot 8 biock 4, sean- dry and Peladesu propcrty, Oakiand Township: also lot on SW corner of White House plat where said piat joins the John ivoy tract, thence N 136:10, E 141, 143, theuce 1n 8 straight line to 18, block 20, | ¢, lot on N line of | or country. MISS CULLE & BAD TENANIS EILCTED FOR s&: collections made: Qiy or country. Paclfic Collection Co., 415 Monigy st., room 6: tel. 5580, & JURKISH CABIN BATHS FOR gents and ladles. R., 11, 12014 Geary st. BAY CITY TRANSFER CO, 244 to 3114 Sutter. 1 runks REMOVED lievred, 25¢. DR. IREX E WEST; NEW MEDICATED electric treatments. . 48. 550 Market st DOILY GRELN HA® REMOVED HER studio (o0 8645 Geary, rooms 15 aud 16. EWELL'S DAIRY Is NOW LUOCATED 34 and Folsom sts. Tel. White 271. == CHE AND BEST IN AMERICA— THE LY CALL, sent to any address in the United States or Canada one year for $1 50, postage free. FITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. OMPETENT GERMAN COOK WITH, RE- ference desires situation. J. F. CROSETT & . 818 ~uiter st. LNGLISH QUPLBIOR SECOND GIRL DE- 1 Lires situation; can cook: best reference;. city 323 Sutter st. JMPLOYMENT OFFICE—MRS. LAMBERT, 417 Poweil st (tel. Main 5332) furnishes best by | heip of ail nationalities. 7 OUNG EASTERN LADY WOULD LIKE A Lousekeeper's piace, widower's home pre- ferre.i: city or country. MISs ETHEL WILSON, 6 S of 1biriy-second, S 50 by W 100, be- | 2334 O'Farrell st., room 1. ANTED—SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER by & widow in a widower’s family; uo_oujec- tion to the couniry. Callat 148 >ixih st., Bruns- wick House, room 2. ELIABLE YOUNG LADY WHO CAN GIVE rejercnces s bookkeeper, typewriter and beginuing, being 10.s 15, 16 and 17. Waite House | stenozrauher desires position. Address Position, 1ai, Cakland Auuex: al olows 43 and 43, Map of hite House piat, Oskiand Annex: also ihe N balf of ict 15, Montgomery Tract, Uakiand Anvex; also lots 54 aud 55, map of White House plai, Oak- box 37, Cali Cffice. VW OMAN WOULD LIKE WORKK By THE day or month: sesp home. Address 2432 Harrison st., near Twenty-first. ELIABLE WOMEN: CAN DO ANY KIND of housework or cleaning: prefer going out by the day. 602 Howard st., nr. Second; upstairs, TOUNG LADY KECENTLY FROM THE East desires a housexeeper's pace, city or country. 223 Post st., room 1. 615 LAKKIN-BUANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL Subscriptions and wanc ads taken. (W 00D ~EAMSTRESS WISHES PLAIN SEW- ¥ ing or mending by the day or wiil take work S home. TiPHAN, 3496 Seventeenth st., cor. Guerrero. i ELTABLE FRENCH LADY,EXPERIENCED housekeeper, desires posiiion as such, or will do piain sewing: no objection ‘o short distance in country. 112 Market st., room 31. JEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS AN ‘housekeeper's place or will do mending; no objection o gountry. 223 Fost, room J1. 167 taken. NINTH S@ yH — BEANCH OFFICE OF CALL subscriptics snd wans sds SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. (GENFLEMAN OF EXPERIENCE, ABILITY ana iniegrity wishes L0 get position of trust or responsibilicy or any respectable employment. G. B. M.. box 39, Call, ANTRD-SITUATION AS CLERK OR salesman in retail or wholesale grocery house. Address F. k. DAVIS, 29 Kearny st. YOUNG MAN, MINER, WANTS TO BE grubstak-d for prospecting in Alassa. box 101, Call. y B kT BAEER-HELPER, MAN 26, WANTS TO learn trade of baker and confectioner. C.H., box 85, Call. 167 taken. FIRST-CLASS WAGON AND CARRIAGE black-mith wishi , box 100, ot shes situation. H. A., box 10t MATH SI.—BRANCH OFriCE OF THE Cali; ‘subscripeios sud Wauw ads s g 6 s i TRV A HONEST YOUNG GERMAN WISHES PUSI- ton in private place to take care of horses or as driver In city; s S5 driver In city; A1 references K. D., box 63, (GERMAN, MIDDLE-AGED, MARRIED AND speaking English well, fiiter by trade and Yery handy with tools desires any sliuation. G. J. B., box 24, tnis office. ONEST YOUNG JAPANESE WANTS SIT- uaiion 10 do waiting at table and housewors or cooking. Address G. k., 418 Fost st., room 5. 4 MARKKT ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF 1HE CarL: want ads and subscriptions taken. W INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST.. NR. Market: 200 rooms. 26c o $150 per nighs: §1 50 to $6 1ree bus ane T week; convenient and respectabie; baggage to and from the ferry. QUBSCRIFTIONS AND WAN1 ADS FOR THE CaLL taken at branca ofiice, 339 Huyes sh; oven untit $:30 o'clock. FEMALE HELP WANTED. PERATOR STRAUSS & C0., 3214 Fremon. st. MISSION — SUBSCKIPTIONS AND 2526 TKE LAWRENCE METHOD OF DRESSCUT- tug is the only one by which you can compie.e « perfect garment without trying on. 1079 Market. M G¥E CONVENIENT AXD R Winchester House, 44 Third st near Marke:: 203 rooms: 2bc to $i 60 per night; $1 6U to 33 Per week: free ‘bus and Laggazs 10 and 1rom fercy. —_— WADL ads taken 10r THE CALL. SPECTABLI T ANTED—2 OR 3 GOOD STRONG BOYS TO peddie froit. 724 Fulton st. W ANLED — YOU~ G MAN WITH FEW hundred dollars as partner in lodging-house in San Francisco. Address P. G., boX 2y9, Liver- more. Cal QCHAIR NICELY FITTED BARBER-SHOP; smali rent. 1105 Buchanan sk AT rwo WEEKS: CLEARANCE SALE:; $4000 worth boots and shoes; $1 50 shoe 75¢, $2 shoes $1, $3 shoes $1 50. $4 shoes $2: $5 shoes $2 b0, 6 shoes $3. 638 Marketst., opp. Palace. RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH sL: wani ads and subscriptions taken. MALE HELP WANTED. ECOND COOK, HOTEL. $60: BROILER, $50; second cook. hotel, $40; cook. small country hotel, $30: pastry cook, hotel, $35: kitchen fire- man, hotel. $25; walter, country hotel soith, $2! waiter and make salads, couniry hotel, ¥ walter, ~ country restaurant, $:5: pamuymon, country hotel, $25: waiter,’ country restaurant, $6a week. C. K. HANSEN & CU., 108 Geary at. UTCHER AND SAUSAGE-MAKER, COUN- try shop, $35 and found; experienced driver for a milk 'wagon, $35 and found; 20 shake-boit makers, $2 aday. O. R HANSEN & (O, 108 Geary st. EAD LAUNDRYMAN TO TAKE CHARGE of a first-class plant, $100: man to help in marking-room and distribute country laundry, $25; lisher, country laundry, $30: handwasher, $30. K. HANSEN & CU., 108 Geary st. 10() BOCKMEN AND LABORERS = FOR railroad work, $175 a day, long job, free fare; 20 masons’ heipers for railroad work, $2 & day.” C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. 500 MEN FOR RAILROAD WORK NORTH. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. 735 MEN FOR DIFFERENT PLACES, SUCH as 20 cooks for different places. $30, $40, 850 and_$55; 10 waiters, $25 and $30, different Pplaces; 6 dishwashers, etc., $15 and §20: German walter and tend _bar, $25, country hotel: butcher for a city shop. $20 to $25: farmer, handy with blacksmith too's, $20 and found; young man for & park garden, $156 and found. MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st. (GEBMAN WAITRESS. COUNTRY HOT $20; waltress, resort, $20: head waltress, $: froner, starch work, laundry, near city, $30 and found; cook, private family, city. g.1ls, housework, Mlil Valley, Berkeley, Palo Alto and Alameda, $20: 15 girls, housework, city, 815 and 820; chamb.rmald. country hotel, ‘see party here, $20. C.R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. Gm:. VALLEJO, CAL., $15; GIRL, GEARY st. $15: eirl, Bryant st $15: girl, Stanyan, st 816; 2 girls, Elli3 st., $15: girl, ' Farrell st., $16: girl, Castro'st., $15: girl, Pine st. $16 Laguna s, $16: gir, Page s.., $20; glr, rell st., $20; girl, rast si., $20; gicl, Bush st., $20; girl, Alsmeda, $20; girl, Hyde st 818. MARTIN & CO., 749 Narket st. 3 CHAMBERMAIDS AND WAIT SOME, $15, room, etc.; mother and son, country laundry: €00k anc waitress, $55 and room: 2 lunch walt- Tesses. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 9 WAITRESSES, $3 TO $4 A WEEK: 4 ©) waliresses, $5 a week: pantry girl, $20 and room; dishwasuer, country hosel, $16 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st 5 WAITRESSES, CITY, $20 AND ROOM: O nead waitress, $:5 and room: lsundress springs hotel, $25 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. Coox: COUNTRY HOTEL; GERMAN AND Jewish style; $35 and room; no dishwasher. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. MAS AND WIFE AS [RONERS, COUNTRY M laundry, £50, room. board, etc. MARTIN & €O, 749 Market st. JERMAN GIRL: FAMILY OF 3; ALAMEDA; $20. MARTIN & CO., ™9 Marker st. OUK; PHYSICIA] FAMILY; $.0. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Market st. IRL: JAUKSON ST.: $22 50 A MONTH: nice place. MARTIN & CO., /49 Market st. (QLOREDGIRL: GOOD COOK: $20 A MONTH. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market s:. WEDISH OR GERMAN GIRL; $20. MAR- 2 TIN & CO., 749 Markec st. WAITRESSES FOR OREGON: paid. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. OOK: GRANTS PASS, OR.; HOVEL WORK MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. FARES JRENCH OR SWEDISH GIRL AS IRONER: country iaundry. Ma RTIN & CO.. 749 Market. 00K, CITY. $30 AND ROOM: COLORED OR white. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. EAT GEKRMAN OR FKENCH SECOND glrl, $25: 2 second girls, §20 and $25; 12 housework girls, city apa country, $20. $25 and $30; 8 young girls assist, $10 to $15. MISS CUL- LN, 323 Sutter st (90K, SAN EAFALL 835 SAN JOSE, §30; / Santa Cruz, $20: Diamond Springs, #20: Als- meda, $25: Sun Raisel, $25, sud other towns. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. HAMBERMATD AND WAITRESS: GLEN Elien; $18; small boarding-house; good place; see lady here. 2.1SS CULLE N, 323 utter st GIRL AS COMP. NION: LIGHT $10: country; fare paid. MISS CUL- LEN, 323 Sutters . EAT HOUSEWORK GIRL OLD COUPLE, 4\ $:0. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st NEAT HOUSEWORK GIKI, SLEEP HOME, $12. MISS CULLEN, 828 Suiter st. AUNDRESS BY THE DAY. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutcer st. EXMAN OR SWEDISH SEAMSTRESS #2250 MISS CULLEN, 323 Suttex st. ERMAN COOK, $30; 2 GERMAN COOKS, $35 and $25. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. WAITRESSES, .$20 AND $25. MISS CUL- LEN, 823 Sutter st. 6 Y0OK, BOARDING-HOUSE: $30. MISS CUL- LEN, 823 Sutter st. 3() FARMERS, ORCHARD AND VINEYARD haids, §26, $25, $20, different places in dif- ferent counties: 3 choreboys and men for ranches, 20, $15 and $10: 3 milkers, $25 and found, see b0ss here; same dalry, 3 bay-balers. 16c ton; choreman’ for an iustitation, $15. MURRAY & READY, 684 and 636 <lay st. 4() LABOREKS AND TEAMSTEES, CITY w1 country jobs, $175, §1 60, §1 50 day, and $26 and founa a monch: 10 Iaborers for large com- pany, $1 80 to $2 day: 10 salors for large Tanch, no experience required, $15 and found. MURRAY & KEADY, 634 and 636 Clay st. VW QODCHOPPERS! WOODCHOPPERS! WE want 60 men for Sonoma and Santa Clara County ; $1 15 per cord 4-f-ot pine and redwood: compavies will furnish too's and food: 560 rail- road men north: fare pald. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. 15.000 XEPWOOD TIES 10 CUT; DIF- . ferenu places and countles; '6x8 7- foot tles, 8c each: toois furnished; 150 railrond men; free fare; south. MURKAY & READY, 624 and 636 Clay st., Leading i mployment Agents. ARBERS' ASSOCIATION F' g Bt e SCPUCHS, Sec'y, 325 Grant ave. OURNEYMEN BARBERS' UNION FREE J Cmpoymont bareat: 34 4ih st. L LESS, Se. 889 BAYES_BRANUH OFFICE OF THHE CALL: subscriptions and want ads taken. RECRUITS wANTED ¥OR THE UNITED States marine .corps, United States Davy: avle-bodied, unmarricd men, between the 8ges of 21and 30 'years, who are citizens of the United States, or those who have legally declared thelr intention to become such: must be of good char- acter and habits and abie 0 speak. read and write English, and be between 5 feet b inches and 8 feet in height. For further information apply at the recruiting office, 20 Kllis st., San Francisco, Cal. ANTED—RESPECT ABLE MAN AS ROOM- mate; rent $250 a montn. Address H. F., box 25, Call Uffice. 939 BAYES sT._BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL; subscripuons aud waué ads taken. BUSINESS CHANCE CORNER GROCERY AND BAR: $000. choice location in Mission; kept by present owner for 22 years, old age compeliing o, retire. WILKE, 783 Market st. . $60 CORNER SALOON ON KEARNY. . st.: 2 blocks from Chronicie building doing a ruahing business; circurmstances compel sacrifice. Particuiars WILKE, 785 Market st o COFFEE SALOON AND BAKERY. $2500. Ghvioest focation on Market st.; est- tablished many years: money-making piace: ex- collent_opportunity for 2 energeiic meo. -Apply WILKE, 753 Market s& . $150 LEADING GROCERY, WITHOUT . baz, on lively business sireet; horse and wagon; iarge stock of gouds; doing a large cash trade: owner going East. Apply WILKE, 788 Market st. ® OUSE OF 45 ROOMS, WITH SALOON, ¥ wholesale districi: rooms always occupied: must be sold at once, on account of death, at rea- - sonable price; make an offer. Pariicuiars, WILKE, 783 Market st. 25 PARTNER WANTED IN A RE $ « taurant: corner: In heart of the ciiy: dolng steady paying business: moderat® rent. - M. LESS, 6 Fourth st. L4 "50 DAY SALOON, SITUATED ON A {0V, corner, downtown: excellent paying place: no night or ~unday work; good changé. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. RESTAURANT BT50. boic™ Sutvans tocatton. ~downtowny eamong wholesale houses; no night or -Sonday work; one of the moat elaborately furnished plncgu of this kind in town: old established: receipts $23 10825 per day; grand opportunity. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. 1200, FAMILY LIQUOR . STGEE ON . best street in the Western Additlon, finely fitted up: has an excellent class of pairons; rent reasonable: carries good, lary ock; worih investiga:ing. M. LESS,5 Fourth si U5(), SORNER GROCKRY AND BARIN $250. fhe"Weatora Addition: iieing-rooms: low rent: nice neat place; has a good trade. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st B AND SALOON 1IN T ADIES SHOES, SOLING, 380; MEN'S shoes, soling, 50c: all repairing done at half the usual price. 562 Mission st., bet. st and 2d. 615 LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL. subscriptions and want ads taken. INE MEN'S CALF SHOES, $175: TO OR- der, $2 60; half-soling, 26 up. 959 Howard. 115, RESTAURANT AND CIGAR STORE . .in an Al locality; cheap rent: nicel fitted up: good piace for man and wife. M. LESS, 6 Fourth st. 9(0(), BRANCH BAKERY AND GRO- $ « cery-store: best location in the Mis- sion; 8 nice living-rooms: rent only $12; value in signt. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st RY ACME HOUSE, 967 MARKET ST., BE- low Sixih, for & room: z6c & night: $1 a week. OTICE—GUS STRAND, 1118 MARKET ST., AN will sell your business quick for cash. \ NEW Waivo LODGING-HOUSE, 765 Ml 8I0n st., beiwdd and 4:h—Single rooms per night, 10c to 5Ue: per week, 70c to §2: clean,quiet; spe- cial attention to morning calls; open all night. AKGE STOCK NEW AND SECOND-HAND shoes for sale; lot ladles’ and misses’ shoes, 250 up; misfits exchanged; good repairing; shoes made to oider any style $3 op. Ceniral Repalr- ing Shop, 749 Mission st., near Graud Opera-house. E. §1M0N W ANTS 100 MEN T0GET BOTTLE . beeror wine 5c; best free lunch. 643 Clay. T ANTED—GET YOUR SHOLS MADE TO £t your feet at the same price you bu. ready- made Ones, from $2. §3, $4 and $5, sl 562 Mis- sion st., between First and Second. / INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST., NR. Market: 200 rooms, 25¢ a night; reading- room; free 'bus and buggage (o and from the ferry. WA LEU—MEN 10 LkAxN BARBER trade; shops, tools, posiuons furnished: 8 weeks required. 5. F. Barber College, 13814 Eighth, PRANHLOFEIGE OF THE CALy, 167 NINTH el.—Want ads end subscriptions taken. BUTITER-MAKEL, $30 AND EOUND, MUST run s separaior: blacksmith, country snop; boy to wash trays in « packing-house; % men for harvest fleld, $1 25 day and found: 12 men to cuitivate beaus, beets, etc.. $20 and found; $1 fare. MUKRAY & READY, Leading Employ- ment Agents, 834-636 Clay st RY GOODS CLERK, $47, CALIFORX perience, under 30 years: ironer, chine, $3J; Japanese washer, $30 and found, for a hotel, fare paid. MUKRAY & RuADY, 634-856 Clay st. W ANTED — MACHINIST _FOR €OU $2 50 a day: ironmolder, $2 50 a da: man and driver, $25 and fouud; blacksmith help- er, $1 & day and found: fruit-piccer, $15 and found; 8 woodchop pers, 80c to $1 15 a cord, toels and provisions advanced: and others. Apply to J. F. CRUSETT & CO., 628 Szcramento st. TANTED—ASSISTANT B.KER, $20 AND found; second cook and broller: coo for men, $45: American baxer. 8.0 a week and found; beil and elevator boy. $10 and found . oysterman, $25 omuibus, poiwashers; dishwashers. hotel cooks, $35: €OOK, country restaurant, $10 a week and found; and others. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. OOK’S HELPER. $25 AND ROOM; COOK, few boarders, 80 and room: second cook, $30 and room; cook, $45 and rcom; dishwasher, $20 and room: second cook, $40 and rovm. Ma KTIN & CO., 749 Market st. GEBMAN WAITER, $25 AND ROOM:;: 3§ ‘waiters, city, $25 and room: waiter, $56 week; waiter, £45: waiter, 86 week: walter, 80 week. MARTIN & CO., 748 Marke! AKER'S HELPER, $20, BOARD, ROOM, etc.: ironer. country laundry. $25, room, boa d, etc MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st <) DISHWASHERS, §156 AND ROOM; DISH- & washer, 84 a week; dishwasher, $0 & week. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 7 LABORERS, 8175 PER DAY, 40 TEAM- { O sters, $20 and board; reduced fare. MaRTIN & CO., 749 Market s.. 00K AND DISHW ' SHER, $65 AND ROOM; togo south. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. $10 TO $50 AND ROOM. QECOND COUK. 815; CALL EARLY. MAR- D TIN & CO., 749 Market st. EUTCHERS, $60 PER MONTH; CALL EAR- ly. MARTIN & CO., 749 Marketst. EAMSTER, COUNTRY,$25, BOARD, ETC. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market OLORED WAITER, $26 AND ROOM. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Marke: st. T ANTED — COOK, COUNTRY RESTAU- rant, $30 and_found; cook, chophouse, $6 & week; hotel cook, $35; waiter, country, $25; ho el avaiter, city, $25; walter for restaurant, $26: Jap- anese schoolboy, $10: dishwasher, private board- ing-nouse, $15 and room; 3 dishwashers, $15 to $25, ete. ANDRE'S, 503 Stockton st. 00K, BOADING-HOUSE; $30. MISS CUL~ LEN, 323 Butter st. EFINED GIRL, CARE OF CHILD 2 YEARS; $10. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. ]() BATLROAD LABORERS FOR WOODS, $20 and board; b jackscrewers, $:0: 10 wood- choppers: ranch ook, $20: vineyard hand, $15; scraper teamster: 3 waliers. country hotel, $25. R. T. WARD & CO., 608 and 6.0 Ciay st. RENCH COOK, $85; PROTESTANT LAUN- dress and chambermald, $25: 4 cco<s German style, $25 and $30; Freach nurse, $20; 3 second girls’ $20 a.d $25: & waitresses, hotels and res- {ourant, $20 and $38 and 85 week: cook smail arding-house, 820, and alarge number of girls Tor cotking and_ housework. 1 F. CROSETY & CO., 816 Sutter MBRLE-AGED WOMAN TO COOK FOR SEC- tion men, $20; co0:8, valtréssts. chamber- maids, housework girls, eic.. wanted to fill zood situations at MURRAY & READY'S, Leading Employmeut Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. (3'RLS OF ALL NATIONALITIES TO FILL ¥ various positions MRS LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. +2» COOKS, GERMAN STYLE, §25;: 2 GERMAN ) cooks, $10; 1 German and French cook, $35. MBS LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. +) WAITRESSES, SAME COUNTRY HOIEL, 4 $20: two waitresses for springs, $20. HOTEL GAZELTE, 420 Kearpy st M !DDLE-AGED WOMAN WITH FAIR £DU- & cation to do light housework and act as com- panion 1o widow 1iving i home: good comfortable home for rizht person: gooa references required. Call 1829 Waller st. from 10 A. M. til 4 2. 2 00K FOR INSTITUTION, $50; SECOND coox. country, $40; short-order’ cook $60: brotler, $70. beliboy, $10. HOTEL GAZLTTE, 420 Kearny st. AN AND WIFE, $30. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. AILORS WANTED TO BUY A FIRST-CLASS tuiloring business in a gocd and lively mining town: will sell cheap on account of health. Ad- dress W. M. REAGAN, Oroville, Cal. Fon SOLICITOR WANTED: PERMANENT posi fon to right pariy. Afier 10 A M. 410 Kearny st, room 4 |, ARBER: GOOD, STEADY JOB TO RIGHT ) man: no drunk or cizarette flend need apply. Star Barber Shop, <24 Ellis st.,, BILL Y Prop. IRST-CLASS TYLER IRONER: $30 AND fon.d. San Rafael Steam Laundry. TRONG, BRIGHT BOY, RESIDING WITH parents. R. W., box 95, Call. Snun‘r-oannx COUK. 153 THIRD ST. ANTED, TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- ersacierks KN OX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. OQOMS3, 156 10 75c PER NIGHT: 00 40 8l 80 per week. Oriental, 2256 Drumm st ANTED-LABORERS AND MECHANICY %0 know that kin, Reno House proprie- tor, etill runs Denver Houss 217 Third st.: 130 large rooms; 25c per night; 81 10.83 per week. 7 MONTGOMERY COKNER OF CLAY— OZ{ Cpen untl 9:30 oclock: branch office of the Cail: scriptions and want ads taken. AGENTS WANTED. TANTED — UPRIGHT AND FAITHEUL gentlemen or ladies to travel for responsible, established house in California; monthly, $85 and expenses: position steady: reference: inclose seif- addressed stamped enveiope. The Dominion Com- pany, Dept. H, Chicago. EN1S—BAKER'S NEW COMBINATION enameled sign or universal signboard; will have a urmendous sale: nothing like it: secure sample and terrilory at once. BAKER En. and Mig. Co., 409 ~anchez st., San Francisco. PROPERTY WANTED. {XCHANGE—CLEAR, 1sPROVSD FARM; 210 acres; house, barn, orchard; near Ukiah: value $6000: for ciiy Droperty or smaller im- proved furm nearer to San krancisco. Address ¥. 8., box 50, Call. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. ANTED—CHEAP, FOR CASH, PHAETON; almost new. address M. E., box 5, Call Office, Oakland. W ANTED—TO EXCHANGE, A NO. 4 KO- dax, taking pictures 4x5, in first-class condi- tion, for'a hign-grade bicvele. Address, with par- ticulars, B. K. R., box 109, Cal! Cflice. QOKS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT. HOLMES Eook Company, 704 Mission st. AW NBROKER—OLD GOLD, off clohing bought. Add. CO LVER, CAST- MAN, 41 Third. LODGING-HOUSES FOII SALE. 950, 5. L0ON BARGAIN TO-DAY. & . $376—Restaurant; clears $75 month. $175—Branch nakery: 3 furnished ris. ; bargain. 8550—Grocery and bar: offsr wanted. $:00—Butcher shop: clears $75 month. #450—General merchandse store; value in sight. Vuluable pac For bargains see GUS STRAND, 1118 Market: 2975, DINING PARLOR: No. 1 L0CA- $275. pays well: free rent: nice 1iving- rooms; great bargain. STRAND, 1118 Market st. 45(), BRANCH BAKERY, WITH LAUN. $ . dry office aud delicacies; doing a good business. A $25 branch bakery: good location. A $450 corner saloon on Kentucky st with cigar-stand. ‘A $250 saloon near Market st. A $150 ciga:-store with clubroom. Apply 777 Market st., room 7. 45(). CEAMING BUSINESS FOR 8ALE: $ OU. best stand in the city; sure.to clear $100 a month; 2 young horses: wagoa new; cost $45: this is a chance Lo purchase & geauine busi- ness.” HEALY, 917 Marxetst. 150 CORNER GROCERY AND BAR'IN . Mission; 4 rooms; cheap rent; muss sell this week. W.F. HEALY, 917 Marget st. $E00. centear: estaviisned for years; -long lease: zood horses, wagons. etc.: retiring from business reason for selling. STENBERG & L0, 632 Market. WOOD, COAL YARD; LOCATION $110 TO BAKERS: COUNTRY BAK . ery; short aistance from city: live town of 2000;: counter sales $25 a day: rent $25; lease. BASILE & BARRETT, 878 Market st. $150, SALCON: MysT BB SOLD BY OV, saturday.” WINSION & CO., 646 Marxet st. M AT MARKET; DAILY SAL:S$30; AT A ¥ “sacrifice; tailest investization allowed; owuer has other business and cannot ruu it. Uppors tunity, box 133, Call. "INE GROCERY AND BAR IN MANUFAC- turing aud family disirict: kept by present owners for years. Appiy Call Uffice. ARBER-SHOP FO« BALK, CHEAP: 2 patent revolving chairs; reni $12; leaving towu. 26 Ninth st N BENICIA—FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT for sale: good business j0cation; party going - East on account of 8430 eash: 1 week. Address MRS UT, Benicia,Cal. $125 CASH, €75 ON TIME: BEST LO. <O cated ‘sna fitted restaurant; receipts $15 day; must sel: this week. Owner.box 17, Cali. ALF INTERKEST GIVEN IN A VALUABLE a1, \nvention for cost of pateniing. B, box 45, al C. CHE: 700, EVRSALE—A GOOD PAYING FAN- « lly liquor-store; fine stock; owner sick; “ box 100 Cati. L.ADY WAITRESS, WITH 3125, AS PART. e "nel in restaurant. Address 8. B., box 160. all. ALOON FOR SALE, ON ACCOUNT OF DE- pariure. 513 East st, bet. Washington and Jackson. CREAP. GOOD-PAYING RESTAURANT: QN account sickness; rent $12, with living-room. 524 Sixth st 4GBOOM HOUSE: BEST IN CITY 18-room house on Sixth st. ouly 14-room house on £ddy st 1:-room house on Four:h st Otber bargains. H. C. DECKER, 1021 $ [ 0 « ali full. M. LESS, 5 Fourih st. OR SALE UR EXCHANGE FOR UNIM- proved city propert ng honse of 10 rooms; & bargain; noasens. 305 Eddy st. [OR SALE—CHEAP; FURNITURE OF DE- sirable house: 11 rooms and bac ze zarden and chicken-yard. 426 Post s., near Masoq. )7 MUNIGUMEKY Si., BRANCH OFFICE YA eyt waus xds aud subseriptions LODGING-HOUSE OF 14 ROOMS; taken. FURNITURE FOR SALE. OUNGES AND PARLOR SUITS AT FAC- oy peices. L GRANZ, Sixteenth st., below owar i JUBMTURE, srOVis CAKELTS, COUN- ters, showcases. ANDERSON, 1121° Market. QUSEHULD HANGES ALE THE BEST JOHN F. MEY ER! 947 Market st. FUENITURE WANTED JEW STORE; NEEDS FURNITUR! prices. SILVLKSTIEN, 1223 Marke NDIANA AUCLION Montgomery st BEST postal. CO. REMOVED 10 19 highest prices paid. EST PKRICES FOR FURNITUKE, MDSE, etc. STREET & CRESWELL, Ancuioneers.731 Howard streeec. Houses bought in theirencirety. CARPET . CLEANING. (OLLY STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS: Cieans, moves, 'ays carpets. G. H, STEVENS, Mgr.. 38 and 40 righth st.; telephone South 250, OUNG BARBER; MUST BE A STEADY worke ate wages. Barber, box 81, Call. OUNG GIRL NOT UNDER FOURTEEN years: will cive good home and clothes in ex- change for assistance in housework: family of|| four; nochildren. G. B., box 28, Cail Office. HIN E & JAPANroE; E5T'D 20 YEARS; help:telmuin 1997, BRADLEY & Cu..640 Clay UNTER & Cu.. CHINESE AND JAPANESE emp. office, 61414 California st., tel. main 281, APANESE ESMPLOYMENT BUAEAU, 709 weary s. Tel. Sutter 2125. HINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOY MENT J office; best help. 41ilg O'Farrei. Tel k. 426 7OUNG DANISH MAN WAXTS SITUATION in private fami'y: take care of cows, horses and garden: good reterences. Address P, LUND, 403 Sevenih st., Oakland. EAT, RELIABLE WOMAN FOR LIGHT housework : 2 children; good laundress. 914 Sanchez st., near Twenty-second. W ANTED—YOUNG ~GIRL To ASSIST 1IN light housckeeping and care for baby: good home. 3184 Scott st OUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work. 1443 1.arrison st. JXPERIENCED APPRENTICES ON CUs- tom coats. 410 Kearny st., room 3235, 15 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICK o THE O CALL Subseriptions and went ads taken. [ANTED—WORK BY A YOUNG MAN from the East: firing staiionary boller pre- ferred. Address . W., 6.8 Pine st OUNG MAN WANTS WORK COUNTRY; take care 1 or 2 horses: is a ficst-class milker and driver. Call or a‘dress HOW A D, 834 ush. OUNG IRISHMAN, AGE 2%, WISHES SIT- uation with & private family; well acquain ed in the city: wiliing and obliging and can drive. G. L B., box 29, Cail Office. TEADY YOUNG MAN, N0 BAD HABITS, desires employment about private pi dersiands the care of horses, etc.. and is handy with tools. Address G. D., box 55, Call Office. PERATOR AND FINISHER ON PANTS 273 Minna st. / JRST-CLASS FINISHEKS: ALSO OPERA- tors; custom coats. 28 Morris ave. W ANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work. 8319 Ulay st. JIRL FOR DOWNSTALIRS WORK AND cooking: wages, §15. Apply 740 Castro st. (GBLFOR GENERAL HOUSEWOKK: GER- man preferred. 1520 Market st. IRL FOR HOUSEWORK AMERICAN FAM. 1ly; plalo cooking; wages $25. 721 Ellis «t. 7OUNG MAN HANDY WITH TOULS WOULD lice position. Address 239 Twenty-seventh st. (GIBL 14 10 16 ASSIST GENEK AL HOUSE- work: $10. 2510 Pine s OUNG MAN WOULD LIKE PLACE WITH farmer in the country; can milk and herd cat- 2 years’ experience. F. E., box 89, Cail. ESPECTABLE AMERICAN WOMAN CAN obtain room and board for assisting with iight housework in family of 2. A., box 102 Call Office. YOUNG ABLE-BODIED MAN WHO Has had two years' experience in_Alaska wanis to £0 and work on lay. Ala., vox 100, Call Office. WAN’I’ED— BRIGHT, INTELLIGENT LA- dies that are xvoa talkers for outside work; 800d pay to right parties. 6 Eady st room 74. ITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG GIRL 0 assist in general housework. 441 13:h st 615 LARKIS-—BRANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL, Subscripidons and want ads taken. 615 B St v e UKON STAKE—8500 ON AN INVESTMENT of $80; Investigate. 71 Fourth st. 00D DISHWASHEK WANTED. 154 SEC- ond st | ABGE BUY TO RUN ERRANDS. 201 EV- erett si., near Fourtn. AKBER WANTED: STEADY JOB: GOOD wages. 1271 Fourth st. WAITER WANTED. 315 GRANT AVE. Goor SECOND COOK WANTED. 184 THIRD street. ANTED—A GOOD. SOBER WAITER FOR coffee house. 26 Sixth st., bakery. HOEMAKER WANTED ON REPAIRS, Call 286 Noe st., cor Sixteenth and Market. _— BU!HELIAN_ 2215 GEARY ST., ROOM 31 7 ANTED — CANVASSERS FOR cards. 1828 Marketst. . s ANTED—GERMAN NIGHT COOK. W-c 2 P. M. 1111 Market s . pas [ HEN YU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH poor work send 10 SPAULDING'S Ploneer Cas Pet-beating Works. 563-57 | enama at.: tel. So. 40. LEANING, 3c; LAYING. %c: ples rree; ‘tel. Jessle 944, St WATTS, rellab e carpet-cleant ng, renovis, al A s T Tel. Jessie S31. (CABPLIS CLEANED & 1, Dew. NUVATED LIKE Alackintosh & Co. E MITCHELL CARPET-CLLANING CO., 0 14:h st.; cleaning Sc. a yard; tel. Mis. 74, ARFRLS CLEANED KENOUVATED Lo vew. J. 3 cQUEEN 453 Stevenson, Tel. sflg DVANCE CARPET-CLEANIN. 1 A cutter; tel. Maln 594. GEO. w?n&&” u‘g: ONKLIN'S CARPxl- 883 Golden Gate ave. BEATING WORKS, Jeiepuone Kas 124 e —— BICYCLES. 1896 NYHEEL: NEARLY NEW; ONLY $26. Call 330 ¢’ rarrell st. NAP BARGAINS — HIGH-GRADE SEC- R ‘:n:élbn“n:'mdet a0 1o perfect runnlog order, Golden Rule Bazaar C; partment, 25 Geary ag S The e ————————————— W iXIED-GOOD WAITER 427 LARKIN street. TO LEASE. W ANTED-STEADY MAN AS CASHIER and ass siant: will pay $40 month and board iwust have 8150 cash. See GUS STRAND, 11:8 Market st. _ ARTNER WANTED—MINER WITH P e s kuowledge. wishes 1 o 5 aon with little c1; ital to g0 to Alaska: wili exchatge lavor «nd knowledge for the pay of fare; only men wih character please angwer. iner. box 96, Gt > S i ARBER 10 TAKE SHOP JUSI VAC. g first- class location. 1738 Market,opp. l\:v'l;E& 2526 MISSION — DUBSURIPTIONS AND CALL, ‘Wani ads taken for THE T9 LEASE-DAIRY RANCH; 500 ACRES; near Point Keyes station: land and improve- ments first cias«. * J. TUNSTEA D, San Rafael. HOUSES FOR SALE. A 4 BOUSES: MAKES FF _R: MUST BE SOLD and removed a. once: 549 to 855 Mission st. Cali 556 Niission sc _— PROFESSIONAL CARDS. D e T S JOHN £ RICHARDS, LAW OFFICES. ROOMS 26 and 27, Crocker bullding: telephone Malm 75, San Francisco, Cal ot BAEBER-SHOP, 3 CHAIRS, FOR SALE cheap, on account leaving city. 307 Sixth st, OR RENT—HORSESHOEING PA blacksmitn-shop. 205 Eighth st. il 00D SALOON: CENTRALLY LOCAT cheap; must be sold. 265 Third st - 2% AM A MINER TOO ADVANCED Iy years to underiake the hardships of Alaska prospecting, but wish to purchase a promising prospect in a more congenlal climate; any one owning such and wishing to aell same please sid- dress as below: give particular descripti n of claim, location, character and extent of develop- ment and price ssked: all communications . will De treated confidential. G. G., box 99, Call Office, . PARTNER WANTED IN |LIGHT $ 350. Sasiness: short hours; no previoas ex- perlence necessary and trial given before buying; suited to plain steady man saiisfied with $18 tg- $25 & week. 410 Kearny st., room 4. ITY FRONT SALOON; NEAR FERRIES finely fitted: well stocked; years in same bands: good reasons for selling: every investiga-. tion allowed. Inquire Chicago Brewery, 1420 Plua HEAP: GROCERY AND BAR; GOOD- paying place: no o; tion. ~ Fifl e pposil teentn and oy ALOON FOR SALE: ROOMS East st south of Market. RESTAURANT; A BARGAIN; Do- ing good paying business 623 Sacra. UPSTAIRS; | Inguire Call Office: 4 AN. SMALL CAPITAL, WISHES HALF- I interest in cigar-store. D.F., box 17, Call. JOR SALE — HALF-INTEREST HORSE- shoeing shop; cheap. Address J., box 3, Call: $20 FINE SALOON: GOOD LOCATION: SorhaAs positive bargain; cheap rent. 8U5 How-. MALL RESTAURANT — SUITABLE FOR man and wife. 1058 Folsom st ALOON—YOUR uWN PRICE: MUST SELL; stock: fixtures; low rent. Apply Call Office. (CAEITALISTS—_GROUP OF MINES; body: nea- Randsburg; lease, boud or sell: milisite secured; xold on each from surface down far as worked; zunaranteed ss represenced. Koom 61, 530 California st. : ; $700 DRUGSTORES CHEAP: GOOD LOCA- . tion: owner reiiring f1om business. B, D., box 99, Cali Office. : OR SALE CHEA P leaving city. ERY BEST neSULTS OBTAINED BY placiug your lodging-nouses, saloons. candy: siores. etc., with Stree, & Cresswell, 721 Howard: - TISITORS WI-liING TO SETTLE HEKE favorably see UNDERW OOD'S, 765 Market: F QR RENT (COMP.ETELY FURNISHED) = Large basemeut saloon and restanrant (45x90) on Lrominent corner: low remi; fine chance Lo start business. Call 825 Market st., room 629. T %L BAKERY DOING GOOD BUSINESS: bears inspeciion. Apply at Cail Ottice. ¢ $1 000, OLP_ ESTABLISHEL BAKEKY, baking 4 Larrels a day:’ hoise and g00d siore irace; safe investment Apply Call Offi (e. 50 BRANCH BAKEKY,STATIONERY, . cigar busiuess: 4 large tooms; paniry: -, bathroom. yard: rent $14. Appiy Call Offce. TERMAN GIR!, KECENTLY FROM GER- many, desires & partner. 111 Geary, room 2- FOB SALE—FAMILY RESORT WITH STORE and bar, with or without stock, near San Fran- cisco; good house. moder: improvements; fine ° garden; summer houses: warehouse and stable: ° all in first-class order: alf cash, balance o0 time. Apply vali Oftice, San i ranci-co or Oakland. Goonnv_me HUTEL BUSINE-S; LONG- established; half nterest 8500: whole $1000. Address Cosmopolitan Hotel. Petaluma. ORTLAND AGENCY [ HIS PAPER IN- quire this office ora: 153 1nIrd s, Portiand, ONE, Uregon.