The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 26, 1897, Page 8

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, JULY 26, 1897 NOTES FOR THE NATIONAL GUARD A Camp at Which There Was Plenty of Work for the Soldiers. Some Talk About- Raising the Standard of the Guard of the State, An Energetic Officer Has Resigned. The Camp of the Signal Corps. Third Brigade. Camp Shafter at Santa Cruz is a thing of the past, but it will live in the memory of the members of the Fiith Regiment, Second Brigade, of the National Guard, as one at Which there was plenty of work and but little of the social feature which marked the camps of previous rears. During the week the camp wes visited by Brigadier-General Wurfield, commanding the | Second Brigade, who was accompanied by Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph G. Geisting, as- sistant adjutant-general of the brigade, and several members of the brigadier-general’s | staff. They remained the better partof two | days and made a close inspection of the camp | and the manner fn which it was conducted. | The assistant adjutant spesking of the camp, said that it ted more in accordance with the methods of a United States army camp than any that has been known in this State for a long time. There was a good deal in the military instructions that were im- parted that will prove of value to the men and | | those who sre in command of them, and en- | able them in the future.to make better sol- diers. The assistant adjutant-general, speaking of the guard generally and{the Second Brigade in particular, said thatit is the desire of those in authority to bring the guard of California up to a standsrd that ill command the Tespect of every one who il look upon the soldiers whenever they turn out or when they are engaged in military work in the armory. Itis the aim of the commander of the Lecor Brigade 10 place his command in such a con- dition that it will merit the commendation of the citizens and to make the citizens feel that there is organized for their protection a body of men that will serve them if ever called into action. The brigadier-general, who some time since said of his command, *much has been do but more is expected,” bas a 200d opportu to advance his brigade, a will win the admiration ty if he will do so he na respect of all who are forced to pay for the muinienance of the guard. Action on the part of the suverior | officers, uot spasmodic but continuous, that will animate toe subordinate officers xnd the men, one toat will arouse a spirit of rivairy in | the several o ations and make each try to excel the other wi.l do much 1o accomplish | the end sought. “amp Shaiter was also_visited last week by r-General Nat T. James, division com- mander, accompanied by Colouel H. P. Bush, assistant adjutant-general of the division, and several meimbers of his siaff; and Colonel James F. Smith of the First Regiment, Second Brigade, also went to the csmp to see if he coula discover anyihing there that could be of service 1o him when the regiment he com- mends goes into camp near Ukiahin the la ter part of August. The men of the Fifth were promised Buzze- cotovens, such as are used in the regular army in ths preparation of rations for each company, but the ovens came not and the wen were forced to make other arrangements, which, it is claimed, gave satisiaction. Sucn au oven was used by 1roop A on Iis practice march through Sonoms County recently, and | it is stated that it proved a great success. 1t s expected that a supply of the ovens will reach this City in time to be delivered to the companie: of the First Regiment when it gets ¥ 10 g0 into camp. several companies of the guard are ng the distribution of the new Spring- field rifles which have been promised for some time, but the Weapons are a long time reach- ing tiere. The men are to be supplied with Webb cartridge belts, cantee and then when they get their new uniforms they will be in & pretty good condition. If there is any surplus after the payment for the unifor.as, the money wiil be used, as far as it | will go, to provide overcoats where they are most needed. George Lipman, second lieutenant of the Ca- det Corps (Lowell High School) has tendered s resignation. First lieutenant Price, Troop A, N. G. C., has resigned, much to the regret of Lhe troopers of | the company. He has accepled & position in | his brother’s banking-house, New York City, the terms offered being such that be could not in justice to himself decline the offer. As an officer of the National Guard he wes active and efficient, and he coutributed in & great degree to the equipment, discipline and efliciency of the troop. In his retirement the troop loses & valuable officer, and Captain Jenks, the com- mander, an able assistant. Mr. Price was also well known as a news- paper man, and in that capacity he displaye. much enterprise and ability. puring his res dence fn this City he made & host of friends, who, while they regret that he leeves them, rejoice 1n his sdvancement. The cavalry branch of the National Guard has adopted the recent changes that have been promuigated in bugle calls. The principal changes in the drill signals are: *‘Fours Fours left,” “Guide right”” and “Guide ,"and in the service calls the “church call” has been changed Third Brigade Signal Corps. Camp Douglass, in Summit Valley, near Donner, is now an established fact, for the members of the signal corps of the Third Brigade have pitched six tents and established military rule. The corps left Sacramento on Fridey night and reached Soda Springs sta- tion at & quarter after 6 o’clock the following morning, and were met there by the sdvance guard. At 10 o’clock the men were called *to horse,” and took & praciice march to the Sum- | mit, s distance of threc miles. Colonel Rob- ertL. Peeler, assistant adjuiant-general of the State of California, and Major Douglass, signal officer of the Third Brigade, were expected the tollowing day. The members of the corps are equippea for work, and they intend to make the most of the iime that they shall re- main in camp. WATKINS, HOTEL ARRIVALS. COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. H B Ewing, Denver W I Peacock, Tucson C M Taylor, Tucson L Pinch, Denver P Higgins, Eogland J Durkin, Sonora € McMilifan, Umaha W West. Vanc over W Smithson. Chicago M Numair, Poruand T O'Shaughnessy, Wash J J Gerrigthy, Portland G Ranferd, Portlavd J Boy.e, Portland C Randall, Fort.and Mrs Montgomery, B C H Taylor, Klondyke H Fitzpatrick. Foruand H Rapeije, Fresno A Heywood, Alaska O L Peacock, Alaska M Lockwood, Antioch ‘ooper, I'ortland P Gallagher, Portland © M Brown. Foriiaad Miss G Gar: Fresno C M Goodenberger, Ohio W Bixby, Oklahoma ¥ C Hayes, Fresno C Swett, Fresno H Morck, Fiesno G W Lewen, Fresno W Jones, Va lejo , Vallejo P Foiey. Fresno Mrs W Walton & moth- er, Sonora J C Taylor, Fresno D Scott & w, Woodland PALACE HOTEL. H A Pitcher. Livermore Miss Dayton, N Dakota Miss Swalt, N vakots S Meigs, Sania Barbara H Cole Iilinofs W L =teele, Chicago © W Dewey, New York W H Prager. Chicago Mrs H Cole, Tliinois Mrs W H Prager,Chicago J H Bridge, New York M Kuhn, New York Baron Tuckmau, Berlin S S Sheerer, Baltimore Mrs J sardie. Brooklyn Miss A #obertson. Brookin J R Hardle, Brooklyn MrsJ I Grampp, Brookiyn rs H A Cox, ~t Joseph Ida J Steveuson, Kas Jars W J Gaibraith, Neb Miss B Nugent, Knusas Cy Dr H B Deae, D C W D Davies, Brooklyn Mrs W b Davies, Brokin Col H Trevelyan, Fresno L W Mix, Nogales LICK HOUSE. Reed, Callfornia 1 J Locke, Callfornia D Lierraf, Klondyke W H McKenzie, Fresno C Hail, Syracuse S C Spencer, lowa McLean, ludiana Miss E L Jameson, Masy C Livingston, Stockton J Alibelng & wf. Cal J C Cramer, 10s Angeles P Ford, ~acramento 3 & C GRASD HOTEL =~ E Dubois, Pari W Charteon. Paris 25 Pouhdstane, Cal W P Matheson. Sacto J I rrior, Fresno F J Dow, Fresno W B Holland, Fresno M Prophura. Fresno B Meyer, =anta Koss T E Coykendall, Cal J O’Neill, Portiand ¢ H Keynolds, Alameda. ;¥ Shore, Holllster P A Breen, Holuster WG McDonsld, U s N T McKav, Benicla Oakland J J Konnoe. San Leandro os Angeles C A Binz & w, Chicago P Hetzel, St Louis mich, Mo W H Prager, Chicago ¥ Beven. San biego ¥ Beven, £aa Diego Mrs T Fitzgera'd, Ogden Miss N ritzzerald, Ozden {d,0gden Jonn W Berry, Tacoma James Hubbs, Cal verton W ¥ George, Sacto S Flint, Sucto Wm MeGuir, butch Flat 0 Mason, Boston Miss . 1 Dodge, Boston terman, Kiondyke M Peterson, K.oudyke A i I Walie s. Cleveland, O S Diego Mrs Winz, San Li-co eattle C A Johnson, Seaitle , Senttle A Penoy. Los Gaios rmac, Mo Miss A O'Brien, St Louls wf, kresno T T Piato, Mont Vi Los Ang C P Vicini, Sutter Creek ¥ D Smith. Port Kenyod Miss W Berboch. Catro Woodland ens, & Biuft 1 M Hudson, Ukiah Miss C Rieke, Paducah 1 Castle, Need es i, K W H Mitcbell, Berry. DrbAC V G Brignole, 8 Creek gel, Clements. anta Croz H Cope, ¥ Swissford, Colusa T M Fuiks, Ca'if, Mo D J Farrell, Ogien 3 Miss Carrie Hieke, Ky e J D Luiwig, Mariposa 1 K Colco’d, Nevada A McBride, Tucson G C Alexander, Cal RUSS HOUSE. G 7 Akawo, Japan S D Auld, Ohlo H G Boyer, Il J C Paine, (al Mis A Johusion, O Mrs B Manning, Or Mrs ] W Baker, Austin Mrs G Baker, Austin H G Wishcor, Or W M Dixon, Co'fax A CFuller, san Jose J H Fuller, Amador ¥ H Veach, Sacto H Ballard, Csl C H Gale, A B S hulz Fresno C P Lay A W Persius, Nev J H Beame! ¥ LaMontague, Cal Mrs C L Kii Mrs A J Tuits, Cal Mrs W J Swezr.nger,Cal W Sutton, Pacific Grove + D Allen_Ohlo 1C Ericksen, Cal Mrs A J Carleton, NY H Marshall, Cal C A Schmuck, Pa T Lowry, Solano Mrs W C Hancock, Nev B F Stearns, Portand A G ~inclair. Memphis W A Downs, Milton Mrs R A Downs,Milton A K Jeauings, Cal J R Smith, Cal E C Bane, Yolo R A Perkins, Cal J'W “iurner, San Jose W P Carro I, Derkelesy C Edwards, Stockion Miss C Watson, Chicago Miss A L iiolion, IIl MisT W Church, Cal C M Johnston. Detroit Cal Miss H E Sharpe, Ind M F Boyle, Gold Hill Miss J ilton, N Y Mrs I Sout, Sacto Miss K Ot Mo C Bomar, ~an Lucas Mrs G Bamar. Cal ¥ H khoaes & w, Cal W A Bernard, Cal A J Bogard & w, Cal 1 Hamiiton, AT H M Sagget, Cal G Phipps, Oakland BALDWIN HOTEL. L Lyndon, San Jose W Lyndon, San Jose G W Jackson, Cakland W J Fife, Tacoma W N Suyret, S Barbara B Ru h&w, In Dade Ruch, Ia Adah E Wright, Ta X P Varren, N Y WS Peed & w, Tex | C G Hart & w, Mich W A Jack, Clevelund H D Sym nds. Peenix A Y immons, San Jose A B Baines, Spokane H S Enines, Spokane H Coie & w Ll rarl Rogers,Los Angeles J H Roberts,Sacramento W F Porter, Fresno H Alexander, Watsonvie NEW WESTERN HOTEL J Williams, Oal M J Maror, Sacramento W Anderson. V CH Fredrickson. R Vista W iarty, USN L Pellachan, San Diego 8 W Roller, California | H Wilton & w,San Jose A J Parr & w. Lake Co W Minahon, Santa Clars L Stone, USS Adams SAN FRANCISCO **CALL.™ PUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL— Dight in the year. ERANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. 539 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open until 9 o'clock. 2518 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth strect; open until 9:30 o'clock. 1505 Polk street; open until 9:30 o'clock. NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky eets: open till 9 o'cluc , Golden Gate building. t pecial assembly [HIS ING a: 8 o'clocs. The Uraer of the Templs will be conferred. All fraters are cour- teously invited. JONATHAN M. PEEL, Em. Com. WriLLIAM T. £ ONDA, Recorder. OCCIDENTAL LODGE NO. 22, F._ & A. M.—_Called meeting mrA 0 SAN FRANCISCO No 1. Royal Arch Masons, meets THIS EVENING. P. M. and M. K. M. de- grees. H. G. PRINCE, Secretary. CHAPTER THIS (MONDAY) EVENING &t 7 o'clock. Second degree. By order of W. EDWARD F. DELGER, Secretary. HERMANN LODGE NO. 127, F. and A. M.—Called meeiing THIS DAY (Monday), Juiy 26, 1897, at 7:30 o'ciock P. M. Deg. 1.” By order of the W. A L SCHUMACHEKR, Secretary W THE ST. ANDREWS SOCIE- ty will give a grand literary en- tertalnment and ce in honor of tae bi:th of Sir WALTER SCUTT in Scot- tish Ha'l, FRIDAY EVENING, August 13, mission 25¢. ROYAL ARCANUM —ARGONAUT Council No. 597 meets MONDAY, July 26, AU 8 P.3x, at Native Sons’ building Members and visitors lnvited to meet Deputy Supreme Rezent. Ad- MONEY watches, seal LOANYD ON DI MONDS, ns Uncle Harris. 16 Grantav EZ o/ he pacin Comt Dredging and Reciama- tion Company wil be heid at the office of the company, 36 Steuart st.. San Francisco, Cal., on ‘Iuesiar. the 3d dav of August, 1%87, at 3 o'clock P. M, for the purpose of electing a board of transaction of such other busin-ss & may come before the meeting. M. J. MAD! A AL MrETING—THE REGULAR sannual meeting of stockholders of the Haka- lau Plantation Compsny wil be heid at the office ? the company, Market street, San Francisco, al, on MONDAY. the 2d day of August, 1897, the bour o: 11 o'clock A. M., for the purpose of electing & board of directors to serve f.r the easu- in:year, and ihe transaction of such other busl- ness as may come before the meeiing. 1 ransfer- books wili close on Friday, July 30, at 3 o’clock P T . Secretary. E5 U REGULAR ANNUAL ME G of the stockholders of The Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works will be held at th= office of the company, southeast corner of Howard and Beale streats, ~anFrancisco, California, on MONDAY, August 2, 1897 w 11 A. ., for the purpose of eecting a Board of Trustees to serve for the en- suing year and the transaction of such other busi- ness as may come before the mes 1 1AL NOTICES DR. IRENE WEST; NEW MEDICATED electric treatments. R. 43. 550 Market s:. 1000 BUSINESS CARDS PRINTED, $150: wedding wors, HILL, 221 Geary. FAD TENANTS EJLCTED FOR s4: collections made: aty or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montzy st., room 6: tel. B5KU. TURKISH CABINET BATHS FOR gents and ladles. R., 11, 120345 Geary st. trustees to serve during the ensuing year and tie | 710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every | | | | she can teach two or three children in exchai seals | preferred. THE REGULAE ANNUAL MEKTING | FITUATIONS WANTED—Contfnnaa, M IPDLE-AGED LADY, COMPETENT IV housekeeper, kind tochildren, wishes position In ~enu-men’s home: town or country. Call 3to 5 P M. In Golden West Hotel. rllis st. 7, 1iS1-CLASS SKIRTMAKER AND CUTTER wants_work fn_dressmak ng parlors or store. Address MISS M. K. 333 Eddy st. Y QUSG, GIKL 15, - PEAKS GERMAN AND English, wishes place o do light housework. Call or address 4 Haw:horne st. RE;PECTALLE WOMAN DESIRES SITUA- tion at general honsework; good references and experience. Calt 364 Jessie st., Monday. TOUNG LADY STENOGR . PHER KESIDING wiih parents desires position; speaks German. B., vox 131, Call Uffice. FITUATIONS WANTED-Continned, REMABLE GENTLEMAN OF HIGH UNI- versity education, 36 years 0'd, speaking s:v- eral langia es, desires to be companion, tutor or other responsivle positlon: swall salary required; reterences. Address ¥, BKANEAL, 608 Larkio. OUNG MAN AND WIFSH WOULD LIKE DOSIt 03 tozether on a ranch or private place; man is a good horseman and handv with 100ls; wife is a g0od cook uud housekeeper; good refer- ences. Address C. P., box 23, Call JO1VELADIES OR GENTLEMEN WITH $250 cush to invest in business in the Klondyke £0:@ mines wnich will yield large returus. An- swer at once if you mean busivess. WILL A. NASH, 1018 Eizhteenth st.. Oakland. (15 YARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE TOUNG WIDOW housekeeper. 'l'\)UNG GERMAN GIRL WOULD LIKE TO assist in light housework. Call at 1634 Sum- nerst, bet. Seventh and Eighth. JOUNG WOMAN A< COOK OR TO DO GEN- eral housework; will do washiug; city refer- ence. 230 Minna st. 7OUNG LADY RECENTLY FROM THE Fastern States wouid like a housekeepe.’s place; no objection to country. 102 Taylor, . 23. REFINED. WILLING GIBL WO WILL AT- tend school next term, will assist for rood home; emall compensation. Student, 1505 Polk. N IDDLE-AGED WOMAN DESIRES EM- ploymen doingohamberwork and piain wash- ing. 205 Powell st., room 6. TANTID—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN 107 Eighth st. WISHES POSITION AS Call 20354 Powell st., room 1. washing and ironing or any kiud of work. [ ARD-WORKING WOMASN WANTS SITUA- tion todo gener=! housework. Address MRS, FLOYD, 781 Telegraph ave., Oaxiand. CALL. tubscriptionsjand want ads taken. ANTED—SITUATION BY MAN, AGED 32, s booskeeper, cashier. correspondent or posi- tion of trust; has had exp-rieacg aud can furuish relerences. Address X , box 66, Uall Office. OUNG GERM AN situation in reiai L. B., 1238 Stockton WELL GROWN, WANTS grocery-store. Address L. t. APANESE WANTS POSITION cooking: wages $:i0 up; £00d referel FRANK, Jupaoese Mission, Pine st. TO DO es. B. ITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN AS barkeeper; ten years' experience in the East. Address G. ., box 34. this ofbce. OUNG DANISH MAN WANTS SITUATION in private famiiy; iake care of cows, horses and garden: good references. Address £. LUND, 403 Seventh st., Uakland. 167 Di3Ta, BL.—BRANCH OFFiCE oF UHe CALL; subsciipiiva aud Wi sds iaken. W L\CHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST. Nit Market: 200 rooms B¢ to 8150 per nighi: 41 50 10 86 per week; convenlent and respectable; tree bus and bacgage 1o and trom (ke 1erry. HELP WANTED-Continued. HFLP WANTED-—Continnaa, W ANTED—-GOOD COOK FOR FAMILY OF 3, AL LS $20. Apply 1403 Mcallister st., cor. erce. ONEY LOUANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es.jeweiry. sealskins. U'ncle Harrls,I5Grant av. 615 LABKIN-BRANCH UFFICK OF THE W ANTED-GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO %L your feet at the same irice von bu - resly- made ones, from_ 81, 3, $4 and $5, aL 562 Mis- sion t., Deiween First and Second sts, o, PAIRS; ANOTHER LOT MEN'S 0000 shoes; been slightly damaged: at less (han one-fourth their vaiue; from 25c to $2 bu, 562 Mission st., tet First and’ ~eco a. BUSINESS CHANCES, OR JUNEAU, DYEA, DIRE C.xcle City old Mining Company will send up alimi. ed number of men at cost of Lransportatio practical miners, biacksmiths, cooks and carp. ters at $126,and allow eaci man Lo take 150 pounds of f0od and_outfir, and th- company Wil surnish a reliable guide and Indian carriers to the K ondyke district. Those wishing 1020 apply o W. P. HERMAN, manager, 104 M: CALL: subscriptious and wan: ads taken. FEARN DRESSWAKING AND MILLINERY at the oniy school receiving ihe ¢od medal: paiterns to crder 25¢c. McDO W K LL'S, 103 Post si. F. DRESS-CUTTING SCHOUL— FRENCH . tailoring taught; §1 week. 916 Market, r. 19. PERATORS ON OVERALLS. LEVI STEAUSS & CO., 323, Kremont st. MISSION — SUBSCKIPTIONS AXD 2526 anc ads waken sor 1% CALL HE LAWRKENCE METHOD OF DRESSCUT- 1iug is the oniy one by which you can compieze ~INE MEN'S CALF SHOES, $175.T0 Ok der, $2 50; halt-suling, 25¢ up. 959 Howard. 3 SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TOGET BOTTLE K. Staror wine sc: best tree lunch. 643 Ciay, ANTED, TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR~ ersaclerks KNOX Coilection Ager, 110 Sutter. k FINE SALOON BUSIN &8()0- liest nelghtorhood, on- Chronicle building: macnificently fitted up. Pplace: is doing an excelleni payiag trac will be proved: ful investization allowed place is worth 10 any one fuily $1600. but 'is fered s0 cheap as the owner will leave the cl.y OMS. 106 10 75c PER NLGHT: 5Us 2u 3130 RURE ek "Oriental, 226 Dromm st ANTLD_LABORERS AND MECHANICS W & kow thas Ed Kolkin, eno House proprie- tor, still runs Denver Housa %17 Whird et.: 13d Jarge rooms; 6c per uignt; $1 10 83 per week soon. M. LESN, 5 Fourth st Q300 HALF INT T IN ONK OF D . the best-paving hotels of Its kind-in the city: 80 roors: well furnished; house aiways filled with good, steady, payIng putrons: fine Jarge bar, biliard and ciniig rooms, Par.ors, etc.: rent exceptionaily owner will furnish best of ref- erences. M LESS, 5 Fourtn st a perfect garment without tryiug on. 1079 Market. \ OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE:; M. ‘Winchester House, 44 Third st, near Marksc: 200 rooms: 2bc to $1 50 per night; $1 6Uto§} per week: free 'uns and Largaga 10 and from fercy. MALE HELP WANTED. VWANTED-8 LABORERS FOR COUNTRY, 1ong job. <ee boss in city, $20 and found: labor- ers, city, $1 75 day: 6 laborers, $35 and board; 10 woodchoppers, SUc to §1i8 cord, tools and pro- visions advanced: blacksmith, country snop, $40 and found: floor man for shoeing-ehop, $2 50 day: furnace man for mine; 3 haybalers, 1215c ton: 1ron-mol $2 50 day. and others. Apply to J. F. CRUSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. W ANTED—MAN Tu ; UY COUNTRY RES. taurant; 2 hotel cooks,country,335: restaurant €00k, country, 810 week and found: second cook and broiler. $4)'to $45: camp waiter, $15; inside servant, private tamily, $15; waiters and_others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO.. 628 Sacramento. ROFESSIONAL NURSK WHO UNDER- staids her business. thoroughly reiiab.e and punstaking seeks employment. MRs. FLOYD, 31 Teiegraph ave.. Oakland. QEAMSTRESS WANTS EMPLOYMENT BY the day. 5. W., box 134, Call Office. 7OUNG PARISIAN WIDOW WOULD LIKE a hous-keeper's place: no objection to short distance in country. 122 Post st., 100ms 10and 11. OUNG WIFKE WANT POS tions togather in city or country: man as w. and wife as chamberma d; or as man about place and wife as cook. Address J., box 90, Call Ottice. ‘ ANTED—A FFW MORE ENGAGEMENT# by the day by firsi-class dressmaker; lerms $150. Address C., box 117, Call. 7OUNG ATTRACIIVE WIDUW FROM THE East wouid like & position us housekeeper in bachelor's home. Apply 120a kddy st., room 2. 7OUNG LADY RECENTLY FROM THE East desires a housekeeper's pace, city or country. 223 Post st., room 1. QTRONG SCOTCH WOMAN WISHES WASH- xYing and ironing or any kind of work by the day. Call or address 126 Perry st. MAN AND FEMALE HBELP WANTED. OOK. SMALL HOTEL, 825: 4 WAITRESSES, hotels aid restauraut. §20 and $25: girl Lo do genezal work in hoel, §. second girl, plain washing, $20: 4 cooks, German style 8$:5 and $30: 2 Krench and German nuracs, $20 and §25, and a large numcer of girls for cooking and house- work. J. F. CROSKTT & CO., 816 Sutier st. (3!RL OAKLAND, CAL, $20: GIRL, SIXTH st., $20; girl, Brolerick st.. $20: girl st.. $20; giri, Antioch, Cal #20, girl. Washivgion' si., $1 Cal, $20; girl, Bush si.. $20; girl, 820 MARTIN & CO., 749 Marke KRMAN OR JEWINH GIKL, CITY, 820, cooking only: German or Swedisu girl, Brod: erick st., $20: German girl, Fulton st., $20, 3 in family: German giri, Clay st. $20; Germ: Alameda, Cal, $20 1o $25; Gernan or giri, Octavia st., $20: German girl, 8 ou st., $20. MARTIN & CO. 749 Marke st. Jit COOK FOR 12 MEN, $20, SEE rt- here; girl for Point Reyes,Cal., fare here, ranch home: 'h- usekeeper. couniry, ®28; ranch ook for Brentwood. §15; girl SCOLi 8i., §: Webster st.. $15: girl Val ejo, Cal.. §15: girl Bry- aot st., $15. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 7OUNG SWEDISH GIRL WANTS UPSTAIRS work in hotel or private place. Call at 679 Mission st. Y MIDDLE-AGED CANADIAN WOMAN position as cook in mining camp. Cali or ad- dress 329 Eady st. g S Di.SIRES A FEW MORE EN- . $1 a day; children’s clothes a #pe ~class city references. K., 1014 Union st. V rANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, sTUDY- vhere e ing with an excellent teacher, place for room and board. Post si. Address Miss J. Di. A., 2 7OUNG LADY, LATELY FROM THE Kast, desires & position as housekeeper: wide owir's or bachelor's home preferred. 126 Fourth st room 21, second flo TRUSTWORTHY WIDOW disres p siticn as Lousekeeper or care of in- valid; country or norh. Call or address 405 Leavenworth st. NTE 61 LARKIN—BRANCH OUFFICE OF THE O CALL: tubscrintions sn. want ads taken. {XPERIE \CED DRESSMAKER, IS A FIRST- cluss fitter and designer, wishes & few more engagements at $1 per day. Address 1004 Mar- ket s .. rcom 1, second ficor. W OMANTOGOOUT BY THE DAY WASH- ing, ironing and cleaning. 829 Hayesst., in basement. 7OUNG LADY WOULD LIKE SITUATION todo housework with privilege of practicing on plano; smail wages. Call 803 Golden Gate ave. 10K MARKeL ST.—BRANCH OFFICKE OF UALL: want ads &0d subscriptions taken. M 'LDLE-AGED PERSON, RECENTLY FROX kineiand, good geneca: experlence, seeks sit- uation as housexeeper or position of trust; accus- tomea toiravel una care of invahd. N. U., box 153, Call Office. YOUNG FRENCH GIKL SPEAKS ENG- lish, wishes position in & priviie family as nursegirl or upstairs work. Address M. L., 439 | Bus st. Y 2V 6, GIRL 12 T0 14 YEAKS, TO ASSIST in light housework and care of baby. 629 Tost st. Y UNG LADY (STRANGER) DESIRES A housekeeper's piace: bachelor's or widower home preterred. i.0om 2, 12014 ueary st FOUNG WIDOW WISHES A PO ITION AS housekeeper: widower's or bachelor’s home 2815 Sixth st., room 6. MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS want ads taken for THE CALL. AND SEOR 2526 JOUNG GERMAN GIRL OF EXPERIENCE would like & housekeeper’s place: City or coun- try or will do plein mending. 2)7 Post, room 8. 7OUNG LADY FKOW THE COUNIKY wishes position in bachelor's or widower's home. 365 Geary st room 15, MERICAN GIRL WANTS PLACE TO AS- £ sist with light housework; no children; $2 50 aweek. Addresy MISS K. C., 125 Sixth st. OMPETENT WOMAN, LATELY FRO East, wishes position as general ser nousexeeper; wages moderate. 151 Miuna st. l ELIABLE YOUNG LADY WHO CAN GIVE references as bookkeeper, typewriter and steno er desires position. Address Position, box 87, Call Uttice. Y CUNG EASTERN GIRL DESIRKS.PLACE a3 housekesper: city or countrs helor's or widower's house preferred. loom b, 871 Mission. Y OUNG EaSTERN LADY WOULD LIKE A housekeeper's piace, widower's home pre- ferred; city or country. 234 O'Farrell st., room 7. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es.jewelry sealskins. Uncle Harrls, 15Grant av. {XPERIKNCED FRENCH LADY WOULD lixe & housekeeper's piace; 10 objection to country: will do platn sewinz.’ Room 81, 1122 Market st. g WAITLESSkS, RESORT HOTEL FARE paid, $20 an1 rcom; 3 waitres es, city, $20 and room; chambermaid and wait_some, $.0 and room: waitress, Stocston, Cal, § 0 and room; 3 w.itresses cily, $15 and room: French waitress, $20 and room.” MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. OOK AND WAITRESS, VAKLAND, CAL, 35 and room: cook for Orezon: also & pastry ©ook: cook, small restaurani, $20 a1d room; cook aud wai ress city, $35 and Toom: Dastry cook, %35 and room. MARTIN & CO., 740 Market st. AITRESS, 86 A WEEK: WAITRESS, 87 A week; 2 waltrosses, £ a week; waltress, $4 a week: 2 waiiresses, $) a week, small places. MARTIN & CO,, 749 Market st. 825, RO)IM, BOARD: man and wite, country JRENCH IRINER, ironers. $1 25 per day launary. MARTIN & CO, 749 Market st. ©COLORED GIRLS, HOUSEWORK, $15 each. MARTIN & CU., 749 Market st JEAT SECOND GIRL, §25: N URSE, $25; 15 hovseworx girle, city and country. $20 and 8 young grs, assist. $10 to $15. MIsS LEN, 325 Sutter st. L DORADO COUNTY, $20. 328 Sut:er st. RATES o T ERMAN OR FRENCH OR G a5, “arss cutiey, AIYRESS AND CHAMBEKMAID: $20; springs. MISS CULLEN, Sutter st. EAT YOUNG GIRL: $15. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. WE ISH COOK, T ANTED—HOUSKKEEPER, FIRST.CLASS hotel, good wages; 2 French or German cooks, £35: French nurse, $20; German housekeeper, $15: Germun cook, $20: firsi-ciass waltress and parlor maid, #25; Am-rican cook, $.0: young girls to ussist, $10 and §12; nurs-gir s, 88, sleep home. LEON ANDRE, 318 stockton st. COOKS, $25 AND $30: CHAMBERMAID, waltress, $25: infants’ nurse, $20; nurse 10: several girls for housework. MRS, . 721 Ellis st R4\ CH COOK, $15: GERMAN HOUSEGIRL, 3in family, no wash, 320; housegirl, Oakland, $20, 4in family: one for Kedwooa Uity, $20; Brent- wood, $15; San kafael, $15. and_any number for cliy, $15 and $20. C. R. HANSEN &C0.,108 Geary RONKR FOR COUNTRY STKAM LAUNDRY, $30 and board and steady piace the year around call early. 'C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary s-. JCANDINAVIAN CHAMBERMAID, CITY, $18. C. K. HANSEN & C0., 108 Geary st. ROTESTANT NURSE FOR AN INSTITU- tion, $20: waltresses, different country hotels, $20 and $18; girl for all round lauudry work, small country laundry, §20: 50 girls for house™ work, counry places. MURRAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay. HAMBERW(RK AND WAITING, COUN- try hotel; $20. £.T. WARD & CO..610 Clay at. 1IRLS OF ALL NATIONALITIES TO FILL G 'Various positions MRS, LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. Y ALTRESS FOR SPRINGS, GaZEITE, 4 0 Kearny st T ANTED — EXPERIENCED OPERATORS on 1ancy while flannel shirts; also a limited numbie of young girls who reside at home for in- &u-uction. Apply Standard Shirt factory, Gough ana Grove sts G WANIED (ABOUT 14) TO ASSIST X with light housework. Apply 308 Leaven- worth st., from 11 10 12. W AMPED-GIRL FOR work and cooking; 1316 Ellis. A NEAT YOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL housework and plain cooking in a small family: 1o children. Call 1226 Mcallister st. ESPECTABLE GIRL FOR GEXNERAL housework; $10. 710 Upper Cole st., near Chutes. $20. HOTEL NERAL HOUSE- ‘man preferred; $20. / ANTED—DRESSMAKER. APPLY, AFTKR 11 A. 3, at Wendt's Hotel, 22 Sacramento. “OUNG GIRL (GERMAN) WOULD LIKE TO Secure & perwanent housekesper's place: mo onjecyzlou to short distance in country. Koom 11, 223 Post st. aken. HAYKS oI.—BKANCH OFFICKE OF UMK CALL; SULSCFIpUOLS ADU Wade ads IRL FOR H)OUSEWOKK, $12 MONTH. C. N. MANTZ, 1600 Washington st. ERMAN (;R JEWISH GIRL FOR HOUSE- work and cooking: wages $.0. 318 Clay. MARKKT ST,.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: want ads and subscripiions taken. () LABORERS FOR BRICKYARD, §20 AND < U board: 8 woodmen, $30; 5 railrond laborers, $20: man to put up 1000 pounds dried prars: Db.acksmiih, chore man and milk, $20; 2 men o hoe beans,' $20:; woodchoprers, 4-100t red anc Upen untll 9:30 oclock; branch office ot subscrintion ant pds 1azen. 7O MONIGOMERY COKNER OF CLAY— 521 b WANTED. AGENTS O PRES. AN ARTICLE THAT SELLS on sight. 530 Commercial st. (A5VAsszEs WANTED TO SELL THE Apollo Light; best on market. 129 Ellis st ANTED — UPRIGHT AND FAITHFUL gentlemen or ladies to travel for responsible, established house in Callfornia; monthly, $65 und expenses: position sieady: reference: inclose seif- addressed stamped envelope. The Dominivn Com- pany, Dept. H, Chicago. GENIS—BAKERS NEW COMBINATION enameled sign or universal signvoard; will bave a tremendous sale; nothing like 1i: securs sample and territory atonce. BAKER En. and Mig. Co., 408 ~anchez st., San Francisco. HOUSES WANTED. 815 BRANCH BAKKRY, NOTTON AND . cigar siore, 1 b.ock from Market si: § nice livinz-rooms; rent low: gu . M. LESS, picelisine 1 ent low: guod place, Sy $1'}()0 CORNER GROCERY AND BAR; e’ « in fine locativn anl doing a 700d pay= ing buslness: has heen estaolished for 35 years; owner anxious to sell on acconnt of & death in the family. Call M. LESS, 5 Four:h st. $s)00 BRANCH BAKERY AND GRO- <=8 » cery-store: best location in the Mis- sion: 3 nice Living rooms: rent only $12; value 1 sight. B LESS, § Fourih s ) o s $35 RESTAURA « magnificen: rent low; doing a fine p lished trade; rare chauce. $|000 CORNER GROCERY, BAR AND - small boarding-nouse: best possible location; sells 10 barrels beer per week : fine Whis- Ky trade: rent reasonabie: ong loxsa. large celiar, yard, etc.: present owner .lere 14 years: easily worth doubie amount asked: offared so ciieap on accouut of denin. M. LESS, 5 Fourtn st NT; GOOD Lt CATION furnished ‘throughout: ing business. wel -estab- M. LEsS, 5 Fourth st. NICE COITAGE OF ABOUT 5 rooms; state pariculars. G. B., box 33, Call Office. ine. 3 waiters, conntry hotel, $25. R.T. WAKD CO., 608 and 610 Clay st. W ANTED— broiler for hotel, $40: cook, small place, &7 week: 2 waiters. short-order house, £30; waiter, hotel, $25; walter, 310 week; 2 dishwashers. $15 and $20; and others at ANDRE'S, 808 ~tock:on. ANTED-BAKE: FOR NICE COUNTRY hote: near city, $30 per month. * AppIy 0 W. D. EWEK & CU., 626 Clay st. T35 MIN WANTED 10-DAY, CALL AFTAR ) 9 A w.: 20 laborers for & large company near San Jose, $20 per_month and found, steady job: 6 teamters, cliy, $1 75 peraay; stableman, city, $40; blacksmith for a ranch: 40 farmers, orchard hands, etc.: 2 milcers, $25: 40 laborers, ciiy, §1 75 and 81 60 a day and board: $26 per motth and found, former handy with blacksmith tools. MURRAY & KEADY, 634 and 636 Clay st. COOK FOR RESTAURANT, $40 'ED—_SMALL FURNISHED FLAT OR cot age, bet. Eddy aad Clay, eust of Broder- young couple. Write particulars to Teacher, 2021 Viiginia st , Brraeley. HOUSEOF 4 ROOMS WITH BAR, WHOLE ale disirict: room: always cccupied; must sell at_once, account of deatli; reasouable. price ouly $500. WILKE, 783 Market. 3 $«|050 RESTAURANT AND CHOP « nouse. 0ppos te Oakland ferries: money-making place Investigate ai once; oo Lusiness cffer. W ILI Sedd S, 753 Diarket. ROOMS WANTED. UNFURNISHED HOUSEKE ¥ PLING ROOMS noith of Marker st. J, box 133. Call. TANTED—BY MAN, WIFE AND CHILD 1 year old, 2 furnished rooms compleie for housekeeping; state renial. J. T., box 26, Call. ANTED—2 FURNISHED ROOMS, NEAR Market st Address, stating price, G., box 39, Cull Office. OODCHOPPEKS! W( ODCHOPPERS! WE want 80m n: 4 fi plue anu redwood: tools furnished. MULRAY & READY, 634 and 656 Clay st 15.00( BEPWOOD TIES TO CUT: 8C J. each: 100ls farnished; sawmill and Woolsmen we want a. once; 30 men as laborers and crosscaiters, $26 and $20 Zperimos found. MUKRAY & READY, 634 and 6:6 Clay st. TOPAY (MONDAY) Wik WANT 156 MeN for manuiacturing com; any: near city; $20 and found steady job. MURKAY & READY, 634 and 636 « lay st. BOARD AND ROOM WANTED. OARD AND ROUM IN PRIVATE FAMILY; $12: nor h Mark~t. Fox D, box 147, Call. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. TANTED —OLD GOLD AND SILVER FOR manufacturing. 0. NOLTE, jeweler, 222 C'Farrell st. LD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT. W. MUND, watchmaker and jewe er, 226 k1lisst. 100K AND WIFE FOR COUNTRY HOT / $45 and found; 5 cooks. $30, $40, §50; 3 walters, $25. $30. MUKRAY & KEADY, 634 and 636 Cay st. RY-GOODS CLKRK: 240. MURRAY READY, 834 and 636 Clay st. 00K, CHOPHOUSE. $10 A WEKK AND room: Cook, chophouse, $35 and room; Cook, resort, $60 and room; coOk, Testaurant, $14 a week; o0k to go south, $20 a week: cuok, ¢l ¥, $30 and room: fry cook, $12 to §14 a week; male-makers: second cook. $50 and ruom: baker to go north: cook, city, $35 und room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market si. W FOR AMADOR COUNTY; WAIT. 0 can make saads, §26 and room: 3 walters, city, $26 and_room: waiter, city, $12 a week; German waiter, $26 and room. MARLIN & CO.. 749 Market st. 4 DI HWaSHERS, CITY, $156 AND ROO boy for kitchen work: dishwasher for Santa Rosa: dishwasher, §6a week: dishwasher, $5 a week: dishwasher, $20 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. & AITE er, cits OOKS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT. HOLMES Eook Company, 704 Mission st. AWNBROKER—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST- off ' hing bought. Add. COLKM AN, 41 Third. £3 FOR SALE ROOMS N. MARKET; ELEGANT, LOW 2 I8 S50 £850 35 rooms, arket st, nr. B ldwin .§950 | 18 roon s. Sixth st.; » bar ain ... 8850 Uther barguins. ANDERSON & CO., 777 Marker. 9 ROUM COR HOUSE, CLEARS $100..§2200 10 reom corner house. one floor. 250 oom house, clzars $100.. 1200 24-room house, owner going to Alaska 375 50-room hotel and bar, rent $75. 900 $2-room corner, only .. 80U 14-room house on kddy at. 350 13-room house on_kourth 500 t = Other bargains. H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market st. TAURANT FINKLY FITTED furnished rooms; doing good KeR, 1020 Marke: st business. M. L. DE 7OUNG MAN FOR BAR AND PORTER work, 815 and room: ironer, country iaundry; polisher, $30, board. etc.: bakers belper. $20, room, bosrd, etc: pantryman, $25 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. EAD WAIT ‘R AND 4 SIDE WAITERS. MARTIN & (0., 749 Market. VW ASHER, 826; IEONKE, $35. FOR HOTEL laundry.’ country: laundryman and wife to wash and iron, couniry hotei, $50. C. R. HAN- BEN & CO., 108 Geary st. EAD COOK, $80: SECOND COOK AND baker, $50, for country hotel: head ook, res- taurant, $75; second conk for springs. $40 10 $45 and fare advanced: pantryman, country hotel, $25. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. 50( KOCKMEN, TEAMSTERS, LABOREKS DUV and masons helpers for raiiroad work, $175t0 $2 a day: new troad, long job. free fare sec boss here. C R HANSEN & CU.,108 Geary. 7 5() RAILRUAD MEN TO GO NOBTH; FARE advanced. C. R. HANSEN & C0.,108 Geary SECOND COUKS. COUNTR washer, $20. HUTEL GAZ 1" AN AND WIFe:; $30. MIS3 CULLI Sutter / ANTED—EXPERIENCED MAN TOMAKE beas Apply, after 11 A. 3, at Wendt's Ho- tel. 22 Sacramento st. W ANTED_DISHWASHER AT 1111 MAR- ket st. JThONG BOY TO HELP IN RESTAURANT kitchen. 916 Howard st. AITER F advanced. C. R HA R SPRINGS, $22 50 AND FARE N & CO, 108 Geary. $40: DISH- , 420 Kearny. 823 HOKMAKER ON HEPAIRING; TWO MEN on naw work. 202 Fifth st. W ANTED-YOUNGMAN TO LEARN BAR- ber’s trade. 227 Second st. 9 Goop LUNCH WALIERS. 28 FIRST ST. 7OUNG OR MIDDLE-AGRD GENTLEMAN with $300 cash to invest in & new amusement enterprise; monev secured: must furnish best of reterences. Address C. B. K., box 63, Call Office. ARBRR'S 3.CHAIR SHOP FOR SALE ON 1. "account of leaving city. 307 Sixih st W SD—SADDLE AND HARNESS MAK- Ll & WINCHESTER, 214 Bactery. W ANTED—INDUSIRIOUS MAN 10 FILL position with stockbroker: $200 required; will Address 3. C, box 114, ANT ers. MAI guarantee $35 weekly. Cail Office. L *KA—SEN. 25¢c FOR FULL PARTICU: lars of how and when to go to Dawson, on the Yukon; Iatest book out. 19 Capp st. ALF INTEREST IN IDEA WORTH $1000 for §50; 850 remaining in business. Z., box 113, Call Uffice. BAY CITY TRANSFER C 4 10 31114 Sutter. ‘I'runks dellevred, 25c. EWELL'S DAIRY Is NOW LOCATED at 234 and Folsom sts. Tel. White 271. A WEE, EWS FOR 5 CENTS—TH WEEKLY CALL.1n wrapper, for mailing. EITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. OMPETENT SECOND GIRL, GOOD WAIT- ress, city references, desires situation. J. K. CRUBE1T & C0, 816 Sutter st. FIRST-CLASS NURSK WIrH BEST OF CITY Teference dejires situation. J. F. CROSETT & CO.. 318 Sutter st WEDISH COOK, WITH REFERENCE, DE- sires & situation. J. F. CKOSEI'l & (0., 16 Sutter st. JEAT YOUNG GIRL DESIRES SITUATION at housework or as nurse; $10 to $15; refer- ences. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sut:er st. OUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES A SITUA- tion (0 assist with children and housework: one year's reierence. Apply to MRS, HIRD, 721 Eilis st., telephone Sutter 52. JIRST-CLASS AMERICAN COOK, WITH reference; clty OF country; $26 or $30. 815 butter st. WEDISH SECOND GIRL, WAITRESS AND £ seamstress, wih reference; $15 or. 320, 815 Sutier st. 7OUNG SOUTHERN LADY WISHES POSI- tion as housekeeper for widower or bachelor: city or country. Cal: 234 O'Farre st., rooms 4-5. 7OUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS housekeeper in bachelor's or widower’s home. 106 Fourth si., room 2. 7OUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS ousekeeper; city or country. 116 kddy st room 1. ANTED—YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN iight housework. 1217 Webster. IRL WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work. 808 Oax st. ANTED-GOOD COOK FOR COUNTRx. Apply 26 Grove st. IRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK, cooking: small family. 1117 Turk st PLAIN OUNG WIDOW WISHES HOUSEKEEP- er's position. Call 895 Market st., room 14. ANTED — AN APPRENTICE GIRL ON coats. 21 Harriet st. OUNG WOMAN WISHES SITUATION IN a good family as chambermald or to take care of children. 1328 Pacific st, bet. Leavenworth, end Hyde. 615 EITUATIONS WANTED BMALE. LAKKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL. Bubscriptions and want ads taken. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es,jewelry,sealsiins. Uncle Harrls,15Grant av. M HINESKE & JAPANFSE: ENT'D 20 Y KARS: hielp:tel. main 1997. ERADLEY & Cu..640 Clay UNTER & CO.. CHINESE AND JAPANESE emp. office, 61414 California at., tel main 231, JAEANESE EsPLOYMENT BUaKAU, 709 ueary st Tel. Sutter 2125. HINEsi AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT office; best heip. 414345 O'Farreil. Tel k. 426. JMPLOYMENT OFFICE—MRS. LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. (tel. Main 5%32) furnishes est heip of all nationalifles. ANTED—SITUATION BY COLORED MAN as janitor or porter: 5 years with last em- ployer this city. Address B. H., box 184, Call. MERICAN WIDOW, ALONE, IS DESIROUS of & goud home: small family: strictly temper- ate und honest: is a fin> laundress and house- keeper: is williug to work; needs money very badiy: can’ pay her way; must have it: mav some good people call and see her at once. 637 Howard st., r00m 2, ups.airs BY A COMPETENT woman as housekeeper or light housework: 1) objection to children. Call ar 308 Minna st., near Fourch. upstairs. ANTED—POSITI N T G Hart, Fresno R Gracey. Merced E E Vincent, Madera G J Wren, Mudera O McHeury, Modesto W B King, Merced A Lsilman, Merced € Seideman, 'aso Fobles WM Griffin. Merced A H_Hewitt, Yuba City N Welsbaum, Snta Cruz Mrs Weisbaum, Sta Cruz Jules Levy, Santa Cruz W W Riley, «hicago J P Stanley, Ukiah J M Mannon & w, Ukiah J M Wilmans, Newman Mrs Al J Wilmans, Cal X‘O\J G GIRL WISHES A POSITION TO DO i ”fidl\y kll’l:1 ;l secona h\l'oflf. or will assist with childre @ month; ci; 1o ) 2353 Misston st. e BY, A CUMPETENT LADY, BOARD AND room in private jamlly ip exchange for facial massage treatment. K., box 68, Call Office, ARDENER, SINGLE, WELL VERSED IN housa or outside work: firsi-class references. Adaress H. G., box 118, Call. 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICK OF THE CAl.L Subscriptions und want ads taken. OSITION BY TRAVELING MAN: 12 years' experience on this cosst; well acquaintea with cash trade; best refeiences. C. B., box 110, Call Office. MPDLE-AGED GERMAN WANTS SITUA- ¥ "tion; house or garden work on private place; city or country: wages $10 10 815 K. KESSmi, 130 Seventh st. (3ABDENER, MIDDLE-AGED, WANTS SIT- 7 uation; understands care and management of horses, etc.; first-class recommendations Gar- dener, box 4, Call Qffice, ()EERATORS AND FINISHERS ON CUSTOM coats. 106 Battery st. KSPECTABLE YOUNG GERMAN GIRL for light housework. 2018 Mission st 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken ANTED—BRIGHT YOUNG LADY TO FIN- ish tintypes. $42 Kearny st ANTED—YOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL housework; small family. 714 Waller st. WANTID: COUNTRY: 50 Lo $300: must be fair pay- ing shop. Apply STULTZ, 850 Maike st. JLVE LADIES OR GENTLEMEN WIIH $250 incash to invsst in the Kiondyke go.d mines which will yield large returns; answer st once if you m ean” business. WILL A. NASH, 101% Eighteenth st., Onkland. BARBER - SHOP near the coast $95(), LODGING - HUUSE 18 FBONT D £V, rooms; rent $20: water free: steady roomers: sickness. Inquire 6u2 Californa st., fruistand. 8195, CHEAP; 8 ROOMS: ALL FULL; | O. steady roomers. 242 Sixth st. AT UNDERWOOL'S, 765 MARKET ST., 8 F. 3 rooms, near Ma'ket, neis §100 .....'8 850 62 rooms, north of Murket, paying finely.... 1850 |3RANCH UEFICK UK THE CALL 167 KINTH st wan: ads and sutscrintions taken. FURNITURE FOR FALE. 1500, STOCK, GUoDS AND HOUSKHOLD & « furniture; $300 cash. Apply flice. FURNITURE OF 8 ROOUMS AND COTTAGE for rent. 2423 Leavenworih st. M ' LOANED ON DIAMONDS~, WATCH- I¥les jewelry,sea skins. Unc e Harris.15Grant av. THE Brsl arket st ¥URNITURE WANTED DURNITURE, STOVES UARPETS, CO ters, showcases ANDERSON, 1121 Market. JEW STORE; NEEDS prices. SILVEKRSTIE FURNITURE; BEST 1223 Market: postal NDIANA AUCIION CO. REMOVED 10 19 Montgomery st.; highest prices paid. EST PRICES FOR FURNITUKE, MDSE., elc. STREET & CRESWELL. Anctioneers.731 Howard rireeet. }ionses bought in iheirentirety. CARPET CLEANING. 1.Y STEAM CARPE Cieans, moves, -CLEANING WORKS s carpets. G. H. STEVENS h st i telephona South 250. Mgr., 38 and 40 Eig W HEN YOU BLCOME DLsGUSTID WIK poor work send 10 SPA ULDING'S Floneer Cac- pet-beatinz Works, 353-57 lehama si.; tel. So. 4J. WATTS, reliab e carpet-cleani ng, renoves, alter- . ation works, 413 Mcallister. Tel Jessie 321. Hc: RU . SAM- Stration, 3 Eighto. NG, 8c; LAYING. tel. Jessie 944. VARPETS CLEANED & KENUYATED LIKE /new. 23'Tenth; tei. Sonth 36. Mackintosh & Co. ¥, MITCHEIL, CARPET-CLEANING CO., « 240 14.hst.; cleaning sc. a yard: tel. Mis 74. ARPETS CLEANED, KENOVATED LIKE new. J. McQUEEN 453 Stevenson. Tel. 224 ADVAAL'E CARP. NG €O, 402 sutter; WALCOM, prop. ONKLIN'S CALPsL- BEATING WORKa B33 Golden Gute ave. Telephone Fas: 12d J FOE SALE—-MISCELLANEOUS, EWFOUNDLAND AND ST. BERNARD dog, v3 hizh: gentle. 14341, Howard st. Nr-HALF CIRCLE COUNTER AND GLASS showcase to matcl so about 50 feel giass cases, doubie doors an‘l double drawers. Apply to C. CURTIN, 911 and 913 Market st. ARBER-SHOP, 15c; BEST LOCATION IN South San Francisco: $75. STOLTZ,630 Market. $2 NEW WHITE SEWING-MACHINE; « all aitachments; bargaiu. 1915 Mission’ [SASBER FOR SBATUBDAY. 1748 MAKKET % street. RESH YOUNG COW: HRICH MILK; GEN- tle: calved 10 days. 1312 Foisom st. RANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH st—Want ads and subscriptions taken. EAVY HORSE AND WAGON. INQUIRE meat-market, 1105 Mission ave. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMON D&, WATCH- es,jewelry.ealskins, Uncle harris 15 Grantav. LOT OF UNCALLED FOR SHOES FROM 50c upto $1 25. 562 Mission st., vet. 1stand 2d A OLU-ESTABLISH SALOON IN $800. Soutn San i rancisco ot rushing business: cream of trade: wholesale. ratail butons ersand cattlemen: clearingabove $100 per month. Particulars WILKE, 73 Jiarker st cc COFFEE SALOON AND BAKERY, $;)500. cholcest location on Market st.; es- tablished many years: money-making piace: ez cellent opportunity for 2 enerxetic men. Apply WILKE, 783 Murket s $1500. LEADING GROCKRY, WITHOUT bur, on lively business s.reet: horsa and wagon; iarge stock of goods: doinz a large. cash trade: owner going East Apply WILKE, 783 Market st. 8((), SALOOX AND 17 FURNISEED . rooms; wholesale district; old «stab~ lished: owner hers 2 years; fine Opportunity to se- cure bargain. STENLERG & (0. 632 Marset st. %80 WOOD, COAl. YARD: LOCATION . central} established years: long lease; gocd Iforses, wagon, e.c : reuring the reason for selling. STENBERG & CO., 652 Market st. 1000, IO, BAKkRS COUNTHY BAK: & . ery; short distance from eity: lively town of 2000 ‘fine brick oven: -rooms; counter sales $25 a duy 3 fure rent $25; nished rooms BASILE' & CO., 873, Market st. A T UNDERWOOD'S. 765 MARKET ST, 8 & £\ weil-.ocated profitable sa'oon, sxcritice, $20 Market-st. cigar-stand. reat $20. $250. PAR %350 R WANT IN LIGHT OO, business that will pay $15 to $25 each A weel rial given before buyin; no previous ex- perience necessary. 410 Kearny st.. room 4 $t)’ PARTNER IN A RESTAURA s 2DV, tine opportunity for a wood man not afraid of work: this is » good ch: CURRAN, 268 Minna st LASKA GOLDFIELD: more men to join party vision for a year $ 8 P 10 CAPTAIN uregon st. \W ANTED—PARTNER IN ESTABLISHFD cloak and suit house doing go.d business; no experience necessary. J., box 170, Call Office. e. Apply B AIL A\ G. 4-10 pussage and pro- 10 A . and D0(), FIN s OLDE TABLISHEDSALOON; a.‘ « good place for 2 men. =05 Howard st. \V ANTED—GOOD DISHWASHER FOR RES- taurant. 638 Fourth st l"IK-‘l 1-CLASS SALOON DOING A GOOD BUSI- nese; low rant; must sell. Apply 33 Third st. LONDYKr—A FKW PASSENGERS WILL be taken to Dawson Ciiy direct, via Yu<on River on auxiliary gasoline schooner Chetco,saliing July 30; 2000 b3 of provistons v i1l be furnished at Dawson Uity, with passaze, for $1000. Apply room 11, ground floor, Mills butlding, between tia hours of 9 4. . and 3 P a. [OR RENT (COMP.ETELY FURNISHED)— Large baseme it saloon and restaurant (45x90) on prominent corner: low ren:; fine chance to siart business. Cali 825 Market st., room 629. (3O9D:PAYING HUTEL KUSINL-S: LONG- T established; half interest £500: whole $1000, Address Cosmopolitan Hoiel. Petalun IGHT MANUFALTURING BUSIN 4 sale: over 100 per cent piofit cvsh capital requirea. room 27. $350 Ik SoLD AT oxe O\ no oppositi n: good-p. vestigate befoie buying. = BAKERY AND ICECKEAM PAR- 8' AOU~ lor: receipts $iU per day: 6 living- rooms. Particulars WINSION & CO.. 646 Market, [JOARD AND RooMsS IN FIRST-CLA-8 notel for family for use of $£1500; mor security. Box 12, Cell Office. Oakland. o 700, WORTH $z000: M (UU. ery and toy store. Marke: st. glg GROCERY AND BAR F RSALE; o » cheap; living-rooms. Apply this office. 'OR SALE—REASUNABLE: A GUOD-PAY- ing restaurant: on account sickness. 116 G-ary, S8 FOR only small ROBINSON, ' 2214 Geary, FULL STOCK ing corner: in- Fif.eenth and Dolores. BUOK, SIATION- STELVENSON, 559 JOR SA)}E—PROFITABLE MANUFACTU K fng business. Address B, box 0. Call. o' U JOR SALE — CHOPHOUSE. AP Fourth st TLY 28 ” WOOD AND COAL YARD; = $ T0( . galn. N., box 165, (all Office. BAR RANCH BAKERY: ONE LIVING-ROOM, 5041/ Leavenworth st. [JRANCH BAKERY. 186 KIGHCH sT. ARBER-SHOP, 15c, BEST LOCATED ~HOP in Soutn San Francisco, $75. STOLTZ, 630 Market st. ALOON FOR SALE AT A BA location: must retire. Apply TERMAN GIRL KECENTLY FROM GER- many, desiros a parcner. 111 Geary, room =, IN; GOoD 95 Mission at. ONEY LOANED'ON DIAMON 08, WATCH: $400. &5 for smart man. 1539 Market. ‘money at 1306 Mission st. selling on sccount ot other business. Apply Cail, d at. QALOON—YOUR OWN PRICE; MUST SELL; es,jewelry,sealskins. Uncle Harris,15Grant av. UX\:' AWaA BAKERY IN LIVELY GITY, TROCERY AND BAR. OLD E~TABLISHED, MEAL MARKLT FOK ~ALE, CHEAP. CALL siock: fixtures; low rent. Apply Call Office, N SEWING-MACHIN & STOR®; GOOD ALOON AWAY FOR LITTLE $000. about 50 miles north of San Franclsco: for sale, or will exchange. Apply 82114 Howe to-day at 511 Pacific st. FINE GROCKKY ASD BAR IN MANUFAG turing and family dis rict: kept by present owners for years. Apply Call Uffice, 16 NINTH ST — BKANCH OFFICE OF THM CALL subscripiios sud waui ads taken. FIRST-CLASS SALESMEN TO TRAVEL; must have good address; expenses advanced. 1156 Webster st., uakland. W ANTED—ELDEKLY LADY FOR LIGHT housekeeping. 1165 Mission st. ANTFD—FOR SAN RAFAEL RELIABLE American or German girl for Am. rican faily of 2and young chiid to do genersl housework: 800d plaiii cook: wages from $12 to $16. Pleuss calaL 607 Van Ness ave. Monday before1 o'clock. | VWASTED-500 WOMEN AND GIRLS TO ork on fruit. Apply immediately at Cali- fornia Canneries Company, Brannan si., between Third ard Fourth. 1 50() WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED AT once. Apply California Caineries Com- pany, Brannan st., bet. Third and Fourth. Il OUNG GIRL 10 ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSE- work and care of children. Call in forenoon at 2503 Californla st. W ANTED—FIRSI-CLASS =DRESSMAKER, capable of good fit in walsts and skiris. Ap- P!y 863 Prospect ave., Oakland, CLEARL\B SALE—FINE ASSORTMENT OF boots and sho s to be sa-rificed st actnal cost prices. 787 Market st.. opp. Will & Finck. NE 1-HORSE WAGUN AND ONE 2-HORSE wagon. 527 Hampshire st. R. POOL, HOUSE-MUVER, DEALER SEC- « ond-hand bui:ding material, 1122-36 Misston. J OR SALE—2 GREAT DANE DOGS; CHEAP. 117 Tenth st. QMALL ICE-MAKING PLANT. O J., box 29, Call Oftice. ADDRESS G. ECKULTS WANTED FOR THE UNITED States marine corps, United States- navys able-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of 21and 30 years, who are citizens of the United States, or those who have legally declared their intention to become such: must be of good char- acter and habits and abie 10 speak. read and write Engiish, and be between 5 feet 6 inches and 6 feet in height. For further information apply at the recrulting office, 20 Kllis st., San Francisco, Cal. ARBERS' ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- ment Office. S FUCHS, Sec’y, 325 Grant ave. VW AN TED_MEN 10 IEARN BARBER irade; shops, 0ols. posiions furnished: 8 weeks required. S. F. Barber College, ) 314 Eighth, RY ACME HOUUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE- low Sixih, for a room: Z5¢ a night: €1 a week. JEW WALDO LODGING-HOUSE, 765 MI~- sion st.,be:. 3d and 4th—Single room « per night, 10¢ to 50c; per week, 70c to §2: clean,quiot: spe- cial attention to_morning calls; open ali night. LADlEy SHOES, SOLING, 35c; MEN'S shoes, soling, 5Uc: all repairing done ut halt the usual price. 562 Mission st, bet. 1st and 2d. Col-‘FEE-mlLL SCAL¥, HAND-TRUCK, LET- ter-press, cesk aud safe cheap. 102 Clay st. SRVEN-HORSEPOWER ENGINE, 1 FOUR- borsepower enzine, with boiler, gas engine, lathes, piginers and shapers. 515 ~ixth st BARS BACK BARS, MIRROLS, SHGW- cases. counters, linoleum, office furnituré, store and oftice furniture and fixtures: new and secoud- band. J. NOONAN, 1017-1019-1021-1023 Mis- sion st., above Sixth. AFES—BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND- D hand: all sizes; alsoa lot of safe-deposit boxes. CHARLES WALTZ, 109-111 Market st., 8. I B ILERS, ENGINE~,2p-HAND MACHINERY MCINTOSH & WOLPMAN, 137 Beale st. BALs, SHOWCASES, COUNTERS, SHELV- fuz. ete., bought and sold. 1063 Mission, nr. Tth UBSCEIPTIONS AND WANL ADS FOR THE CALL taken ot branca ofiice, 339 Hayes ac; open untit $:30 o'clock. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR. Market: 200 rooms, 25¢ a night; reading- room; free 'bus and baggage (0 and from the ferry. JQHN £ RICHARDS, LAW UFFICES. ROOMS 26 and 27, Crocker building; telephone Main 75, San Francisco, Cal. ADY WAITRESS, WITH $125, AS PART- J er In restaurant. Address 8. B, box 160, Call. ALOON FOR SAL par.ure. 513 East Jackson ON ACCOUNT OF DE- » bet. Washington and +)5() BESTAURANT; A BARGAIN: DoO- SB"{?Q ing good yaying business 623 Sacra. mento st, 3 QALOUN FOK SALE: JKOONS | PSTaInw; Enst st., south of Market. Inquire CalOfice VEBY BEST K SULTS OBTAINED BY . placing sour lodging-nouses, saloons, candy- stores. etc., with Streei & Cresswell, 721 Howard, Pom‘.\.‘w AGENCY THIS PAPERK, % quire tois oftice urai 133 Tird st i Portlany, : 5 PROPOSALS. AN S P PSS AN FRANCISCO, CAL, JULY .6, 1897 — Sealed proposals, in tripiicate, will be reesired here unli i%0'c.0cx M. August 23, 1897, and then opened, for construction of a quariGrmaster's storehouse and a_subsistence siorehouse ut (ne Presidio of San Francisco, Cal. Government re- :e;;r:ozl;;:; u:‘ nj;::t or Accept. any or all bids, In e art. Preferen iel Bt e kiveu to articies of roduction pro= duced on 1he Facific Coust. o extont of counn':np- ton required by the public service there. lnfor- matlon furnished on application to undesizned. Euvelopes cortulning proposals shonid be. en: dorsed “Froposala ' sc P S orehouse a: 1 Francisco, Cal, Presidlo of Suu eancice, Cal. i audzossed 1o General, Chief Quartermas