The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 6, 1897, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1897. e e e s DEDICATING A NEW WIGH AN Ceremonies by the Great Council of California at Elmhurst, The New Edifice Is One of the Most Imposing in That Thriving Town. Proceedings of the Great Council of Red Men of the Degree of Pocahontas. | The event in the circle of improved Order of Red Men of the reservation of California vesterday was the dedication of the new wigwam of Comanche Tribe at Elmbhurst, in Alameda County. The wig- wam 1s located in a neat two-story frame building at the corner of the San Leandro road and Mountain View nue, baving a frontage of 65 feet on the San Leandro | road, with a denth of 55 feet on the ave- nue. There are three stores on the ground Hoor, with nine iig-rooms in the rear, | and on the upper floor there a council chamber and alarge assembly hall with stage. There are also a number of small rooms that are necessary in the conduct- | ing of the affairs of the tribe. 1t wascom- | menced last April, and was completed, including the iurnishing, at a cost of $5200. The building is a credit to the town of Elmhurst, and a monument of ie enterprise of Comanche Tribe. Out- side of the large building in San Francisco and the builaing of the tribe in Fort Bragg, in Mendocino County, it is the most pretentious building erected by Red Men in the reservation of Californi A special train of five cars of the Hay- | wards electric line reached Elmhurst shortly before 3 o’clock in the afternoon, bearing the yreat chiefs of the council of tne Order of Red Men and the greatchiefs of the Degree of Pocahontas, together witn the representatives of both orders and a few specially invited guests, in all about 150. There were at the hall the members of Comanche Tribe and the | members of Minnewawa Council and | many of the residents of the town. After the council hall, which had, by the ladies of Minnewawa Council, been tastefully decorated with beautiful flow- ers, was filled to its seating capacity, Wil- liam J. Keating, the district deputy, an- pounced that the grand officers were in | waiting to dedicate the wigwam, and they were admitted. There were Great Sachem Josiah Sims, Great Prephet A. Jackson, Great Mishenawas G. W. Lovie, Benjamin F. Josselyn, J. G, Smith and O. F. Seavy, each wenring the rich regalia of the order, the last four named each carrying a club. They were escorted to their respective stumps, and at the requesi of the great sachem the entire audience rose and sang merica.” | Then the great prophet, with ceremonial | impressiveness, in accordance with the ritual of the order, d-dicated the new wig- wam to freedom, friendship and charity in the name of the order«nd for the pur- poses thereolf. After that each of the mishenawas, who occupied stations repre senting the four points of the compass, proclaimed in the north, south, east and west that the wigwam uad been solemn- ly dedicated, and as each made the proclamation he laid his war club along- s de of the council fire in the center of the wigwam, and when the last one had been laid the four formed a diamond. The great prophet completed the ceremony by sprinkling the four corners of the dia- mond and proncuncing the words of the ritual. Then followed a talk by the great sachem, who complimented the tribe upon the grand editice it bad erected and wished the tribe prosperity. He was followed by Grove L. Johnson, & prominent member of the order, who delivered an eloquent oration, and then Benjamin F. Josselvn gave a long talk that was full of most ad- mirable thoughts. The ceremonies were closed by the great chiefs assembling at the council fire and giving the grand hon- ors and the singing of ‘“America” by the audience. A recess was declared and the party ad- journed to tne front of the buiiding, where all were photographed in a group by Jacob Fowzer, who is prominent in the conncils of the order. Aiter that there was a ban- quet, at which there was speech-making and 'the ladies of Minnewawa Council were particularly mentioned for the good work they had done in assisting the mem- bers of Comanche Tribe in the erection of its new home. The chiefs of Comanche Tribe are: F. B. Vost, sachem; P. Barbin, senior saga- more; A. Goess, junior sagamore; C. H. Huntsman, prophet; W. B. Zimmerman, chief of records; M. S. Shaw, keerer of wampum; A. S. Lewis, first scout; J. Sills, second scout; H. Morgan, first warrior; M. D. Silver, second warrior; Charles Critchlow, third warrior; Charles Tarb fourth warrior; T. D. Ballard, first brave; W. Swalley, second brave; Charles Skelly, third brave; S. Bessell, fourth brave; H. Meyer, guard of wigwam; H. C. Brown, guard of the forest. The building committee that turned the edifice over to the great officers was: A. C, Malone, M. Show, H. Meyer, W. F. Kru- ger. M. Nulty and'J. Skelly. The ladies who had charge of the pre- paring of the council hail and arranged the banquet were: Mrs. W. H. Higgins, Mrs. Downey, Mrs, Thomas Sawyer, Mrs. H. Clayton, Mrs. Goess and Mrs. Carter. At 6 o'clock in the evening a team from San Francisco conferred the Haymakers’ degree on a number of candidales and | after that there was a ball, which con- | tinued until late in the night. At the session of the Great Council of Red Men yesterday forencon the great sachem decided that when a tribe su renders its charter all the property that it may be possessed of as tribal property re- verts to the Great Council in trust for the order. This includes regalia, riiuals books, money and buildings, if any. X The committee on laws and usages re- ported that benefits accrue to a man from and after 8ix months after a membar was adopted into a tribe. Colonel A. Andrews, George W. Lovie and Charles F. Burgmun were appointed a committee to prepare a letter of thanks 10 the four local councils of the decree of | Pocahontas, namely Daughters of Monta- | zuma, Alferata, Pocahontas, and for the | kinaly manner in which they entertained iherepresentatives to the Great Counci!. The committee on home for aged Red | Men and for orphans of Red Men, consist- ing of delegates from the trives, was em- powered to incorporate under the laws of the State, and then take the stevs looking toward the establishment of such an in- stitution. is Sl DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS. ‘The Great Chlefs for the Current Term Are Raised Up. The principal business transacted at the morning session of the Great Council of the Degree of Pocahontas yesterday morn- ing was the naming of the appointed offi- cers for tbe current term. These are: i J Williams, Oakland | W50 by N | wigwam, Mrs. Annie Bishop of Nevada c ; great guard of the forest, Mrs. Kiske of Grass Valley. These, together with the elected chiefs, were raised up in a very impressive and hichly creditable manner by Miss Mabel Curtis, acting as great chief, assisted by Mrs, L. J. Pinkbam as great prophetess and Mrs. Bean as great past chief. The council fire was extinguished at noon to give the great chiefs and the representatives an opporiunity to go to Eimhurst, and be present at the dedica- tion of the new wigwam there. The session will close this forénoon, and the next Great Council wili be held 1n_the same place 1n which the Great Council of Red Men will be held. A pleaging feature of the Great Council was the ‘harmony that prevailed during the deliberations. Another pleasant fea- ture was the manner in which the local councils entertained the representatives and the repre-entatives to the Great Coun- cil of Red Men. HOTEL ARRIVALS. BALDWIY C D Willard, Los Ang Walker, San Antonio ¥ H Wash, >an Antonio C V Peck. Nevads J McCuddén, Valljo A Dowdeil, St Helena J A Gallingro, Pitisburg W Mckvoy, Redwood Cty HOTEL. J Dunphy & w, Vallejo ~ J Arms.rong, St 1ouls Dr Bethel, Bakersficid W W Coliins, Mapa S C Dusham, Washingtn A Wilcoxson, Yuba City NEW W ERN HOT! A G Leverone, Frosno L Raphael, Yountville ACICEOC D forris &w1, Sur Alviso © Ceimir, Sunol G £ Poulter, Colo L. ¥ M Neumber, S Pablo C Pesrson, S.ockton A Johnson, Stockion J Nortry, Tiburon Alice Saun lers, L Ang C J Balfour, Pomona P Curne, Reddn Mrs Erowne, Cal Mrs King, Cal PALACE HOTE S D Rosenbaum,Stocktn C E Keusey, Cleveland J M Lakeman. Grass V G Davis & w, Texas W Swanson & d. L Ang P L Shuman, Chicago O P Jenkins, Palo Allo M C Sioss. ~an Kafael J W Farwell, N Y 4 b Bickne.l. Los Ang C Henne, 10s Mrs J H Lodson & c, Cal Miss N Downi Mrs M B Green, Mo W C Wilson, Stanford R W Freeman, Keswick WJ Morse, N ¥ COSMOPOL Miss ¢ § Holits, Oakland M J Scally. Lemoore Miss N Blaine, Colo W M Groove, Merced Mrs M ~cal Lemoore emoore and Miss H Morris, Sonora ~onora J K Murphy, Svdney Layison & w, Valleio M Le 1cjo R Summers & 1, Mo W I Watson, Nebr Neur MrsJ Watson, Nebr Woods. Nebr s K G Burden, Sonora A Vaughn & w,Stockton A Marley, ¢ Heiena F % harris & w, Fresno P ‘a & w, Fresno W Dee, Los Angeles R Cigner, Sal Lake Curry, Salt 1 D Wentwor: A Amberg, Chicago ke , Chicago LICK HOUSE. A M Hunt, California W C Andrews, San Jose D i irshfeld. Bakersffeld P Moore, Chinese Camp Murks, on L E_Schallenberger, Cal T M Cempbetl, Oroville Baker, Oroville S G Frost, Merced CF Auron, Mary-ville Mrs F Aaron, Marysvle P R Schmidr, Calistoza Dr Alexander & im. Cal I N Williams, sowa W K Woodwa.d, Iil Miss P Woodward, Il A L Bryan, Bos on A taviison, Cal MiSFA Madera Diiss Minnie Fee, Madera Mrs J C Thomson, Ohlo Mrs H Overmeyer, Ohio + Innman, Ollo 7 J Innman, Obio H G Biasdel, Cal J K Webb, Fresno W D Nicholas, Palo Alto H Browu. Lower Lake Miss Jamison, llilnois W B Hatton & w. Cal J¥ pato , Modesso W N Mison, Ventura J E I hompsou, Modesto G A McAvoy & w. Cal Miss L E Smich, Wash O C Hasse:t & w, Cal P M White &w, Sacto £ W wWaddell & w, Lal G D H R & w. Livermre G Burgess, Clayton U P Breeden, Ca: C P Ely & w, Hunford S 5 Biack & w, Nev City M L Tu ly, Bostou Mrs Tully, Boston J'S Rocher, Chicago Iiinois W B Sayles, Ogllen vles, Ozden JT Muore & w, Mass BMiss Moore, Mass GRAND HOTEL H Wittenbog, Port'and E Everett, Wash Mrs Wadsworth, Maldn Miss Mogan. Boston H bari & w, Austin P Jonnson, Angels T Johnson & w, Ohio Miss W #siman. Chio Miss Burdett, Wash Miss Middleton, Galesbg D Ware, Sun Antouio S i arnest, Texas W Smallwood, k1 Puso R Burger, 1l Paso F Peck, Austin W Clair Jr, Philadel Miss Filver, San Jose Miss Richardson, S Jose ummelsburg, Wintrs J Auchell, Sacto T Smich, Benicia ‘A’smith, Benicia W Sianpoie, San Joss K Holorook, Hollister Miss Bastian. Bunker HI W Moore, Dos Palmas Jiss K Dent. Chicago K Lent, San Jose <lel & w, Marysy F Stenmer & w, Benicla W Packer & w, Kenwd J Day, Cal L Dillon, Sacto u Kinskamp & w, L Ang Mrs Gorsage, Peta'uma Mrs Byros. Kansas City Miss Bryns, Keus City Mrs Irvine, Los Gatos J Samuels, Tl H Gilils & w, Yreka J Koss & w. Redwood C M Kisley & W, Madera W Fraser, Duncans Mill W J Palethorpe,SnMateo M Carver, irvingion JE Terry, Sscrawento W W Foote, Oakland R 'I Jones & w, St Jobn W R Ladclif,Watsonv! DrJ Nichols, Juckson J Grasby & w, Towa A Stewart,Sn LuisObispo R Rowlands, Placerville MrsJ J Moriis&c, Grimes Miss L Rippay, Grimes J Huuter, I‘edwood P Brady, Hanford rs M LMcKnight, St Lons T A Bell, Napa Mirs G E Durbn,Steward F Erickson, Oukdale R Turner & w, Uakdale W A Shipper, Butte B ‘Iaylor & w,Walnut Cr €O McClure&w,StLous MissF McCarthy, Preston Mrs F Mason, Sacto Miss s McCacthy, Preston A Thompsou, Tacoma DL Phillips&w, Hanford E B Horuung, Mar, svile U Brainard Chicago B )" Benson, Seatt F Western&f, Vancouver W R Ferman, A Mrs E Heitman, Colusa och E H Brouse, Hoilister A J Prosser, St Louis M ss A Prosser, St Louis RebekahProsser,S: Louis J Presser, St Louis W kW Prosser, St Louis R A Biair & w, ~acto Sarah Kelleher, Place: vie G A Nikell, Nevaaa Cy W B Depew, sanger , Cal Mrs M P Cuzner, Cal son, Sacto H McWilllams& w, Sacto e REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Charles and Matil a Bush to Harry Bnsh, lot on S Iine of Eddy street, 154:5 W of Buchanan, W 25:11 by 5 120; $10. John M. Murray (by James B. Brooks, commis- misioner) 10 Benjamin Harris. lot on N line of Point Lobos avenue, 89:9 W of Wood sireet, W 51 by N 8 $1555. George W. and Katle Wimmer to Frank H. Wiemeyer, lot on W line of Eureka street, 124:4 N of :ighteen'h, N 24 by W 125, 1o correct 1186 d 360; $575. Uity and Ccunty of San Francisco to Morgiana Sammis and Grace E. Pray (executrices esta.e of Levi Burr), lot on SE cor.er Bav and Dupont streets, £ 183:4 by § 68:9, W 91:8, S 46:9, W 91:8, N 114:6; $—o. homas K. and Annte K. Hobson to Morris Windi, lot on Slme o Filbert street, 116:6 W of Mason' W 43:6 by S 137:6, N28, k21, N 109 *10. Jobn and Ada M. Hinkel to T. J. Galvan, 1ot on E line of leavenworth street, 80 N of Clay, E 40:6 by ¥ 157:6: 85. E. P. Hammond 10 Mary H. Eastwood (wife of Joseph), lot on E line of ithode lsland street, 150 N of Yolo, N 25 by K 100; $10. Marie A. Narj (formerly Dray) to Heten B. Backmann, loton W line of Forty-third avenue, 25 S of R strect, § 25 by W 120; $100. David K. Whiteto All e E. White, iot on W line of Foriy-fith avenue, 125 N of T street, N 50 by W 1205 gift. Samuel and Ida Heringhi to Louise R. Heringh! (wife of Aaron), loton S line of B street, 36:5 K of Fourteeuth avenue, 36:5 by S 15 713 10 720, Gift Map 2, quitc aim deed : 810. Antoine and Gracie Borel to Catherine Cham- bille (wite of G. A.), 1ot on_SW corner of Brazil Lisbon streets, W 56 by S 100, block 19, k xcel- s'or Homestead; §10. Giuseppe and Ang Lauria. to Gaetano > Lauria Sidoti, also Angela idotl, lot_on NE corner of Naples and Brazil streets, N 50 by E 100, block 54, snme; $10. faidget and Lawrence Hus:ey to Michael Donaghy, 10's 142 and 143, as per map of Spring Valley Homestead; $10. John B Turrel o | line of Lobos avenue, 125, lot stead: $1 Frederick and Philip Jung to Alfred Celiter, lots 29 and 3, block 2, Garden Tract Homestead As- on; $10. Alfred Cellier to Chester Smith, same: $10. ALAMEDA COUNTY. Joseph B. and lannsh R. Goldberg. Slatte and Lipman Mowson to Lron B. Goluberg. all interest in ot on r: corner of Nineteenth avenue and East ‘Twentv-seventh street, Sk 250 by 140, block 92, map of same, East Oakland; also property in Salt Luke and oregon: $10 William T. and Belle E. Webb to Charles H. Catler, lot 11, block D, Carrison i ract, Berkeley: also lot on NK line o: kast Nineteenth strect, 222 SEof Twen:y-second avenue, ~I5 40 by NI 340, KEast Uakland: $10. Emile and Marie Bertrand to George Scheiner, the S 10 feet of lot D. b'ock L0, and E 1eeL of loi C. block 60, Alameda Park Homestead, Ala- meda: ¥10. Hetty C. Jewett to Johanna K. Kower, lot on S line of Taylor avenue, 121 of Prospect street. E 10) by X 148, veing Irts 13 1o 16, mup of She harcson property, lying N cf Schueizen Park, Alameda; §10. Laura A. sud He B, Piuney to Augusta Barclay, lot & bock A, Melrose Station Tract, Brovklyn ‘Township: $10. H. C. and Marv E. Morris to George and Hattie Beukel, lous 86 and 87, resubdivision of block 34, Warner Tract, Brooklyn Township: $10. ‘the McCarthy Company (a corporetion) to Aaron Wood, lot on W line of Merrill aveiue, 118.76 X of Lioyd avenue, N 37:6 by W 122, be- ing lot 6 and S12:8of lot 5, in subdivision E, Fruit- va.e Terminal Traci, Brooklyn Township: $10. Jennis K. Dunbar to Mary E. Tanner. loton § line of Blossom sireet, 125 W of Fruitvale avenue, S114.64, W 34, N 114.54, K 35 to_beginning, be- ing lot 3, Orchard Tract, Brooklyn Township: $10, Eiiza P. Hammersiey 1o _same, 10 on 5 line of Blossom sireet, 160 W of Fruitvale avenos, W 85, S114.34, £ 35, N 114.54 t0 beginning. being 1ot 4. same: $100 Llizabeth W. Cattonto J. M. Barilett, lot on E lne of Poplar street, 205:3 S of Twelft, S 46 by L 115, being lot 22, k 581, Oakland: $10. Jeorge and Marle Ul 1o J. 3. Carrol, 1ot on N ine of Chicago avenue, 150K of Fruityale avenue, E 50, N 130, W 30. N 50, W 50,5 180 to begin- ning, portion of lot 17. block I, Prospect Hill Tract, Brooklyn Township; $10. 1. B. and Laura A, Pinney to S. M. Getchell, lot e M. Blanchard. lot on N h W of Plymouth street, block P, Kailrosd Home~ First great scout, Mrs, E. McLane of San Francisco; second great scout, Mrs. Wet- zel of San Francisco; great guard of the 20, b ock D, Kevised Map, same: $10. Huunryl T. xTlld Annle l:e. Hayes to Dauiel D. ayes, lot map of ‘ralta 1) Township; $10. bue el Joho A, Patton to J. T. Mabey, lots 1 to 4, 6,7 and 10, map of Lane’s sutdivision of lots 21 to 28, block A. Buenaventura Iract, Brooklyn Town- ship; $10. John T. Mabey to Annie Mabey, lot 7. map of Lane’s sublivision of 1ots 21 L0 28, block A, same, Brookiy ownship: $10. 5 Same to Jennle Revd, 10t 10, map of Lane’s sub- division of iots 21 to 28, ulock's, same, Brooklyn Township: #10. ! Jumes H. and Lizzie S. N. Young to C. C. Myall, 100 on W line of Everett streer, 150 S of Buena + Ista avenue, W 100 by = 35, being the N portion of lots 3 and 4. Foley Tract, Alameds, sulject toa mortgage for $1000: $10. Willivm 4. Knowles (trustee of the estate of Calvia C. Knowles) 10 Mary F. Lange and W. A. L. Know.es, 1ot on N W iine of Versai les avenue. 46 SW of Santa Clara, SW 100 by NW 141, beiug lots 12 and 13, block 9, Hays & Caperton property, Alameda: 85. W. A. L. Knowles to Mary F. Lange, all interest in same, Alameda; $10. Mary ¥. Lange to W. A. L. Knowles, lot on W line of Park street. $5:414 N of Clement avenue, N 50:214, W 100, S 50, k96, lot 14, block 43, Min'ura Tract, Alameda: $10. William A. L. Knowles to Mary F. Lange, 1ot on 8. orner of San:u Claraavenue and pearl street, E 100 by S 50, portion of lots 1 and 2, biock 9, Hars & Caperton Tract, Alameda: $10. # Same to same. lot on 8 line of nta Clara avenue, 100 E of Pearl stieet, 40 by S 146, por- tion of lots 1, 2 and 3, block 9, same, Alameda; $10. . Manuel de Laveira to Maria Laveira, lot 42 in Smit’s subdivision town of San Leandro, Eden Township: $10. Niels and Mary Stenderup to Ellen Engebretson (wife of Carl). loton W line of Hannah street, 175 S0f B, S 25 by W 133, being subdivision A fu lot 8 block 794. Watts Jract, map 2, Oakland; §10. & E. Beals (formerly Veysey.wife of J. P)to Hirsm T. Graves, lot on E line of Fifth street. 151:2 S of Folsom, 8 45 by E 141 being portion of lot 27, block 66, trac. B. Berkel-y Land and own Imbrovement Association, to correct 210 d | 399, perkeley: $10 Hiram T. Graves to John Taylor, lot on E line of Fifih street, 151:2 SE of Folsom, SE 45, NI aning, belne A por- 141, N W 45, SW 141 to be: tion of lot 37, block 66, same, Berkeley: $10. Bridget Walsh and Mary Hall to Mariin Walsh, 1ot on S line of Eflie strect. 200 K of Dw inelle. ~132:6, being loc 6, block 8, Case Tract, reeniebaum to Mary Goodfield. lot 5, . Northern Addition to Town of Liver- ownship. $10. William Kudworth to William R. Thomass, lot corner of Lizie and Second st eets, S 100 00, being the N W twi-thirds of lots 17 and bock 8 McLeoa Trhct. Livermore, Murray $10. . W. ) to Coustance McKeand, lot on N line of Thirteenth street. 75 W ot W est, W 37:6 100, lot 28 and a portion of lot 24, block 183, and; gt Daniel . und Annie Hayes to Daniel Eravel, lot beginning at NE corner of lot 4. Peralta Tra thence SE 225, F (o (1« center of Kinsell avenuc, N v $46:6 to bezinning, portion of lot 3, Tract Brookiyn 1ownship; $10. Hansen to Charles L. Taylor, ot on W nturn street, 253:6 5 of Railroad avenue, W 88, lot 11 ‘on map of subdivision of Fasskings Park, Alameda, quitclaim deed: Builders’ Contracts. 1 | Anna L. Whittell with William F. Wilson, | plumbing, gasfitting and sewering for a three- ) siory brick buiiding on SE cornerof Montgomery und Sutter streets: $1245: 1 ownsend & Wineker, architec: Albert Walterstein with I Behrens, carpenter- work, etc., in building known as the Ulympla, on W “corner ot Kddy and Mason streets; $1501 e d & Kohlberg, urchitects. he Callaghan Estate Company with George C. i1, alterations, on NE corner of Eddy and Franklin streets; $4975: Charles M. Roussean, archite NOTICE OF MEETINGS. CALIFOR o. 1, K. IA COMMANDERY ", Masonic Tew ple, Post ontgomery Regular assemoly HIS (FRIDAY) KVENING, at 7:30 o'clock. Urder of the Temple. ~All fraters are courteously invited. SIR JOH SIR HIRAM T. GEA P. FRASER, Em. Com. Recorder. SITUATIONS WANTED-Continnad, f ANTED—BY NEAT ELDERLY PROTES- tant womun, housework and plain cooking: care for invaild; city or countrs. MKS. RE, 1231 Market s . OUNG FRENCH LADY WANTS tion as house<eeper in a hotel or liome, or Wil ¢o piaiu mending. 1122 Market st., room '81. PANISH YOUNG LADY WISHES POSI- tion as housekeeper: no objection 10 a child; hours from 6 to 7. Call at 11044 Clay st OUNG SOUTHERN LADY WISHrS POSI- tion 48 housekeeper for widower or bache.o! city or country. Call 234 O'Farrell st., rooms 4-5. Y OUNG LADY (STRANGER) WANTS PEE- manent place as housekeeper: hote: or bache- 9 Powell W lor’s hom preferred: city Or cOuDLry. st., room 8, second floor. VW ANTED-A POSITION A8 keeper by a_competent woma: dress E., with stamp, 11845 Ellis s trifiers. OUNG WOMAN WISHES SITUATION AS chambermald in country hotel. Call or address 1409 Bush st. 61' LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL Subseriptions and want ads taken. “’ IDDLF-AGED WOMAN WANTS LIGHT Vi housework or taking care of children. 108 McAllister. HOUSE- Call or ad- room 50; no HELP WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED—Continued. DROTESTANT GIRL FOR COOKING AND housework a short distance, $25; 4 Germ n, French and Protestant second giris, §20; 4 cooks, German style, 82§ to $3U; Protestan. laundress, $25;: 3 cooks In hotel and restaurants, $30; res- tAurant waitress $18, and a great many girls for cookinz ard housework mn city and country. J. F. CROSETT & CU., 318 Sutter st. EAT WOMAN FOR COOKING AND HOUSE. work 01 4 ranch, $20; waliress, plain hotel, country, $15: young girl, plain laundr X, couutrs; .0, and owers at MURRAY & ADY’S, Leading Kmployment Agents, 634- 36 Clay st. ECRUITS WANTED FOR THE UNITED States marine corps, United States navy: avle-bodied, unmarried men, between the agesof 21and 30 years, who are citizens of the United States, or those who have legully declared their intention to become such: must be of good char- acter and habits and able 10 speak. read and write KEagiish, and be between 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet inheight. For further information apply st the recruiting oflice, 20 Ellis st., ~an Francisco, Cal, — PAIRS—_ANOTHER LOT OF MEN'S 3000 Jhoes: veen & i:ny damsged: a: less than’ one-fourth their value: from 8¢ to $2 50. 562 Mission st., bet. First and Second. BUSINESS CHANCES, IR SRR §850, INE SALOON ON PRINCIPAL « business sireet: 1 block from Marset: excelient fixt res. fine bar, back bar. regly. ter, etc.; does an enormous business, which can be proved by « thorough investigation' and trisli rent reasonable. M. LESS,5 Fourth st. $1100, [SESER GROGERY AND BAR: b « in most desirab.e poriion of the Mis- sion and Is one of the fiuest places of this kind in that locality: elegantly fited up: large stock 200. grocery business; large bar trade; b nice liv- ing-roums: Tent low: owuer must seil on account of other busiuess in the country. M. LE>3, 5 Fourth st. | ANTED IMMrDIATELY — AMERICAN housekeeper. $25: girls for general house- work, $20, $1oana $10. MRS, SFENCER, 1321 Park st., Alameda. BARGAIN A 2 HaATE BARBERSHOP: 38 cups: good investment; se.ling on accounto poor health. Address or spply W. A. BRURST, Tracy, Cal. $175, BEANCH BAKERY AND DELL O. cacystirs best location in the Mig- sion; 3 nice living-10)ms; rent ouly $1%; value in sight. M. LES=, 5 Fourth st N UOD GERMAN LADY FOR WORKING housekeeper. 2813 Cariton st., Kast Berkeley, Dwight way station. W ANTED — YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN light housework; $8. Inquire at bakery, 2935 Twen y-four.h st. ANTED—A NEAT GERMAN GIEL FOR general housework: $i5 a month. 1147 Do- lores §... near T'wenty-fifch. IRLS TO WORK IN DANCE HALL, COUN- try. 1126 Market st., bet. 10 and 2, room 14. HOEMAKKRS—-2 MEN ON NEW WORK. 202 Fifth st JXPEKIENCED CUITER AND PRESSERS on cloaks. M. SIMNOFF, 1228 Market s (CSQMFETENT YOUNG MAN, SOBER AND industrious, to take care of garden and e Sk. cor. Baker and himself useful in general. Jefterson s s., Harbor View. BARBERS' UNION—FRE< OURNEYMEN 5 Fourth st upstairs. Employment Bureau, L LESS, Secretary. OUNG GIRL—HOME AND SCHOOL IN FX- change for light services. 2126 Fifteenth WEDISH WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE day washing, ironing, housecleaning, etc. ~Ad- dress 28 Aztec, Dear I'wenty-eightn avd Shotwell. JNG LADY FROM THE COUNTRY wishes positi)n in Lachelor's or widower's 6Ly Geary st,. room 15. 2526 Fist SFRE MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS AND WADL ads taken jor 'THE CALL. NCH COOK AND A FIRST- class chumbermaid and waitress wish situa- tions in an American fami.y: b-s Of references. Call at 1530 Powell st., cor. Green, from 10 A, M. o4 P YW IDOW FROM THE EAST WISHLS SITU- ation ; bachelor or widower. 223 Mason s, room 5, second floor. PARE LOTS BOUGHT BY BENY AMIN LICH- TENSTELN, 15 Grant ave. Real Estate Agent PXPERIENCED CHRISTIAN NURSE DE. sires a_positlon as companion to an invalid best of refeiences given and required. Address Companion, 1509 Devisadero st. (vo]Tn HOUSKKERPER'S PLACE WANTED 7 by ayoung Parisian widow: no objection to tooms 10 IRLT KEEP hOUSE FUR 2 CHILDR 310. 275 Minna st.; call between 9 and 10. OUNG GIRL FUR GENEKAL HOUSE. work, 1643 Howard. AILOR:SS WANTED ON CUSTOM COATS. 123 Phelan buliding. T W ANTED-500 WOMEN AND GIRLS TO work ou fruit. Apply immediately at Cali fornia ( anuerivs Compaty, Brannan si, between Third ard Fourth. T ANTE. y AMIRICAN OR £G TCH woman or girl; st bezood plain cook and light housework: sma.l fawil-: reference res quired; $15 per month. 8. K., box 101, Call Y OUNG LADY AS WALIRESS AND YOU man as dishwasher. 927 Howard st. . ERMAN GIRL 10 DO GE. work. 1751 Mission st. G RAL HOUSE- coun.ry: hotel or widower’s home. 7OUNG GIKL 70 CARE FOR CHILDREN and 11. 122 Post st. and help; sleep home. 607 Eddy st. 61’ LARRIN—BRANCH UFFICE OF THE 4 MAKKE I.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL. subscriptions and want ads raken. CALL: want ads and subscriptions taken. youne WIDOW FHOM EUROPE WISH:sS 4 situution as housekeepar for bachelor or wid. ower. 117 Eddy st, room 1. JRL FUR PLAIN COUKING, LIGHT HOUSE- work, mind baby in Miil Valley: references. OUKKEKPER AND STENOGRAPHER: also 1 stenographer for assistant. “Apoly at once, U. 5. industrial Agency, 165 Crocker bidg. I RIGHT, cADY_10Y, FROM 156 Tu 18, for retall siore. Apply at ouce, U. S. Indus- trisl Agency, 165 crocker b.dy D-FOR SHOES FROM 25C Sisslon st., cet. 1st and 2d. LT OF TxCALL 4 up to $1 25. 562 ADY OR GETLEMAN 10 CANVA~S PER- tumery. 132 Seventh, cor. Naloma, upstairs. \l AN AND WIFE WITHUUT CHILDREN M Yor company: rent free. i. DIUK, 19 Lut- ledge ave ; tuke Howard cars aud transfer to San Eruno roa l. \ AN WANTE IV "ence necessar; Royal Art Co. NO EXPEEL call aud see us. | BANCH OFFICK OF THY CALL, 167 NLATH $1' BRANCH BAKERY., NOTION AND OV, cigar store: 1 bioek from Market at; 8 nice living-roows; rentlow; good place M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. $100. SIGAR-STORE ON PRINCIPAL - atreet north of Market, near Market; well stocked: pasing well: good reasons for sell ing. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. (OFFEK. SALOON AND CHOP- B1000. 10555 e oosion S5 oue ot e liveliest streets: one block north of Market: most m: guificentiy furnished business of this kind in this city: is doing business that would justify an investment of $2000. M. LE>SS, 5 Fourth st $40 « Western Addiiion; hay and grain: § wagons, 3 horses; low rent: first-couss paying business Appiy WILKE, 783 Market st. INSTALLMENT HOUSE: HOU~E- $1000. 20 pectattien in sy with 25060 inhabiiants, ciose 10 <. F.: whole or half Interest Forparticalars, WILKk, 783 Market st. o] © BEST-PAYING BUICHER-SIOP $1200. 55V eriorn Xeartn. cienrne #1350 10 $200 monthly: 2 horses, 2 car's, cash register, fine fixtures; bears thorough iuves..gadon. Ape Py WILKE 785 Market st OLD ESTABLI~HED COALYAKD, GALOUN ASDIMILK HAIRY: PO VN AND wife: cheap; city. City Business Exchange, 2434 4 hird st. < SIAND: cheap: make offer. 2414 ) hird st MUST Clty Busluess st want ads and subscriptions aken. ABBER TO TAKE A HOP: A pered; just vacated: Allocation. 17358 Market. HE LADY BAKBEES HAVE REMOVED trom 81 Third st. to 352 Third sv. ARTY WITH SMALL CAPITAL DESIRING situation can address R M., box 76, Ca'l. €)-CHAIR BARBER-SHOP FOR SALE; & living-rooms. Apply this office. BAEBERS—GOOD SHOP FOR SALE: tral location; cheap. 2514 Sixth s. ARBER-SHOF, 1542 MARKET ST, EAR Larkin; must be sold this weeks make offer. KWLY PA- 4 CEN- ARK LOTS BOUGHT BY BENJ, H. LICH- TEENSTELN, 16 Grant ave., Real Estate Agent Y OUSG WiDoW, SITUATION AS HOU-E- keeper for bacheloror widower, or will do plain meding. 106 Fourth st., r. 2 4 Liberty st from 1 o'clock. REEINED LaDY: GOOD_ REFEREN CE~: middle-aged preferred. 1170 Market st., room 82, after 10. ARK LOTS BOUGHT BY BENJ. LICH- TENSTEIN, 15 Grant ave., Real Kstate Agent e 2526 l’UUNG GERMAN (iIRI'» OF EXPERIENCE would like & housekeeper’s place: city or coun- try or will do plain mending. 207 Post, room 8. C<MAN WIDOW FROM THE EAST WI-H- ©s 10 make herself useful in geicral. Call bet. 12 A. 3. and 12 p, &., 1204 Eddy st. room 2. aND MISSION — SUBS TIONS want ads taken for THE CALL [IRST-CLASS BUTTUNHOLE OPERATOR and Al finishers wanted. M. SIMINOEF, 1218 Market st. ANTED, TOCOLLECE WASES DU E LABOR- ersaclerks KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. J ANTED—GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO it your faet at the same brice vou bu- realy- made Ones, from_ $£1, §5, #4 and $5, aL 562 Mis- slon st., beiween First and Second sts. DARK LOTS BOUGHT BY BENJ. H. LICH- TENSTEL -, 15 Grant ave., Keal Kstate Agent EARN DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY at the only school recelving ihe god medal: patterns to order 25¢. MCDOW KLL'S, 103 Post st. F. DRESE-CUTTING SCHO.L — FRENCH ARBERS ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- ment Oflice. S FUCHS, Sec’y, 825 Grant ave. 839 paAYhs siEnnasid OFNIdM OF e THE CALL: SULSCFIPUOLS &LG Wali ads taken. FITUATIONS WANTED MALE. (VHINESE & JAPANES help:tel. main 1997. BRAULEY & NA LODGE OF PER- 1 — Stated meeting THIS (FKIDAY) EVE . ugus: B, ut 80'c ock. . HOBE, Secretsry. HUYTER & Co. CHINESE AND JAPANESE emp. office, 61454 California st., tel. main 231. APANESE EMPLOYMENT BUnEAU, 709 weary st Tel. Sutter 2125. £ REGULAR MEETING OF the Calcdonian Club THIS EVENING at 8 o'clock, Scottish Hall, 111 Larkin st. D. R MCNEIL, JaMES H. DUNCAN, Secretary. CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA— THE WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the United States or Uanada one year for $1 50, SPECIAL NOTICES. FREE TOYS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS anywhere. Address R.1 HILL, 2214 Geary. THEY AKRE CLOSING OUT DRESS goods, corsets, hosiery, underwear, bed. spreads, towels, tabie.covers, lices, embroidery, limngs, trimmings, velling. etc. very cheap at Pioneer Drygoods Store, 105 F.fth st. 1000 BUSINE $150; wedding wors. CARDS PRINTED, HILL, 224 Geary. BAD TENANTS EJELCTED FOR s4: rollections made: city or couniry. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgy at., room 6 tel. b5SU. EWELL'S DAIRY IS NOW LOCATED at 234 and Folsom sts. Tel. Wi SITUATIONS WANTED-— {MALE. OUNG GIRL, wishes a situation: 2 years’ 1eference. MRS. HIRD, 721 Ellis sC; telephone, Sutter 52. 00D GERMAN COOK. Apply JEAT ENGLISH WOMAN DESIRES SI1UA- AN tion us housckeeper; best references: city or country: $.0 10 $15. MISS CULLEN, 328 Suiter. JIRST-CLASS SWEDISH COUK AND housework girl desires situation: best re ences; city or countiy. MISS CULLEN, Sutter st. N BAT SWEDISH UPSTAIRS GIRL; FIRST- AN “class waitress; 214 years' experfence. Call or address M RS. NORTON, 815 Sutter st. M DDLE-AGED GERMAN WOMAN: FILST- AV class cook and houseworker; £15to $18; cliy or country. MRS, G. NORTON, 315 Sutter st. 4 NISH HOUSEGIRL: GOOD COOK; 3 years in last place; $15 to $2: clty or coun- try.” MRS. G. NORTON, 815 Sutter st. {MPLOYMENT OFFICE—MRS. LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. ( el. Main 533%), furnishes besi beip of ail nationa ities. N [PDLE-AGED WOMAN, GOOD HOUSE- M keeper aud coox; understands ‘chi.dren: city or shorct distance In coun.ry. 10 Whitmore place, bet. Clay and Washington, Powell and Mas.n sts. N ERMAN GIKL WANTS WURK BY THE day-housecieaning, washing, irouing; $1 day and cac fare. Address 246 Sixth st., room 8; would like 1 day regulac euch we:K. MEKICAN GIRL, THOROUGH HOUSE- keeper, with Loy aged b years, wishes situa- city or country; respectable parties only. Harrison st. REFINED YOUNG LADY WISHES CARE OF | LV one or two children: can teach Germun; will ing 1o assist somewbat in second work. Address Miss A. M., Cail Offize, Oakland. JOUNG MARGIED WOMAN WHO 18 1N trouble would iike Lhe acquaintance of a gen tieman who would heip her fi.ancially. M. W., box 23, Call. JTUATION AS HOUSEKKEPER WANTED by arenned youug lady. hacheor's hume or country hotel preserred. koom 32, 17 Stock.on. W ANIED—PLACE oS HOUSEKEEPER BY middie-aged lady, either in hotel or private house. Addiress G, N., box 125, Call Oftice. JXPERIENCED INVALID OR CHILDREN'S nurse weuld ilce to accompuny parties East for part or whole passaze. Nurse, 0ox 93, Call. ELTABLE WOMAN WISHES PLACE IN A samily to_assist with housework and sewing, or as mother’s help. G. W, H., box 37, Call. 7OUNG WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE day, washing or ironits, or housecleaning, $1 aaay and car tare. 619 Natoma st. HINESI AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT oftice; best help. 41435 U'Farreil. Tel. K. 426, QOBER STEADY FIRSI-CLASS COOK, GOUD ) references, wishes sieady position, firsi-class family. American or French, where services will be appreciated. G. D., bux 101, Cal Y SULG MAN OF MORAL HABITS WISHES situation in dental parior. For further iofor- mation inquire Olive House, Ca.ifornia st bet. Kearny and Dupont. C.T. IONES. R (GERMAN). WITH BEST REF- lonz experience 1n landscape, orchard and vegetabls work. wIshes position in a private place. Address G. L. G,, box 72, Call Oftice. MARRIKD sraN WANTS POSITION around the house, nandling horses, milki cows, care of garden: references. 771 1wenty first staeet. Oakland. « tailoring taugnt; §1 week. 916 Market, r. 19. M G5L CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE: 2o Winchester Houss 44 Third st. near Larkas: 200 rooms: 8¢ to L 50 per night: $1 60 to $3 Per Week: tree ‘ons and uacgage 1o and trom ferry. MALE HELP WANTED. AITER FOR STEAMER, 820: WAITER, country, $20 and room; 6 waiters, city country. 825 ard room: waiter. chophouse, $:5 and room: 2 walters, 20 south, $2 and room: 2 £6 a week: 3 waiters, 15 and rcom MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. OOK, $85 AND ROUM, COUNTRY HOTEL; 0ok, 1o Sunday work. $6 a week: camp coo, | calearly; cook, citv, $50: 5 cook’s helpers, ght cook, small_place, $20: second #6a week: third cook, $25 and room; nignt cock’ $5 a week. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market. 7 DISHWASHERS, #i5 AND ROOM: DI sher, country hotel, $15 s washers, $5 a week: dish TIN & 0., 749 Market st. 9 MEN FOR THE KLONDYKE, WITH CaAP- © ita’, 1o join other parties; ses party here, 2 P. M. MAKIIN & CO., 749 Market st. waliters, waiters, $5 a w ARNEES REPAIRER. $30 PER MONTH, board, etc. MARTIN & CU, 749 Market st F AN WALTS TOTAKE CARE CF GoNLE- man’s pace or watchman. Address H. I, 315 Minnie st. APANESE WANTS SITUATION AS WATT- er and do housework: has best references. S. WILLIAM, box 38, Cail Office. TRONG BUY, 20 YEAKS OF AGE, RESID- Ing with parents (German), wishes work of any kind, or learn trade; references. Call or ad- aress W. SYEKTEK, 6523, Natoma st. OOKKEEPER AND COLLY CTOR, 8 YEARS experlence, with 1eference of former employer, desires situaifon efther in this or other city. B. B., Lox 29, Call Office. LAKKIN —BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subscrintons &nu want ads taken. TOUNG MAN FOR AN INSTITUTION room, etc. MARTIN & CO., 749 Markes RUUSTABOUT FOR A SMALL BESTAU- rant; $ib, etc. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. #15, OLORED PORTEK; $20 AND ROOM. MaR- IIN & €O., 749 Marke. st. ©) MEN FOR VINEYARD WORK: $20 PrR month. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. ROILER AND SECOND COOK, $90. MARTIN & CO., 749 Marget st. {RRAND BUY, $4 A WEEK: KELL BOY, $10 and room. MARTIN & CU., 749 Market st. BOYIBLACK, §8 A WEEK. MAKTIN & CO, 749 Market st. ARGE BOY, 16, WAN S TO LEAKN TH* butcher business. Address 1834 Fourteentn st, Oakland. JAGINEER WANTS SITUATION: GOOD references. Address Steam, box 4, Call. Y GUOD PASTRY-COOK, AT FIRST-CLASS hotel: s:eady. re.iable m.an: best: references from Ea teru and Sou.hern hotels: will take place as second. C. A. W., box 8, Call. (xfiuu MARRIED, MIDDLE-AGED, T speaks kngish well. fitter by trade handy with tools, wan.s any situation. Gee, box 77, Call. 0¢ OF 16 WOULD LIKE TO LEARN A good trade: would prefer & position in a whole- sale Liouse; best of reierences. Address M., box 50, Call. 374 MEN WANTED To-D o Y: 20 LaBOK: O 14 e1s 8175, 81 60 duy, 826 and found: 10 teamsters, $150 w day, 26 and found; black- smith, $26 sud found. MURRAY & KEADY, 634 and 636 Clay st. W ANTED-MEN 10 IEARN BARBER trade; shops, tools. posiuons fornished: 8 weeks required. 5 F. Barber College, 18815 Eightn, E MEN'S CALF SHOES, $175: TO OR- . $2 50; half-soling, 26¢ up. 959 Howard. NINTH SL — BRANCH OFFICE OF taken. UME CALL aubscripliva and Wane sds LEARING SALE—FINE ASSORTMENT OF boots and sho s to be sacrificed at actual cos: | prices. 767 Market st.. opp. Will & Finck. RY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE- low =ixth, for a room: 25¢ a night: $1 & week. ADIEY SHOES, SOLING, 85c: MEN'S shoes, soling, 50c: all repairing dons ut halt the usual price. 562 Mission st bet. 1st and 2d. VEW WALDO LODGING-HOUSE, 705 MIs- sion st., bet. 3d and 4th—Single room= per night, 10c to 5Uc; per week. 70c to $2: clean,quiet: spe- cial attention to_morning calls; open all night. RANUH OFFICE OF THE CA Ly, 167 NANTH st.—Want ads and subscxiptions taken. . RESTAURANT AND OY STE R- $300. Fovse: Investizaiion allowed. Gty Busine-s k xchange, 24% Third st. $300. &0 Boines Excnanse 2ava Third st $600. |3 AKBEK-SHOP: 2 CHAIRS; Yrent. 2414 Third st EALY'S BARGAIN Market .z $400— Partner in grocery and bar, N. Market. $400—Parner in restaurant and grill room. $350—Liquor saloon near Sixth and Market sta $150—Cottee-house. bakery, notions, etc. GROCERY AND BAR: FINK BUSL ness for man and wife. 2415 Third st CHEAP; LOW , THIS WEEK, 917 $95(), FARTNE: NELDED: HORSESIOE: - $250. 7 2ad wagon raakiag buainess: fine chanc- for sieady man to be connected with Al mechanic;owns bul.dgs. W.F.HEALY,917Market $3O SALOON: A GOUD PAYING INe . vestment; owner must go Kast. $150—Saloon: bargain for the money. $360—Resiaurant; north of Market st.; nicely furnished aud paying business. $850—Branch bakery, laundry office and dell- cacy: toll value in sigut: must seil. Inquire at ANDERSON & C0.’, 777 Market st. PART +EIl WANTED: GOOD $400. ing business: no_experience: given. ANDERSON & CO., 777 Market st. $100 . ery; short distance from city town of 2000: fine brick oven: living-rooms; counter sales 25 aday: rent § 3 fur- nishea rooms. BASILE & CO.. 873%, Market st. PAY trial BAK- tively TO BAKERS: COUNTHY $P50 WHOLESALE MEXRCANTILE COM- § V. mission business pariner doing a safe and paying trade; house well known; bargain for an sctive, industrious man, willing 1o assist. GroO. STEWART & CO., 632 Market st. 7$1000 SHOKSTORE: WELL - KESTAB. . lished ann paying shoe business in the cliy of Lakiand cl is clean and reguiar; no auction goods: central (ocation: iow rent; fix { tures included: owner going souih; offers indu e- | ments. Particulacs at J. B. M, HAN's, 509 Kear- Dy st &5 "0 PART R WANTED IN WELL-KS- DU, tablished business that is clenzing $18 to $25 a week each: which wiil be proven by a trial_before sou buy: no previous experience necessary: trade can be doubled by uid of reliable man 410 Kearny st, room 4. VY INCHESTER HOUSE, 41 THIRD ST, NR. Market: 200 rooms, 25c a night; reading- room; iree 'bus and bucgage .0 and 1rom the ferry. . $IMON WANTS 100 MEN 10 GET BOTTLE . beeror wine 5¢; best free lunch. 643 Clay. D UOMS, 15¢ TO 76¢ PER NIGHT: buc +U o1 00 U per week. Oriental, Drumm st. JOR SALE—YACHT K -BOARD, YAWL- rigg-d, comfortable and seaworthy for cruising: 26 fi. iong, finely finished cabin, cushioas, side- lights and 12 ft.” skift nearly new. Apply 1810 Pacificst. JIRST-CLASS GROCERY AND BAR, TAK- city, at a_sacrifice: satis- iling.” Grocery, box 18, Call. 1ng $2700 month factory reasons for s \VA NTED—LABURERS AND MECHANICY 10 know that kEd Eolkin, Heno House proprie- tor. eull runs Denver Housa 217 Third st: 454 large rooms; 2be per night; $1 10 $3 per week. 52 taken. MUNTGUMERY S1.. BRANCH OFFICE CTHE CalL; Wau ads AUd SUUSCRIPUIOLY AGENTS WANTED. NE. RAL AGENTS FOR GIFFORD'S TO- bacco cure; exclusive territory: remarkable seller; cure guwranteed: never hud a failure. Gif- ford Remedy Cowpany, ttevenson Building, In- dianapolis. Ind. ENTS WANTED FOR L) waters: positive safeguard; €l: also tonic soecific_for all female troublss: for home use. DR. AND MES. WEGENER, 626 4 ddy st. MEDICATED 00K AND WIFE, COUNTEY HOTEL. $45: J 5 hotel cooks, $45, $50 and $30; boy fora bakery: grocery cierk, $40; 4 dishwashers. $15 and $20. MUKRAY & REAUY, 634 and 636 Clay. CHEESEMAKEK, $30 BUTTER-MAKER. $30: 2 milkers. $25: Italian vegetable gar- dener, $20; z0 farmers. $.6, §26, $20: 3 chore- boys and men for rauches. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Ciay st. P‘KUI’T-PX\’KEKS — FRUIT-PICKERS, and $:6 per month aifl found. we want 10 m n. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. $20 W LNCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST.. NR Market: 200 rooms 26c to $1 50 per nighi: 41 60 to $6 per week; convenlent and respectabie: f1ee bus und bacgage 10 and 1rom tbe 1erry. FFMALE BELP WANTED. GIKLS. GERMAN ANDJEWISH COOKING, $20: German or Swedish girl, $20: German girl, Scott st., $20; German or Swedish g, S einer, $20; German or Swedish girl. Scott st. 325: German_or Swedish girl, Lombard s : German girl, Buchunan st $20: German gir, Oc- tavia, $20; 2 German girls, Clay st., $20: 8 Ger- man ' girls, - Alameda, Cal., $20; 23 girls, $16. MARTIN & CU., 749 Market st. JIRL, POLK ST, $20; GIRL, LARKIN ST., $20: 2 girls, Post st., $20: girl. Fultonst., $20; girl, Broadway, 8$16; ; Clayton st., 8.0: giri, Octavia st., $.0: girl, Clay st., $20: 30 young girls, 5. $10 ana $12 per month, assist, etc. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. WAITRESSES, 85 A 'WEEK: 5 WAIT- resses, country hotel, $20 and room, free fare; 3 wuitresses, $4 waitresses, small places. $20: 8 wallresses, $15 and room; girl Assist in nice hoarding-house, $16 and room. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market st. MORE WAITRESSES FOR LOS ANG K LES, $20 and room; wai'ress for Stockton, $20 and room; 3 waitresses to go south. 220 and room; girl, Alameda, Cul, $20 and rcom; 3 waiuresses, resort hotel, free fare, $20 and room. MAR- TIN & CU., 749 Market st. (CogK. COUNTRY HOTEL, $35 AND K .OM her, $18 and room. MARTIN & Cu,, et st CHAMBERMAIDS, $15 AND ROGM AND wall some. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. QWEDI~H GIRL WANTS SITUATION 10 care for children and sew; city or country. 520 Louisians WEDISH GIRL WisSHES WORK BY THE day, washing, iToning or housecieauing, $1 50. 815 Sutter st IRL FOR CANDY-STORE, $6 A WEEK. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. ECOND GIRL, $25;: NURSE, $20, COUNTRY, 1 child: 10 housework g rls, city and G2 $20 and $26; 8 young .irls, assisi, 3100 §1 MISS CULLEN, 323 Suttec st. EALTHY YUUNG GIRL WISHES A PO- sition as we: nurse. L. L., box 18, Call. 700D =WEDISH LAUNDEESS WANTS situation. Call 120a Suver st. Y oune GEEMAN GIRI, ASSISTANT GEN- eral housework and piain cooking 12141 Stockton st NOMPETENT, 1 ELIABLE GEKMAN WOM- an, goud reference, wishes work by the day. 114 Fourth st., room 38, 7OUNG GIRL WISHRS A PLACE TO ASSIST in light housework; 1n0 washing. Piease call ac 827 Clementiua st (100D COOK WANTS PLACE IN FAMILY OR hotel where the otner work is light. Caliat 515 Jones st., K11ingsWOrLh's restaurant. ADY PIANIST DESIKES AN ENGAGE- ment. Planist, box 18, Call Office. QUANDINAVIAN GIRL WISHES WOKK AT Tousecieaning by the day. Ladies, please call ai 526 £1ghh st., room 3, Oniland. TRONG AMEXICAN WOMAN WANTS washing, house or office cleaning by the day. Aadress 5. B., 126 Perry st. " LARKIN—-BRANCH OFFICE Of THE 615 CALL. Subscriptions and wan: ads taken. EAT GERMAN GIRL OF SOME EXPE- widower's home pref-rred. 223 Post st., room 11. TEADY PLACKE FOR GOOD CHOCOLATE and cream dipper. Leave address, C. C., box 115, Call Oftice. R CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. JEAT. KEFINED Nt RSEGIRL, 810 PER moath. MISS CULLEN, 323 Suiter st. IRL, 85 PEX WErK, SLEEP HOME. MIss CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. 834, MISS JREE FAKE., FRKE FARE_KAILROAD | teamsters, latorers, eic. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. W CODCHUPPEKS, WOODCHOPPERS—WE want 50 men. $2 50 cord, $1 15 cord, tools and food furnished; 50 tiemakers, 6x8 «-foot ties. 7c each: sningle-box poltmakers. MURBAY & KeADY, 634 and v36 Clay st. 3\vu'n;ns FOR SPRINGS, $2250 SAND fare advanced. C K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. ERMAN SECOND €O K. HOTEL, $60; pas:ry-cook and baker, hotel, 850: night cook and baker, country restaurant, 80; walter. coun- try hotel, $26; German bedmaker, counsry hotel, $2.. C. R HANSEN & CO., 1)8 Geary st. ARPENTER, COUNTRY, $250 TO § A day: Swiss or Swedish farmer, near city, $20. - R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. W EEBLWRIGHT, COUNTRY: FREE FARE: $1 25 aud fuu.d. ' C, . HANSEN & CO,, 108 Geary s . JANTED — SASH AND DOOR MAKER: tunnelman, §2 25 day: laundryman and wife for institution, '$60 and found: 3 farmers, $20; miikers, $20: woodchoppers, 80c and $115 coxd, | to)ls and provisions adva..ced; choreman for re- | sort: laboiers: Leamsters: laborer for mine, $:6 | and others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT Sacramento st. LACKSMITH AND SHOER, COUNTRY shop, $40 and found; carpenter, $1 50 a day 2nd found; teamster, city, 1 50 a day; young man sor office and u-sist waiting, country hotel, £15; cook for few men. $15: wan to ary fixs: boy for store. K. T. WARD & CO,, 608 and 610 Clay'st | ANTED—SECOND COOK, COUNTRY HO- tel, $3); coo< on vineyard, 5; second COoOK, restaurant, $25; waiter, hotel. $25; elevator- boy. $15; assistant gardener, verman or >cand navisn, $25; man about place, .U, etc. AN- DILS, 308 Stoc<zon st. ANVASSERS WANTED TO SELL THE Apollo gasiight; best on market. 129 Ellis st. MUST BE | = | (1OUD PAYING RESTAURAN 623 Sac- 8old; bargain; golnz to Klondyke. ramento INING-ROOM; RE ness for man and wife. : RIGHT BUSI- 21 Marke:, room 6. NARPE 858 HOWARD near Fifth. R-SHOP. ST., ANT. A LAUNDRY ROUTE. APPLY this oftice. 7OUNG LADY (SMALL CAFITAL) WANTS gentleman partner. 9 Powel , room 8, 2d floor. N RAILRUAD STATION—CIG 3 RS, TOBAC- co, stationery, news, perio icals. candy, soda fountain, stamp agency. pubiic ieleph ne, lanndry oflice. living-rooms in rear. K. R., box 90, Call. ~ ALUON FOR SALE—ACKOSS TIE WAY from new Postoflic reasons for seliing, cane not rum two places. For information apply 8% GENTS—BAKER'S NEW COMBINATION enameled sign or universal signboard; will have a iremendous sale; nothing like iu: secure sample and territory at'once. BAKER En. and Mig. Co., 409 ~anchez st., San Francisco. ROOMS WANTED. | ADY WANTS UNFURNISHED SUNNY 4 front room, bet. Market and Folsom, Sixth and Ninth: Protesian:s. A. H.. box 95, Cail. BOARDING WANTED. ANTED—ROOM AND BOAKD BY YOUNG man: quiet place; re sonable rates: down- town; no:th of Market. B. F. K., box 132. Call. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. “I 5() BUBROS: ONE 9x13 UPRIGHT ENGINE. GEORGE W. KNEASS, 718 Third st. O0OKS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT. HOLMES Book Company, 704 Mission st. AW N\ BROKER—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST- off cio hing bought. Add. COLEMAN, 41 Third. ANTED—OLD BOOKS: RIGHEST CASH price paid. (. E. SPAFFORD, 1705 Market. -HOUSES ¥OK NALE. LODGIN $275, LOPGINGHOUSE; 13 KOOMS AND { 9. bath; house always fu | of good. seady roomers: present owner there 11 years. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. FURNITURE FOR FALE. URNITURE OF 4 ROOMS FUR SALE AND rooms to let. 336 Fifih st French iiquor-siore, 82 Seventh si. $150( WANTED—PARTNER IN SODA . water busiuess: onc well acquainted; 14 cash. JAS. L BLIVEN, 153 New Mol tgonery, ALOON—COME AND SEE THIS PLACK; A bargain sor the next 3 days rooms upstairs. Apply between 9 and 3 at 125 Fiftn st. V ERY ELEGANTLY FURNISHED RESTAU rani: good locstion: cheap rent. Appiy b, MCRAE, 827 Mission st. 00D CORNER SALOON AND CIGAR. stand for saie cheap. 1100 Kentucky s:., cor. Ejghteenth, Potrero. 'FL LY FITTED UP CORNER SALOON for sale cheap. N. G., box 121, Call. OARDING AND ROOMING HOUSE; rovms, all filled. Apply 2626 Mission st M INER OF 10 YEARS EXPRKIENCE would like to meei party who would advance him $1000 to go to Alaska: can give security on small ranch worth $ui and “half literest in prospects. Address box 00D CHANCE: PORK AND DELICACIES, P. 0. Cap.tola. notion and laundry ottice; cheap. Apply thig oftice. G ROCERY AND BAR FOR SALE. INQUIRE 782 Devisadero st. LONDYKE—PARTNER WANTED FOR Alaska by young lady. Room 2, 223 Postst. PARTSER IN & PLUMBING BUSINESS; small capltal required. Apply Call Office. ARE CHANCE—$11,000: 15 CASH, BAL. ance easy terms- grocery and sa1on business: income, paying $3000 per anpum; will sell for $5000, less than ecst on account of immediate de- parture: this is your ¢pportunity; investizate ut once. Apply THOMAS A. SMIT, 1601 Park st., Alameda. ESTAURANT; NICELY FITIED UP; NEW + rench range; good location: 7 well-furnished OUSEHOLD KANGES ALK THE bBeol el 3 el JOHN K. MEY ERS CO. 947 Market st e mLoeass il adiL R s Tioa Gy “OOD-FAYING HOTEL BUSINE-S; LONG- FURNITURE WANTED DURNITURE, S10OVES CARPETS, COUN- ters, showeases. ANDERSON, 1121 Market. W STORE: NEEDS FURNITURE; BEST prices SILVIRSTIEN, 1223 Market: postal :NCED DRIVER FOR | references; $35 and D. EWEK & CO', 626 Clay st. \W ASTED—k XPERI de.lvery wagon in ci found. W. ANTED—YOUAG GERM\N FOK NICE private place. near city: see employer here: references required: $25 and found. W. D, KEWER & CO., 626 Clay st ANTED — AN EXPERIENCED DRES: qo00ds man to tuk: charge of retail depart- ment; application must give age, experience, s ary expecied and reference. Address M. W., box 108, Call Office. CTIVE MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF whitewashing michine. s licit work on shares or wages. 1311 Juckson st., after 6 p. M. | OKKING HOUSEKELPER, $§25. MISS CULLEN, 323 sutter st. (GERMAN WORKING HOUSKKKEPER, $35. MISS CULLEN, 523 Sutter at. +) BARBEBS FUR SA1URDAY AND SUN- day; 83 50 each guaranteed. 105 Fourth st. REF!NED SECOND GIRL AND SEW, 820 TO $25. MISS CULLEN, 33 Sutter st J ARBER WANTED; ITALIAN. 702 MONT- 3 comery ave. ERMAN CHAMBERMAID, COUNTRY HO- tel, $20; 4 Tesiaurant waitresses, $4 ana 85 ist, $12; chambermaid, sleep home, $18: 8 German irls cooking, $20 and $23; &irl for Livermore, see pariy here, $15; 15 girls housework, $15 and $20. C. & HANSEN & CO,, 108 Geary 2 WAITRESSES, SAME HOTEL, SEE PARTY hore. 820: call early. C. K. HANSEN & CO,, 1C8 Geary st. NEAR CITY, 825. C. R HAN- 1 108 Geary st. HOTEL CLERK FOR CITY HOTEL. AD- dress, with references, X. Y. Z, box 35, Ci LOY ABOUT 160R17 YEARSOLDTODRIVE milk wagon. Apply 1611 O'Farrell st. AN FOR COOKING AND DISHWASHING. 1631 Marke: st. wANTlflJ—-A BOOTBLACK. 1201 POLK ST, i g Bl bt STy WA. TED—GERMAN COOK FOR RESTAU- rant. 830 Howard st. WAHHZSB. HOTEL SOUTH, $20 AND FREE fare. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. OQOTBLACK FOR BARBER-SHOP AT 1048 McAllister st. NDIANA AUCIION CO. REMOVED 10 19 Movtgomery st.; hi~hest prices paid. CARPET CLEANING. 1.Y STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS: Citans, moves, ‘ays carpets. G. H. STEVIENS, Mgr.. 88 and 40 Fighth st.; telephone South 250. JY 2ES YoU Becods blsyUsien WL poor work send 10 SPAULDING'S Ploneer Car pet-beating Works, £58-57 Iehama st.: tel. 50. 4). DVANCE CARviiI- CLEANING CO., 402 Sutter; tel. Main 394 GEO. WALCOM, prop. JWAFN. reliab - carpet-cleani ng, renovis, alter- . ation works, 413 Mca liister. Tel. Jessie 321 LEANING, 3¢; LAYING., #c: KU . SAM- ples free: tel. Jessie 944. Stration, 3 Eightn. (CABEELS CLEANED & KENOVATED LIKS new. 23Tenth; tei. South 56, Mackintosh & Co. J NING CO., leaning 3c. a yard: tel. Mis. 74, ¥ MIICHEIL, CARILTOL (e CLEANED, KENOVAIED LIKK + 240 14th s pew. J. MCQUEKN,453 Stevenson. Tel. 5,228 ONKLIN'S CARPEL - BEATING WORsa, 833 Golden Gate ave. Teiephone Easi 12d STORAGE. T LOW RATES—FURNITURE. CARPETS, planos, bousehold goods; clean, light com: partments: ces made. J. NOONAN, 1017 101023 Mission st above Sixth; open evenings. rience would llke a place as housekeeper; ISEouRE GIRL, AE 16, WISHES PLACE for light housework. 4330 Seventeenth st. RESSEK ON LADIES’ WORK. AT DYE- house, Nineteenth and Harri:on st 100, ST i s SR Fumvfl‘vlm PIANOR, KTC.—ADVANCES, packing shipping. CHAS, LTAYLOKR,204 Post. established; balf interest $500; whole $1000. Address Cosmopolitan Hotel. Petaluma. ®Q5(), RESTAURANG: 3 IURNISHED 2N, rooms: cheap rent. 1218 Point Lobos ave., near Geary-st. carhouse. LD E TABL SHED CUSTOM SHOESTORE for sale: good 1 cation; good trade. Apply Branch Ca | Office, 339 Hayes 5. STABLISHED GRUCERY, WITH OUTSIDE trade: good opportunity. B. 8., box 30, Call BARGAIN FOR A MAN WIIH SMALL CAP- ital—A fiisi-class restaurant ingood lecation, Inquire of owuer, 1309 tastro W ANTED—GOOD COUNTRY SALOON 00 near tw city. Call Oftice. NOT Address W. C., box 108, ERY EEST R SULTS OBTAINED BY placing your lodging-nouses, saloons. candy. stores, etc.. with Stree & Cresswell, 721 Howard, ALOON—FINELY FITTED UP AND WELL stocked: clearing easily $£100 monihly; must positively be soid this week: make Off'T; best rensous for sacrificing: this is & bona-fide bargalns every Investigation allowed. Apply 317 East st. = ALOON FOR SALK CHEAP; KENT $lz; free water. 1306 Mission si. e Y 3ONG GERMAN WIDOW WISHES GEN- tieman partner. Apply 111 Geary st., room 2. $40 SEWING-MACHINE STORE; GOOD « chance for smart man. 1539 Market. ORTLAND AGENCY AHIS PAPER. IN, quire tuis ofice ursi 158 Tnird st Pordaad, Oregon. WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5§ CE: — A ‘WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper, for IIEHH:B —_— PROFESSIONAL CARDs, e, OHN £ RICHARDS, LAW UFFICES, KOOMS 26 and 27, Crocker bullding; e o o ding; telephone Malg