The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 18, 1897, Page 12

1z THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1897. REAL ESTATE MARKET REVIEW Encouraging Reports Given of Sales and Building Affairs, Effect Produced in the Interior by the Good Price of Wheat. The Larger Transactions and Auc- tions—Review of the Records. Random Notes. What with the Klondike boom, the dis- covery of the Trinity gold fields, the ex- cellent prices now obtainable for wheat and the prospect for a fine crop of cereals and of citrus fruits, there can be little doubt that times in this State will soon start on the up grade at a good rate. And with good times there never fails to come an improvement in the real estate lLine. One of the most favorable indications is the fact that when any good piecs of land is offered for sale some shrewd buyer is always in the vicinity ready to mesh it. If the majority of them did not think that they can mnever buy cheaper and that prices are soon going to advance this could hardly be true. Wendeil E has just returned from a business trip through the interior of the State and the report of this prominent real estate broker is verv encouraging indeed of the condi- tion of affairs in the interior, and espe- cially of the San Joaquin Valley and the | Southern citrus belt. That times are improving is positively shown by the sales of real esiate that are being made. For instance, the People’s Home Savings Bank sold recently several parcels of realty that not a single satisfac- tory price was offered for during the last iwo years until the accepted ones were made. The bank has also disposed of a large tract of country property which it was forced 10 carry on account of the poor prices offered for real estate in general John L. and I¢ and E. A. Leigh ying 1 Beach v the Standard O1l Company. e is bounded by hth, Irving and Hubbell streets. Blocks in that iocality are worth at the pres- ent time all the way from $30,000 to $60,00 hough the price is not mentioned this transfer it is reasonable, at lesst, to_sup. pose that the minimum was received. It i currently believed that & row of one-story warehouses are to be built and the property or storage purposes. The bloek is pecu- fitiea Lo be 50 U d, as the rails of the Southern Pacific pass along the Seventh-street frontage. The news in the bui only is business proper this respect, but & num ere being impioved with handsome and spe- cicus structures right along. Several of most jmportant are mentioned elsewhere in these columns. REVIEW OF THE RECORDE During the past week seve < passed to record, agcrega teveuth, Ei in 1ding line is good. Not being improved in et of residence lots even mort- ng the sum 64,161. Atthe same time were recorded, the sum total b The f)llcwing were the principal mortgages the Hibernia Bank to Catherine E. Hickey, §5000 at 615 per cent on property on the south line of Caiifornia street, e: of Bat- tery, 91:8 feet; by the California Title Insurance and _Trusi’ Company 10 Robert and Agnes Dalziel, $15,000 for one ycar at 615 per ceut ou property on the southeast line of Mis- sion stree!, nortneast of Twen iy-sccond, 71:4x 80 feet; by the Humboldt Bauk to Charies B. d Mary L. Scho, $4400 until Febroary 11, per centon allof block 10, West d proper'y on corner Shérman ling streets; Zoe street, near Bry- Fifteenth Street, near Church; and ant, by ‘'he Hibernia Bank to Wilhelmine or Mina Stroeken, Strocken (tr aT Cent on Properiy on t in street. 107th of P ilte and Wilhelmine for one year ut 615 ¢ west line of Frank- 60x100; by the Cali- fornia Title Insurance and ( ompany, to Emiv F. and c. B. Currier, $6000 for one year A1 615 per cent on property ou the southwest | coriicr of Ciay and Maple streets, ix 127:814; by the same to O. D. Baldwin, $6000 for one heast_ec 7 per cent on property ou the ner of Clay and Maple streets, by thesumeto Adolph and Dina , #5000 for two years at 64 per cent on property on or Laguna s ect; by the same to R. C. an de K. Foute, $5500 for one year at 64 per cent on property on the west line of Giugh street. north of Sacramento, feet; b Hibernia Bank to First 1theran 7 Cvangelical Church ctavia, zger to F. H. Eich- yesr at 7 per centon st corner of Devisadero and Waller streets, 40x100 feet; Ly tue Hiberuia Bank to g co, 5000 {or one year at 614 per.cent on proper:y on sou th line of O et, west of Masonic evenue, 50:3x 137:6 feet; by the Safeiy Mutual Buildiug and Loan Association to James A aud Mary J. Mc- Cormick, $4200 for six years at 7 per cent on property on south line of Tweuty-first street, east of Castro, 50114 feet, The following releases were for compara- tively large sums: From La Socieie Francaise to Letitia W. Judson, $1000 on property on south line of Sacramento street, w:st of Octavia, 27:6x 132:85; Thomas E. John F.and George W. Luff 10 Mary M. Pfeiffer, $5000 on property on north iine of Fifteenth streel, west of Julian avenue, Platt to Jere J. Driscoi!, $1500 on property on north line of Sutter t, west of Broderick, 27:6x110; Hibernia Bank to Sarah E. Hendricks, $4000 on property on south line of Liberty sireet, west of Guerrer:, 80x114; sume to Florence T. Savage, 0 cn_property on west line of Powell street, north of O'Farrell, 21:10}4x 73; German Bauk to Jacob Gordan, $7000 on property on southwest line of Seventh street, norihwest of Minna; same to William and Adaline Harris, $4800 0n property on morth ]ilnu of Twenty-fitth street, east of Castro, 55x 114. BUILDING CONTRACTS. The following contracts for building fm- provements were recorded during the week: Hospital for Chiidren, etc., with Daniel Sweeney. three-story brick on northwest cor- ner of Mauvie and Calitornia streets, north 132:7, west 8716, etc., for $7572. T. A. Bermingoam with R. Fany, inside fin- ish'on north line of Hancock street (No, 54), for §510. M. 8. Moe with Stephens & McKenzie, cottage on west line of Harper street, 1 south of Thirti-th, souti 35x100, for $1500. M. Harmuth with G. Peterson, two-story frame on west line of Maple street, 102:815 north of Secramento, north 7:6, tor $2545 Catherine Sulliven with A.de Lair, altera- tion of & cottage into two flats on north line of Twenty-fourth street, 130 ;eet east of Cas- tro, east 25x114, for $2000. George G. Burnett (cwner) with John Fur. ness (contractor), James E. Wolte (architect), carpenter work, eic., for a three-story and ‘basement brick building on north line of Turk street, 75 west of Mason, fo1 ¥4558. Sarah A. Lauson, owner, with Auan de Lair, contracior, F. B. Wood architect, to erect & two-story frame building on the east line of Capp_street, 150 norta of Twenty-lourth; 3395, Hyman Brothers Company, owner, with B F. Ellis contractor, Percy Hamilton, architect, alterations and additions to a four-story brick Dbuilding on the west line of Taird street, bo- n Market and Mission, 44 Third street; T. G. Cockrill, owner. with E W. Hyde, con- tractor, 10 erect & twe-story frame building on west line of Broderick street, 105:1 sou:h of Sscramento; $2700. Charles H. Huffman with Thomas H. Day & Sons, to erect a dwelling-house on west line of Buchanan street, 137:6 north of Broadway, north 26:6x91:6." 1or the sum of $4550, wiih bond for 1137 50; James A. Wilson and 1. Mc- areties. I with W. B, Kenny to build a cottage, With rough basement,on the west line of Third avenue, 350 feet south of Lake street, west 57.6, south 96, vortheast 57:8, north 94, for The sum of $1545, with bond for §387; Adolph Meyerand Louis Gothe, sureties. Mrs, W. Engiish with F. W. Kern, to_erect a buiiding on th east line of Clayton street, 25 jeet south of Heyes, south 25x107, for the sum the | ot ("nion and | 0f §3850. with bond for §962 50; H. Fischbeck nd 0. W. Nordwell, sure Georze L. Payne with George Harris, altera- tions, ete., to 2910 Howard sireet, for $3075. RANDOM NOTES. The Board of kegents of the University of Caltioriin s salected. Llock 138 of the Po- trero, bounded by S:venteenth, Eighteenin, Rhode Island and Kansss streets, s a location for the Wilmerding School. For ' the purchase of tie site it is probable that the money wilt be raised by subscription. A three-story building. comprising a store and fials, is belng erected on the corner of Haignt und Shrader sireets by A. P. Hotaling. The cornerstone of the Churct of the Sacred Heert wi.l be 1aid on Fell and Filmore streets on September 12, Archbishop Riordan will of- ficinte at the ceremon The buiiding formerly occnpied by Davis, Hab r & Co. nt 211 Pine sireet, has been lersed through A. J Rich & Co. to E. &5 Mever & Co._for four vears, at ihe rate of §350 per | monih. That real e:tate firm has also nego- the following sales: Residence of the | su_Bee, on sout’ line or Pine, east of 30x137:6, $8000, to William P. esidence on west linie of Devisadero, south of O'Farreil, being a portion of tne esiate of Mina Newman, 25x105, 3 to Josepn . Roscman; four oot lots in bl ck 3, Lekeview, for $275 each,to W.C Criteber. Williamn McCormick has hought two acres of Park for a country residence property. David Bush of Umusen's countr Gepariment acted as agent in (he transaction. An {nvestment of about $25,000 is soon to be made by Mrs. George Whittell in improv- ing the middle fiity-vara lot ou the south line of Fell, between Frank!in and Gough. The lot extends back to IHickory avenue, and Townsend & Wyncken's plunsshow two groups of flats, one on the sircet and the other on the avenue. The buildings are to be two stories in beight, in English half-timber style, and there will be twen'y-four flats in all, in suitcs of four, five and six rooms. A building of sixieen flats on the pian of the modern tenements of the Enst is about to be raised by Maurice Schmitt of the Sutter-street railroad on the lot at the southeast corner of Vuliejo and Sutter streets. There are to be four groups, each having a_separate entrance, but all under the snme roof. The cost may be all the way from $15,000 to 18,000, and it is expected that the fluts will be occupied largely by employes of the company. A petition of 300 signatures has been secured | tor & school Louse on the Park Lane Tract. It | has the sanction o the Park Lane Tract Im- { provement Club, and excellent reasons are cifered for the petition. hree-story and basementstrueiure, tocost $7600, is to be built on the northwest corner o1 Cwiifornia and Maple streets. 1he property isownel by the Hospital for Children and | Trainiug School for Nurses. It is told on good authority that the Spring Valley Water Company is to sstabiish a water reservolr in the Suuset district and that the locality w1l be canvassed for a site by the | chief engineer in the near future. Ex-Congressman Thomas J. Clunie hes be- ) gun the erection of a_handsome and commo- dious structure on the uorthwest corner of ell and Lyon streets, which will cost $15,000. 01 the first floor will be a reception-lali, 14x feet, finished in mahogany and furnished n an open fireplace. A library, 10x17 feet, | finished in cherry; a living-rcom, 16x24 feet, finished n bird’seye maple, and u diniug- T 16x20 fee, are also 10 be located on the first floor. The upper floors will contain bed and bath rooms. The basement will be of stone, the first story of Roman brick and the upper pertin hali-timbered worl The jollowing list of sales is reported by | Easton & Eldr'dge as made at their auction of real estate yesterday: Lot 25x75 feet on northwest corner of Bush and Lyon, with sixteen-room residence and improvemen's, #600; lot 95 feet front by ir- regular depth on east line Webster, 25 feet north _of Fulton, with five-room cottage, 2500; lot feet on north line of Bush, 100 of Lyon, with six-room cotage, 109’6 on southeast corner of Gioiden Gate nvenue and Scott, with tory nouse of nine rooms, §3450; lot rth line ot Golden Gate east of Grueh, double 800; lot 75x86 feet on utheast corner of Nineteenth aud Hartford, { with three houses, §5700; 10t25x100 on south ine of Point Lobos avenue, 107:6 west of Eighth avenue, with six-room cotiage, $2200. CHANGES IN TEXT-BOOKS house and siore, § The Grand Jury Will at Once Begin an Investiga- tion, Many COomplaints Have Been Made ! to the Committee on Publia Schools. The Grand Jury held a short session vesterday afternoon, but heard no wit- nesses. The time was passed in planning for future sessions and in considering ! topics which must engage the attention of the body. Many communications were referred to appropriste committees and avpointments were made for committee sessions. It transpires that the jury devote attention to the tax-levy and textbook changes. Numerous complaints regard- ing the change of books have been made to H. D. Keil, chairman of the Grand Jury committee on Board of Eiucation and | public schools. C. O Burton and J. R. Howell are members of this committee, The Grand Jury will have no difficulty in finding hundreds of witnesses who will readily testify that the course of the School Board in authorizing the changes made it necessary for them toexpend from $3 to $12 each to ou:fit their children with new school books. The burden of the change has fallen on the class of people | beas: able to sustain the load. Investigation will readiiy di-close the fact under oath that three prices are charged for some of the books. In using | the term three prices the meaning is that | a book for which 60 cents is charged can be profitably published for 20 cents. Shou!d the Grand Jury do nothing more it may render the public a :ervice by showing the profit which the book ring derives. Possibly the investigation may widen and deepen until the agents who were active in effecting the changes may be compelled to explain the arguments used to convince the Board of Education that such changes were necessary. ———— AN EX-PASTOR IN TROUBLE, Rev. John W. Ellis Arrested on a Charge of Defrauding an Inn- keeper. Rev. John W. Ellis, the ex-pastor of the Central Presbyterian Tabernacle, appeared in Judge Low's court yesterdav to answer acharge of detfrauding an innkeeper. The case was continued. The compiaining witness is John P. Gallagher, proprietor of the Hotel Lang- bam, who alleges that KEliis defrauded him out ¢f a month’s board and lodgings for himself and wi‘e. Ellis now gives his occupation as an in- surance agent. After beinz removed from the pastorate of the Central Church some years ago for misippropriation oi funds and falsehood, he was reinstated by the vresbytery on profession of penitence. He obtained the pastorate of the Central Presbyterian Church in Oaklaad, but sub- sequently resirned. “CALL.™ PUSINESS OFFICE of the San Franclsco CALt~ 710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every pight in the vear. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corver Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. £39 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 L arkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. SW, cormer Sixteench and Mission streets; open until 9 o'clock. 2518 Mission street: open until 8 o'clock. 167 Ninth strect; open until 9:30 0'ciock. 1505 Poik street; open until 8:30 o'clock. NW. corner ‘Tweniy-seconi and Kentucky streets: open till 9 o'cluck. SAN FRANCISCO DIVIDEND NOTICES g2, PLYIDEND NOTICE—-DIVIDEND NO 46 (30 cents per share) of the Hutchinson zar Plania.ion Company wiil be payable at the office of the comnany, 327 Market sirert, on and aiter Friday, August 20, 1897. Transfer books will closs Saturday, August 14. 1897, at 12 o'clock ¥, HELD N, Secretary. . CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—~ O L CATE e any address inthe United States or Canada one year for $1 50, vostage iree, MEETING NOTICES. MISSION LiDGE NO. 169 F. and A. M.—Called meeting ) HIS (WEDXESDAY) rVENISG 8t 7:30 o'clock. Third degree. By order ot ihe W. M. D. BUNKER, Secretery. =2 FXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 166, F. and A. M. pecial ineeting THIS (WEDNESDAY vV IN€. Auzust 18, #17:3) o'clock. Second degree A THEO E. SMITH, Secreta. y. PARKER LODGE NO. 124 Lo wPF Members are re- quested to meet lu_their ludgeroom, 2 at 1 o'clock,on 1HUR Iriy, to at- . tend the funeral of our late 31’0‘;]19‘: HEL:I}V')SG& THE REGULAR M B e an Francisco Brickiavers' as ciation will be held at B'ne v'rith Hall, 121 Fddy st. THIS (W FDNESDAY) £VE ING, August18. a8 ck. Ail appren- tices under the jurisdie ion of this associa ordered Lo upprar at this meeting. tlon are ordered o b IR ANDON, Preaideut = SPECIAL NOTICES, ;. MYKILE PUTUER, CABINET in: pents and iadies. R. 12, 865 Mur- ket., second floor. FOR RENT—3 LARGE CONM. CTING B2 rooms. size 36x56 each, on_the second foor in the 110:eer bullding. =4 Fourth st.; suitatie for c.ubrooms or busiuess purposes. Apply at b Ploneer place. 1000 BUSINESS CARDS PRINTED, $150; wedding wors. HILL, 2:3r Geary. TURKISH CABINKET BATHS FOR gents and ladies. K. 11, 1204 Geary st. FITUATIONS WANTED—Continnaa, ¢ UNG PARISIAN LADY OF EXPE! IENCE a3 a housexeerer wants a place: will do plain mending: no objection to short distance in coun- try. Kooms 10 and 11, 122 rost st. LEMAN GIKL OF S\ ME RXPrlIENCE dexires a housekeeper’s pluce: Summer resort or widower's home pr ferred, Room ¥, :07 Post. Y OU,G RUSSIAN workinz housekeeper’ or widower's home preferre 1ADY DESIRES A lace: country hotel e “Room 2, 223 Posi. 7OUNG LADY (STRANGEK) DnrIRES A housekeeper's place: bacbelors or widower's home preferred. 12015 Geary st., room 2. OMPETENT BOOKKE- PER WANTS A position: wazes reasonable; good references. Address B. H., box 159, Call. EFINED YOUNG LaDY W4 keeper's place; city or country. st., room 32 N1S HOUSE- 17 Stockion 7OUNG KASTERN LADY WITH SMALL capital, out of a position, would like a business partner. 9 Powell st., 100m 8. 7OUNG PARISIAN WIDOW OF EXCrP- tional experience desires place as working housekeeper: hotel or widower's home preferred. Room 81, 1122 Market st. HELP WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED-Continued. 10OK. SWALL HOTEL. $30 AND ROOM, SE= party here 9 (0 11 A. M. MARTIN & CO, 749 Marke. st. VOK, BOARDINC-HOUSE, $25 AND ROOM. MABTIN & CO., 749 Market st. MIDDLE-AGED WM FOR RANCH homes, 815 each. MARYIN & CO.. 749 Market. W ANTED=2 MINERS $40 AND FOUND: blacksmith's helper, $40: 5 farmers, $20, first- class p ace; Swisy miikers. §20: laborers, $35 and board; chorem: n for resor., 810 and found. Ap- ply to'J F. CROS.TT & CO., 628 Sucrameato st. 7 ANTED—COOK FORMINERS, $35; HOTEL walter. $25: coiored office-by. and others. Apply toJ. F. CROSETT & CU., 628 Sacramento. BUSINESS CHANCE! SALOON ON ONE Or TdE Br-T 3450 streets: one bock north of Marker: we'l fitted: doing & fine business: is easily worth $800. M. LE>Ss, 5 Fonrth st. BRANCH BAKEKY, DELICACY $15()- and aairy produce store: good loca- tion: 8 nice ltving-rooms; rentonly $12. M. LEsx, 5 Four.h st. F22CY IRONEDR, §35, LOARD AND KOOM; steam laundry. MAR:IN & CU., 749 Marxet. ECOND GIRL, $15; SBKCuND GIRL $20; call early. MARTIN « CO., 749 Market st. SECOND washing. 20: youdg 2 girls, ail Dativnalities, city and country. MRS, NURT 815 ~utter st. IRLS OF ALL NATIONALIT TO FILL Powy lous positions. MRS LAMBERT, 417 owell s, ANTED — DEIV-R FOR DELIVERY | Wwago 1. clty, reterences, $35 and found: 4 shovelmen, $1 60 a day: 20 woodchoppers. §1 25 | a cord; blacksmitb, country shop. $35 & month: driver for s milk wason, references, $35 aund sound: wait r for nice boarding-house, $15 and found: t amsters, {armers, couks, dishwusbers, ete. W. D, EWER®& CU., 626 Clay st. FANTED — WAITER, SMALL GOUNTAY \~ [?"00 £20 ter, plain hotel, $20: cooks. $6 to #10 & w e<: dsowasher. $25: shirtironer, | Tyler, $40; fs 18(a ¢ garaener, private place, $1 cioreboy, private place, $15; firsl-C 883 butler, $45: pantry-boy, $lu: gardener, and oibers. ANDRE'S, 38 Stockton si. MYE PLACES THAN GIRLS AT MRS SPENCER'S, 1821 Park st., Alameda. W ANTED=15 GIRLS; WAGES 815 TO $20. Purk st.. Alameda. ADPPIY to J. . CARY, 2418 Ceniral ave, ur. VOUNG GERMAN GIRL OF SOME EXPERI- 4 ence wan s perman+n. housekesper’s place in summer resurs or widower's home. koom 1, 223 Post st. PROTESTANT LADY TO ASSIST IN LIGHT nousework, famlly ot 4, in exchange for good home anl moderate wages. Apply immediately, 1334 Va encia st. POSI- "OUNG SOUTH KR! 1 234 tion us housekeepe, O'Farrell st., r00:ns 4-5. N LADY WISHES «ity or country. (i NE FRECH TAILOR SYSTEM, WITH IN- Y UUNG WIDUW, SITUATION AS HO! SE- keeper for bachelor or widower, or will 4o plain mending. 106 Fourth st., r. siructions, given away vach month. S. F. Diesscutti .g saloon, 916 Market st. ANTED — EXPERIENCED GIKL FOR general housework: American family; wages Call 1281 Guerrero st. 'S EJLCTED FOR $4: D TENAN' e country. Pacific EZ" e Dons mude: aiy or room 6: 5580. Collection Co. 415 M. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. WEDISH FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS AND chumbermald, also a Swedish first-class Co0k, 9 vears iast place, wish situations. MR~ NOR- AND 1% + MISSION BSCRIPTIONS 2526 WauL ads tacen 1or ) HE CALL SITUATIONS WA NTED—MALE. CRISESE & Ja PANFSE: KST'D 20 YEARS: help;tel. main 1997 BRA ULEY & Cu. 640 Clay UNTER & C.. CHIN i-SE AND JAPANESE emp. office, 61414 California st., tel. main 231 10N, 315 Sutter st EAT SWEDISH GIRL, GOOD COOK AND housekerper; 415 years in lust place; i good laundress; c.ty or country, MRS NORTON, 315 Sutter st. JOMPLOYMENT OFFICE—MRS. LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. (iel. Main 533.), furnishes best Lelp of all natiovalities. W ELL-EDUCATED ENGLISH LADY DE- sires vosiiion as useful companion to elaerly lady or invalid; qualified 10 superintend house- hold duties and make herseif generaly usefu smail compensation: excell-nt references. Ad- dress 1521 Benton st., Alameda \\YAN‘I'ED—BY RELIABLE, TRUSTWORTY woman to do housewor! derstands cook- ingin all its Lranches; references; wages 810 o $15 a month; no postals. 79 Jessie st.. bet. First aud Second. Rrse Vwisies u smal famly w Il st., vel TABLE YOUNG GERMAN GIRL tusiion for general hous-work iua 00 postals Picase cali 322 Shot- eventeenth and kight enth. OUNG FIEST-CLA 5 PIANIST AND SING- er with grest expeifence wants situation in A gooa saloon; city or counury. . C., box 168, Cail Oftice. M’DDLE-AGED WOMAN WISHES SITUA- V1 "tion in small family little wuy in the country: good cook: $10 to $15. 10 Whitmore place, oft Clay st. W ANTED — SITUATION AS = WURKING housekeeper or io take cha-ge of ludging- house: city or country. Call or address 462 Tweiith st., Oakland. ¥ 7IDOW WITH A CH LD 6 YEARS OLD wishes a situation as housckeeper. 139 Clara st., in rear. ANISH GIRL WISHES POSITION AS COOK or honsework: city or country; speaks kng- fish. A. Y., room 36, New Auantic liotei. $) YOUNG SWEUISH GIRL> W 1SH TO D & second wOrk or uousewors In smal famlii; references. 3 Pfeiffer st., bet. Dupont and Stockto QXPERIENC D INFANT'S NURSE Dé- siies situation: can taks iull_charge; guod seamsiress; excellen. refercnces. V. k., box 149, ((OMESTENT GIuL WISIESSIIUA 10 10 40 general housework or chamberwor<: must sleep home. Address L. 1., box 41, Call Oflice. RESSMAKER CUT AILUR SYS- tem: dresses mude ov r; fit guaranteed; $1 50 perday. G. N., bux 102, this vffice. UTUATION WaNTED, GOOD COUK, IS A S private fa mily: wages $2o. Call at 1312 Brod- ericx st., near Geary. i FLIABLE GIRL WiSHES POSITION I+ cundy-store or dry-goods house. Apply 1768 sirteenth si. TOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION TO DO gentlemen’s mendlag. 203 Powel: st., rvom 1. RELIABLE GIRL WISH \ do general housework. SITUATION TO 17 Pines. VERMAN GIRL WANTS GENERAL HOUE- work. 148 ~ixthst., room 68. JEKMAN GLRL W work or secoud work. LIGHT HOUSE- 1319 Waller st TOUNG WIDOW WISHES EP HOUSE for genueman: wages uo object: 10 objrction 10 cnilaren; city or couatry. Call o address 22915 Sixtu st. 105m 6 N1E, YOUNG GIRL WANTS POSITION 10 do housework or upstairs work; wages from #15 10 $20. Call 1UB1 Missiou st. OMPEIENT Wi MAN WISHES PL.C. IN Tespectable family; do housework and plain waskia_. C. W.W., b.x 81, Call. \ITUATION BY EXPERIENCED WOMAN; cook in sawmill, i0gging of mining cum), or for wen on runch. Address A., 1121 Howard si. WEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUATION AS fiize seamstress; no objection to chamver work; ieferences. Call at 1505 riue st. 100D COUK WISHES SITUATION IN PRI- vate family: ‘au do German OF Amer.Cau covking. Call 223 Va.encla st ADY WISHES PO-I110¥ AS HOUSE- Keeper; city or country. Call from 10 A M. to 9 P. 3., 2023 SLOCKL0. 3L, FOOm 10. 1DUW WOULD LIKE A PLACE AS MAN- aglug . usekeeper. or 10 do p ain sewing aud mending. Calor 5 days at 521 Mission, roow & 7OUNG GRRMAN WOMAN WIS, ES WOKK by the day wasning, ironing and housecleaniug. 221 Finn st. OSL110N A> HOUSEKEEPER BY MIDDLE- +gcd German 1ady in small famlly or take care of inva.d. Call 2643 issiou st. MERICAN, INTELLIGENT. reliable, wants position: washing: best refercnce. REFINED, housekeeper; no 212+ howard s.. JEAT RELIABLE GEKMAN GIRL WISHFS p sit.on with elder.y lady or help in store. Address D. R., Cal Office, 2526 Mi-sion st. l,lasi- UTABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUA- L6101 (0 do wenernt h usework, wiih many years' reterence. Cail 2689 wisslon, nr. I'wenty-third. JTUATION WANT<D BY YOUNG GERMAN =irl to assist in light housework and children. Apply 1248 Mission st. OMrETENT GIKL WISHES SITUATION us seamsiress or chamberwork and sew.ng: wages $.0. Address 359 Miuna st T ADY WISH.s POSITION TO WURK BY 1Jday: 75c aday. 550 Mission st. (OMPEIENT GIRL WISHES SITUATION to do ceneral housework in small family. Ad- dress G. B. G.. box 94, Call. REFISED MIDDLE-AGED LADY FROM THE East wishes posiifon a. housekeeper in gen- leman’s home: best of reference. Address W., x 31, Call Office. HINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT oftice; best help. 41415 O'Farrell. Tel E. 426, APANESE EMPLOYMENT BUAEAU, 709 Geary st Tel. Sutter 2125. TOUNG MAN AND WIFE WANT SITUA- tion on a private plate or ranch; man under- siands all garden and ranch work; wife is zood couk and housekerper: city or country. Address C., box 79, this office. JCANDINAVIAN, TAN wishes situation: hus tanner.es in Northern Xurope: prepuration of sole leather. Address Tanner, Clara st., rear. NER BY TRADE, orked in the finest understands 1 ne 2 7OUNG MAN, WELL ACQUAINTED WITH c1.y. wishes situation s co.ector or drummer; eny kind of busines«; bis ieferences. also bond: £00d habits. G. Ai., box 15, Cail ulice. GARUL.'I‘,K OKk MAN ABOUT PLACE, CAN drive and milk, wauts ood place: Fnglish; aged 50; cocd a pearance; excellent references. G. G., 553 Sacram.n:o st. Y RELIABLK AN INDUSTRIOUS GER- man as coschman ard gardener: city or coun- iry; generally usetul wiound piuce; gooJ refer- elice.” Address Gardener, box 108, Call Office. 0ACHMAN WANTS SITUATION IN PRI vate family; 15 firs -class horseman, careful driver, good gardner, ca e 0f COWS, POUILry, ©ic.; best refereices. Conchman, box 10, Cali. S CHOREMAN AROU-D A PRIVAI place, clderiy man accustomed 1o taking care of horses. milking aud gardening; good reference. W. J.. box 77, this offic . FXICKE MAN OF 5 YrARS EXPKRIENCE | wants position; r. r. office work or bill clerx in wholesaie house preferred; Al references G. G., box 22, Call W ANIED—A SITUATION BY JAPANESE Christian couple: husband 13 very good cook and wife 13 good walress or nurse. MURAUKA, 1307 Larkin st. JITUATION BY MAN AND WIFE IN PRI vate familv; wife good economical Cook: have good references. Address 218 Stockton, room . EAYINEER AND MACHINIST, WITH BEST of references, wants situation: ¢ity or country: Address M., box 89, Cail « flice. (CHINESE, FIRSI-CLASS COOK, WAaNTS WOrk 10 110 e, or restaurant. Apply 7031 Du pont, CHARLEY GOAG. W ANTED—POSITION UN FRUL( FARM OR in vineyard by sover, industrious man who thoroughly unerstands the business and is gcod hand with horses. Address T. BARDELLA, box 32, Call Oftice. $20. W ANTED — EXPERIENCED GIKL FOR general housewcrk, American family, $20. 1231 Guerrero st. IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWOR plain cooking; wages $18; references. 1508 Geary st. +) LABORK S, vineyard-ha W00 {worker, dty, $15. R. WANTED —6 oo < those meaning business need appiy. day from 10 10 12 A. M. at 2032 Howaid. C. CITY, $30 AND BOAR , £0: blacksmith, $2 25 a d a day: woodchoppers: waite . WAKD'& CO., 6U8 and 610 Cla; FOLICITOKS; ONLY 1'to- B. i _‘ ) ’ HOTEL AND BAR—OLD KESTAB. $500. iishod: 16 rooms, furnished: presen: OzZner there 10 yoars ap . 0Wns the property: wii «ve a long lease atcheap rent: house tull of st-udy buarders and lodgers: good trans ent custom. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. 4s27() SALOON BUSINKSS—FINK PLACE &00 . on Marketst : old establish.d fnan A1 1oculity : « /0K # well-paving, steady an: transien: trade; easily worth $600: appreciated If seen. 1. LeSS, 5 Four:h st. WOODYAKD AND CARPES] beating business in best part of tie city; 3 horses and Z wagens; an old-established business doing a good profitabie business: bears thorough investigaifon. =M. LES=, 5 Fourth s . $1700. finest nlace across the bay: beautitul- 1y fitted u fine bar, cusb register. eie.: re eipts 220 and over yer day; estavnsbed 12 years; at termi 1us of trains and electric roads: 31000 cash, ba ance on tim M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. CORNER SALOON IN OAKL N JTRONG YOUNG MAN FROM 16 TO 18 years to learn carpenter trade, and who can handic a horse. Apply 18 Chenery st. W ANTED. BLACKSMITH FOR GFNERAL work. (Call on = BESSER, cimburst, Ala- meda Couni DLE RESIDENTS BE ON THE CORNER of Mission and Seventh this m.rning tosign petition. 7 ANTED—BRIGHT BOY; STATE AGE; wages; reterences. Address vrugg.st, box 18, this oflice. Parer -ma R WANTED. APPLY 124 Seventh st., call early. OUNG GERMAN WOMAN FOR GENERAL housework and coosing in small family, §15. 2403 Webster st., near Jackson. OUNG GIRL TO ASSiST I+ LIGHT HOUSE. work. Call afier 8 A. .. 5 Howard court, near Howard. EAT GIRL CF 16 TO ASSIST HOUSE- woik and child: wages $10. 2016 Sutterst. ANTED —GIRL FUK FRUITVALE TO cook, wash and fron. Apply st 17 Sixtn st. TOUNG GERMAN GIRL 10 ASSIST housework. 529A Guerrero st. TOUNG LADY A= ARTIST’S MODEL; GIVE description. .. box 84, Call. SMART GIRL 15 OR 16 YEARS, TO MIND baby. 923 O'Farrell st. WALTED-10 YOUNG GIRLS TO WORK ati bags. 113 Ciay st. JEAT GIRL 1506 Post st. 1N 2 W ASTED_SECOND COOK AND BOY TO walt at table. 1012 Battery st. ARBER FOR WEDNESDAY AND SATUR- day. 101 ontgomery ave, $2000, Butene 58S IN BEST = + possible location in the Western Ad- dition; bullding inciuded: 2 good horses and carts: finely fi ted up: large burn, etc.. grouud rent oniv 85 per month; will positively clear at lowes. estimate 8175 per month over al expeuses, Which will be proved by a trual and thorough iut vestigation. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. < FINE RES TAURANT BUSINESS $OU0; i3 Eisr=sauER masnificent fix u:es; everything Al in kiichen and diping- roum; i<doing an excellen: well-paying trade; rent moderate: more than value in sight; sickness cause of sule, M. LESS. 5 Four-h st. %25 CARPENTERING AND CON- «+ lracting business In the Western Adli- tion; buildiug included; ground rent only $2 50; bas a good trade. M LESS, 5 Four.h st. i $60. BRANCH BAKERY, NOTION AND cicar store; nr. Market st.; 8 nice living- rooms; rent 1ow; x00d place. M. LESS, 3 Fourth, 0Y WANTED FROM 16 TO 18 YEARS TO learn baker's irade. 326 Broadway. AN, NUT AFR\ID OF WORK; have $10. T., box 78, (‘all Ottice. MUST ORNER WINE AND LIQUOR choicest location, Western Additio; and jamily trade; actual value $]40i rifice: owner leaviug for New York. [OR E: arze bar must sac- WILKE, J AN IED—FIRST-CLASS SECOND STEW- ard Apply Emporium Restaurant. Y T0UD EXTKA WAITER WANTED AT 8§ Hayes, RECKULLS W ANTED FOR THEK UNITED States murine corps, United States bnavy; avle-bodied, uumarricd 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 to speak. read and write Engiish, and be between 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet in height. For further information apply at the recruiting oftice, 20 Ellis st., an Francisco, Cal. T0 CARE FOR A CHILD. [ ANTED—EXPERIENCED GIRL, HOUSE- work and cvoking. 1224 Waller st. \ ARBERS ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- ment Office. & FUCHS, Sec’y, 325 Grant ave. ANTED — SFCOND COOK, COLUMBIA = W Hotel, 123 Eddy IRL 10 ASSIST IN HUU EWORK, SMALL femiy; wages $10. 1235 O'Farrell st. JEAT GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWOXK, wages $12. App y 1308 Kliis st. T IRL WANTEU—CANDY-STORE. 706 VA- lencia st. VAT YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST WITH general housework. 2215 Bush st. 4) LIGHT HOUSEKEFPIN 11n femily. £DW., box 38, Call. ANTED-500 WOMEN AND GIRLS TO work ou fruit. Apply immediately at Cali- fornia \ anneries (ompauy, Brannan si., between Third ard Fourth. IRL FOR HOUSEWOURK: WAGES $18. 1409 Folsom st FUUNG GIKL TO ASSIST WITH LIGHT bousework. 1219 Fuiton st. W ANTED — MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN FOR general housework: $15; must b wilitigto 20 to country. Call Irom 9 'to 12 A. M, 15 De Long ave. [,ADY WANTED THAT C3LLED SaTUL- day at priuting oftice, 31 Thicd st, in an- swerto letter. ~ 0SITI0 s WANY of experience. EDBY a GK! erk, bux 19, CERY CLERK all. 615 LARKIN=BRANCIL OFFICE OF THE CALL subscriptions and wanc ads taken. OUNG MAN, THOROUGHLY EXPERI- enced bariender, can also work behind iunch- counter, would like position; references. Address S8, box 6. Call. A{AN AND WIFE WANT SITUATION IN M private family; speax German and French: TRONG, MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO TAKE case of invalid Iady. Call 65614 Minn+ st. TRL OR WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work. Apply 226 Pacific st., bakery. OST CONVENIENT AND RASP. TABL M wife a fir,t-Cluss €OOK: man to muke himseif gene Winches House, 44 Third st., near Marke €rally useful. Address 776 Howard st, corner | 209 rooms: c 1o $1 50 per might: $1 50 to ¥6 Fourth, per week: free bus and bagguge to and from feriy. VOMPETENT FARMEK AND FRUII- | ()PERATORS ON OVERALLS LEVI crower, good maxager and general handy man; STHKAUSS & CO., factory 8213 Fremont st. good references. Address T. C., 339 Jessie MARKET ST.—BRANCIL OFFICE OF iM% CaLL; want ads and subscriptions taken. TOUNG MAN WISLES SITUATION IN A blacksm!th-shop: has had 2 years' exprrience; sob-r, industrous and strong. Adaress A. . Call Office, Uakland. LABLe ESPE MAN AND WIFE WANT situations: man good on a ranch: a good gar- dener: can take case of horses and cows: wiie is a good cook und housekeeper. Apply Kanch, box 14, Call Otiice. SPECTABLE SWISS OF 18D SIRES ANY sliion in a private family, hotel or resiau- s willing 0 do any job sround the house, coas.rattend norses. Call or address H., 632 Castro s:. ENER; MIDDLE-AGED SINGLE MAN ke s place in « private family. Ad- dress L 0. L., box 77, Call. YOUSG MAN OF BUSINESS ABILITY Dr- sires position as clerk, salesman or traveler; 10 objection to country, Address A. Y., 822 Lom- bard st KSPECTABLE YOUNG BOY LIVING WITH parents wishes a positon I grocery-store, or arive wagon. Apply 144 Fiuh st., room 6. JUPL. OKR MANAGER ¢ F STOCK OR GRAIN ranch: firs.-class Cal.jeference. ¥., box 165, « TTUATION A% C OACHMAN IN A PRIVATE v place: can milk and do general work; refer ences gi Coachman, box 93, Call. JARDENER, GENERALLY UBEFUL; UN- 7 derstunds care of horses; can milk: mod erate wages. Address 674 bix.eenth st. East Uakland. 61 LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL: rubscrintions ani wan: ads taken. | INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST. NR Market: 200 rooms. 6c to &1 50 per nigh £1 50 10 86 per week; convenlent and respectabis; 1ee bus and baczage 1o and irom i£e ferry. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. AUNDRESS, COUNTRY HOTKL. $20 CALL early: cook on ranch, $3): mother and daugh- er, private family, city. $.5: cook for fnsti:ution, city, $20; Swedish girl, cook, $15: girl. louse- work, Alameda, $20, see puriy here; German nursegirl, ~15: '20 girls, housework, $15 to $20. C. k. HANSEN & (0., 108 Genry st. CANDINAVIAN COOK FOR SMALL INSTI- tution, city, $20. C R. HANSEN & Cu,, 108 Geary st. i [ AITRESS, COUNTRY HOTEL, $20. C. R. HANSEN € CO,, 108 Geary st. OUNG WIDUW FROM THE COUNTRY wishes a housekeeper's position. Apply 1:0 kddy. room 2. OUNG WINOW FRUM 1THE EAST DE- sires a position a< housekecper in widower’s - r bachelor’s home: will 0 plain mending. 126 4th st., room 21. second floor. Y OUNG, FRENCH LADY, HAVING BEV- eral years’ experience as housekeeper, wants | & piace: lodging house or bachelor’s honie pre- ferred. R. 1, 223 Postst. | 7OUNG GIRL WANTS HOUSEWORK BY the mouth. Call 1413, Fair Oaks st. UMPETENT WOMAN WI-HES A SITUA- tion as 8 good couk: willuo pisin washiog or general bousework; city or country. 2124 How ard st. (09KING o small family. SENERAL HOUSEWORK IN Cull 270 Jessle st., near Four.h. OUNG GIRI—UPSTAIRS WORK. WAIT on tabl - and plal : sewing. 67 Minne st. 7 OUNG WOMAN WANTSSITUATION TO DO chamberwork in firs -c ass hotel; country pre- feired. Call or address 1409 Bush st. AEINTION, LaDL S — FIRST-CLASS dressmaker would like evening work at home: cuuirg and fitting at $3 50 u suit. Lommunica e wiii ¢ k., 3988 Twenty-fourth st., who will call 0570w .1 (he evenlng, IRL, O'FAREELL ST., $20; GIRL POLK sl $20. girl. Geary st.. Vil Wb ter st., $20: 8'girls. Alameda, ¥.0: girl, Lasiro st, $10; girl, Twenifeth st, $20: zirl family of 2, Oak: $20; girl, Fruitvale. $25: giri. Pine at., gl rurs $18: girl, Fi imore st.. $18; . Broadway, $20: gir , cook. family 6, $20: vin at., £20; girl, Lazuna st, $20: 9 Ger- 2 swedish and 5 Danish gics: 3 girls, Geary, family 3, $20. MARTIN & CO, 749 Mar- ket 51, phone main 1849, IEL GEARY ST.. $15; GIKL, O'FAKRELL, ¥ 815; girl Buchanan, $15 xirl. Waller, $16; girl, Dolores, $15: girl, Vallejo, Cal, $13: girl, Ploe st., $15: girl, Colifornia s .. $15; giri. Berke: : g1, Sutter st., $15: g rl, Webiter, girl, Noe, $15; giri, Uklah. Csl., $15: girl for Inyo toun y, $15. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. CHAMBERMAIDS AND WAIT SOME, $15 and room: B waitresses, $5 a weeki 4 walt- resses, coun'ry hotel, 20 and room: 6 waitresses, $15 und_room; waitress, country, 125 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Murket st. HAMBERMAID, $20: 12 HOUSEWORK EIrs, city and counury, $20 aud $25: 8 young gir's, assist, $10 to $15. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. AN AND WIFE, §40, SEE GENTLEMAN M here at 9 o'clock. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sut- ter st. 9 W, IIRESSES, 815 EACH. 823 Sutter st. MISS CULLEN, Posx'x‘mx WANTED; HOUSEKEEPER; BY young Ger.in lud , for a respcctable gentie- mun, or take care fuvalic. 150 Fouith s:., room 9. '1’ LABRKIA—HRANCH UFrlCe OF 1HE 615 AL Yubscriptions ana wan: ads taken Y UUNG WoMAN RECENTLY FROM ESG- laud wishes a pos.Lion as houseneeper for bacbelor ur widower. 117 Eddy st., room Youse T ASTERN LADY WOULD LIKE A housekevper s josition: Do objection to saor. dist.uce In ccuniry. Koom 3, 995 Market st (%%, SONOMS, $20 MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. W ANTED-GERMAN GIKL FOR LIGHT housework. 451 Guerrero st. EARN DRESSwAKING AND MILLINERY atthe only school receivinz the =o'd medal; patterns to order 25¢. MCDOW ELL'S, 103 Post at. OFFICE OF 1HKE s tnken. MARKKT NT.—BRAN CALL: Waiit s« and raoscripi HELP WANTED-MAL RUNER, $20; FARMER, 82t 4 mule te. mters. C. K. HAN Geary st. 3} ACKSMITH FOR & RAILROAD OUTFIT, $10 a.d board; 6 luborers, pick and shovel, $175 aday. C R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary. FOUR 2 AND EN & CO., 108 9 D EUROPEAN WAITERS, £ 835. C. K. HANSEN & Cu., 108 Geary st. ILVERMAN FOR HO1 $25: SAUSAGE- maker, $35. & CO., 108 Geary. {XPERIENCED LU U10a week. C.R. HANS KONKR, Si.+LAI MACHINE, $.6. C R HANSEN & CU., 108 Geary si. BT 3EY, WANTEL TO-DAY FROM 875 TO . $15 and found; it’s wonderful how we ship men_daily to all parts of Califorufa: all the great employers of help send to Us, 50 if you want work fai. In liue and ¢ \me wnd see u ; 180 men wanted for city and country as laborers andteamsters, $1 75, $1 60 and $1 50 day an ver month and board. MURKAY & READY, 634-636 Clay. OOK FOR :A SALOUN. #25; KIiCHEN J hand and assist cook. B25: second cook. $40: 6 hotel an! restaurant Cooks, ¥40, $5u. $30 und 3 dishwashers $:0 and $15: hotel porter, #16: boy around uiliinrd tables. etc., $15. MU K- RAY & READY, 634 auu 636 Clay st. JJUACKSMIIH FOR A VINEYIRD ALA- 3 fedu County. §4 / and founi: 4 blacksmiths and horseshoers, different places. $40. $35 per monti and found and $2 day; cooper fgr a winery. MURRAY & READY, 6.4 and 636 Clay st. W CODCHOPPERS, 55 MEN WANTED, $2 60, 23 er cord: 60 Ueniakers, 8¢ earh:sh ngleho. makers. MUEKAY & KEADY, 634 and 636 Ciay. UTCHER FOR A COUNTRY :LAUGHTER- house; but er-maker, $30 and found: cheese- maker, $30 and found; 3 milkers, $25, $20: vege- tab'e gardener. MUKKAY & READY, 634 und 636 Cla~ st JRUIT-PICKERS — FRUIT-PICKERS FOR Sunta Clara County, 823 and fouud, call early; 40 farmers, orchara aud vineyard bands, $ 6, $25 and $20 per month and found: 3 choreboys for ranches, $15; sheepherder. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 626 Ciuy s RICK-MOLDER: $250 DAY: FREE FARE for 60 teamsters: laborers, R. R. work. MUR- KAY & KEADY, 6.4 and 6 6 Clay st. AILROAD MEN: FREK FARE: CALL & «EADY, 634-636 C ay. NICKE PLAC:: WAITER, : 7 waiters, $25 and room: 4 walters, $20 and room: 3 younc men, wait lunch, and divner walter. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. : KITCHEN MEN, $8, £10, $12 AND §15 per month; vegetabi man, $25; dishwasher, $:5; 3dish_ashers, $.0 and ronm: di-hwasher, #5 8 weex. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Marxet. 00K’ HELPEK, $20 AND 1 00M; NIGH D cook, 87 a we K: Second cook. $6a week: coox. $9 a week;_broller. $40; see party here. MAR. TIN & (O, 749 Markei st LERK, BAKERY, $18 AND ROOM; M w rua small engine; young man for bar a :d rier work; boy for grocery. MAKTIN & CO. 49 Marset st early. MUakA AKER, COUNTRY SHOP, $5, ROOM, board, etc, tare mdvanced; baker's he:per, #:5, s00m. bourd, e.c. MAKTIN & CO., 748 Market st AN AND WIFE FOR KANCH; SEE PAR. 1y here: man for well-digging aud tuonel work. MAKTIN & CO, 749 Market st. UNCH-COUNTeR MAN, $i5 PANTRY. 4 man 810 a week. MARIIN & C.., 749 Mar- ket st J ©=RMAN GIRL, BAKERY, $18. MIS3 CUL- LEN, 323 Sutterst. G bn’rTEB-MaKE'B. CREAMERY WORK. ARBERS UNION—FHREE EMPLOYMENT Bureau, 5 Fourth st. upstairs. 1. LE ARBERSHOP—8600: BE~T PAYING ~HOP {n Reno, Nev.: 3chalrs: part instailments or Ccash. STOL1Z, 630 Market. ARBER-SHOP, 2514 SIKTH ST., MUST BE s0ld, cheap, by Friday. 50. FUR 15C. BARBER-SHOP; busiuess: fine location; f for Trinity. FAIR well furnished; D., box 144, Cull Uffice. ERMAN B)Y 16 YEA sis: in bakery. W ANTED=STEADY MAN iN OFFICE AND commission business: wages $75 month: no | experience necessary: must have soms cash. STKAND & L0, 1 Market st. '“}u.n SECURE STEADY SITUATION FUR loan §100: secured. A. R., box 142, Call. GENTS—850 10 875 MONTHLY OR COM- mission: experience not necessary. 417 Bush | st, room 1. RS OF AGE TO AS- 3886 Seventeenth st. 783 Market st 9.00(), SOENER GROCERY AND Bak: s . established 18 years: doing im: niense business: very cholcest location: stock In voice about §7000; horse, wagons: this gili-¢dge propersy must sold; 'owner seriously sick; lease on building; $50v deposi. on lease required no trifiers neea to apply; fulest invesigation aiven. ${;,’O SALUON: CLOSE TO CALL AND oDV, Fxaminer buildings: open day and uight; large steady busiuess; first-class customer rent only $50. Apply 1o W KE, 783 Marke. s . in Address WILKE, 788 Market st ITY BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 2415 THIRD, #400—Corner saloon; rooms: rent $26. rster and chop honse: complete. $.00—Candy-store. §6)—Barber-shop. JOIICE—IF YOU WANT TO SELL OR EX- change your business, or 1f you waul a pari- ner, ses STRAND & CO., 1032 Market st RANCH OF 80 ACRES—_WILL EX/ HANGE for any business. STRAND, 1032 Market st. ROOR SALOON: MOST PROMINENT AND 325 nationan Diace opposite the ferry: finely fitted and well stocked: owner here b years and making money, but wishes to retire; investi- gaiethis. STENBERG & CO., 632 Murket st. $150. PARINER WANTED IN GENTEK L D 1OV, cash business:” establishe1 1% years: will clear 870 per month to eacn; duties easily learned: no night work. HEALY, 917 Market st. CEAN HOUSE, FOR RENT, FURNISHED: responsible busiress man ouly: big bar trade; exq; grounds; heaithy. RICH, 112 Mont- gomery st. RO A _WHELLPAYING RESTAURANT: - compelled to sell to-day: fixtures worth $200. 623 sacrameuto st., bet. Kearny and Mont- womery FOR AUSTRALIA, HONOLULU 10 Steuart st., upstairs. 7 ILL & 1oan 81 {15 STEADY SITUATION FOR ; secured. A. R., box 143, Call. V ¥ JEST-CLASS TENOR AND BASSO: GOOD readers; church choir. C.C., box 120, Call HUEMAKER SHOP FOR SALK CHEAP; gocd business; low rent. 1802 Bush st. 3 THREE STORES IN ONE GRAND CLEAR; © ance sae: fine sssortment of men’s, boys' youths’ and chiidren’s shoes sacriticed at actoal cost prices. 767 Market s.., opp. Pnelan building. HANDS AND SKAMEN, SOUTH ‘Seas, Europe, coas'. 11 ERMANN, 637 Clay. KANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH sL—Waul ads and subscriptions taken. HYT MONTGUMERY COKNER OF CLAY— 0. upen untli 9:30 oclock: branch oftice of ibe Call: subscriptions and want ads. taken. W ANIED-GET YOUR SHOES MADE To i your fe-t a: the same yrice you bay ready- made Ones, irom $1, £2, $3, $4 and $5, at 562 Mission st., bet. First and Second. BRANCH OFFICK Wit wdd aud sULSCTIPLIOLS 7 MUNIGOMERY S, H2T Uit taken. 30( () FAIRS-ANOTHER LOT OF MEN'S OULU snoes: been sizhtiy damaged: at less | 1han one-fourth their value: from Zc to $2 b0. 562 Mission st., bet. First and Second. UT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOES FROM 25C L up to $1 25. 562 Mission st., vet. 1st and 2d. ANTED, 10U OLLEC W ersaclerks A UX Coileet 339 1aken. W ANTED-MEN TO LEARN BARBER trade; shops, tools, posiions furnished: 8 weeks required. 3. F. liarber College, 13814 Kighth, JINE MEN'S CALF SHOES, $175: TO OR- der, $2 bU; halt-soling, 20c up. 959 Howard. | 167 YAt 3t S BEANCH UFKICK oF YHE CALL sulecripbive sud wads ads | taken. | RY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET »T., BE- jow Sixih, for a room: 23c a nizht: $1 a week. ADIES SHOES, SOLING, 35c; MEN'S shoes, soling, 50c: all repalring dona at half the usual price. 562 Missiou st. bet. 1st and 2d. J§BANCH OFFICE OF THK CALL. 167 NINTH st wan: ads and subscriptions takea. VEW WALDO LODGING-HOUSE, 763 Mi~ sion st..bet. 3d und 4th—Single room « per night, 10c to 50c: per week, 70c to §2: clean,quiet; spe- cial attention to_morning calis; open all night. W ISCHESTER HOUSK, 44 THIRD SL., NR. arket: 200 rooms, 25c a night; reading- To0m; 1ree 'bus and buggege (0 and from the ferry, E. 1 S DU K LABUK- o Axcy, 110 Sutter. 1aYn> Si—biAacd UFFICE OF THE CaLL: sUKCOPUOLS SLd Wads ads SIMON WANTS 100 MEN T0 GET BOTTLE beer or wine bc; best free lunch. 643 Clay, OOMS, 156 TU 76c PR NIGHT: 50C AU 91 00 per week. Orlental, 225 Drumm st ANTED_LABORERY AND MEC. Wi o Kolkin, Keno H mn;gpnn:: tor, sull ru) Denver Houwa, 217 Third st.: 409 Iarge r00Ms; 2bc per night: B1 10 $3 per week. FURNITURE WANTED. EW STOR NEEDS FURNITURE; LA Prices SILVEKSTIEN, 1298 Marker: postat T PLACE FOR MAN AND WIFE: Ba Bty Sid Cotten. sappany 3 tomarE living- rooms; $100. 403 Sixth. 1 F SALOON: SELL $800: DAILY $ 1 .)UO. receipts $15 to $20: trial given. s., box 63, Call. 180 GROCERY AND BAR; SOUTH OF « Market; good locality. = Appiy Call, G oo EARY OCERY AND BaK; trial given. Cal g $250. I Bar, box 1 PARTNER 1IN RESTAURANT; man not afrald of work: this is a good Apply to B. CURRAN, 268 Minna chance. SYALL CAPITAL NEEDED: RETIRING fr m business I offer my half interest in & very genteel commission office, ruo successfully for 13 years: sul able for elth-ra lady or a gentleman. Appiy to R. V., box 9, Call Office, AKERY WILL BE SOLD CHEAP ON AC- count of depurture; good store trade and oul- side route: hirse and waion: grand opportunity. 3150 T weity-second st., coruer Capp. SALODN AND 4 FURNISHED ROOMS; #cross the way from new Postoflice: reasons for selling, canuot runtwo places apply at French liquor-store, $80 FIRST-CLASS POULTRY RANCH: « stock and fixtures: a bargain: part cash. Diamond P. 0., Alameda County, box 18 $500 SMALLSHOESTORE AND CUSTOM- - shop; 10w rent; best reasons for selling. 416 Fo'som s'. For information eventh st. SAL E—AN OLD-ESTABLISHED MAR- 200G reason for selling. «. L ., box 37, Call Office. JQUOR STORE CHEAP—RENT $20. CALL befora 10 A. M. at 18 Valencia st NSIDE MORNING ROUTE. REASONABLE, Apply cffic, 0- 1019 Post st., bet. 9 and 11 A M ALUABLE INVENTION FOR SALE; USE, jul in every family; big profits for canvassers, Address G.. box 39 9 1 INE SALOON; KARE BARGAIN: £200. good location: party leaving city. 805 Howard st. LD-ESTABLISHED SALOON FOR SALE Apply WICHMANY & LUTGEN, 320 Clay. OR SALE, CHEAP — RESTAUKANT IN wholesale district. J., box 164, this office. T J3AKGAN CIGA K STORE AND CLUBROOMS, Apply 211 Sixth st. OR SALE_STATIONERY AND CIGAR- store. 1618 Polk st. ELICACIES AND large windows and Call or address U. M Office. $2000 OR, LES; TO INVEST, WITH services, in pasing business or in starting avciio: house. A. L., 1110 Pacific. CANDY STORE; Ving-rooms: reut cheap. /9 Hryes st., Call Branc! 0OD-PAYING HOTEL BUSINESS; LONG- established; Lalf interest $500: whole $1000. Address Cosmopolitan Hotel. Petaluma. 100D - PAYING RESTAURA 3 turnishea rooms: sl fu must sell. B. 0., box 37, C. OR SALE WITH 8 i has other business; 1 Office. CHEAP — HOUSE AND LOT, with old-established bakery business; wagoa, Inquire 25 >ixth st and 2 horses. $‘)' CORMNER ~ALOON; OWNER SICK: & 1. mustbe sold. Jackson Brewery, 1a.8 Mission s, DIANA AUCIION CO. REMOVED 10 19 Montgomery st.: hi-hest prices paid. 1 WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS, IVERY WAGON C or cash. Address Wagon, box 45, C.ILEEAP 2AW N BEROKEK—OLD GULD, SILVER, CAST- off io hing bought. Add. COLRMA \‘}l"‘rfi‘lfi. CARPET-CLEANING. ARPETS CLEANED, REN OVATE! (KE 0 Ww. J.McQUEF N, 483 Stevenson; ‘.DL u’f'z‘;& (LY STEAM CARPEI-CLEANING WORKS, LiAns, moves, ays carpets. G. H. STEVINS Mgr.. 38 and 40 righwn telephone South 250, i YuU Becosm DISGUSTED W W joo work send 10 XA ULDING'S %h""'lul.: pet-beatinz Works, 353-57 'J enama st tel. So. 43 DVANCE CAR KT- CLEANING G : Sutter; tel. Mam 394, GEO, WAEC(}S','p WATT~, rellab.e carpet-cleant ng, re; s - atlon works, 413 McAllisier. Tel Jesno Sor LAYING. ¥c: RU . i tel. Jessie 944. Stration, VAKPEIS CLEANED v. %50 enth} SAM- 3 Efghtn. & KENUYATRD i Fouin 8. Ma hiowh RS 2 MITCHrLL CARPET-CLrANING O « 240 24 st cleaning Se. & yariz il MisTL BLATING WORax €lepuone Kasi 124 ONKLIN'S CAKRPas - 535 Golden Gate uve, 1 FURNITURE FOR SALE. ITURE ALL NEW;: ANY PART OF 7-room flat: cheap; 5 badroom s arpets, 2 ranges, etc. 001 Jeuste st T %1% carpets, 4 OTEL COOK. $30; RESTAURANT WAIT- 1e:s, $20: cook and second girl. sume house. $15. 'S German_I rench and irish second &irls, chamb imaid and seamstiess. 320; 3 €o0ks, German siyle, $30 ant $35: ranch cook, #18; nurse, 820, and a great many_giris for cook- ing and housewor. J. F.CROSEIT & CO, 316 Sutter st APANESE. CHAMBERWORK AND WAIT, MARTIN & CO., 749 Marke. s1. J $15 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. FULNITURE OF 5 R o : agents wanted. 8285 reaa AR N0 Howard st. UTLER, $25. MISS CULLEN, 323 sSUTTER stiee . FURMTUKE, STOVES CAKPRTS COUN- AN ASD WIFE, $40; 8EE GENTLEMAN here; 9 o’clocks MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter. iers. snowcases ANDERSON, 1121 Marke:, OU=EHULD RANGES ARKE 1. JOHN F. MEYERS CO., 947 x-:r:’nx l..&" STAURANT — $500: stablished 10 year. Sixth st. GOOD BUSINESS: ; cheap rent. Inquire 396 UKTLAND AGENCY 1HIS PAPER. IN- quire this office ura: 13§ ALird st, Porusad, Uregon. OUNG LADY (SMALL CAPITAL) WANTS sentleman partner. 9 Powel , room 8, 2d floor. ROOMS, CORNER, CLEARS $100 A 16 month 12: 22 room: : 2;’3 238 roou:+, sunny corne: 750 12 rooms. on Golden Gate ave.. fine. 850 14 rooms, ou Fourth st 450 Other bargains. H. C. DECKER, 1020 Markec. - ROUM CORNER BAY-WINDOW HOUsE: ouly $850; part pavments; rooms all rented. H. C. DECKEK, 1030 Marzet st. §25 10-ROOM CORNER HOUSE: WORTH U, $800; must by sold. DECKER. 1020 Marke:st. afil A 22-RUOM HOUSE: FINE 10CATION SU. aud peyine DECKER, 1020 Market. 1yARGAIN_17 EM= NR. 6/'H & MEKT. $550 >0 kurrell s 3 cholce location.. 650 Notth of Marxe 1200 utter st.; 3 55,0 And other barguins, Anderson & Co., 777 Market AKRGAIN. Bpe: 35 ——— AGENTS WANTED. GENTS WANTELD FO, wafers: positive safeznard; $1: aiso tonic secific for all female troubl-x: for homs use, DK. AND MES. WrGENER, 526 | ddy . AGENIS-BAKER'S NEW COMBINATION enameled slgn or universal stgnooard: wiy bave & (remendous sale: wothing Ike i:: securs sample and terriiory atonce. BAKER En. and Mi1g. Co., 400 Sanchez si., San Francisce 4 ROOMS,FUKNISHED HOUSE- MEDICATED