The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 19, 1897, Page 10

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1897 2 . mEesE T em v oD R EX-JUDGE LEVY N LITIGATION Edward E. Kellogg, Former Client, Com- plains Bitterly. a Says He Was Defrauded by His Attorney While He Was Drunk, Judge Hebbard Says the Only Question in the Case Is the Plaintiff's Competency. Ex-Judge Walter H. Levy appeared as defendant in a sensational lawsuit in Judge Hebbard’s department of the Superior Court yesterday. The action is entitled Mau vs. Levy, but in the proceed- ings it is throughout assumed that the real plaintiff is the main pariy in interest, pamely Edward Keliogg, son of the late Calvin W. Kellogg. In fact Mr. Kel- Jogg 18 at all times mentioned as the plain- iff, the assignee, Mau, appearing only wonen the formal pleadings are read. The complaint alleges that Kellogg was induced to sign a contract whereby he was to give Mr. Levy balf of all that he could recover from the estate of the late Calvin ‘W. Kellogg, who left property esti- mated to be worth abou: $500,000. Kellog; says that he was taken to Levy’s office by one A. E. Taylor, who is described as a unner for Judge Levy,’’ while he, the said Kellogg, was too drunk to know what be was doing, and that he was not men- tally competent to make a valid contract at the time he appended his signature. He charges that Mr. Levy took an un- fair advantage of him and by his actsin the premises defrauded him of his prop- erty. He says that there was nothing important for an attorney to do in the case. eitherin or out of court, and that as a matter of fact Mr. Levy never per- formed any services of any considerable value. He declares that he is willing to pay all the services are worth and asks for a bill of particulars so that the court may fix the fees at a reasonable figure. In conclusion he demands judgment against Levy for the sum of $3000. ‘Attorney L. E. Phillips opened the trial by reading the complaint, after which Mr. Levy ssked permission to make a statement of his position in the liti-ation. He read from the answer the denial of all tne allegations of ‘the complaint and said_ he would prove that the plaintiff Kellogg called at his office before the death of Kellogg Sr. and said he had no expectation of receiv- ing anything from the estate. However, he wished to reialn the services of an attorney, and in accordance with their verbal agreement the contract now 1in court was drawn and executed; that the plaintiff (Kellogg) bhad a copy of the agreement and acted urier it for two vears, taking all the money that the ex- ecutors of his father’s estate could be in- duced to give up, less the amount that he had agreed to pay his attorney. o des- perate were the chances of the plaintiff (Kellogy) considered in the litigation that even the attorney who brought this suit admitted that Kellogg was not entitled to $1, yet ho bad secured not less than $4700 £ r him from theestate. Mr. Levy added: “We expect to show that this claim was assigned to Mr. Mau for §$1 50 and that Mr. Kellogg did this because he said he was ashamed to appear in courf against Judge Levy, who had been so kind to him.” A. E. Taylor, the so-called “runner,” testified that he had a conversation with Eaward E. Kellogg about the death of his tatoer, Calvin W. Kellorg, and continued: “I took Mr. Kellogg to Mr. Levy’s private office and told him that Mr. Kellogg's father was about to die and that he was in need of a lawyer. Mr. Levy agreed to act as Mr. Kellogg's atlorney, and gave him $10 because I told him that Mr. Kellogg was penniless. Afterward he zave about $30 to Mr. Kellogg when he needed the money. Isaw ihe money pass. “This contract was signed in my pres- ence. Mr. Nougues produced itin Judge Levy’s private office. Judge Levy did not request me 1o get Mr. Kellogg. It was M. 8. Mengass who asked me to do that. So I went and found him and delivered Mr. Mengass’ message. We went together to Mr. Mengass' house on Pacific avenue. We had a drink and Mr. Nougues asked him to read over the contract careiully and sign it. We had two drinksof whiskv at Mr. Mengass’ house. Mr. Kellogg said he would refuse to sign the contract until he had a chance to get the advice of Mr. Donnell. We went to Mir. Levy's office and took several drinks on the way,which were paid for by Mr. Nougues. I don’t know what relation Mr. Nougues had with Mr. Levy. When we reached the office Mr. Levy was not there. Mr. Kellogg again refused to sign unless I would go and get Mr. Donnell, so he could consult with him. I promised to do so and went downstairs and stood down by the door- for about half an hour. Whil- I was was absent from the room Mr. Mengass took him out to asaloon and Isuppose he took another drink.” What the witness ‘“supposed” promptly stricken out by the court. ““When I reiurned to the room in Judge Levy's office I told Mr. Kelloge that I did not go for Mr. Donnell, because it was a long way and I had no carfare,” contin- ued the witness. Thereupon arose a controversy as tothe method of the signing of the contract. It was brought out that Taylor signed as witness first, ana that Mr. Kellogg signed rward. sn’vit a fact that he was induced to sign the contract by you saying, ‘I’ll show you that I’m not afraid of thiscontract,’ was and that you therezpon affixed your name?’asked Mr. Phillips. The question in this form was ruled out, but the witness finally succeeded in get- ting on the ri cord the fact that he argued with Mr. Kellogg and told him the con- tract was fair, ail (hings considered, after which Mr. Kellogg signed it. . Judge Hebbard thought it would be necessary to thow that Kellogg was ad- dicted to the use of intoxicants to such a degree that he was incapacitated before any point could be made on that question. It would not do to consider invalid every contract made by men who drink once in a while. ‘Witness Taylor denied that he ever told Mr. Levy that Mr. Kellogg was a dissi- pated man. Mr. Levy was able to judge for himseif. It was a fact that Kellogg was drunk most of the time after he got some money from his father’s estate. Mr. Terry atmounced that Judge Levy made no objection to leading questions, and Mr. Piiliips asked Didn’t Kellogg tell you that he in- tended to employ George A. Knight as his atterney, aud didn’t you advise him to employ Judge Levy 7”7 “Yes.” “Didn’t you talk with Judee Levy be- fore that, and didn’t he say for you to bring Kellogz to him instead of having him go to Mr. Knight and that he would pay you well, that is make it well worth your whiie?” “I don’t remember.”” “D.dn’t you tell Mr. Temple so at bis office on Larkin street at the time of the signing of an affidavit touching this mat- ter, on June 9, 18972 “No, sir.”’ This was evidently a surprise to Mr. Phillips, for he asked if the witness had not demanded money asa prerequisite tothe signing of the affidavit, and Taylor replied that he had asked for his $2 wit- ness fee, but didn’t get it. He said that Judge Levy had agreea to pay_ him $500 jor his services in securing Mr. Kellogg as a client, but he had received only about $200. The offer by Judge Levy_ to pay $300 was after the signing of the Kellogg contract. / On cross-examination Judge Levy said he nad only one question to ask. He wanted to know if anybody had been to the witness on his behalf, and Taylor said that nobody had spoken a word to him about the matter. & M. S. Meugass remembered the signing of the contract. He acted as a friend of Judge Levy and received no compensa- tion for his services. He deniea that he gave Kellogg and Taylor any whisky, but finally remembered that they took one darink together. He said it was not true that Taylor signed the contract first. He was there as the friend of Judge Levy and be saw thatall was regular in the transac- tion. Judgze Hebbard remarked that he did not consider it of importance to ascertain who signed the contract first, as the in- strument did not need a witness to make it binding. As the pleadings stand there is but one point to be settled: Was Kel- logg competent to make a valid contract when he signed the document in court? The case was then adjourned until 10 o’clock this morning. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS rman Savings and Loan te_avenue, 125 1 Pierre B. Cornwall to ¢ Society, io¢ on S lie of Golde; E of Scott street. £ 25 by 8 1 $1. German Savings and Laan Society to Ella M. Rohlffs, same: $10. Eloise M. Martin to John P. and Mary S&lmmons, lot on E line of Lyon street, 100 § of Golden Gate avenue, S 25 by E 100; $10 City and County of San Francisco to Enterprise Brewing Company, lot on E line of Folsom street, 200 S of Sixteenth, > 60, E to property of City and County. N to a point 200 § of ixteenth street, W t0 beginuing; $—. Jacob and Lina Heyman (by Oscar Heyman, at- torney) to James P ani Sarah Conlon, loi on E line of Hoffman avenue (Eilen), 101:8 N of Eliza- beth street, N 25 by E 80, lot 126, Heyman 1ract; $10. \ iel E. W. and Mary L. Gartbwaite to Sof Martin, lot on W line of Sansome street, 65 Greenwich, S 68:9 by W 1 #10. Haunah E. Gannon (widow) to Hannah an- non (d r), lot on \ W line of Minna street, 160 NE of Sixth, NE 25 by NW 80: gifi, Niels A. and Johanna S Lind to James Robert- son and Miss Jeuuie B, Scott, lot on E iine of Ver- mont straet, 5 N of Twenty-tifth (Yo.0), N 25 $10 and Esther Redmond to James P. and McManus, lot on NW corner of California ect and Twenty-first avenue, W 40 by N 100; $10. Arthur J. Watson to Christian Holtum, lot on E line of ko sixih avenue, 150 S ot P street, 8 50 by £ 120. $10. Vicior 8 O'Brien (sdministrator of the estate of Robert Murdoch) to John 1. Grabam. ot on 3 line of Wolf street, 75 W of Figuero, W 50 by § 70, lots 1461 and 1462, Gift Map $225. ALAMEDA COUNTY. George B. M, Gray, referee, et sl to Warren D. Heaon, all interest in lot on W line of Broad: 23 of Sixth street, N 34 by W 75, being lot 21 and portion of lots 20 and 22, block 66, Onkiand; $6500. Lillian M. McPike, Nellie R Lutz and Mary H. Miller, same to same, quit claim deed; $1. W. M. Cornell to John Delaney, 1ot on N line of Fifth street, ¥7:6 K of Kikham, E 25 by N 101, being lot 8, block 491, Hriggs Tract Map 2, Oak- 1and; $10. George W. and Mary E. Foguet, Alice L and gene W. Weils to Home Security Bui ding and Loxn Association. lot on N line of Parsons sireet, 100 W of Loweil. W 85 by N 80. being lot 10, bock D, J. £ McE rath Tract, Oakluud Anbex; $10. I’C. W. and Meta Petersen to George P. W. Jensen, lot 031 E live of Bonte avenue,100 N of Virzinia street, thence on & curved line to Hilgard avenue 60 feet, thence K 121, S 150, W 170 to be- ginning, beinglots 3, 4 and 5, block 24, Daley's Scenic Par: aiso lots 22 and 28 in lot 6, Dlock 24, “Map of ~ubdivision of biock 26 and resubdi- visiou of lots 21 to 24. biock 15, 1t 6 of bluck 16, o1 6 of block 24,10t 6 of block 23, lots 8 and 8 of block 26, same,” Berkeiey: $10. Sarah M. M .ken to George 5. Haly, lot on N lne of Knst :wenty-third street with N line of N\E 52.94, NW 75, W to SE to vegiuning, being por- ion of ‘ot 8. block €, Latham terrace, Brooklyn Township: $10. James L. Depzull to Sontine Araizzi, lot on § line of Eighth street, 65:935 W of Center, W 25 by S 100, lo: 8, block 530, Uakland: $10. 1 Lleanor M. Herrick to Wiilllam M. Hstfield, 1ot on ex, line of Wes Elghteenth st 82 E of Uhestout, E 52, N 110.37, NW 32,4 115 88 to beg nuing, lana; $10. Lu retia L. Moore to M. mith, of Lhirty-fourth street, 4: of nueg, E 50, N 140:10%5, W 20, S 14 n:ng, -ot 13, Cotter land; §1 3 L Smith to George W. Ausifn, same, Oak- 0. oton N line Pablo ave- g to besin- Aract, quitclaim deed, Oak- an William H. and Mary McGrath to W. F. 0’Ban- fon, lot on SW iine of East Twenty- y of Twenty-third avenue, by vortion of — G, subdlvision Fiity, Asso- clates’ “iract, East Oakiand, subject to & mort- gage; $10. A.'J. and Cathe Foster to Oakland B. and L. Association, 1ot on SE line of Iwenty-first ave- noe. 50 SW of Enst Twepty-second street, SW 77:6, SE 100, W 12:6. SE 25, N 80. N W 125 to ‘beglnning, block Nerthern addition to brooklyn. East Oasiand: $10. Wil.{am und Mary L. Patterson to M. C. Nunan, lot on N line of University avenue, 50 K of Cali- fornia stre=t. E 50 by N 125, lot H, corrected map of Range 12, Hardy Tract, Berkeley; $10, Frederick and Anna C. Bammann to Ellis, ot on 5 line of Pacific avenue, Walnut street, W 40 by S 150:2, belng the W 30 feet of loi 17 and E 10 fee o 18, biock —, lands adjacent to incioal, Alsmeds, subject to a mortgage 0 & .50 E. V. and Isabelie Elii econd ¢ to Frederick Bammann, lot on S line of rucific a 350 W of Walnui street, W 40 by = 150:2, being the W 20 feet of lot 16ana E x0 feet of lot 17, block 24, lands adja- cefit 10 Kncinal, Alameda, subject (o & mortgags of $1500; #10, John and Lillian F. Stiefel to Joseph A. Leonard Company (a corporation), lot on 8 line of Clement (or_Atlantic) avenue, 180 W of Mulberry street, W 30 by 5 180, being 'bock 16, lands adjacent to Encloal, Alameda: $10. L H. and Lizzi® Siy to A. L. Knapp, loton S line of Thirty-third sireet, 225 &£ of West, S 100 by E 36, biock F, map of property of Ceniral Land Company. formerly the Brown Tract, Oak- land: $10. Annle and Frank H. Garcla to Mary O’Connor, lot on NW Iine of Sixteenth avenue, 45 S\ of East Fifteenth street, SW 45 by NW 75, block 17, San Antonio, East Oakland; £10 5 Mary O’ onnor 1o Annie Garcia, lot on W cor- ner of East Fifieenth street and Sixteenth avenue, NW 75 by W 45, beiig the front 4b feet of lots 13. 14 and'15, biock 17, e, kast Oakland: $10. M. R. and D. Lyle toGeorge W. Davis, lot on SW line of Union place, 76 SE of Commerce street, 5K 25 SW (o a point, NW 25, N 0 be. gloning, block 56, Map of James Larue's Addition o same, Esst Oakland; $10. Hugh and Hennah = Hogan to_ Morey Shields, lot on S line of Blossom street. 405 W of Fruitvale avenue, W 35, S 118:72, k 35, N 118:82 t0 be ginning, being lot 11, Orchard Tract, Brookiyn Township; $1300. Mary A. Mailine to Lena Anderson, lot 97, block 34, Warner Tract, Brookiyn Township; §10. A. R, and Margaretha Deuke 10 M. H. and K. B. Owens, 10t ou W line of Verdi strset, 45 S of Railroad avenue, S 40 by W 100, Alamrda: $10. Adoiph and Helen B. Uh to George Uhl Jr., lot on S line of Railroad avenue, 400 k& of Wainut street, E B0 by S 217:8, being lov 10, block lands adjoining to Encinal, Alameda; §5. Builders’ Contract. Babette Federlein with Sarcander & Thompson, to erect a three-story building on K side of Chelsea place, 87:6 S of Bush street, C. A. Meusdo: ffer, architect: $2400. Martin Nolan with John M. Bradt, mechanical work in a two.story buliding on W side cf ~anchez SITUATIONS WANTED—-FEMALE. WEDISH FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS AND ch.mbermald, aiso a Swedish first-class coox, 9 years Iast place, wish situstions. MRS, NOR- 10N, 315 JEAT SWEDISH GIRL, GOOD COOK AND housekeeper; 414 years in_last place; is £0od lauudress; city o country. MEg NORTON, 815 Sutzer st. MPLOYMENT OFFICE—MRS. LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. (tel. Main 583%), furnishes best help of ail nationalities. SITUATYONS WANTED-Continnad. HELP WANTED-Continued. [XPERIENCED MAN WISH:S STEADY situation in orchard, vineyard or wine-cellar a8 foreman or laborer: sober. industrious; Very hanty with blacksmith or carpenter toois; best e Teferences from iormer employers. Vineyardisi, box 74, Call Otfice. JCANDINAVIAN, TANNER BY TRADE, wishes situation; has worked in finest tan- neries In Northern lurope: understands prepara- tion tnB has gained knowiedge of lmproving American sole leather. Call or address Tanner, 1:9 Clara st., rear. ERMAN GIRL, WITH GOOD REFER- ences, who understands sewing, would like a place in small family: no objection to shori dis- tance In country. G. M. G., vox 56, Call. XPERIENCED DRESSMAKER, 1S FIRST- class fitter and designer, wishes a few more en- gagements: price moderate. Address 1028 Mar- ket st., third floor, room 20. OMPETENT RELIABLK WOMAN WISHES to dolaundry work, housecleaniug or cooking by the day: best references. MRS, FOREST, 3369 Twenty-sixth st uear Mission. IRL WISHES TO ASSIST LIGHT WORK in small family, or assist with second work and sewing; wages $10; refere.ces. H.K., box 53. this office. OUNG PARISIAN GIRL WISHES POSI- tion as seamstress or upstairs work in good family. Call or address 1507 Stockton st., cor. Broadway. RELIABLE WOMAN WISHFS SITUATION general housework: is & £0od cook and laun- dress; City or snort distance in cOuntry; wages $16. 27% Fourth st., over florist. Yovxfl MAN, RELIABLE AND INDUSTRI- ous. wishes situation as drummer or_collector; had experience; besi reierences; boud if required: speaks German: wages easily arranged. Address 0. K., box 66, Call. RUGGIST; REGISTERED NEW YORK State: first-class references and experience: speaks Kiglish, Germun, Russian and & few other languages; only steady position. Reliable, box 160, Call Srrvu-mx AS PORTER, COLLECTOR OR ssiesman in store be competent middle-aged man; city references. Address H. L. THERMAN, 1022’ Folaom st. GDMPET)-:S I FARMER AND FRUIT GROW- er and generally handy man as manager or might rent if terms favorable. G.T., box 164, Call Oftice. POSITION WANTED—MASSAGE TREAT- ment by experjenced masseur: male or female patlents; 50c per hour. Masseur, box 30, Call. ANTED — SITUATION ~AS _COOK ON board Enelish ship. Address LORENZ RO- PAYTICH, 10014 Jackson. (FERMAN WOMAN WIIH ACHILD WISHES X position as housekcepel widower’s family preferred; city or country: best of references. MES. P. 746 Howard st. Yor}-o GERMAN WOMAN WIS(ES WORK by the day wasbing, lroning and housecleanlug. ineh st. \1 IDDLE-AGED WOMAN WISHES 10 TAKE M “cure of children and do plain sewing. M. A., box 9, Call. fi',\xr SD_BY A LADY, A POSITION AS planist 11 country town or mining cawp. Ad- dress L. P., box 16, CalL W A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE- #ged woman, position to 4o light housework: i Ca.l 508 Minna 34 floor. RT NED NORTH GERMAN GIRL DESTRES & posicion as second girl and sewing. Please call 141534 varkin st. Ex,m:m.\' LADY WISH:S 10 CALRE FOR & invalid; city orcouniry. 651 Minna st Do obj:ction to children. TRSE WANTS ENGAGEMENTS; CO} fivement or invaild; terms moderate. Ad- dress Nurse, 86 Ninth st Y OUXG GIRL DESILES SITUATION TO DO housework. Apply 18 Washingion ave., near Ninth st. (3BL WISHES GENERAL HOUSEWORK OR T second work: best of city references. 539 Howard st. 3 WIDOW RECENTLY FROM THE g00d housekeeper; no objection to coun- 12414 Geary st. ERMAN GIRL WISHES PLACE TO DO cooking In American tamily. 221 Fifth s'. / OMAN TO GO OUT BY THE DAY WASH- ing. ironing or housecleaning. Apply In base- ment, 829 Hayes st., near Fillmore. OSITION WANTRI—RANCH COOK AND baker wants place: handy man all round. P. M. B., box 43, Call Oftice. OSITIO WANTED—COOK thmch:{n;lov of prospectors; small pay accepted. Cook, box 9, Cal. Oflice. 5y JCANDINAVIAN, TANNER BY TRADE, wishes situation; has worked in the finest tanneries In Northern Europe: understands !ne preparation of sole ieather. Addicss Tanner, 129 Clara st., rear. ARDENER Ok MAN ABOUT PLACE, CAN drive and milk, waats govd place; English; aged 30; ood appesrance; excelient references. G. G., 538 Sacramen:o st, Y RELIABLE AND INDUSTRIOUS GER- man as coachman and gardener: city or coun- iry: generally useful around plsce; £ood refer- ence. Address Gardener, box 108, Call Office. S8 CHOREMAN AROU D A PRIVATE £X. place, elder!y man accustomed to taking care of horses, milking and gardening; good reference. W. J.. box 77, this oftic-. W ANTED—A SITUATION BY JAPANESE Christian couple: husband Is very good cook and wife Is good waiiress or nurse. MURAUKA, 1307 Larkin st. {NGINEER AND MACHINIST, WITH BEST of references, wants situation: ¢ity or country. Address G. k. M., box 39, Call Office. (CHINESE, FIKST-CLASS COOK, WANTS work In hotel or restaurant. Apply 70834 Du- pont, UHAKLEY GONG. ANTED—POSITION ON FRULT FARM OR in vineyard by sover, industrious man who thoroughly uunderstands the business and is good hand with horses. Address T. BARDELLA, box 82, Call Office. POSITION WANTED BY A GROCERY CLERK 7OUNG WOMAN WANTS POSITION AS housekeeper: in country only. Call or address 105 Stockton st., room 40. (OOMPETENT WOMAN WISHES A SITUA- tion as & good cook: will do plain washing or general housework: elty or country. 124 How- ard st ESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES SIT- uation to do second work and waiting: best reference. 2030 Folsom st., near ~ixteent. W IDOW WISHES POSITION AS HOUSE- keeper In widower's home. 131 Fourth st., room 1. JXPERIENCED YOU wants a hovsekeeper the country. 1132 Market TOUNG AND ATTRACTIVE AMERICAN girl desires a permanen: place as housekeeper; city or country. 223 Post st., room 11, 2d floor. FRENCH LADY 3 mo objection to JTERMAN WIDOW FROM THE EAST T wishes & posl fon to makes herself generally wseful. 1514 Turk st, roow 16. W ELL-EDUCATED ENGLISH LADY DE- sires position as useful compauion to elaerly lady or invalid; quelified to superintend house- bold dutles and make herself generally usefui: smail compensation: excellnnt refercnces. Ad- dress 1521 Benton st., Alameda RESEECTABLE YOUNG GERMAN GIRL Wwisues a situation for general hous-work in a sma'l family: no postals Please cali 322 Shot- w 1l st., vet. Seventeenth and kighteenth. Y OUNG FIRST-CLASS PIANIST AND SING- er with great experience wants situation In a good saloon; city or country. s.C., box 169, Cail Oftice. M IDDLE-AGED WOMAN WISHES SITUA- tion in small family little way in the country ; gond cOOK; Clay st. $10 to $15. 10 Whitmore place, off W ANTED — SITUATION AS WORKING hourekeeper or to take cha-ge of lodgin house: city or country. Tweisth st., Oakland. Call or address 462 © YOUNG SWEDISH GIRLS WISH TO DO £ gecond work or housework In smal family; references. 3 Pfeiffer st., bet. Uupont and Stockton. C() PETENT GIRL WISHESSITUATION TO o general housework or chamberwork: must sleep home. Address L. T., Lox 41, Call Office. et SMAKER CUTS EY TAILOR SYS dresses made ov-r; fit guaranteed; $1 60 G. N., box 162, thi5 office. ELIABLE GIRL WISHES POSITION IN candy-store or dry-goods house. Apply 1766 I Fifteenth s:. 7OUNG RUSSIAN LADY DESIRES A working housekeeper's place: country hotel or widower's home preferred Room 2, 223 Post. 7OUNG FRENCH LADY, HAVING BEV- eral years’' experience as housekeeper, wants a place: Iodging house or bachelor’s home pre- feired. K. 1, 213 Post st YOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION TO DO gentlemen’s mending. 208 Powell st., room 1. ELIABLE GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO do general housework. 2917 Pine s. 1EEMAN GIRL WANTS LIGHT HOUSE- work or secoud work. 1319 Waller st. ITUATION BY EXPERIENCED WOMAN; cook in sawmlll, |ogging or mining camp, or for men on ranch. Address A., 1121 Howard st. JWEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUATION AS L fine seamstress: no objection 1o chamber work references. Call at 1605 Pine st. ADY WISHES POSITION AS HOUSE- keeper; city or country. Call from 10 A . to 9 P. M., 20215 Stocktou st., room 10. 7IDOW WOULD LIKE A PLACE AS MAN- aging housekeeper. or to do p ain sewing and mending 1 for 3 days at 821 Mission. room 3. JEAT RELIABLE GERMAN GIRL WISH! § poslilon with eideris lady or help in store. Adaress D. 1., Cail Oftice, 2526 Mission st Youse WOMAN WANTSSITUALION T0 DO chamberwork in firs:-class hotel; country pre- ferred. Cail or address 1409 Bush st. ATRTENTION, LADI'S — FIRST-CLASS dressmaker would like evening work at home: cuuing and fitting at $3 50 4 suit. Communica e F., 3983 Twenty-fourth st., who will call the evening, CALIFOR? 91:6 of Seventeenth, Townsend & and 5 DAY) EVENING, Aug 19, a1 7:30 ¢ Second degree. By orler of the Master. A FRANKLIN H. DAY, Secretary. SOUTH 8 N FRRANCISCO Lodge No. 212, F. and A. M., mests, CHIS EVENING at 7:30 o'clock for third degree. Master Masons cordially invited. By order of the Maste E. C. HARE, Secretary. 41 R L KIN—-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE 615 LAEL Subscriptions and want ads tuken. 7OUNG WOMAN RECENTLY FROM EXN land wishes & position as housekeeper for bachelor or widower. 117 Kddy st., 0om 1. 7 OUNG PARISIAN LADY OF EXPERIENCE a3 a housekeeper wants a place; will do plain mending; no objection to_short distance in coun. try. Rooms 10 and 11, 122 Post st. ERMAN GIRL OF SUME EXPERIENCE desires a housekeeper’s place: Summer resort or widower's home pr-ferred. Room 8, :07 Post. PARKER LODGE NO. 124, I 0. (. F—Members are re- quested to meet in their lodgeroom, at 1 o'clock,on THUR-DAY, to at- gn tend the funeral of our late brother, RD. CROSS, J.A. WELLS, N. G. SPECIAL NOTICES, B, JHEY ARE CLOSING OUT DRESS goods, corsets. hosiery, underwear, bed- towels, table-covers, laces, embroidery, trimmings, veilings, etc., very cheap at Ploneer Dry-Goods Store, 105 Fifth st. &= MME. MYRTLE POTIER, CABINET baths: gents and ladies. K. 12, 865 Mar- ket., second floor. B2, /0% BUSINESS CARDS PRINTED, $150: wedding work, HILL, 2215 Geary. & JURKISH CABINET BATHS FOK gents and ladies. K. 11, 12014 Geary st. £ [BAD TENANTS EJKCTED FOR s4: collections made: aty or country. Pacific Collection Co.. 415 Montuy xt.. room 6: tel. 5580, DIVIDEND NOTICES DIVIDEND NOTICE—DIVIDEND NO B 4050 coma per share) of the Mutchinson| - ugar Plantation Company will be payable at the office of the comvany, 847 Market Pn{‘es on and aiter Friday, August 20, 1897. Transfer books will close Saturday, August 14, 1897, at 12 o’clock s E. H. SHELDON, Secretary. Y JUNG LADY (SIRANGER) D:SIRES A housekeeper's place: bachelor's or widower's home preferred. 12014 Geary st., room 2. PER WANTS A CL»M P post es reasonable; good refere, Address B. ., box 159, Call. # s EFINED YOUNG LADY WANTS HOUSE- keeper's place; city or couniry. 17 Stockton st., room 32, MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLL: want ads and subscriptions taken. TOUNG MAN blacksmith-sh sober, industrions Call Office, Oakland. ESPECTABLE MAN AND WIFE WANT situations; man good on a ranch; a good gar- : can take care of horses and cows: wife is a good cook and housekeeper. Apply Ranch, box 14, Call Ofice. SPECTABLE YOUNG BOY LIVING WITH parents wishes a position in grocery-store, or arive wagon. Apply 144 Fitth st., room 6. of experience. Clerk, bux 18, Call. WISHES SITUATION IN A has had 2 years' experience; d sirong. Adaress A. ., JUPT. OR MANAGER ('F ranch: first-class Cal reference. STOCK OR GRAIN , box 165, Cali. ITUATION AS COACHMAN IN A PRIVATE ! Y place: can milk and do general work; refer- ences given. Coachman, box 93, Call. 61 LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subscrivtions sn: want ads taken. INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST.. NR Market: 200 rooms 6o 1o 5160 per nigh: £1 60 (o $6 per week; convenlen: and respectale. free bus and basgage (0 and from 1be lerry. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. JECOND GIRL, $15: GIRL, BYRON, CAL, ' $16; girl, Steuart st, $15: working house: keeper, see party here; girl, Webster, $16: girl, Geary, $16; girl. Buchanan, $15. gir, O $15; 'girl, ‘Waller, $15; girl, Vallejo, CaL, girl, Broadway, $15; girl, California, $1! girl, Sutter st., $15; girl, Ukiah, Gal, §15: 15 German, 12 Danish and'20 Swedish giris' MARTIN & CO., 749 Market, (3180 FRANKLIN ST. $20; GIRL, 0C- ¥ tavia, $20: girl, Eddy, $25; girl, Kennett, Cal., $25, see pariy here: girl, Goiden $25. , Polk st., $20: glrl, Webster, $2 meaa. $20; girl, Geary, $20; girl. Castro, $20; :1rl, Oukland, $20; girl, Fillmore, $20; girl, 1urk, $18 MARIIN &'CO., 749 Market st W ALTRESS TO GO SOUTH, $2u AND ROOM: 3 waltresses, 85 a week: 2 kitchen girls, $2 50 and $4 per week: cook, $30 and room: chamber- maid, country, $15 and room: 4 waitresses, $16 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. £, CHAMBERMAIDS, $156 AND KOOM, MUST wait some; waltress, country hotel, 20 and room, choice place; 2 chambermaids, $16 and room: 3 waltresses, city, $20 and room. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Markst st. <) CUOKS FOR GERMAN AND JEWISH < tamilies; $20 to $30 per month. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. WIDOWER IN THE OOUNTRY WITH small family wishes a lady companion, aud Dot over 40 years: a good hume to Tight PArty. Call at Winchester House, 44 Third st., room 8, bet. 9 and 3. OUNG WOMAN TO LEARN MANICURE; good home and pay if asisi In light house- work. M. M.. box 11, Call Office. JIRST-CLASS EINISHEE ON CUSTOM pants. CHAS. COOPER, 622 Clay st., room 11. Glnn TO DO HOUSEWORK. 1456 GROVE ST. "IRST - CLASS STARCHWORK IRONER wanted. Modern Laundry, 385 Eighth st IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 2408 Fillmore st. 1KL TO DO DOWNSTAIRS WORK AND cooking; wages $20. 740 Castro st. IRL TO MIND BABY. APPLY 1621 LEAV- enworth st. OATMAKERS;WANTED TO WORK INSIDE, vesimakers o take work out. 108 Eattery. IRL TO KUN ERRANDS AND DO PLAIN sewing. 14 Grant ave., room 56. JIRL TO ASSIST WITH HOUSEWORK AND care of children. 1027 sicAllister st. NE FRENCH TAILOR SYSTKM, WITH IN- structions, given away each month S F. Dresscucti.g Saloon, 916 Market st. OUNG GERMAN WOMAN FOR GENERAL housework and cooking in small family, §15. 2403 Webster st., near Jackson. OQUNG LADY AS ARTIST'S MODEL; GIVE descrintion. M., box 84, Call. 61D LABRIN-BRANCH OFFICK OF THE O CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. ANTED_EXPERIENCED GIRL, HOUSK- work and cvoking. 1224 Waller st. OMAN (21-24) LIGHT HOUSEKEFPING; $8 monthly: 11n family. £DW., box 38, Cail. ANTED-500 WOMEN AND GIRLS TO work on fruit. Apply immediately at Cali- fornia Ganneries Company, Brannan st between Third ard Fourth. IRL FOR HOUSEWORK: WAGES $18. 1409 Folsow st. ANTED — MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN FOR general housework: $15: must be wilitng to £0 to country. Call irom 9 to 12 A ., 15 De Long ave. ADY WANTED THAT CALLED SATUR- HELP WANTED-—Continued. e ECRUITS WANTED FOR THE UNITED R¥Gai e "marine corps, United States pavy: le-bodied, unmarried men, between the ot 51 and 30 years, who are citizens of the United States, or those who have legally declared their intention to become such; must be of guod char- acter and habits and abie 19 speak, read and write Tinglish, and ba beween b feet 8 inches and 6 feet in height. For further information apply at the recruiting office, 20 kilis st., ~an Francisco, Cal ARBERSHOP—8600: BEXT PAYING ~HOP in Reno, Nev.: Schairs: partinsiallments or Cash. STOLTZ, 630 Market. ARBER-SHOP, 251 SIKTH ST, MUST BE sold, cheap, by Friday. ILL SECURE STEADY SITUATION FOR loan §100: secured. A. B., box 142, Call. JEAMEN FOR AUSTRALIA, HONOLULU and Europe. 10 Steuart st., upstairs. HREE STORES IN ONE GRAND CLEAR- Bape onie: fine assortment of men's, boys' youths’ and children’s shoes sacrificed at actoal Ccost prices. 767 Market si., opp. Phelan building. RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH sL—\Want ads and subsciiptions taken. BUSINE! SALOON ON ONE O THE Bi~ streeis: one bock morth of Marker $450. ; dolng a fine business; Is easily oo A L EYss Fonrt st forih BRANCH BAKERY, DELICacy B150. Zni’anirs produce srore: gosd joun. ton: 8 nice l1vig-rooms: rentonly $12. M. Ly, 5 Fourth st- HOTEL AND BAR—OLD ESTagp. $300. Iished: 16 rooms, furnished; presens ozner there 10 YEATS a0 . OWINS the PrOperty: wily give a long lease atcheap rent: house full of steaqy ‘boarders and lodgers: good trans ent custom. ar, LESS, 5 Fourth st 350, SAL0;, BUSINESS_FINE PLAC $. OU. on Market st.: old established inan A1 locality: dolng a well-paving, steady an: transions trade; easily woith $6UU: appreciated if seen. [ LESS, 5 Four:h st. BUTCHER BUSINESS IN bEsp $2000. possivie tocacio dition; buildings inciuded: 2 good horses and carts: finely ficted np; large barn, etc.: grou.d rent oniy $5 per month; will positively clear lowest estimate 8175 per month over all expens. which will be proved by a trial and thorough | vestigation. M. LESS, 5 Foarth si. n the Western Aq- )~ MONTGOMERY CORNER OF CLAY— 52T Upen ontii 9:30 oclock: branch ofice of e Cali: subscriptions and want ads. taken. ANTED—GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO Wi the same price you buy ready- 1. your feot at the same price you oy Tac, Second. made ones, irom $1, Mission st., bet. First a < MONTGOMEKY ol., BRANCH OFFICE 52 WITME CALL; WALL ad3 muud suuscriptions taken. PAIRS—_ANOTHER LUT OF MEN'S 3000 Jivea: been wizhtly damaged: st less than one-fourth their vaiue: from 0c to $2 50. 562 Mission st., bet. First and Secoad. OT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOES FROM 250 L up to $1 25, 562 Mission st., vel. 1st and 2d. 500 FINE RESTAURA .in a flist-ciass local - fix'ures; everything Al in kiichen and dip room; is doing an excellent well-paying © Teut moderate; more than value in sighi; sick. cause of sale, M. LESS. 5 Fourih st. $950, SAREEXTERING AND © < « tracting business in the Western A - tion; building included; ground rent ouly §2 50, has a good trade. M LESS, 5 Four:h st. 5 BRANCI. BAKERY, $60. ci'ax store: v arke rent low; good place. : WELL - PAY I3 employ 2 men: prefer partner small capital required. hired ne STENBERG & C0,, ¢ ANTED, TOLOLLECL WAS K~ DUE LABOR- ersaclerks KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. Q0() BAY —BriAs.d OFFIUE OF 339 Yide Clis ivecripuons aud waas ads taken. TO LEARN BARBER irade; shops, tools, posivions furnished: 8 weeks required. S. F. Barber College, 13514 Eighth, JINE MEN'S CALF SHOES, §175: TO OR- der, $2 50; hali-soling, 25c up. $59 Howard. »7 NINTH SE — BRANCH OFFICE OF 167 N Gl Gumcription aud wans ads taken. MRY ACME H(USE, 967 MARKET ST., BE- low Sixih, for a Toom: “5¢ & nizhi: §1a week. ADIES SHOES, SOLING, 35c; MEN'S shoes, soling, 50c: all repairing dona at half the usual price. 662 Mission st., bet. 1st and 2d. AN T E D-MEN Market ob. G 25(). RESTAURANT IN GOOD Lic o - tlon; well fitted up and deing payir business: 11ving-room, furnished: low rent: 0w leaving cliy; must sell. STLNBLRG & (0., 145 Market st. ©Or SALOON: MOST PEOMINENT ANT $02€). bes: known piace opposite the ferrs . finely fitted aud well stocked: owner here 5 s and making money, but wizhes to retire: inves gaethis STENBEKG & CO, Market st WINE AND LIQUOR ORNER choicest location, Western addition: large b, and family trade: actua! value $1400: must sa STORE rifice: owner leaviug for New York, 783 Market si. 3 CORNER GROCERY AND BaK; $9.000. Giaaned 18 vy, AR B4 miense business: vecy choicest loc volce about $7000; horse, wigons property must be' sold: owner serion lease on buiiding; $5600 deposi. on lease WILKE, doing fon day at printing oftice, 31 Third st, in an- BEANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH | no triflers neca to apply: fu les: vestigat swer to letter. st.: want ads and subscriptions taken. given. Address WILKE, 783 Market st LAKKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE | NJEW WALDO LODGING-HOUSE, 765 MI> CHANGE, = 615 TRONG, MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO TAKE case of invalid lady. Call 85615 Minna st. CALL. Subscriptions and wan: ads taken. M OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE; M “Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Market: 200 rooms; Zoc to $1'50 per night: $1 50 to $6 per week: free bus and baggage to and from ferry. PERATORS ON OVERALLS. LEVI STiAUSS & CO., factory 3214 Fremont st. ANTED—GERMAN GIRL FOR LIGHT housework. 451 Guerrero st. EARN DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY at the only school receiving the goid medal: terns to ord c. McDOW ELL’S, 103 Post st. HELP WANTED-MALE. 489 MEN WANTED TO-DAY, FROM 865 TO $16 per month: 15 fruit-pickers, $20: 30 farmers, 326, $26 and $20, differe t countles 3 milkers, $20 and $25; buttermaker, $30: chees: maker, $30: 60 lnborers and teamsters, different places in city and country, 81 75, £1 60 and $1 50 2 day and §26 per month and found; 40 wood- choppers, $3, $2 60 and $1 15 per cord, tools and 004 furnished. 40 tiemakers, 6X8 8-foot ties; 10 shirgle and box boltmakers: 3 chore boys for | ranches, 816 and $10; stableman, cit/: vegetable gardener: horseshoer, city shop. MURKAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. UTCHER, COUNTRY; 3 COOKS, $350 AND $40; second ccok, $40; 3 dishwashers: hotel porter; Jap dishwarher: 3 waiters, $26: 2 waiters for bakeries and other places. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. "REE FARE! FREE FARE FOR RAIL- road teamsters and laborers, call eary: 3 brick moiders, $2 50 day. MURKAY & READY, 634 and 638 Clay st. sion st., bet. 3d and 4th—Single rooms per night, 10c to 5Uc: per week, 70c 1o §2: clean,quiet: spe- cial attention Lo morning calls; open il night. \V LSCHESTER HOUSE, 4¢ THIRD 8T, NR. Market; 300 rooms, 25c a night; reading- room; free 'bus and baggage (0 and from the ferry. E SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TOGET BOTTLE + beeror wine bc; best iree lunch. 643 Clay. czx BUSINESS k $400—Corner saloon: rooms: rent $26. $150—Partner in paying bu.iness. $275— Coruer cigar-store: rent £20. $60—("yster and chop honse: complete, $i00—Candy-siore. $60—bar $150 estublished 12 years; will clear $76 per month to esch: duties easily learned: no night work. HEALY, 917 Market QOMS, 150 TO 75c PER NIGHT: 500 4 3l b0 per week. Orlental, 226 Drumm st ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICS 10 know tha: Kd Rolkin, Keno House proprie- tor. stll rums Denver Houss 217 Third st.: iod 81 1083 per weei. AGENTS WANTED. TTENTION—FINEST EQUIPPED CARPE cleaning works on coast. Including horse Wwagons, machinery, etc.; clears $275 a month, WINSTON & CO., 646 Market st. ®6000. 5E VIEW HOU . Santa Cruz: a popular seaside resort: 20-room house; most desirably located, on tha bluff overlooking the beach. Address box 454, Banta Cruz, Cul RADFORD (ENGLAND) MANUFACTUR- ing firm, worsted coating and dress goods, re- quires resident agent for San Francisco; one ac- customed Lo import business preterred. Address Importer, 60 Tribune building, New York City. MANUFAC- MANCHESTER (ENGLAND) turing firm, white goods, cotion dress goods, etc., requires agent for ~an Francisco: must be accustomed to import orders. Address Manches- ter, 60 Tribune bullding, New York City. GENTS WANTED FOR MEDICATED wafers: positive safegnard; $1: also tonic specific for all female troubl for home use. DR AND MKS. WELGENER, 526 *ddy st GEN1S—BAKER'S NEW CO»BINATION enameled sign or universal signboard; will have & tremendous sale: notbing like it: securs sample and territory at once. BAKER En. and Mig. Co., 409 ~anchez st.. San Francisco. ROOMS WANTED. LANEK AND SHAPER mill, §3 day; cooper for winery. & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. HAND, CITY MURRAY NGINEER FOR A WINERY, COUNTRY. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. AITER,$6 A WEEK AND ROOM; WAITER, 37 a week: 8 waiters, $20 and room, city and country : waiter, $30 per month and room; waiter, $9 & week; Y young men assist waiting, etc., $15 and room: walter for s:eamer., MARTIN & CO. 749 Market st. o NIGHT COOKS: SECOND COOK, $7 A o) week. cook's helper, $20 and room: cook, city, $35: ranch cool bmflerklfio: cook, $9 a week. ot st. CHEN MA ble man, $3a D ROOM: V cek: dishwasher, $5 ok: week; 8 kitchen men, $10 and $12 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. HOP BAKER; COUNTRY SHOP: FARE AD- vanced. MARTIN & CO, 749 Market st. ELPER ON PASTRY: CALL EARLY. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Market st. _AKER'S HELPER, $25 AND ROOM. MAR- 5 TIN & CO., 749 Maiket st. UTTER AND CHEESE MAKER: CREAM- ery work. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. ESTAURANT COOK. $35; COOK, BOARD- ing-house, 330 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. MIDDLE-AGED WOMEN FOR RANCH homes, $15. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. LAIN LAUNDRESS, $20. ROOM, BOAKD, etc. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market st. AN AND WIFE FOR RANCH; S1.E PARTY here. MARTIN & CO, 749 Market st. MAN, $45: 2 COOKS, UNCH-COUNTER country restaurants, $40; dishwasher, coun- try hotel itchen hands and dishwashers, $15 and $20: waiter, couniry hotel, $15; German bedmaker, country hotel, $2i cook, $16. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. GILKMAN SECOND GIRiS, $20; SECOND girl, $156. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. | ERMAN OR SWED. GIRL, MILL VAL~ ley, $25. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. (3BBMAN GIRL, EDDY ST, $25. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st = COOKS, NO HOUSEWORK, $20 AND room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. AUSAGEMAKER, COUNTRY SHOP, $35 X and found: ironer on St. Clair machine, coun- try laundry, $35 snd found. C. R. HANSEN & ©O., 108 Geary st. BLACESMITH AND SHOER, |COUNTRY shop, $2 50 a day; blacksmith for & railroad cutfit, 840 and board; 6 4-mule teamsters, $1 60 a day; 4 2-mule teamsters, 81 50 a day; 10 laborers, oily, $175 a day. O. R. HANSEN & C0,, 1U8 Geary st. G R. HANSEN +) STARCH IRONERS; CITY. < &CO., 108 Geary st. PLAIN LAUNDRESS, COUNTRY HOTEL, fare advanced, $20: plain laundress, institu- tion, city, $20. C. R. HANSEN & Ov., 108 Geary st. ©) COOKS; SAME PLACE; $20 AND $15. C. < R. HANSEN & Cu., 108 Geary st. O0OK; GERMAN STYLE; $30. C. R. HAN- SEN & C0., 108 Geury st. HOUsE(imL. SMALL FAMILY, $256: ONE for Haywards, $:5; 4 girls, §20; 25 girls for $12 and $16 places. C. K. HANSEN & (0, 108 Geary st. ERMAN OR SWEDISH OR FRENCH seamstress, $25; second girl, $20: 16 house- work girls, city' and couutry, $£20 and $26: 8 young girls, L, $10 to $15. MISS CULLEN, 828 sutter. W ANTED — MAN ABOUT PLACE, §20: miner, $40: farmer, $20; man to pile wood, 81 day and found: Iaborers, $35 and found: cooks, aiters, dishwashers and others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. UTLER, $20. MISS CULLEN, 328 SUTTER street. ELLBOY ABOUT 17 YEARS OLD, MI58 CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. ANTED—A GOOD ADVERTISING SOLICI- tor to secure uds for an_established monthly puper: special advantages. Address or call room 1, thizd floor, Milis buiiding. ANTED—STRONG, INDUSTRIOUS AND sober young man as porter In the California Winehouse, 635 Clay st. W ANTED-2 MEN WITH $1000 EACH TO join party to Pelly Kiver, B. C.. DO passes: $10- EAT SECOND GIRL $20 TO 825, HAY- wards: see lady here 10 o'clock. MISS CUL- LEN, 323 Sutter st. all ievel route. 8. S, box 66, Call Office. EN TO REPRESEN) M ‘ifhed frm; guaranteea *salacy. 91734 Mission st. T A WELL-KESTAB- SMITH, ERMAN NURSE, INFANT, CULLEN, 328 Sutter. JBONER, s25. MISS CULLEN, 338 SUTTER. $26. MISS ANCH _COO! CULLEN, 325 sutter st. OOK, $385: SECOND GIRL, $25; $20. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter REFINED GERMAN NURSE, ONK CHILD 6 VU years, $20. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. 1ERMAN NURSE, ONE CHILD, $25; 2 GER- man and French chambermaids and sewing, $20; cook and second girl, same house, $20 and $15; 4 cooks, German style, 525, $30 and 835; 3 French, German and [rish second girls, 820, and glrls of all nutionalities for cooking and house- work. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 316 Sutterst. * RANCH COOK; NICE PLACE: $18: FARE $18: FARE PAID. MISS NURSE, 7OUNG EASTERN LADY WITH SMALL jscapital, out of o posi on, would like a business 500 as hotsaxeeper: i or conmors < e Bua O’Farrell st., rooms 4-5. Y QUSG WIDOW, SITUATION AS HOURE- keeper for bachelor or widower, or will do plain me: 106 ¥ourth st., r. % 2526 SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS AND want ads taken 10¢ THE CALL. HINESE & JAPANLSE; KST'D 20 ; Cheipitet main 1067 BRADLES @0y SaAdS: UNTER & CO.. CHINESE AND JAPAN LSK emp. office, 61415 Caitforata st., tel, main 91 HINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOY. C office; best help. 41413 O’Farrell. Tel. fi’fif APANESE EMPLOYMENT BUAK, J eary st. Tel. Sutter 2125, S v paid. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 816 Sutter st. COOKS, 835, 330, 825: 2 UPSTAIR™ GIRL& $25, $i6: boarding-house cook. $30; neat housegirl, family of 2, no wasning, $20: 6 house- irls, $25: 10 young girls to assisi, $10 1o $16. MRS. NORTOXN, 316 Sucter st. (G'BLSOF ALL NATIONALITIES TO FILL vailous positions. MRS. LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. INFANT'B NURSE: $26; GERMAN PRE- ferred. MRS LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. 00D COOK WANTED; GERMAN OR Swede preferred: American style: small wash; 830. MRS, LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. W ASTED—A YOUNG WOMAN OF REFINE- ment and good character to sssist In light housework and care of 2 children in a pleasant Oakiand home: on jroving worthy will be treated a3 & member of tne family and given musical and other advantsges: wages small. Address, wiih fnfll‘l particulars and references, M. L, boX 14, this office. _— W ASTED-15 GIRLS; WAGES 816 TO §20. ApPply to J. E. CARY, 2418 Central ave, nr. Park st Alameda WHO UNDERSTANDS VW ANITED - MAN wages $15 per moutn. 512 nursery work; Haight st. ENTLEMAN WHO WILL BE IN THE CITY 2 nights each week wishes 8 comfortably far- nished room. D., box 157, WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. HO OGRAPHIC TENI WANTED. dr s3 B. H., box 30, Call Office. OTAKY FORCE PUMP; STATFE SIZE AND AD- ESTAB- $3.):) WILL PURCHASE AN 49 lished bazaar: well loca low rent living-rooms, furnished; must be sod atonce; party leaving city. Callr. 43 Chronicle building. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—TWO PEOPLE as promoters and directors of large Klondike company: must invest $100 or upwards; certain success fliancially. Address K. K., b x 49, Call. O«‘EAN HOUSE, FOR RENT, FURNISHF responsible busi .ess man only: big bar trad exquisite grounds; RICH, 112 Montgomers st. Q¢)5/) PARTNER IN RESTAURANT; @ =OU. man not afrald of work: this is a good chapce. Appiy to B. CUKRA Minna st. $150, RESTAURANT FOR eaLe, NEAR DU, ‘carhouse; doing good business. Apply tiis office. VW ELL LOCATED CANDY-STORE: COM- piete factory; small ex pense: grent sacrifice. 124 Kearny st. &2 YUOD CHANCE — DELICATESSEN STOKE; Livin . 1234 Golden Gate, 101012 A. 3. MALL CAPITAL NEEDED: KETIRING #rom business [ offer my half interest in a very genteel “ommission office, run successfully for 13 years: suliable for eith-ra lady or a gentleman. Apply to R. V., box 9, Call Office, AKERY WILL BE BAKERY, CANDY - rooms furniture. 15t NOTION! Buchanan st 4 SOLD CHEAP ON AC priz-. F. SPENCER, Gold Beach, Or. count of departure; good store trade and out- “HOEMAKEWS PAT.HING MACHINE | side route: horse and wnson: grand 0pporiumity. wented; second-hand. Apply Cali Office. 8150 Twe. ty-second st., coruer Capp. TANTED — DELIVERY WAGON CHEAP | QALOON AND 4 FURNISHED ROOM: V for cash. Address Wagon, box 45, Call. AW N BROKER—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST- offclo hing bought. Add. COLNMAN. 41 Third. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. MINING sTOC 10,000 shares of good mining stocks for sale: your money doubled in a short :ime. For iuforma- tion address MRS. SUSIE k. FISHER, P. O. box 825, Denver, Colo. across the way from new Postoilice; reasons for elling, canuot run two places. For information apply at French ilquor-store, 32 Seventh st. B1500. reteini sis o 320, & %o o cai” EST PLACE FOR MAN AND WIFE; BAK- ery and coffee saloon: 8 furnished living. rooms: $100. 4u3 Nixth. GROCERY AND BAR; SOUTH OF $1800. gool locality. Apply Cal. MPORTED HEAVY FUX OVERCOAT: JUST the thing for Klondike. Address 3 days, B. A., box 169, Call Office. & ASS POULTRY RANCH: F800. oo A o bargain: part ¢) GREAT ST. BERNARD DOGS; 7 MONTHS oid. 228 Kllls st. EALSKIN JACKE]: 40 BUST; TOO SMALL for owner; cheap. 73 Fourth st., upstairs. W ANTED-GET YOUR SHOES MADE To nt your feet ut the same prics vou buy ready- made ones, from 31. 82, 85, $1 and #5, ac 683 cash. Diamond P. 0., Alameda Connty, box 13. $50(), SMALLSHOESTORE AND CUSTOM- I3 - shop; low rent; best reasons for selling. 416 Folsom st. F Ok SAJE—AN OLD-ESTABLISHED MAR- ke:; g0oG reason for seliing. «w L 3., box 37, Call Uffice. ],IQUOR =TOKE CH:AP—REN [ $20. CALL Dbefore 10 A. M. at 518 Valenca st Misston st., bet. First and Second sts. MEN'S 3000 BALRS — ANOTHER shoes, been siightly dsmagod, at less than one-fourth their vaiue, from 25c to §2 50. 662 Mission st., bet. First and Second. H. P. CLERK GAS ENGINE, COMPLET perfect; guaranteed. WHITE, 516 Mission st. LOT ADIES' SHOES, SOLING, 8bc; MEN'S 4 shoes, soling, SUc: ail repairing done at half the usual price. 662 Mission st., bet. 1st and 2d. E. POOL, HOUSE-MUVER, DEALER SEC- « ond-band building material, 1122-36 Mission. (OEFEE-MILL SCAL:, HAND-TRUC: ter-press, desk and safe cheap. 102 Cl OT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOKES, FR L% up to $1 25. 562 Mission, bet. ls-'z “Aghd( NSIDE MORNING ROLTE. REANONABLE_ Apply office, 0r 1019 Post st., bet. 9 and 11 A X FOR SALE. CHEaP — RESTAURANT IN wholesale district. J., box 164, this office. OR SALE—STATIUNERY AND CIGAK- store. 1613 Polk st. ELICACIES AND large windows and 4 IIvin rent cheap. Call or sddress U. M., 359 Hayes st, Call Branch Office, $£2000 OR LESS TO INVEST, WITH services, in paying business or in starting aucilo. house. A. L, 1110 Pacific. SOOD-PAYING HOTEL BU established; balf mterest 8 BARS, BACK BARS MIRRORS, SHOW cases, counters, 11nol‘um, office furniture. store and oilice furniture and fixiures: new and second- hand, NOONAN, 1017-1019-1021-1023 Mis- sion st., above Sixth. AFES—BARGAINS IN NILW AND SECOND. Shana; ait sizes; alsoa lot of ule—annmutboox:. CHARLES WALTZ 109-111 Market st., S, F. UILERS,ENGINES, 20 HAND M A CHIN. MCINTOSH & WOLPMAN, 187 Becnlkilu.nfly ARS, BHOWCASES, COUNTER! 3 B ing, ete., bought and sold. 1063 Mljo:’:f;‘&‘l:. Address Cosmopolitan kot WITH 8§ sull: bas other business; Call Office. (;00D- PAYING REETAURANT, i furnishea rooms: al must sell. B. 0., box FOR saLe CHrAP — HOUSE AND LOT, with old-established bakery business; wagon, and 2 horses. Inquire 23 Sixth s TSTAURANT — 8$500; GOOD BUSINE estublished 10 years; cheap reat. Inquire 396 Sixth st. ND AGEMCY 1lIS PAPEK IN- Soire. this oflice Grai 188 ‘IRIFd sk, Portiand, Uregou. MISSION S1.—BRANCH OFFI Tk VALl Mioscriptous | whd whss saa e ———————————————————— SEWING-MACHINES, JIRST-CLASS BARBER WANTED. after 9 A. & at 30 Turk st., saloon. CALL T S U U MONTHLY: KENTED, REPAIR: bought, sold; machine supplies. 145 ;nfn?{ $ 00D DRY GOODS BALESMAN AT ONCE. U. 5. Industrisl Agency, 165 Crocker bullding. DGESETTER WANTED, PACIFIC SHOE Company, 159 First st. '“rANTEb—DISIlWASHER AT 405 PACIFIC street. 00TBLACK WANTED; Scolt st., near Halght. Co.fl‘pnzasnn WANTED. MAX GROSS, 604 Jessle st. RRAND-BOYS WANTED. 14 MCALLISTER st., room 19. 10(). PARTNER WANTED FOR HALF- . interest in good paying busiuess; will pay 8100 per month or more to each. Call at 600 upont st, after 12 o’clock . VW ANTED_PARTNER WITH §55 IN FORK- store. Adaress 12114 Silver st ] 7 MISSION ST. FOR MEALS: THE MOST of the best for the money ; coffee 2b4c. ‘W ANTED—6 GOOD SOLICITOKS; ONLY those meaning business need apply, Cail to- day from 1010 12 4. . ¢ 2052 Howard " ©.'C. B, ANTED—BLACKSMITH FOE GENE: Wworl’. Call on S BESSER, r.lmhunt.l?\fi: meda County. OY WANTED FROM 16 TO 18 Y. learn baker’s trade. 316 Broadway. > 10 ARBERS ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- Blaeat Otce. % FUCHS, Sec'y, 335 Grant sva. WAGES 86. 205 LL KINDS BOCGHT, SOLD, o XCHANGED, repairing; lowest rates. 208 Fourth, e e— CARPET-CLEANING. ARPETS CL . RENOVATED LIKE new. J. MCQUEL N, 468 Ntevenson: tol, 5. 2ut V1LY STEAM CARPE' : ¢ i oAl -CLEANING WORKS: carpets. G, H, &' N Mgr. 38 and 40 Eighth st.; ulepho: s::fnvu%&A VY e YUU BECOMEE DISGUSTED WIT, Jpoor work send 10 SPA ULDING'S Ca : pet-beating Works, 353-57 Tehama 3’ ‘f’.'{’&i 49, DVANCE CARPET- CLEANING G 2 AR o 394, GEO, vhfic&u. pr‘t?p‘. WATTS, rellabie carpei I e works, 415 Moatliater Ter ps (CLEANING, Fo; alter- ilister. Tel. Jessio 321, LAYING, 3c; RU. 3 ples free; tel. Jessie 944 Strapion ighin VARPETS CLEANKD & RENOY mew. 23 Tanch; tei. Sooth 8 Mavbintin SB5 E MITCHELL, CARPET-CLE. co. J. ig"ias st cleaning 3c. & yardz i Mis ook ONKLIN'S CARPEL RKS, ORSGilin SIS BEATNG WD s PROFESSIONAL CARDS. J LAW UFFICES, ROOMS OHN £ RICHARDS, 76, San Frandisco, oap. " 00 telephons Main ARBERS UNION—FREE EM. 3 Bhireas, s rourin st opstairs” 1 Lome s —_— % T e ILL SECURE STEADY SITUATI Wun $100; secured. A. R., box 143, ?Jfil.ron 26 and 27, Crocker L = R CAPITAL) WANTS Y OUNG LADY (SMALL 2d floor. gentleman partner. 9 Powel , room 8 -HOUSES. 16 Buoxs, coan ER, CLI month.. 22 rooms, all T ARS $100 A .. 81 23 roonss, sunny coraer. e 12 rooms, on Golden l:‘m 14 rooms, on Fourth Utker bargains. M i, 1020 Market DOW HOUSE; rooms all rented. S HOUSE; WORTH DECKER. 1020 10-ROOM COEN R $800; must be soid. Market st. =1 F ROOM HOUS $150. S avioe vE TGITL & MRKT. $530 6350 1200 350 arket FINE LOCATION SR, 1020 Market. N—17 EM¢. NI L S Al s 14 rooms: cholce location Noith of Market; 28 rooms; part cash Sutter gt.; 45 rovms; rent $70; part cash. And other bargains, Anderson & Co., 71 — OMS, FUKNISHED HOUSE- )'l:(gfi“su l;:nlm el’. Call P. M. 835 Mission, FURNITURE FOR LE. T NG N CITUKRE OF 5 R* OMS FOR SALE; NO k m“ I‘:u“nnuu. 8288 Howard st. STOVES CAKPLTS, COUN- YA TR e N BRSO, 112 PHE BESL farkec st OLD KA NGKS AR ?'g’ill%'ul' MEY RS CO., 847 FURNITURE WANTED. SLVET OB WILTON CARPE1S: 2 BED- . “and 1 parlor set: in good condition; no dealers. THOMPSON, 259 Post st. PHYSICIANS, Di: 2864 O GO’ DUNNELL, 1206 MARKET, RES 26%h st diseases of won-‘-nmoinv. RE; NEEDS FURNITUKE; BEST ”:efouwsnumm 1228 Market: postal. NDIANA AUCTION CO. REMOVED 10 19 I ‘Montgomery st.; highest prices paid,