The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 6, 1897, Page 8

8 THE SA FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 1897 NOTES FOR THE NATIONAL GUARD A Dissatisfied Captais Ex- presses Himself Openly About Camp Budd. Guardsmen Who Object to a Very Young Man on the Major-General’s Staff, The Camp of the First at Ukiah and the Battle of Silhouette Valley. Recently there has been dissatisfaction in the National Guard of the State that does not tend to make it & harmonicus body and draw young men to the ranks. and men, in vio'ation of the ethics govern militery men, have taken sabout matters and things connec'ed with the guard, and some of them have not gone be hind the bush to give vent to thelir opinions. Captsin William Bruce of B Corpany, Sixth that infantry, located at Stockton, has of late de- clarea that the camp of the Third Brigade at santa Cruz was a decided fai ure, tnat the men had a good time, but that while thatis one of the pleasurable parts of an encamp- ment, that is, haviog a good time, it is not that for which the money was appropriated, butto impart military action. He also cxpressed the opinion that there are too me; generals in the guard. His reflect! conduct of the camp at Sa te about the superior officers, it thought, may bring him before a court ma tial. 1t it does the captain may possibly ex- press himself more fully and give reasons for his conduct that may arouse the cu y of the people who pey for the meaintenance of the guard. One topic of discussion during the week has been uvon the visits of the major-general to the several encampments that have been held. The gist of tne discussion was: *The major-general and his staff came, he saw, he was tendered a review, and t good did that accomplish? Did he do anything at either camp for the advancement ot he guard? Did his presence cheer the men on to better- ment in the discharge of their Guties?” The major-general does not care to diseuss Na- tional Guard matters for publication, conse ins ns on the ta Cruz end his ut- is quently the questions remain unanswered But the guardsmen say they could have spent time devoted to & review to mu advantage 1n field given them some ractice, which v idea of military duty Captain Carrington of the United State Army, who is detailed with the Natioual Guard of this State as inspector, i< prepar his reports of the four camps heid and, while he has not spoken officially as he has expressed himseif as opposed to much pleasure as Was noticea At son something 10 say on that subject in his re- ports. There has been cousiderable murmur of dis- satisiaction 8s to the action of the majo reneral in a recent appointment on his staff. Passing over men who have done duty in the guard long enough to entitle them to service | medals, “e appointed a very voung man named Schmitt, one who i3 still at the univer- sity, to the position of major on his staff. At one of the camps this youns major passed by a group of men who hsve grown gray in the service, and one of them asked, “Has it come 10 that, that we have to salute a mere boy?” An oficer who was standing by, remarked, “It is the uniform and the shoulder straps that you have to respect.” These men say that they have no objction 10 seeing young men advance, but in order to advance, they cer- tuinly ought to have experience that s requi- stte to fill stations to which they are advanced. Tney aiso say that such apr voung men from joining th Tot see any chance of promotion. It is asserted that in point of excellence, the camps held this year rank as follows: Santa Monics, Camp Budd, Camp Macdonald and Camp Shafter. The First ment. Colonel James F. Smith, commanding the First Regiment of Infantry, Second Brigade, speaking of Camp Macdouald at Ukiah, ex- pressed himself as exceedingly well pleased with the week's outing at the camp. He statea that the men had a new experience in the way of field practice, and that he was gratitied to note how well the men acquitted ihemselves in the performance of duties that were entirely new to them. One day tnere was patrol duty for miles from the eamp for H the purpose of securing information and mak- | ing maps of the country, “‘and,” said he, would be surprised to see the intelligent work they did.” Then there was a day to the duties of soldiers sent out as an advance cuard und a third day there was atteck and defense. All of these showed that the men quickly com- prehended what was demanded of them. -On the morning of Friday before tents were struck the regiment, which during tne time it was in camp had an average of 600 men, was divided into two forces, the Blues and the Browns,” said another military man who visited the camp for the purpose of watch- ing the regiment, “and they were started at half-past 8 o'clock, moyivg in difterent direc- tious for the purpose of muking the attack and defense, The Browns, under command of Major Charles Boxton, represented six com- pauies of infantry, a platoon of srtillery, a troop of cavalry and a detaii from the sanitary corps under command of Captain Farreli. The Biues, representing equal forces was under command of Msajor H. T. The Browns marched considerable distance you along the Lake road, through a farm vardand | field and a line was formed facing south. There the company on the right, Ceptain O'Niel, was designated as the advance guard and the company on the left, Captain Richter, the rear guard. The artiliery was stationed on the extreme'left of the rear field and the sani- tary corps on tne extreme right. guard moved in & southerly direction, form- ing a point, flunkers, subport and reserve, the cavalry following at'a distance of & huudred yards, “The advance moved cautiously toward wooded ground. end in a short time reached the underbrush end disappeared. At that the main body, about 200 yards distant, moved forward, the artillery, cavairy, sanitary corps and rear guard following. After enter- ing the undergrowth ana when the command tomove was given 1t was by the bugle call which was indiscreet, as it gave the Biues, wio were momentarily expected, an 0ppor- tunity to locate the Browns. Bulin this the Browns were equeled by the Blues, who, as soon as the Browns’ advance appcared on & small_kooll overiooking the coast rond and the hills on the south of a vailey, made known their presence by a bugle call. The advance and the main body theu moved acrossa dry creek and fields, the artillery, mounted troops and mounted officers movingin a circritous Toute into the upper field. Tne advance was passing over the top of Lill, and the artillery was in & position commanding a sweep of the valley cailed Sillouhete, and the main body was sheltered by large Tocks on the brow of the hill when the first gun was heard. Shortly thereafter the Biues placed themselves in evi- dence on theopposite side of the valley coming down a hill. “The fire was returned by the Browns’ artil- lery and the Browns' advance made a rush down the valiey, but it was for a moment re- pulsea by the fire from the Biues’ left flank. ers, who in coming down the hili gained a sirong position on a small rocky knoll. This. however. did not hold, for they left it and went to their support on the right, and the | Browns’ artillery took and beld the position that had been vaceted. Browns' cavalry executed & movement in going down the valley that lelt it unprotected §od exposed to the fire of the enemy and a fine sarget for compiete annihilation. Then ibers was rapid firing, the advance of the Blues moving and closing the gap berween themselves and the Browns, and when within & bandred yards of each other the rear guard of the Browns came up snd the men of each command moved toward each other until they were separated by only a fence. Atthat time the nd}:‘nnce of ‘the Blues, under com- Ihand of Lieutcnant Davis and supporied by a Tompany of Blues, commanded by Captain e, moved: forward to the linc of icnce, firing rapidiy all the time, end the men were Foui 1o engage in a haud-to-hand confl ct A hen the oidar 10 cease firing was given. At mu moment Major Boxtou came up with Lis o i fce. Twoor three times the Blues ap- = hed the best of the fizht, but it parent!y S ha a . the Browns wou nVve Cap urc seemed ag il U egeard, For a time the ex- the 81 citement wa! very active ntense and the men did some :v;rh After it was all over the Oficers | to talking | i the | camps. and it is probable that he will have | Sime. | The adysnce | In the meantime the | several positions that had been assumed were viewed and the mistakes of the day discovered and discossed. ” 3 ‘ When the Mnjor-General reachel Ukiah ail the steff and line officers di-mounted. | marched from the camp to the hotel and paid | iheir respects to the ¢ -mmanding officer. He acknowledged the courtesy by sayins some- | Aching Jaudatory of Colonel Smith. There are many of the officers who feel hurt that in his tle speech the Majoi-General said never a | word about the line ufficers who had come to | show him a courtesy. 1t is said that the breaking of camp was one of the prettiest sights of the week. When the bugle was sounded to strike teuts every struc- ture of the white village went downas if it | hiad bezn but one tent. The Fifth Regiment. Since the previously published order No. 10 | from regimental headquarters of the Fifth Regiment, Second Brigade, fourteen men were discharged, eleven on account of removal, one for the good of the service and two at expira- tion of term of service. | Corporal F. M. Magill has been returned to Company A without loss of time. Sergeant P. Treanton, Company D, has been reduced to the ranks at his own request. The following apvears in oraers: The commanding officer wishes to thank the | officers and men of the regiment for toe good work aone at CampShateer, held during the montn | of July at Sania Cruz and to congratuiate the reziment on the showiug buth in numbers at camp ani also at al drillsand parades during the week. The camp was ona of the best that has been held by the regiment and shows a :teady alvancement of officers and men. The following appointments are hereby an- nounced: | Private J. C. Ellis, Comnany A, to be corporal, with rauk from July 17. 1897; Private D. A. Jumper, Company A, to be corporal, with rank from July 18, 1887: C.rporal J. Barrow, Company 1), to be sergeant. with ranx from July 15, 1897 Private A F. Hanson, Company F, quartermas.er- scrgeant, with rank from July 12, i897. The Naval Militia. | Colonel H. P. Bush presided last Monday | night in the armory of the navai miliiia and | orgeanized tne engineer division. George R. Kingsland was elected first assistant engineer, H. P, Gray second und G:orge M. Merriman third. Twenty-six men were entolled, and it 1s probeble that not more than that number wiil be enrolled, as the Camanche had not a cupacity for a greater number. The naval militia will drill in the infantry tactics to-morrow night. Tae charter m:mbe: nt to Goat Isiand ye clambake. BUSH WAS PLUCKY, e i s of the first division risy and enjoyed a A Policeman Climbs Through a Win- | dow After a Burglar and Ar- | rests Him. | Policeman Bush, whiie standing in the | cinity of Mission and Second slreeui hortly after 3 o’clock yesterday morning, saw a man break a window in the hou:e on the northwest corner of | open it and climb inside. Bush whistled for Policeman Cooney, | and then_ pluckily mbed through the | open window aiter the burglar. It did not take him long to find him and make him throw up his hands. Bush placed him under arrest ana sent him to the City Prison, where he was booked on a charge of burglary. He gave the name of Thomas Coursey, | a teamster, 22 years of age, but it is sup- | posed to be a fictitious name. As an ex- cuse for his conduct he said he wasdrunk | | and d:d not know what e was doing, but | { e was sober enough when Bush caught | { him. ! 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THE MEMBELS OF TH® San Franciseo_Thistle Club are requested 1o meet at Shiels’ bt ding, 3% U’Farreli st, MONDAY. ~eptemb r 6, 817:45 p. M. to pariicipate In the Scotch parade at Mechupics’ Pavilion. Officers and members of commitiees are expected Lo wear badges. All clansmes cted Lo atteL e A A DA W SUN, Royal Chief. G. M. PATERSON. Reco:der SCOTCH NIGHT AT THE Mechn nics’ Puviion — Members of the Caledoniun Club are reque ted to assemble aL Sniels buiuing, 52 O'Far- Tell st, Monduy evening, September 6, at 7:43. to meet oth:r Scotch societies aud pl’l)fillfl to the Paviiion in a by D. R. McN eILL, Chiet. JamEes H. DUNCAN, Secretary. = .51, ANDREW'S SQCIE(XxC Scottish vight at the Fair MON- DAY, Sepiember 6. Members and friends invited to meet at 32 U'Farrell & & & st, 7:45 P. M. receive tickets: thence marcn to f chani Pavilion. Mechunies By Pk w WILKIE, President. W. C. CoOK, ~ecretary. . SOCIE1Y of Cahfornia Pion- eers. — Regulor _monthly ceting of the members THIS (MONDAY) EVE ING av 7:30 o'clock. A tall az endance iv requested. «s business of portance will come before the meeting. JOuN L SPEAR, Secretary. DEVINE SCIEN: E CLASS. PrIM. arv cluss will commence Tuesdar, 7th. 10 AM Home College, 3360 Seventeenth st. In thiv class will be tauzht tuodamental principles of healing. Ail wishing (o arrange for this course should be present. ¥ s 7, CHAEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA— THE WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the United States or Uanada one year ior 1 50, postage free. SPECIAL NOTICES, 5 ALASKA GULDFIELDS, EXPEDITION ‘10 COPPER RIVER WILL Sall. STEAMER PROTECTION, MA NTLY EQUIPPED. With all ki )¢ and other machivery aod provisions for one year, with relurn passage. ~ecure pissage of J. & KIMBALL, 22 MARKET ST., TREASURER. For information apply to E. C. Sberman, ma 503, Spreckels builatng. Or 1o Smith’s Cash Siore. 25 Market st. CLEOD, PLYCHOTH“RA- c and magnetlc hea er. s st MKS. DR. FiH, 365 GEARY, ROOMS =" 1 and 3; electrician; alcobol Turkish baths; without a rival. &5.-'.\(.\”; MIKANDA, ELECTRIC AND foom 51, 1122 Maiket st. vapor baths. 1000 BUSIN ES~ CARDS 8150, lting cards 26¢. HILL, 2214 Geary B BAD 1EMANIS ESECTED FOR St collections made: aty or couniry. Pacific 3 Montev e, room 6 tel. 5580, I FITUATIONS WANTED—Continnea. l T T e T N T T S It e Ymoa pince as’ housekeeper; no ob jection to short distance in country: botel or widower's home preferred. Room 2, 223 Post st. TOUNG ENGLIH LADY, FORMERLY IN %00d circumsta ices, desires a place us house. keeper: hotel or widower's home preferred. 1.7 Eddy st, reom 1. TRONG YOUNG WOMAN WANTS WASH- g or housecleaning by the day: reference. 949 Howud st. 15 HARRIN-BRANGH OFFICE OF THE O CALL ubscriptions and wanc ads taken. 7OUNG FRENCH WIDOW OF SOME EXPE- rience wants a permanent place us hou-eaeep- ity or country. 12414 Geary st., room WOULD LIKE A e HELP WANTED-—Continued. HELP WANTED-Continued. 00K FCR SANTA CRUZ, $2 . general housework, $20 to $25. CER, 1321 Park st., Alumeda. JOHT lsiot'srszoxx: AMERICAN FAM- ¥ of 3; Curistian home: wage: A at 1310 Fell st , near Broderick. Ll 1KLL ASSIST [V GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 160 Albion ave., bet. Sixteenth and Seven- teenth streets. COOK, §: MRS, £P. 2,80 To-DAY 5 LABORERS FOR WOODS, $20 and $26 and board. and 5 laborers for mill, $27 and board, winter's job and fare advancel; 40 srape-piccers. 2 months' work, $26 and bowrd; farmer_and wite, steady place all the year, $ ranch blac<smith, $30: rauch carpen er: cellar man and wi. emaKers for vineyard; German gar- dener, $25: man to work in vegetuble gurden, $15 to $20: farmhards, £20: lavorers and teamsters, 20 and $26: disnwasher. coutry hotel, $15. R WARD & €O, 608 and 610 Clay st. BUSINESS CHANCES. 300, CORNER, sALOO LLENT & Jocation: 3 private ‘rooms: low rent; dolng well-vaylug trade: nicely fitted up; owner engaged in o her business. M. LESX, 5 Fourth, 3 HOTEL IN A LIVKLY COUNIRY &1400 town; 30 rooms well ifurnished: old established house: rent only $50 per niouth: do- ing & profitable business; house always filled wiih £001, steady patrons, aiso wel-payiny transient business. M. LKS=, 5 Fourth st IRST-CLASS TAILORESS WANTED, BOW- " HAY'S, 504 Sutter st. 1RL To ASSIST IN GENERAL HOUSE- work; waze. $10. 1716 Post st. S ANTED—FIRST-CLASS SKIRTMAKER. 121 Posts'., room 2. TOUNG WIDUW, STRANGKR, WISHES TO make herself generally usetul. Eoom 5, 223 Mason st. TTENTION, LADIkS — FIRST-CLASS dressmaker would like evening work at home: < and fitiing a. §3 50 u suit. Lommunica e . 3983 Twenty-fourth st., who will call he evenin SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. SE & JxPANFSE; ENI'D 20 Y KARS: Lmuin 1997. BRALLEY & Cu..640 Clay ESE AND JAPANESE ifornia st. tel. main 231. UNTER & Co.. CHL emp. office, 614145 C 7OUNG GIRL TO ASSIST LIGHT HOUSE- work. 430A Fuiton st. IRL FOR GENrRAL bOUSEWORK: wages $12. 618 Glden Gate ave. ANTED—WAITER FOR SHORT ORDER hous . $1 a day: walter, counry boarding: house, $20; waiter, private boarding-house. $25; portes, country hotel, $15: dishwashers, city and country. $,0 to $20: Japanese waiter, $20. ANDRE'~, 308 ~tockion si. HOE SALESMAN WANTED; OUR COAST S alesman retir.a to open business: his large es- tablished trads n>w open for an_experienced road shoe salesman on commission; send full experi- e S Ceferopoos: sempes teady. Address Boot and * hoe Mfg Co.. Boston, Mass. 7 UNCE—GOOD SAUSAG“- W Market, 605 ANTED AT OOK WANTED AT 147 TAYLOR 81.; CALL maker. W ashington-square early. Montgomery ave. PPRENTICE ON COATS; PAID WHILE | (1OOD GERMAN BOY WANTED IN GRO. learning. 516 Geary st. c-ry-store. Cor. Freelan and Zoe, bet. Third and Fourth. IRL, :IGHT HOUSEWORK, $10 TO $12. After 9 o'clock, 3835 Army st., nesr Church. JIKLS WELL SKILLED IN_FLOWER- painting; must be proficient. Send sketch to Stockton Art Pottery Company, Stockton, Cal. HINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT best help. 4141z O'Farrell. Tel K. 426, {XPERIENCED APPRENTICE ON FIKST- «lass coats. 216 Kearny st., room 1. EMPLOYMENT BUnkaU. 709 Tel. Sutter APANESE veary st EMOVED—DR WISE, THE clalist, to 1118 Murket s: LADIES' SPE- private disorders. KLIABLK. HANDY MAN: CITY OR COUN- try: accountant; good horseman; any kind of Becurity -0+ re<ponsible positiou; good ref- D. K., box 167, C.| Office. RII0ING MRS, 50 YOu WAST A FHAG tical mining man to goto Alaskn for you? it you ao, I can suiv you. M. M, box 86. Call Office. I WACHMAN WHO UNDERSTANDS HIS work thoioughly: best references; cai aso take care of garden and milk cows. Coachman, bux 111, Call Uftice. \lAS WISHES SITUATION AS TEAMSTER AVl 2 or 4 horses. Adaress 7.6 Geary st. IVELY, INDUSTRIOUS MIDDLE-AGRD ~ German wisnes situation in private famnily to care for horses, dilv- and gardeuingand maxe himsel{ generally nseful: cily or country; referen- ces. H. H., 25§ Stevenson s. JITUATION AS ST OGRAPHER oR W clerk bv a young man with 10 years’ .experi- euce in railroud deparuments, banking and Goy- ernment service; first-cluss testimoniuls. G. S. 1., tox 122, Call 615 1 \ ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- M es, jewelry,sealskins. Uncle Harris, 15 Grantay LAKKIN_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALLY rubscrinitons sk want ad« taken. IEL TO TAKE CARE OF 2 CHILDREN 3 and 6 years; must have education; one who can speak French or German preferrea; 1eference requited. «all ~aurday ariernoon and sunday morning, 816 Sutter st. (GIBL, 11 oRt 12 YEAKS OLD. WANTED near San Jose: family of2: no child-en. Ad- dress . H. BRY ANT, Williams road, ~an Jose. BoY; ABOUT 15 YEARS OLD, WANTED TO work in a candy-store; must live at home with his parents. Inquire at 7 ' Farrell st. TSDUSTRIOUS AN WITH $75 10 OPEN kuod business: clears $50 monthly. 223 Fourih. 3 YOUNG MEN TO GO SOUTH; N0 EXP&KI- ence: also seamen. HERMAN'S, 637 Clay st. Y OUNG GERMAN BUTCHER WANTED. 131 Fitth s 00D DISHWASHER WAN st.: call early. T ANTED—DISHWASHER. street. ED, 185 FIFTH 1191 MARKET y _0Y TO WORK IN BAKESHO! 1 > wages. 612 Kearny st. ; SMALL 00D PANTS-FINISHER WANTED AT 373 OY, WITH REFERENCE, FOR DRY-GOODS s.ore. 1221 Stockton st, City. ANTED-TWO GIRLS FOR FURNISHED Natoma'st. W rooms. 41: Seventh, nr. B oadway, Oakiand. T ANTED—A GOOD WAITER. 34 FOURTH st.. basement. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es, jewelry, sealsikins. Uncie Hairis, 15 Grant av N (300D KITCHEN MAK. 1135 OAK STREKT. BANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NIa Ld st: want ads and sucscriptions taken. b ISEWASHER WANTED. 6 EAST ST, Magnolia Cafe. EARN DRESS. AKING AND MILLINERY 4 authe only school receiving the o d medal: paiterns 1o order 25c. MCDO W ELL'S, 103 Post st N1 Q51 CONVENITENT AXD RESPECTABLE; A winchester House, 44 Third st., near Market: 209 rooms: 25c to $1'50 per night: $1 50 to $6 Per weex: free bus and baggage to and irom ferry. © BLACKSMITHS HELPERS WANTED AT Z Eighteenth and Sanchez sts. CARPENTERS WANTED., 103 CLARK ST, between Drumm and Davis. “'.»\.\'r)-;n_(:oox; CARPENTER ON COL- NE FRENCH TATLOR SYSTEM, WITH IN- COLLECTOR WISHES PO-| as horse and buggy: ra.h se- box 11 Call. XPERLENC siilon: aged 2: curity givea. Address Coliector, SRENCH ROY WANTS A SITUATION IN private family to care horses or garden; no ob- Jections (0 couniry. Addres: 317 Thirdst. - (1ENITLEMAN SPEAKING AND WRITING German, Spanish Freach and Enzlish wishes position as oflicemsn or salesman: molerate salary. Address A. B., box 44, Cal: Office. JTRONG WOMAN DESIRES SITUATION AS D cook on a ranch: will give good satisfaction, JUF. CROSETT & C0., 316 Sutter st. NEATL YOUNG AMERICAN WOMAN DE- AN “sires situatio « in an American family as mald or nurse: has xvod references. J. F. CROSETT & C0., 316 >utter st. INCHESTER 1iOUSE. 44 1 HIRD ST. NR Market: 200 rooms B¢ .o 8150 per nighc: £1 £0 10 $6 per week; convenlent end respectable; ree bus and baggage 10 and from ke lerry. NS AND WANT ALS FORTHE CaLL taken a: brancn ulice by Huyes e} open until ¥:30 o'clock. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. ‘LASS TRISH GIRL DESIRES SITU- }‘IKS | I ation; good cook and heuseworker: 7 years last place: Jewish family preferred. MISS CULLEN, 23 Suttr EAT N CULLEN, YOUNG WOMAN WITH A CHILD siuation: $10; references. MISS 28 Suiter st. ‘LASS SEAMSTRESS AND SECOND ;oK girl desires si mation; best references; city or country. MISs CULLEXN, 323 Sutter st. CMPLOYMENT OFFICE—MRS LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. (rel. Main 533%), turnishes best help of all natioualities. Gr,fi.\ux LADY, WHO SPEAK - FRENCH, has had experience wouid like position housekeeper or laly’s companion, or by eldery couple. or by childr n: can doail kinds of sewing or handiwor. Address SE. cor. Baker and Lom- bard s 5. GERMAN, FRENCH AND IRISH SECOND ) girls, $20: 4 cooks, German style, ¥25 ana $30; cook, smali boarding-house, $25; witress, country hotel. 82, chambermaid, assist walting, $20: and a large number of girls for cuoking and housewor< in city und country. J. ¥. CROSELT & CO., 316 Sutter st. W ALRESS Crry HOTEL, $20: CHAM- bermard. city hotel, $18. (. k. HANSEN & 0., 108 Geary st. AUNDRESS, PRIVATE FAMILY, CITY, $20. C R HANSEN & CO,, 108 Geary st. siructlons, given awsy each month. 5 F. Dresscutiig Saloon, 916 Market st. 167 Jre oraEEANGE - orriuk oF Tra CALL: MUDICHPUOL buu WHa: Bu3 aken, HELP WANTED-MALE. W ANTED-WI EMAKERSTS AND FOUND: desig: er and modeler 0.1 picture frames, §2 50 0 $3 day: solar printer: carriage back-mith’s heljer. $10 10 $12 week, matlress weaver, $2 10 8 50 day- uphoisterer. $2 to$2 50 day: stubli- man, $35 and tound: tal or for country: ladies tallor: German boy for grocery, $10 ard iound: 8 xranice cutlers, $2 to $3 day: “tarmers, teamsters, laborers, weolchoppers; fruit pickers, far- paid, 80c day aod board, and others. Apply toJ. K. CROSETT & C ©., 628 Sacramento s . ANTED—COUK FOR MINt RS, $30 AND found; cook, cuuntry resiaurant, $40 and found: fry cook, 140: holel and res aurant wait- ers, $25 to $40: 5 lunch and diuner waiters, $25 10 #35 extr. waiters 8150 day: dishwasher, coun- try hotel, $20; second cook and baker, country, $40; pantry m. #$, week, and others. Appy o J. £. CRUSETT & CO., 528 Sacramento st. T AIN'T NO LIE THAT WE WANT 2965 men and boys for different positions bi.led separately on our bullet:n boards; come read fcr ourselves. MURKAY & READY, 634 and 646 Cay st 3() PER MONTH AN, FOUND, FALE 75¢.; 20 men and strong boys wanted for lurge bank syndicate 10 pick grapes, work in pack- ing, drying houses, etc., exceptionaliy good place, MURLAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. QECOND GIRL, CITY, & sta'rs work, $15. C. k. M3 Geary st. RENCH NURSEGIRL, 815: NURSEGIRL and sew, $12: nurse for 1 infant, $15; younc girl_to assist with 2 children, $12. C. R HAN: SEN & CO.. 108 Geary si. GIRL FOR UP- NSEN & Co., 108 7 ANTED—WORK BY THE DAY OR HALF day: any kind: first-class laundress: reference 327 Eddy st. JORTH GERMAN GIRL DESIRES A POSL tion to do upstalrs work and sewing; clty Call 1411 Larkin st V L references TOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION FOR housework and assist in cooking. Call at 1338 Waushington st.; uo postal. W /oW “WOULD_LIKE POSITION _IN lodging-hous= as housek eeper; ciLy or coun- try; or plain sewing. Call 821 Mission, room 3. RMAN WOMAN WISHE working housekeeper. Polk st. l)usrrxax WANTED BY KEFINED YOUNG ludy in an office, a store, or as copyist. Address b.x 99, 1RI, WISHES SITUATION TO DO LIGHT lLousework or ‘ake care of baby. 61 Federal. TOUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES PUSITION at upstais work: wages $15. Call or address 508 Devisadero st. POSITION AS il at bakery, 217 A S EXPERIENCED DKESSMAKER WILL £\ accept_engagements iu families by the day or week; terms reasonable. Apply 1213 Scoit st (GIEL 16, WOULD LIKE 10 LEAKN DRESS X making; knows a littie about sewing. Ad- dress 1910 parkia st., In the rear. TOUAG GERMAN WOMAN WOULD LIKE 10 g0 out by the day for oftice work or house- gleaniuz. Apply MES. M., 1909 Geary st, fiist or. YQUSG LADY DESIR.S A POSITION AS housekeeper. Address 32 Fourth st. Y OUNG LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION AS ekeeper; city or country. Koom 15, 3614 TOUNG PARISIAN WIDOW.THOROUGHLY experienced, wants a housekeeper’s piace, sum- mer resort or widower’s home preferred. Rooms 10 wnd 11, 122 Post st. SWEDISH GIKL WISHES SITUATION TO do_second work in nice private family. Ad- dress 158 Futih s, DRIVATE FAMILY (OOK, #30, CALL early. C.R. HANSEN & Co., 108 Geary st IRL, HOUSEWOKK, FRE<NO., $:0. SEE party here. C. R. HANSEN &CO,, 108 Geary. OUSEGIRL FOR PALO ALT0, SEE PARTY here, $20. C. R. HANSEN & C0., 108 Geary. T OUSEGIRL, SMALL FAMILY, ANTIOCH, « party here, $15, . K. HANSEN & CO, U8 Geary st IRL TO ASSIST IN RESTAURANT, $12 Scandinavian second gir', $20: girl for general housework, city, $25; young wirl (o assist, $12; 6 girle, housework, $20; 15 girls, assist ousewnrk, | #15, $12. C. kK. HANSEN & CO,, 108 Geary st. W ALTRE 1Y RESTAURANT, $6 A week: 2 waltresses. Oakland, $15 and ;oom; waltress, city res aurant, 815 and room: waitress, coun.ry hotel, $20 and room: wa.iress, city hotel, $20 and room; wailress, sssist pantry work, $15 and room- waitress, assist cooking, country. 315 aud room: waitress assist_chamberwork, $15 and room. MAKRTIN & CO., 749 jarket si. 965 21en and boys can Aind work st our of- fices; come and reat these positiuns and go to woik; every posision 1s billed separately, come, read for vourselves: 68 Iuborers, city works. 3175, $1 80 and $1 508 _day and $26 a month and biard; 40 teamsters, $1 75 and $1 60 a day and $26 a month: 2 blacksmiths and horseshoers: 8) temakers: 185 woodchoppers, B2 60, #2 10 und $1 50 a cord, tools and foud advaiced: 3 brickmo ders, $2 50 a day. MURKAY & READY, 634 und 636 C.ay st MEN 9, T0 WORK IN WINE-CELLARS, packing-houses, eic., $26. $25 and $20 per month aad found: 60 farmers vrchwid and vine- yard hands, $26, $25 and $20 per month'aud found ; 3 chor buys. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. 500 RAILROAD TEAMSTERS, LABORE®S, DUV rockmen, ete.: free fare: not tare advanced, but free fare, free f.e. MUKKAY & KEADY, 634 and 636 Clay st. y P R R COMPANY AND S J. V. R. R. . Company have given us very cheap rates any- where and everywhere we are shippinz men and boys to: come ind see us: 30 iruii-pickers ior Contra Costa Co., $30 and found. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. 1 5() SAWNILL W ODSMEN, FREE FARE; DU washer, harness-cleaner, city stable. 35 andfound per mouth: to- to work in a factory. (GIRL ALAMEDA. §25; GIRL EDDY, 825 T gnl. Jackson, $25; eirl, country, $25: gir Page, $:0: giri, O'Farrell, $20: ziri, Ellis, $20; giri, Central ave., $20; girl, scott, $20: zirl, Turk ¥20: girl. Buchauan, $20: girl, Alxmida, $20: ir, Fresno, $20; gicl, Berseley, $20: Iast st, $.8. MARTIN & CU., 749 Market st. (3BL MONTERLEY, $15; (1%L POST. $16 ¥ gir,, Sutter, 815; girl, O'Farrell, $16: girl, Webster, $15; irl, Kentucky, $15: girl, Valij, Cal, 8 b gir, Harrison, $1; gir,. Gre-n, $15: girl, S0 oma, §15: girl. Athione, $15; girl, Golden Gate ave, $15. MARTLN & CU., 749 Market st. DRENCH COOK, CITY, 825: GERM AN COOK, city, $25: cook. Osklund, $30; cook, Alameda, §25: COOK, City restaurant, $15 and rodm; cook, delicacy store, $5 & week: Colcred cook, Nevala, $30 and room. MARTIN & CU., 749 Market st. +) LAUNDRESSES, COUNTRY HOTEL, §22 50 aud room: launaress, councry, $35 and room; fancy ironer, Uakland $35 and found; lalindres: Alame ta, $25 aud found. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market si. ASSIST KITCHEN, RESTAURANT %15 and 100m: young girl. assist klichen, city re.aurant, $10 and room. MAK- TIN & Cu., 749 Market st JERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION IN nice private family: general housework and cooking ~ Address 158 Fif:h st. «F, HOP - PICKERS; GOOD PAY: £ part; Monday A M. MARTIN & C¢ Marke st. OUSEKEEPER; POSITION IN CITY OR Oakisnd. «ddress 1209 siarket; room 15, GIRLS, $12. LIGHT H)OUSEWORK, $10 TO MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 15 JW ANTED—EY NEW ENGLAND WOMAN, work In private family: «ood cook and laundiess. Please call on MES. M., 124135 Mar- 1 ket st., near ~inth. 7OUNG LADY WISHES A SITUATION TO assist in general housework: wages $15. 2315 Langton st., near Howard, upstairs. JOMAN WITH A CHILD, 810, COUNTRY MISS CULLE N, 323 Sutter. V HAMBERMAID AND WAITRE:S, MiS> CULLEN, 328 Sutter. HAMBERMAID AND S+AMSTRKSS, $20. J MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter. $20. MULKAY & READY, 631 und 636 Clay st. ] 4' © MEN, B YS{AND WOMEN SECURED O work 'last_week from us. S0 can you. MURRAY & READY, 634 sud 633 Clay st. [AKEE WANTED, C UNTKY SHOP, 35 5 ‘and found: second baker, 830 and found.’ thira baker, §20 aud found: waiter for an insitution: 6 cooks, $30 10 $4U: 3 waiters, $25 to #30; 6 dish- wastiers, »20 and found. »UKRAY & KEADY, €34 and 636 Cley st. 5(() FRUIT AND GRAPE PICKERS, $30 per month and found; call ear.y to-day; these jubs ure for aifferent places; come oue, coms all; 2 haybaler 3 farmers and wives, $36 and found and $2, uni found. MURRAY & READY, 634 und 636 Ciay st. Y OLO COMPANY-WE WANT 25 MORE fruit and grape pickers, work in drying and packing houses, etc.: 3 months job: that batch of 80 mer we sent for this great company is proving exceptionally xocd men and the company wants 25 more: wages §3, and found, per month. MUKRAY & KEALY, 634 and 636 Clay st. EAD WAITER, 130 AND ROOM, AND 2 side waiters. d room, country: waller. #40, city: 5 waiters, $5a week: 2 waiiers. $6a week; waiter, $7 a week: 7 waiters, $20 and room; 10 young men to wait sume, $lv, room. ec; linch and dinner waiters: 2 waiters, city, $35; 3 wallers, city, $20 and room. MAKTIN & Co.. 749 Market st 9 DISH\WASHERS, $25; 5 VEGETABLE- men: 7 d'shwashers, $15 and room: 3 disn- washe.s, $4 week; 2 dishwashers, $5 & wevk; cook’s helper, $15. MAKRTIN & CO., 749 Market. E~TAURANT PORTER, $16; ELEVATOR man, 810, room, etc.; elevaior and bell man, $15, room, etc. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st ROILER, $45: COUK, $40 AND KROOM: ook, $45 and room; coux, city, $10 a week. MARTIN & CU., 749 Market st. Y UULG, GERMAN GIRL WISHES To DO general housework oOr upstairs work: wages §181t0 820. Call 1711 Marketst, bet. Twelfth and Thirteenth, IRST-CLANS WAITRESS WISHES POSI. tion; can give best city references. Call or ad- dress 118 Tenth st. I1DDLE-AGED WOMAN WHO IS AN EX- cellent cook wants a situation; no washing: references given. Apply at 3695 righteenth st., cotner of Guerrero. 196 ¥OURTH, ROOM 33, SECOND FLOOR— 20 Younz widow wants a situation as house- keeper for widowe 7OUNG AND ATTRACTIVE GERMAN GIRL desires 10 secure a hou-ekeeper's position in hotel; widower's or bacheior’s home preferred. 223 Post st., room 11, secoud floor. PXPERIENCED YOUNG GERMAN GIRL wants a managing housekeeper's place; city or country; widower's home preferred. Hoom 8, 207 Post st. TOUNG LAUY DESIRES A PERMANENT piace as housekeeper: summer resort or widow- ens bome preferred. Kooms 4 and 5, 234 O'Far- Tell st. QPANISH WIDOW FROM CUBA WISHES position as housekeeper for bachelor or slder.y gentieman. Apply 908 Mariket, rm. <2, afternoon. VW IDOW WISHES POSITION As HOUsK keeper or will_do plain sewing; late of 131 Fourthst. 116 5ix h st, room 6. THADY GIKL WISHES TO GO AS DRE-S- maker's apprentice. Address M., box 14, Call. TOUNG A..D ATIRACTIVE LADY, STRAN- ger, desires & place as housekeeper: no objec- tion to short distance in country. 120% Geary st room 2. TOUNG LADY, STRANGER IN THE CITY, desires a housekeeper's piace. 9 Powell st., roow 8. secoud tloor. 7OUNG 1 ADY WISHES SEWING IN FAMI- lles by the day. 1 Algerplnce. 615 OMPANION TO INVALID LADY, ' MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter. 15, YOOK, SAN 25, BOAKDING- house. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter. ERMAN SECOND GIRL, $25. MIsS CCL- LEN, 823 Sutter. RENCH NUKRSE, $15. MISS CULLEN, 823 ASTRY COOK AND BAKKK, WHO CAN help on the range; $i0 to 850 aud roow. MAKTIN & \ O, 749 Market st. ANTRYMAN, $20 AND ROOM; PANTKY- man, $5a week. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Markel. 101 LAB /REKS; $1 76 PER DAY: ~TEADY work. DMARTIN & CU., 749 Market st. Clay streei advertising higher wages for picxers are misleading upplicants by making u monch's work :0 days. Kvery worsingman should Know that there ure only 26 working «¢ays (n the month, €x ept for Chinese. Cail early and gt o gocd Job at reauced r.ilroad fure and reducdli office fee. W. D. EWER & €U, 626 Clay st. w ANTED—COOK ON A RANCH, FOX FAMI- iy_ouly, no wash, $25; German or French cook, §30: Swedish or German ook. $35: second work and sewing, $20; nurse, $15 (0 $20: number of ziris for housework and assis. $10, $12 and §15. Call at LLON ANDRE’S, 308 S.ockion s Sutter. © & MORE LABOREKS: CITY: $:5, BOARD, £ etc. MARTIN & CU., 749 Markes s.. © COOK~, §35 AND 840: SECOXD GINL, §25: : luundress. $30; German goveraess, $30. Mins N TO CLEAR ' 'ND; $ 0 PER ACEE CULLEN, 328 Sutter. MARTIN & LU, 749 Market st. VEAT, REFINED IRISH GIRL AS COOK, RANCHHANDS; $20 PER MONTL. MAR- $:0. MI>S CULLEY, 528 Suttor. ITN & 1 0., 749 Market st. ERMAN NURSERY GOVERMNESS, $25 TO 15 GEANITE-CUTIERS. GO TO JAS KAE, $30. MISS CULLeN. 323 Sutter. O Folsom City. Cal. WANIED-50 MEN TO PICK GRAFES OR CTIER; CALL EARLY. MARTIN & CO. i wox:: in wipe cellar: 1o§umne of the larzest 749 Market st. vineyards in California at cents per day and - boa d for picking aud 81 per day and board for | () TEAMST-RS, $175 A DAY: 10 LABOK- cellar work: no Sunday work. O:her oflices on ers, §150 . K. HANSEN & CO., 108 G.sry. ARNES--MAKER: DANISH MAN ABOUT piace, $20; pruner, $1a day: 6-mule Leam- ster, $1 a day. C. K. HANSEN & CO,, 105 Geary. RENCH COOK, £45: COUNTRY RESTAU- | nt, $45: brker and pastry. §40; po:washer, $20; 2 luuch and dinner waite:s, $30; restancant, $5 4 week; cxira waltecs. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. | ABKEEPER, COUNTRY HOTEL; PORTER, “‘couniry hotel see party here eaily. C. K. HANSE. & CU., 1U8 Geary st. W ALTRE=s, PLAIN COUNTRY . OTEL #15, fare paid; 5 women and girls for (00 ing aud Lousework, couutry places. MURKAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634-656 Ciay st F()() GRAPE, FRUIT, ALMOAD AND PRUNE ickers, ion: job; some jobs, no office fees, reduced rafiroad rates. - We ship this mor.ing, t» nizht and (0 merrow. Men ani large boys come ud g0 to wors. . K HANSLN & CO., 108Geary. NFANT'S NURSK, 825, CALL E\RLY: 2 cooks, $25 and $30; 10 girls for housework aad assist. MR~ AIRD, 721 rliis st. AMP LLACKSMITH; REPAIR SCRAPERS, etc: $10 and found. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 1U8 Geary st W ANTED-3GEEMAN OR 4WEDI-H G1:LS for general housework, $15 10 $25; girl fur second work, ::0: biscksmith, stea’y pace, %2. EAT YUUNG WAIIER FOR NU.SES’ uall, $25; camp coox, $35. C. . HANSEN & CO., 18 Geary st. lingwood st., near Twentietn. PISHWASHER WANTED AT 9.7 HOW- ard at. BARBERS—GOOD 16 SHOP VERY «HEAP, if sold immediately: goiug prospecting. D. box 144, Ca 1 ARBERSHOP FOR SALE; 2 CHAIKS. 1536 Kentucky st., Po rero, ECRULTS WANTED FOR THE UNITED States murine corps United Slates pavy: avle-bodied, unniarried men, between the ages of 21and 30 vears, who are citizens of the United States, or those who have legally declared theic intention 1o become such; must be of good char- acter and habits and ab.e 10 speak. read and write Xngiish, aud be between 5 feei 5 inches and 6 feet in heignt. For further information apply at the recruiting office. 20 Ellis st ~an Francisco, Cal. | $200 A SALUON ON ONE OF THE BE-T $4-’)( . streets, one blcck north of Market; well fitted: doing a fine business; worth $80U. M, LESS, 5 Fourth st. PO () SAL ON BUSINESS. FIN PLACE $350. o Sarket strect: oid_estab ished: in an A1 locality; doing a weli-paying steady and transient trade: easily wo'th $600; appreciated i seen. M. LEk>S. 5 Fourth st TAILORING BUSINESS, Frw &F400. Foors trom Marker: old establishe. more than value in sigh: must be sold a: onc owner going to mines; it bears investigutivn. 3 LE=x, 6 Fourth st. £50(), SROCEEY AND BAR, CORNER, & . south of Marke st.: big bar tr de: well_stocked: cheap reni; see this bwgain. M LESS, 5 Fourth st. §]125, BRANCH BAKERY: WESTERN b 8 . Additton; 3 nice living-rooms: rent cheap: has a nice steady trade; good value 1or money. M. LESS, 5 Four h st 300, BAKBER-SHOP: 4 CHALES: 1N $.J . Western Addition: doing a g)0d profi- able business; sickness cause of sale. . LE>S, 5 Fourth st. VW ANTED_PARTY 70 RENT NEAT KES taurant: low re t: $100 required: man and wite preferred. C. C., box 24, Call UM e AKE BUSINESS CHANC CALL, WITH complete set of fixtures for rent in the Parisw jan Marke:: delic.cies pieferred. Apply 3.5 Hayes. 20 CIGAR STORE AND (LUB-KOOM $200. Wik Taondry omice: low rent: iarge s 0cks good steady trade. J., box 110, Call Of %200 FINE . loon; positive bargaiu. ard st OLD.ESTABLISHED SA Call 805 Hovw « WANTED; PARTNER IN SALOOYN, 650 ~acramento st., cor. Kearn A LFXCELLEXTOPPORTUSNITY 1~ OFFET ed Lo s arties buying the pa‘ent rizht of a new trac k and wheel brake for electric-cars, which are both wo rking indepencent of each other: owner is wiihout funds to Introluce the sae and s, there- fore, obliged to selt it. For particulars inquire of H. A. PLEITNER, Fruitvale stazion, Cal. ARTNEK WANTED WITH CAPITAL TO increase & well-established business For par- ticulars ca I at 8 Mason st., room 10, cor. Market, from 110 4 P. M. ARBER~, ATTENTION — OLD- ESTAEB lished barber shop, just v.ca.ed, for reni chean. 2514 Sixin F INK REAL FSTATE CFFIC «d, 10 rent; furnished: only $12. ¥ STAF LISH- 1027 Market. ROCERY AND BAKERY WELL ESTAB lished. 967 Howard st STAURANT FOR SALE CHEAP. R 116 cond street. LORIST STORE, ESTABLISHED FOR years, sold_a- saciifice. owner retiriog fr m busiuess; no reasonable offer refused. Address Owner, box 9, Call Office, Oaxland, RUCKERY-STORE FOR =ALE IN GOOD LO- cation: will give good leas-: established for a number of years. Apply to I. P. RIORDAN, 632 QHOE SALESMAN WANTE salesman retires to open business: his large estabilshed trade now opea for an experienc d perience and references; samples ' reaay. Ad- dress Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Cowpany, Bus'on, Mass. ANTED IMMEDIATELY, 20 QUARRY- men: rough stone; usual wages. City Street Improvement Lo.. Sun Luis Obispo. W ANTED—FIRSI-CLASS SALE<MAN FOR coasttrade: one who has h»d experlence in cutlery and has trade in that line: must give se- curity for samples. Address KKUSIUS BKOS., 378 Broadway, N ew Yorx City. W 4R 1D—RESPONSIBLE DISTKIBUTORS; $10 per 1100; paniculars and samples 10 cents. CKESCENT CHEMICAL CO., 69 Dear born st., Chicago. ER-ONS WANIED TO HANDLE THE Crown Ice Perfume; agents are making £3 to 35 per day; no talking necessary: send 10c for sample and secure territory early. Lock box 251, Oa . dand. W ANTED—GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO fi_ your fest at the same price you buy resdy- made Ones, rom $1, 82, $3, $4 and $5, at 562 Mission st., bet. First'and Second. 1 W INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIED i, NE. Market: 200 rooms, Zbc night; reading- room; iree 'Lus and bacgage 0 and irom the ferry. INE MEN'S CALF SHOES, §175: 70 Ok- der, $250: baif-soling, 25c up. 959 Howard. {EAMEN FOR EUKOPE, AUSTRALIA AND | | X Ataska. 904 Kearny st , upstulrs. A Wil ey K1( GOOD GERMAN SHOEMAKER CAN . bav: long lease on best shop in St Helena. Address C. E. DAVIS, St. Helena, Cal, CARBERS, ATIENTION—OLD-ESTABLISH- $“ed barber-shop, just vacated, for rent, cheap. 25 Sixth st. T AN T ED—MEN 10 LEARN BAKBER trade: shops, tools, positons furnished: 8 weeks required. S. ARBERS PROTECTIVE UNION, bers' Association of the Facific Coas: ploymeat Uthice. S. FUCHS. nec’y, 325 NTED — ELDERLY 471 Bush st. MaN ¥. Barber College, 1584 Kightn, BAR- 52T AN Sl Blasch oFEICE OZ{ VissCall; wauiadi aud susscripiions | taken. 10() MBS _FOR FURKISHED ROOMs: to night; $1 25 week up. Saratoza, 118 Sixth. ENT TO TAKE ORDEKS FOR PRINTING. X 519 Filbert st. RANCH OFFICE OF THE —W CALL, 167 NINTH L ads and subsciiptions taken. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es, jewelry,sealskins. Uncle Harris. 15 Grantav OSKEDALE, 821 ELLIS ST., NK. TAYLOR— 100 rooms, 25¢ night; $1 week: reading room | N I QAILOKS AND wanted at LaN URDINARY 504 SEAMEN avis, near Jackson. JINGLE ROUMS 10c AND 15c NIGHT, 75c and #1 week. Lindeil House, Sixth and Howard. MARKLT ST.—BRANCH OFFICK OF 1ng "ALL: want ads and subscriptions taken. NEW WALDO LODGING-HOUSE, 763 Mi~- sion st., bet. 3d and 4th—Single room « per night, 10c 1o BUc: per week. 70c to $2: clean.quiet: spe- cial attention to_morning calls; open all night. JELGHY HOUSE, 86316 MAKKET ST.—R0UMS 20c. 23¢ to buc night: $1 10 $2 week. 339 aken. 300 562 Mission st., bet. First and Second. BAYES Sl—BRANCH OFFICK OF U CALL SULKHIPLOUS ALu Wads ads PAIRS—ANOTHER LOT OF MEN'S shoes: been sil: OUR COAST | rosd shoe sale man; on commission; send full ex- | | Market st. $ 150, RESTATRANT DOING GOOD BUSI- D LU, ness: 4iiving-room: furnished: rent #30; will staad investicacion. 1309 Castro st. TOUNG GERMAN GIRL, SPEAKS and French, wants partner. ELIABLF RUSINESS (BAKERY); or without route. Call 444 Hayes st. SPANISH R. 2,111 Geary. WITH 7 O ner; sm. e TLEMAN PART- , 12035 Geary LADY WANTS GE capita. Room GOOD TRADE; -Tfil_’{). Apply :his office. ONEY 1.0ANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es, jewelry,sealskins. Uncle Harris 15 Grant av | Y OUNG LADY (SMALL CAPITAL) WANTS gentleman par.uer. § Fowell, room 8, 24 floor. %800 RESTAURANT ANDS FURNISH D « roomt; doing biz business: must be s0ld this week on acrount of owner going to Eu- rope. Inquire Call Office. BAKERY FOR SALE—FINE LOCATION; IN Oukland; with hore and wagon and nice family trade: on y $500. Apply av Keid’s Home Bakery, 901 Saa Publo ave., Oakland. FRUIT - S:0RE; horse: 2 wagons. \RUGSTORE; Twenty-tourth sts. N. FEATHE ESTON COK. OF HOWARD AND sealed Lids civse Sept. 11. assignee, 38 First st oA - (HICKEN AND DUCK RANCH :FURS.L¥. K.eventh ave. #nd J st., *outh ~an Francisco. %15 COMPLETE BAKE ) - sale; rent reduced. OPPRR RIVER, ALASKA—ADVERTISKR has purchased vesse ; wishes 20 more men (o join expedition: fare $.00, inciuding 1 year's pro- visions; 1000 ibs. ex ra freizhi alowed free: sais Sept 10. For particulars address room 201, 328 Montzomery st.. =. F. FTER DEALING IN GENKLAL MER- chandise 20 years in this town I desire to seil out and retire. Apply 10 WM. WADSWORIL, Rio V.sta, Cal 0OD-PAYING HOTEL BUSINL-S: LONG- established; half interest $500: whoie 1000, Address Cosmopolitan Horel. Petaluma. 5800, O\E, O THE OLDEST-KSTAB. - lished butcher-shops in the city. B. B box 7, Call Office. B CRTLAND AGENCY THIS PAPER. IN- quire (uis Office vrui 153 Lhird st, Pordand, Uregon. OUTFLT FOR 712 Valencla st. HEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—THE L WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the United States or Canada one year for $1 50, post- ag tre LODGING-HOUSES. 99 ROOMS, ALL RENTED, ONLY. %250 4 28 room:s, sunny corner. = 750 12 rooms, on Golden Gate ave., fine. 850 14 rooms, oa Fourth st Other bargains. H. $45 3-ROOUM HOUSE, 32 BEDS: RE. . $30; rooms all rented. CK. 1020 Market st. 19 KOOMs: BEST LOCATION IN CITY. FOR particulars address A. B. (., box 38, Call —_—m FURNITURE FOR SAL IN FURNITURE; SeLLING ska. 8t6 Mission st. DECKER, 1020 Market. £, 1G BARGAIN out: going to Al OUSEHOLD KANGES ARK THE Brol JOHN F. MEY KRS CO.. 947 Market st CARPET-CLEANING. 1.Y STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS; cieans, moves, jays carpets. G. h. STEVENS, Mgr.. 38 and 40 kighth i telephone South 250. VY HES YoU BECOME DIsGUSTED Wird poor work send 10 SPA ULDING'S PloneerUas pet-beatinz Works. ¥53-57 Tehama st.: tel So. Ak ‘WATTS,reliable carpet-cieaning,renovig,alters « ation works, 413 Mcallister. Tel. Jessie 321 UT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOES FROM 25C up to $1 20. 562 Mission st., vet. 1st and 2d. ARPETS CLEANED, RENOVATED LIKE new. J. MCQUELN, 453 Stevenson: tel. S, 223, ANTED, TULOLLEC WASE s DUE LABOK- ersecierks KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. DVANCE CARPET- CLEANING CO 401 Suiter; tel. Main 394 GEO. WALCOM, prop. RY ACME HOU~E, 957 MARKET ST., BE- LEANING, 3c; LAYING, 3c: KU. SAM. the usual price, E. 562 Mission st.. bet. 1st and 2d. SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TOGET BOTTLE beeror wine bc: Lest free lunch. 648 Cluy. ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICY 10 know ihas Kd Kolktn, keno House proprie- tor, el runs Denver Houss, %17 Third st.: iad 81 1083 pec week. AGE NTS WANTED. ANTED Li-DKES~ female agents. 505 Larkin st. GENTS WANTED FOR MEDICATED wafers: positive safezuard; S1: aiso tonic svecific for all female troubles: for home use. DR AND MES. WrGENKK, 526 ddv 8- MALE AND PARTNERS WANTED, ADY DESIRES LADY PARTNER IN RES- i taurant: has all furniture; B, box 4>, Call Office, D jow Sixih, for a room: 26c a night: $1 & week. ples rree; tel. Jessie 944. Stratton, 3 Eightn. ADIES' SHOES, SOLING, 35c; MEN'S | (VAKPEIS CLEANED & KENUYVATED LL shoes, sollug, 50c: all repalring dona at half Dew. 43 Tenth: tei. houth 36 Mackintogn oo MITCHELL CARPET-CLEANING CO, + 240 14tk st; cleaning 3¢ a yard: tel. Mis 74 OMNKLIN'S CAKPEL - Bual £33 Golden Gate uve. J NG WOKaa ‘Telephions Kas. 1ia LOST. A A A~ $1 REWARD FOR RETURN OR INFOR- e sBation cuncerning whereabouis of | rown ater span! monuhs old; lost . 2 1005 Lombard st. Sl E st ASTERN STAK EMBLEM; ENGRAVED, *;‘::n'l|:aAup 12,1878 Ke.urn to 1223 Clay [LOST—A PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA L4 Savings and Loau ~ociety of San_Francisco, in the name of JOLN J. RY AN. No. 180,590. ‘ihe fi.der will plesse return to bank. $10 REWARD—LOSI. 15 SHARE< U. O. K. M.. cerilficate No. <53, i el January 6, 1879. Keturn 1611 Sacramen o st. ADY FROM THE EAST WISHES GENTLE- 4 man pariner: notriflers. Room 15, 1118 Mrkt. LARKIN—BRANCH UFFICE OF THE CA L tubscriptions end wan: ad< taken. 615 FURNITURE WANTED. JURMIURE, S10VEs ters, snowcases LCARPrTS, CCUN- ANDERSON. 1141 Markor SDIANA AUCIION Cu. RENMOVED Montgomery st. :hi-hes W01y prices pad. Tl Davia 71 WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS, LARKIN_BRANCA UEFICE OF THE | 17001 Soniwer ortiang. o7ment Oflcs, room | — o STEMAN, #35 AND FOUND., Miss | Quconimis =320 CALL. ‘Subscriptions and waut ads taken. s : - ST s Thersn TosEht and st " QURTTNE, 1358 an 08 Moxun{ LOANED ON DIAMONES, WATCH- ug.'x.:“?: Mfioi"’fiié"flfiifi’rf’fi? UTLER, $40. MISS CULLEX, 328 SUTTER 1 I e es, jeweiry,seaiskins. Uncle Harris,15 Grantav | Powel: s street. % Ol‘b‘:“fi’;’f"hbg{"g 11’}513”:' G'll"rwau‘:li“g-r e, LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE Ur THE | ['IKST-CLANS TAILORESS: NONE OTZEK [ ] INST-CLySS LADIES' TAILOR WANTED] 615 CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. need upply. BOWHAY'S, 504 ~utter si. AWNBROKEK—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAsT- Pofle( ing bought, Add. CULEMAR.’:’I TAIIIM‘J ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. A DYICE FREE DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC- faltv: private; Do fee witnout success: p obate. G. W, HOWE, atty atlaw,850 Muarket, cor. ~tocktn. A. MITCHELL, KEMOVFD T0 1208 MAR- « ket; all legal matiers: collections ; dvice iree. NO. F, HANLON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 632 Market, rooms 15 and 186, opp. Palace Hotel.. J DVICE FREE: NO CHARUE UNLFSS SUC cesstul. W. W. DAVIDSON. $27 Market sg HEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—THE U WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in tk. l.x:md States or Canada one year for $1 50, poat~