The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 17, 1897, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY ST PO EPTEMBER 17, 1897 LABOR UNIONS ARE AROUSED Congressman Maguire Takes a Hand in the Kelso Case. He Will Present Authorities on the Subject This Afternoon, If the Law Is Defective He Will Move to Bave it Amended in Congress. Labor organizations in this State are taking a lively interest in the proceedings in the cc8c of the United States vs. John Kelso, arrested by the United States Mar- ehal for wo hours per day on the excavation of the Postoflice site. United States Commissioner Heacock was to have rendered his decision yester- day afternoon to the effect that Kelso could not be held because he neither a contractor nor a sub-contracior on the work, the parties being the San Francisco 3ridge Company as the contractor and the Jobn Kelso Company as the sub-con- tractor. The opinion would have been to the effect also that a corporation could not be hela or punished for a misiemeanor under the Federal statute, which provides that officials of the Government or con- tractors or sub-contractors are guilty of a misdemeanor and punishable by a fine of $1000 and imprisonment for six months when they order or permit their employes to work more than eight hours per d In this case the John Kelso Company | was the sub-contractor, not John Kelso indiviaually Harry Saunders, who missioned by the San Council to look after th at the office oi Unitea States Attorney Yoote with Congressman Maguire. The two held s conference with Assistant At- torney Knight, and it was decided to re- quest Commissioner Heacock to postpoue the reading of his deci il this after- noon at 2 o’cloc gressman Maguire and Attorney Knight on behalf of the Government expected to had been com- Fraucisco Labor be abie to present several authorities to | show that Kelso could be punisbed. The Congressman remerked that he desired to | place the case in such a position that it could be appealed to the United States Supreme Court. If that cour poration, he would enceavor to induce Congress to amend it so that it might catch the officers ¢f a corporation as well as a single individual. After Mr. Knight nad requested the postponement Commissioner Heacock granted the request and also aliowed both | sides an opportun to make an arzu- ment and to produ authorities. Mr. Knight said that he expected to be able to show some authorities bearing upon the point of individual liability for cor- porate acts **‘How do you get over the proposition,” asked the Commissioner, “‘that the de- fendant must be shown to be a contractor | or a sub-contractor? We all agree that he is not the contractor or the sub-contractor | on this work and that he is president of the Jobn Keiso Company, who are the | ontractor: Is the John Kelso, president of the company, and the John Kelso, the de- fendant in this case, one and the same verson as a matter of fact?” Kbpight. su sioner, ‘““that the John Kelso Company is a regularly incorporated company which the defendant is tnhe president. The company i+ the sub-contractor. Jobn Kelso, as an individ i a contractor or a sub-coniractor. The law says that be must be one or the other.” “If your Honor should hold,” said Mr. Knigiit, “that the officer of a corporation was not liable, then would there arise a question of unconstitutionality, because the law woula be special Jegislation.” Commissioner Heacock said that he would not go into the constitutionality of the statute. He would leave that for the higher courts. He reiterated the fact as to his baving grave doubts as to whether any consiruction of the statute would Teach the defendants under the facts, it baving been shown that che sub-contractor was the John Keiso Company and not John Keiso, the individual. “‘We cannot extend the criminal law be- | vond the letter, however much we may desire to do so,”’ he added. *‘‘The proof shows that there was a foreman named Gallagher, who directed the work, and that he was in the employment of a cor- poration. Mr. contractor or the sub-contractor than was Mr. Gallagher.” The matier was thereupon postponed until 2 o’clock this afternoon. RETURNED TO THE CITY. Thomas M. McFariane, Wanted for Embezzlement, Was Foreman of the Curtis Jury. Thomas M. McFarlane, for whose ar- rest on the charge of embezzling $189 from the California Undertaking Company a warrant was issued Wednesday, was foreman of the jury that found M. B. Curtis, the actor, not guilty of the murder of Policeman Grant on September 11, 1891. Atter the verdict was rendered ihere was talk of bribery as the «vidence was conclusive against Curtis, but nothing could be proved. McFarlane left the city shortly after- ward, and a report came back that in September, 1893, he had joined Curtis’ company at Los Angeles as manager. Later it was reported that he was man- againg Curtis’ hotel at Austin, Tex. J. W. Nash of the Undertaking Com- pany learned that he returned to the city a few days since, representing him- self to be agent for a Virginia tobacco firm, and he swore out the warrant for his arrest Wednesday. B — REAL ESTATE TRANSACOTIONS, Archibald Barnard to George C. Dawson, fot on N line of Crlifornia street. 87:8 W of Laurel, W 25 by N 107:7%: $10. Bridge! E. s10inan to James McLinde lot on S line of Ulipper street, 100 E of Church, by § 114: 810, Wells, Farzo & Co. to R. C. Chambers, lot on SE r of Pine and Jones streets, £ 87:6 by § : $10 Mary .. Cosgrove to Ross M. Cosgrove, lot'on liné of Bernard street, 160 E of Leavenworth, £ 23 by N 50: wift. Patrick C. and Rose M. Cosgrove to Mary C. Cos- grove, same; gift. ‘Abner J. Reed to Mary. L Kerd, Jot on N corner of Ninth and Natoma sireets, 5W 21 by NE 77:6; git. & ouis and Fiorentine Dutertre to Willlam 1L Crocker, lot on SW corn~r ot Fifteenth (Kl vo- rado) sireet and Potrero zvenue, > 140, W 100, S 80, W 100, N 170, E 200; $10. Mary Lynde Cralz (Hoffman) to M. H. de Yourg, lov on SE’coruer of Forty-first avenue and A street, i 120 by S 22 ls0 all inter-si 18 Uutside Land Block 745. deed and affidavit; $5. Martin and Mary K. Johnson to Juhn Sturven and Cbrries Birge, lot on E line of San Bruno from' NW corner of fifty-vars lot . being subdivision 29 of p.at 2 10 245 aud 350 Pre- 350, N 25 by ‘comprising fifty-vara lois 2. cita Valley lands: £10. Alice M. Brooks 1o Cathe Pluss, lots 6 and 7, block 26, Lake View: §10. cob and Lina Heyman (by Oscar Heyma: torney) to John and Mary Spedl, lot on W line of Mateo street, 50 S of Bemis, 8 25 by W 112, lot 68, M W Eavings jon and Thirtie:h-street, homestead: $10. nd Heien M. < ochran to Seu Francisco Julop, surrender of 1559 d 253, beginning g bis men more than eight | case. appeared | should de- | cide that the law could be defied by a cor- | asked Mr. | The proof is,” replied the Commis- | of | Kelso was no more the | 100 SW of Eighteenth avenue south and 250 SE of N sureet south, SE 100, SW 80, W 110, NE 125, block 368, Lase iract; $—- ALAMEDA COUNTY. Fisie A. sicErath (by commissioner) to | Thomas D. Riordan, lot on NW co ner of San | Pablo avenne and is: elia street, N 60 by W 100, ract, Onkland 4 Eisworth Jr 10 Susan | 10- ou N line of *anta Rosa avenue. | Chetwood screet, & 40: N 160 block G, Stanford Trac., ; $1.00. Kdward anl Jenoje H. Dougery to FPatrick Cahill, 1ot 17, Steele Tract, Berneley: $10. Mary Nielson (executrix of ti man Nielso) to Hemy B. Mar Nieison Tract, map 1 Solo rauc thip: grant. Liyscinth and Margaret Gil to Joseph and Mary 0’'Donne W corner of Fitteenth and Cy- | press streets, W 73:6 by 5 block 582 B, Bagge | Tract, Oaklsnd: $500. beinz portion of Grnn £9314. Heary C Eiisworth, 72:5 £ of , being lot 3, istare of Her- n, lots 4 nnd 5. ho, Eden Town- to Joseph.knos lot =86 ot Herzog, E 50 , being lot k B, amended map of J. tord i ract, Cakland Anuex: $10. Union Land Company (a ‘orporation) to Tavlor, (ot 47. block A, amended map of Iruct, Berkeley; $—. 7. and Sarah M. Joues 1o Ambrose P. d of 621 d. 89, ots 13 to 18, block Township: $10. | W. Cra | “The | Mary ¥ | Tenche Tienry ow, re-re Allendale Tract, Berxel ! Builders’ Contracts. Phebe A. Heerst, by Fred Clark, attorney (own- | er). with ybro & Lawrence (ompany (Coniract- | ors), architecht C. schweinfurth. Ktectric | wiring system. also system of wiring for telephone aod messenger services, also marb e switch-boar I, tozether with instruments. etc., for eight-s ory | brick aud stone butlding on the S line of Marke | sireet. 142:6 W of An < 160, W |7 14, NE 69 { | 1sco wnd ~an Mateo Eleco (own rs) with A. K. Buckmen (con- tractor) architect non-, io furnish asd d 1 ver In quantities and at such times as crder-d, 1ed rock wund rock screenings, to haul awav dirt, etc., trom | rosdbed rai roud bed. commen eing | At ioterse Tentn and hanl on streels, { thence nlong F rison to Nteuart, and along usrt to Market: als»along railro d. commenc- at iutersection of kighth and Harrison sireets, the nee slong kighth Brywnt, thence along Br ant to Staniey piac aloug Stanley place Harrison sireet; re k 38 1-8 ce a cubic vard, and re1 rock screenings 85 ceats per loat of | iwo cubic yaras: for hauling away macadam dirt, etc., 34 cen's per load of (w0 cubic yaras; total, il { of Miller (owner) with T. B. Goodwin (con- tractor), architect B. R. Van Deusen, ali work for & (wo-story and basement und frame ouilding on W line of Sixth avenue, 150 5 of A s:reet, S 25 by W 120: total $1650. M. Geiz (ow.er) with Christofersen & Thomp- | son” (coutractors), architect G. H. Batchelder, | alteraticns and repalis to a two-story and base- | ment frame butlding on N line of Page street, Nos. | 410 and 412: total $795. Claus Spreckels, by attorney (owner), with Gray for the construction of a tunnel connectinc the Claus Spreckels bullding at SW corner of Third ana Market streets with power-house on s line cf nson sireet, between Third and Fourth: 50. i | with Robert Smille (contractor), archi- | me, carpentry. mill work, hardware, glaz- | ing, etc., for three sfory and basemeut brick build- | ing’ (power-hiuse and machinerv building). on ¥ line of Stev between Third and | Fou i | Jacob P. and Dora M. Sellmer (owners) with Henry P. Conrady (contiactor), architect Jrcob all work for a cne and a half- | frame buiiding on NW line of Aniington street, | 515 SW of Kaanoke, SW 30 by NW 75, Jones | Aadition 10 Fairmount; $1575. |~ The Builders’ Association of California (owners) L E. Lovle & Son (contractors). architect : all work for alterations to a three-story brick Ging on N line of Fush street, between Mont- < 318 Bush: £639. P. Sellmer: (owner) witn Chris Kober rchitect Fred P. Kabin: all work work. plumbing. painiing, mantels, gus fixtures and shades for a two-story frame resi- dence with rough basement on K line of Chnrch ~ of sixteenth, N 25 by E 125; sireer, 119:6 $1558. Bros. (contractors), architects Reid Bros., all work | SITUATIONS WANTED-Continnad. JIRST.CLASS COOK, WILL DO WASHING: Fl ity references, also reference from Philadel- phia. Address 8i4 Jessie st. FITUATIONS WANTED—Continnas, ANTED—SITUATION A> SIEWARD BY wllrsl—chsl restnuran. man; finest reference. FRENCH GIRL WISHES POSITION T0O DO upsinirs work and take care of children; can speak only Frencn. Call 22214 Fourth st W ANTED—SITUATION AS NUKSE, PLAIN cook or housework; good references. Inquire 34 sheridan st., near Tenth. Address G. .. 2308 Howard st INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 1 HIRD ST. NR W Market: 200 rooms :8c to 5150 per night: 21 80 10 86 per week; convenien: and respectable; iree bus and bargage 10 and from the erry. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. i TOUNG WIDOW JUST FRUM THE EAST wishes a situation as housckeeper; city or countiy, Call at 206 Turk st., room 3. 7OUNG GRRMAN GIRL WISHES SITUA- tion to assist in housewcrk ani children. Ap- ply 1243 Mission st. WASTED BY A YOUNG WOMAN 4 POS1- Lion to do general housework; call early. 113 Bernard 8 Con('m ENT WOMAN WISHES GENEKAL housework: gocd co0k; city references; low wages. 314 Jessie st., near Fourth. W OMAN WANTS WORK BY THE DAY: 75c and carfare. W. W., box 16, Call Uffice. MSNEY LOAKED OX DIAMONES, WATCH- es, jeweiry,seaiskins. Uncle Harris, 15 Grant av TOUNG GEF erences, spe; tion in store or Ii cesired more than sulary. WOMAN WAN1S SIIUATION AS. COOK: boarding-house or restnurant. 9 Ritch st., off Folsoni, bet. Third and Fourth VUN i chambermaid or waitress: Please call 1 Martha place. city. MAN GIFL WITH BEST REF- ng Enclish fluentiy, wants po: znt housework: kina treatment 12 Hyde. G WOMAN WISHES SITUATION AS city or country. TOUNG GERMAN GIRL, NOT LONG IN country, wishes a si.uation, for upstairs work. 731 Turi W ATRESS (TRAY) WANTS 4 PLACK IN a first-class boa-ding-house; Berkeley, Oak- land. Alasmeda or city. Call 775 Mission st. FasTERy WOMAN WISHES SITUATION as couk or gencral housework; wiil do wash- ivg. 230 Minna si. x you FRENCH WIDOW OF SOME EX- perience wants a permauent place ss house- Keeper; city or country. 36% Geary st., room 22. 100D TYPE-SETTER WISHES ‘A& rOsI- tion. Please call or address 1140 Howard. y 7 ANTED—BY YOU NG WOMAN, A SITUA- widower's 'family pre- . this office. [ IDOW WISHES WORK BY THE DAY. 1579 Fisteenth st. WEDISH GIRL WISHES WORK BY THE day: plain washing and_ironing: . houseclean- ing: help people move. 1331 Fulton st. TOUNG WIDOW WISHES HOUSEKEEP- ©i's position. Call 2304 1 owell st., room 1. JIRST-CLASS COOKS AND GENERAL nousework girls, waitressesand chambermalds wish positions in city in private jamilies or hoteis, at the German ¥ mp oyment Office, 45 Third st. ING ENGL Y ooa circums keeper: hetel or widower's home preferred. Eddy st., room 1. OSITION WANTED BY A GERMAN LADY to take care of children and sewlng. Call 1702 Polk st. D. Z X, box 16! $H LADY, FORMERLY IN ces, desirey n place 13 house: 7 7OUNG WIDOW pESIRES GENTLEMEN'S mending. Cail 105 Stockton st , room 40. [ - CLASS WOMAN. CAMP COUK, hes sitration In mining or sawmill camp or for men on rauch. A-, 56 Rauseh st. SAN FRANCISCO **CALL."™ BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALI— 710 Market street, open untll 12 o'clock every Dight in the yea | BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. £39 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 8:39 o'clock. BW. corner Sixteenth and Mission strects; open antil § o'clock. 243 Mission street; open untfl 9 o'clock, 2618 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth strect; open until 9:30 o'clock. 1205 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clock. NW. corer Twenty-second and Kentucky streets: open uill § o'clock- | | | | i | | 1A COMMANDERY 1 Masonic Temple, Post | and_Monteomery” sts —kerulac assembi | THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, at 7:30 o'clock. Al fraters are court invited. SIR JOHN P FRASER, Emiueut Com. | sIm HiBAMT. GRAVES, Recorder. LODGE OF ular meeting 3, September | VW IDUW: WOouLD ~ TIKL TOSITION AS hotsekeeper for widower or do plain sewing. | 283 Sixth st., room 6. 7OUNG GIKL (JUST FROM wishes situation in American famlly. 3614 Krle st. TOUNG WIDOW WISH SITUATION AS housekeeper for widower. Call after 11 A 3., 995 Market st., room 12, second floor DENMAKK) Call at KESSMAKER FROM 1THE EAST DrSIRES day work: terms $3 and furnish seamstres: satisfaction guaranteed. Address or call, MISS | SCHIL1Z, 1221 O’Fairell st. NOGRAPHER, YOUNG LADY OF 3 vears’ experience, wishes position. W. L., box | 74 Cau T STRL (GERMAN) WOULD LIKE T0 secure u permavent housekeepei's place: no ction to snort distance in coun.ry. Koom 11, Post s'. oLj TOUNG WIDOW WISHES A SITUATION AS housekeeper or widower's home. 120 Eddy st, room 1. PANISH WIDOW FROM CUBA WISHES position as housekeeper for bachelor cr eider.y gentieman. Apply 906 Market, rm. ¥2, afternoon. TOUNG LADY DESIRES A PERMANENT place as housekeeper: summ er rexort or widow- er's bome preferred. looms 4 and 5, 234 O'Far- rell st. A ING, at 8 o'clock, Scottish Hall, 111 Larkin st. D. B. MCNEILL, Chief. James H. DUNCAN, Secretary. | i = REGULAR MEKT | BZ e " Chlcdonian ciup | | | | g@;’rfil*fl NATIONAL ALLI- ance—lhe annual picnic of Sars- | field Council wili take piace SUNDAY, 19th of Sepiember, at Shell Mound Park. Music by Hibernia band. Jig snd reel - music by Professor McMahon = Numerous prizes. Tug-of-war belween memb s and t1vision 10, A. { 0.H. Admis ion 50c: ladies and children free. ’@v KLONDIKE—MELTING ¥OR ORGAN- | jzing P. H. Petersen party, to leave in No- | yember, will be beld SATURDAY, 18th, at 405 | 1 hirteenth. | SPECIAL | THEY AKE CLOSIN 1 goods, corsets, hoslery, | spreads, towels. table-cov linings. trimmines. veilin, bed- Iaces, embroidery, c, very cheap at | Pioneer Dry Goods Store, 108 Fifth st. underwear. ANDA. GENUINE VAPOR 2 Market st., room #1. MRS M1 baths. 11 | B (SAN FRANCISCO, SEPT. 14, 1597—TO whom it may concern: On and after this | date 1 will not be responsivie for any d | tracted by my wife, ADELE M. KEPFLE L. C. KEPFLER. | T35 JUBS. DR FisH, 8615 GEARY, ROOM 1. | & electrician:aicobol Turkish baths: unrivaled | 1000 BUSINESS CARDS $1 00, 25 VIs- iting cards 25c. HILL, 2214 Geary st. ~ BAD TENANIS LJRCTED FOR #4: rollections made: aty or couniry. Pacific Lollection Co.. 415 Mon ¥ s, Toom 6: tel. 5550, DIVIDEND NOTIC. D NOTICK—DIVIDEND NO. s per share) of the Hutchin- son Sug iat on Company will te payable at the office of he company, 327 Markat st., on_and afier Moaduy, September 20, 1897. Transfer boas wil close Tuesday, ~ep ember 14. 1897, at $o'clock P M E. H. ~HELDUN, Secre ary | | 1 SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE., | NEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL DESIRES situation as second girl or nurse or house- work; $16; reference. MISS CULLEN, | ter st i G ERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICF—MRS, J LAMBERT, 417 Powell st (‘el. Main 5332), furnishes best help of xl. nationalities. | WERMAN HOUSEGIRL WISHES SITUA- tion: good cook and bouseworker: §15; rfer- RE MAKING — A wishes eugagements at $1 26 per day. Mission si. WEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO do chamberwork. Prescott House, corner Kearuy st. and Mont:omery Y OUNG PARISIAN WIDOW. THOROUGHLY experienced, wantsa housekeeper’s place, sum- mer resort or widower's home preferred. Kooms PERFECT FITTER 1088 | 10 und 11, 122 Post st EAT GIRL, SUTTER ST., $15: GIRL, SEC- ond ave, $15; girl, Pierce st, $1d: & rls, N Webster. $15; girl, Jones, $15: girl. Polk st. $15: girl, Pacific. §1b: girl, Front $15: eirt, Bu- chanan, $15: girl, Turk, §16: glrl, Lombard, $15; girl, La’kin, $15:' girl, Fell, $15: girl, Devisadero, #15: girl, Laguna, $15; girl. Bush st $15; girl. Californin, $15: giri, Guerrero. $15: girl Ell's, #15: girl’ Mission, ' §15; wirl, Berkeley, $10. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. (GEKMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL, GOUGH ST. #20: German or Swedish_zirl, Page st 820; German or Swedish girl, Van Ness av:., $25; Ger- man or Swedish girl, Pierce st , §20: 2 German or Swedish eirls, Alameaa, $20 and $25: German or Swedish gir., Gough st , $25: Gern an or Swedish gir1, Bush st., $20; German or Rwedish girl, Bush st, %25: German girl, Woodland, Cal.. $20; Ger- man or Swedish girl, Eady st., MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. G4l PAGK ST., #20: GIRL BODERICK, $20: giri, Giary, $20: girl. Gough. $20: girl. Fddy, $25; girl, Pierce, $20 Alumeda. $20: pirl, Gough, $2 #20; girl Washington, $- scott. $2): girl. Union, $20: girl, Octavia, $20: gitl, Harrison, $26; girl, Lugunn, $3). MAKTIN & CO. 749 Market. 3 WAITRESSES, CITY. 320 AND ROOM: 3 #) waitresses, city, $15 and room: lvnch and din- mer waitress: waliress, country, $20 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. “STAURANT COOK, $25: COOK’S HELF- R er, $5 a week; ranch cook for men. MARTIN & CO, 749 Market st. Post, $20: 4 gir s, irl, Wehster, STEAM LAU XPrit 1E D IRONER; S MAKTIN & CO. dry; §2b, room, bosrd, etc. 749 Market street. 0K AND WAITRESS, $40 AND ROOM. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. IRL ALAMEDS, 3 IN FAMILY, $26. MARTI~ & CO., 749 Market st. 00K AND NURSHGIRL, $30: SEE PARTY here. MARTIN & CO., 749 ot st. IRL, HEALDSBURG, CAL. §15: SEE pariy here. MAKTIN'& Co., 749 Market st. ERMAN GIRL, HUMBJOLDT COUNTY, Nev. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. HELP WANTED—Continued. HELP WANTED-Continued. ATTKRSS 25c; DRESSMAKKRS FUR- nish-d to chops and families: positions free; McDOW KLL Dressmaking and Millinery School, 103 Post st 'WANTED—1 LADY AND 2 GENTLEMEN to solicit orders from architects, contractors ardbuilders: Iiberal commission. Model W indow- hinge Company, Mills buiiding. room 5, 7th floor. ESS CHANCES, ENER LODGL OUSE OF 11 $Z75 rooms, nicely furnished; rooms always filled with good, steady roomers. M. LESS,’5 Fourth st. NIRST-CLASS TAILORESS WANTED. BOW- " HAY'S, 504 Sutter st. M 0T CONVEXIENT AXD RESPECTABL ¥l "Wincnester House, 44 Third st.. near Market: 200 rooms: 2oc 10 $1'50 per night: $1 50 to 86 per weex: free bus and bagguge to and irom ferry. NE FRENCH TAILOR SYSTEM, WITH IN- structions, glven awsy each month. = Dresscattig <aloon. 816 Market st. HELP WANTED-MALE. ANTED—LOCOMOTIVE EN machinist not over 4) years of age for pri- A vate rallroad: first-class references required: scl- ary 860 per month: ranch blacksmith, no shoe- ing, $30 per month: 10 men on ranch near city, $26 per month and board; 2 farmers for steady job, €20: 10 men to pick grajes snd work In winery, no Sunday work, 80c to #1 per day aud board: Z woolchoppers, near city, tools, etc., ad- vanced, $1 25 per cord: 2 woodchoppers, $1 per day and board: 2 mi'kers, near city, $20; elderly man to do chores about smal private p.ace near city, $10 and found; 2 men to pick beans, $26 and’ board: Coo s, waiters, dishwashers. W. D. EWER & CO.. 6 6 Clay st. TANTED — EXPEKRIENCED DEIIVERY wagon driver ior this cf re‘erence re- quired: must be single: §.0 to 85! d found. Apply toW. D. EWnR & GO.. 626 Clay st ITY LUMBER-YARDS. Married or single men wanted to handle lu 0o experience required. $175 to £2 a d: s pald weekly: 3 tarmers and wives, $40 and $36 ana found: 37 men or sironz boys to pull, thrash and sack beans, §24 and found, fare $1: thzee-mo ths’ job. MUKKA: & READY, 634 and 626 Clay st K7 Grark - wanted. 56 for Fresno County 82 for Tulare County. =1 for Colusa County. 51 for Yuba County.. 78 for Yoo County. 18 fcr Contra Costa County 7 for Marin County. 33 tor sucramen.o Coun N P.and 5. J. V. R. ompar fes give us “special” r- duced_rates, which we give (0 vou: we ws0 want $7 10 work in packlng and drying bouses. wine-cellxrs, etc. anyloly, ‘men” or “boys.” can g0 on these jols. no experience re- quired, 3 month jobs: also 83 siady jobs year round for oicharils, vineyurds, 1aims and dairies, 250, $26, $25. $20 and $15 per month and found. AND FRUIT PICKERS $30 and found %:0 and f und $30 and found #30 &:1d found $23 and found #23 and found .$20 and foun! $24 and found R O SECOND GIRL~, $15; FIt NCH GIRL, BEC- ond work. MAR1IN & CO., 749 Market st- (G RLFOK HOUSLWORK, 2 FAMILY, CITY #25: 4 cooks, German style, $25: 10 girl housework, clty, $20; second girl, city, $20, $25: general nousework, American family, $25; 10 young girls to assist, $10, $16. C. K. HANSEN &CO., 108 Geary st. OLORED COUK, PRIVATE PLACE NEAR Fresno, $25; see party here. (. K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st 00K FOR MEN ON RANCH, $23: SWED- ish cook for private family, $.5, see party here. C R. HANSEN & CO, 108 Geary st THAMBERMAID, CITY HOTEL, $15: WAIT- rest, country hotel, $15. C. k. HANSEN & €0., 108 Geary si. TAUKANT (QOKS, CITY. 89, 57, 820. C R. HANSEN & CO, 10F Geary st. ¢ R SLEEP HOME. 108 Geary st. J URSEGIRL, $18; HANSEN & C OUSEWORK GIRL, FRESNO, $15: SAN Jose, §25, and other towns: 10 houscwork giris, city, $20 and $25: 6 young girls, assist, $10 to $15. MISS CULLEN, 333 sutter st. OOK. $25, SKCOND GIRL. 315 country; see lady here. MI: 523 Sufer st. ME HOUS CULLEN A3 COMPANIO] W odax TO INVALID Iudy, $15. MISS CULLE Sutterst. MUKKAY & KEADY. 634-635 Clay st. Q5 TEAMSTERS AND LABOKKRS WaNT- ed, city jobs, $1 75, $1 60 and 1 50 per day. als0 §26 and $25 per month aud jound. Team- sters, IU's no: necessary to know city sireets 4 brick-moid rs, $2 50 per day; 4 off bears, $175 a day: carpenters, $2 75 a day: 5 miners, 4 muck- aday: 8 men u 7+ 3 hostiers and s.ablemen, city fobs, day and $:0 per month and found: enginter for a raich, see boss here: haruess maxer and work_on a ranch, 825 and found: 3 men for a factory, $20 and found: young man (0 work in & machine shop, $6 to 89 a week: 3choreboys or oid men, $10 and $15 ver month and found. MUKRAY & READY, 634 ana 636 Clay st. SAWMILL AXD WOODS, Free fare, 97 more men as laborers. jack- SCrewers. crosscutters, barkers, Swampers, ete., irom $.6 tc #30 and found; also 90 tie-makers, S¢ each; 110 197 woodchoppers, different counties, from 2 60 and $2 10 to $1 15 per cord, tools and f00d fornished: 84 <hake and shingle bolt-makers, $1 25 cord. MUKRAY & READY, 634 aud 636 Clay st. [ CLELBAKERY HELP. Wanted—8 hotel walters, $25; 2 waiters for mines. $25; 3 walters ciy, sma'l resiaurants, 330 Per mouth, §6 per w el iter for a bakery near city, $25 'and found: 3d baker, city, $25 and sound; 3d baker for San Jose, $20 wnd found washer for acountry hotel aundry, $30 and found ; 3 porters for saloon, hotel. stc,, $15 and found; 3 waiter boys, $15 and $20; 15 dishwasbers, §15, #20 und $10 per mouth and found: 6 hotel cooks. £30 10 $50: res.aurzni cook, $10 week. near city: 3 second cooks. MUKRKAY & READY, 634 aud MISS EGIRL, SLEK LEN, 323 tutter st. JUR HOME, $15. |N¢ [PRENCH OR GERMAN MAID, $26. MISS CULLEN, 823 ~utter st. | (JERMAN COOK, $85. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. ©) KECOND GIRLS, $25 EACH. MISS CUL- & LEN, 323 Sutter st. AUNDRESS, $30; WAITRKSS, $25; SAME 1 house. MISs CULLEN, 52 N EAL SECONL GIRL, 825 "MISS (ULLEN, 328 Sutter st AT, IBONEB, 325 MISs CULLEN, 828 Su:ter st. JEAT HOUSEWORK GIRL; MISS ULLEN, 323 Sutter. W ALTRESS. RESTAURASNT: 820 AND found. MiSS CULLEN, Sutter st. OTHER AND DAUGHTER; CULLEN, 323 Sutter. HAMBERMAID AND WAIT AT TABLE, /plain_country hotel, $20, see boss her ress, country. $20: coambermaia and walit, £20; woman with a child, $10. MURRAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634-636 Clay st. $26 TO ¥30. $26. MISS IRL 10 DU COOKING A~ D HOUSEWORK, privae family, country, $23: girl for house- work ana cooking. San_ Mateo. $20: YOung i uise- girl. same house. MUKRAY & RIEADY. Lead- ing Employment Agents, €34 and 636 Cia; 126 FOURTH, ROOM 23, SECOND FLOOR— £0 Young widow wanis & situation as house- keeper for widower. TOUUNG GERMAN GIRL DESIRES HOUSE- kecper's place; summer r.sort or bachelor's home preferred. Koom 8, 207 Post st. 7OUNG GIRL WANTS PUSITION AS TYPE- writer or office work. Call 1032 Market st., room 11. 61' LARRIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL tubscriptions and want ads taken. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. M THINRSE & JAFANFSE; KENT'D 20 YEARS: hel] muin 1997 BRAULEY & Cu, 640 Clay es, jewelry,sealskins. Uncle Harris,15 Grantav | glr), $20; 3 coc D INCRCASE; ‘rench nurse and second style, $26: Protes ant 0OK. HOTEL, $35 AN and seamstress, $2! cook. % in family, $25: 2 cooks, resort and b ing-house, 825 and $30: wuitress, $20: neat eiri for housework, 3 in family across the b and girls for cookin: and heusework in ¢ country. J. F. CROSEIT & C TANTED—LAUNDRESS, $30: WAITRESS und parlormald, $£25: German or Swedish cook, $25; German cook, $30; German maid a.d seamstress, $25; French maid, $30; French nurse, $20; French girls for housswork, 820 and $15: American cook, $25; Uerman or Swedish glrl for second work, $26. 'LEON ANDRE, 308 Stockten st. ands 16 Sutter st. ANTED — A MARRIED WOMAN TO clean and look after doctor’s office, $25, no boerd: French nurseiy governess, §25, ana’ 25 £00d housework girls. wages from $16 to $30. Apply MISS PLUNKETT, 424 Sutter st. APANESE EMPLOYMEN Iinble help. 709 Geary st. BUREAU: RE- L Sutter 2125. UNTER & CO.. CHINESE AND JAPANESE emp. office, 61415 California st., tel. main 281. HEGERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 45 Third st —cooks, Wwaitresses, chambermaids, HE GERMAN EMPLUYMENT OFFICE, 45 “Inird st., bet. Market and M ission.—Firsi-cinss male and fema ¢ helpof all nationalities furnisned on short notice: private families, hotels, restau- rants. etc., supplied; country orders promptly at- teuded Lo, GIRLS 10 DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK and cooklig. German Emp. Uffice, 45 Third. housekeepers, etc. MILK-WAGON DRIVER WISHES SITUA- tion: bas city refere ce: almost three years in iast pluce; knows city thoroughiy. K. £.°0., box 72, Call. Y OUNG GENTLEMAN men languages. DESIRES EMPL Y- speaks fluently aud corresponds in four G. B. X, box 91, Call. UATION WANTED BY A FIRST-CLANS hat and furnishinz goods salesman: best of reterences. A. A., box 43, Call. UILT YOUNG MAN WiSHES sITUATION: is used (o horses, garden work. Call at 1607 Califoruia st. JPLRST-CLASS MACHINIST, DIE AN ) TOOL muker wants a position. M. D. T.. box 64,Ca'l. T: ONG, RESPECTABLE BOY WISHES TO work on a 1anch: small wages. 1206 Polk st FLIABLE, MIDDLE-AG I experienced uation on gentleman’s driver; can ga'den and wik: willing to be usefu! moderate wages; good reference. 3. K., box 43, Call. ences. MRS NOKTON, 515 Sutter st. REEFINED, RESPECT \ BLE, MIDDLE-AGED woman des res position as houseieeper in small family or care of cnlidren: to respectabie parties only. Addrs G., box 29, this cflic T, INT SWEDISH GIRLS WISH housework and cooking: good : no objection to 513 McAllister s NEAT ELDERLY WO ¢ MPE to do general cooks and good references: sbor: distance in country. sPrR - BY OU~EK T1 American widow: good cook and laundress: ilkes children; widower's family prefecre L BI8 M permonta. 3i. B baseme: king: do geueral housework. Minna st. STRANGER, DESIEES A housekeep-r'a ylace: couniry ho-el or widow- er’s hume preferred. Km. 24, 906 Market, 24 floor. W OMAN WANTS. POSITION AS HOUSE keeper: wiil take c e of small child or iava- | tia. "Call 1032 Market st., room 14. | Y OUNG GIRL WANTS A HOUSEKEEPER'S pl.ce; hotel or widower’s home preferred. 361, Geary, room 15, second fioor. Yo G AND ATTRACTIVE LADY DE- sires a piace in o lodzing-house or widcwer's home as hous-keeper. 120% Geary, roou 2 FANTED — BY RE-PECTABLE YOUNG zirl_positign as lady’s companion In good home. Y.W.C. A..1221V’Farreli st. RESPECTARLE YOUNG WOMKN WOULD like situation zs housekeeper; widower's fam- ily preferred. 1073%4 Market st. IR, WANTS A SITUATION TO DO COOK- ing and general housework. Cali at 422 Teba. no postals. NY WIDOWER WISHING AN INTELLIL- gent lady as nousckeeper call at 729 Pine st. Y AMERICAN, POSITION AS COACHMAN or hostier to private party: thoroughly under- stands care.of horses and carriages; no objection %o country: good habits; references. Address P, 7613 Howa d st g ESPECTABLE COLORED MAN, SOBER, industrious and accommodating, wishes worl 200d h.rseman; No. 1 wuiler: best reference city or country. Address WILLIAM, Call, Oal land. OUNG MAN WANTS PLACE IN PRIVATE family (o do chores, gardening, care of horses, e.c. D.Z.,box 117, Call Ufiice. TEADY YOUNG GERMAN WISHES ANY kind of work; experienced driver: good eity reserence. Apply 1243 Mission st. 7 ANTED — SITUATION AS COOK_ ON large ranch. Adiress G. E.T., Point Reyes station, Mariu County, Cil. VHINESS ANDJAPANE B FMPLOYMENT office; best help. 41434 O' Farreil, Tel. k. 426. JL: ERLY MAN, STILL ACTIVE, GREATLY needs work ; beauritul penman, but will be gied 1o do anything: reference. Aduress D. L., box 90, Call. TANTED—BY YUUNG MA orter in a doctor’s office or 275 Jessie LL- KOUND BLACKSMITH (MARRIED man) wanis steads job: city or countey. Ad- dress Biacksmith, box 33. Call. P. SITION AS lore. Address 1ERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, MRS, LAMUERT, 417 Powell st, has places for &irls of all nutionalities. me-vmsé TRIMMER WANTED. AP- ply between 9 a d 10 o'clock. KOBERIL L. TOPLITZ & CO., 545 Market st. 11 OR WOMAN ho Su ter TO ASSIST IN LIGHT evork; small wages. Call aftec 10, 304 VLEANER AND PACKER; FXPERIENCED Fr.or nexperfenzed. Pacific Shoe Factory, 139 rst st ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED APPREN- tice on coats. 619 Taylor st. JIRST-CLASS FINISHERS ON LADIES ks. 14 McAuister st., room 2 A PPRENTICE ON VESTS. 41133 KEARNY. W ANTED—500 WOMEN AXD GIRLS TO work on fruit. Appy immediately at Cali- fornia Canneries Compauy, Brannan si., between ‘Third ana Fourth. 636 Clay st. MANUFACIUKING M Company wants 25 good iaboring mdn: no experence required: fare § : steady, easy job; exceptional'v good Lanking company to work tor. MCUKRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clav st. TTENTION! WE WANT DAILY A CAR- loaa of men and large boys to bick grapes In sno and Tulaie countie.: wages {1 a day and board; fare $3: no other charge. Apol for ticket st C. R HANSEN & CO’~, 108 Geary si. NTRY RESTAURAN FRENCH COOK, COU ; $i5 10 $50: baker and pastry cook, hotel, north, §40: broller. country restaurant, 3b5: 4 cooks, #40 and $30: lunch cook and tend bar, $30: potwasher, $25. C. R. HANSEN & Cu, 108 Geary st. Z0 pear city, $1 a dav and boar1; 10 teamsier near city, $1 75 a dav, fare 25 cent: 6 teamsters city, $175 a day: 4 lumber-pilers. country saw- mill, $i & day and boird: mao and wite for a fruit ranch, £40. C. K. Ha & CO., 1U8 Geary st. PBLACKSMITH HF LPER. Wi SHARP- en too's for n mine, §2 ay: 2 men todrive milk wagons on commission: driver for a milk wagon, $25 10 830, C. K. HANSEN & CO, 108 Geary st VW AITER FOR SPRINGS: 622 50 AN advanced: call early. C. K. HANSEN 108 Geary st. YENKRAL AGENT WANTED IN EVERY town in the S ate: salary 875 per month and expenses; no canvassing required, Address Mon- roe Co., hox 45, Call. BRANCH BAKERY ON PRINCI- $l5“. pal street in the Mission: 3 nice liviog- rooms: rentogly $12 per monih: good piace. 5. LESS, 5 Fourth'st. W ANTED—YOUNG MAN HAVING EXPERI- ence with poultry on 1 ree scale; wages $20 and board. Address J., box 93, Cail Office. 00T AND SHOE SALESMAN: ONE WHO undersiands Spauish preferredy Apply at once, U. s. Industrial Agency, Crocker building. H UsTLERS _WATRR FILTERS AT COST: large profits: Investigate. JONES, 1u59% Howard st. 00D MALE AND FEMALE AMA'TEUR specialty_performers. Apply 119 O'Farrell st., between 11 und 1 o'ciock- ANTED—A YOUMNG MAN FOR HELP IN confections. Call at 1111 Market st ‘V SPEADY GERMAN 26 Sixih st. ALESMEN FUR OAKLAMND, LOS AN- geles, Fresuo and city. Faciory, 1155 Mission. ANTED — A GOOD, walter for coffee-house, 4 COENt+R SALOON BUSINESS IN $350. Siwot the best locaiities south of Mar- ket st.: sells 12 | alf-barrels beer per week; pro- prietor_owns building and will give lease. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st CIGAR-~TORE IN CHOICEST LO B $200. Gon: auy receipes $8and $10: cheap- rent: steady customers. WILKE, 753 Markeu st. 650, COMMISSION - STORE; COU $650. prviuets, vutcer. #ggs, cheese, tadlishea many years; firsi-class busines wagon, etc.: books open for inspection. W 783 Market st. ; FIRST-CLASS PAYING DOWN- $80 . town saloon amonz the Wwho esals houses: no night or sunday work: clearine abuve $100 month; ola es:abiished. WILKE, 783 Mar- ket st. INOTICE-GUSSTRAND & 0, 1052 M A REE L will sell your business quick for ca.h JTRONG BOY TO LEARN BLACKSMITH- Ing. 828 Harr'son st. MRST-CLASS FINISHER ON COATE, Jessie st (90D DISHWARHER. 164 SE 5125 COND ST ANTED—COOK FOR CAMP: EXCEPTION- ally good place. Apply WARD & CO., Clay st CARPENTERS WANTED. EIGH1H AND Hariison sts. 4 DLUMBER'S BOY HELPER. Gate ave. 623 GULDEN ANTED—SIX PLASTEKERS IMMEDI- ately coruer of Sixteenth and Mission sts. JERAND-BOY IN WHOLESALE HOUSE. Address Whoiesale, box 59, this office. JINE BARBER-CHAIR FOR SALE CHEAP. Apply 2416 Mission st., downstairs. 15 PARTNER FOR OFFICE AND COM- $ . mission house; c:ears $756 month Lo each; see to-day. STRAND, 1052 Murket st. 3 FIRST - CLASS $1500. 22a" Sster-nouse on 3 ceipts over $75 a day. STRAND, 10 UTCHER SHOP: BEST LOCAT.ON ACROSS the bay; large refrigerator, marble counter, 2 borses, wa. ou, rt, etc.; big outside trade; in. vestigate this. STrNBrRG & Cu. 2 Market, NE OF THE LEADING KE~T NTS 1 Oak clearing $200 1000(hIv: owner ieav- ing: bargain. ANDERSON & CO., 777 Market st. ROCERY-SIORE FOR SALE—F. KAUF- mana’s grocery-store, SW. cor. Fifth aud Mis- slon sts., for sale by bids. For inventory aud other particulars apply to Board of Trade. FO& $2000 SALE — GROCEKY AN - « bar good paying business; on ac crunt of sickness: or pariner for half Intere: #2000, box 50, Cail Office. R:STAURANT ket st.: re- 2 Market st F YOU AKE AN ACTIVE MAN, WILLING to work and deposit $10 cash we can guarantee #4 a duy permanent. Acadress A. H., box 70, Cail MONEY LOANED O DIAMONDS WATCH- es, jewelry,sealskivs. Uncle Harris, 15 Grantav WANIED=A GRRMAN IX FIRST-CLASS wine-house as barkeeper; understand mixing drinks aud be a goud indoor salesman; N0 other need apply. x 90, Call. \ LL-.OUND LAUNDSYMAN WANTED; A good shirt-polisher and one that would be ap- preciated. Apply to Stanford University Steam Laundry P. 0. Y [ ANTED—A FIRST- nishing goods salesman. st., room 7. from 5 to 5 P. . JEAMEN AND ORDINARY FOR AUSTRA- Iia, South reas and Europe at 637 Clay st. ARTNER WANTED BY A PRACTICAL cook in_good-paylug restaurant; would ;prefer PAr ver to hired help. Apply 122 Fourth st. Q MEN, STEADY PLOYMENT, $:0 PER month_and found: no experience nLecessary. HERMAN'S, 637 Clay st. "IRST-CLASS EUROPEAN HAIRCUTTER, wno paders-ands curling ladies’ bangs and shampooing. ADply al 24 Geary st () LABORERS AND 2 TEAMSTERS H. GRUMSEN, cor. Kailroad and Twenty-second avenues. LASS GENTS' FUR- Apply 533 Marke; AUNDRY ROUTE FOR SALE, INCLUDING fine wagon: profit of $25to §30 weekly; es- tablished 5 years. cwn r leavine clty. Particu- lars sddress L. K., box 44, Call Office. $250 peE L L business for quire 831 Montzomery st., WELL - PAYING e or exchaige. lne -ooms 38 and 39. HE CHEAPEST AND NEATEST CANDY and_icecream store in the city for $300. Ac- dress P., box 43, Call Office. NOR SALE—INTEREST IN GOOD-PAYING butcher-snop, 1629 Poik st. 00D GERMAN BAKERY FOR SALE ON account of sickness. Apply 313 Sixth st ANTED—GOOD COUNTRY SALOON FOR cash: no agents. Saoon b x 46, Ca'l Office. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es, jewelry,cealskins. Unele Herrls 15 Grantav 1000 FOR HALF INTEKEST IN KAPID- ly growing business: 1 ow overcrowds. ed with orders.” EDWARD W. HILL, 628 Mar.et. 1DAY SALOON; ACCOU: from business = WICHMAN, LUTC CO,, 820 Clay st OUNG EASTERY LADY WANTS BUSI ness partner: small capital. 1013 Grant ave., room 1234. IRING N & Ex WANTED BY YOUNG 4, 2d floor, USINESS PARTN Eastern lady. 906 Marketst., rm. VASHIER WITH $150, SECURED; $60 A J moath and board. 27 Mission st. $4 FOR THE BEST SHOEMAKER-SHLP in the town. 1802 Bush st. HEET-IRON WORK&R WANTED. APPLY CONLIN & ROB=RTS, 723 Mission st. AND WARKANT FOR SALE. M, HARRIS, 20 Ellfs st., cf ARBERS—FOR SALE shop. 23 Davis st. GUOD 3-CHAIR ROCERY-ST( Market st TORE AND BAR; CHEAP. cor. Pearl. 1831 615 LABKIN-BEANGH OFFICE OF THE CALL. subscriptions and want ads taken. (EAMEN FOR EUR(PE AND COAST steawers, Alaska, Australla. 904 Kearny st. upstairs. W ANTED—1 CARPKNT BRING TOOLS: house work. 718 Third st. 4 MARKET ST—BRANCH OFFICE OF 1HE CaLL: wane ads and subscriptlons taken. M INEES WANTED—2 Ok § FOR COPPER Kiver: advertiser will pay balf expenses for third f discoveries. Address M. W., box 42, Call. ARBERS PROTECTIVE UNION; bers' Association of the kacific ployment Uthice. S. FUCHS, sec’y, DIRST-CLASS R JRANT WITH 7 FUR- nished rooms: good business: for sale cheap: COUNtry LOWN: Owner retiring {rom business. Ad- dress F. X 6U, Call Uffice. $4000. 50k sale. Address H. F., box 9; TABLE BU g suborban town for this office. RANCH FOR SALK South San Francisco. HICKEN AND Eleventh ave. and J st MARE BARNESS AND EXPRESS WAGON £100. BUCKMAN 2548 Folsom st. $50, SAIDY,_AxD Notiox TSTORE >OV). rooms: remt $15. 1820 Powell st. ALOON FOR SALE OF aCCOUNT OF SICK- ness. Inquire Call Office. JIRST-CLASS LADIES TAILOE WANTED; BOWHAY’S, 504 Sutter st. ¥ ECRULTS WANTED FOR THE UNITED States marine Corps, United States navy: sole-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of 21and 80 years, who are citizens of the United States, or those who have legally declared their intention (o become such: must be of good chus- acter and habits and abie 10 speak. read and write English, and be between b feet 5 inches and 6 feet in height. For further information apply at the recruiting office. 20 Kllis st., ~an Francisco, Cal. T ANTED—GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO fi. your fest at the same price you buy ready- made ones, irom 81, 33, 34 and 35, at 562 Mission st., bet. Firs: and Becond. ITCHEN-HELPER, $15 TO $20 AN D ROOM; €20k’s helper, $7 veek: dishwasher, 34 a week and roo: dishwasher, $56 a week; 2 dish- washers, $25; dishwasher, couniry, $20 and room dishwasher. City 815 und’ room; 3 Kitchen-meu, $10 and room: dishwasher, 85 a week. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. N IGILT COOK. 86 A WEEK: NIGHT COOK. 87 u week: -+ cond cook, #6 ana §7 a week; coos, sma | pluce, $7 o waek: cook’s hrlper, $:0: ccos, boxruing-house, $25 and room: cook, Short orue:s, 825 aud room: ¢00, $40 and rvom: cvok, $50 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. OTEL POKRTER, 815 AND RUOM; NEAT young m'n as beliman, etc., $10 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. ABORKRS AND TEAMSTERS; STEADY 4 work: $175 perday. MARIIN & CO., 749 Market. Ro0Ms 150 10 750 PER SIGHT: SUa 4u sl 3 Per weex. Orfental, 225 Drumm st LEF SHOES, #175: TO OR- oling, 26c up. 59 Howard. JINE MEN'S der, $250; hal INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIKD Si., NE. Market: 300 rooms, 25¢c a night; reading- room: iree 'bus aad baggage o and irom the ferry. ANTED—MEN 10 LEAKN BARBER trade; shops, tools, posiuons furnished: 3 weeks required. 5. ¥. Barber College, 13514 Eighth, 10 MEN FOR FURNISHED ROOMS: 25c night; $1 25 week up. Saratozs, 118 Sixth. OSEDALE, 821 ELLIS ST., N&. TAYLOK— 100 rooms, 25¢ night; $1 week: reading room QAILOKS AND ORDINARY SEAMEN wanted at L NE'S, 504 Davis, near Jackson. F STOUT MEN Fuk TRUCKING, $30 10 $35, board, etc. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. INGLE ROUMS 10c AND 16¢c NIGHT, 75¢ 'and 31 week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard. EDMAKER.$15 AND ROOM: CALL EARLY. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. JLUHO HOUSE, 863%5 MA 1L KET ST.—KOUMS 20c. x5¢ 1o 5UC night: $1 to $2 weel 10 BANCHEANDS, $20. MARTIN & €O, 749 Market EN TO CLEAR L\~D; CONTKACT. MAK- TIN & CO., 749 Market st. ERMAN WAITER, $25 AND ROOM. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Marxet st. W AITER, CITY, $40. MARTIN & CO., 749 Marke. st. TAITER, CITY, $256 AND ROOM. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st j AITER, COUNTRY, $25 AND ROOM. MARTIN & CU., 749 Market st. EAT ERRAND- BOY, $4 WEEK: CALL early; chore-boy. MA RTIN & CO., 749 Murket. RANCH. MARTIN & CO., AN AND WIF! 749 Market. M AITER, RESTAURANT AND BAR, $25. city. MARTIN & CC., 749 Market. 7 AITEE, SMALI, HOI'KL, $25 AND ROOM. MARTIN & CO, 749 Market. ADIES SHOES, SOLING, 30c; MENS shoes, soling, SUc: all repairing dons ut halt the usual price. 562 Mission st, bet. 1stand d. $10 GOOD GERMAN SHOEMAKER CAN « bave long lease on best shop in St Helena. Address C. E. DAVI<. St Helena, Cal 300() BAlRS-ANOTHKR LUT OF MEN'S . skoes; been siizhtly damaged: at lesy ihan one-fourth their value: from 28c 10 $2 b0 562 Mission st., bet. First and Second. T U Ok UNCALLED-FOR SHOLS FROM 25C J RANCH AND HOME BAKERY: Iiving rooma: bargain. GOOD Apply Call Office. OPPERRIVER,ALASKA—COPPER RIV<R expedition sails about ~eptemb-r 16; 1 year's provisions a -d fare $200: vessel at Miinsion whart No. z; have information regarding new strike. Fot particulars apply room 201, #28 Montgomery, €. k. (FUODFAVING HU1RL HUSINE S LONG- established; half interest $500; whole $1004. Address Cosmopolitan Hojel. Petaluma. OUNG GERMAN GIRL, SPEAKS SPANISH und French, wants pariner. R. 2,111 Geary. CKTLAND AGENCY .HIS PAPEK LN~ quire tuis Oflice vraé 155 Yuird st, Porusud, Uregon. YT MONIGUMERY CORNER OF CLAY— OZ | Open unui 9:30 ceclock: branch office o he Call subscriptions and wan: sds ‘axen. LODGING-HOUSES. 99 ROOMS, ALL RENTED, ONLY 23 roon:s, sunny corner. 14 room Louse on Mason st. 15 room house on Mission st 26 room house on Market st 100 rauches snd 100 houses and 14 room house on Mason s lots., 60 room house, clears $250. 3000 rooms, apartment bhouse....... . 2800 12 rooms. on Golden Gate ave., fine. 850 14 rooms, ou Fourth st - Other bargains. H. C. DECKIR, 1020 Market. ®150, PART Casu: CorNER LODGN G- LDV, house: #sunny rooms: nice furniture. fall of roomers: cheap rent. Appiy 835 Bryant 13 ROOMS NOKTH ~OF MAKKET —ST.; #) cnoiee: $350. UNDERWOOD, 765 Market. $20 CASH—FLAT 14 RUOMS: FULL OF steady rmers: low rent. M.,1243 Mission. $15 8-ROOM HOUSE, CHLAP RENT, §20; .+ rooms ail tull. 2 xth st BEANH OFFICK 0F 1 #5 CALL, 167 NINTH 2= Want nds &nd »UiacADIONS TRKe —_— e FURNITURE FOR SAL OING EAST—WILL ~ELL A FLAT OF & rooms, complete, ali in Al order, at & sacri- 482 Twenty-third st., near Cas ro, fice. ANTED TULOLLECE WAL ES DUE LABOR- ersaclerks XN OX Collection Agcy, 110 Sutter. up to $125. 562 Misslon st., tet. 1st and 2d. E SIMUN WANTS 100 MEN TOGET BOTTLE .+ beeror wine 5c; Lest free lunch. 643 Clay. RY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE- jow Sixth, for a room: 2bc a nighi: €1 & week. W ANTED—LABURKERY AND MECHANICS 10 know thas Ed Kolkin, Keno Houss propris- Denver H.a\u'\‘ 217 Third s2.: 434 ight 10 33 tor, stlll ey © WAITERS, $6 A WEEK. MARTIN & CO, © 749 Mariet. Q WAITERS, 87 A WEEK. MARTIN & CO, 749 Market. 3 CHOREMEN; $10 PER MONTH, ETC. MAR- JOLICITORS FOR DAIRY; GOOD PAY. MAR. 1IN & CU., 749 Market. LIs & CO., 749 Market st J ANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work; wages $10. 2241 Sutter st. PPLE-PACKER. MARIIN &CO.. 749 MAR- ket st. JRL OR WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK: 2 IN family, $20: upstairs giri. $15. 721 Ellisst 1BRL WANTED TO ASSIST IN LIGHT housewdr<. 819 McAllister'st. ANTED — WIKL Ty D0 HOUSEWORK: wazes $15. 2432 Mission st. LARKIN_BRANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL: subscrintions an wan: ads taken. G W 61 ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es jewelry.sealskins. Uncie Hiris,15 Grantay ERMAN GIRL FUR GENERAL HOUSE- work: wages §16, 23 Eureka st., bet. even- teenth and Kighteeath. OUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK. 1184 Perry st. URSEGIRL WANTED. 2103 CLINTON ave., Alameda ERMAN Ok SWEDISH G1RL FUR GEN- eral housework, $20. Apply 10 to 4, 1728 Fell. 'OR SAN MATEO. GIRL TO CARE FOR children; wages $10. Apply 2230 Pacific ave. AN AND WIFE WITHOUT CHILDREN wou d like position on dairy or farm. Appy 131 Montgomery. (XPERIENCED OPERATORS ON WHITE and co.ored shirts at GREENEBAUM, WEIL & MICHELS, 631 Mission st. ANTED — MACHINIST, 8250 A DAY: 2 miiners, $2 50 a day and $35: laborer for mine, $26 and fouud; grape-jickers, $1 25 a day: milx- er, $20; farmers, $.0: 20 woodchoppers, 80c and $1acord: men and wives. $40a0d 845 2 sneej- nerde: : cuoreboy about mine, $15 and found; sa.h nad door machine men, 25¢ &1 _Lour: cooks, vulters, dishwasbers an . others. Apply toJ. F, CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. ANTED—WAITER FOR r-house, $30: di<hwas] o was| dishiwa her, small countr: $16: boy for resori, $15: porter, French, $10 week: etc. ANDKE, 308 AGENTS WANTED. GENTS WANTED FOR MEDICATED wafers: positive safegnard; S1: also tonic svecific_for all female troublss: for home nss DK. AND MKS. WrGoNKR, 526 ddv st FLATS WANTED. ANTED — IN DISTRICT FOUNDED BY ranklin, Sutterand Marxet sts 7-room flat: carpeted flat preferred: rent mu t be reasonab e. Aadress Ren:er. box 60. Call Oftice, BOARDING WANTED. NV ENTLEMAN WANTS A HOME IN FIKST- class family. Mail particulars to G., Call Office. = e PROPERTY WANTED. P R e A A A~ AR W ANTED-LOTI@ANDI@ COTTAGE WITH aramodern ‘imvf'nveme!;':: on a car line; not too stant; marine view preferred: wili by it good D box 121, Call Gffice gl e W ANTED - BUTLEE, VALIT. COUNTRY. $40: butler, country. $10; butl . 850; secoud butler. §£0; Enclish boy, as istant butier, $15; butier, §23, etc. ANDRL'S, 308 Stockton, 10) LABOR-Rs FOK MILL #35: 10 WOODS- men. $26'and $30; 10 aborers for brickyard, $.6: 2 farmers, $2); millwright, §50; grape. pickers. $26: man for peddiivg, $15; ranch coos, $1b; choreman, $15. K. 1. WARD & CO., 608 and 610 Clay WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. S ECOND-HAND CASH REGISTE = ed. 640 Stanyan st. T 00K~! BOOKS! BOOK! oLD boughs & KLEIN'S, 127 ~1xth st. 0 EXCHANGE—DENTAL WORK FO bicycte. Ohio Deutal Parlors, 906 Mlflw‘:‘u_A L EOOKS SEcoxn BUTLER; $40. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutters . LD GOLD. GOLD DUST, JEWELKY. ETC, (0} bought. 0. NOLTE, feweler, 523 OFaseal HOREMA ter st $16. MISS CULLEN, 3823 SUT- 615 MABEIN-BKANCH UFFICE OF THE CALL subseriptions and wanc ads taken. W ASTED—BY STEADY YOUNG MAN, A sitoation as salesman in a country geueral merchandise store; best of references. Address K.. box 4, Call Office. CUNG RUSSIAN LADY OF GOOD FAMILY wants place as housekeeper; no objection to country; hotel or widowers home preferred. Room 2, 253 Post st. 0 HOTELMEN — A SITUATION BY A well-experienced bead walter or steward: also well able as manager; very best of references. Address M. A., box 143, Call Oftice. W ANT-D—YOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL housework; German preferred. 45 Bartlett st, 1105 P M. IRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK WHERE there are iwo children. 664 Broderick st. AN AND WIFE; 340 TO §45: RANCH. MISS CULLEN, 3238 ~otter st. ANTED—YOUNG ENGLI-H BOY T0 ACT as footman. Apply MISS PLUNKEIT, 424 sulter st. A AWNBROKER—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST- Pofl clo hing bought. Add. con.b.nlfixt!h"fi?; ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. AN~ DVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWs C lulty: private noleawlthoullueee-;‘p'sol;fx - W. HOWE, atty atlaw,850 Market, cor.Stocken. IRL FOR LIGHT _HOUSEWORK: GOOD home: low wages. 170444 ¢ oisom st ARBER FOR SATURDAY: WAGE! 2 B kg AGES $3. 602 A. MITCHELL, REMOV KD TO 12 J8 iy matters: collections ;i vace fvac. G1H LARKIS-BEANCH OKFICK ur THE CALL. Bubscripuons and want ads taken. ANTED—A GOOD BAKBER: Wyonnx mao. Call at 301 Larxin st. TEADY DVICE FREE: NO CHARGE U. G cessful. * W. W. DAVIDSON, .’l‘:lbil.!‘!k:‘u:; ARTY LEAVING CITY WISHES TO SELL Jurniture of 9 rooms.” Avply 9 o 8, 750 How ard st. ¥ UKNITURE, STOVES UARPRTS, COUN- ters. showcases. ANDERSON, 1121 Markes 1G BARGAIN IN FURNITURE; SELLING out: going to Alaska 816 Mission st. OU=EHULD KAN JOHN F. MEY KRS S AKE THE Buol CO. 947 Market st FURNITURE WANTED. J. NEUMAN, 121 SIXTH ST., BUYSJAND « sells furniture and carpets; also storage. NDIANA AUCIION Co. Montgomery st. REMOVED hest prices paid. Tel. Di 019 1871 CARPET-CLEANING. 1.Y STEAM CAKP, Utans, moves, ‘ays chrpets. G. h. STEVINS, Mgr. 38 and 40 Eighth st.; telephons South 250. W AN \'\éU lzhl.‘uhl‘lfiuhlwu TED WILg Ppoor work send 10 SPAULDING'S ¥ Caz- Tet-beatinz Works, 558-37 1¢hama at: tel B0 4k S ENTERPRISE CARPET-CLEAN- 36 14th. 'Tel. Mix. 100. Z T. Barber. WATTS, reliable carpet-cleaning,renovtg,alter + ation works, 413 Mcallister. el Jessio 521, ARPETS CLEANED, RENOVATED LIKE new. J. MCQUELN, 453 Stevenson; tel. S_ 238, ALVANCE CARPEIL- CLEANING CO., 402 Sutter; tel. Main 594 GEO. WALCOM, prop. C J J LAYING. 3c: KU SAM- tel. Jessie 944 Stratton, 3 Kighto. ARPELS CLEANED & RENUYATED LIKS Dew. 43Tenth; tei South 36 Mackintosh & Co. 2 MITCHELL, CARPET: + 240 14:host.; cleaning Sc. a yard: tel. Mis 74 ONKLIN'S CARPRL - B ALING WOkaa 33 Golden Gate uve.. lelephone Easi 1id LEANING CO., LEGAL XNOTIC THE CALIFORNIA DEBR " having received applicatious to mine by the hy- draulic process from N. B. Willlis et in the Wiilow Piacer kxtension, near Howards rtatiot, Siarra County, to deposit taliings fn Little Deer Creek: frum G. A. Rosenthal et al, in the Cali- fornia mine, near Sierra City, Sierra County, to deposit tailings in east fork of north for of North Yuba River; from Jacob Yuger. in the Scive.der diggings. near ~panish ranch, Plumas County, to deposit tajlings in Spanish Creex. and trom Henry A. Hallsted. 1o _the Halisted P.acer Mine, near . sh Ranch, Piumas County, todeposit tal incs ravine, gives notice thai a meeting will ba held at room 59, Ficod building, San Francisco, Cal. on September 27, 1897, ai 1:30 . M. COMMISSIO!