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

12 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 18 1897 WELL PLEASED TH “THE CALL" Everybody Satisfied With | the Pledees of the Supervisors. Missionites and Other Tavpay- ers Glad That the Zoo Scheme Is Killed. Half a Million Dollars Saved to the City by the Energetic Work Against the Plot. While the advocates of the expenditure of $400,000 of the people’s money fora tract of land for a park and zoological gar- den are working up fictitious indignation meetings, on paper, and bogus petitions, also on paper, th who believe in having the substantial improvemeats first.are perfectly satisfied with the expression of opinion of the various Supervisors. The Mayor has said that he thought the present time inopportune, the old Board of Supervisors went on record as being op- posed to the scheme to unload a lotof worthless property on the city at an ex- orbitant price, and now the new board has also expressed itseli, or a majority of it has, as being against an increased taxa- tion for the purpose of establishing a| monkey-ranch in Squirrel Hollow. That | this expression on the part of the men | who make the 1ax levy is acceptable to the taxpayers can be seen from the inter- views had with men who are well known and stand high in the commaunity. William Ede—The residents of the Mission district were never 1n favor of | the park and zoo scheme, and of course we are all well pleased with the fact that a majority of the members of the Board of Supervisors will vote against it. 1 was | sure they wouid stand between the job- | | W H Conai " L Macleay, P € H L wis, Portiand bers and the peop'e when they learned the true situation. There are too many places for our money jast now to spend it on parks, and the Supervisors are as well aware of this fact as anybody else. John Morton—I am well vleased with the maiteras it now stands. I must confessthat for a time it looked asif we were to be infl in order that certain land-boomers could dispose oi their property, btt I always re- lied upon the sterling good sense of the Superv.sors and was sure tha* when they knew bow the matter stood they would | not be parties to the scheme. THE CaLn deserves the thanks of all the tuxpayers for its noble fight. Judge . J. Toohey—Therecould b= but oue ontcome to this matter if the Supervisors took the desires of the tax- payers into consideration, and they have evidently done this. We are all well pleased with the si 1 pecially pleased with the fight THE CaLn bas made for the people. BPaniel W. Kelly—I am glad that we have bear! from ihe Supervisors in this matte~. It is an essy matter to get up a petition with many names upon it, but when it comes to having the tax-pay ers sign a peiition asking for increased taxation that is another matter. The peo- ple of the Mission were not wanting a park and zoo, and we are glad that we are Lot going to get one. Thomas H. Lawler, 911 avemue—l aumire ibe spint of the edi- torial in THE CarLw regarding the stand of | the other papers on the question of a park and zoo. Let the other papers speak out, g0 we will know where to find them. There has never been a time when the Mission needed a zoological garden, no bave we ever asked for any such an ins.i- tution. We want good streets, not wild animals. J. M. Thomas, wholesale dealer in painis and oils, IS Vicksburg street—lne whole zoo proposition 1s a fraud. Itis a real-estate deal. The people are with THE CALL, and on next Monday, or when the board meets, the scheme will ot get one vote. T. C. Mosher, Dep Clerk: 1 bope THE CALL will keep up the fight until all danger is past. The | Mis:ion, to paraphras> a celebrated quo- tation, expects every Supervisor to do his duty, and that duty is to see to it that the 1ub ic funds are not squandered on such schemes as the so-calied zoo. N.Dodge, 836 Valenciastreet: I velieve tuc Supervisors who were inter- viewed in THE CaLL will stand by their pledges. Iconsider the fight won. THE CaLL has saved the city half a million dollars. IT WAS TOO COLD. The Ex-Supervisors D .sappointed the Boomers in Squirrel Hollow. The Supervisorial excursion to the “Squirrel Hollow” park site guished body was there by its representa- tives, George D. Shadburne, T. V. O'Brien and Dr. Curtis G. Kenyon. Tie balancs | of the committee (ten) did not show u Four carriages with eight black horses | suitable for funeral purposes were there | with drivers adorned with stovepipe head- gear. The Hon. Thomas W. Rivers, ex-| Supervisorof the Twelith Ward was, there | with his heavy overcont thrown carelessly | over his arm. He was waiting for his ex- | associates of the board that was, Messrs. Shadburne, O'Brien and Dr. | Kenvon held a close corporation whisper | with the honorable ex-Supervisor. from | the Twelith Ward, afier wkich the quar- tet separated and made a carefu. but in- effectual search through the corridors oi the City Hall building for the other seven ex-honorable gentiemen who had prom- ised to take a drive to the proposed site at the expense of the “Mission Park and Zoological Garden Association.”” Failing to find any of thete they werein search of President Shadburne, and his assistant, T. V. O’ Brien, returned, and in the saddest of tones informed the hzckmen that their services would not be required this afrer- noon. Qut in the Squirrel Hollow everything had been put in the best possible shape for the inspeciion of the disiinguished body that was cxpected, but that did not ma- terialize. The fences had all been white- washed and the gopner and squirrel holes bad been filled up with sand and made to look as natural as was possible. A distin- guished delegation of *“boomeis” had taken their places on the lee side of the gum t_ees, to shelter themselves from the cold fog that had unwelcomely come in through the ravine from the ocean. This unwe!come visitor was just the re- verse of what the “‘boomers’’ wanted, as it presented the home of the squirrels in anything but « favorable coloriug. It was coldt and windy out there, and so it was about the City Hall in the sections where the ex-Supervisors stood in shady corners waiting the sad news that came later from the Parrott building, when the Supreme Court declined to review the findings of Judge Wailace. After waiting for two long hours for the four carrizges that were to bring the hon- orable(?) ex-Supervisors the toomers be- came disheartened and dispersed. In an hour or so afterward the festive | *quirreis and the zopners weze in the pos- ses:fon of their natursl homes and boles undisturbed. The “boomers” are sad. New Insuravce Manager. A change of considerable interast in busi- ness circles has occurred department of the firm of . Loniza & Co. This company has long veea estaplished in the general commission and exporting busi- in the Insurapce | ences. Mus. NUKTO! SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE, i FITUATIONS WANTED: JEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL DESIRES situation as second girl or nurse or house- work; $i0; reference. MISS CULLEN, 33 sui- ter st MPETENT SWEDISH COOK WITH REF- eren e desires a situation. J. F. CROSETT & (0, 318 rutter st ERMAN HOUSEGIRL WISHES SITUA- tion: g0od_covk and houseworker: $15; r:fer- «1b Sutter st. VERMAN KMPLOYMENT OFFICK—MRS. LAMBEKT, 417 Powell st. (:el. Main 5332), surnishes beat hilp of al: nationalities. ness, and recently took up fire insurance on a der the direction of C. J. Stovel The sgreement by which these gentleme: have conducted this depari- v been di:solved and Edward Salame, late of ihe German-American Insur- ance Company. takes in the general business of large seale u { ana J. Thebaud. ment has recent! e MIPPLE-AGED LaDy OF REFINEM wishes position in good Pro estant famil seamsiress and assist wi b chiliren can nake herse.f generally 5. D., box 74, Cail useful; ¥20 10 $25, references. J,ADY wISHING AN ATTRACTIVE HOME 4 witn rifined jeople would be williug to read alonlani write for ruum and board; no objection to the suburbs. L. W., box 99, Cail. HOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND HUTEL | J K Baxter, Los Angeles ¥ A Kimb:ll, Natl City 3 S C Huzhes. Berkeley C'A >levens. Callstoga Miss S Morgan, ~u Jose J W Liu | ana mu ic; exo | Cell Office, Ou oLl &, Sta Cruz R L 1 cgg, Saratoga de_Re. nier. Sang -t GWMorga, D 3 Mri J H Luughlin, Mark W W Foote, Oakiand J J Moor &w, Lebanon Mrs H M Carr, Lebanon Mrs H Briggs. Alexander URSERY GOVEKNFKSS fisn, music and French: ES v Y desires position: E good seamsire s; references. Address L. L., Call Uflice, Oukland «ED GOVERNESS TO YOUNG ishes enzugement; English, French el und XPE U cmldre: TERMAN WANTS WASHIN'. OR WORK X by the doy. 10 Alaska pla e, foot Mason st TOUD ~EAMSIEsSS; 60c A DAY, WITH 8 meals. MRS CURDELL, lo?‘l/z Larkin J L ~chweizer, N ¥ De A H McFar ain, Idaho J Sheker, Anderson, Ind 3 rsJ S Brow it Jr. San Juan J ¥ Tranwit.Sta Barbara B H West, 111 Los Angeles Miss Adams, Sacto er, St Louis Mis I, Adams, Sacto Miss Hastiz, Selma J R King, ~an Jose T A Hook, San Diego W Guirard, Angels Camp W C Fager&w, nedwood W p Stovali, Willams Miss W Davis, N Y RUSS HOUSE. letto. Kureka er, Scdalia, Mo B F Meyer, ~1 Louis R T Jonies, 'St Joha H R Cole, Baston it J Lowry, Frespo C W Fincn, Kivers:de P Rublman, N Y vate American fam. IDDLE-AGED LADY, WITH CHILD 12 M years: light housework or housekeeper; home more tuun wages. 1u31 Satoma s. VERMAN, AGED 15 YEARS, WISHES PO- sl lon (o 1ake care of children. Add. 30 Crcoik. OU~KE KR FOK WILOWER. APPLY room 43, Lillsdale, 33 Six.h st. W ANTEO-BY GIKL, WITH FIRST-CLASS references, Lo do general housework in pri- Call or address 419 Minna. DRE~SMAKER FiOM CHI 2a day. 1118 JIBST-CLAS: ca30 wishies worx in familles: Leaveuwor.h st ADY YOUNG GRRMAN WISHrS ANY <ind_of work: exper.enced driver: good ciLy Apply 1243 Mission st AND WIFE WITHOUT CHILDREN woud like position on dairy or farm. Appy 181 Montgowery. LAKKIN—BRANCH UFFICE OF THE Subseriptions and want ads taken. ANTED—BY STRADY YOUNG MAN, A sltuation as salesman in ® country genueral Merchandise store: bes: of references. | 0 HOTELMEN — A well-experienced head waiter or steward: very best Of Teferences. SITUATION BY wel able as muna: Address M. A., box 143, ANTED—SITU \T10 Addres< G. . A~ SIEWARD BY finest re!-roncs.v 308 Howard st 17RD ST N i8¢ o 8150 per nighi: and respectable; Liiae 3.UCSE, 34 r week: convenie HELP WANTED-FEMALE. OTEL COOK, $35 AND INCRIASE: Luarding-honse. $26 and ress, country hotel, $20: ranch cook. 4 C00ks, German siyle, 8265 COOKS, resor references. Address 1. M., | rre and seam- irls for cookin _and house- work in city and country. J. F. CROSET: & CO0., 318 Sutter st, JIRL FUR COOKING AND HUUSEWORK amily across the bay, $25; rty here at 10 to-day. J. F. CRUSETT & CO.. 816 Sulter st. large number of J small American AMNCH CUOK, $20; LAUNDRESS, ond girl, saue hou : =t Heleu 820 an . other Lowns: 12 housework gir's, city and country, £20 ard §25; 8 voung xirls, assist, £10 10 $15. MisS CULLEN, 873 ~utter st. PRENCH NURS; MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st URSE; SLEEP HOME; LEN, 323 sutter st. EAT YOUNG GIRL; $10. 323 Sutter st. CHILD & YEARS; #15. MISS CUL- M8 CULLEN, G F Scheoller, Lassen George Ik Trunx, benverC E Sheach & w, S Clasa Liylor & w, Salinas Mrs Rowan Miss K Jones, Anderson I A C Rowland A Dickinson, Woodlsnd Ja " ¥ odovitch, Sacto P P Bush, Denver hurber, Vacaville Donalds n, Bos.on = W Ho.chkiss, Sacto A McPherson, Raymond J McKea & s, Sisson S Downing & w, Oregon L A Johnscn Visaila ¥ N Barker, Angels ¢ D Hansen, Ch.co A Herbert, Sucto city or couniry. App y 207 Montguisery W Smith. Menlo Purc Mrs ameron, Corning J J Jameson & w, Ohio v Mrs Mesee & s, Litnols H H Harlan, Colusa J J Mennet, Ka w, Hollister O Harvey Boone, Bodie W Ca rh, Oakla:d W C lindsav Windsor W J Hook & w. Suc 0 W Parsons, Callsio.a B Keyuolds & w, Denver J E Ash ey & w, Oregon A Tavlor & w, Nebreska John James, Poruand Mrs Jennings, Portland Urda Rice, Portland J Kizer. Portiand kva Kizer, Portland K Jam s. Port and Miss Hanlon, H C nizer, Portland 3irs Jucobson, Port!and G F-Bartle.t, J A Limbacn, Chicago J Spiers, w & ¢, S anford ¥ S John.on & w, S Kosa Dr E A . ripp, T Mrs £ A Trip, am,s Lke R G Jull.z, 1 ortiand Miss Macleay, Portland H P M Grann, Lancaster R Graham, Sacto C~clreiner, w & 2 db, Mr & Mis Chesterman, Miss Chesterman, ¥ng G A Green, Montreal Mrs J C Beatiy, Los Ang Miss « lap ed with a heavy tax levy | has W Jones, 1 J ¥ Mealein, 'aio Alto € W Eice, Boston VP Jenkins, Falo alto W E Hale, San Qu ntin P P Niles, Los Ang NEW WESTERN ok, St Louls 7OUNG WIDOW DESIRES POSITION AS housekeeper 1n widower’s home. Call av 126 Four h st., room 21, second floor. N EA DANISH GIRL RECENTLY AR- 4V 1ived. wants light upstaird worl:: good seam- siress Lali o uddress MILLER, 219 Geary st. QWELISH GIRL WOULD LIK& SITUATIU. 1 88 COOK in restaurant or p ainboardine-house; o ECOND GIRL, $25; 3 SECOND GIRLS, 820 MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. DAUGHTER, $25: FARE , 323 Sutter st. OTHER AND paid. MIsS CULLE OMAN WITH A Cnl.D, $10: CALA- MNISs CULLEN, 323 Sutter. JEAT GERMAN GIRL, $15. MISS CCLLEN, 323 Sutter st. v ras County. Y OUNG WIDOW, JU -1 FRUM THE KAST, w shes situation =5 housexeeper; city or coun- try. =00 Tur st.. rovw 3. W AJIED—SI1UATILN A5 COUK BY COM- i petent girl; cily reference; wages $20 118 Eddy st “'Vmo\v- WANIS A PLACE TO COUK IN mining camp or will g0 on ranch as house- keeper. Koom 6, 116 Sixth st. \\‘nllfiA WisHES A >ILUATION TO 1AKK care of childreu and do sewing. Address 30 Bernaid st tRAL HOUSE- 15. 1909 Vallejo. JEAMSTRESS, NEAT, QUICK SEWEEK, R wishes engagements out by (he day; terms $1. Address M., box 43, Call Uffice. QIIUATION WANTED BY A FIKST-CLASS cook and laundres or general housework; 7OUNG GIi L, FOR GE. work: no washing: wases city ur country; references. 57 Folsom st. TOUNG GIRL, GREMAN, WOULD LIKE A housekeepe’s yosition: widower's hume or {0dgiuz-hou e preferred. 2)7 Post s, room 8. T UNG FRENCH WIDOW WANTS A o eieeper’s posi.ion: 1o objection to coun- Ys Geary si., room 21,'s-cond fl.or, RESMAKER: GOOb FITTER; STYLISH draper and devigner thoruugh' dressmaker by day. MI S WARWICK, 830 Geury st. D J Morgan, Pe siuma A Johnson, US N Miss Morgan, Petaluma A Brookman & wf, Cal D M Hopkins, ~acto O Freeman, San a Rosa DOSITION AS HOUSEKERPER IN LODG- ing-house or widower's home. 41 kddy st., rovm 12 HAMBERMAID, COUATRY. $16: FIRSI- MISs CULLEN, 3:3 Sutter sto SECOND GIRL, MISS CULL! AITHEES, COUN TRY HOTIL, $20; WAIT- Tess for Redwood Cliy, $15: chi.ubermaid. city, $ 5: second girl, $. nurseg r.a aud sivep $18, 210; woman for lusti U.ivn, $25; Ger- 1 to assist io kitchen, $18° and’ sleep . HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. {IRL FOR HUUSEWORK, OAKLAND, $20; Alumedu, $15, see party here. Rartael, 815, see parly here: housework. Monterey, see rarty here; 10 girls, 15 gir 5 .0 assist, $12, $15. 108 Gear. s. RONERS FOR ~T AM LAUNDRY, (I1Y; &icl for ins itution, city, $ coud girl, $20. 108 Gears st C. k. HANSEN & C0,, IKL, VAN NESS AVE, $25: GI:L, ALA. $25: giri, Jackson's., $25: gir), Eddy, Gougu, $20; girl, Harnsou, 335 Broderick, $2u; girl, Post. $20; Washington, girl, Larkin, $20: glrl, . lils, $20; girl, Fulton, $20; girl, Central ave., $20; giri. Plerce, 0 Sco.t. $20; guil, 4 hirteen 0. £20. MAKRTIN & CO., Markst st. girl, Union, $.0: girl, HELP WANTED-MALE. ISHWASHEK. $4& A WEEK AND ROOM: d'shwasher. 5 a week: dishwasher, $1¥ a i 3 dishwansh- 7 a weax: di h- mon‘h_2 disnwasaers, $ 0 and re ers, 15 ani room: dishwashe; washer, $2u ar.d 10om; couutry dishwasher. $25; # kitebenmen, $10 and room. MaRTIN & LU, 749 Market. (OQUE, COUNTRY, $40 ASD RUCAI: COOK, Drarding bouse, £30-and roo; veel room: second siort ord-r cook, $:5 an: our, B7 n week: COok, $6 u week: OOk, 37 4 00K, week: ccok, boarding-houss, §26 and room §9 » week and room. MAKTIN & (0., 149 Mar- ket st AITER TO GU SOUTH, $25 AND }XOOM: German waiter, $25 ana_room; waiter, £9 per week: dishwasher. $6 per weik; 2 waiters. city, $15 aud rovm; waiter 10 go nor.h, $25 and room. MAKTIN & CO, 740 Narket st 7 YOUNG MEN AS PORIEKS. ETC: 810 TO O 315, room and bosrd. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. TEAMSTERS: CITY: $1 75 P<B DAY: 10 caii early. MARTLN & CO., 740 Market s AKER'S HELPEK: CALL EARLY. MAT- 1IN & C .. 749 Marke. st RASCHHANDS, $20: Sk PARTY HERE. MARTIN & CU., 749 Marxet st. night cook, $5 a HELP WANTED-Continued. LL-BOUND LAUNDRYMAN WANTED; A £>0d shirt-polisher & 1d one that would be ap- reciated. Apply to Stanford University Steam Laundry P. 0. MEN, S1EADY EMPLOYMEAT. $:0 PER Smumu and jound: no experience necessary. HERMAN'S, 637 Clay st ARTNER WANTED BY A PRACIICAL cook in_gord-payiug r-siaurant; would prefer par ner to hired help. A pply 122 Fourth st. ANTED—A FIRSI-CLASS GENTS' FUR- nishing goods salesman. Apply 533 Marke; 8., Toom 7. from 0 5 P. 3. KAMEN AND ORDINARY FOK AUSTRA- lia, South - eas and Europe at 637 Clay JEAMEN FOR KUR: Pk AND COAST stea.ers, Alaska, sustralia. 904 Kearny st., upstairs. 4 MAKKRL SI—BEANCH UFEICE OF THE CaLL: want ady aud subscriptions tiken M INERS WANTED—2 OR 3 FOR CePPER Kiver: advertiser will pay balf expenses for third « f discoveries. Address M. W., box 43, Call. BUSINESS CHANCES. D OU CIGAR-~TORK IN CHOIUESL Lo $/— « ca lon: daily receipts $8and $10: cheap” rent: steady custo uers. WILKr, 703 Marse: s, $6r COMMISSION-STORE: COUNTRY DU, products. butter. - ggi. cheese, 8ic.: es. tadlishea many years; ficsi-class businesi: horse, wagon, ete.: books apen for inspeciion. WILK) 783 Market st. KL00 FIRST-CLASS PAYING DOWN. . town saloon among the who esale houses: no night or $100 month; ola es.a ket st. work: clearine abuve ished. WILKE. 783 Mar- $1 2- DELICACY-STORY, NICE PLACK, O. in the Weste.n Addiclon: 2 living- rooms: doing a good business; worth 100 <10z oo, M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. $275. 9 NER LODGING HOUSE OF 11 {D. rooms. nicely furnished; rooms s lways filled with good, steady roomers. M. LESS, 5 kourih st. $ | 5(), BEANCH BAKERY ON PHINCI- D « pal street in the Mission: 3 nice Jiving- rooms: rentoniy $12 per month: good p.ace. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. PBABBEKS PROIECTIVE UNIC bers' Assocfatlon of the Facific Cons ploymeut Utlice. S. FUCHS, nec’v, 325 Grauc ave. MEN FOR 1RUCKING, KET¢., $35, BOARD, etc. MARTIN & CO., 749 Mark- tst. GRAPE AND FRUIT PICKERS, MEN 0D 5 Bovs. ‘wanted for differont osuntiva, from #3V. $25 10 $23 per month, found: lso 30 to work in packiag and dr,ing houses, ctc, $20, found, 3to 4 months jobs; wine cellar men: 35 farmers, orcoard and vineyard hands s.ealy jsbs, $26, $25, $20. 4 chore boys a'd old_men, 510, $15: young mau for a cheese fuctory, 815; boy (0 peddle frul teamsters, $2 gang 97 team-ters and laborers fr city j from $1 75, §1 60, ¥1 5 day and $26 per month and :ou d: % men and wives for ranches, $40 and #36 per mont and found: 20 m -n or bovs to puil beans, thrash and_sack veans, etc., at §24 and found. MUKRAY & READY, 634'avd 6 6 Clay. Qi) MEN FOR A MANUFACTURING COM ) pany, 8.6 per month and found. in Santa Clara County: harness-maker, $25 and found: 3 brick-molders, $250 & day: 3 off-vearers for u brickyard: 4 hostlers, buggy-washers and stabie- men, 826 and 455 per wonth and found. MU RAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. ARPENTER FOR A VINKYARD, STEADY Jjob: 8 asphaltum-roofers, $2 25 a day. MUR- RAY & READY, 6.4 and 636 Clay 3 milkers, $20 and_ $25: 60 scraper found: foreman for a scr: per s, FANSICLASS LADIRS TAILOK WaANTED; BOWHAY’S, 504 Sucter l)h\.'k(Ullb WANTED FOR THE U \ tates marine corps United ~tates navy: ole-bodied, numarried men, between (he ages of 21and 30 ' years, who ure Citizens of the United States, or those who have legally declared thelr intention to become such: must be of kood char- acter and habits and ab.e 10 speak. 1ead and write Engiish, and be between b feer b inches and 6 feet KEH(), COBN: B SALOON BUSINKSS IN 0« D). one of the vest loca ities south ot Mar- ket st. ells 12 ) alf-barrels beer per week; pros priexcr owns bullding and will zive lease. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st JBUTCIER SHOP; BEST LOCAT.ON ACKOSS the bav; large refrigerator, marble counter, 2 borses, wa Ou, cart, eic vestizate this. “T.NB outside trade: in. Cu., 832 Market. NE UF THK LEADING HE~TAURANTS IN Oukland: elearing $:00 monthly: owner leay- ing: barguin. ANDEKSON & CO., 777 Market in height. For forther intormation apply st the recruiting office. 20 Kills st., San Francisco, Cal. W ANIED-GET YOUR SHOES MADE 10 fi. your feot at the sama price you buy ready- made oaes, irom §1, $3, $4 and ¥5, at 662 Mission st., bet. First and Secoud. R‘uums 150 10 760 PER N1GHT; 500 v 3l 30 ver week. Orlental, 225 Drumm st. FiNE MEN'S CALF SHOES, $175: TO Ok- der, $2 60; half-soling, 26c up. 959 Howard. W IACHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD SL., NR. Market: 200 rooms, 25c a night; reading- room; iree *bus and baggage .o and irom the ferrs. J ANTED—MEN 10 LEARN BARBER trade; shops, tools, posiuions furnished: 8 weeks required. 5. F. Barber College, 13814 Eighth, ¥ ¢ FARKE—65 LAB JRERS TO WOKK IN a large country sawmill, for one of California’s largest sawmill compunies, steady jon, $ 6 per month and found: 166 woodchoppers. $2 60, 8230, §1 15 per cord; ulso 85 Liemakers, 8¢ eacu: 8iso 86 shingle and Lox bolt-makers, stead jobs: tools aud fooa advanced. MUKRAY & EADY, 634 aud 635 Cuiy st. 10() ¥E> FOR FUBNISHED ROuMs: 2ic night; $1 26 week up. Sarazoza, 118 Sixth. ROEDALE, $21 ELLIS ST.. Nit 1 AYLOK 100 rooms, 25¢ night; $1 week: reading room QAILURS AND URDINARY SKAMEN wanted at L =, 5U4 Davis, near Jackson. OOK AND WIFE, SEE BOSS HERE, $45, country hote!; waitress, and husband as chore- man for ccuntry hot I, ses buss here: 15 dish- washers. 8:0, 315, $10: 8 wait-rs, $25. 520 aod 435: 7 cooks, $50, $40 and ; washer for coun- try laundry, $30 snd found; 3 hotel pcriers 3 chore :men: 3 second ¢ oks MURRAY & KEADY, 634 and 636 Clay st. ] 0 TEAMSTERS NEAR CITY, 81 75 A DAY 6 teamsters. city, $1 75 a day : 20 men to work in & brickysrl near city, 81 a day and boaid; 3 4-mule teamsters, $1 75 a aa U lumber-pilers, country sawmill, $1 a day and board. man and wife for a fruit nch, $40. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary E WANT TO-DAY FOR FKESNO 560 giape-pickers, §1 a day and poard; fare $: no other charge: call and ger your tickets a. C. « HANSEN & CO's,, 108 Geary st. WE WANT TO-DAY FUR TULARE 25 grape-pickers; $1a day and board: cail and get your tickess at C. R. HANSKN & CO’S, 108 Geary st QECOND COOK: COUNTRY HOTKEL: $4 ) broiler, country, $65: French cook, restaurau #4510 850: postry cuok and baker, $40: short order cook, §65. C. ®. HAN:-EN & CO'S, 108 Geary st. 1KL, HAKKISON, ave. , $15; girl, G/ =irl, Pacific, $1 Califoruia, $16; i K rl, Laguna, $15: girl, Healdsburg. $13: M Con’on, Modesto J J Brow i Sa! & dag, Cal E L K Elliott, Kuns Burke, Benicia TOUNG WIDOW WISHES HOUSEKEEP- e’s position. 121 Montzumery st., room 8. FRESNO BASEBALL TEAM B R Thomps.n R Wacgoner uation, and are es-| Bert Caraweil BAKERSFIELD BASEBALL TEAM. Charles Selua JPANIGH WIiDOW FKOM CUBA WISHES ) position as housekeeper for bachelor urelder.y gentleman. A pply 906 Market, rm. afternoo: MIDDLE-AGED s housexeeper in D FFINED, KFSPECT - BLE \ woman des res position smali tamily or care of cuiidren; to respectabe parties only. Address . G., box 29, this flice. W J Hanlon Joe suunders Steve Brodie er's home preferred. COSMOPOLIT A 1'\)['.\(} GIKL W erstield L W & Iker, Ventura TOUNG GIRL, ~TRANGER, DESILES A housekeep-rs | lace: couniry hocel or widow- . 24, 906 Market, 24 fioor. NS A HOUSEKEEPER'S 1.ce: hotel or witowei's home preferred. (eary, room 15, second floor. N Hickok, Fr 81 J Taylor & w. Colusa A Trineano, Fresno mery, Fresno J Ga iudo, Meiced W Cranrge & W, Cal MrsJDougherc. &su,Cal J Wadlei.h & f. Chicago A lugh, West Point E 7T Alvert, Oakdale H A Burr. Coun ‘monck, Chico reat | 1 ily preferred. NY WIDOWER WISHING 42 gent lady as housekeeper call at 729 Pine st. Macsirath, Rrde 3 A J Borie, Seattle 7 Smith & w,Bientwood Miss Mc ama: 3 J 1 enthiroth & f, P Den broth&f,Chicago Aiiss b Sullivan, Miss J Sullivan, Boston J D Pel BALDWIN HOTEL. H Baldwin, S orktoa J Dassel. Sau Jose IABLE YOUNG companion 1n good home. Y. W. C. A.. 1221V’ Farrell st. AITRESS, ALAMED., $16 AND ROOM: d room: lunc d dinver walt young girls. #8sist waiting. $10 1IN & CU., 749 Marset HAMBERMAID, WAIT SOME, CITY, and room: chambsrmail, wait one m aud room. MART.N & CO., 749 Market st. and 100m. M. K OUK, ALAMEDA, $2 veek: COOK, Cily, $25. M K- TIN & O, 749 Market st. SECOND GIRLS, CITY, $20; MOIHER AND duoghter, Berkeley, $30. 749 3 urke: st. MARTIN & Co., J ANTED— LD COUNTRY GROOM, §20 and found; ranch black<mith, $26 and foun, machinis:, $2 80 day; laborers for mine, s Scandinavian or Swiss farmer. $20: 20 laborers. #1 75 day and 81 and board: woodchoppers. rail- 10ud tie ma- ers, 8c each. b shiiz1- and shake bolt makers, $1 35 and $1 90" cord: 4-horse teamister. #26: machine man for sish and door factory, 25c per bour; man aud wife, man to do general work. wife 10 cook for men. €40 to $45. Apply toJ. F. CROSETE & CO., 628 “acramento st. WANTED— WALIER FOR PRIVATE boarding-louse, $20: waiter for men, $20; young man 10 assis: in dining-room. $15 to $20: Jishwushers for ity and country: restaurant cooks and others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO.. 828 Sacramento st. WANTED—WAITER FOR HOTEL, $30: walter, restaurant, $:0: chophouse cook. | 30: cook, $40: poiwasher, $:5: dishwashers, | city and country, $10 to $25: choremin n ranch, Santa Clara County; gnrdener, country, $20; boy for hotel, #12, elc. . ANDBE'S, 308 Stockion st. found. MAGTIN & CO., 749 Market st EVERAL 1R MAKTIN & CO. NER~, CITY, $20 MONTH. 749 Market st % housekeeper: widower's fam- set st. AN INTELLI- 7UUNG RUSSIAN LADY OF GOOD FAMILY wants place as housekeeper; no abjection to hotel or widowei's home preferred. 3 Post st | ¥ Low, =t Louis € J Doweil, Mil! Valley CJ Byxhee, Fresno x G M King &w, BC J M Godaa er, Newman speuk only F:encn. Call 1. H New ber: "0 WIDOW WISHES HOU-EKEEP- er's position. ¢all 203 ) owell st., room 1. Flsen GIKL WISHES POSITION TO DO upsinirs work snd take care of children; can 33 kourth st B Hoob. Chizago F L Cla'fant, Mics M Jones, Oukland W L G Cannon, C Wathers, Chicazo S Micinuaces, ty County | W AatEs BY A YOUNG WOMAN A POSI- 1ion 10 do general housework: call early. 113 Bernard - ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONES, WATCH- iVl es, jeweiry,seaiskins. Uncle Harris, 15 Grantav SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Franclsco CArt— 710 Market street, open unill 12 o'clock every Bight In the year. BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 7 NG WOMAN WISHES SITUATION AS i chambermald or waltress: city or country. Please call 1 Martha place, city. 7OUNG GERMAN GIRL NOT LONG IN country, wishes a si uation for upstairs work. 751 Turk. £38 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o’clock. 613 Larkin streec: open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streels; opes JASTERN WOMAN WISHES SITUATION as ook or gencrul housework; will do wash- fug. 230 Minna st. antil 8 o'clock. 1243 Mission street: open untll 8 o clock, 2518 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth strect; open until 9:30 o'clock. 1505 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clock. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky Goer TY PE- ETTER WISHES A rOsI- tion. Please call or address 114UA Howard. WEDISH GIRL WISHES WORK BY THE day: plain washing end froning: houseclean- help people move. 1381 Fulton st. 5 oven till § o'clock. CHURCH NOTICES, JIRST-CLASS COOKS AND GENERAL housework girls, waitressesard chambermaids with positiony in city in private tamilies or hoteis, at the German k.mp oyment Office, 45 Third st. PRESBY TERIAN Golden Gate ave. ard Po Rev. M. M. Gibson. D.D., pastor A. 3 and 7:30 P. M. ch was | to take place yesterday atternoon from | the City Hall was g miscarriage. This | was no fault, however, of the management | committee of the ‘Mission Park and | Zoological Association.”” That distin- | *ervices at 11 'g Pe ple’s services u. Subject for evening: Its Responsibilities ” Cordial 113 Duties, Its Care: welcome 10 all. CALIFORNTA-STREET METHODIST Chureh, corner_California and Broderick stree:s—Rev. | Mornmg servi Eveninz servi e, 7:45 o'c.ock; subject, Hell MEETING NOTICES. n;h':n:\:{ LODGE NO. 168, and A. M.—Calied meetin (SATURDAY) NING - b OUNG WIDOW UESIR -8 GENTLEMEN'S mending. Call 105 Stock:on s: , room 40. Y QUNG WIDOW WISHES SITUATION A8 housekeeper for wid: wer. Call afier 11 A ., 995 Market st., room 1%, second floor RESSMAKER FROM THE EAST D SIRE! day work: terms $3 ana fornish seamstres: satisfiction gnaranteed. Address or call, MISS SCHIL1 Z, 1221 O'Faell st. TUUNG GTRL (GERMA secure a permanent housekeep o1 j>cLion to short distance in coun.ry, 243 Post 8. OUNG WIDOW WISHES A SITUATION AS housekeeper or widower's home. 120 Eddy st.. room 1. X) WOULD LIKE 10 ’s piace; no hoom 11, YOUNG WOMAN WOULD | § COLORF D CIKL~, CITY, $12 10 #15, MA K. TIN & CU., 749 Market st. ILLWKIGHT, $250 DaY: HOSTLKR, $26; farmhunds '$20: nizht (ook, $25. 10 woods- $26 and $30; 5 sawmill lub rers, $26: 10 zruje-pickers, $-0: chorrmin, $10: mn for ped- dling, $15. K. T. WARD & CO., 68 aud 610 Clay. VHAMBERMAID ANDWAT Lel, $20; Wailress, country hotei. 820; girls for country, 820 to $.5: ooklug #1d housrwork, woman witha child, $10. MURKAY & R ADY, 3 edulig mployment Agents, 834 and 636 Cl y. HE GERMAN EMPLUYMENT OFFICE, 45 I nird st., bet. Marker and Mission.—Firsi-ciuss male and fema e help of ali nat.onalities rurnisued on ~hort voiice. private fumilies, hotels, 1e rants. etc., supplied; counir; orders prompily / ANTED—6 HOUSEKEEPERS FOR CITY and country. The e man nmployment Of- fice, 45 Th.rd st.; Tel. Davis 2 PHE GLRMAN ENMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 45 Third st.; Tel No. 27 Davie. UTLEK, $50. MISS CULLEN, 823 SUTTER street. MAN AND WIFE, RY, $40 TO #45, M “good piace. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. W ANIED—A MAN IN BUSINESS hOUSE a3 porter: must also understand taking care of couple horses and wagon: German preferred. S . box 8, Cail Oftice. W ANTED—4 GOOD COATMAK ‘RS AXD 1 pants a1 ves -maker: siead: work. Come at once or suiply merchant taiior a. Truckee, Cal. W ADTED—BOY T0 CAKRKY MORNIN. PA- pers: one l.v.ng near Seventeeuth and Castro preferred. Address Papers, box 31, Lall Otlice. YANVASSERS WANIED —MALr OR FE- male: something new: neeled by all c asses. Address G, box 48, Cail Office. JERMAN EMPLOYMENT LAMBERI, 417 Powell st, ha; places for sirls of all nationalities. CED OPKRATORS ON SHIRTS. ER-ULMAN Co. 17 AND 19 BalTz N ATTRACITVE GIRL FROM 17 TO 20 years 0d (o lcarn a ahootiug act for the stage, shoo ing gullery. Call at SHKEVER & BARBE'S, 529 and 531 Kearny si., from 12 10 4 o'clock P. M. OMEN AND GIRLSTO WORK ON FRUI at CUTTING FRULT PACKING CO's,, 11 ANIED — EXPrRIENCED PEESSBOY. Apply 7 to § A . Saturday, STUPARICH, 523 Marke: st. 7 ANTED—COMPETENT PROOF-READE. one who Is accusiomed to law wors. F. R. E., box 122, Call Office. ) €00D BABBEES FUR' SATUBDAY; '$8 Modern, 34 Fourth st. ARBER FOR SATURDAY. 60214 SECOND street. ARBER—-GOOD BARBER SATURDAY AND Sunday: wa es. 15315 Ninth st. ARB“R WANTED FOR SATURDAY AND Sunday. 2273 Second at. 00D BARBER FOR SATURDAY AND Sundey. 6144 1 hird st ARBRR WANTED AT 203 MONTGOMERY 10F widower: can gt a 200d position by address- ing W. b, box 45. Call « flice. 5 ANTED: FEMALE DEPAKTALENT; EX- pert walst trimmers at 1456 Frank iin st. near Apoly after 9 A a. avenue. OUSEKEEPEK: GIRL OR ARBER FOi SATUKDAY; $3. 779 MAR- widow who s wiling tokeep a small house ket st ARBER FOK SATURDAY; WAGES $3. 222 Gough st. INGLE ROOMS 10c AND 15¢c NIGHT, 75c and 81 week. Lindeil House, Sixth and Howard. | JLEHG HOUSK, 86345 MAKKLT 5T.—LUUMS J 20c. 25¢ 1o BUC uight: Bl 1o §2 week. ( ADIES SHOES, SOLING, 356c; MEN'S shoes, soling, 50c: all repairing done at halt the usual price. 562 Mission st. bet. 1st and 2d. ®10), $0UD GERIMN SHOEMAKER CAN « hav: long lease on best shop in St Helena, Address G E. DAVIS, St Helena, Cal, 30000 EALRSSANOLHER LuT O MEN'S shoes: been s.i:htly damaged: &L less than one-fourth the:r vaiue: from 28c to $2 50. 562 Mission st., bet. First and Second. [,UL ok UNCALLED-FOR SHOES FROM 250 Jup to $1 25, 582 Misslon st., tet. 1st and 2d. ANTED, TULULLECE WA S ES DU LABOK- ersacierks KN OX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. Y GOODS AND NOVELTY branch dveing and cleaning n best part ¢f city: 3 living-room:: kitchen, yard; rent reasonabe. Addiess K. G., 00x 4, Cal UTCHER-SHOP; LOCATION IN Western adal ion retrigerator: marble counters; 1wo teams: big ouiside rou e; inves'i- gate this' . -., box 64, Call. FL\E RE~TAURANT AND 7 ROOMS WITH furnace; good for man and wife: g od business; in Vallej); cheap. Olympia Kestaurant, Vailejo. ‘T AUNDRY RUOUTE FOR SALE, INCLUDING 4 fine wa on: profit of $25t0 §30 weekiy; es- b, 5yrs: leaving city. PArtic.rs LR, bx 44, Call J)UR SALE— XE OF THE BE4T SALOU 1N & prospeious mining town: long lease. Ap- ply 130 Ninoth st 0 [N VEST—$5000 WITH SERVICES, IN AN establiyhed pa; ing business. Address M. . Y., box 20, La. hOCKKRY AND HOUSEHOLD GOUDS store; cheap; leaving city. Address A., box 22, Call TALSESAL ON: PIOFILS $11 DAY; RE dea.s rengo for s+lling. 1121 Hurri 0 (o KOUTE FUR SALE. 1116 BROADWAY. KOCERY-SI0RKE FOR SALE—F. KAUF- T manu’s grocery-stor+, SW. cor. Fifth and Mis- slon ste, for sale by bids. For inventory and oiher particulars aoply to Board of Trade. SALE — GROCERY AND © Fo FL000. bur; cood paving business: on e c-unt of sickness: or pariner 10c half interes:. 82009, vox 30, Call Office. %50(), EXCELLENT, WELL . PAYING ZOUV. business for sale or exchange. lne quire 351 Moutzomery st., rovms 38 and 39. HI: CHEAPKEST AND NEATEST CANDY ani icecream store in the city for $300. Ac- dress P., box 43, Call Office. ], S1MON WANTS 100 MEN 10GET BOTTLE . beeror wine bc; Lest iree lunch. 643 Clay. 7OUNG GERMAN GIRL, SPEAKS SPANISI and French, ts partner. R. 2,111 Geary. RY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST, BE- Jow Sixth, for a room: xbc a night: $1a week, FOR 3iLE-INTEREST IN GOOU-PAYING butcher-shop, 1629 Polk st. ANTRD—LABURER< AND MLCHANICY 10 know that Ed Koikin, Keno Houss propris- tor. #tlll rums Denver lonss, 217 Third st: 13 iarge rooms; Y8c per nignt: 81 10 B3 ner week. AGENTS WANTED. A Ts WANTED FOR MEDICATED A\ wafers: positive safegnard; $1: aiso tonic soecific for all female troubles: for homs use DR ANDU MES. Wi GENER, 526 ddv s distant; marine view preferred: wil. buy furniture if good.” D . box 121, Call Office FLATS WANTED. WANTED — LN DISTRICT FOUNDED BY Frankiin, Suiterand Market sts_7-room fiac: reted flat ‘preferred: rent mu-t be reasonab e, -ss Rener. box 60. Call Oftice, PROPEKTY WANTED. WANTED-LOT AND COTTAGE WITH modern improvements: on a car [ine; Dot too (3UOD GERMAN BAKERY FOR SALE ON ¥ account of sickness. Apply 318 Sixth st. ANTED—GOOD COUNTRY ~ALOON FOR cash: no agents. Sa oon. b 'x 46, Ca'l Office. MUSEY 103XED ON DIAMONDS, W ATCH: es, jewelry,sealskins. Uncle Harris 15 Grant av H1000 LOR HALF INTEREST IN KAPID- i) A} 1y growing business: row overcrowd- ed with orders. KXDWARD W. HILL, 628 Market. 1D\Y SALOON; ACCOUN from business. ' WICHMA Cuu, 820 Clay st OF RETIRING LUIGEN & 7OUNG ness partue, room 1.35. ! USINESS PARTNER WaNTED BY YOU O Kastern lady. 906 Marketst.,rm. 24, 2d floor., $4 FOR THi# BEST SHOEMAKER-SHOP in ths town. 1802 Bush st. LASD WARKANT FOR SALE. M. HARKIS, 20 Elis st., ¢ y. STERY LADY WANTS BUSI- small capital. 10134 Grant ave., WANTED—-MISCELLANEOUS. 0OLS OF ALLKINDS BOUGHT AND SOLD. CURTIN, 1128 Market st. FCOND-HAND CASH REGISTER WANT- €d. 640 Stanyan st.. 0OK-! BOOKS! BOOKS! — OLD EOOKS bought a. KLEIN'S, 127 ~1xth ROUERY: Market 8¢ TORE AND BAR; CHEAP. 1831 cor. Peurl. DIRS1-CLASS RESTAURANT WITH 7 FUR- nished rooms: good business: for sale chea country town: owner retiring irom business. A, dr ss F. H., box 60, Call Uftice. 4000, FROFLL ABL< STABI b . ness in growing sale. Address H. F., box 92, U = BU~I- town for 0 FXCHANGE—DENTAL WORK FoR Al bicycle. Uhio Dental Pariors, £06 Market st. HICKEN AND DUCK RANCH FOR SALE. Eleventh ave. and J s:., Scuth San Francisco. LD GOLD, GOLD DUST. JEWELKY. KTC, bought. 0. NOLTE, jewel.r, 222 C'Farrell. MALE HARNESS AxD XPRESS WAGON $100. BUCKMAN, 2548 Folsom st. AW A LBROKEK—OLD GULD, SILVER, CARI- 41 Third, prepi privaie lessons, W. FOGKLSTKOM, 824 Geary st., 4106 P M. of the rcheol of Oratory, Philadelphia, Pa EDUCATIONAL. E EERING SCHOOL: CIVIL AND ME- cianicai surveying: thorouga iraining in the 10g ©: pluus; mathematics. all_branches; SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE AND Jlocution, 1215 Octavia st., San Francisco, MISS ELIZA MACKINTOSH, pupil of Projessor G. W. Bayuham, Glasgow, Scot!and, and graduate teacher. Oflice days, I hurs. P. 3., Saturday A. M. EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 POST st.—Liookkeeplng, business practice, shor:- bana, “typinc, telegraphy, languaces, English tranches: electrical, ¢IVll and mining engineering, surverinz, assaying, nevigatlon, et.; 20 teacners: day and evening sessions; write for catalogue. NDERSON'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL— prepared for \ aliforala and Stunford nniversities in day ana evening classes and pri- vate lessons; teaciiers’ and civil ssrvice examina.- tous. Room 407, Parrott pui.ding. YRES BUSINESS COLLEGE. 325 MONT- gomery s.: individual jostruction in short band, typing, beokkeepinz telegraphy, etc.: lifa scholarship $56U: low ratcs per Week ana month. GTUN'S SCHOOL OF MAGAZINE wspaper 1llustration: day and «veniny ~a urday classcs-ommence Augus. 28. 424 Plie st AR and N0OD BARBER FOR SATURDAY AND sunday. 507 Hayes st 7 ANIED—WOMEN AND GIELS TO WORK on fruit. CODE, ELFELT & (0., cor. Teath and Bryent sts. OUNG GIRL ABUUT 16 TO 18 YEARS AS resder in proofroo; box 122, Call Owce. ANT YOUNG WOMAN TO AS<IST general housework. 433 Jersey st., bet. Castro 83 per week. Third degree. Ly order of the C. D. BU - KER, » ecretary. CALIFORNIA bers are hereby notifid their hail on SUNDAY, S 1:30 . ., to attend’ the funeral of our late brother, ADAM KOCH. P.J.MILLET, N. G. J. R WiLLiays, . 8 LON MK E—M g P H. Peter vember, wiil be held TING ¥OR ORGAN- arLy, to leave in N.. SATURDAY, 18th, at 405 PECIAL NOTICES, WAKD WAS GRAN decree of divorce from James Ward, Judze Prather presiding. were faflure 1o supp i and crueity. ‘The grounds 7OUNG PARISIAN WIDOW,THOROUGHLY experienced, wants a housekeeper’s place, sum- mer re<ort or widower's home preferred. Kooms 10 wrd 11, 122 Post st. |26 YOURTH, ROOM 23 SECOND FLOOK— Youug widow wants a situation as house- keeper for widower. 7 ANTED—A COLORED WOMAN FOR GEN- eral housework. Apply 579 Harrison st. 15D 1M EDIATELY; A FIRST-CLASS 1411 Lyon st. 0L K FOR 8 PE 'wLk, NO OTHER WORK, Alumeda, $20 417 Powell st. 515 EARRIN=BEANCIL OFFICE OF THE G 1D CAVL Suvscriotions and wan: ads taken. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. HINESE & JAFANESED ENT'D 20 YEA RS help:tel.muin 197 ERADLEY & C.1. 640 Clay EFIN: D GREMAN GIuL FOR 2 CHIne dren, $20. 417 Po ell s ALTRESS, HAS TO DO P\KT OF LiUN- dry work, §25. 417 Powell. st. AXTID — NLAT NUKSEGIRL; athome. 73 Geary st APANESE KMPLOYMENT BUREAU: RE- liable help. 709 Geary st. Tel. Sutter 2125. -CLASS FINISHER S ON LADIES cleaks. 14 McAlLister st., room 2. [ UNTEL & G CHISKSE AND JAPAN£SE 1 emn. oflice, 61414 Cafornta st., tel niain 231 MOKRISSEY plied for a divorce from LILLIK e grou.d of misconduct. ROOMS PAPERED, $2 50: PAINTING on installment. HAR' MAN, 239 Third st. C]ll\}':si-.AvaJA]‘ASE E EMPLOYMENT office; best help. 41434 O'Farreil, Tel E. 426, PHE GERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 45 Third st —cooks, wailresses, chambermaids, housekeepers, etc. ANTED—500 WOMEN AND GIRLS TO work on fruit. Appy immediately at fornia Canneries Compauy, Brannan st., beiween ‘Ihird ana kourth, VEE CLOSL ods, corsets, G OUT DRESS iaces, emb-oidery, ec. very cheapat . 10 Fiftn st. MRS MIRANDA, GENUINE VAPOR 1122 Market st., room 31. TEADY SUBER (NDUSTRIOUS YOUNG man, understenas care of horsvs and garnden wiliing tu do auy kind of work: references. W1L- LIAM. 266 Minna st. ALk KOUND BLACKSMITH (MARRIED man) wants siead - job; city or country. Ad- dress Biacksmith, box 33. Call. _DR. Fisil, 8615 GEARY, ROOM 1; electriciun:alcobol Tuikish baths: unrivaled (, 00D GERMAN COOK AND MEAT UTTER; 3 cliy or couniry. Address 107 Kiguth st. 1000 BUSIN KSS CARDS 81 50, 2 ing cards 25c. HILL, 2214 Geary st ONEY LOANED UN DIAMONDS, WATC W es, jewelry, sealskivs. Unele Harris, 16 Graut ay TENANIS EJECTRD cily or couniry. gy st T00m . collections made: Collection Co. 415 M DIVIDEND NOTICES DIVIDEND NOTICE—DIVIDEND NO. 7 (thirty cents per share) of the Hutchin- son Sugar Pianiat on Compa .y will Le payable at “the office of (he cowpany, 327 varket Seplember 20, 1897. bouks will close Tursday, ~eptember 14, 1897, at E. H.'SHELDON, Sgcreiary, af.er Moaday. Bo'clock P M OUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES EMPL Y- speaks flucnily aud corresponds in four languages. G. B. X, box 91, Call. UIKT YOUNG MAN WiSHES SITUATION: is used 10 horses, garden work. Call at 1607 California st. JPIRST-CLASS MACHINIST, DIE AND TOOL maker wunts a position. M. D. T.. box 64,Call. ONEY LOANKD ON DIAMON D%, WATC es jewelry.sealskins. Unc.e H.irls, 15 Grant av. 'OR SAN MAIKU, GIR. TO UCARK children; wages $10. Apply =230 P (000 COUE WANTED AT 163 THISD ST. DRACTICAL UPHOLSTERY DESIGAER wanted. G. D., box 38, Call. ANTED—FIRS1-CLASS CAK: BAKER 40 Sevenih st. o TEADY SINGLI. GERMAN YOUNG MAN for grocery and bar. NW. cor. Mission and 7th. ANTED-BOY TO ASSIST IN GROCERY- store. Address Loy, box 18, Call Uffice. BoY WANTED. 107 MONTGOMERY ST. USTLER<S—WATER FILTERS AT COST; large profits. JONES, 1059%2 Howard st. AITER WANTED: YOUNG MaN. 104 seveuth st. (Sye CIrOR AND AGENTS. CALL 8 TO 9 A 3., 1uz0 Jeflerson st. Oakland. ANTEU—DRU . CLERK. CURNER SEV- nthand 1oward sis. S‘l‘l{u.\G BOY TU LEARN BLACKSMITH- ing who can handle horses. 828 Harr son st. ISHWASHEE WANTED: MODEL RES- taurant. 121214 Polx st., call early. F YUU ARE AN ACIIVE MAN. WILLING to work and deposit $10 cash we can guarantee 24 adsy permauent. Audress A. H., box 70, Cail ONGINEXING SCHOOL: CIVIL, ELECL, mining. mech., survey,assar,archit.; day&eve.; est. 1861 A. i, 933 Marke” JIANO LESSONS BY G half hour. removed to MAN LADY, i5¢ righth st. MUSEY LUAN D ON DIAMONDS Wa! es jewelry,sealskins. Uncle Harr.s 15 Grant av MBS FRIEDB RG, VOICE CULTURE; 50c AV wi sson. 914 O'Forrellat, nr Vau Nessave. ELASCO'S LYCEUM SCHOUL GF ACTING— | Puplls rebearsed 00 stage. Alcazar buiiding UDLAM SCHOOL OF LLOCUTION AND D amatic Art. 9.8 Sutter st M55 BOLTE'S SCHUOL, =318 CALIFOLNTA; boar. : Eng, Ir, Ger, music; $30 & mouth. UGKNY DE FORESE, SCHUOL OF ACIING and elocution. 14 Mcallister, r.70; call 2 to b, ROF. LOUL - MERK V.OLIN, MANDOLIN, gaitar, cornet, rersona 1008 Mission st. QAN RN USuU BUSINESS UL LEG . 1256 Market st.; 124 positious in '86; 68 in '97. IPANISH_CLASSES DAILY; $5 MONTH: 4 09 r . Loom 10, Y. 3L (. A. bullding, JINGING: PIANO: PAKIS GRADUALK; Frenca, German languages; $2 mo. 108 Taylor. QOKKrEFING, ARITHMETIC, WRITING, gram., etc. ;day,nizht: $5 mo. 1504 Nikt.,op.8tn. ULTAR, MANDULIN, lessons: $imo. Mnr PIANU AND VOCAL We-th-ny 8 Fifth s ————————————————————— PALBEES, &40, FOR GLOD SHOP; MUST lenve cit.. Aduress D., box 16, Call. ANTED—AGENT-, 220 10 $25 A WEEK sure Lo workers: no capitul nsede. :new goods; new plan: sells st sight: every tamily needs it Household Spec. (0., vox 424, Cineinnau, Ubi . XPERIENCED OPERATORS UN WHITE and co ored shiris at GREENEBAUM, WEIL & MICHELS, 531 Mission st. AL LN LKA U ALie Subseriptions ant wai ads taken. DRESSMAKEHKS FUR- nished to shops and fumilies; 2¢DUW KLL Dressmaking and AMiilinery school, UFEICK OF THR IRST-CLASS TAILORESS WANTED. BOW- HAY'S, 504 Sutter st. OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE; Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Market: 20J rooms: 2bc to $1 50 per nighi: $1 50 to $6 Per week: free bus and baggage 10 and trom ferry. TOUNG MAN WANTS PLACE IN PRIVATE family to do choiey, gardeniog, care of hoises, e.c. D.Z,box 117, Call Uflice. NE FRENCH TAILOR SYSTEM, WITH IN- ven away each month. 8 F. ‘resscuitiug =aloou, 916 Market st ANTED—1 LADY AND 2 GENTLEMEN an:d buliders: iberal commission. 3 odel Window- bioge Company, Mills buiding, rocm 5, 7th floor. JACOBSE o soll It orders from aichitects, coutractors LOST. OST—A PASSI OOK WITH THE HIBERNIA 4 8aviigs ani Loan Soclety of San Francisco, ja the yname of IVER JACOBSEN, or JOSIH : No.165,080. he finder wiil please Teturn tobank. Urr.an OF nd waus sas VENERAL AGENT WANTED IN RVERY (’ tewn in the S ate: salary 875 per mouth and expenyes; 1o canvassing roquired, Address Mon- roe Co.. box 45, Call. ONEY LOANED 0 DIAMONDS, WATCH- es, jewelry,sealskins. Uncle Harris, 16 Grantav ANIED—A GrRMAN IN FIKST-CLAS wine-house as barkeeper; understand mixing au; no other drinks and be w good _{ndoor sale: peed . G.. box 80, Call. FOUND., SHEEP FOUND. CALL 8 WELCH ST. e ——————————————————————— ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, DVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAW~ A SPEC- Iaitv: privaie; nofee without success: p oba G. W. HOWE, atty atlaw,550 Market, oot soo ety J ANTED—1 CARPeNCkR: BRING 1OOLS: house work. 718 Third st. 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OKFICK OF THE CALL pubscriptions and wani ads taken. J A. MITCHELL. REMOVED TO 1206 M A K- - ket; all legal matters: collections ; ndvice free. DVICE FREE: NO CHARGUE UNLFSS SUI A Cesstul. W. W. DAVIDSON, 37 lu-m-‘: H(). CAXDY AND NOTION STOR OU). rooms; rent $15. 1820 Powell st. JsRANCH AND HOME BAKERY: GOOD 3 living rooms; bargain. Apply Call Ufice. (UULFAVING HuThL LUSINE-S; LONG- stablished; half interest $500: whole $1000. Address Cosmopolitan Hotel. Petaluma. CKTLAND AGENCY (U1S PAPER. IN- quire tuis Office ora: 153 Third s, Portsal, Uregou. OF CLAY— branch oftice ¢ 20,7 MONTGOMERY COLN OZL A Upen unti: 8:30 o cloc the Call- sibseriptlons and —_— LODGING-HOUSES. 99 ROOMS, ALL RENTED, ONL 250 23 roou:\, sunny corner 750 14 room Louse on Mason st 300 15 room house Mission st 250 26 room house on i arket st 700 100 ranches and 100 hooses 14 room house on Mason st 300 €0 room house, ciears $250 . . 3000 42 rooms, apariment house . 2800 12 r0oms. on Golden 659 14 rooms, on Fourth st 450 Otbier burgains. H. arket. l;(} PART CASH: CORMNER LODGING: ©3U. house: ¥sanuy rooms: nice furniture fu'l of roomers: cheap rent. Appiy 835 Bryant CURNER HOUSE OF 23 ourth st. Q5 8-KCOMHUUSE, CHEAP RaN I,$20; $].-50. Tooms all full. 232 Sixth st ! 13 BOOMS NOKTH ~wF MAKKET —sT.; ) cooice: $350. UNDERWOOD, 765 Market. £ FULL «F >200 steady rmers: low rent. M., 1243 Mission. PRAN(HOFFIC AL Want sas 'RNITURE FOR SALE. ARTY LEAVING (ITY WISHES TO SELL Jurnitute of § rooms. Apply 9 to 3, 750 How- ard s K URMTURE SiuvEs LAk ters. showeai=y ANDERSON, 1 IG BAKGAIN IN FURNITURE; SELLING out: going (o Alaska. 8t6 Mission st OUS 1 H JOHN FURNITURE WANTED. J. NEU AN, 121 SIXTH NI, BUYS2AND selis furniture aud carpets; also storage. JEDIANA ALCLION Co. #ENOVED .01 Montgomeary st.:hi-hest prices pa'd. Tel. Davis71 B A el © LEANING WORK Citans, moves, ‘ays carpets. G. h. STEVEN Mgr.. 38 and 40 Eignta st telephone South 250 £Y \Y LS YUU BeCuMs LISGUSCko wild poor work sent toNFAULDING'S PloneerUas Pet-beatiny Weorke 363-5/ ‘1 enams at.: tel. So. 4k BARBER'S ENTERPRISI CARPET-CLE \N- ing wks, :86 14th. Tel Mir. 100. Z. T. Barber. WATTS,relinble carpet-c.eaninz,renovtz.alter- « Ation works, 413 Mcall VARPETS CLEAN new, J. MCQUEE N, ADVANCH CARPET- CLEANING CO., 402 Sutter; tel. Main 394 GRO. WALCOM, prop. (CUEANING, de: LAVING. 8o KU SaM- ples free; tel. Jessie 844, Stration, 3 Eighto. VABEELS CLRAND & ) /mew. 3'lentn; tei. South - 0 25 MVICH R IL, CABPET CL + 240 14ih st cleaning 3. & yu NOYATRD LIKE . Mackiutosh & Co. NING CO., el Mis 74 UNKLIAS CAKFeL - nALING wosda 333 Guiden Gty ave Telepaone ras. lic (CHpArEsT AND BEST IN AMERICA—THE WEEKLY CALL, sent 1o any_address in the United States or Canada one year for $1 50, post ag iree. $