The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 24, 1897, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FR1DAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1897, 10 s e e e e e e e e e CLERK CURRY T0 THE JUDGES He Asks for Judicial Advice in Regard to His Office. Believes That the Reduced Al- lowance Will Be Insuf- ficient, He Does Not See How He Can Keep Business Up to Date on $6000 a Month, County Clerk Curry has appealed to the Judges of the Superior Court for an inter- pretation of the luw touching the running ot his office under the reducea appropri- ation that is to be placed at his dispesal by the new tax levy. He has written a stter to thei- Honors which he will ask to consider in bank. The letter of them Mr. Curry is 2s follows: As County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of l.he Superior Lourt of the city and countv of San Francisco, I respectinlly beg leave to call your carnest attention to the existing state of ai- fairs in reference to the apportionment made by the Board of Supervisors for .he Count Clerk's office. On February 13, 1880, the Legislature passed an act which provided as foilows: 1p all cases in which by statutes in force’ on the 31st aay of September, 1879, the County Clerk of any county, or city and county, Is_authorized to wppoint deputies or assistants 1o whom dutles are sssigned by such staiu.es, in or in connection with any of the courts which were abolished oy the constitution, the Clerk may assign to such deputies or assistants duties in or in counection with the Buperior Court of his county, or city and county, #ua they shall be entitied to the same compensation as is provided in said statutes, and the same shall be sudited and paid at the same time and in the same manuer and from the same source as is provided therein. The last act passed by the Legislature prior to the adoption of the mew constitution in reference to the County Clerk’s office of the city and county of San Francisco was ap- proved February 5, 1872 That act provided that the County Clerk micht appoint for each e courts then in existence one register and one courtroom clerk &t a salary of §175 each, and two assistant register clerks at & salary of $150 per month each, and three copyists for the entire county. - Sup-equently similar acts were passed to spply o courts that were hereafter estab- lished. On April 2, 1880, the Legislature passed an | authorizing the County Clerk of any city and county having over 100,000 inhabitan 10 appoint four competent persons as depu- ties, assistants and copyists for each Judge of the Superior Court of said city and county and as many copyists «s the business of the office should require; provided (hatsuch copy- 1sis should not exceed three for each Juage of the Superior Court, and_fixed the compansa- tion of said copyistsat §3 per day, and pro- vided that the compensation of the deputies and assistants so appointed should be the same as fixed by the siatutes in force on the 31st dey of December, 1879. The various County Clerks of this city and county since January 1, 1880, have conducted ineir office, made their appointments and fixed the salaries of the deputies and assis ants and copyists in accordance with the stat- utes last nbove referred to. In some instances tne County Jlerks, in or- der to keep within the appropriation fixed by the Board of Supervisors, have fixed aries of the clerks &t fixed by the statutes of 1872, but in every siance where the question has been brought before the Supreme Court that court has held that the one-lweiith act was not applicable to deputies whose compensations snd salaries were fixed by law. I respectiully call your attention to the ceses of Cashin vs, Dunn, 58 Cal, 581; Welch vs. Strother, 74 Cal,, 413, and Lewis'vs. Wid- ber, 99 Cal., 412. 1t is now claimed, for the first time since the adoption of the new constitution, that the act of April 2, 1880, is unconstitutional. ihe Boxrd ol fuperyisors has fixed the com- pensation for the Couniy Clerk’s office for nine months, commencing October 1, per month, and has upon the proposition that the County Clerk was ouly authorized 10 appoint the number of deputies specifi-d in the act of 1872, and the various amenament that were made theretc, prior to December 31, 1879. I respectiully submit that if the County Clers shall be compelled 10 pay tae salaries vrovided in the sitatutes enacted priorto the adoption of the new constitution, and at the same time to keep within the $6000 limit. it will be_an impossibility to conauct the office 0 as to keep uD with the business of the courts satisfy litigants and their attor- nevs. 1beg leave to state that during the time I have been County Clerk my office hss been conducted in such a manner as to keep the work up to date and avoid delays that might | Mitchell Tract Map 2, Oakiand; gift. the sal- | <um_lower than that | in- | $6000 | sed that compensaiion | line of Thirty-fifth street, 602:6 E of San Pablo avenpe, £ 75 by N 112 being lots b, 6 ank 7, Angelo and Delia Beretta to Letiis Beretta, lot on NAW corner of Market and Nolan s reets’ W 116 by N 100, block P, map of Iands of Central and Company. Oakland; £10. L(i“eorgu TS and Alice M. Gray to Minmie & Newell, lot on SE line of Tenth avenue, 650 NI of East Twentr-fourth street. NE 50 by SE 150.90, being lot 8, uraz’s Bounie View Tract, East Onk- lena: $10. Llizaba:h F. Bole to Martha Ianghorn, lot on SE line of Howe street, 270 SW_or John, SW 30 by 25, bewg lot 25, block K Thermal Hill (formerly Howe) Tract, Uakiaud Annex; $10. F. W. and Josephine Dobrmaun to C. . Volberg, loton NW line of Parn sireet, 225 SW of Santa Clara avenue, SW 100 by NW 204, subject tos m rigage for $5000, Alameda; §5. Charles b. Ford to Nelie Ford, lots 5, 6. 7 and 4, except that portion of 101 4 begiuning on NW cor- Derof lot 3: thence NW on Hillside avenue 30: thence NE 146.47, SE 2175, SW 145 0 beginuing, block 8. Batchelder Tract, Berkeley: gifi. Elodia and Prudencio Berun to Henry A. Pleituer, lov on N line of Be levue, 400.4< E_of Frultvale avenue, E 50 by N 137:4, W 50, S 107:6 to begin ning. being lots 28 aud 28, resubdivision Beilevue 1ract, Brookivn Township; $10. H. A. and ( Lristine S Pleitner to William La- fren: B ooklyn Township: $10. William J. Luymance to Chariotte Gray, lots 28 resubdivision block E, Kimhurst Tract, ownship: also luts 20, 21 and 22 b.ock Brooklyn Township: $10. Mary J. Bartiett to Alice C. Donaldson, Tots 39 10 50, belng a resubdivision of lots 39 10 60. Muc- kinuon & Gohrman Tract, Brooklyn Township; 50. # 37C. and Anne au Pont Peston to Alois Gruner, loton W line of Boston avenue, 80 75 > of Hop- kins strect. 8 40 by W %0, being lot 1, block A, Re Map of Prospect Hill Tract, Brooklyn Towoship: $10. Alols and Katie M. Gruner to Antoine Borel, same: $10. Walter A. and Ida M. Kenny to Ma-y H.de Dominguez (w.fe of V. J.). 1ot ou E /ine of Harr! son street, 910 N 1rom = line of Fourteeuth, & b2 by E 150, being the N :6 feet of lot 12 and § 26 feet of lot 13, Alice Park property, Oakiand; $3395. Thomas Kenney and as administrator of estate of Mary 1. Ke-ney to F. J. Kierce, lot on 8 line of 1y 1, 784.54 K of Pera taavenve, E 50, 8 108 0, N 107.65 to ueginning, being lois ana ¥4 Perata-avenune 1ract, Biookiyn Town- ship John and Christina Tobler to Rev. Meximillian Kieiu. lot on E line of Bray avenne, § 5 8 NI of Foureanth sreet. N 100.10, E'150, N 65 E 20811, S 165.50, W 344.39 (0 beginaing. beiig a poriio’ of Bray Tract, excepting imvrovements on s id land, Brooklyn Township: $4000. Chares and Selma Koboldl to Laneta C C. Haizht, lot, map of Roterts’ Addition o town of Irvingion, Washington 1ownship; $3500. Henry Z and Saran M. Joues Lo Fanoie Joy, lots 31and block 8, ndale Tract, Brooklyn Township: $10. A. L and 1da R. Whiting 10 Emily K. Latham, 1ot 9, blcck P, Fruitvale Flec ric Road Tract, quitciaim aced. Brooklyn Township: $10. William and Annie Van Peit 0 same, same: $10. George A. and Emma J. Lank to ~. J_ Lauk, lot on K corner of Buena Vista aveune and Sherman street, F 75 by N 125, being lots 1, 2 and 3. block B.mspof 134 lots in the Page i'ract, Alameda; £10. Builders’ Contracts. Sherman, Ciay & Co. (owners) with John O. Dunn (contractor), all work for alterations and additions to Mission street, tory frame building on N W iine of 35:6 N1i of Twenty-nioth. NE 40 | by NW 200, SW 40, SE 200, Josepa R. McLean architect: HOTEL ARRIVALS. NEW WESTERN HOTEL. W Murray, Scnoma R G Waltham, Sacto J Bugnes, Sacto P S Decker, Willlams M Flannaghan. ~tockton P J Hogan. Stockton J R Lynn, Denver J Martin, Val'ejo F Stnclair, Si cto M B Wilson, Fresno C B Wiiberforce, Fresno F Monrve & w, Fresno X Rouse. Fresno Mrs Smith, Los Agneles M C Clerides Oregon R H Brokin, Melbourne ¢ ieid, Sydney J Thorp, Walla Wila F W Vance, Melbourne A J McCord, Melbourne A Armstrong, N 8 W COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL W C Wright & w, 1l Miss N Hayden, S Marla Claude Palmer, Salt Lke J F Preston, Neison, B C N pitt, B ( W Collier, Merced P Keunedy, Merced S i lliott, Madera D Sullivan, Nev E Willard, Los Ang Mrs E Atkins, ~ta Cruz_Mrs J Gautchler&fm,Sac G Thomy+on, Lincoln,Cal J Breit, Los Ang J Fesler, Los Ang F prescott, Neison, B C P Chamber, Nelson, B C H Foster, Salt Lake Dr H Gilsirap, Tulare J L Johuston, san Diego V Dunkleberger, L Ang L Solomon. Fresno T Mullins. Fresiio MrsLLeggett & fm, Hono H Stahlschmidt, Berlin J Gunn & w, Honolvlu W E Bowe, sydney, Aus PALACi HOTEL. SN Mrs A W Morrison, Sac J F Dennis, Reno E B Pixiey, Santa Cruz Dr C P Bagg, U M Scholl, Ozden 1 Whetton, Chicago S Ret-erby. London MrsJ E Wilson, N ¥ Mrs Cuniiffe & m, N Zeal O P Jeakips, Stanford P Peneveyre. London Mrs P Cook, Rio Vista G Hason, San Jose ¥ ~ Jonnson. San Rafael D R l.ees, Livermore DrD Power, Marysvilie E W Clavion, San Jose Mis Cutis, Mare Island Mrs k Johnson,~ Ratael Mrs ) R Rees, Livermre O B Wicksham,Cleveind O G Sage, Sacramenio J Brockman, Ariz R A F Penrose Jr, Ariz. H Micholson. =t Charles £ W Runyon, Red Biuft J Saeger, Los Angeles R W Hil, San Pedro Mrs E Kuoyon, R Bluff J P Marshall. Portland J E Burton, L Geneva W E Stokes, N Y C A Blanchard, X H W Drummond, Devon £ J randers, Devon A J Huston, Cleveiand C A Lamb, s Bernardino M J Lamb, S Bernardino BALDWIN HOTEL. Dr C A Devlin, Vallejo H Browuing, Salem C Herki X L Obispo E B Nelson, Olema R Eartlett, Colu O L Sauturn, Memphis G Armstrong,Wlliams J P Case, Memphis J Franklin, ~t Louis _ BO Petersen, Ariz Dr C W Jones, Gra-s V. B A Dowd, L0s 1iatos T 0’Kourke & party, N Y C R Andréws. Chicago W H_arrien, Sacto ¢ W Taylor, Calistoga J Fremont, Reno J Nichois, Wash, D ¢ L Eggers, Hanford C H Calborn&w, VaCity T Cook & 1, Cheyenne C P sStJohn & w, Chgo T J shiriey, Boise City W H Hardy&w,Merced R L Baker, Boise City H Mathews & w, S Jose J McCarty, k1 Paso F Lawton, N Y J W Kingman, El Paso 3 U Jury, San Jose J G Myeis, New Orleans L Isaacs. N Y C A Browell, New Or J R Dilts, Chicago T D Valentine. N Y M Ewing, San Diego E B Clark, N P L Gray, Marysvil e C ~hade, Valldjo 1J Roseberg, Denver W Levin, Salem RUSS G Loughead, Grayson W L Hart, Yoio ‘A Knipp, Cal HOUSE. Miss M Clifford, Uklah SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. ERMAN GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK, NEAT and experienced, good references, desires sit- uatlon for housework. Call or send your order to J. F. CROSETT & Cu., 316 Sutter st. NOMPETENT GERMAN SECOND GIRL Di- ) sires situation. J. F. CROSETT & CO.. 316 sut er st ERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE—MRS. LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. (tel. Maln 5382), furnishes best help of ul: nationalities. JWEIISH NURSE, HAVING 3 YEARS SU- & perior city references, wanis a situation. Ad- dress or telephone M1Ss PLUNKETT, 424 Sutter. |, ¥ EXPERIENCED SWISS GIR1, SPEAK- ' ing French, German and Engiish, situation at second work: good seamstre first-class wait- ress; city reference; $20. Address B. 3., box 165 Cali! OUNG LADY, WILLING AND OBLIGING, Y iites position as companion to elderly 188y’ will do_corresponding, eic.: good home more an object than wa.es. Address M. R., box 96, Call. 7OUNG SEAMSTRESS WITH GOOD REF- Y Criies Wishen situation in rivate family todo seamsiress work; also help with upstairs’ work. 1831 Mission st. ADY WITH A CHILD UNDER 2 YEARS wants position #s housekeeper: country pre- ferred. Address ESTELLA PACKARD, 1172 Harrison st FITUATIONS WANTED—Conttnnea AINTER; WILIL WORK VERY REASO bie; can haug paper; understands whitening. Address R. H., box 81, Oal: Office. OUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE WISHES ! position aa’valer. “Audress J. 1. 8, box 32, & OUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION AS BAR- ber: 8 months’ experience. Address 619 Min- Da st. HELP WANTED-—Continued. HELP WANTED—Continnada. ANTED—-DRESSM sKER. 1TAY ST.,OFF 7 ANTED—OFFICE-BOY, AGE 16, RESID- Clay, bet. Powell and Muson. OUNG GIRL FUR GENERAL HOUSE- work, small family. 713 Cole s'., near Waller. W OMEX AND GIELSTO WORK ON FRUIT at CUTTING FRUIT PACKING CO's., 1150 Harrison st. EXPERI:NCED ENGINEER WISHES POSI- tion; city or country: has engineer’s liconse. Address 32614 Ninth st., San Francisco. TRLTO ASSIST WITH BABY : GOOD HOME: smull wages. 1307 Seventh ave., South San Francisco. (G 20DLCOUE SWANITE S ITUATION, CAD: dress G. R., 2808 Howard st. ERMAN GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK. 451 Guerrero st., bet. 10 anu 1. YOUNG MARRIED MAN WANTS 10 RENT dairy complete or on shares. 621 Californiast. D521, WISSIUN — SUBSCRIPTION 5 ) wanc ads tuken for THE CALi. axD DOSITION WANTED BY DRAUGHTSMAN in contractor's office: can iake quantities and estimate. Addresy D. D. D., box 23, Call. JAPANESK, SIRST-LLASS COOK. WANTS situation in private family: roferences. ad- dress 1328 Pine st. TOUNG, SUBER MAN WANTS POSITION 28 watchman; good security and reference. 821 Howard st., room 2 '1'0[71\'6 GENTLEMAN DESIRKS EMPLOY- ment: speaks fluently and corresponds in four languages G. B. X, box 91, Call. ELIABLE YOUNG LADY. EXPERIENCED sciooiteacher, wishes siiuaiion Lo atiend 2 or 3children. Please call or address M. S., box 85, Call Office. W ILOW WOULD LIKE PLAIN SEWING O mending: also housekeeper’s position; city or country. Call for 3 days, 821 Mission, rcom 3. APANESE, FIRST-CLASS COOK. WANTS situation fof housework; City Or country: has a govd referen.e. . T., 763 Brush st. Oakiand. MAN WITH EXPERLENCE WISHES POSI- tion as commercial traveler in Spanish coun- tries: soea.s Spanish, German and English; vive bonds and references. ‘A ddress J. N., box 102, Call. Y (536 sIRL WOULD LIKE TO ASSIST IN light housework ; no children; city or country. D. F., box Call. AS PHY-ICIAN'S OFFICE A-SISTANT: two years’ experience with jrominent physi- cian: graduated nurse. 0. A., box 23, C lfn-u,\:mi(ElnL“'l, maker: 10 months’ experience. SHES POSITION AS DRE~S- 214 Stewart. WOMAN WITH BABY WANTS posi.ion in privaie fumily for home. MRS, V., box i4, 1l utlice. IRST-CLA-S GERM AN uation in goo | private family. corner Fourta. € 'OK WANTS SIT- 776 Howard st., }“.\h'l‘r.l;\ WIDOW WANTS STEADY PLACE “,’as honsekeeper: widower's home or hotel pre- ferred. Room 6, 116 Sicth st MUNLY LoaNED ON DIAMONES, WATCH- es, jeweiry,seniskins. Uncle Harris, 15 Grant av Y MIDDLE-AGEDH WOMAYX, POSITION AS nurse or chambermaid and seamstress; pri- vate family or hotei; reterences. Address B. C. R,, box 0, Call. TOUN.. GERMAN GIRL, FORMERLY IN good clicumstances, desires a_place as Louse- keeper: city or country; widowers home pre- ferred. ' Koum 2, 223 1ost st N OOD BUITON-HOLE MAKER DESIRES X work by the day or duzen. Apply 103735 Mar- ket st., room 7. PANISH WIDOW WISHES TO TAKE CARK of Invalid or be ¢ /mpanion, or do any other day work. 150 Fourth st, room 12, M LLEAGED WOMAN. GOOD COUK AND houseke. per: good references. Cali 612 Post. JPANISH W,DOW FLOM CUBA WISHES 3 position as housekeeper for bachelor or elder'y gentleman. Apply 3054 Mason rm. 1, y TUMAN WISHES TO TAKE IN WASHING aod ironing, or would 20 out by the day. Please call at 2419 Ciuy 8k, in ihe rear. apstairs. TUUNG FRENCH WIDOW WANTS A nousekeeper's position: no objection to coun- 3614 Geary st., room 1. try. TOUNG LADY WI-HES A POSITION IN A store or dining-room. Address or call N. F., 12814 Fourth st., room 2. TOUNG GIRL, STRANGER, DESIKES A housekeeper’s place: couniry ho'el or widow- er's home preferred. Km. 24, 906 Market, 24 floor. Y ouse w IDOW WISHES HOUSEKEEP- er’s position. 121 Montgomery st., room 8. JIRST-CLASS FR-~NCH COOK WiSHES PO- sition in private family; good references. Ad- dress M. ¥ 917 Union st. TOUNG SWISS LADY, ~PEAKS GERMAN and French, wishes 1o find position as upstairs giri. A. K., box 81, Call Office. 7OUNG ENGLISH LADY, FORMERLY IN x00d circumstances, desiresa place as house- keeper; hotel or widower's home preferred. 117 Eddy st.. room 1. TECMAN GIRL WIiSHES SITUATION TO X do general nousewors; wages $20. Address S. G., box 18, Call Office. Youse GIKL WANIS A HOUUSEKEEPER'S pl:ce; hotel or widower’s home preterred. 3614 Geary, room 15, second floor. 7OUNG WIDOW DESIRES A POSITION AS housekeeper in widower's home. 126 Fourth st., room 21, second floor. OMPETENT ELDERLY WOMAN WISHES / & situation to do housework: good cook: small wages. Call or address 626 Ch stout st., Oakland. Y OUNG WILOW EROM THE EAST WISHES position as housekeeper in widower's home. 7 Grant ave, rooms 2 and 3. 7OUNG WIDOW WISHES SITUATION AS housekeeper for widower. 1113 Market & room 21, second floor. Y UG AND ATTRACTIVE GERMAN GIRL desires to secure & housexeeper's position in hotel: widower’s or bachelor's home preferred. 223 Post st., room 11, second floor. 939 HAYES-BRANCI OFFICK OF THE CaLL; subscriptio nd wani ads laken. ‘l,’ LARRIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE 61D CALL “Sbscniptions and want ads taken "TTRACTIVE YOUNG LADY. FORMERLY 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE oF THE CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. 'WL\CHESTEK HOUSK, 44 1HIRD ST, NR Market: 200 rooms Bc to 150 per night: 116U 10 $6 per week; convenlent and respectais; Jree bus und bacgage to and rom (ke 1erry. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. €) WAITRESSES, CITY RESTAURANT, $5 A waltrass, city rescaurant, $26 8 month: v resianrant $15 and 10om: waicre s, anrant, §12 uud found: waitress city resiaurant, $12 and room colored waitress, $4 50 & week and 1o Sunary work: waitiess, buarding- house, city, 815 andr.om. MARTIN &C0., 749 Market st JIRL, BUCHANAN ST, $20; GIRL, LKLLIS T 5. $20 girl. Page st., $20; girl, Broderick st., 320: girl, Healdsburg, Cal. MARTIN & CO., 748 Market st. § CHAMBERMAIDS, WAIT 1 MEAL, CITY ©) hotel, 316 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. ‘ TAITREES, $20 aud room. COUNTRY BOARDING-HOUSE, MARTIN &1 O . 749 Market. N, KIT. HEN_WORK, BAKERY, $15 MARTIN & CO.,' 749 Market st. 00K AND WAITRESS, CITY, $40 AND room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market s G ALAMEDA, $256: CALL EARLY. MARTIN & CO, 749 Market st. W odean and room. QUK AND DISHWASHER, MARTIN & CO., 749 Marke? st. COOKS, SMALL HUTEL, $26 AND ROOM. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st G 'BL TWENTY.-FOURTHST., $20. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st IRL, SAN MATEO, CAL, $0. CO., 749 Market st. AUNDRESS, COUNTRY, §40. MARTIN & 4 CU., 749 Market st. IRL, SCOTT Si.,$20. MARTIX & CO., 749 Maraer st. 810, CITY. MARTIN & VIRI GOUGH ST., $25. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. "AMILY COOK, $30. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. PRENCH NURS: GIRL, 2 CRILDREN, CITY, £20: French upstairs girl and child, $20; 4 cooks, German siyle, $25; 15 gir s, housework, $25. 220 12 giristo 10 girls for housework, country, $15, HANSEN & Cu., 108 Geary s 7 GIRLS TO WORK IN FACTURY: STEADY work: no experience required; $1 per day and tunch: call early. C. R, HANSIN & CO, 108 Geary st. RM-WAITRE:! , $6 A WEEK: CHAMBER- £X maid and wash, country hotel, $:0: 2 cham- bermaids and waitresses, $15: Swedish chamber- maid, $15; woman for day’s work. C. K. HAD SEN & CO., 108 ieary st. WAILRESS, PLAIN COUNTRY HOTEL $20; girl for cooking and housework, private family, ‘country. $25. MURRAY & READY, Leading Empioyment Agents, 634 and 646 Clay. CERMAN GOVERNESS, ONE THAT CAN X teach French, to go to Southern California. For particulars apply 10 MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. OTEL COOK, #£40 TO $60; GERMAN OR French maia'and seamstress, $25; 3 German and French second giris, $20: ranch ceok, $20: French nurse, §20; resiaurant waitress. $2.; and a large number ot girls for cooking and hous ‘work in city and country. J. F. CROSE1T & CU., 316 Sutter st EAT GIKL, LIGHT HOUSEWOKK, $12 TO $15. MISS CULLKN, 323 Sutter st. WOMAN, WITH 1 OR 2 CHILDREN, $10 TO $16. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. URSE, ONE CHILD 3 YEARS, $15: SLEEP home. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. 00K, SLE-P HOME, $20. MISS CULLEN, 323 Suiter st. (RERMAN CHAMBURMAID AKD SEAM- X stress, $25. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter at. COUK, $35. MISS CULLEN, 828 T ERMAN Sutter st. ANTED—A]l CLOAK FINISHERS AT M. SIMINOFF'S, 1228 Market st. TANVASSERS WANTED — MAL:S OR FE- male: something new; needed by all ciasses. Address G, box 45, Call Oftice. 615 LAKKIN_BRASCIL OFFIC O CALL 5 OF THE Subscriptions and want ads taken. ATTIKNS 25c; DRESSMAKEKS FUR- nished to sbops and families: positions free; McDOW ELL Dressmaking and Millinery School, 103 Post st IRST-CLASS TAILORESS WANTED, BOW- * HAY'S, 504 Sutter st. M QST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE: Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Market: 200 rooms: 25¢ to $1'50 per might: $1 50 to $6 per week: free bus and baggage t0 and from ferry. NE FRENCH TAILOR SYSTEM, WITH IN- structions, glven away each month. . F. Dresscutilig <aloon, 916 Marke: st HELP WANTED-MALE. (00K, $15 WEFK: COOK, €50 AND KOOM; night ook, $25 and room; Freuch, Italjan or Swiss cook, 845; 4 boarding-house_cooks, $:5 (0 $50 and room: short-order cook, $25 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 darket st. £, DISHWASHERS, $15 AND ROOM: 3 pISH- ©) washers, $20 and 10om: 2 dishwushers. $5a werKk; 4 dishwashers. $310 $4 & week; dishwasher. country hotel, $20 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. © MACHINE (RONERS, $50: 2 SHIRT kI < ishers, $60; call early. MARTIN & CO., 749 Marker. §) WAITERS, $6 A WEEK: WAITER, $7 A week; 3 waiters, $25 and room. MARTIN & €O.. 749 Marke: st. BOY=, $8 TO %15, BOARD, ETC, PER Lo B0ntE: call early, MARTIN & CO., 749 Mar- ot st 95 LA ORERS AND TEANVSTERS, CITY, O $1 75 8 day. MAKTIN & Co, 749 Market. 6 YOUNG MEN, WAITERS, $20 AND ROOM. Cuil early, MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. / ASHER, HOTEL LAUNDRY, $35, BOARD, etc. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. “ru-ri-:x TO GO SOUTH, $25 AND ROOM MARTIN & C 749 Market st. W ALLER, RAILROAD EATING - HOUSE. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st J34acKsMITH, 8250 PER DAY. MARTIN & 2 CO., 749 Market st T kL PORTER, CITY. MARTIN & O, 749 Market st. ¢, TEAMSTERS, CITY AN D COUNTRY, $1 76 £ aday; 10 laborers for quarry, 2 laborers for quairy near city. $30 and board 6 farmers, differcut ranches, $20: 10 laborers for brickyard, $1 a day and board: 4 lumber pilers coun Ty, $26 and found: 3 four-mule teamsters, $175 a day: blacksmith's belper for & m ne, $2 & day; blecksmith’s he per, 8.6 and found. C. R. HANSEN & (0., 108 Geary st. 10 PICK GRAPES IN d board: charge; we ship dally. For tickets appiy to C. K. HANSEN & CU., 108 Geary sv. SQUANMEOOKR FOR TURKISH BATH, $40. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. © EXPERIE ) QUARRYMEN, $50 AND found: steady work; fare 26c. C. R. HANSE ing with parents; reference required. 130 Powell st. GENT WITH COLORING, TALKED OF undertaking. Booksiore, 215 Montgomery avenue. W ANTED—BARBER £OR SATURDAY. 781 Folsom st. 00D BARBER FOR SATURDAY AND SUN- day: wages. 13333 Ninth st W ANTED=S GOOD PAY- Fourth. SADY MAN IN ing bosiness: $100 capital. Apply ENT TO I AKE OLRDKRS FOR PRINTING. P. BOULIN, 519 Filbertst. ANDY MAN W10 CAN HANG PAPEK; work in rooming-house. 16 ~outh Park. GETLEMAY PIANO-FLAYER. 330 MAIN st.; apply bet. 8 and 12 A. M. W ANTED—2 WAITERS AT 60 THIRD ST. ANTED—rEW MORE MEN; 84 DAY; IN- vestment $10. A. H., box 70, CalL. BUSINE: HANC e S S e R e R IO T el = $125 tion on Market st.: present owner will take charg® of kitchen. WANT& . BY + LA Y, PARTNER « in lunes and delica v store; zood Ocas M. LESS, 5 F urth si. 600 nouse cant fittines: tunity to right man. DAY LUNC L AND COFFEE in the wholesale district: eles established: sp endid oppors M. LESS 5 Fourth st. old $450. well furnishe doing a z00d businissi pres Years: slling ou accouut of other business. M. LESS, 5 Kourth st. BT50. G2 mron: bath: doing a xool trade; cheap rent; bargain. M. LKSS, 5 Four.h st. day: good horse and wa- on; 4 Lice [iVIDg-rooms; Qwner Is seriousl . sick; established over 25 years. M. LESS, o Fourth st. AND BAR: 16 ROOMS : & few miles from cicy: ent owner thers eight HOI kL CORNER GROCERY AND BAR IN 4 nice living-rooms and BAK. . stree Y PROMINENT bakes 215 barrels flour per ON $275. OLD- kS1ABLI~HED HOME BAK- ery. cholc. st ocation north of Market portable oven: large patronage; elegant show- cases and fixtures. apply WILKE. 78 - Market st. ANTED — BOOTBLACK: FIRST- CLASS only. 317 Montgomery st. W ANTED—A STRONG BOY To LEARN borseshoeing business. Apply 832 Ninth st ((OFPER 81\ Ei-ALASKA-GUP) wili sail in & few days John Ross. overhauled; has the best accommodations of any vessel that has yet left for the Norch: Is now 1ying at Mlission-st. whart No, 2. siclan and surgeon, Dr. Fritz ot Oaklaud, will ac- company the expedition. year’s provisions, with rrivilegze of 1000 pounds exira freighi, on sengerscan be ac ticulars apply at vessel or at 20, Safe Deposit bullding, 328 Montgomery st. PEI RIVER- W. S. Phelps” er command of Captain ~he his been thoroughiy refltted and The fast and safe schooner * The well-known phy= Fare. including one $200. Only A few more pas- ommodated. - For further par- owner's office, room YECRUIIS WANTED ¥OR TH& UNITED \ States marine corps. United Htates navy: avle-bodied, unmarried men, between the agesof 21 and 30 | Brates, or thos= who bave iegally declared their intention to become such: acter and habits and ab.e (0 xpeak, read and write koglish, aud ba Lctwien b feet 5 inches and 6 feet in heignt. For recruiting ofiice, \ ears, wiio are citizens of the United must be of good char- furiher information apply at the %0 Eilis st ~an Francisco, Cal ARBEIVS sho OUTFIT — WrLL-FURNISHLED heaps call to-day. Inquire Call Office. JHOESHOP Ft R3A1E CHEAP: GOOD BUSI- uess. good reasons forselli g Apply Cuil vilice. SEOEMAKER WANIED 10 TAKE ENTIRE charge o business. 403 Van Ness ave. and pantryman, one who cun w country c.ub: must speak £00d references: B G., box 100, ANTED — FIRST - CLASS chamberman id_valet; also 1 good porter ac table for & 200d Kngli-h and have wages $25 and board. Address ‘Bt ONEY LOANED O DIAMONDS, W M ATCH- rantav es, jewelry, sealskins. Uncle Harris. 15 | #30. AUNDRYMAN, MARKKER AND DISTRIB- 4 utor; willing to make himself usetul; wsges Staniord University Steam Laundry. Tels beer per week; wctuai v bargain. €350 SALOON, CLO~E T0 M \RKET AND Third st ; selling averaze 15 hali-bar- alue $650; a genuine WILKE, 783 Muraet st o F401 houses: feeding trom 70 to %0 men dally; rent only £20. Apply WILKE, 783 Market st. &200 rent: steady custo. ers. with $100 cash. WIi KE. 785 Marge: s $i200., & 00 PARTNE ¢ IN BUSINESs - +$75 mon heach ST AND, 1y SALOON aND . surrounded b LUNCHHOUSE; factories and ware- CIGAR~IORE 1N CHOIC! Lo « catlon: dally receipt< $8and $10; cheap WILKe 3 Market st $‘l0 FIRST-CLASS PAYING DOWN ¢ « town saloon amoiz the who esale Boues: no night or ~unda. work: elearing above $100 month; old es ab.ished W ILKE, 783 Mar- Ket st. JANTED—A GIOD « OOK AN PARTNER [N »well-established res:aurant; must be sober 0 BUY, Si CHANGI SS of any kind. GUS 1 WAN - 1033 Market st 975 GENERALMC C(AND . ~FSTOR 21D, good piace STRAND 1085 Hasbork CORNER SALOON: (L per montk. STEAND, 10 T WOOD \NDCOALY A D: ¢ 1200. Sverssw0 mo. S RAND, 103 032 ) F45 hot and cold lun man and wife. ST JAPANESE | FURNISHE opposite factories: rs; fine piace for . 632 Market st. « room NBERG & C DELICACY. DALLY PRODUCE, SV ety ana iiauns xtaresbext o tion north of Market st.: wles 8.3 dally A 1 ~ROOM HOTE Uby 15t i, C. YAKERY AND D best in city. DECK R, 1020 Markot st. luge st ck low expenses. STE &CO. 11, F ZiMrkt s BAR: MUST SELL CKER, 10.0 Maurket st. VARIETY STORE, $375, AILORS FOR EUROPE, HONOLULU, ALAS- ka and steamships at 109 Montgoniery ave., upstairs. F YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL YOUR business ses California Business kxchange, 550 Market st. TANTED — FIRST-CLA 8 BLACKSMITH, used to truc< and wagon work. 17 Drumm st. TANT: D_~10UI BOY AT GLOBE BAK- ery, 303314 Sixteenth st. W 4N TED—BOY In PLUMBING-SHOP. 807 Valencia st., near Nineteentn. 1 B%sbavins < and curiers. JINE ROOM TO KENT TO GEXTLEMAN BY a Gern an widow at 257 Lexingion ave., bet. | Ninetcen h und " wentie:h sts. Bi1i~—GO.D SHOP FOK SALE, CHEAP. FIRNI-ULASS LADIE ' HAIR CUTTE Apply 24 Geary st. ing: bargxin. NE OF THE LEADING KESTAURANTS 1N Oaxland; clearing $200 monthiy; owner leave ANDEKSON & CO.. 777 Market. anc - monthl seaport aud raiiroad (0wDs on cosst: tire from by 407 Front st., ~. HAIR SHOP will taxe half cash, bai- installment: locaied in one of besc wishes 10 re- Inquire at E. H. LANCEL'S, AKBER WANTED T0 BUY 2 doing good business “iness AM. BT P M JXCEI LE Uiry Addréss 511 California st., room 38. RS | Hr UMATISM CURED—WILL LOCATE ALL Pains free. 1359 Stevenson. off 18th: 710 9 PROE. J. TILTUN & CO. NT BU LIVELY COU town for sale cheap on account of sickness fare $3; no other GOOD WAGES; MAN'S, 837 Clay st. 2 M FOR LONG JOB: must leave city. H W ASTED-MEN 10 LEAKN BARBER trade: shops, tools, posiuons furnished: 3 weeks required. S| F. Barber College, 13814 Eighth, iy TANTED—_GET YOUR made ones, il your fest at the same price you buy ready- $1, 82, $3, $4 and 5, au 662 irom ¥ R Cctenin e { 109, Call Office. AUR N1 GOOD BU~INESS; FI cheap for earn. G. R EST box SHOES MADE 10 AIRY PRODUCE STORE FOR SALEL ON account of sickness. Corner «leventh and Natomasts FIo. W STORE; GUERRERO AND ud: good location drugs or groceries, Otk & CU.. 108 Geary s Mission st., bet. First'and Second. ORTER, HOTEL, $20. R HANSEN &| 5 LAKKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CO,, 108 Geary st. O CALL: subscrinions snu wan: acs taken. MAEKER, COUNTRY LAUNORY, 320; | |} INERS WANTED—2 O 3 FOR COPPER washer, country, §30 and board; city, $35 | M Kiver: advertiser will pay half expenses for and board.” C. R. HANSEN & CO., 105 Geary sv. | third of discoveries. Address M. W., box 4., Cail. OAL AND WOOD YALD FOR SALE; OLD Cor. Sixueath and Guerrero sis. AN WILH 330 10 BUY PURK AND SAUS- age store. 570 Fourth st. (@ MEN AND BOYS TO PICK AND PULL JO beans, etc. fare §1. wages $26, $25 and $24 per month and found: 85 fruit and_grape picke different plac-s, $50, $26_325 ana $20 per month! 85 Lie-makers Hec tie: 185 woodchioppers. $2 60, 8210, 31 60 a cord: 35 shingle, shuke and bolt mal ers, $1 25 avd #1 50 a cord; 3 sspha.tum roofers 83 teams er., city jobs, 175, $1 60 ad £150a 35 tarmers, $26, farmer who can repair harness, choremen, $15 and $10; 3 milkers, $20 and $25; 3 boys for factory work, $3 snd $350 a week. MURRAY & RIEADY, 634 and 636 Clay st RIZONA L ARIZUNAL Free fare for 25 teamsters for rairoad work, call very early; blacksmith helper and bia ksmith for city. MURRAY & READY. 634 and 636 Uay. 1LS1-CLASS LADIES TAILOK WANTED, BOWHAY'’S, 504 Sutter s: COOD-PAYING SALOON FORSALE; $1i)0. owier leavingelty. 665 Mission st. VUM, 150 10U 45C PR K NTGHT: bUS ~v o4 90 per weex. Orlental, ¥25 Drumm st. PANE MEN'S vaLE SHUKS, #1175 TO OK- der, $250; haif-soling, 25c up. 959 Howard. also 55 laburers, $1 75, $1 60 ans §1 50 a $25 and_ $20, d.fferent Y lNCHESER HOUS 45; 3 44 THIRD SI. 200 rooms, 25¢ a nigh: NR. Market reading- room: free ’bus and bazgage .0 and {rom the ferry. 100 MEN FOR FURNISHED ROOMs: 25¢ night: $1 26 week up. Sarazoga, 118 Sixth. ALE CHEAP LF SOLD Maurket st. Appiy Call. AHBER-SHOP FO this mou: £100 cosnec.fon; fine plant; clesrs from $3.0 to $500 a monuh: if not as represented wi L pay sal nvestigating. ONE-HALF OF MANUFACTUR- . Ing and contracting business; larze v while Genuine, Eox 6, Call Offic the canter of Oakian: ply at tie old store of H. SCHELLHAAS, 408 Eieventh st., Oakland. 1D ESTABLISHED RES | AURANT: RiNT #25: known as the New Creamerie; located in must be sold at once. A p- I OSKEDALE, 321 ELLIS ST.. NK. 1AYLOK— 100 rooms, 25¢ night; $1 week: reading room QAILORS ROCERY CLERK, COUNTRY STORE typewriter and stenographer, country store cabinet-maker, city: pantryman, $25 and found; 3 meat trimmers, §1 76 & day; washer for couniry hotel iaundry, $30 and found: 4 dishwashers, $25, 820 and $15; 5 waiters. $35, $30, $25 and §20 per monta and fou: d; third baker, country shop, $20; third baker, city shop. $256 and found: second 3 cooks, $10 and $12 week: 3 hotel baker, city shop, $40: waiters for a large iter boys. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st W ANTED — MACHINE MAN FOR SASH and door factory, 25¢ per hour: m.n about place wi b coachman’s references, $30 and found; AND ORDINARY SEAMEN nted at L. NE'S, 504 Davis, near Jackson. JINGLE ROOMS 10c AND 16c NIGHT, 75¢ Dand 31 week. Lindeil House, Sixth and Howard. JLCHO HOUSE, 86315 MA KKET ST.—KOUMS % 20c, 25¢ to 50¢ 1ight: $1 to 82 week. the usual price. 300 than one-fourth their value: 562 Mission st bet. First and Second. ADIES SHOES, SOLING, 3bc; MEN'S shoes, soliug. dUc’ all repairing dona ut hait 562 Mission st.. bet. 1st and 2d. PAIRS—ANOTHER LUT OF shoes: been siizhtly damaged: from 3¢ 10 $2 30 MEN'S DLEN purpose. connyction; livin Call « flice. CH-AP; MILK DAIRY PREMISES, V sp endidly equipped, heretofore used for such Sixteenthh iuquire on premises, cor. und I st., South San i rancisco. ARRIAGE PAINTSHOP IN low rent; sple COUNTRY: did openiug for blacksmith in ~rooms, barn and shed. Apply BAKERY \ND CUFFRE PARLOR; « prircipal street; living-rooms, KLON 25 DYKE H., box +5. ONEY L.OANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es, jewelry, sealskins. Unele Hurris 15 Grant av JALOON; P. at less 2 fixtures \YIN G BUSINESS: STUCK AND rent only $15. Apply Cail Office. UOD CUALOIL KGULE FUR SALE CHEAP, G R Hart, Fort Bragg J Jeans, Winters C A Cook & w. Cal Miss [ Jeans. Winters E Belaen & w, J Murray. Green Val M Alien, Puiia N Lenard, Monrovia R Ellis, Sunol 11 Butis, Concord W Morrow. Sacto W Lewls, Alameda N Lanaid. Newman P A Miler. Berkeley C H Jobuson, Newman Mrs R Berger, Cal C ¥ Davis. Sacto J C Holliday. Pt Arena A J Mason, Tulare S L Hutt, Pt Arena A W Fredson, Shelton H E Frost, Pt Arena Miss J Hinkle, Or M iHogan, Gualala sarmer and wife, $35, see boss in ciiy; laborer - e s b sbouc mine and’ wife' §60; farmers and team- | T OT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOKS FROM 360 sters, $20 aud $25; scraper-teumsters, $1 day aud | AJ up to $1 2. 562 ission st., ver 1st and 2d. board; chorema., $20; fruit-pickers, $18 month; neat boy for‘doctor’s office, $12 month; boy ior store, $360 week, and oihers. Apply to J. K. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. In good circumstances, wou'd like a steady housekeeper's piace : hotel or widower's home pre- ferred. Koum 2, 12014 Geary st Y OUNG LADY WISHESTOMAKEHERSELE generally useful around the house. Koom 11, 235 O"Farrell st. in many instances retard the business of tne LEpl 22 I TNy i E courts and be disastrous 1o litigents. This cannot hereafter be done if I nave to pursue the course mapped out ior me by the Super- visors, and grea: injusiice will be done to liti- gants and attorneys, delays will be numerous and the business of the courts will necessarily be delayed. It has been publicly announced that all offi- cers, and especially the County Clerk, will be prosecuted for malfeasance in office under | Miss M Strader. Or E L Montague, Cal suction 772 of the Penal Code ii they fail to | 8 Foorman & w, Bishop U C McFarland. Hanford keep witain the limit fixed by the Board of | J A Lipman, Maybert W L auderson, Yolo EBupervizors. E A Ginocehio, Jackson T A Burmingham,Moana As I desire to obey the law I respectfully ask | E biake. Va Mrs G it Perry, Moaua your Honors to meet in bank and advise me, | F Siog, Sacto N B Buliard, =n G regorlo JOMAN WITH A CHILD, $15. LEN. 823 Sulterst. MISS CUL- QALooN is GOOD LOCATION; LEASE 8§ ANTED, TOCOLLEGL WAG K~ DUE LABOK- | ) years. 4800 Mis ion st. ersaclerks KNOX Coilection Agey, 110 Sutcer. Y UUNG EASTERN 1abY WANTS & E SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TOGET BOTTLE PO DI /+ beer or wine b best free lunch. 43 Ciay. | OTHER AND DAUGHLIEK: $45. PRENCH GOVERNESS, $20. 828 Sutter st. COUNTR MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. MISS CULLEN, SN 10134 Grant ave, room 15. RESTAURANT 613 Mcallister st. OUSEHOLD KANGES ALl THE BEsE JOHN F. MEY KRS CO., 847 Market st. ANTED—RANCH COOK, $20, SEE BOSS in city: young man to assist iu restenrant, #15; walters, dish washers and oithers. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacsamento st. JOUTHERN LADY WISHES POSITION AS nousekeeper for widower, or hotel; no objection to couutry. 729 Pinest. 1926 EQURTH, ROOM 23, SECOND FLOOR— Young widow wanis & situation as house- keeper for widower. 7 OUNG PARISIAN WIDOW.THOROUGHLY experienced, wants a housekeeper’s place, sum- KOR SALE (390D PAYING T ai abargain. RY ACME HOUSE, 967 MARKET ST., BE- low Sixth, for a room: 20c & nizii: 1 a wee. EAT HOUSEWORK GIRL, §30. LEN, 323 Suttor st. EFINED GERMAN SEAMSTRESS, MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. JPILST-CLASS SALESLADY IN & FANCY koods. A pply atonce U. S. Industrial Agency, MISS CUL~ 5. ANTED —.2 COLORKD WAITERS, g +nd $25 and found; call early. E1T & CO., 625 Sucramento st. ANTED— 0D, ~THONG BOYS FOR A factory In cily, $4 and $3 per week and in- $20 VW ANTED_LABORERS ANL MECHANICS J. F. CROS- 10 know thas Kd Kolkin, Keno House propris- tor, still rums Denver Houss Y17 ‘Ihird at.: iad Jarge rooms: i5c per night: $i (o 85 nec wea JALOON: MEAR SAILORY HOME AND iuctories; 4 living-rooms: good chance for !ively business woman or man and wife. inquire g office of Natlonal Brewery. 2s an officer of the court, what course 1 should | W - Smih, Menlo e EC AR pursue under the circumstances. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Harry W. and Jennie 0. Bodwell to Willlam J. Conrad, joton S iine of Page street, 156:3 W of Pieice, W 25 by 5 137:6; $10. George A. (or George H.) and Agnes C. Taylor to Edward M. Gieene. iot on W line of Ferrie sireet, 485 N of Point Lobos avenue, N 25 by W 120: $i0. George H. Pippy toJ. H. Meredith, undivided one- hird of lot on N line of Washington street, 211:8 W of Cherry, W 50 by N haif & degree, & 257:10: $1040. Istate of Julia Mornson (by F. S. Wensinger, executor) to P. E. Henrlksen, all undivided inter- est in Ricketts' Cisim, lymg between Presidio rond on S line, Bay of San Francisco on X, Steiner street on W and Franklin street on being property in 347 d 372; 325, Ellen Fenuell (by Murray F. Vandall, commis- sioner) to German ~avings and Loan Society, lot | live of Julian avenue, 94 N of Sixteenth | on W street, N 31 by W 100; $3421. Emil B. and Doretta H. Heinrich to Nicholas Dimmer, lot on S line of Clipper street, 280 W of Noe, W 25 by S 114; $10. Martha k. -hannon (Hoadley). by B. P. Oliver, comm:ssioser, to Hibernia Savings and Loan =ociety, 1ot on > line of Twenty-third street, 125 £ of Diamond, E 108:4 by S 114; $3181. Louis Huegg and Andrew Spaulding (by B. P. Oliver, commissioner) to same, lot on W line of Diamond sirect, 89 ~ of Elizabeib, S 25 by W 100: 51916, A. C. Freese (sdministrator estate of Thomas Cresta et al by R. L Whelan, Sheriff) to Angusta M. Buck, lot on E line of Monigomery street, 70 S of Green, SE 67:6, E 137:6, N 57:6, W 60, N 10, W 77:6: $4854. James P. sweeney to Jennte J. Needham (wife of James B.). 1ot on S line of Washington street, 40 W ot Codian piace, W 20 by S 57:6; $10. Ellen, Harry W. and Isabelia ’Brien, Frank G. aud Mary F. or Mary Haisey, Harry or Hary and Anole Marshall o Coacles W. and Mollie k. O’Brien. iot on > ine of Green sireei, 200 £ of Leavenworth, E 25 by S 120; $10. Haunnab Keesing to Henry B Keesing, lot on N line of Bu h street, 137:6 W of Jones, W 68:9 by N 137:6; #10. William >ilva to John W. Horn, lot on NE cor- nerof Hyde and O'Farrell streeis, N 90 by £ 25, being all interest inthe estate of Elizabeth Jane Fenson: $10. Louis ana Emily Cayron to Amelia Ursin, lot on NW line of Welsh street, 150 >W of Fourih, SW 25 by NW 75: $10. John J Powers to Eliza Powers, 1ot on SE line of Tanama street, 100 SW of Fifth, SW 26:6 by SE 80: $.0 Kstner Rosencrantz to Abraham Rosencrantz, lot on N Ii line of Sixih street, 756 NW of Bryant, NW 25 by NE 160: £10 Abr.ham Rosencrantz to Nathan Roseucrantz, loton NIi line of Sixih street, 75 NW o1 Bryant, NW 75 by NE 160; $10. Mary Clark (vy ' B. P. Oliver, commissioner) to Hibernia Savings and Loan Society, lot on NE ifne of Laidley street, 475 SK of Harper, SE 25 by NE 100, block 20, Fairmount: §i088. William Prydz to Willlam A. Younle. lot on SW line of Fourteenth avenue. 275 SE of P street, SE 25 by SW 100, block 291, O'N. and Haley Tract; $10. ALAMEDA COUNTY. W. E.and Repa . Gibson to Myron T. Hol- comb, lot on N line of Eieventh street, 180 E of Oak, E 40 by N 100, block 166, Oakland: $10 Henry G. Ellsworth Jr. to Minta Larsen, lot 1, block V, revised map of Oakland Heights, subject 10 two mortzages, Oakland; $10. Mary J. Baruleit 10 Alice C. Uonaldson, lot on N Miss Voltmer, Japan G Dowdy, Linora, J Heymann, Los Olivos G M Perine, San Jose LA Berry. il &s.Cksh . SAN. FRANCISCO “ CALL.™ BUBINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALz— 710 Market street, opeu unil 12 o'clock every Bight in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. 339 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o’clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. BW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets antil § o'clock. 1248 Mission street; open until § o clock. 2518 Mission street: open until 9 o’clock. 167 Ninth strect; open until 9:50 o'ciock. 1505 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clock. NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky gieects: oven till § o'clock. MEETING NOTICES. YERBA BUENA LODGE OF Perfeciion No. 1-—Regular meeting THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, September 24, st 8o'c.ock. D. 9. GEUKGE J. HOBE, Secretary. 5, OFFICERS AND _MEM bers of Apolio Lodge No. 123, L O. 0. F., and visiting brethren, are invited to attend a meeting of the S lodge 10 be held 1O-NIGHT. Initi der of odge. HOLLAND SMITH. R. S, FATHEX MATHEW T. A. AND B, ociets —The quarterly meeting of the society will be held in Becker's Hall, 14 Thicd st., on FRIDAY rVENING, ~eptember 24, at & o’clock. A full sttendance is requested, as elec- tion of officers for tne ensuing term will take place. Fines for non-attendance wiil be enforced. Bv orde THOS HALLINAN, President, JNO. GRI¥FIN. Secretary. mer resort or widower's home preferred. Rooms 10 and 11, 122 Post st. 7OUNG GIKL, GRRMAN, WOULD LIKE A housekeeper’s position: widower's home or io1ging-hou e preferred. 207 Post st room 8. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. MECHANICS,) TEFAMSTERS, FARMERS coachmen. walters, labo ers, cooks. »nd all kinds of help furnished at_snort notice by leaving your orders with J. F. CROSETT & C0., 628 Sac- ramento st. HINESE & JAFANES help;tel. main 1997 BE. EST'D 20 Y KARS: LEY & Cu..640 Clay APANESE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU: RE- linble help. 709 Geary st. Tel. Sutter 2125. J{UNTER & Co. CHINILSE AND JAPANKSE emp. oflice, 61414 California st., tel. main 231 (CELVESS ANDJAPANE-E KMPLOYMENT / office; best help. 41414 O'Farreil, Tel. E. 426. AINTING OR PAPER-HANGING, OR WORK on yrivate p ace or hotel, by tem perate man of 30; first-class quiet workman; understands use of horses and hend.- with ali tools; best references. Address H., bux 13, Cail Office. “OUNG MAN WANTS POSITION AS WOOD- turner, band-sawyer or shaper-hand: city or country: 12 yesrs' experience. Address O'HA- GAN, 92 North First s .. San Jose. W ANTED—POSITION AS COACHMAN OR care of horses by Englishman from the East; £00d references: wages reasonable. RAW LIN- SON, 86314 Market st. Y AN Al DAIRYMAN: SITUATION AS ) superlniendent or mannger of creamery or dalry rauch. or would rent on shares. Address A. W., Call Uffice, Oakland. 00D RILIABLE SWEDE WANIS pPOSI- tion: work of any kind; prefers to work on private place. G. K- S., box 104, Call Office. §5, 0D FELLOWS CEMETERY ASSOCI- ation.—The annual meeting of the (ot-own- ers of the Odd rellows’ Cemetery will be held on MONDAY, September 27, 1897, at 2 P. M., at the office of the association, Foint Lobos ave. By or- der of the trustees GIFORGE T. BOHEN, President. GEORGE PENLINGTON, Secretary. e SPECIAL NOTICES, THEY ARE CLOSING OUT DRESS goods, corseis, hosiery, underwear. bed- spreads, towels. Lable-covers, laces, embroidery, linings, trimmings. vellings, etc., very cheap at Pioncer Dry-goods Store, 105 Fitth st. EZFBENCH. SPANISH OR SHORTHAND. 1n class, 25¢; private, 5Uc. 1608 Steiner. MRS MIRANDA, ELECTRIC | = 2% , 1123 Market st room 51 S & QIS DR FISH, 14144 GEARY, RM1: electriclun:alcohol Turkish baths;unrivaled ACHINIST — COMPETENT MACHINIST. firsi-class lathehand, wishes situation. M, box 40, Call Office. {XPERIENCED WINEMAKER AND CkIL- lsrman wishes position. Addr ss W., box 99, Call. HINESE FIRST-CLASS FAMILY COOK wants situation: smail washing, cooking: city or country: good references. 61514 Dupont st. LACK~MITH AND WIFEWANT WORK ON ranch or in country town. E. W., box 61, Call. MOYEY LOANED ON OIAMONDS, WATCH- es, jewelry,sealskins. Uncle Harris,15 Grantav NGINEKR; IS BOBER AND RELIABLE; years of experience with engine, dynamo and all kindsof machinery: wanis position: city of couutry. kpgineer, box 28, Call. PBUICHER AND SAUSAGEMAKER, GOOD all round man _wants steady work, city or country: can give references. 734 Bowie ave..joff Eleveuth st. B BOUMS PAPERED. 83 50: PA INTING on installment. HARTMAN, 239 Thirdst, = lBlAho;l.‘.\'A NTS EJECTED FOR s4: collec made: aty or couniry. Pacific Collection Co,, 415 Moutgy st, roem ’Id. 5580, XPRRIENUED BOOKKEEPER AND CASH- ler wants position of trusi; has best of refer- ences. E.H M., Commercial Hotel, > F. Crocker bullding. IRLS—2 CREAM-DIPPERS FOR CANDY- store. Apply at once U. S. Industrial Agency, Crocker bui!ding. MOIHER AND DAUGHTER: FPRIVATE family : country; $25; $15. MRS. NORION, 816 Sutter st. JERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, MES. LAMBERT, 417 Powell st, has places for girls of all nationaiities. . 2 GIRLS FOR LIGH I HOUSEWORK; 3 GER- man girls. WALDEN & CO., 45 1hird s ERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL TO DO GEN- eral housework in small family: references. 50414 Devisadero st., bet. 10 and 12. ESPECTABLE YCUNG WOMAN 10 GO TO comfortable home in Val.ejo and take care of 2 children and keep house. Call 649 Howard IRL OF REFINEMENT TO ASSIST IN light housework; exceptional ptace. Apply early, room 7, tenth fioor Miils building. 0! G GIRL FOR GENERAL LIGHT housework and care of children; no washing. 914 Sanchez st.. nr. | wenty-second. OUNG LADY TO GIVE INSTRUCTIONS TO ladies in busketball. Apply 126 Fifth st., room 11, bet. Zand 4 ». 3 10-da; (;IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; MOD- 7 erate wages: references. 1021 Post st.; apply forenoon. JANTED—A NEAT WILLING GIRL FOR housework in & small family; $10. 217 Third avenue. (G1RL FOR HOUSKWORK; PLALN COOK: iug: wages $15. Call after 10 4 M, 1813 Folsom st. 00D ADVERTISING LADIES. CALL AT H. F. AMES & C0.’S, 8 California, 8 A.3.; salary. 7 ANTED—RLSPECTABLE OLD LADY TO take care of children. Apply 24 Sixth st SPECTABLE GIRL T0 TAKE CARE OF child: wage . Inquire 1717 Post st. OUNG GIRL OR MIDDLE-AGED WUMAN; lisht housework. 427 Natom. si. IRL TO ASSIST IN CARE OF CHILD; $5; sleep home. 8 Metcalfe place. 00D VESTMAKER WANTED WHO CAN bind and bu tonhoie. 146 Fourth st. OUNG GIRL 10 TAKE CARE OF BABY. 9124 Larkin st., first floor. ANTED-WOMKN AND GIRLS 10 WORK onfruit. CODE, ELFELT & CO., lenth and Bryant sis. AXNTED—NEAT GIRL FOR GENERAL housework; smaell family: references required. Apply between 10 and 12. 209 Webster st LOVE-MAK: KS;' AL~O APPRENTICES. WILLIAMS Glove kactory, 729 Shotwell st. MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es. jewelry, sealskins. Uncle Harrls, 15 Grantav AN WANTS POSITION AS BEDMAKER 1n lodging-house. Address B. M., box 44, Call. IRL FOX GLNERAL HOUSEWORE AND store. Address H S., box 43, Call. crease, steady place; boy for machine shop. some experience, $4 o & cabinet-maker, 36 to $12 per week. 'W. D. EWER & CO., 626 Clay st W ANTED FARMER AND WIFE: NOCHIL- dren; 835 and found; 1o other woman on the place; reference required. W. D. EWER & CO., 626 Clay st. ANTED — RESPECTABLE YOUNG MaAN who has had experience drivin: delivery wagon in San Francisco: references required: 835 per mon h and board and lodging. W.D. BWER & CO., 626 Clay st. ARTED—SHIRT-IRONER, TYLER, $40: cook for coffce-house. $10 u weex; cook, plain restauraot, $35; 2 waiters, $25 and $30: dish- waskers, %10 to $25; elderly German, private house, $10: middle-aged man, porter in saloon, $10: porter, §40, etc. ANDRE'S, 508 Stockton st. AMP C 'K, $30: BAKER, 830; SECOND Dbaker, $30; dishwasher, country hotel, $15; woodchoppers on shares: ook, boarding-house, $30: man for vezetable garden, 815 to $20; chore- mau, $15. K, T. WARD & CO,, 608and 610 Cia UTLER, $50 street. MIDREEAGED MAN. CHORES; $10. MIss CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. QUIEIOINERS; GOOD PAY. 823 Sutter st. MISS CULLEN, 823 SUITER MISS CULLEN, W AITER, COUNTRY HOTKL, $30. HOTEL GAZSTIE, 420 Kearny st. |, ABEE 1S ASSOCIATION—FREE EMPLOY- ment Office. S. FUCHS, Sec., 325 Grant ave. LL-ROUND WEEKLY NEWSPAPERMAN, o1 ning news and job outfit, wants printer as partmer Lo start business in ceutral or northeru county seat: no capital required, but must be steady and indusirious. Address Stereotyper, care Cali, hox 5. W ANTED — FIRST-CLASS COATMAKERS: good workers; those who have seatroom to take work home; algo 3 cheap coatmakers to take work home: aiso prices. Address Merchant Tatlor, Truckee, C: ANTED—AT MONTANA HOUSE, 764% Mission; men 10 take rooms: 10c, 15¢ and 25¢ per uight; 60c. 90c and $1 per week. ANT#0—SOLE-LEATH R CUTTER AND stock-fitter: firsi-clas« cutter on kip work. Apply at 35 Stevenson . ) S F. svecific for all femal DK AND MLS. WrG AGENTS WANTED. GENTS WANTED FOR wafers: positive safeznard; troubl.y NEK, 526 MEDICATED 81; also tonic for home use. ddv s FURNITURE WANTED. J. NEUMAN, 121 SIXTH ST., BUYSFAND « sells furniture and carpets; also storage. NDIANA AUCIION Montgomery s CU. REMOVED .u 13 :hizhest prices paid. Tel. Davis 71 ROOMS WANTED. MZIPDLE-AGED SINGLE GENTLEMAN DE- sires Iarge sunny room. if possible with board, in private Jewish ‘family where there are no other roomers. Address R. M., box 65, Call ftice. ‘W ANIED—U FURNISHED ROOM; PAKK Dneighborhood: state rent. R. P. box 46. Call. BOARDING WANTED. OARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY IN EX- chaige for high grade bicycle. Address B. B., box 96. Ca | Office. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. LD GOLD, GOLD DUST, JEWELEY. ETC. bought. ©. NOLTE, jeweler, 222 O'Farreli, 00LS OF ALLKINDS BOUGHT AND SOLD. CURTIN, 1123 Market st. 00K~! BOOKS! BOOKS!— OLD EOOKS bought a KLELN’S, 127 ~Ixth st. PAWSBEOKLR —OLD GOLD, SILVEE, CANT- Add. COLEMAN. 41 Third. oft clo. hing bought. e e e . Ly STEAM CARPET: CARPET-CLEANING. CLEANING WORKS ieans, moves, 'ays carpets. G. h. STEVENS, Mgr., 88 and 40 Lighth st.: telephons South 250 WITH ARTY TO TAKE INTEREST SURE-PAY ing enterprise: cupital uow invesied guarantees $300 10 §400 per mo. B., box 3u, Cull. 0YS—2 BRIGHT BUYS FOR WHOLESALE house; parents shouid come with you. Apply at unce U.'~. Industrial Agency, Crocker bldg. T ANTED—YOUNG MAN: RESPONSIBLE $100.). fiae! Owner; box 143, Call. H_TEL; FURNISHED COM- Santa Cruz; rent cheap, $.500. | box 125, Cail INUeRREST IN GO .D STAPLE manufacturing business: salary. X, | Hu'ru, AND BAR FOR SALE, CHEAP; 25 steady boarders: near the ci und wife. : suiiable for G. B, box 64, all. RESTAURANT: NICELY FITTED $150, 5 focdiceation: new 100 sach rex isier: doing zood business ©agents. Apply Call. ¢ T ANTED—TO INVEST $450 IN BUSINESS | miving pers-eut employmen. P. E, box 29, Call Office. F15 COMPLETE BARERY OUI1FIT FOR « sale: rent reduced. 712 Valenclast. $250. o ow rent: other vas ~TABLISHED SALOON AND FURNITURE of 5 rooms, cieap B. N., box 122, Call Office. SALOON FUR SAL " GOOD LOCA Inquire Call, JOR SAL. ", SALOON, LUNCHHOUSE; 9 furnisheu roums; cheap. Apply Cal Otlice. RANCH BAKrRY: GOOD CHANCE: GOOD living rooms; bargain. Apply Call Uftice. INE KE~TAURANT AND 7 KOOMS WITiL turnace; good for man and wite: g od business; in Vallejo; cheap. Olympla Kestuurant, Vallejo. ARGE SALOON: PROFITS §11 DAY; RENT $25; deatn reason for selling. 1121 Harrison. Y OUNG GERMAN GIRL, SPEAKS SPANISH and French, wants partner. K. 2,111 Geary. JOOD-PAYING HUTEL LUSINESS: LONG- established: half interes: $500; whole $1000. Address Cosmopolitan Hoel. Vetalums. CETLAND AGENCY .1 quire tuis ullice oras 133 YAPEK IN- nird st Porusud, Uregon. e e e o Q) ROOMS, ALL RENTED, ONLY. LODGING-HOUSES .. 1250 new. J. MCQUELN, 453 Stevenson; tel. §_ 225, UVANCE CARPET- CLEANING CO, 202 Sutter; tel. Main 394 GEO. WALCOM, prop. position: tr.veling; must have $200 cash. T. C., box 12, Call. ANTED—SHOEMAKER; GOOD SOLICI- tor: will give half of receipts of business if desired. Address A., box 11, Call Oftice, Oaxland. IKST-CLASS SALESM AN IN LINEN 200ds. Apply at once U. 8. Industrial Agency, Croc.er bullding. ANTED—A BOOT CRIMPEK. APPLY TO CAJIN, NICKELSBURG & CO, 115 and 117 LEANING, 3 ples tr LAYING. 3c: KU . SAM- tel. Jessie 844. Stration, 3 Eighin. VARPELS CLEANED & LENUY ATED LIKS mew. 8l enin; tei. South 36, Mackiniosh & vo. ¥. MITCHELL, CARPET-CLEANING CO. » 240 14ihst.; cleaning 3c. & yard; tel. Mis. 74. +0 hoter: aL bargain. Market st 15 room: 54 rooms, And other bargai /HMEN YU BECOME DISGUSTED W o ok end o hEA ULDING'S Ploneercas | 135 23 roouss sunny corner — pet-beatinz Works. 353-37 Tehama st.: tel. So. 4 A 15 room house on Mission st .. ZHU REAT EASTERN STEAM CARPE ,-CLEAN | 28 Foom house of Macket st ... 700 ing works. 14 8th, B. GRANT, tel. Jessie 201. | 100 rauches und 100 houses and lo 14 rocm house on Muson st........ 300 WATTS,reliab e carpei-c.caning renovig,aiter- | €0 r0om hou-e, ¢ ears $250 3000 « ation works, 413 Mcaliister. Tel. Jessie 42 rooms, apuriment house. ... . 2800 12 rooms. on -olden G: ave., fine. 850 ARBER’'S ENTERPRISE CARPKT-CLE \ N- | 14 rooms, 0a Fourth st.......... o= 450 ing wks, 286 14th. Tel. Mis, 100. Z T. Barber, | Uther harzains H. C. DECK I 1020 Market. ARPETS CLEANED, RENOVATED LIKE | 9@-ROOM HOUSE: GOOD BAK: GOOD FOR H. C. DECKER, 1020 T ANDERSON'S, 777 MARKET ST. 29 rooms. N of Mar<e: st, corner.... fuil, rent $35 ruer, part cash at ANDEKSON & CO'S, 777 Market st ROOMS, WELL FURNISHED, A L1, Tented: must be sold at once on accouut of sickness. Apply 1:0 Fourth st. ONKLIN'S CARPEL- BLATING WOHa 583 Golden Gate uve. “eicphons Kase Jid LEGANT ROOMING-HOUSE OF 21 NICELY furnished rooms; rent cheap. 429 Larkin st