The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 1, 1897, Page 10

i0 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1897, s —————— e ————— e ettt e e et e et et JAPANESE MOST B0 BACK HOME Fifteen Hundred Waiting at Yokohama to Come to California. Advance Guard of Sixteen From British Columbia Ordered Deported. A Company Formed to Bring in Large Numbers of Cheap Contract Laborers. Upnitea States Immigration Commis- sioner Walter P. Strudiey received yoster- day a dispaich from Washington reading as follow: Commisswner of Immi Cal.: Appeal of sixiccn Jipanese per sieam- | ship: Walla Walia from Victoria di missed. Deport in_accordance with telegram of 15th insi. Approved. ©. L_SpauLpiNe, T. V. PoWDERLY, Comui The Japs will be sent back to Yoke- bama on the City of Peking at the es- vense of the Government, and the Cina- | dian Steamship Company, which brought them from Japan, will be called upon to make good their passage money. This was a test case, it having reached the ears of the Commissioner that 1500 Japs with eimilar contracts are waiiing for the de- cision. Had it been in favor of the six- teen this gang, with many more, would | embark at once for the United States. | On the 1st of August seventeen Japanese | men ranging from 17 to 36 years of age 100k passage on the steamship Coptic from Kobe. On their arrival at Yoko- hama Unitea States Consui-General Mec- Ivor discovered that they held labor con- tracts with an emigration compaay, the Emin Kabushiki Kaisha, at Kobe, for labor to be performed n the United States. General Mclvor certified to that fact on the immigrant list of the Coptic, and the seventeen Japs were accordingly denied further passage on the Coptic. They, however, took passage on the Olympia for Victoria, and when they ar- rived at that port they secured certificates from the Commissioner ot Immigration there and came to San Francisco on the Walla Walla with a lot more. The s: teen were arrested at this port by Immi- gration Inspector Geffeney. Commissioner Siradley wired an ac- count of the facts to tue Treasury De- partment at Washington and received instructions to deport the Japs, but at the request of Funa Koshi, Japanese Consul at this port, an appeal was granted and the papers and a tranaslation of the contract were transmitted to head- quarters. Mr. Stradley called atiention to the fact that it was not likely that a company would be organized for the purpose of lending money to laborers without inter- est, and have agents in this country to look after them for the period of two vears for the small fee of $5. He suggested also that the Japanese gentlemen in this coun- try, who were to act as agents, could not afford to devote two years’ time iooking after a lot of farmhands. Mr. Stradley lay stress upon the fact that the arrested immigrants aeclined to give the names of the persons who advancsd them the money for their passage ard also the names of the agents. The agents were called for, but aid not appear, and the fact that they | ‘were 50 mysterious in their actions was a proof that they were simply employment agents having the men under contrac:. The attention of the department was also called to the fact that the law speci- tically commands the aeportation of all immigrants whose ticket or passage is paid for by the money of another or who is assisted by others to come to this country. | The following is a translation of the contract: With the object of rendering physical ser- vice in agriculture, by his own deed, in the United States of America, the emigrant [blank | for name]. on one side, hereby appointiug two | sureties and applying to Kosei Emigration | Company, and the said company, on the other side, accepting the application, do mutualiy enter upon the following contract with regard to the immigration: Articie I—The said company sball apply for the emigrant’s passport and make other neces. | sary arrangements with regard 1o the emigra- tion. All expenses in regard to the cmigration and returning home shall be deirayed by the emigrant. Article II—In case the emigrant be unable tosupport himself, through illness or other distress, in the place of his emigration the agent duly sent by the said compsny shall give reasonable assistance to or undertake to send him home. Article I1I—The term of the present con- tractshall be three yesrs from the aate on which the present coniract has been entered upon. l;u-m:ls IV—In case the emigrant under the management of the said company be sent home through the protection of H.L J. M.'s authorities abroad, or ii he receives protec- tion from the same, all the expenses incurred therefor shall be repaid by tne said compsny. Article V—Each emigrant shall pay the said company the sum of 10 yen (about $5) as the fee for making arrangements for the emi- gration. Article VI—The emigrant and the said two sureties shall be under a joint obligation to reimburse at once when claimed by said com- pany the expenses which shall have been paid or made good by the said company in accordance with the second and fourth arti- cles of the present contract. Article VII—The two said sureties shall guarantee goodness of the emigrant’s be- havior and shall be responsible for all occur- Tences of the emigrant’s personal interest. In witness to keep firmly each other the above articles two copies of the present con- tract have been made, and one is taken by each party. UKIAB'S LONGITUDE. It Will Be Established in a Few Days by a Government Geographer and Astronomer. C. H. Binclair of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey arrived from ‘Washington a few aaysago for the pur- pose of detérmining the exact latitude of the city of Ukiab, in ‘Mendocino County. Mr. Sinclair is an expert in that kind of work, and for that reason he was selected to_come to California. Ukiah city has been on the map for a good many vears, butit has never been in the right place. Itslocal time has never been exact for the same reason. In faet ever gince the city was founded its clocks ation, San Francisco, cting Secretary. joner-General. sud watches hevo been wrong. The only | #1100; correct timepieces have been the hour- giasses and the sun aials with the aid of the almanac. Mr. morning, and will atonce proceed to do business. He will take observations of the stars and will compare the meridian time with that of San Francisco, whose |line of Markei sireet, 200 N longitude 1s known, for the purpose of dis- covering the error. In this he will be as- sisted by the telegraph. Whoen the work shall have been com- plete¢ Ukiah will assume her proper place on the map invested with all the dignity of a city with a well-cefined longitude. —_—— Football on Saturday. The footoall teams of ihe Lowell High Bchool and St. Matthew’s will line up t 10:30 Saturday moruing, October 2, at the Eighth | Leonara Tract, Berkele: and Harrison street grounds. St Matthew ‘won the academic championship last year, and both schools are putting their best teams 1n the field for this game. The Lowell team is very much stronger than at the beginning of the’season, while the St. Matthew's | W B Eradiey, Fortian | H Ulsen. Sau Jose certain of victory. The line-upof the Lowell team will be as follows: Mitchell, right en Middieton, rignt iackle; Cook, right guar Jackson, eenter; Stillman, leit guard; Chad- wick, left tack.¢; Studfeli, left end; Sawre: quarier; Kobinson (capiain), right halfi Rooney, left hali; Maze or Hooper, fullback. Subs, Heydenfelt, Wrizht and Seliridge. e ALPHA DELTA PHI MEN MEET. 01d Alumni of Thirteen Colleges Have a Banquet at University Club. The resident members liere of the prom- inent Eastern college fraternity of Alpba Delta Phi bad a banguet Iast night at the University Club'on Sutter street. Thir- teen colieges were represented by gradu- ates. Many men of note in this commun- ity were presen'. e Tt was the first gathering together of Alpha Delta Phi in California, for the fra- ternity has no chapter in the West. . The banquet and its associations resulted in the formation of a San Francisco Society ot Aipha Delta Phi, composed of tne fol- lowing coliege aiumni, who were in at- tendance: Edward J. Pringle, Haryard '45: Rev. Dr. Horatio Stebbin«, Harvard ’48; Pailip G. Gal- pin, Yale '49; N.'N. Moore, srown '52; Juige of ihe Supréme Court Jackson Temple Wil 1tams 57; E. W. McGraw, Michigan '59; A. Drown, Brown '61; H. Swain, Corneil '67; Jumes M. Ajlen, Y+ 673 Georee H. Waggoner, Hamiltoa '67; Rev. Fdwarda B. Church, Kenyon. '67; John Scoti - Wilson, Ken- ’70; 'Russell J, Wilson, Kenyon W."H. Chickering, Amherst '71; Dr.’ G. E._Dav tivouth “71; Raymond Holmes, Kenyon *42; ¥. E Whit: ¥, howdoin '73; Charies P. Eolix, Hamitton ‘74; Dr. F. P. Wilson, Kenvon '76; L. Curran < ack, Dutt- mouth ' “76; George 0. Mitehell, Daranouth '80; Distilt Attorsey William L Barnes, Hire vard '86; C. W. Titile, Bowdoin '86; B, Curroil, ‘Bow ‘oin ‘897 T. A. Perkunx,' D mouth *90; W. B. Su.:birs, Corneli 95 ton B. Kuox, Uolumbia *97: George Amherst; Daniel Houshroi, Hemiltoni Limo Thomss, Harvard; Professar H. C. How- ard, Amherst. IR ck’s Kuinous Annuity. court . yesterday. With Judge Mrs. Reine Witheck was appointed guardiai of her Coffe ’s husband, H. Y. Witheck, who hus beeome in- cupacitaicd for the manngsment ol his busi- ess affuirs nn-account of excossive use of stimuints. Witbeck has an annuity which ne s him an incorre of $500 a month, and the spendiug of this 13 proved 100 great a 185k for the yon HOTEL ARR(VALS, NEW WESTERN HOTEL A W Griffith<, Long Beh L Hanson, Loag Beach 3 Hevacr, Lotg Beact M Johnson, Grass Valley FW i ouehitn. Grass Val Mrs Davidson, Sacto 1 7 nderson, Racto 3 ioy e New Vors L Farnswo th, N York D M Polsen, Macssville N Gormelley, 108 Ang A ilowsr, Seatile P J Mayer. Peraluma P H Schloss, Tacoma H Lauren, - eatti~ J D1 aliathorp, Seattle © M Cou way, Phila L Dvis, Capay, Valley BALDWIN i10TEL. B Stohl, New York B € Messenger, N Y J Hollus, ¥ -Y D = Neustauter, X Y LB Browning & w, N Y F Eichurds, Chicazo S A Ereding, Minneapls J McCudden, Valcjo Miss McCudden. Valiejo W H Gosles, Valleio R J R Aden & w.Vallejo Mbss G ~tuhl, Valiejo K W Beegle, Newark X W DeWit, Wash, D C S R Grenan, San Jose M Goidwater, Los Angls F D Cobb, ~tockton J M 1ryde. Palo Alto E Hale & w. OaH 50 Jose 3 Brown, ¢ : +akland B G Vallearo, Sn Rafsel H Holub, Chicazo H A Carter & w, thgo N & Coleman, Chicago PALACE HOTEL. H S Bradford, N ¥ F C Yoerk, Sacramenio Dan Levy. N Y D = Cene, Red Biuft J N Bork, San Jose Mrs S 3 iorton, Ca J Carroi,’ Alaska irs FC Yoers_sa to rs D ~ Cone, ited Biuff Lieut P Fedoroff. Russia Deviason, Alasia A Wilm, St Petersburg Fernuld Lhicago Mrs _ Reamey, Chicago B Ream: Y 1 € Voorbies, Sut Creek 3G sawyer, N Y H Rowbotham, Pe 3 B Guderwol, N Y W G French, N Y A Alexander, N J Mrs W G Freich, N Y F M Burgess, Cona G W Fry, Piutshirg E Emerson, N Y 1, L B:diey, Colo M O'Brien, San Jose O M Maicolm, khog BMrs L ~ Watson, Mass Miss A Applston, Mass K Eckardt, B C T S Howe 1. Boston GRAND HOTEL J M Grenner, Los Ang J V Dewer, Woodland Anderson. Pomona M A Maynard, uisun R Seykon, Austria G A Fucsmian, Sacto E J Canaghes, Sacto T Brown, Pecaluma E > Woods, Stockton S W Pheips Los Angeles X M Hugh, Poriaad S D Campbel . Victoris UG Freemsn, Benicia Clia: Gore. Benicia T FlintJr. & w.s Juan Mra T W ieinizeiman, S W Brogles & w, Cal Sacrsmento A B Smitn, Fresoo F S i rowne, ~an Ratael 3 L vencieton. N Bretan H Blair, Lo+ Angeles W C Camp. Loui-vlle W W Pard & f, Marysy G H Curdiff & w, butte Mies 1 & Auseny, Iowa A J Duvis, < vinss S} rauncrhume, Stocktn W Broce, Chica.o MJ Graves, Chicago M k. Moyie. Los Ang Mrs Muyle, Los Augeles Mrs H bunn, S Louis Miss Duun. St Lonss Miss S Bradley, Portland £UsS HOUSE. K E Coliin, Spokane G A Barnhart & w, Wash I R Churehil, Sposane Mrs & Co.iins, Foriand A G dud. Astorta - W A Chrisi nson. Or W Knox, Weston Mrs € Frasier & ch. Mont Mrs Monehan, Helena J Garrison, Portiand 3 P Garrison. Portiand W T Snyder. ~tockton Mrs C B owlinz. Sacto W J Esi=i, Bren woud S BHayward & w, Cal 373 N Davis, Stockton J H Martin, Woodiand W K Smith, Jenlo E McGettigan, Vallejo W R McIntyre, Lower L Mrs H L Jones, Cal G J Slack & w, Tuiare Mrs E Wiison & -h, Cal W G Kay-, Leéxiugton Rose Kauftman, Or Mrs F E Waliace, Or Mrs J O lurk, riedding Miss M Clark. Kedding b D Wisney, Deroit 1 1 Davisos, Detroft J 7 Westte:wax, Wash C F-W eigand, Poriiand HLE rrost, Pl Julia Ruchl, ~acio s 1 i erron, Suclo Mrs C R Mu‘aock, Pa W A Washer, rresno asey, Sa G W Perins, Sa. Jose 14 Brooe, Furmington R W Kequa, Sisson & Holiinzwosth, Dixon E L Jacobs.' Sac. o W i Fenton, Oskiand W T Stevens, akland A A 1isdall, Sen Joso J Brendt &'s, Stockton C unks, Visali T 5 Medimsus, Trinity G Samous, Petwume 1 Forsyth, Suuta iiosa ————— REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS, Henry Casebolt to Thomas G. Tayior, lot on W line of Uctavia street, 137:0 N ot Un on, N 157:6 by W 275; $5. Rober: and Amanda R. McElroy to James R, McEiroy, lov on k line of Fieice street, 50 N of Waller, N 25 by k 108:3: gift Lucius L. and_Heien F. Solomons to Crawford ¥err.s, loton W line of Bourbin pisce, 75 N of XEady street, N 50 by W 90; $10. Crawford 'aud Harriev Ferris 10 Edward H. Aigeltinger, same; $30. Patrick and Aun ko ey (by Sylvain J. Luzarus, commissioner) to Golden Kule Mutusl Buliding and Loan Associaton, ot on S line of Aldine street (North Tyler), 301 E or Willard, E 70 s 86 Lo Stanyan, > 82, N W 113:1, N 142; 84200, Juiia McSweeney to Albert ana Isabel Krut- meyer, lot on N line of Fourteenthfsireet, 50 W of Bricuer, W L0 by N 100; $.0. William A, sud Ella J. Fatterson 1o Thomas K, and Lousse Goty, ot on SW corner of Noe and Hill streets, W 106 by > 101:6: ali ot on S Jine of Hill sirees, 105 W of Noe, W .5 by S 114; clso ot on s line of Hill stree., 205 W of Moz, W 25 by § 114; alsolot on N'W corner 0f 1 wenty-secoud and Castro streets, W 250 by N 75: $10. Mary A. Warren 1o Ida M. Lorden, 1ot on E line of Capp sireet, 260 N of 1weniy-third, N 25 by £ 1 gt Elisha V. and Hannab L Sweet to Laura L. schueiie (wife of bi. a. W. Schuette), lot on & line of Guerrero street, 26:5 S of Twenty-sixth, 5 25 by E 89:1U34, quitciaim deed: $5. Harry A W.'wou Laura L. Schueite to Timothy D. and Mary J. Deasy, same: grant. hermann and Lmma Koblmoos to Margaret Grelt (wife of Johu J.), 1ot on E live of bougiass surect. 285 3 of Seveuicenth, N 25 by E 1023 $10. Mary M. B. Martin to Jobhi B. Baker. lot 0n 5 corner of Eieventh avenue and L street, £ 32 by 5 1C0: $10. =James W. Cochrane to M. . Duflicy, 16t on W Tine of Thorntou street, 120 N of Sheriuan, N 50, W 104:4, 5 60, 107, biock 3, City Land Associa dlon; 81 ALAMEDA COUNTY. Patrick and Juls Mack 1o Corneling Mack, ot ou >k iine of Sevenih sveuue, 133 Nk of East ‘Twenty-first street, Nr. ¢5 by Si 125, block 13z, Clinton, East Oakland; $10. Sao Francisco Muiual Loan Association to kmil Fryklund, lot 5, biock u,J, E. McElrath Traci, Oakiand Annexation: $10. Sau.uel Smith 1o klleu Smith, 10t on NW line of Summit ayenue, 545:4 NE of Linda aveuue, N E 40, N\ 146.67. S\ 40.03, SE 145.19, to begi.- niug, Gleu kicho Traci, Map 2, Oakiand Annexa- vion; gir. James H. and Lizzie S N. Youog to B. Wey- mouth, (he S 45 feet of lot B, bluck 22, Alameda Park Homestead, Alameda: $10. North alameds Land Compuny to Charles R. and Frederick 1. Joues, lots 13, i4 and 15, biock 15, Nor.h Aismeda Traci, Brooklyn Township: . Kelly 0 Priscilla F. Thomas, lot 15, Loop Tract, quitcluim deed, Brooklys Township: $1. H. 'C. Campbel aud T. (B. Kent (trustees for Martha F. und Leander Griflin) 0 San Francisco Binclair will start for Ukiah this | Savings Union, 506 d. 437, 10t 0n W iine of Perui- ta street, 62:6 5 of ourleenth, S 64, W 150, N 126:6, k. b0, S 62:6, k. 100 Lo besinning, biock T26-a trusiels’ deed, Oakluud; $8885. Wallace Barsiow 0 ~ophie Johnson, lot on W 1 Ei hieenth. N 47.30 by W 125, biock 615 (subject o mortgage for $750) Ouxiand; $10, L. F. Mout, ¥F. M. and Mary Leland 10 A. Win- berg, lot on Sk line of I'wenty <uird aveaue, 50 SW of uast Nineleenth streei, SW 60 by 5E 135, block J, Fitty Associates’ ‘i ruct, kast Oakiand: $10. H. C. Campbeil and 1. B. Kent (trustees for Ev- erett Carjenter) to San Fraucisco Savings Union, 596 d. 237, on SW corner of Twelfth sireer and Landressn avesue, S 1u7 by W 200, being lots 1 10 4, biock 2, Landregan Traci, trusiees’ deed, O iand Township: $585. Same (trusiees for C. S. ana Mary E. Cogglns) to same, 472 d. <98, lot on + line of Lllsworth street, :8 A or Parker, N 44:10 by k 1276, block B, rusiees’ dees: $400. Ciiton T. uud Eiizs' A. Holl to Mary k. § Stokes, lot on K lLine of Fulton street. 100 S of Allston way. 5 30 b, +. 12945, beiug a portion of lat 6, Rancho V. and . Peraiia, serseley; Emma L. Bowne 10 the McCarthy Company (@ , in boys are | corporation), lots 1, 2, 4, 7,8, 12, 15,17 10 . subdiviston C. Fruitvale Terminal Tract, Brooklyn Township: alsolot on W line of Meirlll avenne, >of Putoem street, S 37:6 by W 130, being yor-ion subdivision C. same, Brooklyn Township: aiso lot on k. 1ine of Wheeler avenue, 155 S of Putnam street, S 30 by E 130, being portion sub- division C. same, Brooklyn Township: $10. H.C. Campbeil and T. B. Kent (‘rusiees for Joby R Hoze), to San Fraucisco Savings Umon, 445 d. 417, Lot on ~W corner of East | wenty-sev- euth street a-d Tweoty-fourth avenue, W 50 by § 100, block 4. Biasdel Tract Map No. 8, trusees’ deed Brooklyn Township: $1075. Same (trastees for Henry Mohns) to same, 565 d 5,10t on W line of Webster street, 158 S of Kagle avenue, S 74 by W 125, block C, Shephard- son Froperty, trusiees’ deed, Alameda: $1350. Au:ust und Gusiatva Windberg o Lewh H. Mot:, Iot on S Iine of San Antonio avenue, 200 W of Waluuc sireet. W 50 by S 150. biock i, iands adjacent to Encinal, Alameds: $1 Builders’ Contracis. Reuben M. Lloyd with Joseph Bucher, to erect a buliding on N line of Eilis strect. 137:6 W of Leavenworth; $1550; Saifield & Kolberg, archi- tesis SAN FRANCISCO **CALL™ BUBINESS OFFICE of the San Franclsco CALI~ 10 Market sireet, open unul 12 o'clock every might ip the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery sireet, corner Clay ; open until 9:30 o’clock. ‘9 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. BW. cormer Sixteenth and Mission streets; opem antil 8 o'clock. 1243 Mission street: open untfl 8 o’clocx. 2618 Mission street. open until 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth strect; open until 9:30 o'ciocks 1506 Poik streei; open until o'clock. NV. cormer Tweniysecond and Kentucky #rects: oven ill § o'ciock. MEETING NOTICES. C LIFY u Neo. ). K. 1 NIA COMMANDERY Masonic Temple, Post and Mont-omers sts— eculac sssembiy THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, at 7:30 o'vl ek, Oraerof Red Cross. Al fraters are courie usty in SIR JOHN P FRASER, Eminent Com. SIB LIRAK Recorder. A LODGE OF Stated meeting ING, Detober 1, L8 0'C ock. GROLGE J. HCBE, Secretary. B KEuULAK MiKTING OF the - Caledouran Club THIS E V-5 ING, alL § o'ciock, Scottish Hall, 111 Larkin st : D. B. MoNEILL, Chief. TAM¥S 1L DENCAN, Secretary = i G s ANNUALMEETING OF ibe stockhoiders of the Bank of Californis WIlL be Béld at the banking-house in this city on TUESDAY, Octover 12 1887, at 11 A. M. ALLEN M.'CLAY, Secretary. san Francisco, September 40, 1897, = NOTICH OF MEKTING—THE KEGU- lar-annual meeting of the stockholders of the Nevudn Bank of Sun Francisco will be held at its bankivg office, 30] Monigomery street, ~an Francisco, Ca , on' W EDNESDAY. the 13th aay of C’ctober, 1897, at the hour of thre (3) o'clock P M. for the purpose of electing & board of direc- 10rs 1o seive durin « the ensuisg year, and ioF (he {raisaciion of such Other busiless as May cOme before the meetinig. D. B. D. embe VIDSON, Secretary. San Franelsco. S 25, 1897. SPECIAL NOTICES, THEY ARE CLOSING OUT DRENS goods. corsets, hosiery, underwesr, bed- spieads iowels iabie-covers, laces, embroldery, iinines, trmuings, veilings, etc. very cheap at Fioneer Dry-gnods Store, 105 Fifth s w MISS L KadKle WILLIAMS, GENU- Ine electric bahs. itoom 13,101 Grant av. E&, PAINTISG. WHITENING, ~PAPEIL banging: roofs, gutters painted. HA MAN 239 ‘L hird st, = FRENCH 1o class, 25 PANISH OR SHORTHAND. : private, 50c. 1608 Stein: > MK~ DR. FisH, 14A GEARY, RUOM 1: electriclun;aicohol Turkish baths:unrivaled SAD IENANIS EJECTED FOR 4 coilections made: aty or country. Pacifio 5 Mon Toom 67 tel. £ 580, SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. FRENCHLADY'S MAID AND SEAMSTRESS, best of reierences, wanis a siLUALion. F. CROSETT & CO., 516 Sutter st SeeJ. ERMAN COOK, ALSO SCAMNDINAVIAN X cook, also superfor hoel cook, all with best of refereices, wa.i situstions. See J. F. CRO- SeT1 & Uo., 816 ucterst. IRS!- CLASS GENMAN HOUSEWORK eirl desires situation. good cook and laundress: besi referen es; city orcountry. M1SSCULLKN, 323 Sutter sc. PHOKOUGHLY COMPE ENGLISH c0ok and housework girt desires situntion: best local reerences; city or country. MISS CUL- LEN, 523 ~utter st or conntry, (VERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICK—MRS, LAMBERT, 417 Powell st (iel. Main 5332), furnishes best help of al. nationalities, NT'S OR CHILDREN'- ): one who thoroughly u: has finest Ciy rererence Call or address RELIARLE INF V nuise (Protesta dersiwnds children wages $25. Oukinad Nurse, Call Uflice, TOMPETENT. RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES U'i0 do washiug, ironine, <coking Or houseciean- iog Ly the day; bes. T1s, 3367 references. MES. M. CUR- L Well y-siXih si ITENGGRAPHER, YOUNG LADY,3 YEARS & experience, would lixe office room with lawyer who has Kemingion typewriter. B. K. O.. box 122, Cali Oflice. \Y ANTED—BY STRONG YOUNG WOMAN work bs the dav: laundry, cuoking, cleaning or any family work: reference. 1912 Fillmore st tat 1. DELIABLE ELDERLY PROTESTANT. V woman: position o do general housework in <mali famliy; goud plain cook: wages $15 10 $20. 1559 Fitteeuth st. TEADY, RELIABLE GIRL DESIRES SITU- R ation algeneral housework and cooxing: waxes #20 (0 §25. Piease call at 168 Lexington ave., near Nincteenth st JXPERIENCED WORKING HOUSEKEEPER 4 for hotel or gentieman’s home. Address BLRTHA, box 102, Call Uflice, FITUATIONS WANTED—Continnea OMAN WANITSSITUATION IN AN INSTI- tution as cook or laundress. MRS, WRIGHT, northwest cor. Twenty-fifth and Folsom. Y OUNG LADY WISHES TO MAKE HER- self generally useful around bachelor’s home. 235 O'Farrell st., room 7. OUNG LADY WISHES POSITION Aas typewriter. Call 203A Powell st., room 1. Y UUNG GIRL, SIKANGER. DESIKES A housekeeper’s'place: country hotel or w dow- er's home preferred. Km. 24, 905 Market, 2d floor. RESSMAK: R WANTS WORK AT HOME; icepihidrew’s dresses, any siyle. $1. 1580 Eif: eenth st. YOUA\'H FRENCH WIDOW WANTS HOUSE- koeper's position for widower or to do piain sewing. 7. raol ave. room 2. 615 LABKIN=BRANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. OLOKED WOMAN WANTS GENKEAL J house work or chumberwork. Call 162 Clemen- una st OUNG GIRL _(PARISIAN) WANTS A place as housek@e per; no objection to country: Jidower's home - preferred. Kooms 10 and 11, 22 Pos: st. ATIRACTIVE YOUNG LADY. FUBMERLY in good ‘circumstances, wou.d like a steady bousckeeper's place: hotel or widower's home pre- ferred. Koom 2, 12015 Geary st. 126 EQURTH, ROOM 25 SECOND FLOOR— Young widow wanis a situation as house- keeper for widower; call 1n ajternoon. W ANTEO—A POSITION S HELPER To invalid lady or 10 a0 l:nt work in . small family by an eiderly lady of ini- 1:¢/ce and z00d heallh Address MRS J. K. JONKS, oriental Hotel, Oazland, Cal Y SURG GIRL, GERMAN, WANTS A PLACE as housekeeper: no ubjection to country: wid- ower’s home preferred. 207 Post st., roum & TOUNG GIRi FROM COUNIRY DESLIRS ition us Ly pewriter or office work. Call 120 room 31. CUNG FRENCH WILOW WANTS A nousekeeper's position: no objection to Coun- irs. 613 Geary s, room 1. SITUATIONS WANTE —MALE. HINESE & Ja ESic EST'D 20 Y KA RS: help:tel muin 19 HRALLEY &Cu. 640 Clay UNTER & G CHI v .5E AND JAPANESE emp. otlice, 61415 California st., tel. main 231 APANESE EMPLOXMENT BUREAU: Lk liable help 709 Geary st. Tel Sutter 2125. 9 CUENESE AND JAPANE-E EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED-—Continued. HELP WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED-Continued. (GBL HUUSEWORK 2 IN FAMILY. $25: 10 girls, housework, $20; girl for Menlo Park, see jarty here, $20: 4 girls for Alameda, $20, see party nere: companion for lady, $12: 12 young Eirls to mssis. $12, $15. C. K. HANSEN & w0, 1U8 Geary st W AITRESS AND ASSIST, NEAR (ITY, $:0: waitress, country hotel. '$20; chambermal city. $.0, sleep home; waitress, same piuce, $ eep home: waitress, city, $15. C. K. HANS. CO., 108 Geaiy st. 10 IBONERS, SFEAM LAUNDRY NEAR Cliy. 430, £23, and board. C. K. HANSEN & CG.. 108 Geary st CANDINAVIAN WOMAN FOR_ HOUSE- Wwork, 10 g0 10 Arizona: iree fare; $25. C. R HANSEN &CO., 105 Geary st, (GEBMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, MES. LAMBERT, 417 Powell st, has places for &irls of all nationalities. (‘U!PE’[‘I'_‘\'I' GrRMAN WOMAN FOI OAR- * land: cook; govd place: see pariy at 3 P. M. in office. MRS, LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. 9 GERMAN GINLS, SMALL FAMILY, $24 #) 2 German cooks, some housework, $25, MES. LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. W A STED—COOK. TITUTION, $40: 2 waitresses, restanrant, #20 and $25: German, French or tcandinaviun second girl and sea stress, $20: young nurs'giri, sieep home, $20: ©ook, short distance in country, :25: waitress, country hotel, $20: French nurse, $20: 40 girls for cooking and 'housework, ci'y and country, $15, $20 and $25. Apply to J. ¥. CROSETT & CO., 316 Sutter st. RANCH COOK, 825: MOUSEGIRL BERKE: ley, ee pariy here: housegirl, San Mateo, 20; housegirl, Vaklana, $25: housegiris for city, and tursegirl. sieep home, $1U: young girl 1or light housework, $15; cook, $50: upstairs girl, $20: housegirl, §25, two in family. MEs. NORTON, 815 sucter st. (VUK AND Do HOUSEWORK, NO WASH. #-jug, private family. country, $25; ranth coo $20; German verness for southern C.liforni; 4180 housewors girls, cooks, eic. MURGLAY & READY, Leading kmployment Agents, 654 atd 636 Clay'st. [ ERST-CLASS WAITR S$ FOR CITY HO- tel, 8203 also 2 firsi-class waitre ;ses for coun- try botel, $20 each: also a chambermaid, assist waiting, for hotel, $20. Mi>s PLUNKET, 424 Sutter st W ONAN 21 To 24) Kkeeper; i in famil Cail before 11:45 A ., Eomery ave. FOR LIGHT HOUSE- wages $5 50 monthiy. 10 Lombard st., cr. Mont, NVALID WANTS AN INTELLIGENT GEF man woman care of him; good siéaiy hom wages guarantesd; references required, 3495 24.h. Qicx, RELIABLE GIRL FOR GENERAL loustwork: wases $20. Apply 307 Wainut st between Sacramento and Clay: office: best help. 41434 O'Farred, Tel. K. 428. N ARRIED MAN WANTS SITUATION AS coachman; general work ; care of cows; handy With 10ois: references. Address A 1SS CULLEN, 528 Suiter st. EBMAN MAN AND WIFE WISH SITUA- tion; can do any kiud of work; city or coun!ry. Inquire New Atlantic Hotel, 207 Monigomery ave. (GROCEFR—AMERICAN, 80 ¥ KARS OF AGE, ¥ wisbesemployment: 25 years’ experienc cellen: references. Adaress Grocer, box 14, Cail JTRONG YUUNG MAN WANTS JOBIN COAL or woo! vard: understands horses Address F. 1. F., 537 Sacramento st. ATLORS—YOUNG MAN: CUSTOM TAILOR and cutter: experienced: fine irade; references, Swede. Address Y. 8. box 4 , Call. MOYEY LUANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- M es, jewelry,sealskins. Uncie Harris, 16 Grantav SUIUATION WANTED AS DRIVER OF DF- livery wagon, or coachmarn, etc.. by temperate, reliable man: undersiands management of norse-, cows, etc.; a180 good gardener. K., 1u13 Treat ave. GIRL TO ASSIST W ANTED—NE T yoUN Montgomery st., in housework, $8. Call room 38, between 5 and 6 P. M. JEAT STRONG GERMAN GIRL TO WORK AN in bakery: one willing to work; no other need app.y. 108 Ninih st Y OUNG GIEi FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK: no washin, cep home: $12. Appy before 1 P M, 4154 Third st W ANIED—GIKL TO DO G- NEKAL HOU~ work near San Jose. Address F. S, COAT Campbell, Cal. CIRST-CLASS SEWERS ON Call 810 10, 31034 Fell. H. FRIEDLANDER. W ASTED—_PARTY TO TAKE HALF OF A stors on Ninth st. Apply at 1243 Mission st. 00D FINISHER ON CUSTOM COA'l ALSO experienced spprentice girl. 1044 Howard st. HOUSEWORK: 925 Dolores st. SKIRTS, ETC TOMAN OR GIKL FOK chidren; good home: $8. "OUNG GIRL LIGHT HOUSEWOKK, ¥8. 505 RELIABLE, INDUSTRIOUS Gk RMaN Van Ness ave. coachman and gardecer: handy around the place: good references. Address ¥. F., box 45, | (100D GIkL FUR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Cali Oftce. 38 ~outh Park. GEBMAN. AGKD 26 WANTS SITUATION | W AN IED—GUOD HANDS ON VESTS. 6413 as porter or otherwise: atiended o horses 6 Stevenson st years: can give best of references. B. G., box 92, Call Office. (3 GEBAN, 43 YEARS OF AGE, HIGHLY ED- T ucated 7 venrs' experfence in busiuess, spe- clally in drugs, w ts position: also in foreign pori: references. F. M., 1222 Mission st. ITEADY MAN WANTS WORK: CHOR about house: generally useful: used 10 tools; handy at anythlug; references: §5 a month and board. Address G. AL, box 13, Cail Office. JIRLS WA ZTED IO WORK ON MACHINES, Apply 411 Market st. EAT, WILLI G YOUNG GIRL; SECOND work and chiidren. 319 Lyon si. GRLTO DO HOUSEWORK AND COOKING. Apply 2128 Post st. s -CLASS DRESSMAKER 28 F RST ST, OOKKEEPER, 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE, wants smal se: 0f books 1o keep, £10 10 315 per mouth: good refereuces, Address N. F., box 10, Call Office. CU)IPET&XT GARDENER, GEKMAN, U dersiands care horses. wishes position in pri. vaie piace: weli recommended. B. W., box 10, Call Oilice. TOUNG GERMAN WOULD LIKE A PLACE as diiver: one who undersiands the care of horses. U, Z, box 91, Call Office. APANKSE FIRST-CLASS WAITER WANTS < ‘situadon as walter in family 1n tne city. J. box 44, Call Oflice. APANESE WAITER WANTS SITUATION in city or country. Y. ODA, 1328 Pine st. JXPEKIENCED PORK-BUTCHER AND sausage-maker (good curer) wants situation; city or country. ~ Address Porx Packer, box 24. Cail Oftice. "OUNG MAN WOULD LIKE POSITION sround good hotel: Leilboy preferred: city or couniry. Address A. J. E., box 84, Cail. D ESPECTABLE BOY, 16 YEAR-, WANTS \ 1o learn a trade. Address G. G.. hox 23, Call ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es. jewelry, sealskins. Uncie Harris, 15 Grantav M JEAT YOUNG GIKL TO ASSISI IN LIGHT housework; $8. 1912 Hyde st. TIRL TO ASSISt cooking. 615 Fmsr - CLASS OPERATOR WAMNTED ON custom vests, and fiuisners. U8 Kearny st., room 2. JIRSI-CLASS preniice. 1t AT HOUSEWORK AND LARKIN—BRAD CALL Suuscriptions FICE OF THE ¢ want ads taken. WAIST TRIN Fost at.. room MER, AN AP- FERATORS WANT CO., 3214 Fremont st. W ANTED—aPPR er. 909 McAllister s DATTER S 25c; DRESSMAKEKS FUK hished +hops and families: positions free. Mo DOW r.L.L Dressmakinz. Millinery Scuool, 103 Post. NE FRENCH TAILOR SYSTEM, WITH IN structions, #iven wey each month. & L Dresscutting Saloon, 916 Market st D, LEVL STRAUSS & TICK FOR MILLIN- "OUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES EMPLOY- ment; speaks fluently and corresponds in four langnages. G, B. X., box 91, Cail Usfice GENILEMAN EXPERIEN ED IN ALL branches of lustiiution work, educated and musical, with good references, wanis position. G. k., box 81, Call Uffice. JIRST-CLASS CARRIAGE BLACKSMITH wanis a sready job: also handy 8 ropairing wood wo F. (., box 89, C TERMAN, AGED 89: UNDERSTANDS GAR- cening; cars of horses: can milk: references: wag:s moderate. P.M. 674 Bixteenth 3i, East Oakland. INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 TMIRD ST.. NR Market: 200 rooms. :bc to 51 50 per night 415010 36 per week; convenient ana respectabi free ous bargage 10 and from | rry. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. JTUATION WANTED BY €00, or housework; 2633 Post st., near Lyon. QITUATION WANTED BY AMERICAN woma as hotel or ranch cook. Cull or uddress M., 206 sixih st FIRST-CLASS good reference, Call OUNG RUSSIAN LADY WOULD LIKE A housekeeper's place; widowers home pre- ferred. }oom 1. 223 POSt st. JOMAN WANTS SITUATION TO DO housework: ciLy or country. 253 Jessle st. OUNG GIRL, LATELY FROM IRKLAND, would make herself gencrally useful in are speciabie family. Piease call at 152915 Mission. (UMPETENT GIRL WISRFS A SITUATION to do general housework; reference; $20. Call 21 1205 Laguna st. OUNG WiDOW DESIKES GENTLEMAN'S mending. Call at 321 Elis st., room 46. (LDERLY WIDOW - WISHES POSITION; light housework; plalnsewing. C., 446 12thav. 7 OUNG RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES situation with American samily: excellent €00k best Of city references. 2405 Clay. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONES, WATCH- es, jewelry,seasking. Uncle Harris, 15 Grant av “UUNG PARISIAN WIDOW IN REDUCED circumstances wishes position as housekeeper; clty or country home - preferred. 1123 Market st room 81 JASTERN LADY WOULD LIKE HOUSE- keepar's posicion; city or country. 106 Eddy st., rooms 24 and 25. NEAT YOUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE A SITO- aiion s housekeeper: widower’s home pre- ferred. koom 15, 8614 Geary si,, second floor. "OUNG GERMAN GIRL, NEAT A~D FX- perienced, wantsa housekeeper's place: wid- ower's home or country hotel preferred. Koom 11, 233 Post st. YOUNG WIDOW WILL KFEP HOUSE FOR a widower’s family. Address H., box 12, Call. DAjIsH GIRL FIRSI-CLASS COOK, wishes situaiion. 1623 Pine st. (FENTLE, PLEASANT, REFINED FRENCH iady us companion to lady or child iu refined family: piano or vocal lessous if required. F. box 55, Call. . 1DUW WAN1TS WOLK; PLAIN SEWING or housexeepiug: city or couniry. Call for § days st 821 Miss.on st., room 3. L, IRL, BROADWAY, $15: GIRL, FAIR OAKSN, $15; 2 girls, Post 'st., $16; girl Geary, $15 girl, Bosh, $15: giri, Martinez, $16: girl, Corn- wall. §15; gl 1, Harrison. $15; girl, Corte Maders, $15; girl, Laguua, $15: girl Sania tioss, $15: 2 girls, Alameda. $15. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. (GBLy VALLEJO, §25: 2 GIRLS, ALAMEDA, T $25: girl. Kenueth, $25: girl, Page, $20; girl, Ellis, $20; girt, Scott, $20: girl, San Mateo, $20] girl, Post. $20; girl, Fresno, $20; girl. Falr Oaks, $20; girl, Belvedere, $20: giri, Geary, $20, MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Macke st. UNCH WAITRESS, CIT DINNER LJ waitress, clty: waliress, assist paoiry work, $18 snd room: head waitress, country. $25: wait ress, country, $16. MAR1IN & CO., 749 Marke:. THAMBEKMAID, CITY. $20 AND ROOM; chamuermaid. country, $20 and room. MAR- TIN & L0, 749 Market st. C%E AND LAUNDHESS, 3 IN FAMILY, Bakersfield. $25, see party in city. MaRTIN & CO., 749 Market st. MISSIUN — SUBSCKIPTIONS GEOT peyT 2526 Wansis aken o THE Catle ¥ [ ANTED—A1l CLOAK FINISHERS AT M. SIMINOFF'S, 1228 Marke: st \ OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE M "Wincnester Honse, 44 Third st., near Market: 200 rooms: Zoc 10 $1'50 per night: $1 60 to $6 per week: free bus and bagzage to and trom forry HELP WANTED-MALE. INIGHT COOK. $25 AND-ROOM; COUK. 88 A week: cook, country, $35 and room: cook’s heaiper, 85 a week: 3 boarding-house Cooxs. $25 1o %30 and room: cook’s helper, $15 and room. MARTIN & CO, 749 Market st. © DISHWASHERS, 85 A WEEKK: washer, $15 and room; dishwasher, room. MAKRTIN & CO. 749 Markerst. , MASAND wIKE TO TAKE CHARGE OF A ranch vear Suisun city. MARTIN & CO,, 749 Market st. DISH- $20 and ESTAURANY PORTE $15: rant porter, $26. MARTIN & CO. ket st. RESTAU- 749 Mar- € LUNCH AND DINNER WAITERS: < wee 87 : callesriy. MARTIN & CO.,749 Market. 1( FrUIT PICKERS: $20, BOARD, ETC., per month. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. ERMAN FOR COUNTKY SIORE; CALL eary. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st EAD WAITEK: -M\LL HOTEL; $35. 826 Haleht st. i MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. MORE MINKRS: SEE PARTY HERE. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. APPLE-PICKMRS: CALL SOON. & CO., 749 Market st. AKER'S HELPER, CITY. 749 Market st. MARTIN MARTIN & CO.,, (HAMBERMAID AND WAIT SOME, and room: fare sdvanced. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st MINERS; $250 A D\Y, BOARD $450 A week; 8 months’ work to drive a tunnel; dry work: singie strikers: we ship Sunday: come and C. R. BANSBEN & CO., 108 30 POL- OOK AND LAUNDRESS, ALAMEDA: $25 | g€t the job now. 10 $30: see pirty In city. MAKTIN & CO., | Geary st 749 Market st. JLAUSDRESS, COUNTRY, $20 AND RODM; | \{ARKER AND. DISTRIBUTOE, $30: 4 laundress, country, $4U.' JMARTIN & CO. isher, £30; ironer, $30; 749 Market st irouer, $25. C R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary 'st. IANO-PLAYER! GOOD PAY: SEE PARTY nere Saturday 10 A. @ MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. NGLISH BUTLER WITH REFERENCES, $50: butler, $40. C. K. HANSEN & C0., 108 Geary st. ERMAN OK SCANDINAVIAN GIRL, VAL lejo: nice place; $26. MAKTIN & CQ., 749 Market st. URLEIGH DRILLMAN., $2 A DAY AND board; 3 muckers. $175. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. FASC) LRONER, 815, BOARD, ROOM, ETC. MARTIN & CO, 749 Markel st OUD IRONKR, $10 A WEEK. MARTIN & CO., 74y Market st. EAT GERMAN OR SWEIISH HOUSK- work_girl, $30: 8 housework giris, city and couutry, $20 and:$35; young girls assist, $10 to $15. MISS CULL: N, 328 SButter st. MOLHER AND DAUGHTEK, Ok FRIENDS, £45, one as plain laundr-ss, 'the other assist Kkitcuen, fare paid MISS CULLEN, 323 suuter. (3 ERMAN COOK. $35.2 IN FAMILY: GER- 3 man secoud girl, $20. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st AT SECOND 323 Sutter st G1KL, $20. MISS CULLEN, W iLOW DESIRES POSITION AS HOUSE- keeper: widower's famlly preferred: city or couniry. 139 Seventh st., room 18 — PAVISH WIDOW FROM CUBA WISHES position as housekeeper for bachelor or elderly gentleman. Appiy 3054 Mason st., room 1. LARY, WISHES SITUATION AS HOUSE- keeper: cliy or country. 1384 Fourth st., r. 2. w:nuu;m Gl: Oli'l.' BX;TI]{I.I::Y WASH- ug or housecleaning. Hayes st,, near Fillmore, in basement. © T FLESCH NURSE, 2 GKOWN CHILDREN, $20. MISS CULLEN, 328 Suiter st. —_— ORKING HOUSEKEEPER, $25. MISS W CULLEN, 328 ~utter st. i 14 MOKE LABORKES AND TEAMSTERS, railroad work; free fare. C. R. HANSEN & €0, 108 Geary si. 00K, $10 A WEEK: SECOND COOK, RES- taurant, ®:5: Itaiian cook. $30; potwasher. $25; 2 aishwashers. $25; 2 vouug men. wash dishes, $4 week. (. K. HANSEN & CO, 108 Geary 'st. XPEKIENCED CHECKER FOR A RE<TAU. rant, $50; noroom. C. R. HANSEN & CO, 108 Geary st. IX-MULE TrAMSTERS, $1 75: 5 LABOR- er,, $1 75, C. B. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary. XPERIENCED QUAKTZMILL MAN FOR Mexico: see party bere. G K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st W ANTED-BUTLER $40: YOUNG MAX, assistant batler, country, $20; ook on ranch, Marin County, $26; couk, boarding-house, $3 976 MEN WANTED TO.DAY—EROM $70 to 315 and found; 25 men or boys to pull beans. $25; 18 farmers, orchard and vineyurd hauds, §26. $25 and $20: 15 teamers, c.tv jobs, $1 75, $1 60 and $26 per month and found. not Decessary to know stre-is of City: 46 scraper 2 ana 4 horse teamsters 126 per monih and found: 25 laborers and siovelers for city wors, $:6 and found: 3_choreb.ys aud men for ranches, $15; & pruiiers, $26 und found, see boss here: experi=nced man jor chicken.ranch, $25 and found; farmer and wite, $36 and found. MUKRAY & KEADY, 634 and 636 Clay st. ARPENTERS We wan: 3 more carpenters for steady work, call early: 3 stro g Loys J0r [ACLOrs WOIK, City, &4 & week and increase; stableman, $25 and found 2 hoys to work on fur.itnce spring .. city factur;: experienced man to work cn iron fence and grili Work, Cty: cabine-maker. city. MUKRAY & KEADY, 634 and 636 Clay st. S—ANOTHER LOT MEN'S 3000 foea “hien sitenuiy damaged: st e than ove-fourth their value: from i8¢ to 562 Missiou st., bet. First and Second. 7 INC. TE& HOUSE, 44 THIRD sSI., NR W s S50 a pigne: roadina: room; free *bus and baggage .0 and from the ferry. STWAGLS DUE LABO&~ OUOLLECT WA vlllfianu‘. ANTED, erseclerks KN OX Collection Age = S o i ) SIMON WADNTS 100 MEN TOGET BOT 1 K. Seror wine be: nest tree lunch. 643 Clay. CME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST, Bi- Tow heim, for a Tooms 25 8 Dighi: €1 & week. TANTLD—LABURERS AND MECHANIC W &Xhow i £4 Kolkin, Heno House proprio: tor. silll roms Denver Housa x17 Third s.: 134 iarge rooms: “5c per night: $1 1033 ner wee 10-DAY THE DAY WE SHIP. 25 men 10 pile lumber to a_country sawmill, steady job year round. far- $2 60, wages $26 per month and found; 86 tiemukers, Sc each; 53 shingie und box bolt makers, $125 1o 3150 a curd: 87 more woodchoppers, different counties. 2260, $2 10 and $160 a cord: remember, tools and food furnished on all the atove jobs: cager- hand, $35 ana found. MUKRAY & READLY, 654 and 636 Cluy st AGENTS WANTED. GENTS WANTES FOR MEDICATED P TR tc wafers: posiiiye safegnard; S1: also ton svecific_for all o troubles: for home use. DR. AND MES. \\';GF.NER. ddv st = ROOMS WANTED. grst R OY FOR THIS OFFICE: T LIVE WITH his parents in this city. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st 7OUNG MAN WANTS SUNNY FUR Y 2504 o uatarntahedroom in private family. Adadress. stating price, R., box 12, Call Cftice. JHIKT POLISHER AND STARCHER, *) and found: washer for country lsundry, $30 and found; 3 cooks, $40, $50: 3 wal ers, $85, 4dishwashers, §15 and $20. MURRAY & READY. 634 and 636 Clay st. YPEWLKITER AND STENOGRAPHER, §40. country siore, s:e Loss here. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay street. W ANTED-COUK AND WIFE FOR VINE- yard, §40; voung man to drive milk wagon in ity small aairy, $20 aud tound: b farhands and 1anth tean.sters, near ciiy, $26 and board: $26 and found: wocdsman or swamp- er, near cily, 226 aud jcund: 2 boys, learn trade, $i 10 $4 por'week; bor with some experience at varnisniig, $4 per weck: oid man, do cnores, ¥7 50 amonth and g0od humie: neat » OUNE waD wanted, wash dishes in lunchhouse, $22 per month; night €00k, small restaurant, $7 & week; and others. W. D EWER & CO., 628 Uluy st ] ['REE FA RE FREE FARE. RAIN GK SHINE. 50 more men and boys to PICK grapes for the larzest vineyard in Caiifornia, at rate of $20 and board per month each: this 18 free fare, and not taken from your earnings; remember we sbip to- night, rain Or shine: comé early and secure work. W. D EWER & CO., 6-6 Clay st. SD—SUPERINTENDENT aulic mine, $150 per month and expenses: 8 miners, $2 60 day; 3 miners, $40 and found; 10 iaborers, $1 » day and toard; men to pull beans, $1aday and bourd: wiss farmer, $20: married dairyman 10 ran dairy on shares: 2 cabinet-mak- ers “for country; lumber-pilers, $1 bu a day: married German ' porter und stableman. $12 week: canvassers on salary and commission. choreboy, 200d home: youdg Germau to driv milk-wagon, $20 und found, and others. Apply 10 J. F. CROSETT & C0., 628 Sacramento st. W ANTED—_GERM 2N~ HOTEL WAITER: porter, runner uud waiter, country, $20 and found; restaurant cook, country, $35 10 $4u; ok, ‘private boarding-house: dishwashers and others. Apply to J. F. CROSE.T & CO., 628 Sacramen.o st. FOR HY A ANTED—WINDOW-D . kS~ KR FOR LEAD- ing dry-goods house: teacher of gymuastics and physical cul ure, ADpIY toJ. F. CROSETT & CU., 628 Sacramento st. ANTED—F Woi e pected. 8 & XPERIENCED SHOE SALES- references, age and wages ex- box 13, Call Office. TRONG BOY, WITH LXPERIENCE O carriage blacksmithing: must Lorses. 828 Harrison st. L understand 100D BARBER WANTED FOR SATURDAY a1 2574 Folsom st., near Twenty-second. {{ARBER TO BUY A SHOF; CHEAP REN TS 15 celiing on account sickness’ B, box 8. Call. HOEMAKERS WANTED ON KIP WORK; lasters, cutters and heelers, 35 Stevenszon st. OY WHO UNDERST. others wanted. DORTER NTED. CALL AT TWENTY- fifih and Folsom, Red Cross Pharmacy. |5 BOYS, B TWEEN 14 AND 17 YEARS O of age Apply at 200 Sutter st. NDS NAILING: NO Alasia Fur Store. 963 Market. MAY, 10 WOKK A HALF DAY FOR BOARD M and lodging. 2759 Mission st. OY, AGED 16; REFERENCE REQUIRED; Tesidi.g wi h parents. 130 Powell se. ()PERATORS WANTED ON CUSTOM COATS; steady work. 106 Battery st, 100D BOOTHLAC YOUNG MAN; ber-shop. BAR- 779 Market st. CUU{ WANTED AT 163 THIRD SIREET, W MAY AND BOY WaN M e s ANTHD—BOY 101% Battery st TO WAIT ON TABLE. 'ED AT 1384 MAR- YOOD WAITER: CALL EARLY. MODEL coffee saloon and restaurant, 1245 Kentucky. | ARBEK-SHOP IN central on go0d reason for se MOoNEY LOAN es, je JEAMEN AND ORDINAKY—ALL PARTS OF D the world. Shipping office, 10 Steuart, up- stairs. YouNe aas must ha BiERKELEY; CHOICE £ood_bu: price low; ng. Br, box 124, Call Ofice. ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- iry.sealskins. Uncle Harris, 15 Grantav FUR STEADY POSITION, £126 to loan. . £., box 10, Call. £ MEN (\O EXPERIENCE) "D 5 ~EAMEN O for same job. HERMAN'S, 657 Clay st. 'URNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOM BY F 2 ontieman in private Cathotic fawily: quiet and central locality; price §10; references given. B. 0. B, box 82, Call. ADY WISHES A SMALL FURNISHED UR 2 unturoished room; rent musi be low. M. G. box 94, Call Office. PARTNERS WANTED. PARTNER WANTED _BY FIRST-CLASS pork-packer and sausage-maker to establish business in inland_cityt capital required £500 10 $1000 Address P. W., box 15, Cal ¢ flice. WANTED—-MISCELLANEOU, STATE LOWEST PRICE box 84, Call Office. FUL ARTI- J. D., box DRESH COWS: for cash. R. F. "URNI1URE OR OTHER U cles in exchange for dental work. 111, Call Office. OOLS OF ALL -KINDS, STOVE: ranges bought and soid. CURTIN, 1 PANTILG, WHITE (1NG, ~PARKE-HAX ing; roofs, suiters painted. Edwards, 1200 Webstr AND Market KLEIN,109 SIXTH ST., WILL PAY CASH £X.. for clothing and books. LD GOLD, GOLD DUST, JEWELKY. ETC, bought. O. NOLTE, jeweler, 222 O'Farrell AW NBROKER—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST- off ciothing bought. Add. COLKM A N. 41 Third. EDUCATIONAL. SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE AND Llocution, 1215 Octavia st., San Francisco, MISS ELIZA MACKINTOSH, pupil of Professor G. W. Baynham, Giasgow, Scotiand, and graduate ©0f the Echool of Oratory, Philudelphia, Pa., teacher. Office days, Thurs. P. M., Saturday A. M. EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 POST st.—Bookkeeplng, business practice, shcri~ hana, “typing, telegraphy, languaces, English branches: eiectricat, ciVii and mining engineering, survesing, assaying, navigation, etw.: 2U teachers: day and evening sessions: write for cataiogue. ATNDEESON'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL— Pupils prepared for « alifornia and Stanford universities in day ana evening classes and pri- vate lessons; teachiers’ and civil service examina- tions. Room 407, Parrott ouilding. YRES BUSINESS COLLEGE, 325 MONT- gomery si.: individual instruction in short band, typing, bookkeeping telegraphy, ete.; lifa scholarship £5U: low Tates per week and moOuih. ARTINGTON’S SCHOOL OF MAGAZINE and Newswspaper 1liustration, 424 Pinest: free exhibition of works by students daily, 2 to 4 P.).: Saturday clusses morning and afcerioon. INGINEXRING SCHOOL: CIVIL, ELECL, mining, mech., survey,assay, archit.; day& eve.: est. 1864 A. VAN DER NAILLEN, 935 Marker, N ONEY LOANeD ON DIAMOUNDS WATCH- es. jewelry,sealskins. Uncle Hacrig 15 Grant av AS YOUR EDUCATION BEEN NEGLECT- ed? Ifso, address B. T., box 101, Cail. UGENE DE FOKEST, SCHOOL OF ACTING and elocution. 14 McAllister, r.70; call 2 t0 4 ISS GAMBLE'S DANCING SCHOOL: children’s c.ass Sat. 8 p. M. 317 Devisadero. N ELASCO'S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING— Puplis rehearsed on stage. Alcazar building TUDLAM SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION D.amatic Art. 98 Sutter st AND 1SS BOLTX’S SCHOOL, 2318 CALIFOLNIA; boar. : Eng., FL., Ger, music; $30 & mouw: == AN FRANCISCO BUSINESS COLLIG. Market st.; 124 positions in '96: 6% in '9’ 1256 JPANISH—CLASSES DAILY; $3 MONTH; 4 109 2. 3. Koom 10, Y. M. (.’ A. building. JINGING; PIANO: PAKIS GRADUALE Frencn, German languages; $2 mo. 108 Taylor. OOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, WEITING, gram., etc. ;day,night: $5 mo. 1504 Dikt. ,op.8t. UITAR, MANDOLIN, PIANO AND VOCAL lessons: $3mo. Mary Westhons 39 Fifth si. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. T SHERMAN, CLAY & CO.’S, THE MUSI- cal headquarters of the Pacific Coast, 1s the place to buy pianos and orgaus; new planos from #176 to $1400; second-hand from $50 upward; terms aslow as $3 per month: sole represerta: tives for Stelnway & Sons, A. B. Chase. i-merson, Ludwig, Smith & Barnes pianos and Estey planos and organs. Corner of Kearuy and Suiter sts. W ANTED — BOY 10 DRIVE BAKERY wazou: references. 1812 ~eventh st., Oukland. W ANIED—MAN OF 600D CHAKACTER in a first-class winehouse as barkeeper; also act as indovr salesman; Germun-speaking pre- ferred. J. M., box 56, Call ¢ flice. ANTEO—ALL PAINT: RSMRE1 AT 01674 Markct at 2 o'clock P M. Sunday, October o JXPERIENCED WORKMAN ON WEB SUS- rs: oue who therougnly undersiands his s:_state experience and wages expected. s S, box 14, Call. RANCH CAKPENTER, WITH TOOLS; REF. V erences; $30 and board; fare 75 cents. R. U, box 76, Call Uftice. W ANTED—GouD Ho canyasser who meal rado st., Steckton, (ail ST AND RELIABLE business. 231 N. kldo- {XPERIENCED PITCAVEIN COAL MIN- "/ ers: sieady work: g0od wages. Inquira room 515, Safe Leposit building, 328 Montgomery st. INE MEN’S CALF SHOKS $176; TO ORDER $2 50: men's hai? solicg 3c; neeling 25¢; strictiy one price. 959 Howard st. QTYLISH = HAIRCUT, 10c: = EL:GANT 12 Shave, 6c; ciean towels. 602 Pacific st., near ea; (COFEER BIVEK-ALASKA-COPPEL KIVER, The fast and ssfe schooner “W. S. Phelps” wili 8ail in a few days under command of Captain Johu Loss ~ she has been thoroughiy refitted and overhauled; has the Dest accommodations of any vessel ihat hxs yet left for the North: Is now lying at Mission-st. whart No, 2. The well-known phy- sician und surgeon, r. Fritz_of Oakland, will ac- company the expedition. Fare. inciuding one year's provisions, with privilege of 1000 pounds extra freight, ony $200. Only & few mote pas- sengerscan be accommodated. For further par- ticulars apply st vessel or at_owner’s ofiice, room 203, Safe Deposit building, 328 Montzomery st FEW FINE PIANOS, SLIGHTLY USED, A aigreat reductions: s Hadman: Stelnway, Chase Bros., lmerson, Sommer, Gilbert and others: from’ $7b up: also elegant’ new pianos at ve.ylow prices and favorable terms: all instra- ments guaranteed ana exchanged if desired. THE 4. DEWING CO., second floor, Flood building, Fourth and Market sis. BSOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND LARG. est house west of Chicazo is KOHLER & CHASE'S. 26, 28 and 30 O'Farrell st. Plan organs and all other musical instruments, of all grades and prices Terms easy: prices lowest. kverything possible done 10 please and matisty ihe customer. CTUALLY THE FINEsT LINE OF pianos in the city: both new and second hand; examine for yoursel ves or correspond with us. THE F. W. SPENCER COMPANY, 953 Market st., opp. Mason. ONA-FIDE REDUCTION 1IN PRICES— Haines, Knabe, Bush & Gerts and others; sec- ond-hand pianos from $100 up. W. C. HAMIL~ TON, successor 10 A. L. Bancrof: & Co,, 524 Fosi, 2 GOOD 2D-HAND PIANOS; TERMS EASY; prices low: Chickering, Steck, Vose, Sterling, BENJ. CURTAZ & 20X, 16 and 20 O’k arrell st. QOHMER & CO.. BYRON MAUZY, NEWBY, X Evans, Briggs ana other Jlanos: see our reni plan; no interest first year. 308, 810, 312 Post. A DMINISTEATOR'S SALE— MUST SEL| ianos ai immenss reduction for cash oroa ents. EATON ESTATE, 735 Market st 100FIAY0:; SREAT BARGAIN. SCHMINZ, . 16 McAllister, near Hibernia Bank. ARGAIN CAN BE HaD IN NEW OR SEC- ond-band pianos at MAUVALS, 769 Marser, $75 ELEGANT PIANO; COST $400, FOR «sale on $5 installments. 221 Leavenworth. /A INSTALLMENTS, 2D-HAND UPRIGHT $O.su|nny,becker,cmer. Horung’s, 216 Post RECRUITS WANTED ¥OR THE UNITED L States marine corps. United States bavy: avle-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of 21and 30 years Who are citizens of the United States, or those Who have legaily declared thelr intention to become such: must be of good char- scter and habits and abie 10 speak. read and write Engiish, aud be between § feet 5 inches und 6 feet in height. For furiher information apply at the Tecruiting office, 20 Eilis st. ~an Francisco, Cal. W ANTED—GET YOUR sHOES MADE TO fi yonr feet at the same price you buy ready- made ones, irom §1, 82, $3. $4 and 35, at 562 Mission'st., bet. Firs:'and Second. \ INERS WANTED—2 OR 3 FCR COPPER M Kiver: advertiser will pay haif expenses for third of discoveries. Address 3. W.. box 46, Call. ARBER’S ASSOCIATION—FREE EMPLOY- ment Office. S. FUCHS, Sec., 325 Gran: ave. ADIES SHOES, SOLING, shoes, soling, 60c: all repairing the usual price. 85c: MEN'S dons ut halt 662 Mission st. bet. lst and 2d. ANTED—AT MONTANA HOUSE, 76414 Mission; men {0 take rooms: 10., 15¢ and 25¢ per night; 60c. 90c and $1 per week. AN L ED—MEN iU IEAtN HAKBER trade: shops, 10ols. positions furnished: 3 weeks required. 5. i, Barber Coliege, 13514 Eighth, AB;OLUIELY THE BEST FLACE 70 BUY planos; all grades, §2 up. HEINE, 136 Lllis, SIEINWAY UPRIGHT AXD BABY GRAND acrificed. KEEFFE'S, 1019 Van Ness ave, G.BADGER. SOLE AGENT FUR HULLET & Lavis and Francls Bacon pianos. 415 Sacto, UPERIOR VIOLINS, ZITHERS,OLD & NEW. H. MULLER, maker, repairer, 2 Latham place. {NABE PIANOS: NEW =CALE: NEw siyles KOHLER & CHASE, 30 O Farrell st A% SHERMAN, CLAY & CO.S ONLY wWiik you find a s:0ck Of new Steinway pianos. CARPET-CLEANING. e e Ll STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS: tleans, moves, iays carpets. @. h. STEVENY, Mgr. 38 and 40 Eiguth st: telephone South 250, work send o NU'S Cs pel-beating Works. $55-57 Tehama st : ‘a‘lfi A0 REAT EASTERN STEAM CARPE I-CLE A ing works 14 Sth, B. GRANT, tel. Jefsia'tux: WA DTS, reliabie carpet-cleaning,renoy! 3 ation works, 413 MCALlister. Ter Tessia SoL UUMS, 15¢ 10 (80 Prlt NIGHT; o0u ~v o4 90 ver week. Oriental, 225 Drumm si. ARBER'S ENTERPRISE CARPRT-CLEAN. ing wks, 236 14th. Tel Mis. 100. LTT(.'IET}'Q:-. MEN FOR FURNISHED ROOM>: 25¢ night; $1 26 week up. Sarazoga, 118 Sixth. 100 ARPETS CLEANED, BENOVATED 2 new. J. MCQUELN, 453 Steveuson: tel. su‘zl?t W A!TRE>s, $15. MISS CULLEN, 848 SUT- ter st. VW OMAN WITH A CHILD, $20. MISS CUL- LEN, 528 sutter st. walter, 825; boy to waiu at table, $4 per week; ey - inter, steady work, etc. AN 'S, | (315 LARKIN —BKANCH OFFICE OF THE LVANCE CARPET- CLEANING G ’: Toast OLOCEET: b s o o uds taken. Suitor; tel. Main 594 GEG wax\fc&;;‘ pr‘l;,p{ OY, DRUGSTORE, $15. MISS CULLEN, | QAILORS ~AND —OKDINARY SEAMEN | (\LEANING, 50; LAYING, KU SAM- 323 Sauter st. wanted at LANE'S, 504 Davis, near Jackson. ples free: tel. Jessie 944 “Stratton, 8 Eightn, MAN AND WIFL, $30. MISS CULLEN, 828 | QINGLE ROUMS 100 AND 180 NIGHT, 760 | (SAKFE:> CLEANED ® nbous AtnD T1KG Sutter st Dand 81 week. Lindell House, Sixth sud Howard. | Unew. 287 ent iei. South 36 Nackintase & oo ‘OUSE WORK GIRL, AR1ZO! $25. MISS H O ER a8 aersr ZONA. OUNG GIRL TO WAIT ON MILLINER; live home. Call 1162 Market st,, Oakland. L ADLES—RELIABLE HELP OBTAINED AT Working Woman's Club. 935 Market, rm. 2. HOR1T-OBDER COOK, $50: WAITER, COUN- try, $30. HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearny st. EUSHO HOUSE, 86314 MA, KET ST.—KOUMS 20, 25¢ (0 50C uight: $1 10 $2 week. k. MITCHELL, CAKPET-CLrANING O J. S e b a vard: et MisFL W AITER WARTED THAT IS NOT AFRAID o work. 1805 Haight st. UT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOES FROM 25C Bp to $1 26. 562 Mission st., bet. 1st and 2d. ONKLIN'S CARPal - 5o11), Nk s LG Womaa