The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 7, 1897, Page 12

12 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1897 THE CONING GONVENT Many Miners From All Parts of the State Will Be Here. A Strong Movement to Have Several of the Federal Laws Revised. Fully a Million Dollars Wanted for River Dredging and Dam Building, Great preparations are being made for the coming convention of the California Miners’ Association, which will be held on the 18th inst. in Odd Fellows’ Hall, nh.d which will last for two days. Al»:hls gathering several valuable papers will be read and many matters of great import- ance are 1o be considered. One thing to be considered is the revision of the Fed- eral mining laws, and another is the ap- pointment ot a Cabinet officer, & Secretary of Mines and Mining. The subject of the Federal and State appropriations, which amount to §500,000, for the dredging of the rivers and the erection of impounding dams, so that hydraulic mining may be pursued, will be discussed at length. This money has not been expended as yet, but when 1t is the miuers of the State will make an eifort to have as much more again set aside by the Government and State, for they claim that it will take at least a million dollars to accomplish the desired ends. Still another matter that will be seri- ously considered is the more thorough organization of the miners of the State, so that when a movement is set on foot by the association the entire mining industry of Califor: will give it its entire sup- vort. The first preparation for the conven- tion is the setection of delegates to repre- sent the various county associa'ions. Secretary Julian Sonniag is already in receipt of the names of many of the dele- gat Those received so far are as fol- lows Sierra County—J. M. Gale, Paul Meroux., H. W. H. H. Squire, S, F. Purdy, F. Wehe. Tires L. Ford, Harper, Charles P. Orear, 3. W. Orear, Frank R. Wehe, Ed Lewis F. Byington, Louis Rosenfeld, Mason W. Mather, J. O. Jones, E. A. Meily, . W. Page, James Mc- Gregor, Johu Myers, F. W. Hanley, A. B. Moulder, Juhan Sonntag, Claud T. Hamilton, Andrew 'Carryan, P. Van Clief, L Copeland, ¥rank L. Cole, Stanley A. Smith, J. A Vaugon, J. F. Cowdery, D. T. Cole, M. H. Mead, B Kingdon, A. Westail, H. Spaulding Sr., W Eschbachier, John -Costa, Wil m H. Spa ing, Thomas H. Crossmun, Gearge D. Gray, Giles H. Gray, F 5 George W. Cox, W. S. George, Thomas Kirk- patrick >. C. Melvor. San Francisco, city and county—A. J. Ral- ston, Hugh Craig, John Coleman, T.J. Par- sons, Edward Coleman, C. W. Cross, Julian Sonutag, H. T. Lally. D. B. Pike, W. C. Ralston, J. 0'B. Gunn, D. E. Hayes, S. W. Backus, | Colonel George Stone, I S. man, E. A | Belcher, J. M. Wright, Tirey L. Ford,§. K Thornton, Charles Watt, Louis Giass, Andrew Carrigan, B. T. Licey, P. G. Gow, P. R. Gramon, S. J. Hendy, Robert McMurray, J. F. H.loran, C. H. Lindiey, Charles Miller, W. W. Montugue, D. E. Miles, Henry Pichoir, S Mooney, J. L. Rathbone, George Scamidy and Charles Allenburg. 5 Yuba County—J. C. Campbell, W. J. Meilon Dr. F. R. Lord, W. B, Meek, O. G. Mavo, Fred: erick Joubert, J E. Poingdestie, Daniel Gi tns, J. H. Drake, F. A. Farnum, Joseph Hib- bert, Dr. G. S. Holbrcos, Otto Woehler. T. J. Sherwood, F. W. Jchnson, James O'Brien, Louis Conroth, W. G. Halstead, A. G. Wneaton, C. L. Armstrong, John MeQusia. W. W. Cham- berline, John Peardon, R. H. Postlethwaite, Thomas Conlin and Joseph Durtee. ~iskiyou County—Hon. John Daggett, Major Andrew G. Myers, Martin C. Beem, Roberi J. Nixon and George H. Vogan. Several months ago THE CALL an- nounced that Jacob Neif, the pre: dent of the BState organization, would not consent 1o act in that position any longer, and rhis was confirmed yester- day by Mr. Neff bimsel', who said: ‘I have served the association for the past five years, and 1t is time for me to take a rest. I will not consent to have my name used for this position sgain.” From what can be learned there are two gentlemen wnose names are frequently mentioned for the high honors of president. One is Assembiyman Harold T. Powers of Placer County, and owner of the Hidden Treasure mine, and the other is SBuperior Judge E. A. Belcherof thisCity. Inall probability W. W. Montague will be re-elected as treasurer ahd Julian Sonn-ag as secretary. At the meeting of the San Francisco Miners’ Association the following officers were elected for the ensuing vear: Presi- dent, T. J. Parsons; vice-president, W. C. Ralston; secretary and treasurer, Charles G. Yale. A me:ting of the Santa Clara County Miners' Assuciation was held on last ai- urday and 1he following officers were elected for the ensning year: President, Cnarles C. Derby; vice-president, Ricnard Horry; secretury, Ell.rd W. Corson; treasurer, R. R. Bullmore. & dreary time &f 1i unless he can see & way of consolidating the actions, as he has intimated thau be will do. The amountinvolved is more than $250,000. CONGRESSMAN BROSIUS HERE. Came to Talk With Bankers on Bank- ing and Currency Legisiation. Congressman M. Brosius of Lancaster, Pa., is here on business connectea with bank and currency legislation. He arrived at the Occidental Hotel yes- terday accompanied by Mrs. Brosius and Miss Grace A. B-osius. He is chairman of the Committee on Civil Service Reform, ana is next to Chair- man Walker in the Committee on Banks and Currency. i He has been Congressman for five suc- cessive terms from the Tenth Pennsy | vania Districi, familiarly termed the old Thaddens Stevens district. He came out h-re to get the consensus of opinion of bankers of the Pacific Coast relative to prospect ve legislation'affecting the banking busiaess, To-day and io-morrow he will devote to interviews with bankers of San Franecisco. Saturday morning he will depart for his home in the East. Yesterday aiternoon he, with Mrs. Bro- sius and Miss Brosius, ited the Cliff and the Golden Gate Park, escorted by Congressman E. F. Loud. ths trip is primarily for pleasure and recreation and incidentally for the collec- tion of data and information that may be useful to him in Congress. Congressman Brosius is an approacha- ble man, of pleasing personality; he is a Republican. Discussing the financial question, he said yesterday that the silver issue is now a dead one, that it will not figure in the next Presidential campaign unless hard times intervene—a condition that he con- siders very unlikely 1o occur, now that prosperity has come and confidence has been inspired among European nations in the finances of the United States. He does not expect any great changes in banking iaws, for he says that at present they are very generally accepiable. Referring 1o the Hawaiian question, he declined to express his personal opinion, but remarked that very many persons 1o the East are in favor of annexation. ————— Failure of a Saloon-Keeper. Creditors of Charles Bruening have appliea to have him declared insolvent. They com- J plain thathe has transferred all his stock of { liquors, cigars and saloon fixtures at 130 Mis- sion street and that he has secreted himself to prevent the service of legal process on him in an action at law now pendii g in the Superior Court. It is slso nileged that he is about to leave the State. The claims against Bruening aggregate $700. SAN FRANCISCO *‘CALL."™ RUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CAL.t—~ 710 Market sireet, open until 12 o'clock every Dight In the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. £39 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth aud Mission streets; open until Cclock. 1243 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock. 2518 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth street; open unifl 9:30 o'clock. 1505 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clock. NW. cormer Tweniy-second and Kentucky streets; open till § o'clock. ME NOTICE CALIFOR and A. M DAY) EV Stated meeting. N1A LODG F. NO. 1, DORIC LOT A, M.—Swed (THURSDAY) EVEN 1) J.R.GUL WILDEY 28.1 0. O. THIS (THURSDAY) EV 7. Members are requested ¢ W SAINT LUKE'S HOSPI'AL-THE AN- nual meeting of the members of the rpo- ration of ~t. Luke’s Hospital will be heid ai the Diocesan House, 741 Calliornia strect. San Fran- cisco, on M INDAY. the 18th instant, at 3:30 o'clock, for the election of five members of the corporation and any other business which may come beture the mee:ing. GV WILLIAM DOXEY, S GIBBS, President. ary. B NUTICE—THE ANNUALME the stockhoiders of the Bank of wili be held at the banking-house &an Francisco, NOTICE OF 3 —THE REGU- lar annuai meeting of the stockholders of the Nevada Bank of San ¥rancisco will ce held at its banking office, 301 Moutgomery street, ~an Francisco, Cai, on WEDNESDAY, the 13th a of Octuber, 1897, at the bour uf three (8) o'cl P M. for the purpose of electing a board of direc- tors to serve durin - the ensui:g yesr, and for the transaction of such Other business as may come before the meeting. D. B. DAVIDSON. Secretary. San Francisco, Sepiember 23, 1897. SPECIAL NOTICES, THEY ARE CLOSING OUT REM- nants of curtains. ress goods, corsets, hosiery, underwear, bedspreads, towels. laces, linings, trimmings, veillngs. etc., very cheap at Pioneer Dry-goods Store, 105 Fifth st. £ rovLTER store or hotel SMITH. 166 Perry st. . FIRST CLASS, IN Pick, truss, bone or lard. MM E. HANSEN; LATEST GALVANIC battery aud cabinet baths 116 i aylor st. WANTED — POSITIOCN AS HOUSE keeper. 231 O'Farrell st room 28. MES., STHLWERT, GE and cabinet baihs 12015 SPANISH OR SHORTHAND. private, 50c. 1609 Steiner. STEAM ary, room 11. FRENCH. Ia class, 25 § ks, DR FIsil, 144 GEARY, ROOM 1; electrician:aicobol Turkish baths:unrivaled B2, 2A NI 6 WHITENING, PAPER. hanging. HARTMA 9 I hird st. RAISING STREET GRADES, The Relaying of the San Francisco and San Mateo Electric Line Makes Changes. The relaying of the fan Francisco and Z~ BAD 1ENANIS RJECTED FQR #4 rollections made: aiy or couniry. 'Pacific Collection Co.. 415 Mon‘yy DIVID. £Z , DIVIDEND NOTICE_THE BOARD OF Ban Mateo electriccarline from the ferries to Thirtieth street bas caused the raising of the grades on Harrison and Bryant streets, from Tenth to Foufth, in some places as much as three feet from the levels heretofore esiablished and accepted by the city. This will, as a matter of course, neces- sitate the bringing of the entire streetup to the grade of the railroad track, including that portion occupied by the Market- street system over Bryant street, from Fourth to Eleventh, where it turns into Bryant avenue. The low grade on these streeis has been a matter of general com- plaint for a number of years, and not until the improving of the San Francisco and San Mateo line had tuere been any attempt to correct the grades. The improvements on this line, which is the only one leading to 8an Mateo Gounty, are of a superior character. The heaviest rails ever used on any street railroad are being put cown in such a manner as to make the roadbed one <olid mass suscepti- ble to the heaviest traffic without a spring or jar of any kind. Ass:oon as the track is finished to the county line new end im- proved cars will take the place of those now in use, making it one of the very best and most substantial lines on the Pacific Coast. No money has been spared 1n the work now going on over the entire road. The line will, 1t is expected, be finished by the end of the present year, after which the cars will run much oftener than they do at the present time. ———————— Judge Bahrs Js Busy. Judge Bahrs of the Superior Court yesterday began the trial of the People’s Home Savings Bauk against Columbus Waterhouse, the pur- pose being to eniorce the liability of stock- holdersin the defunct bank for the unpaid portion of stock held by them in the cor| tion. There are more than a hundred suits of this kind, and the lawyers say that each case will have to be tried on its merits, as the cir- cumstances are not identical in any of the cases. All this mass of litigation has been as- sigued o Judge Bahrs' court und he will have rectors of the Nevada Bank 01 Sun Fran- has this duy o the rate of six (6) per cent per annum for the quar- ter ending ~ept. 30. 1857, puyab.e on and atter the 15th of Octover, . 387. Tr. nsfer-books will be closed from the 10th 10 the 15th inst., both days inclusive. D. B. DAVIDSON, Secretary. ~an Francisco, Oct. 5. 1%97. ared a dividend (No. 22) at SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. EAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRI, DESIRES situation at housework, $10 to $15: or as nurse or second girl: ref. MISS CULLE s, 8:3 Sutter. Flistcrass SWEDISH LAUNDRESS AND chamberimald des res situation; best referonce: city or country. Miss CULLEN, 828 Sutier st JEAT GERMAN HOUSEGIRL; GOOD COUK and lavndress: city or country; $2 references. MRS. NOKTON, 815 Su:ters- 1 ERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFfICH—MRES, LAMBEKT, 417 Powell st (‘el. Main 5332), furnishes best help of ul. nationaiities, ELIABLE GIRL WISHES A PLACE AS cook; would do general housework: 2 years' references: city or country. Room 19, Lester lm,";." 529 Eighth st., cor. Ninth and s Oak- and. STTUATIONS WANTED— ¢ IRST-CLAS SEAMS R S8 WANTS SITU- X ation in pri family; second work and walt 0a ladies: well recommended. Address or call, 118 Tenth st. OTHER AND SON WISH POSITIONS IN boarding-house; first-class references. M. S, box 1. Call. WKL ISHGRADUATE, MASSAGE, WISHES si.uation with invaiid iady. Call or address Miss L, Y. W. G 4., 1221 O'Farrell st. {DUCATED AND REFINED YOUNG LAD U desires employment: office-work or the ik excel entcopyist B. G., tox 11 Cail Uffice. TOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE DAY washing or housecleaning. Apply 59 Howara st., downstairs. ontinned, 7OUNG LADY WANTS POSITION AS housekeeper for wid wer. Cail 120 Kilis st., room 52. WALIED—BY A KESPECTABLK YOUNG girl & situs 100 10 take care of children. Call or address 25515 Tehama st ADY WIMBES POSITION As HOUSE- 4 keeper: city oF country. 1104 Mission, rm. 7. SITUATIONS WANTED—Conti d. ENCINEER: LOCOMOTIVE OR STATION- ary; firsi-ciass lettors: filteew years last place. G. E. L, box 48, Call Office. S SRR RS e [ XPERIENCED DISHWASHER WISHES A uation: clty or country. Address B D,box 8, Call Office. ANTE h— POSITION AS TEAMSTER Wwith some city firm: firsi-class reference. Address A. X, box 124, Call Uffice. HELP WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED-Continued. PPRENTICE DRESSMAKING — NEAT seamst ess: give three months. 1216 Poik. OUNG GIKL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK, plain cooking: $10 a month. 124A Eleventh st JANTED — APPRENTICE FOR MILLI- nery; call after 10 A. a. 519 Hayes st. PERATORS ON GENT=' WHITE SHIRTS, st SUTUATION WANTED BY A FIRST-CLASS pruner; has been raised on a fruit ranch. F. k., tox 14, Cali Uflice. OUNG MAN WANTS JOB SOME KIND light wor<: small wages, room and board. Ad- dress =, box 14, Cail Office. MAN ABOUT PLACE, DANISH, IS A GOOD driver, care of girden; can milk: has first- class refercnces. Address C. D, box 97, Call. Y OUNG GrNTLEMAN DESIRE PLOY- m nt; speaks fluently and corresnor ds in four languages. . MANHANDY WITH CARPENTER'STOOLS, Pipe-fitting, fireman or engineer: good refer- ences. H. E. K., Reno House. Sacramento st. B X., box 91, Cail Uflice. UNG WIDOW DESIRES PO~ITION AS WUMAN WANTS H washing from 9 until 3 dress 321 Tweifth st. | YOUNG WIDOW DESIRES POSITION AS housekeepe in widower's home or to do plain sewing. Call 7 Grant ave., room 2. (COMPETENT WOMAN WIsHks 1O DO cooking Or general housework. Call in the atternoon or address 108 kighteenth st CCLEANING lock each day. OoR Ad- gL\GLE YOUNG MAN CF 26, SPEAKS EN- A3 glish, Spanish and_Portuguese, wishes a posi- tion in grocery-store: 8 years’ experience; good references; salury no object. Address C., box 1, Call Ofice, Oakland. ‘ AGED MARRIED MAN WISHES M siiuution as barkeeper or any other jol airaid of work; several years’ experience sa'oon business; good references. A., box 15, Call Cttice, JXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER AND general office man, com peteat, steady, ble, desires position; city or country; moderats 1y 8. T., box 19, Call Office. SuE RIOR FRENCH COOK DESIRES SITU- ) ation; eliy orcountry. MiSS CULLEN, Sutter st. Y SUNG WIDOW. PARISIAXN, WISHES POSL- tion as housekeeper: city or country ; widower's home pre-erred. 1122 Market st., room 31. OUNG GIRL, JUSL FROM THE EAST, siiusation &s housekeeper; City oOF I at 989 Howard st., room 51. TOUNG LADY, RUSSIAN, DESIRES PER- manent piace as bousekeeper; widower’s home preferred. 223 Post st., room 2. QWEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO 3 do_ general housework In American family. Call 25 Gilbert st.. bet. 6¢th and 7th, off Bryant. WEDISH MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WANTS S BL worxnhy the day; washing or housecleaning. 2 Becond s! TOUNG WIDOW WISH POSITION AS housekeeper. 1118 Market st,, room 21, sec- ond tloor. Y OUNG LADY WISHE- TO MAKE selt genecully useful around bachelor 285 O'Farrell st., room 7. “'xfiuw WANTS SEWING AND REPAIR- iug 10 do at home, or will do housekeeping. Cull 116 Sixth st., room 6, first floor. HER- home. 7OUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE GENERAL housework or chamberwork; ¢l y or couniry. . box 84, Call Office. < W TOUNG WOMAN Wa housekeeper for widower, MAN WANTS WORK BY THE DAY: ashing, ironing or cleaning. Apbly 532 Eddy. T3 POSITION AS 1082 Market, r. 16, JTUATION BY MIDULE-AGED AMERICAN 1D womisu: is fine cook and housek eepes: would 0 ucross the bay. 730 Goiden Gate ave. TOUNG WOMAN day to do Jussie st WANTS WORK BY ashing aud housecleaning. THE 268 QITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG GERMAN zirl 1o assist light housework and children. Apply 488 wighth st SUOD GERMAN GIKL WISHES SITUA- 1 tion; cooking, washing and irouing. 774 Fol- som st., bec. Third and Fourth. RAEINED WiDUW WIsLiKS POSITION AS housckeeper or churge of children: is & good music teacher and seamstress: thorouxhly relisble; 10 objection 10 the country. J. K., box 35, Call. (3Y0D, LAUNDRESS WISAES TO TAKE work Lome or could £0 out some days of the week is als0 a good seamsiress. Address A. W., box 144, Cail. “OUNG KUSSIAN LADY IN REDUCED CIR- cumstances would like uousexeeper's pla. e; will do pluin sewing. 223 Post st., room 1. Was: POSITL BY YOUNG experienced beader and braider. B., ¥08 Howard s (318L WISHES 10 DO GENERAL HOUSE- work: wages $15 to $18. Call -821 Bryant st., near Twenty-fourth GIRL: Address A, JTUATION WANTED BY FIRST - CLASS German cook, with reference: wages $30 to %55 per montn. S W., bux 14, Cal OMPETENT BOOKKEKPER AND ALL- round business man wants work: highest cre- dentials. Kindly address Trustworthy. 815 Rail- road ave., Alameda. YOUNG INTELLIGENT MAN, SPEAKSSEV- eral languages, understands massage, can tend horses, wants any kina of work, Adaress B. N., box 84, Cail Office. (390D CHINESE WISHES POSITION IN rich family or boarding-house. Inquire Young Company. 729 Sacramento J AKA’S JAPANESE AND CHINESE EM- plo; ment oftice, 3141 Sutterst.: tel. Grant 30. OUNG MAN, AGE 24, HAVING SOME EX- perience, wishes a position as bookkeeper, hotel cierk or other office work. Address W. F., box 14, Call Office. APANESE YOUNG MAN WANTS SITUA- tlon 10 work early in (he morning or inthe evening. Address G. K., box 15, Call Uftice. JPIBST-CLASS GARDENER AND FLORIST Wanisa situation; handy with vegetabies and can run gas-engine. Address Gardemer, box 10, Call Oflice, Oakland. APANKSE FIRST-CLASS WAITER WANTS situation as walter in family in the city. J.X., box 44, Call Office. VW INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST. NR. Marks rooms 25c 1o %1 50 per might; 415U Lo $5 per week; convenlen: and respecta iree bus an 5. RUGERSON, 021 Valenel LEVI STEAUSS & FERATORS WANTED, 0., 3215 Fremont at. TANTED_ERRAND GIRL: ALSO FINISH- ers on braiding. 121 Post st., room 31. ANTED—Al CLOAK FINISHEKS AT M. SIMINOFF'S, 1228 Mark: HELP WANTED-MALE. =4 WOODCHOPPERS, $2 60, $2 10 AND $1 50 D9 cord; 35 ilemakers, Sc each: 45 scraper- teamsters' $26 and found: 85 teamsters and labor- ers, city jobs, £1 75. $1 60 day and $:6 per month und jound: 40 shingle-bolt makers: 2. n:'mu; orchard and viueyurd hands, $-6, $25 and $20 per monib and found; 3 choreboys, $10, $6, and 88 per month: 2 farmers and wives. $36 and 330 per wonth and found: edser-hand, &5 und found. MURKAY & READY, 634 and 636 « lay st. (GRANITE CUTTEK, $3 DAY: BURLEIGH drilier, 860 and found; experienced man on fron fence and erill worx, 20¢ an hour. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. RECRUITS wANTED FOR THE UNITED States marine corps, Ubited States Davy: avle-bodied, nnmarried men, between the agesof 21and 30 years who are citizensof the United Eiates, or those who bave legally declared their intention to become such: must be of good char- acter and habits and abie 10 speak. read and write English, aud bs between b feet 5inches and 6 feet inheight. For forther information appiy at the recruiting offica, %0 Eilis st. >an Francisco, Cal BUSINESS CHANCES. necessary machinery: clears $.00 o ner will remaia and ipstruct pur- M. LES>, b Fourth st. 750, GOENER GROCERY AND BAR IN O, the Mission: 4 nice living-rooms ana buth: dolnga g0 d trade; cheap rent; bargain. M. LESS, 5 Fourtn st. ANTED—AT MONTANA HOUSE, 76414 Mission: mea 1o take rooms: 10, 16¢ sud 8¢ per night: 60 90c and $1 per week. AN TED—MEN 10 LEAKN BARBER trade: shops, tools, posiions furnished: 3 weeks required. 5. ¥. Barber College, 1 ¥514 Kighth, VOMS. 150 10 960 it N16HT: bus +v es o) per week. Oriental, 225 Drumm st ORDINARY SEAMEN & 504 Davis, near Jackson. QAILORS AND ) wanted at L+ QINGLE ROOMs 10c AND loo NIGHT, 750 Dand #1 week. Lindeil House, Sixth and Howard. PLCIO LOUSE, 8635 MA kKT 51.—KOOMS 20¢, 250 Lo SUC uignt: $1 10 82 week. 95, TO-DAY ONLY: SAL00N WITHS $125. iSioe-rooms: torritare ihcluded: ex cellent nefghborhood: this place must be so0id to- duy. M LEsS, b Fourth st FRUIT AND PRODUCE BUSINESS $100. ia'5e nission: 3 iiviug.roorma: horee and wagon: ola established: must be so! on account of sickness. M. LISS, 5 Fourth st. Tr BRANCH BAKERY, NOTION ANT DETD. Stidcncry wore: & rhoss Tersube. rent $11 per month: north of Market; well stocked. M. LESS, b Fourih st. 995, DELICACY - STORE: GOOD LoCA- $225. Gon: Furnicare of living - roome i cluded; low rent; receipts $10 per day: nice place, M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. OT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOES FROM 25C LG5 to 81 2. “562 Sitasion st., ver. 15t and Zd. PAIRS—ANOTHER LUT OF MEN'S 3000 shoes: veen mishtiy damaged: ac less than_one-fourth their vaiue: from 28c to $2 dU. 562 Mission st., bet. First and Secoad. TINCHESTER HOUSK, 44 THIRD SI., NR. W Mifket: 200 rooms, ZBc a nignt: reading- room; tree 'bus and baggage o and from the ferry. | ABBER'S ASKDOIATION —FRIEE EMPLOY- J ANY COOKS WAITKRS AND DISHW ASH- M ers. MURKAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st. ment Office. S. FUCHS, Sec., 325 Graniave. © COOKS, 88 A WEEK: 2COOKS, $7 A WEEK; © night cook, $7 & week; cook, $35 and room: cook, $50 and room, hotel WOrk: ' restaurant cook, 8104 week. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. +) DISHWASHERS, $6 A WEEK; 4 DISH- < washers, $20 and room: 5 dishwashers, $3 to 85 a week: 5 kitchenmen, $15 and room. MAR- TIN & CO., T49 Market st 3 YOUNG MEN, w.u'l; SOME, $15 AN:: room: 2 waiters, $20 and rcom; young man waiter, $4 a week aud room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st 3 g WAITERS, §25 AND KOOM; 2 W AITERS, ©) $7 a week und room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. YOUNG MEN FOR RANCHES, CHORES, 3 eter $10up. MARTIN & CO., 749 Mariet st. Q RIS 'AURANT PORTERS, $16 TO $25 PER ) month. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. BAKER'S HELIERS, 816 o $25 PER mouth, MARTIN & CU., 749 Market st. HOP BLACKSMITH, §40, BOARD, ROOM, etc. MARTIN & CO/, 749 Market st. TOUNG GERMAN FOR TOREWOKK: $16, etc. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. AN AND WIFE ON RANCH, 830, ETC. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. ANCHHAND, i AN MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. $20. HAYES—BHRANCH OFFICE OF THI W ANTED. TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- D BRANCH living-rooms: M. LESS, § $22 GROCERY-STORE 2 . bakery in the Mission: rent only $10; doing good trade. Fourth st. e FIRST-CLASS $300 o Louses; no night or ~un $100 per month. WILK $12-’ GOUD- PAYING RESIAURANT . near railrond depot: steady custom, cheap rent. Apply WILKE, 783 Market st. $3000, BESLPAYING CORNERSALGON . . in this city; established for many years; cholcest location: close 10 nw Call, Exa iner and Chronicle offices: fullest investigation given: this is a genuine Kiondike. See WILK r. 783 Mark-t st. : PAYING DOwx. among the whoiesa s y work: clearing abova . 783 Market st. CaLL: subscriptions and want ads taken. ersaclerks KNOX Collection Agcy, 110 Sutter. RY ACME HOUSE, 867 MARKET ST., BE- Jow Sixth, for a room: 26 a night: $l a week. ANTED_LABURKERS AND MECHANICS 10 know that Ed Kolkin, Keno House proprie: tor, still runs Denver House 217" Third a.: 15 large rooms; 26c per nighi: BL 10 $3 pec week. AGENTS WANTED. AN OF PUSH AND ENEKGY: GOOD OP- M ortunity o make money: cail from 10:30 10 11330 A, M. H. HENKE, 51254 Leaveuworth. ANTED-ENERGETIC LADY AGENTS; Wblg pr.fits. Address B. P.. box 81, Call. T0OD AGENTS WANTED IN CITY AND {3 Country: something new: money-making busl- ness: (his i the chance for live agenis. Cail 407 McAllister, bet Polk and Van N ess, 80'clock to day. MAS DARNER: MARVELOUS STEEL M 45iihine: weaves & periect darn over holes in anything: merlt and price sel it: general agents and solicitors wanted cverywhere on Pacific Coast. GUY K. JEWEI'T & CO., 212 Sansome st. G B 5 WANTED FOR MEDICATED A Vaters: positive safezuard; 81: aiso tonio svecific_for all female troubles: for bome use. DR AND MES. WrGENEKR, 526 ° ddv s J)O,YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR BUSINEsS promptly? HEALY & CO., 917 Market st Bargains: partner needed,’ downtown grill rToom, no night or Sunday work, $500. Grocery and bar, 3 living-rooms, $135. $150—Corner bakery, candy, notious, ete., $100 cash, balance $5 mon:hly; 4 rooms. $275. MECHANICS RESTAURANT. DO- + Ing a business of $15 daily: rent 320 month; trial given. HEALY & CO., 917 Market, (GHOCERY AND BAR, FINE CORNER.. §750 Bakery. notion and candy siore, 2 rooms Bakery and candy-.store, 2 rooms. oon, fine location. oualy. Hotel fn country town near the city. }?eltl\ll’lnl and delicactes. - Grocery and bar, fine new corner Partner wanted in zood busin Restaurant and cofee saloon. Cigar-stores from $100 to. Candy-stores from 3100 & . 60 HENRY C. DECKER, 1020 Market st. 25 NCH BAKERY AND DiSLICA- DL store: 5 rooms; rent $16. BR 2 STRAND & CO., 1032 Marker st. MEAT MARKET, USING 4 BEEVES, « cles 550. 3¢ sheep. 2 hog-, 2 calves; in fine loco- tion: well fitted up: horses, wagons, etc. low rent: o chance of a lifetime. 'A. C., box 50, Call, ROOMS WANTED. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. 0OK AND SECOND GIRL FOR A SMALL boarding-house $25 and $15; econd girl, pri- vate family, $20; middie-aged woman, $10. MRS, NORTON, 315 Sutter st. OUSEK:EPER, H $20; CHAMBERMAID and seamstress, $:5: cook, $30; middle-aged woman, §20; and a number of girls at $26 and ). MKS NORTON, 315 Sutter st. ( GIRL, BRODERIC X $25: girl, Gough,” §25: girl, Mill Valley, $25: ginl, Vailejo,' $25: girl, ~coit, '$20. girl, Masvnic ave, $0: girl, Vacaviile, $20: girl. Sutter. $20: girl.” Eddy. $20: girl, Jackson. $20; girl, Golden ate ave., $20: girl, Rroderick, § girl, Fresno, : girl, Ell MAKTIN VIRL, ALAMEDA, ete VWAITRESS. COUNTRY HOTEL $20 AND room: 4 waltresses, $15 and room; 5 chamber- mulds and walt scme, 3.5 acd room: chaob maid, $:0 and _room: head waltress, and room. MAKTIN & C 1, 749 Market st DANISH ok SWEDISH S:COND GIRL, couniry, see party here 9 to 11 . M. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Market si. © TRONERS, $10 A W 325, room, board, 949 Market st. $ GERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRLS, ©) 2, $20, call early. Market st. K; FANCY IRONER. ie. MARTIN & CO, FAMILY MARTIN & CO., 749 (GLBMAN OR SWEDISH COOK: family; no wash: $25. MAKTIN Market si. PRIVATE &CO., 749 00K AND NURSEGIRL, SAME PLACE, / $30: call early. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. WEDISH GIRL WISHES A SITU TIO - TO S 40 general housework in small family. Call at 132 Eleventn W IPOW WANTS WOKK; PLAIN SEWING or housekeepng; city or country. Call for 3 dsys a1 821 Miss 0a st, room 2 JIIUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG woman :0do geneial housework. 1534 Howard, DAINTING, WHITENING, PAPER-HA ing: roofs, utters paluted. £dwards, 1200Webstr JOUNG GIKL WISHES SITUATION AS chambermaid: wil assist in walting: sleep bome. L. M., Call Office, Sixteenth and Mission. Y oUNG IDUW DESIRES POSITION As housekeeper, Call 120a Eddy ai.. room 2. NTELLIGENT YOUNG LADY WISHES carc of children and upstalrs work; sewing: references. K. R V., box 16, Call. [ENGLISH WIDOW WOULD LIKE 2 CHIL- 4 dren to board: 280 2 furnished rooms to rent. 904 Folsom st. TOUNG WIDOW WISHES HOUSEKEED- er's position. Call 1104 Miss'on st., corner of Seventh, room 10, TOUNG WIDOW WISHES HOUSEKEEP. er's position. 121 Montgomery st., room 8. ING AND REPATRIN NEATLY DONE. Call or address 11234 Grant ave., room 8. 9 GERMAN SECOND GIRLS, CITY AND country, $20. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 00K AND WAITRESS: SAME PLAC city: $50 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Mkt. D, $16 HHAND, BELL-BOY = $10, ETC.: 4 »RRAND-BOYS. MARIIN & Ul 749 Market st 3 ONCE — room ln NICE SINGLE FURNISHED nish family. F. R., box 80, Call. GUOD CABINET-MAKERS. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. OUNG MAN WANTS NICELY FURNISHED room i private famlly. A. C, box 18, Call YSTERMAN, 380, MARTIN 749 Market st. FULOPEAN WAITERS, 835: WAITERS, £25; brollers aud friers, $65 and $60: cook and walt, country, small, easy place, $25 and found; & CO., assistant cook, $25: vegetable-cleaner, $10: second cook, $6 a week; window ba! $7 a weex; dish: ashers, $20; nest ommibus, $25; oyster opener. $30: neat y: $25 wnd board: pantryman, v pULYE ung man, carry dishes, . C R. HANSEN . COU> and found: 50+ LE LUMBE ill, steady work, s more miners for tunnel work, $2 $2 50; teamsters and laborers, i "R HANSEN & 108 Geary si. W ANTED—BLACKSMITH FOR MINE, §2 50 1083 day; 2 miners, $2 day_and board; miners, $40 and bourd: 6 miners, $2 50 dav; 3 carpenters, city, $3_da;, call early; 10 laborers, $1 day and board; 5 teamsters for iarge ra ich, $20: scraper teamsters; 2 bovs for founiry; can- vassers on salary and commi sion; cabiret-maxer for country, 25 cents an hour; lumber pilers, $1 50 day: younz man to learn fruit raising: blacksmith's helper on carriage worx, 810 to $14 week; Swiss farmer, §20; cooks, W.iters and young man to assist in restauran:, and others. Apply to J. F. CRUSETT & Cu., 628 Sacramento. W ANTED — YOUNG MAN, SINGLE, WHO has had experence driving grocery or Rukery wagon in_this oity. references required from for- mer employer. more men to drive scraper teams for large cattle ranch and irrization com- pany. steads job all winter, 820 per month and board: 10 woodchoppers, $1 25 yer cord, £00d job for the winter; 2 woodchoppers for San Mateo County, 8125 per cord, good chance: farmers, mllkers, CoOks. wallers and dishwashers: neat YOOK'S HELPEK: CITY RESTAURANT; $5 | lunch coox. $8 per week, aud others. W. D. a week. MAKRTIN & CO., 749 Market st. EWER & U0, 626 Clay st. GEBMAN OB SWEDISH GIR|, MILL VAL | \WANTED-WAITEE FOR INSTITUTION, ley, $25. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. $25. waiter, country boarding-house, $20 to $25: waiter, oyster-nous®, $30. waiter. $20: cook, +) COOKS: CITY: 326 AND ROOM. MARTIN | piain, hotel, city, $35 10 $40; coos, private family, < & CO., 749 Marker st. $30: seve-al dishwashe:s pantrymen: Frenchmuan handy with toois, $25 and tound. ANDRE'S, 308 RENCH HOTEL COOK. $40: CHAMBE Stockton st. maid, 81 aitress, 84 a week; French girl housework, $20: s:cond work, city reference ON A RANCH $20; Spanish_girl, 1ight housework, $10: 10 girls' housework, §2u; German girl on ranch, near city' giris 1o assist, 810, $12and $15. C R. EN & CO., 108 Geary st. EAT YOUNG GIR. references; $20. Geary st. SECOND WORK; CITY : . R. HANSEN & (0., 108 W ANIED MAN AND WIFE in Napa County, man 10 understand the care of stock, orchard, etc., wi men. Apply LEON AND YOU G « MAN OF 20 YEARS, FOR G RO- cery and bar, care of horsesand make him- self genernliy useful: wages $15. board, washing, 0 cook for a couple of , 308 Stockton st. (FERMAN GIRL FOR COOKING; HOUSE- work; $25. C. R. HANSEN & CO.." 108 Geary. JTEWARDESS: NOSUNDAY AND NO EVE- ning work: genteel place; $25. C.RB.HAN- SEN & CU., 108 Geary ® 4 WAITRESSES COUNTRY HBOTEL, arty here, $20: starcher, laundry n 8:5 and found: froner, iaundry near it week. C. R. HANSEN & LO,, 108 Gerry st! ~EE city, 310 )'UL'N( LADY LE-I A POUSITION AS housekeeper: widower's hume preferred. 821 Mission st., room 6. Y PUNG GIRL, STKANGLR. DESIKES A housekeeper's place: country hotel or widow- er's home preferred. Rm. 24, 908 Market, 2d floor. W IDOW LADY, JUST ARRIVED, WisH Pposition as typewriter or copyis. ~Call roo; 7, firs: floor, 969 iission st. 1 ELIABLE PROTES IANT WOMA N WISHES housework and cooking in American family. 627 Larkin st. HOUSEWORK GIRL: SAN JOSE. $23 50, in family; cook, $20: 2 housework girls, Alameda, $20; Berkeley, $25: 10 housework girls. clty and country, $20 and $25: 8 young eiris as- sisi, $10 to $16. ' MIsS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. RANCH COOK. #25: SECOND GIRL, COUN- try, $15; German cook, $26. MISS CULLEX, 323 Sutter st. 1OMPANION TOINVALID LADY, 8$15. CULLEN, 323 Sutter s JEAT YOUNG GIRIL. $10. MISS CULLE MISS LIGHT HOUSEWORK, , 323 Sutter st. QWEDISH GIRL WANTS ‘PLACE TO DO © ceieral housework and cooking Call 536k Jessle st RESSMAKING AND PLAIN SEWING done ac Woman's Club, 835 Market. room 12. 126 EOURTH, ROOM 25 SECOND FLOUK— Young widow wants a sitnation as house- keeper for widower. JTUATION WANTED AS COMPANION TO 2 eideriy Iady by educated, refined woman, age 35: understands care of house. Address for % weeks Cumpanton, Stockion, Cal. ] MAKKELSI—BMANCIOFFICE OF JHE CaLL: want ads end enbscriptions taken. 7OUNG PARISIAN WIDOW DESIRES A Po- si:{on a8 housekeeper: widower's home pre- ferred. 122 Po:t st.. rooms 10 and 11. Y OUNG WIDUW DESIFES GENTLEMAN'S mending. Call at 321 Eliis st., room 48. 4 GERMAN, FRENCH vian second girls, $2u; laundress and cham- bermald, private family, $25: ho e: cook, $40: 3 cooks, $25: 2 1roners in laundry, $25: 2 German and French nurses, 8:0; girl to wash dishes, etc., $20: restaurant wuliress. .5, and a large number of girls for cooking and housework in city and country. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 316 Sutter st. 3 GERMAN SECUND GIKLS: 3 GERMAN cooks, $25 and 830; 4 young gir's to assist, $12 t0$15: young German gici, $10. M 8. LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. (G ERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, MRS LAMBERT, 417 Powell st, has places for =irls of all nationalities. JEEMAN GIRI. FOR GENERAL HOUSE. work in Alameda. Apply Friday between 1 and 8 p. s DANIEL BKUTON, 204 Sacramento. AND SCANDINA- eic. Inquire C. Call Office, Oakland. W ANTED — STEADY MAN Store and keep plain accounts: commission house: $60 & month; must have $100 case. Ap- ply 1118 Marxet st., room 2. TO ATTEND W AN Ev—2 OR 8 SUX housekeepine rooms: must be cheap: state price A. B. X, box 16. Cail URNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOM KY a gentleman in private Catholic family; qulet and ceniral locality; price $10; references given. E. O. B., box 82, Call. ADY WISHES A SMALL FURNISHED UR }“unturnished room; reat mus: be low. . G box 94, Call Office. e e UN FURNISHED P‘Ofl SALE—RELTAURANT AND OYSTER- airdiouse; fine locaiion and patronage: party do. s Lo withdiaw irom business. Address P, O, box 395, Sacramento, Cal, S 2y DRUGSTORE; MODER WELL 3-5”0. esiablished: good locatiol f.mily and prescription trade: $15 to $18 per day: rens $26. Address J. D., box 159, Call Office. 3 PARTNER WANTED IN LIGHT QL] 00. business; suited to plain, steady man satisfied with $12 1o $15 u week. 9 Geary. room (G998, PAYING RE-TAURANT CHEAr must be sold at once on account of sickness. 2424 Mission st. e TOUNG LADY DESIRES GENTLEMAN partoer; smail capital. K. 1214, 1011, avenue. FURNITURE WANTED. DARTNER W ANTED, RESTAURANT; small amount. Inquire 26 Sacramento st. 100D CALL Broadway. ROUTE CHEAP. 1116y (OB SALE—OLD ESTABLISHED TAILOR- shop and fixtures, cheap. 1008 Valencia st YASH FOR FURNITU / full value. E, CARPETS, ETC; Pac. Fur. Co., 228 Stockton st. JURNITUKE, SIOVES ters, showcases LARPRTS, COUN- ANDERSON, 1121 Marker, J. NEUL AN, 121 SIXTH ST, BUYS.AND i« sells furnitare and carpets; also storage. NDIANA AUCIION CU. REWOVED 1019 Monigomery st.:hi-hest prices pad Tel Davia71 Pt Skt Attt abaad siiaoldiad Mg PARTNERS WANTED. ART > ER WITH $1500. OR EQUAL THAT amount in fresh groceries and general mer- chaudise, t0 0p-D up a *cash” grocery in a good live town: bestof referencesand full investiza- tion courted: 00l cpening for a live young man. 2 ddress X., box 60. Call Offic-. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS, DRESH COW! for cash. R. STATE LOWEST PRICE box 84, Call Oftice. STOVES AND RTIN, 1123 Market TooLs ranges bough LD GOLD, GOLD DUST, JEW&LKY. ETC, bought. O. NOLTE, jeweler, 222 O’Farrell AW NBROKE off clo hing bought, LD GOLD, SILVEE, CAST- Add. COLEMAN, 41 Third. DENTISTS. RYSTAURANT KOR SALE CHEAP: GOUD business. 654 Mission st. 1 DAY SALOON CHEAP ON ACCOUNT OF retiring. Inquire Call Office. FORSALE OR RENT, BARBER-SHOP. 211 Leidesdorif st. %7()0, SROCERY AND PROVISION BUSL. Dl - mess; fine stock: g od :oute: hcrie and wagon: buildings: 3 years' lease: rent $1:: 3 rooms; farniture; ood chance. J. box 2, Cail. A FINE CHANCE; GROCERY AND £X branch bakery, with stock and fixtures, for sale cheap: 2 liyin,-rcoms, stable and back yard; rent only $10. 249 Day s.., cor. Sanchez, $25 cause; trial giveu. GOOD RESTAURANT FOk - 2 bargain for the right part 2130 Filimore st. INERGETIC YOUNG MAYN, WITH CAPITAL of 2400 or $500. wouia like to hear of a busi- ness chauce. Bu ARTNER WANTED BY GERMAN no triflers. 1118 Market si.. room 13, [9]-4 ONE-HALF MANU KI $1250. S5tae boamess: ssiabiisned 1 fine plant, large connection; uoes argest business on this coast; ciears $300 10 $400 a mouith W., box 64, Cal Office. 5 FINE %..)U“. transfer point; rent. 805 Howards. JON: PROMINENT good busiaess; cheap TAN VROOM & CO’S KLECTEO- DENTAL Farlors, 997 Market st ; lady sttendant; no gas O oiher dangerous anmsthetics givea; electricity the grea: ageni used (0 Telieve paia: leeth filled #0Q extracted painlessly Ly our new electrioal process: = wrilien guarantes given with al: work done: lowes: prices: best work: all surgical work sitended by G. W. Wiliiamson, M.D. paysiclan and surgeon: exsmination free’ by the use of our pew elecirical appiiances: porcelain and goid crowns; oridge-work aud teeth without piates & speclaity. klectro-Dental Pariors, 997 Marketst 0 TAILORS—FOREMEN, CUTTERS WANT- . Apply between 10 and 11 to CHARLES LYONS, 721 Market st. 16 SOUTH PAKK—WANTED—A HANDY man to work in & roomiog-house; one who can hang paper. (QEERATOKS ON CUSTOM COATS; STEADY work; good wages. 106 Battery st. G 00D JUB FEEDER. PACIFIC PRINTING CO., 543 Clay st. W ANTED—A LABORER. 1732 POLK ST. w'u\:rn;u—A NIGHT WAITER 427 LAR. kin st HUEMAKER ON NEW FRONTS AND RE- palring. 526 ixih st RRAND-BOY WANTED, WITH REFER. ences. k. B, box 84, C Cflice. AKBERS. ent chair: ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS BUTCHER, 618 Eleventh st, uear Waushington, O and. ANTED—DISHWASH LE; $10 A MONTH and room. 636 Geary st ETRST-CLASS PAT- cheap for cash. 1417 Valencia st. PHE S, M_INV ENT COMPANY WaNT 200d 'Wor ers everywhere: something new. State menager, 218 Mcallister st. FULL SET OF TEETH, $5; PAINLESS extraction: see our Dew combination piate: thinnest. lightest, coolest plate made; wanauted 10 years: fillings, 50c: crowns, $3 50; Iady assist ant. CHICAGO DENTAL PARLOURS, 24 Sixth. NEW YORK DENTTISTS—PLATES, 8350 UP; silver fillings, 50c up; gold fillings. §1 up: plates mended, $1 up: «il work warranted. 969 Mission st, soutueast corner Sixth. 7OUNG GIRL, STRANGER, WANTS GEX- tleman partner. 906 Market, room 24, 2d fir. OR SALE—HALF 1IN IN HORSE- shoeing-shop. cheap. A. B., box 10, Cail Office. LD BUILDINGS BOUGH D R¥MOVED; 18 Van Ness. short notice. J. B FR CH, AsD CIGAT v AL —-TAITONER store. 1613 Poik st. OFFEE AND THA ROUTES SUPPLIED from CASWELL & CO’s, 415 Sacramento st. OR SALE—BAKERY AND HOUSE ~UP- plies; good rooms. Particularsat 2325 Mission. ALOON AND BARBER-SHOP FOR SALE, Inquire at 535 Sacramento st. ANTED_O1L RUUTE; CASH OR TRADE, Address J.. box 157, Call Oftice. B. GEORGE W. LEEK THE GE\NUINE Leek dentist, discoverer of painiess extraction and patentee of improved bridge work or teeih without any plate. moved from 6 to 20 O’ Farreil. . LULLUM Hiui, 1443 MARKET & NR Eleventh, nocharge for extracting when plates are made: od plates made over like new; Leecn from $8 per set: extracting 50c: gas given. HIO DENTAL PARLORS, 906 MARKET— Painless extracting, 50¢; upen evenings and sundays. gh o 0 OF TEE (H: BEST MAKE; d). kept in repair: extracting free; fillings 50c. crowns $3 50. Pucific Denial Parlurs, 18 Third. (CROVME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 769 Ma K- ket, vet. 3 and 4ik: gass speciaiists: painiesy extracting, With gas, $1: piates, $7 up. fill, $l up. K. J. J. LEEK, 1126 MARKET ST.; OPEN evenings: Sunday till noon; registered dentist. W HARDING, M. D.. 600 SUITER, COR. « Powell: tel. Main 5373; puinless extraction. oo l:.:&;l;b.&TldNE;(. WHO UNDER- stands his business. Address a. B, Call Uftice. =3 b ANTED—100 MEN TO SELL NEw GA lizhts. 2214 Geary st., room 29, R ANTED—GIRLS, FIKST-CLASS SKWERS on machives running by steam-power. Ap- ply B. BARASH & CO., 139 First. OMPETENT WOMAN WISHES T0O GO OUT as laay’s nurse in confinement: best of refer- eoces. Call at 2419 Clay st., 1u the rear, upstairs. GLuL k0K LIGHT HOUSEWORK IN RE- turn ior good home and $6 8 month. Answer by leter, 860 Grove. OUNG GIRL, GERMAN, WANTS A PLACE as housekeeper: 1o objection to country: wid- ower's hume preferred. 207 Post si., roum & EA4PEEIY WOMAN CAN HAVE A HOME 14 by taking ca e of an 0id Invalid: wages. 3405 Twenty-fourth st TTRACTIVE YOUNG LADY. FORMERLY In good circumstances, wou.d like a steady housekeeper's place : hotel or widower's home pre- ferred. Koum 2, 12014 Geary st. _— e SPA,\ISH WIDOW FROM CUBA WISHES position as housekeeper for bachelor or elderly gentleman. Apply 3054 Mason st., room 1. (QFERATORS ON CUSTOM COA (%: STEADY work; xood wages. 106 Batiery st. GOD GERMAN GIRL FOR CHAMBER- work and waizon table. 624 Fulton st. GIBL Fur GENERAL HOUSEWORK: wages moderate. 1916 Howard st 615 LABKIN-BRANCH OFFICKE OF THE IKL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; wages $20. 1713 broderick st, near Bush. BY,, WELLEDUCATED ENGLISH LADY, experienced teacher with Uxford certificate, s governess, care of children or_any position of trust: highesi reterences. E. A., box 15, Call. ESPECTABLE GERMAN GIKL WANTS rosition &8 ook or for housework: private family or boarding-house: city or country; speaks English. A. Y., 207 Montzomery ave., room 36, W e acaliy: s0od piain. cook and braor keeper: steady snd reliable; cily reference if re- quired. Appiy 225 Miooa st. OMAN WANTS HOU-EWORK IN PRI- LALL _“ubscriptions snd wanc ads taken. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. HINESE & JAPANESE: EST'D 20 YEARS: belp:telmain 1997 BRADLEY & O0..840 Clay UNTEKR & Co.. CHISESE AND JAPANKSE emp. oflice, 61414 Cairfornta st. tel. main 281, APANESE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU: RE- liuble help. 709 Geary st Tel Sutter 21%5. Y J (XP=RIENCED TAILORESS AT 22478 MIS- sion st JENERAL TAILO wi GEIEEAL TAILORESS TU WORK INSIDE. RIGHT GIKL; ABOUT 15 YEARS. CA B Glove o, 318 Aarer ar- e GERMAN & GIKL FuR COOKING AND housewsrk. inquire at store, 321 Kearny s:. HINKESE AND JAPANE-E KMPLOYMENT office; Lesi help. 41414 O'Farrell, Tel. E. 426. IEST-CLASS P FINISHER ON Ci 14 e ON COATS. B5lu1y 7OUNG GERMAN perienced, wanis a bousekecper's place: wid- Ower’s home or country hotel preterred. Koom 11, 233 Post st. SIIUATION A8 HOUSEKEEPER BY A compet -nt Swedish young woman: good refer- ences. Cull or address Miss L., Y. W. C. A., 1221 O'Farrell st. RESPECTABLE WOMAN DESIRES SITUA- tion in smerican family to do cooking and washing: good refersnces; no objection to short d stance in country 55134 Howard st. RESPECTABLE GERMAN WiDOW WITH little girl wishes a position as housekeeper for widower: good home the object. Jourch s, mear Charch, - 00t 3178 Twenty: GIRL, NEAT A~D kX- QITUATION WANTED ON POULTRY OR A3 fruit farm by temperate American, 32 years old: fifteen yea's' experience raisiog poultry large scale. care of incubator, etc.: might ‘axe plac: on shares for widow: has some poultry now. W. H. PARSONS, Wiilows. Glenn County, Cal. NGINEER'S POSITION BY COMPE1ENT man familiar with refrigeratiog, electricai, pneumatic and hydrauiic machinery. Address LOUIS B. GORDOS. 1005 Golden Gate ave. W LMAN WANT= T0 HELP IN KITCHEN; Testaurant. 916 Howard st. OYS TO SELL NEWTON'S SODA GUAM: wages §1 per day. Apply 10115 *tockton st. s1 75 LARKIN—BRANCH UFFICE OF TH [ G Rovinmmathr i ‘want. ads taien BARBERS — OLD ESTABLISHED SHOP, just vacated, to let; will renovate to suic ten ant; rent $20. Inquire 2514 Sixth st. ARBER 10 BUY 150 SHOP; $30; NO rent. Write Barber, 1421 Fourth. ANTED — WELL - EDUCATED _ YOUNG man with good knowledge of shorthand and typewriting: saiury $10; paid weekly. Appiy in own handwriting, Siating ae, to X. Y. Z., box 6, Call Office. PABERHANGER—CALL A17:30 AT BRAN- nan’s salooo, corner Thirtieth and Guerrero sts ST LISH HAIRCUT 10C: ELEGANT SHAVE B¢: clean towels. 6)2 Pacific st., near Kearny BAI'I:I:;FBHOP IN COu N}'flRY.uX:EAR CITY; rare chance; good reason for s:liing. Address 0. K., box 1%, Cali Office. T GENERAL SHOEMAKER CAPABLE OF taking charge of business. 403 Van Ness ave. (CABPENTERS WITH GOOD REFERENCES owaiD Obtain emplovmen: and ahome of their Wwn on the best terms. Inquire box 11, Ci Office, Oakland. 3 = ot ANTED—GET YOUR ~sHOES MADE To ndn” chen. rom 81, 5580, 54 dod 85 8" made es, m a a 2 Mission st., bet. Firs: and Second. ) Y OUNG GIRLTO WURK IN RESTAURANT. 12 Ciar st IRLFUR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 2012 Clay st. 1) ELSST-CLASS OPERATORS ON LADIES' SIMON WANTS 100 MEN 10 GET BOTTLE beer or wine bc; best free lunch. 643 Clay. SUANDINAVIAN = GIKL WANTED TO assist in & boarding-hovse. 11 Ciay st cloaks. M. SIMINUFF, 1228 Market st. AITER WANTED THAT IS NOT AFRAID w to work. 1505 Haight st. Y AN EXPERIENCED MIDDLE-AGED gentieman, a place as foreman on rancn or an: other place of trust: good references. J. box ce. Call O —_— Y OUNG MAN: ¥ XPLEIENCED: WANTS A Place to drive ml k wagon. J. K., box 161,Call. PATTERNS 25c; DRESSMAKERS FUK. nished :hops and tamilies: positions free. Mo DOWELL Uressmaking, Miliinery School, 103 Post. FLiyEMEN'S CALF SHOLS 81 78: TO ORDER #2 50. men’s hal! soling 33¢; heellng 2oc; strictly one price. 959 Howard st. ERMAN OR SWEDI~H GIRL; GENERAL i " F T :z-'orl. plain cooking: $15 to $18. 1118 Luum SHUES, SOLING, 360; MEN'S shoes, soling, SUc: all dons at halt e Taual price. DY Mission t, Hot. Lav and 4 LL WORK REASONABLE AND WaK- ranted. DR. J. W. KEY, 1520 Marke: st JET OF TEETH WITHOULI A FLALL DS H. C Young. 1841 Polk st. OLTON DENTAL ASSOCIAiION, 806 MAd: ket st. UK CHAKLE R —— CARPET-CLEANING. 1.Y STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS: wtans, moves, iays carpets. G. h. STEVIENS, Mgr., 38 and 40 Kighth st.: telephone South 250, VY HEN YoU BeCoMe DISGUSTED WIEL poor work scnd 10 SPA ULDING'S Ploneer Cas pet-beating Works, 858-57 Tenama a.: tel So. 4l REAT EASTERN STEAM CARPET-CLEAN ing works. 14 Sth, B. GRANT, tel. Jessie 201. HOOTING-GALLERY: R T £15: CALL even ng; cheap 1224 O'Farrell s. WELL- ESTABLISHED COFFER $500. aud ‘iunch nouse: big profit; leaves city. D., box 5, Cali Office. ARBER-SHOP central location: good reason fur selling. Br., box OAL BUSINESS PAYING $100 A MONTH; 10 rent to pay: must sell; owner going awsy A. B, box 12. Call Office. DID CORNER SALOON: Apply WICHMANA COMPLETE BAKERY OUTFIT FOR . sale: rent reduced. 713 Valencia st RES [ B4 TOUNG LADY FROM EUROPE gentieman partn-r. Room 2, 311 Ges: EE EMIL (OHN EEFOKRE DISPOSING OF furniture. saloons, groceries, etc ; goods sold on commission: iow rates. 632 Marxet. Tel Clay 47, ¥ YOU WANT TO BUY Ok SELL A BUSI ness see Cal. Business kxcha 850 Market S]’LFJSDA Dd ;T‘ERX\' WHEEL R :’Expg;: Senger an eight s.eamer for sa " KSTAVELik, General Agent North Pacitio Kallway, 638 Market si., 8. F. JO0OD-PAYING HOTEL BUSINE-S: LONG- established; balf interest §500: whole $1000. Address Cosmopolitan Hotel, Feraluma. POBTEASDAGERCY (IS, FAFEIL IN: quire this office erac 133 1hird st Portland, Uregon. CHEAPES’[‘ AND BEST IN AMERICA—THR WEEKLY CALL, sent 0 any address in the United 'States or Canada one year for $1 50, poste age free. WATTS,reifuble carpet-cieaning,renovtg,alter- « ation works, 413 McAllister. Tel. Jessie 321 J —_— e LODGING-HOUSES, ARBER'S ENTERPRISE CARPET-CLEAN- ing wks, 236 14th. Tel Mis. 100. Z. T. Barber. ARPETS CLEANED, BENOVATED LIKE new. J. MCQUELN, 453 Stevenson; tel. S. 228, DVANCE CARVET- CLEANING CO., 402 Sutter; cel. Main 394 GEO. WALCOM, prop. LEANING, 3c; LAYING, #c; KU . SAM- ples Tree; tel Jessie 944 Stratton, 3 Elghth, VARFETS CLEANED & KENOVATED LIKE Dew. 23Tenth; tei. South 36. Mackintosh & Co. £ MITCHELL CARPET-CLEANING + 240 14thst; cleaning 3c. a yard; tel. Mis. 74, ONKLIN'S CARPLL - BSATING WORAS 533 Golden Gate uve. 7elephone Easi 128 e —— ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. A A A A A A A A A A AN DVICE FREE—PRIVATE LAW MATTERS moderate fees: 8 to 8. ATTORNEY Mo CABE, 1(3 Larkin st. —_— DVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC- ialty; private; no fee without success:collections. G. W. HOWE, atty atlaw,850 Market, cor. Stocktn. DVICE FREE—E. T. HOWES, ATTOnNE Aldliaw, 201 Spreckels building, 927 M’ir}ez i 5"BOOM HOUSE, GOOD FURNITURE. 110-room house, b-s: on_earth 14-room house, $50 cash 20-room house, best in clty. 25-Toom house, $200 cash 84-rvom house, c.ears $150. 1d-room houseon kddy... 1&-room house on M son, near Markéi ity property, ranc siness s tor sale and exchanse H. C. DECKER, 1090 Mostor 850, LOKN-E HODSE, 83 10ONS, FINE . location; 16 rooms, Market and Tay- Jor sts. $550: 14 rooms, Mission st., $350: 50 houses for sale. HeALY & CO., 917 Market sty Q] ELOMS: GOOD-PAYING HOUSE: 600 cash, balance easy payments from incos house. 105 New Monigomery st. e O $200. 8 ROOMS, ALL FULL C 5,410 Mihua st. e JOR SALE—2:1 SEVENTH ST, N F Rouse o112 rooms: aul rooms rented: ront $50; UresR PART OF HOUSE; ave. and Jessie st 24 rooms: o COR. MINT omplete order. FURNITURE FOR SALE. OUSEHULD 1A NGE JOHN F. MEY EES CO., BAHM HE Bl arket st A. MITCHELL, REMOVED T 120/ K- + ket; all legal matters: collections ; sdace: free 1G BABRGAIN IN FURNITURK; out: goIDg (0 Alaska. 506 Missigh st o DVICE FREE: NO CHARGE UNLF.SS SU! cesstul. W. W. DAVIDSON, mLuusnu? LAKKIN-BRANCH OFFICE or THR 615 CALL Subscripuions and want ads taken. ) 600 \ Y