The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 9, 1897, Page 12

12 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1897. _— IROQUOIS CLUB MEETS. An Interesting Address by Dr.Jd. H. S:allard. The members of the Iroquois Club lis- tened to a highly instructive lecture on “Municipal Government Under the Su- preme Control of a Large Municipal Coun- cil,”’ by Dr. J. H. Stallard last evening, The speaker first made a lengthy state- ment, bucked by a number of statistics, showing the corrupt condirion of the pres- ent city government. He then proceeded 10 detail a plan for the government by a municipal council unsusceptible to the lurine influences of the almighty dollar. This council must consist of not less than 200 good men, whos duty it will be to ap- point a Mayor, without veto power. for one year; io appoint twenty standing committees ot not less than ten members each, and to emnploy salaried officials to look after the administration of public affairs. . ‘ The council will only deliberate at its sessions, the salaried officer will act ac- cording to itsdeliberations, the committee will watch the officer and the council will watch the committee. This plan, he says, has been very successful in many large European cities, ang if adopted here will give us the best governed ciiy in the country. The iext meeting of the club will be ad- dressed by the Hon. James G. Maguire, THE STOCK MARKET. Still lower prices prevailed for mining stocks yesterday. Belcher opened at 90c acd sold down 10 70 on the noon Informal session. Crown Polnt opened a: 78c and declined to 64c. Yellow Jacket deciiged to 74c. The other stocks were all weaker, Con. Cal. & Va. seiliig down to $1 45, Chollar to 8¢, Ophir to $1 05, and 50 on. There wes cousid- erable seiling on the noon session. The tendency in the afternocn was upward, as will be seen by the list of sales. The Potosi assessment falls delinquent in board to-day. »1n the Standard Consolidated mine at Bodle, for the week ending October 2, raise 2, incline vein, 114 level, showed 3 Inches good ore. South dritt, Black velo. 265 level. showed 15 inches low-grade ore. Raise 2, same vein and leve!, had 24 fuches fair ore in the top. Kaise 5, same vein and ievel, had 86 inches jow-grade ore. North driit, south part of 380 level, had improved a i:ile. Raise 1, same level, also showed improvement. Kaise i, Fortuna vein, 600 level, showed ¥ inches gooa ore. Winze 2, same vein and levei, had 6 inches good ore. 1he stopes were yie ding us follows: Good ore from Builion vein. low-grade ore from main Standard veln and fair 10 tow grade ore from Blacs vein on 245 level: fair to good ore from 318 leve , fair to good ore from 380 level, and good or from’Fortuna vein on the 600 level A reservoir is being excavated on the surface. Standard mill statemen:—urs crushed for the week, 25 tous: average assay vannber taiing: $7 77: concentrates produced, 235 tons: averaze value, $10152; jlate amalcam produced, 1063 ounces: value per ounce, $2 44. lailings plant 1 treated 386 tons taillngs lor the week; piant 2 ireated 512 tons tailings In Septemiber the mining and otuer corpora- tions on and around the Comsicc< paid a total follows: Audes 2900, Mexican & Curry Brunswick Exp.oration Company $6025, Crown Point $1143, Bel h-r § 625, Yeidow Jacket $ 272, Confidence $431, Challenge $223, Imper.al $381, <eg. Belcher »254, Savace $2144, Chcliar $5567, Potosi £1971, Union :haft $2432, Sierra Nevada $924, Alpha $7:8: Overman (estimaied) $1000, Ca edonia (es- timated) $500, Nevada il (esiimarea) $550, Eiectric 1 ignt ' (eetimated) $500, W aier Com pany (estimated) $3000, quartz mi Is (*stimated) $5000. The aggregate of the September payrolls was $3000 less tnan that of tne August disbuisements, a0 1 was the lowest his year The Furtuna Miniog Company paid a aividend of $10,000 on the 1st, makiog $90,000 this year and £150,000 in all. Ihe Geyser-Marlon Miniog Compsny paid a dividend of $3000 on the 1st, making $49,000 this year. The Hope Mining Company paid a dividend ot $10,000 on tue 1st, making $50,000 this year and $7.2,252 to date. e regular and ertra dividends of the Napa Con. quicksilver mine, amounting to $20,000, wera paid on the 1st. The Stardard Con. mine will pay & dividend of 10c ver share on the $1723, Utah $737, Occitental $1701, v Following were the saics in the San Francisco £tock Board yes: coMMEXCING 66/40) Savaze. 110|200 Seg Bel. 135500 Julia....03/400 5 Nv..1.25 9700 Kentuck..)0|200 180 “{1ud Mxie 6. L1455 - 209 Ocedt = 541100 1.50(100 StLouls...18 909 Chollar...74/205 Opuir . BU0 CL&V..1.55/100 . 50 Crotn:... 7+ 100 Ovrian. 200 Excehqr...07|509 Potos: A}1¥ENOON EESSION 118,100 .19 400 Alta. 11200 tonn 350 Belcher .50 400 C Point. 200 .. “81/500 10) B 100 Bullion. 11200 Justice....54|:50 S Nav 4500 Kentck 00 Sil Hill. 100 5200 Mexican..6((304 Uniou.. 300 3100 . 61200 100 100 -40/300 650 150150 1.35 1400 YJacl 5u0 Con 1m...05150 ¢ 10 Following wers Eoard yesterday: EEGULAR FPSSION—10:39. 04/100 Ophir. 05300 Ovrma. 79 500 Potos! 5> 100 the twes in the Paclfic Stock 200 Alnha. 609 Alia 200 110 0 -81/100 Jusiics... 3! 500 StLouls.... 000 Kentuck08 50 Stdral.s: % 0> 100 Uniop... 0. 063 6 0 Ural 41500 . AFTERNOON SKSSION—?2:3). 19:200 Cra Pt....71/100 Mexican . .58 iji0 75100 Upuied. 200 Umion . 100 Urah CLOSING QUOTATIONS. FRIDAY, Oct. 8—4P. a0 Bid. Asked.| Bid. Asked, Alpha Con 19 20| sustice.. 35 35 19 2|Kentuck . 08 09 29 30 Mexican.....l] 55 b7 74 75 cciental L35 Lo 71 7%0phir wE 1le 18 1sOverman...... 18 17 «@w 42 Potos| 55 70 7z avage. 57 .45 1.0 eg. Belcher 15 48 50 sco-pion - Con. lwperial. 03 14 1 ver Hiji. 07 Confidence.....1.05 115 ierra Nevada 1.15 Crown Polnt .. 75 7:(-tandard 50 Excheauer 06 07|Cnion Coa 58 Gould & Lurr . 63 64|Utah.. 23 Hale & Norers. 115 1.2t|Yeliow Jacker 76 Jusa.......... U3 0 STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. FRIDAY. Oct. 8-2 p. s UNITED STATSS BONDs. Bid. Asked. T Fds comp.11214 — Lcnew meueiid | - MISCELLANEOUS RONDL Bid 4, U 8 tareg... 2aisgt R CALRIChIaSy. 1123, NP C 5s = CalElecL 63328 = — 104 CouaC W bs 100 - Dpotstex-co — 9815 Ommbuybe. 12235 — Rasn L&P 63129 131 P &O Ryos. 110 © — FECHRR 63107 — |PACh Ry és. 100 104 Geary-st K5s — 100 |Pwist KR8j115 HU&SD14s100 — (Kemo, WL&L — 103 losanzLos — 100 [tactoP &u. — 100 LoGnteed 835 96 EF&ENPKSs. 1033310514 MxtatCblets 1269412614 = PR Ariz81 9914 9uily DoRyCon ds. 10855110 ~[~PRRCalcs. 108 .10 NatVinésls. — 500 SPRR(S. — 95 NevUNgh7s 9~34 |SPBrRCaiss. 108 N Ey Cal 03,1072 EVWateroe. Li75,11814 B &y Gt val ¥5 |SVWatecds. 1013410214 NPC6s.... 006 1073gskinuehss 951y — WATKR STOCKS. — |SPrag Valley 1001410054 Contrs Costs 9 Banulo.... 1 ©AS AND XLKCTRIGC STOCK3. Cnpttat .oy —. 25 [PacificLiza, 84 — Ceniral, %o, $%le — [SFG&Elec 97 9714 B Kleo Lighi 67 10 [-an Francsco .15 o3g QakG L &H Dboe 58 (SIOCKIO.w 350 — Fow owe duws 944 — INSURANCE STOCKS. Fireman'sFr182Yg — | = COMMEKCIAT, BANK STOCKS. #10-Cal .. 5513 5714 First Navon. 18435 — a:nlflw..’ V’-"Q London P&A. lzu“lw Labb&1Co 9714 99 [Merch Ex. . is - RAVIas HANK STOOKA. forsaron 1480 1620 [savailosa. o 100 bSEL.1u5) 116y |Security. . = e 34U | Uniou SEiYs0 1080 ETREET KATLROAD STOCKS. Californts. ... 1.934 11035 Vak SL&HAS 100 bt ot s = peend 61 8 Makersl o 4835 — | FUWDER §TOCKS. Californla.... — 110 |uiantCox... 38 3914 Esaleruull — 30 |Vigonk. i3 3y MISCKLIANKOUS KTO"KS. Alnska vy, 9814 9914 Nat Vinen . 4 8 Serbeanta 105 2 SN Ninsate 8215 34 HawC&sCo.. 2474 25 |PacAuxfA — 3 Huteh SFul 337 34 | PackoraxCo.100 = MesXAsa. vu o — | Pt P vig — EALES—MORNINS BaS3id ¥, Boarm— 125 Hawalian Commerctal. . 248715 25 Hutchinson s P Co. . 3400 35 S 1" Gas & Electrie Co. S ¥ 00 )00 S V 43 Bonds.. L 102 00 00 do co 1101 871, Vigorit Powaer. LB sy ® do a0 . 350 Stroor— 40 California-street Railroad 1:0 00 25 Mariet-st Railway. 5 50 BALES—AFTERS Board— 35 SF Gas & Electric Co 10 NV Water. $2000 S F & N P Rallway Bo: 200 Vigorit Powder . ryee 20 Alaska Packers’ Association.. HOTEL ARRIVALS. PALACE HOTEL. Mrs P B Simons, LosGat A Wob'er, Mexlco C Storck, N Y Mrs C Suckney, lowa W B Deveraux, Japan Mrs N S Hauton, Jowa O W Peck, Chicago Mrs Stern & 2 ¢, Japan J A Cransion, Portland k. Y Gibson, Chicago P Newmark. Los Angel R Shimiigu, Japan Dr W S squire, London S Sugizama, Japan Mrs W S ~quire, Loudoa J 1 ovell, N X D M Fowler, » Y © K Miiler, USS Oregon Mrs D H Fowler, N Y ¥ F Rozery, Palo Alto Mirs G Seaman, N Y H Burrows, Bostoa C H Westler, Minneapo C R Clover, Wasu, D C G'B Bonneli, Phila 215 Clover 2 ¢ & gov,DC A E Dongiass, Flagstsft E Goodall & w, Uuk and J A Donnell, L Angeles L C Wai'e & w, Riversd E R Huil, Pasadena Mrs E R Hull,'Pasadena Masier R Hull, Pasadoa J T Mills. N Y MrsJ T Mills, N Y 4 U Strausy, Chicago Mrs G € Straa-s,Chicago I V Brokaw & w. Cbico H C Brokaw. (hico G T Biokaw, Chico E Alexiff, St Petersburg M Molao. St' Petersburg L X Baknemeteft,St Pet S Tupiiz. 1okio K Mi sukuri, Toxio €S Hamlin, Buston B Guggenh:im, Yoxoha J Smith, 5 Y GRAND HOTEL. W R Hil Petaluma C H Gardver, 11l A Starr. Poriland Miss Kendull, 1.0s Ang Miss O Rendal,, Los Aug W B Huskell, Petaluma A C Traver. Salt Lake ¥ A Steiger, Vacaville W A Middugh, Petaluma S WPurrington. Los Ang J Hii & w, Rohnerville W Esmyih, NY L A Grant, Los Aug S Pragge. Los Ang € S Chase,’ Manitoba W W Stone & w, Arcata Mrs T BaT, Arcats M L Washburn & w, Vt H M Westiwelt, Portland ¥ F Chase, Sac C Rule, Dunci J H Guthrie, Sac B H Wilson&w. J Goidmau, Merced ¥ D McCabe, Mer.ed H J Tiily, Sydney A I Cramer, Ttaly WS Gi.hens. S C G W Thomas. N Y S Shikara. Japan A A derson, suisun E E Hoibrook, Hollister W R Hill Petaiuma CM ay & w, Wilmette H Powers & w, >an Jose J Innpe, Jap'n D J Wereschagin & w, Chiva J C Lamb & w, Sa'inas © P Drumau, Baih, Me H'H Bell, stauford U C A Green, Stanfoid U ¥ A Wurzbach, N Y G M Foote, Holl ster G W Kimble, Placerville W D Morgan,*anta Croz Mrs Wel -h. Oakland R Egbert & w, Poriland A D Cutis & w, Marysvil J A Cooser, Ukian G A Smith &w, nd RUSS HOUSE. G F Houstoa, Madera P A Gaynor, Arcaia OF Saxe& wi,S Jose K H Safley, Calistoga L A Rober son, Szc.0 A Gray, *acto K A Hedpath, Lakeport W H Chambers,Oakland F Miller, >an Jose J s Hotchkiss, Sac o A Gutney, Chico P Tormey. Stoc iton N B 10gers, C0oks Spngs T Silva & wi, Sun ol W H Steen, Or F Steimes, Des M. ines Mrs W M Nieen, Or N W Campbe J W Earnett, Fordand R i M.c.aushiin, Ur J Stoxes. Porland. H G Sm th. Poriland P R Jeficatt, Fortdand J W Kingrew, PL Arena Dr ¢ Hulcomb, Por.iand W J Ku.heitord. ur E A Wilsou, Portland ¥ Mitchell, Portland I'P Wocdrait, James:wn C W Mathéws & wi, Or C Cirrott, Vancouver W P Gould, Spokane W J Snyder, Spo.ane Mis K Campbeil, r R Willams, Op E W illlams & w1, or S 1 Uwens. Portiand K Retersor, Pordand J M Mayfield, Kutherfrd N Leavit’, Grass Valley L P jeosen. Germany W brocamau, Susany Mrs F ¢ Jensen & son, L Prior, Tulare Germany M Prior. . ulare unt, Bainder 1 P Weller, Sacto B Forsythe. Sunta Rosa J Keed, | ovelock, Nev H Jefterson, Amador Mrs H Jefferson, Amador LICK HOUS J M Fulweller, Auburn Miss ¥ Braly, Fresno G A Brown, Ca Miss B Braly, Fresno M stenge, Dixon J B W oods, »an Jose 1S Ford, Nevada City J M Davis, Atwater H Whe-ler, Cal L Radclift, Sacto B E Uphaw, Martinez J L I ova, Ukisl JSGorman & w, Cal € K Tilson, Modesto J £ Pardee, Cal G W Kinney, Yosemite J M Bealy & w. Frexno T B.oser, Yosemite 1 Leasly, San J. se A neno, Hukerstield W W Chandler, rimira ¥ B Chaudler Jr, PaloAl C L Ortunan, ~tocktou F B i.lage, Grass Valley * W Benneit, Bakerstild J a1 Coliler, Fresno uck, Fresuo A Caminetti. Jackson ler & wi, Cal T k Joh son & wi, ~anJ New Jr Miss M Forres er, Cal J Dougn-ity, san Jose T B oxer, ) osemite i W nennedy, ) osemit C A Til.son, sivdesto G P Yates & wi. Col Spr 213G 1ole. Colorado Sp U Pratt & w1, Colorads s Mrs G Fratt, Colurudo S J A Loyle, Colorado Spr 0 G Yost, Colorado Spr BALDWIN HOTEL. J H Roberts, Sacto J C Magerty, Santa Uruz Pe.er i ail, ~an Jose S Swanwood, U S N C K Phipps, Sacto Dr Chisholm, Mex Mrs Chisholm, Mex ¥ G Jahn Guatemala Mrs M Linebert, Guate- Mrs 8 . ohen, Guatemala ma a G O Gutm. n. PS Mrs (: O Gutman, Pa J Fyre Jr, stockton H M Barroll, Conn A I Castro. Mt View A W Draper 1 B pri.chard, Purt Costa C L Knate, Chicago H D has:, N'Y H E Hart, San Jose Mrs 1art San Jose Mrs C L Schieffelin. L A A 1 C Dowdell, <t Helena M 4 Conning, 1 ocdand W B Fi_e, San'Jose G Tresbe. Lcs Augeles DV Mahony, San Jose J K sneed, Dixon NEW WESTERN HOTEL. T Fay, Valleio Mrs H M reabody. N Y LM “a)ston, India G hid ey, ~an Juse J Koitsers, Fresno H M Jackson. >un:a Ros R Powers, ~anta 10sa R J Mcrrisou Fresno J Crowley, Bakerstiid J =mith. £1esno C A Coleuathv, Mexico W R Coox, Fort Brage J A Waus, Car-on City J A Kou.s. Chic: go £ Ander-on. Fresno A A Kambo & w, Vacay W H ruiier, reuicin J ¥rping CELSIOR LODGE No. 166, F. ana A. M.—Specisl meeting o H1% (SATURDAY) EVENIAG, October 8, at 7:30 o'clock. Second degree. THEO. &, MITH, Secreta:y. BF EXCELSLOR DEGrEE Lodge No. 2, I. 0. C lar meeting THIS K degree will be conferred. 5 ErANCO-AMERICAN Lodge No. 207, 1. ¢, 0. F.—1he 3 officers aud members of th's .01ge are riquested 10 uect at their hall on 7/ SU.DAY, October 10. at 2 <'clock P M., 1o & tend the funeral of our late brother, Gecrges Bubot SCHABIAGUE, N. G. g SAINT LUKKE HOSPI AL—THE AN- nuai meeting of the members of the Corpo- ration of St Luke’s Hospit d will be held ai. the Diocesan House, 731 Cull ornis street. San Fran- cisco, on M )NDAY. the 1Xth instant, at 30 o'cluck, for the election of five members of the corporatios and sny sother business which may come before the mee:ing. C.V. 8. GIBSS, President. WILLIAM DOXKY, Secretary. BZ SOTICE—IHE ANNUA L MEETING OF the stockholders of the Bank of Callfornia will be heid at the banking-house In this city on NUESDAY, Octobe: 12 1897, at 11 4. M. ALLEN M.CLAY. mecretary. “an Francisco, September 10, 1597. NOTICE OF MEETING—THE REGU- . Jar annual meeting of the swockholders of the Nevada Bank of Sun rancisco will +e heid at lis banking office, 301 Monigomery street, *an Francisco, Ca, on WEDNESDAY. (he 13th aav of Cctober, 1897, at the hour of three (8) o'clock P M. for the purpose of clecting a board of direc- 1075 0 secve durin - the en.ui g yenr, und 1or the Lrausaction of such other vusiness as may come before the meeting. D. B. DAVIDSON, Secretary. San Francisco. Sepiember 2%, 189 ————— Portland | MrsT A Kendall, L Ang | M:SSL. Y. W.C. A ) CHURCH NOTICES., CENTRAL MhTHDIST EPISCOPAL Chaurch, Mission street, between Sixth and Seventh. Charles kawaid Locke. b Ciass meeting at 9:30 A. M. Morning o'cluck. by ihe pustor: suvject, in the Werld.” Evening scrmon by the pastor: je t.“Why I At Not Ashamed of the Gospel 0f Corist.” “~pecial music at both services; J. Morris, chorister. Sunday-school at 1 p. 3. Rolla V. Watt, superintendent. Christian kudeavor meetings at 6:30 P. M. Midweek service, Wednes day evenin-. 7:30: su ject, “Faith.” All people cordislly invited to all of these serv ces. Seats free. SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. OUNG PARISIAN WIDOW DESIRES A Po- siifon as housekeeper: widower's home pre- ferred. 132 Post st.. rooms 10 and 11. Sr.wu\'u AND REPATRIN NEATLY DONE HELP WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED-Continued. ANCH COOK, $20: GIRL ALAMEDA, $25: miri, kddy, $25: girl, Vailejo, $25; girl, Gough, $25: Girl, Fresuo, $20: gir), Broderick. $20; giri, Golden Gate ave, $20: gir. Sutter, $:0; girl, Vacaville, $20; girl, Masonic ave. $20: girl, Scott, $20. MARTIN & CO, 749 Market st. Call or address 11234 Grant ave., room 8. Y OUNG WIDUW DESIKES GENTLEMAN'S mending. Call a. 321 Eliis st., room 46. QPANISH WIDOW FEOM CUBA WISHES position as housekeeper for bachelo- or elderly gentlemag. Apply 305A Mason st., room 1. THE STKANG - RS SABBATH HOME (643 Howard st), Methodist Episcopal Cburch.—The new pas:or, Jobn A. B. Wiison, D.D., will prea hac i1 A. M. 7:30 p. M. Morn ing suvj ct. “The Cure of Care”: evenins subject, he Glory of the Cross.” Special music. A com- fortable seat, a courteous greeing and a cordial welcome awaits you always. Sunday-school at 12:30, J. Douglas Hay, M. D., superintendent. rvice at Third and Howurd streets at 6 P. M. Great raly of youns people at the chuich at 6:30. CALIFORNIA-STREET METHODIST Episcopal Church, corner California and Broderick streets—Kev. 'J. W. Phelps pastor, Morning service, 11 o'c'ock: subjeci “Heaven. ™ k.vening service, 7:45 o'ciock; subject, “Hell Seats free. All invited. DIVIDEND NOTICES DIVIDEND NOTICE—THE BOARD OF directors of the Nevada Bank of San Fren- ci18co has this day declared a dividend (No. 22) at the rate of six (6) per cent per annum for the quar- ter ending Sept. 30, 1897, payab.e on and afier the 15th of October, 1397. Tr.nsfer-books will be closed from the 10th 1o the 15th insi., both days D. B. DAVIDSON, Secretary. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. ERMAN FMPLOYMENT OFFICE—MRS. LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. (iel. Maln 5332), furnishes best helv of uli nationalities, JIBST-CLASS ~COTCH CCOND GIRL, ¥ 200d waitress, desires a situation : best of refer- erces J. k. CROSETT & Cu., 316 Sutter st. J EAT GERMAN HOUSEGIRL:; GOOD COOK and iavndress: city or country; $20: best references. MKS. NOKTON, 315 Suiter si. EFINED R-ERY GOVERNES: DE- Riiras sitnation. 812 to 15 references: city or couniry. MISSCULLEN, 823 Sutter st. JCANDINAVIAN MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN wishes situation: good plain cook, laundress. B., box 102, Cull Office. OUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE PLACE work in bakery o- any light work; can sew and pisy piano a liitie. Address A. A. A., box 85, Call Utlice. S TO WEDISH GRADUATE, MAS: es situation with inv: S, WISH- il or address 1 O'Farrell st. 12 OUNG WIDUW WANTS POSITION AS A hou -ekeeper for a widow. 126 Fourth st., room 2d floor. Y 21 Y QUNG LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION [ candy-siore: will give 2 weeks’ time, Address Earnest, box 28, (all Utlice. DAY SH GIKL_ GOOD COOK, WILL GIV services mornings. evenings. Saturdays and Sundays for room ana board. 3L JACOBS 2118 Kalirosdave., Alnmeda. ITUATION WANTED A~ HOUSEKEEPER or for lodging-house. Koom 49, 850 Market. ELIABL< GFRMAN WOMAN WISHES TO R s Iady or srown child. or any kind of ltsht work of trust” 3.7 Fourth, upstairs. S TOUNG GIRL DESIRES TO TAKE CARF OF child on y: s.eep home Address 1025 Market st gul.ery. MIABL~ AND ACCOMPLISHED YOUNG £ lady desires a } ermanent piace as housekeeper in botel, widower's or bachelor’s home. 12033 Gea y st room 2. TOUNG LADY (GERMAN) DESIRES 10 a hou-ekeeper’s place; widower's home or country botel preferred. 207 Post st.. room 8. OMPETENT ~COTCH GIRL W1~HF.S COU! iug and housework in priva:e famlly; refe ence. Call 627 1 arkin sc REspECTAB MIDDLR-AGED WOMAN wishes situa.ion 1o do housework or care for wninvalid; xood ref. rence. AJdress 14 Fourih. (OMPETENT WUMAN WANIS POSITION s cook ani laundress i private 1amiy. Apply 30814 Liaves st TOUNG RUSSIAN LADY IN REDUCED CIR- tumstances would like bousekeeper's place; will do plain sewing. 23 Post st., room 1. NOMPETENT KNG IsH COOK, DER- stands the American style; nice luandress or country: country preferred. Call 128 1h wag 8 $12 1o $15. RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUA’ tion 10 do ge eral housework; many years- references. Apply 2689 Mission st. FoU cit; G WIDOW JUST FROM THE EAST wisues a situation as housekeeper: city or coun- trp. Cull at 989 Howard st., rcom 51. WOMAN WISHES WORK BY Mcaliister INGLISH WIDOW Wi~HES SITUATION A8 Lousekeeper: city or countiy. 32515 Bush st, 10oms 3 und 4 M!PDLF-AGED WOMAN WISHES SITUa- A "lion "o do genersl houseworks; city or short dis ance in the country: wages moderate: no postats answered. 110 Six! T PROTE~NTANT GIRL WISHES s cook or seneral housework: wages 825, Cail, 10 2 days, at 908 Florida st. JIBSI-CLASS DRESSMAKER WOULD LIKE engagenients Lo go out by the day. . D., box 18, Cail: YV UUNG WIDOW WISHES 10 MAKK HER- self geierally useful around house. Room 1. 235 O’ rarrell st. JOUNG LADY DESIRES A PUSITION A housexeeper: widower's h.me prefeired. 521 Mission st., room 6. VW IPOW WANTS WORK: PLAIN SEWING oF bousekee) Ing; city or countrsy. Cail for § days at 821 Miss on st, room 3 7OUNG WIDOW. IN REDUCED CIRCUM- stances, wishes position as housekeeper or plain sewlig. =¥Yg Sixth st, room 6. YOUNS LaDy WISHES SITUATION housekeeper for widower. Room 9, 122 Post. IDDLE-AGED WOMAN WISHES A SITUA- tion to take care of chiliren. 30 Bernard st. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONEs, WATCH- es, jeweiry,seniskins. Uncle Harris, 15 Grant Y WELLEDUCATED ENGLISH LADY, experienced teacher with Oxford certificate, as governess, cure of children or sny position of trust: highest reterences. K. A., box 15, Call. Y OUNG GERMAN GIRL NEAT ASD FX- perienced, wants a_housekerper's piace: wid- ower's home or country hotel preferred. Koom 11, 223 Post st. RYEPECTABLE GRKRMAN WIDOW WIlH little girl wishes a position as housek eeper for widower; good home ihe object. 3:78 1weuty- sourth st., near Church. IRST-CLAS <EAMS RkSS WANTS SIT| ation in private family; second work and weit on ladies; weli recommended. Address or call, )18 Tenth st. TOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE DAY washing or housecleaning. Apply 59 Howara st., dowustairs. OUNG LADY WANTS housekeeper for wid wer. room :2. YLUNG WiDOW DESIKES POSITION AS housekeeper in w.dower's home or to do plain sewi g Cali 7 Grant ave, room 3. “OUNG WIDOW DESIRES POSITION AS housekeepec in widower's home or to do plain sewing. Cali 7 Grant ave., roum . 7 OUNG WIDOW, PARISIA N, WISHES POSI- 1102 ns housekeeper; city or coun.ry ; widower's home pre erred. 1122 Market st., room 31. 7OUNG LADY, RUSSIAN, DESIKE: manent piace as Lousckeeper: widowe preferred. 23 Post st., room 2. POSITION AS Cad 120 K.1is st., PE&- home LAKKIN—BRANC CALL Nubscrinth 61 OFFICE OF THE A want mis taken. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. HINESE & JAPANFSE; KST'D 20 YEARS: helpitel.main 1997, BKA LLEY & Cu. 640 Clay UNTER & CO. CHINESE AND JAPANESE emp. office. 61415 Cahifornia st., tel. main 231 APANESE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU: RE- liable help. 709 Geary st. Tel. Sutter 2125. HINESE AND JAPANE-E KMPLOYMENT Clohice: st help. 41414 O’ Farrell, Tel. E. 426. (CABBIAGE AND HOU-E PAINTER, PAPER- / baoger and decorator: a tempera’e young man: best references: firs..class workman: Will work very chep: city or couniry. Address H., box 45, | Uftice. W ANTED—POSITION AS VALKT OR BUT- ler or :o wa ton invaiid by Englishman who has traveled four seasons in Europe. A. H. HEN- DE hSUN, su.ro Baths. ANTED—FIRST-CLASS ENGINE R R wanis s -eady position: country preferred. Address 521 Turk si. )& GIRLS, $15; 27 YOUNG GIRLS, $8, 310 25 ana s12 per_month, asidst nice familles. MARTIN & Cu., 749 Market st +) CHAMBERM\IDS, »12 TO $20 PER 12 montn city and country: call early. MAR- TIN & C: ., 749 Marke. st. J2MES BRENNAN. THE SECTION BOSS, please call; second baker, country shop. $30 found: waiter, country hotel, $25; woodsmen, $20, $26 and £30: man for vegetuble garden. K. T. WARD & CO.,'6J8 and 610 Clay st. BUSINESS CHANCES, PARTNEK WANTED IN A BUTCH $1 » er-shop; well located; n:lxfllel"t titted up; doing a paying trade: chesp reni; 3 1iving-rooms: an excallont chance for a buicher. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. ANTED — SECOND BUTLER FOR PRI va e family in city, good wages: also youns TMAN 10 assisL around private house in cliy, wages 20 references. Appiy MISS PLUNKETT, 424 Sutter st. PAKTNER WANTED IN A WELL-PAYING - commission tusiness: established and run by present owner for 20 years; excellently located; no night or Sunday work. For jurther Informa- ¢ tion apply to M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. AITER FOR CLUEF,$10. HOTELGAZETTE, 4.0 Kearny st W 7 GFRMAN AND SWEDISH NURSEGIELS, { %20 per month. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Murket! WAITRESSES, $15 AND ROOM, CITY 1008 country. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. WAITRESSES COUNTKY HOTELS, $20 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st RENCH COOK, CITY. $25 AND ROOM. MAKTIN & CO. 749 Market st. GERMAN CuOK-, 25 AND ROOM. MAR. 1IN & CO.. 749 Murnet st. WAITRESSES, 85 A WEEK. MARTIN & C0., 749 Marke: st. CUAMBERMAID AND WALL NKAR CITY $10; waitress, Alameda, $20: restaurant wait- ress, $5. $12 and room; giri. housework, : nursegiil, $8: womau, housework, Merced, $15 aud fare: 10 wirs, housework, $20 and $25; 12 girls, assist, $12, $15. (. K. HANSEN & C0., 108 Geary st. 3 UOK FOi INSTITUTIUN, CITY, §20. C. R. HANSEN & CU., 108 Geary st. RONER, NEAR CITY, $10; FRENCH COOK, $40. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. I FIRSI-CLASS BARTENDEK WANTS A PO- sition fn the city. Add. Bar T, box 102, Call 7OUNG MAN, sPEAKING GERMAN, wishes employment as salesman. R. P., 821 Tark s:. JIRST-CLASS PLUMBER WOULD LIKE work in the country at moderate wages. Ad- dress R W. E., box 15, Office. DLUMBER DESIRES WORK ANYWHERE; 12 vears' experience: first-class mechanic. A. X., box 15, Call Oftice. BAKEK-YOUNG MAN FROM THE NEW knziand Siates wants si:uation as cake-buker. Address Baker, box 8, Call « fice. ERGINEER, SOBER AND INDUSTRIOUS, wishes situation to run steam-engine, electric or pumping machinery: also’ handy with carpen- ter's 100ls. ~ A. k., box b4, ¢ all Oftice. FIEST-CLASS BARBEK, 26 YEAKS OLD, wanis steady work in 15¢ shop. Call or ade dress PAUL HOEFLINGER, 110 u-ive ave. HOROUGHLY CoMPETEN: BUTLER would like position in first-class private family; best referenc s: makes all salads J. STEIN- BENG, T22 Bush 5. PENIIST — SITUATION — WANTED BY g:aduate of seven years’ experience. Dentlist, box ¥, Call uffice. (XPLRIENCED YOUNG MAN WISHES TO -4 finish his irale, biacksmith and wheelwright; permavent situation: start on smull salary. Ap- ply JIM, 957 Market st. AN ABOUT PLACE, DANISH, IS A GOOD driver, care of girdea: can milk: has first refer nces. Address C. D, box 97, Cali. M'PDLE-AGED MAN, HANDY ABOUT muchinery: can do repairing 1n wood or iton, also fireman or engineer. xood refere nce. H. E. R., Reno House, Sacramvnto st. M FLe3T-CLASS KANCH CUOK OR GARDENER aud borseman on a gentleman's place: am s practical man. Aadress A. K. D., 139 Minna st. APANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT office, vest help, 314B Sutter st.; tei. Grant 30. P‘lflfi'l‘-chdh-\ UPHOL*TERER AND CAR- pet man wishes position in_ city or coantry: Teferences furoisied. Address R. E. box 14, Call. [§UTLER—YOUNG MAN, GCOD APPEAR. ance and manuers, absolutely honest. wishes po.ition as butier: city or country: height of wages unimporiant. A. T., 938 Mission st. MIDDLE-AGED MAN WOULD LIKE POSL. tion; bas had experience in wholesale grocers house, also grneral merchandise store; with refer- eoces Address 6. W., box 47, Call 0 FLOUR ME man, well acquainted with the flour trade and a practical Laker, wishes position as sa.esman. F. M., box 14, Call. (FABDENER, MIDDLE - AGED, SINGLE, T would iike ‘s place iu a private family. J. O, C, box 18, Cail Office. M ARRIED MAN WANTS WORK OF ANY kind: undersiands the cars of horses: can do porter work; sober and reliable. Address H. K., box 15, Call. YUUNG FARMER AND WIFE. WITH NO chiidren, wi.h places on ranch; capable In every respect: besl reierences. Address NELSON, Golden Gate, Oskland. JTEADY, RELIABLE SCANDINAVI wants work of any kind; can drive aud care for horses. Address S. C, box 92, Call. ONEY LOANED UN DIAMONDS, WATCH- es, jewelry sealsking. Uncle Harris, 15 Grantay JITLATION WANTED ON POULTKY OR A fruit farm by temperate American, 32 years old: fifieen yea:s' experience raising pouitry on large scale. care of incubator, etc.: might ‘ake pluc: on shares for widow: has some poultry now. W. H. PARSONS, Willows. Glenn County, Ca'. \ INGINKER'S POSITION BY COMPE1ENT man famillar with refrigerating, electrical, poeumatc and hydraulic machinery. Address LOULS B. GORDOS, 1005 Golden Gate ave. TOUNG MAN; I XPERIENCED: WANTS A place to drive mi k wagon. J. K., box 161,Call. INGINKER: LOCOMOTIVE OR STATION- ary; first-class letters: fi.teen years last place. G. E. L., box 48, Call Cflice. )XPERIENCED DISHWASHER WISHES A situation: city or country. Address B D.,box Wass ED— POSITION AS TEAMSTER with some cliy firm: first-class 1eference. Address A. X., box 124, Call uffice. TED BY A FIKST-CLASS n raised on a fruit rauch. F. i Uflice. tox 14, Ci ovu. G GENTLEMAN DESIRES EMPLOY- speaks fluently and_corresnouds in four u. B X., box 91, Call Oftice. 61 RANCH OFFICE OF THE tubscrintions sn wan: ads taken. {XPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER AND gencral office man, competent, steady, relinb'e, desites position; citv or country; moderatesalary. 8.1, tox 19, Call Office. 5 LAKKIN - O CALL: KLLIGrNT MAN, SPEAKSSEV- iangusges, understands massage, can tend horses, wants any kina of work. Address B. N., box ¥4, Call Oftice. 'S JAPANESE AND CHINESE EM- 1o ment office, 3148 Sutterst.: tel. Grant 30. APANESE YOUNG MAN WANTY SITUA- tion (0 work early In he morning or in the eveninz. Address G. K., box 15, Ca I utiice. APANKSE FIRST-CLANS WAITER WANTS situation as walter In family in tne city. J.X., Lox 44, Lali Ottice. VW SUHESTER HOUSE 44 1 HIRD ST. NR Market; 200 rooms xbc io 8150 per nighs. 11 £0 1o $6 per week; convenlen: and respeciaie: ree busy &nd bargage 1o ant trow ibe terry. HELP WANTED-FEMALE, W ANTED-NURSE FOR THE CARE OF one child: wages $30: fTeferences and exnper- lence neces ary. Apply MISS PLUNKET, 424 tuiter st. CHANTS—GOOD BUSINESS | TOMAN TO COOK FOR 10 MEN ON A raoch, $20 and fare paid. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. GERMAN AND FRENCH NUKSES, $20 and §25: 2 German and French second girls, $20: 8 cooks, German style $25 and $30: iaun- dress aad chambermaid, $25: cook, institution, £40: restauran. waliress, $25: jroner in lauudry. £25: coo< aad second kirl, same house, Santa Clara Count ,and a large number of girls for couning and housework. J. F. CKOSKETT & Cu., 816 Sulter st. TBUSIWURTHY PROTESTANT = WOMAN 0 assisi with baby: no housework; short dis- tance from city. Ylease call immediately 2400 Flimore st NEAT YOUNG GIRL FOR COUNT<Y TOWN; light worc: have access to piamo. Inquire after noon, 17 Third st., room 1. W ANT D—YOUNG CULOKED WOMAN 10 do general hous work. 417 Fair Oaks, near Twenty-fifth. G ERMAN GIRL FOR COUKING AND housewors. Inquire at store 321 Kearay st. IRL FOK CIGAR-STAND AND BAR 319 kast st W ANTED—GIRL T0 DO 1 1GHT work; wages $10. 1710 Larkin st. G FOR G Ply 540 Haig! AITRESS: GIKL OR RESPLCTABLE woman. 438 Third st. (G!BLWANTEDTO REPAIR GENTLEMEN'S clothes. California Renovatory, 116 Geary. HOUSE- NERAL HOUSEWORK. AP. st IRL OR WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work: $10 or $12 mo.; sieep home. 629 Cala. Nx EAT GIRL TO ASSIST IN housewor<. Call at 1111 Post s / OMAN WANTEDTO WORK IN KITCHEN Apply 13 Polst PERATUR ON tices: errand-bo st, rofm 2. IRL SPEAKING GERMAN, AGE 15, MINU- ing children; no other work. 18:0 kddy st. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es. jewelry,sealskins. Uncie Harris, 16 Grantav AT GIKL:. KIND TO CHILDKEN AND ssist generally: Protesiant. 512 Minna si GENERAL JUSTOM VESTS; APPRE reierences. 509 Kearny M LDKRIY WOMAN CAN HAVE A HUME by taking ca e of an o.d invalid: wages. 3405 | Twenty-fourth st. PER ATORS 0! N CUSTOM COA I} STEADY AGENTS WANTED TO TAKE ORDERS FOR our celebrated teas, coffees, spices: big in- ducements offered: wriie for par icu ars. agents wuanted everywhere: free watches, bicvoies, dishes. Great Am-rican Importi:g Tea Co.. 53 Market st., Sun Fraoeisco. W ANTED — FIESI-(LASS EXPERIENCED ciothing man: aso experienced furnisning 800ds saiesman: window-dressers preferred: good salary. Address H. C., box 119, Call. WAIITED—KLEVATOR BUY: MUST BE over15 yearsodand be well recommended. APBlY S & G. GUMP, 113 Geary st. WXPERIENC-D YOUNG MAN AN BOOK- As keeper. Address, with referesces, G. H., box 5o, this office. jsARBER FOE SATUKDAY; $3. 2140 MIS- ) sion st., near Eighte :nth. |, AEBERS - WaN FO& SATURDAY; / wages $3. Call 602 Clay st. ARBER WANTED FOR SATURDAY; wages 13 122 Gough st. ALBKER FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. 229 Hayes st. I 9=() SALOON AND LODGING-HOUSE $1250. 2 oviest porcion ot sne. ity trons 16 rooms: all turnisaed: low rent; long iease: 1% dolrg fine paying trade: jositive value in sight for more than the price asked: tears full Investi- gation: must be sold, as owrer is about to leave the State. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. TF() (OENER GROCEKRY AND BARIN S50 SN e living-rooms and bath: doing a g0 d trade; cheap rent: bargain. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. 100, E«DItLAND PRODUCE BUSINESS - in the Mission: 3 iiviug-rooms: horsa and wazon: old established: must be so.d at once, on account of sickness. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st 175, BRANCH BAK:RY, NUTION AND $175. stationery store: z rooms furnished rent 811 per wonih: north of Market: well stocked. M. LE=S, 5 Fourth st. 9295 GHOCERY-STORE AND BRANCH $_ . bakery in the Mission: 2 1iving-rooms: rent only $10; doing good lrade. M. LESS, B Fourth st. DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR BUSINESS promptly? HEALY & CO., 917 Market st Bargains; partner ueeded, cowniown grille Toum, no night or Sunday work, $500. Grocery and bar, 3 living-rooms, $125. $150—Corner bakery, candy, notions, etc., $100 cash, balance $5 monihly; 4 Fooms. JANTED — FIRST-CLASS BARBER. 207 Fourth st. BABBES FOR SATURDAY. street. 50214 SECOND 1 OPERATORS: HIGHEST WAGES. DA- VIDSON & MILLER, 731 Market st. T)'SHWASHER WANTED., STAR RESTAU- rant, 1807 Haight st. RESSER WANTED AT 1HE CALIFORNIA Renovatory, 116 Geary st PAINTER WANTED— GOOD HAND ON tinting. F. ABBES, 1803 Polk st. Wwa D—AG =, $20 TO $25 A WEEK sure to workers: 1o capital needed :new good: new plan: sells at sight: every family needs i Household spec. Co., box 424. Cincinnat, Ohi. 275 MECHANICS RESTAURANT, DO- $Zl . ing a business of $15 daily: ront $20 month: trial given. HEALY & CO., 917 Market. $200 GROCERY AND BAR: PUESENT . owner there 4 years: best locality south of Markat: 3 nice iiving-rooms; cheap rent: valus for $400: must te sold atonce; owner sick. M. LES*, 5 Fourth. ROCERY AND BAR, FINE CORNER.. $750 Bakery and candy-store, 2 rooms. 235 Saloon, fine location. only....... 275 Hotel in country town ne 1,500 Restaurant and delicacies.. Saloom worth §2009, price Grocery and bar, fine new c : Partner wanted 1. zood business. .. Restsurant and coffee : a 00n r-stores from $100 to. HE S, M. INVESTMENT COMPANY WANT £00d Wor.ers everywhere: something new. State manager, 218 Mcallister st. | ARFELS ASSOCIATION —FREE FMPLOY- ment Office. 8. FUCH Sec., Gran: ave. AILORS FOR AUSTRALLA, HONOLULU, coast und England HERMANN'S, 637 Clay. FOR ECROFE, HONOLULU AND 608 Montgomery st. ANTED - GOOD CARRIAGE BLACK. Smith. 47 and 49 Bealo st. Candy-siores from $100 to. LASS DOW HENRY C. DECKER, 800, ks> PAYING & . town sa.oon, among the who esale houses: no night or ~unday work: cleariug above $100 per month. WILKLE, 753 Market st. K125, Soub- PAYING TAURANT $125. nea zaiiroed depot: cheap rent. Apply WIiKis ¢ BEST-PAYING CORNERSALOON F3000. B Gt Giadtished for many years; choicest location: close to new Call, .xnm- iner and Chronicle offices: fuilest Investigation given: this is u genuine Kiondike. See WILKE, 785 Mark-t st. MOSEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es, jewelry,sealskins. Uncle Harris. 15 Grantav Y TAILURS—FOREMEN, CUITERS WA NT- ed. Apply between 10 and 11 to CHARLES LYONS, 721 Market st. PERATOKS ON CUSTOM COATS ADY TO JUIN GENTLEMAN IN PLEAS. - “ant mail order business; past the experimen- tal stage: no compet tors: exceptional proposition to weaith; $300 required. r. H., box 16, Call. X7 () FOR SALE—THE NAME AN D BUSI- PT50. 5ces of a iatrcloas and cen rably 1oca: 615 TYLISH HAIKCUT 1.0 ELEGANTSHAVE 5e: clean towels. 6)2 Pacific st., near Kearny 5 venth st, near Washinzton, val la: LARKIN_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL Subscriptions sba want ads taken. (QAKPENTERS WITH GOOD REFERENCES / can obtain employment an1 a home of their own on the b:st terms. Inquire box 11, Call Oftice, Oakland. 7 AN —GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO fi. your feot at the same price you buy ready- STEADY | ted_coal yard: cheap rent. BOVEE, 10Y & work; good wages. 108 Battery s SONNTAG, 624 Market. TANTED—A FIRST-CLASS BUTCHER, 518 PARTNER WAXTED IN LIGHT P15, tartcees: suited to vialn, steady man satisfied with $12 10 $15 a week. 9 Geary, room 2. W ANTED 10 BUY—WHOLE OR PART 1 {erest in good-paying carpenter-shop. Ad- dress B. R., box 80, Cali. ARGE ~ALUON—OPPUSITE FACTOKY; rent $25: average $10 a dey: must sell this week. 1121 darrison. past NEE, FOR LIQUOR-STORE: MUST have some capital; Geiman preferred. S. box 187, Call. made ones, irom $1, 82, $3, $4 und 35, at 562 | (100D SALOON FOR SALE CHEAP. 819 Mission st bet. Firs:'and Second. East st., opposite ferry. () FIEST-CLASS OPERATORS ON LADIES | QALOON IN FINE LOCATION: SPLENDID 10 Cionke MASMTNGEF, 1958 Markor e opportunity for man and wife. Call 2414 3d st. ARGAID . $130N WANTS 100 MEX TOGET BOTTLE —BRANCH BAKERY AND HOUSE work: zood wages. 1U6 Bautery . beeror wine 5¢c: Lest iree iunch. 643 Clay. supp.les: ures. Inquire 2323 Mission. S OUNG GIKL TO WURK IN RESTAURANT, i o1 MEN'S CALF SHOES $173; TO ORDER \ S ANTED—A lh\ltthi o }‘SL'\' MY BAR- 12 Cias st | #2 50: men’s haif soling 35¢c; heeling 25c; : bu-ghhup and batbs: cheap bargain: efisy — trict ice. 959 Howard st erms: cheap rent: iuquire bv mail. A. LA- ATTERNS 25c; DRESSMAKEHRS FUK. | o e odson 7 ; P sbops and families: positions free. Mc- DOW ELL Dressmaking, Miliinery School, 103 Post. | CO., 3214 Fremont st. ; ANTED—Al CLOAK FINISHERS AT M. SIMINOFF'S, 1228 Marke: st. OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE M “Winchester House, 44 Third st. near Market. 200 rooms: Zoc 10 B1'50 per night: $1 50 to $6 per week bus and baegage to and trom ferry. HELP WANTED-MALE. OND BUTLER, WITH REF- 5 to £30: bu ler, $40: cashle- for ; waiter for country, $25: cook, country boardine- house, $30; cook. private family, $30; kitchen- hand,’ $25: dishwasber, $15; French boy, gquainted in town, $18 and found, eic. ANDKE'S, 05 Stockton st. T ANTED—SEC erences, : - —— | ihe usual price. FERATORS WANTED., LEVI STRAUSS & | ADIES SHOES, ~OLIA 6o MEN'S shoex, soling. 50c: all repairing dons at halt 562 Mission st, bet. 1st and 2d. RECHULIS WANTED FOR THE UNITED States marine corps, United States navy: anle-bodied, unmarried men, between the agesof 21and 30 years. who are citizensof the United States, or those who have legully declared their intention to become such: mus: be of good char- acter and habits and ab.o 10 speak. read and write Engiish, and be between b feet 5 inches and 6 ieet inheight. For further information apply at the recruiting office, xU Eilis st, ~an Francisco, Cal. WANTED— \T MONTANA HOU Mission: meén 1o take rooms: 10, 25¢ per night; 60c 80cand $1 per week. AN T E D—MiN BARBER = Wi shops. tools. posions furnished: 3 weeks required. 5. F. Barber College, 13814 Eighth, i 76414 15c and U LEAKN VOMS, 15C 3V BC Pr.AC N s HT: DU v ¢x 9J per weex. OUrlental, ¥256 Drumm st REE FARE—BOTH WAYS—FREE FARE. 10 2-ncrse teams ers for Arizona. $175 a day. C. ®. HANSEN & C0,, 108 Geary st. LERK, GOOD PENMAN, QUICK AT FIG- ures, cflice-work country. from 20 10 40 years: wages £40 1o 850 and found, and transportation must e references. Cali 9 to 10 a¢ C. R HANSEN & C..'S, 108 Gearv st. 00K, SMALL COUNTRY RESTAURANT, $40 and_room, fare 50 cents: waiter, country ho el, $25: 2 cooks, ¥7 a week: dishweshers, poi- washers. etc. C. R HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary. TE WANT BURLE GH DAILL MAN: COAL- miners; tunneimen: 2 ranch teamsters, $20 and found: 'farmer, $20. C. R. HANSEN & C 108 Geary st. © NEAT YOUNG WAITER BOYS FOR OMNTI- ©) buses, $25. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. OLORED HEAD WAITER. C. R, HANSEN & CO.. 108 Geary st. |JUKLEIGH DRILLER, $80 AND F(UND: granite-cutter. $3 a day; edger-hand, nd found: 25 farmers, $25, $20 and $15: 40 tie- makers: 56 woodchoppers. 32 60, $2 10 and $1 60 & cord 2U bean-vullers: 40 shingle and box boit makers: 3 choreboys, $15: 2 farmers and wives. MURRAY & KeADY, 654'and 636 Clay st. RIZ)ONA, FREE FA\RE — RAILROAD men wanied (0 driveteams, etc. MURRAY & | READY, 634 a.d 636 Clay 49 Cin KS FOR DIFFERENT CITY PLACKES, jobs: 4 disbwashers, $10. #15. $20; cook for a | saloo: waiter bo; UKRAY & KKADY, 854 66 Clay st. RIVATE RESIDENCE: WE WANT A comyj etent man, $25 and found; buggs-washer, city stable, $3 and found. MUKRAY & READY, 644-636 Clay st ‘QAWMILL, WOODSMEN: 10 COMPETENT men. $30 to $:i5 and foun 20 ste=. $26. 120 and found 63366 Clay si. ANTED—A BOY FOR THIS OFFICE. miners. 840 and board, $2 a day and board an1 $2 50 day: laborers. $1 day and board: team- sters tor lar.e ranch, $20; cubinet-maker, § y: blacksmith and tool-sharpener for mi 50 to §3 0a : woodchoupers. tiemakers and others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & (0., 628 Sacramento st. MURRAY & READY. OUSBEWORK GIRL, SAN RAFAEI, $20; French cook, Cailytoga, Ran " Jose, $27 50: 10 housework xiris, city and country, 820 ana #25 ¥ you g gins, assisl, $10 to $1o MISS COLLEN, 5238 Sutterst, W ASTED—B OILER. $:5: RESTAURANT ©ooks, $35 to $40 and 8 10 §7 week: waiters, $26; choreman alout hotel. good home and wages: lun h waiter, 50c. a d others. J. . CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. REFIND GERMAN NURSE AND LIGHT chamb rwork, $20. MISS CULLEN, 828 rut- terst. s JIGHT COOK, room; cook, $3! SMALL PL-CE, G IMAN OR SWEDISH GIRI, SiCOND JWEDISH GIRL WISHES ITUATION TO do keneral housework in American family. Call 25 Gllvers st.. bet. 6th and 7ih, oif Br,ant. L WEDISH MIDDLE-AGE" WOMAN WANTS work by the day: washing or housecieaning. 52 Second st. SPECIAL NOTICES, THEY ARE CLOSING OUT REM- nanis Of curtains. dress goods. corsets, hosiery, underwear, bidspreads, 0 vels. laces, liniugs, trimmings, vel ings. etc.. very chesp at Ploneer 1ny-goods Store, 105 Fifih st. §&, YOULTERER, store or bLoel: SMITH. 166 Perry st. & AL TENANIS RJECTRD FOK s rollections made: city or country. Pacific Lollection Co., 415 Montgy s:. 1oom 6: tel. 5580. B PAINTING. WHITENING, PaPER- banging. HARTMANN, 2391 hird st & Jiks. DR FISH, 144 GEARY, ROOM 5: electriclan:alcohol Turkish baths:unrivaled FIRST CLASS, IN pick, truss, bone or lard. B M E HANSEN; LATEST GALVANIC battery and cabivet biths 116 . aylor st. keepe~. 231.0'Furrell st room 28. MES, SToWERT, GENUINE SIKAM fim‘ cabluet baths. 12035 Geary, r:on 1L WANTED — POSITI N A% HOUSE- ~ Y QUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS | bousekeeper. 1118 Market st., room 21, sec- ond floor. wo.k, 525 MISS CULL 3 Sutter st. RHINED MALD AND SEAMSTRESS, §20, sleep bome. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter si. \W AJTEE S AND PARLOK MALD, $.8; SEC- oud cirl, $20. MInCULLLYN, 845 Sutcer. (GAT SECOND GIKL, ASSISI; SLEEP home: $10. MISS CULLEN, 523 Sutter. OMAN WITH A CHILD, $10; CITY. MISS CULLEN, +23 Sutter. ) OUNG LADY WISHE~ TO MAKE HER- selt generally usetul around bacheior’s home. 285 O’ Farrell st., room 7. AINTING, WHITENING., PAPER-HANG- ing; roots, gu:ters paiuted. k d wards, 1200 Webstr OUNG WIDUW DESIRES POSITION AS housekeeper. tall 120A Eudy si.. room 2. Y OUNG WIDOW WiSHks HOUSEKEEP- er's position. Call 1104 Miss on st., coruer of Seventh, room 10. OUNG WIDOW WISHES HOUSEKKEP- er's position. 121 Montgomery st., room 8. YOUNG GIRL, STHANGER, DESIRES A housekeeper's place: country hotel or widow- er's hume preferred. Km, 24, 905 Market, 2d floor. W IDow LaDY. Jg:‘r Aulv:n,(wznn-:s on a8 typewriter or copyis. (ail room 7, Ir?':‘lloor. 969 uission st. ok NEAT SLCOND GIRL. $18. MI>S CULLEN, 328 Suteer st. PHul‘K!‘l’.\NT COOK, $25. MIss CULLEN, 323 Sutter st, JoiENCH MaID, Sutier st. —_—_— RENGH NURSE, $20. MIsS CULLEN, 323 sutter st. — (QQLORED NUKSE, £15. MISs CULLEN, 523 Sut er. NEAT WAITRESS, $15. MISs CULLEN, 323 sutter. W MAN TO DO HOUSEWOKK AXD COOK- iug, plain ranch place, $.0, fare 1aid: young girl. geaeral honsework, familv of 2, country, $15: nursegirl for tue city. $12, and other places at MURKAY & READY'S, Leading kmpioyment Agents, 834 and 636 Clay. $20. MISS (ULLEN, 8238 126 ¥ou , ROOM 25, SECOND FLOUK— Young widow wanis & situation as house- keeper for widower. 1 ERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, MRS, LAMBERI, 417 Powell s, bas jlaces for irls of all nationalities. DISHWASH - RS, $6 PFR WEEK; 7 DISH- ) washers, $3 to 856 per week. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Murkes st AP COOK, $7 A WEEK: ALSO DI~H- washer, $15 and ro.m. MAKTIN & Cu., 749 Market st ORTFR AND WAIT -R. SAME HOUSE: $40 and room. MARTIN & CO.. 749 Market. MEN TO SELL PATENT RIGHTS: BEE party 10A. % MARTIN & CO., 749 Market WAITERS; CITY AND COUNTRY: §25 and room. MARTIN & CO., 748 Market st. +) YOUNG MEN: WAIT SOME: £10 TO $15 < and room. MARTIN & CO, 749 Market st 2 10 1 YOUNG MEN TO W. RK ON RANCHES; 4 * chore, ete. MARTIN & (O, 749 Ma riet st. OOK, SMALL HOTEL. *OUTHE CALI- for ia. MARTIN & (O, 749 Market st. 6 SUOKN M LL PLACE~ $35 AND KOOM. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st, 10 EYCHEN MEN, $10TO 11 AND ROOM. MARTIN & €O, 749 Market st. IGHT Ct OK, £15 PR WEEK. MARTIN & €O., 749 Market st. WAITERS: $20 AND KOUM. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. WAITERS §6 A WEEK. MARTIN & GO, 740 Market st 4 $8 9,47 a week and found: b waiters, city | scraper team- | iy QAILOKS AND wanted at LaN URDINARY SEAMEN S, 804 Davis, near Jackson. BONGE, 307 North Ma ENERAL MERCHANDISE STCCK IN Menlo Park, for sale, and store for rent; buth on easy terms; advertiser has other ousin:ss re- quiring his attention. address O. K., box 60, Ca:l, st., Los Angcles City. LD TOLL-GATE SALCON, ON SAN BRUNG road, below Six-mie House: good business; sickness cause of sale. M UKNING AND EVENING ROUTE, JOINT. Iy or separately: moderate. 1019 ' Post st, 9tollaw QR SALE_THE OYSIER AND GKILL IN Spreckels Marset. on account of o.her busi- ness. JOR SALE OR RENT, BARBER-SHOP. 211 Leidesdorff st. MUSEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH: es, jewelry,sealsins. Uncle Harris. 16 Grant av ¥ FOR SALE_RELTAURANT AND OVSTER. house: fine loca ion and patronage; party de- sires to withd.aw irom business. Address b, O, box $95, Sacramento, Cal. INGLE ROOMS 10c AND 1bc NIGHT, T5c WDand &1 week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard. JLCHO HOUSE, 86342 MA L KET ST.—KOUMS 20c. 23¢ to 5Uc night: $1 10 £2 week. UL OF UNCALLED-cOR SHOES FROM 25C Jup to $1 20, 562 Mission st., tet. 1st and d. 3000 EALFS-ANOIHER LoT oF MENS shoes: been sil:htly dwmaged: at less than oue-fourth their value: from 28c to $2 60 562 Mission st., bet. First and Secoud. W INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NE Market: 200 rooms, .25¢ a night; reading- 00m: tree’bus and bazgage (o and 1rom the ferry. 339 MAYES_BEANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: tubscriptions and want ads taken. ANTED. TULOLLECE WASES DUE LABOR- ersacterks KNOX Collection Agoy, 110 Sutter. RY ACME HOUSE 957 MARKEY ST, BE- iow Sixth, for a room: :5¢ & night: ¥1 a week. [ ANTRD_LABURERS AND MhCHANICY 10 know that ¥d Kolkin, Xeno Houss proprie- tor. sulli runy Denver Monsa 217 Third st.: i3 ver nignt: $1 10 $3 er weeke. WELL mily ay: renc $2500, DRUSSTORE: MobE . established: good location’ ant prescription trade; 315 t0 $18 per #26. AddressJ. D., box 159, Call Office. TOUNG LADY FROM KUROPE DESIR&S gentieman partn-r. Room 2, 111 Geary V0D PAYING RE-TAURANT CHEArP; must be sold at once on account of sickness. 2424 Mission st. 7OUNG LADY DESIRES GENTLEMAN partner: small capital. R. 1213, 10135 Grant avenue. N OuD CALL Broadway. ROUTE CHEAP. 111634 ESTAURANT FOR SALE CHEAP; GOOD business. 654 Mission st. 1 DAY SALOON CHEAP ON ACCOUNT OF retiring. Inquire Call Office. GOOD RESTAURANT $250. S0 cause; trial give Y RANT FOR SALE: tor the right party; good 2180 Fillmore st. T ¢ & OUNG GIRL, STRANGER, WANTS GE N~ tleman partner. 806 Market, room 24, 24 fir. AGENTS WANTED. TANT. KGETIC L DY Al big pre fits. Address b. P.. bix 51, Lall. TS; LD BUILDINGS BOUGH ND K+ short notice. J. B, FRENCH, 318 V OFFEE AND IkA LOUTES SUPPLIE, from CASWELL & CO', 415 Sacrameatc MOVED; n Ness. GENTS WANTED FOR MEDICATED wafers: positive safeznard; $1: also tonic specific_for all female troubles: for home use DK _AND MES W G<NER 526 ddv s PARTNEES WANTED. ART ER WITH $1500. UR EQUAL THAT mount in fresh groceries and general mer- chandise, 10 0p n np u *cash” grocery in & good Jive town: bestof referencesand full investiga- tion conrted: good «peninz for a live young man. Address X., box 60. Call Offic . ROOMS WANTED. WANTED—UNFURNISHED FLOOR FOR ifght housekeeping in privae family by gen- tleman aud wife, AddrersZ. Y. box82 ¢l © OR 3 PLEASANT, NICELY FUKNISHED < bousekeeping rnoms for couple with no chil- dren. J. R., box 31. this office. 0OM IN PRIVATE FAMILY, WITH PIANO; no other roomers. Address Comfort, box 143, Call Uffice. A T ONCE — NICE SIN LE FURNISHED room in Spanish famiiy. . R., box 80. Call. ANTED—OlL ROUTE; CASH UK TKADE, Address J.. box 157, Call Office. W QHOOTIN GALLKRY: R #15: CALL even ng; cheap -12215 O’Farrell si. q WELL- ESTABLISHED COFFEE £500. s luuch house; big profit; pariy leaves city. 1., box 5, Cali Office. VAL BUS. NESS PAYING $100 A MONT N0 reut to pay: must sell; owner going a A. B, bex 12. Call Cffice, K SPLENDID CORNER alos. Apply WICHMANS & LCTGES P cation. P VIC: ANN & UTGEN §20 Clayse. 00 &l; COMPLETE BAKERY OUTFIT FOR ©U. sale: rent reduced. 712 Valencia st. EE EMIL (OHN BEFOKE DISPUSING OF jurniture. saloons, groceries, etc ; €0ods sold on. commiss.on; iow rates. 632 Maraet. el Cluy 4% F YOU WANT TO BUY Ok SELL A BUSE ness ses Cal Business Ixchange, 850 Market PLEND.D STERN-WHEEL RIVER PAs. senger and freight s-eamer for sa:e Apoly to L. K. STA't ELER, General Agent North Pacitic Rallway, 838 Market st., = F. PROPERTY WANTED. MALL IMPRULVED CLEAR RANCH wanted in_exchange for dweliing in Oakland of equal valu (UGH M. CAMERON, Keal Estate Broker, 479 Ninth st., Onkland, —————————————————— POBTLANG AGESCY AHIS FAPER 1N quire this office viui 153 ANIN sk, Fortland, Oregon. WERK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS ThAa A WEEKLY CALL. in wraooer. for mailing. e WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS, WANTED- for storage: Twentieth. A, ELELx, 108 SIXTH ST, « for clothingz and books. OULS OF ALL KINDS. STOVES AND ranges bought and sold. CURTIN, 1128 Market LD GULD, GOLD DUST. JEWr LAY, Obon.m. 0. NOLTE, jeweler, o AW NBROKEK—OLD GOLD, SI. oft clo:hing bought. Add. COLK ~E OF PIANO IN EXCHANGE references. 601 Dolores st., near WILL PAY CASH ETC, 22 U’Ful\‘l?. LVEK, CAST- AN, 41T LOST. LODGING-HOUSES. $425. busy trans'ent trade. B UL S LODGING-HOUSE: 16 ROUMS; A LT, biuck wainui furniture: rent reason- locativ: ne place for stead M. LESS, 5 Fourth at, - ) OF 14-BU0M HOUS=, 850 CASH $ 225 20-r00m house. 'best 1n city . 1008 28-room house, 3200 cash o0 $4-room house, C.ears $15 2800 1d-room houseon Eddy. ] 14-room house on Mason, City proerty, ranches 'and b nd exchange. H. $850. jor sts.. $580: houses for sal ari 230 Dbusiness piaces or - DECKER, 1020 Market, E, 33 HOONS, FIN i 16 100ms, Market and T 14 rooms, Missioa st, $330: HeALY & CO., 917 Market OST—WHITE POODLE WITH 3 reward. Heinrn 10 510 Van Ness aoe O£+ 8 ICKLY FITTED-UP 12-R owner leaving city. = 00M RHOUSE; N 208 Natoma st., cor. 5d. OLLIE PUP (BITCH), 3 MONT. O%bicana white. l(luu)'n w S receive reward. ONDAY NIGHT, OAKLAND gauge train 11:15 from city. pair nr::ngp';k or field g.astes: leather Case: iiberal reward. 140 OLL; 400 Pucific s.. and LAT 14 KOOMS FOR SALE - all full: low rent. 1855 Mission .?_B TKADE $200. A T cari o FOR Sank—s. sEve: house of 12 room: 'H ST., LODGING- 21l rooms rented: rent $39. Moutgomiery st OST— A PASSBOOK Wr = 8 i B e Loan m::»y of San Frian cleco, in the name f BENKILTTA Spit No. 189,941; the fluder will pleage return to bang. BEAPEST AND BAST IN AMERICA—_THE G WEKKLY CALL, sent, to any addzess in e ::md States or Canada one year for §1 50, post-