The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 27, 1897, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27 1897 HANY MEN NOW BULLDING GARS All Southern Pacific Shops in California Rushed With Work, Greatest Activity in Years and a Sign of Returning Prosperity. Making Big Steel Oil Tanks, Many Boxoars and Doing Much Repairing, The activity at present in the Southern Pacific Company’s car works and repair- shops in California is the greatest known in many years, and is declared by General Manager Kruttschuitt to be the best barometer of business throughout the State and 2 most reliable indication of the advent of better times. In the Southern Pacific cershops at Sacramento there are now busily at work 215 men, considerably more than have been employed for a long time. In addi- tion to a rush of general businessand the present construction of 100 stock cars, the men have just begun the coustruction of twenty-five steel-tank oil cars, each wiih a capacity of 6500 gallons, each to be fur- nished with automatic air-brakes and couplers, all the most improved safety de- vices in compliances with the Federal luws, and heating pipes under the tanks to warm the oil and make it flow readily. These cars are intended especially for the ) Southern Calitornia oil business. The first few will be turned out compieted this week and afterward one will be completed each six days. The company aliready has in service and owns twenty-five oil cars similar to these and fifty smaller oil cars that it nhas leased from Eastern railroaa companies. In the company’s repair-shops at Oak- land 816 men are now at work, whnich is very many more than have had employ- ment there usually In the repair-shops at Bakersfield and Mojave for the San Jozquin division there is a total of 182 men. In the Los Angeles shops there are 437 men. Up at Duns- muir their are mow 63 men at work, and in the coast division repair-shops thers are 341 men, all rushed with work. So, to-day 3044 men are actively in repairing cars and building new ones ibe snops of the Sontbern Pacific in Cali- fornia. And this is a condiuon of activity as unu-ual asii is suggestive ot the return oi busy, prosperous times. There is more freight to be shippea this year than in any one of the preceding dull seasons, and the lively traffic bas resulted in repairs to cars heretofore little used and the buila- 1ng of new cars. CAPRON WILL CONTEST, His Stepdauchters Ask for an Estate Worth $100,000. Charge of Undue Influence Made by the Attorneys for the Young Ladies. Attorney Henry E. Highton made the first formal argument in the John 8. Capron $100,000 will contest yesterday morning before Judge Coffey and a jury. Mr. Highton stands as the champion of Judge A. L. Fitzgerald of Nevada, who claims the right to act as executor of the decedent’s will. Ex-Judge Henry Meyen- baum, E. 8. Pillsbury, Alfred Sutro and Treodore Roche appear with Mr. Highton, On the o her side are Attorneys Reddy, Campbell & Metson, E. T. Moz«n, Joan H. Durst and Weif & Jacobs. These repre- sent the three : epdaughters of Mr. Capron, who oppose Judge Fitzgerald's claim 10 contrel the affairs of the dead man. Mr. Highton drew the attention of the court to the unusual circumstance that in tais action two wills have been filed for probate and that they are in conflict in all particulars of importance. He there- jore apnealed to the court for a ruling as 10 the mode of procedure in presenting the evidence. Judge Coffey replied that the issues would be tried on the issues raisea by the pleadings, and that Mrs. Hattie M. Kear- nv, Mrs. Madge Manion and Miss Mamie E. Capron should take the iniliative. Myer Wolf presented the opening state- ment on behalf of the stepdaughters. He said it was proposed to show tuat from the time that Mr. Capron married the widowed mother of these young women up to the day of his death he had regarded them as his own children; that he lived in tke same honsehold with them; that there was the greatest affection between them; that he often told people that he was worl ing for his three daughters, and that they were 10 have all bis property; that he even went farther and actually did give bis stepdaughters all his property, by deeds of gilt of real estate, assignment of mortgage and transfer of stocks and ponds; that he made several wills, and thatin all of them he bestowed all his property on these three young women in accord- ance with his oft-repeated intention touching this matter. But there came a change in the physi- cal and mental condition of Mr. Capron, according to Mr. Wolf’s recital, resulting from the excessive use of morphine and other drugs ot similar nature. dir. Cap- ron went to the springs for a time, but re- turned in worse condition than ever. He began to mutier to himself, grew sus- picious of everybody, thought he was about to be poisoned, threatened to com- mit suicide and finally aid commit suicide by shooting himself in the head. It was after the return from the springs that the holographic will was prepared and signed by which Judge Fitzgerald wis named as executor and the“\bulk of the estale was bequeathed to tha/fitzzerala family. This holographic will\PIr. Wolt declared, was procured by the vndue in- fluence of Judge Fiizgerald, who was an old friend and adviser of Mr. Capror, and he furtber contended that Mr. Capron was mentally incompetent 10 make a will st the time the holographic will was sizned. After the opening statement there be- gan the usual legal fencing with which all will contests open. J. C. Campbell a-ked for the production of the vrivate papers of the deceased and it was ordered that they be aelivered in court. In the aiterncon, Mrs. Neilie McDer- mott, who was present when the holo- graphic wili was signed, testified that Mr. Capron had been very sick with rueuma- tism and bad taken considerable mor- phine at aifferent times, but she thought he wus of sourd mind when he made the holographic will. Other testimony will be heard to-day, and it is probable that the trial will last for several day-, T ————— The Corn Doctor Arrested. John O'Conuor, the corn doctor, who stabbed his wife Mary at her home ou Lafay- work ette street Sunday night, was arrested yester- day morning on a charge of assauit to murder. They have been living apart for some time. Mrs. 0’Connor was not able 10 appesr in court yesterday and the case was continued ull Saturday. ——————— Tracy Loses the Money. The Supreme Court yesterday decided in favor of William Alvord and other executors of the late J. C. Wilmerding in the case of Felix Tracy against the executors. Some time aiter the deain ot Wimerding, February 20, 1894, the executors found among hl!‘rlpflm a promissory note mede by Wiimerding six months previous to the death mentioned, to Tracy for $10,000, the existence of which Tracy was ignorant of. In the action in the lower court he endeavored to show that the note was in the nature of & giftand was a de- mand ageinst the estate. The lowe: court de- cided against his claim on the ground that there had been no delivery of the note ana it was of no effect. Also that it was not a gift. It was merely the promise of a giit, and en- forced no obligation. This decision was sus- tained by the Supreme Court. —————— Supersedes Hughes. G. H. Coons, a white man, was yesterday appointed by Collector Fackson to fill the va- cancy caused by the dismissal of C. A. Hughes, the colored messenger of the Appraisers’ Office. Mr. Coons’ was the first name on the eligible list of the Civil Service Commission. ——————— HOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND HOTEL J A Kuykendall, Utsh H E Barber, Stockton J W Jesse, santa Rosa R Ncustadter. Concord J H Jenkins, Cat M C Weeks, Cel W Pathews, Sacto Captain Meredith, ship Dr T Craig & w, Cal Dominlon R O Armsirong & w, Cal Miss Arm strone, Cal BT Knoit, Sacto 1 M La Rue. Sactg L Heilbron, Sacto A G Lacey, Hantord M Goldsml' b, Stockton T Nico ai. w.& d, Or C H Morri-on, Yreka L Friedburg & w, Cal C W Ayers, Sonora D CHarn 00, Visalia C H Crage, Auburn L P Wardle, Va Mrs A Kreaw, Oakland s G Burdeli, Marin Co Mrs Jojsen, England Miss Cozzens, San Jose Miss Joysen, England C ~ Staoworth, U S § A C Healon, Paso Robles _Belxnap M T parsons, Petaluma N M Witterbers &2¢,Cal Mrs A M Peaboiy, N Y 8 M Taj ter, India W G Hall, Boston AStevenson'& w, Oakid L J Maddox, Modesto J W Baiivy, Mass G A'smith, Courtand J F Reddy & w, Spokane Miss J Bowhay. Spokane Mrs J H Seaton & s, Cal T G R Bond. Boston E Runnelsberg & w, Cal G Dorcas, Santa Rosa J E Clinton, Los Angeles AJ Coner & w, S Diego J C Lacklard. iex Ede Raynier, Sanger 3 Wilexer, Berkeley AJ Larsen, Lod! W Nicholis Jr, Cat LICK HOUSE. D W Jeaks, Modoc G F Glaser, Denver! ¥ A Coe, ~an Jose D A Tonneson&w, BirdsL, Mrs B Campbell, Cal J Wilmans & w. Newman C Chisholm. Fresno J K Law & w. Merced Z W 3oore, Cal *J ¥ De Eerrv, Platisburg Mrs F Van Ness, Cal ) W Wagenar, > Y ¢ stevens, Jim Town F J Drake, Jim Town J W Hallon & w. N Y Miss A de Vine, Stockton MrsF rlark &1,5tockton H. Lilers, Chicaso F Tescher, Santa Cruz U J Noack, Sacramento G F Buck, Stockion T B Buck, Stockton J W Snidir, Mariposa J W Howell, Merced G L Hergert, Cal Dr A M Gardner, Napa J A Perkins &w, Fresno G H Chance, Port aid K Casyer, Vallejo Miss A Earnes, Denvertn J 1 Johnton, Sta Barb L G Larmow,Summerland S W Knapp.'Sta Barb M G Rhodes, >an Jose J M Roberison, Hanford F E Bush, Hanford S M Buck & w, ureka 1 T Sweet, Martin z J Noian, Cal CJ Woo1 &w, Davisville J Rankin & . Martinez ~ Englunder Martinez Kuisht, Marysville B H Eurton, Wiliows EL{s & w, SanJose L Hirschted, Kings Co W A Marshiell, Cal G G Byrne, Santa Cruz J C Steln, Sacramento PALACE HOTEL. Mrs M Kline, L Angeles A M Gorham & w, Nev Ered Clark, Alameda Mrs C Macbride,San Jose Mrs C Meleman, ilawall £ G M.cbride, *an Jose B U Steinman, Sacto M O Browa, Chicago JF Vatle & w, Denver W Bowden & w,<an Jose E Blumer, Denver James Carroll S5 Queen A Soper & w, Detrolt J ¢ Bennett, Bostou Aiss Soper, De.roit Samue Weitheim, N Y F A Dupus, Ontario MrsJ Keanedy F A Kenny, Portiand F H Moore & w, ~ Hosa ¥ G Allei, Mo ine, 111 ¥ Gibbon, Los Angeles G Btepteus, Moline, Il K G Jones, Poruand J W Wagenar, N ¥ W de L Benedict, N Y A Goodman, Fortiand G C Satch, Chicago H P Amster, ATiz J Winst n, Los Angeles J R Youagson Pa ©'S Youngson, Pa O D Hetwig, E C Dr D Leroy, N ¥ Atrs Baumister, L Gatos w iliis Amcock, Pa E H Davis, Chicago BALDWIN HOTEL. J Stitt & w, Uklzh M B Rice, N Y Miss May Vokes, NY J B Maher, N Y T B Hell, N Y F Coroley, Mt Tamalpias H Swee zer, Bakersfield C W Frankel, Sacto A Kuiser, Siockton W Outwater& w, Cal F Picketl, Phila P G Roy, Philagéiphia D Maner, Fores: Hill JJ Piister, suisun J McCuiden, Vallejo W H Wood, Kochester O Adams, Gregon J Monagan, St ou s T Tobin, N Y G ltowley, San Ratsel Sol Lit, mnger “In Old J Eummerfield, Chicago Keutucksy NEW WESTERN HOTEL. C H Kingsbury &w, Mo G Vail, Chicago F Jones, Yuma Uity J ) Bfown & w, Napa S ~miih, Los Angeles A R Oster, Sparta J Bayer, rort Wayne H Prigger. reactle F Petergrin. Seattie W Eads. Detroit Miss D Farnsworth. Il Lilian Farnsworth, Il C H Harnson, *pokane C Boulder, Sacio J = Gray, Fresno 1.} orsberg Sacto P J Morgan, Peialuma W Jurder, Tamales AT Leonard, Tamales M P Fagariif, Sacio J Hollenan, I rasno K Salion. : an Quentin C Milne & w. St Louis A B Dowdell, St Helena Miss McCudden, Vallejo J Lowe & w. san Jose SAN FRANCISCO **CALL." BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALi— 710 Market street, open unul 12 o'clock every Dight in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—~527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open untii 9:30 o'clock. 220 Hayes street. open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open until o'clock. SW. corner Sixteentl: and Mission sireets; open until 9 o'clock. 143 Nimth stree:: open until 8 o'clock, 2618 Mission street: open until 8 o'clock. 1305 Polk street: open until 8:30 o'clock. NW. corner Tweniy-second and Kentucky treets; open till 9 o'clock MEETING NOTICES. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. JFAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL, LATE from New York. wishes a situation in private famiily assecond zirl or housewors. Apply 10 C. K. HANSEN & CO,, 108 Geary s: WANTED-Continued. SITUATIONS M !DDLE-AGED SWEDISH AN WI-HES A ituation in a private famiiy «s coachman or gardener: undersia ds milking; good references. = A., box 3, Call Uffice. JFIBST-CLAGS EXGLISH WAITRKSS AND parlormaid desires si:uatfon: best refer- JOXFERIENCED JANITOR DESIRES A PO- 4 sition: 1f help needed. wife also experienced : try. MISS CULLEN, 325 | janitor; firsi-class ciiy referraces. Address J. W., TOMAN WITH CHILD DESIRKS SITUA- IDDLE-AGED MA - (SWISs) WHO CAN tion; best references: wages 00 object. MISS read ana wrjte English and German well, CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. J EAT GIRL WITH 8 YEARS' REFERENC ¢, desires a situation to do cooxl g and house- work, J. F. CRO~ETT & CO, 516 Sutter st. [ 18>T-CLASS SWEDISH COOK DESIRES X' asituation: best of reterence. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 818 Suiter st. FIEST-CLASS SWEDIS i COUK: BEST OF references from last piace: cookiug or house- work. MRS, NOKTON, 32 Sutter; tel. green 721 ERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE—MRS, LAMBERT, 417 Powell st (tel. Main 5832), surnishes best help of al. nationalities, wishes a siiuation in store or office. . G., box 17. Call Uffice. TOUNG MARRIED MAN (AGED 26) WITH family, first-class electrician, 6 years' experi- ence in Euope, wants situaion: willing to do Other wors. B.Z., 2526 Mission st. HELP WANTED-Continued. 0-DAY’S THE DAY -—. We ship 20 laborers to the great sawmills and Woods, ‘fare paid”, no experience required, call Tiy: man 0 repair harne-s and work on ranch, $20 and ‘ound, * onoma Couuty; 20 laborers, city oos, 21 75 and $1 60 a day: 15 teamsters oty Jobs. $1 76and $1 60 a day: 5 laborers, Gity wor<: 3 choreboys; ¥ boys to learn trades. 40 wood: choppers, $2 60, $2 10 aud $1 60 cord: 30 shin- 1e-bOX makers. 20 tiemakers, 8c each: 6 men (0 work in concrete, s day. MURRAY & HELP WANTED-Continued. et W ANTED.TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- ersacierks KNOX Collection Agcr, 110 Sutter. PAIRS—ANOTHER LUT OF MEN'S 3000 oes: “bien ‘sizhtiy dsmaged: s iesy than one-fourth their vaiue: from z8: 10 $2 50. 562 Mission si.. bet. First and Second. W ANIRD—LABORERS AND MECHANIGY 10 know thai Kd Rolkin. Keno House proprie- tor, aull rens Denver Houss, 217 Third st: 434 large roonis: UBe per nigni: 81 10 8% pec week. READY, 64 an 636 Clay st. 98 MEN WANTED TU-DAY FROM §75 TO '+ 820 per month and fund: 3 bording-house cooks, $30. $40 and $50; 2 ranch cooks. 330 and 220; 4 dishwashers; 3 waiters, 825: 1 baker for West Indles. MUKRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. W ANTED—BY MIDDLE-AGED ENGLISH- Man work around private plac*: care lawns, garden. etc.: gooa reference. Address D., box Call Umce. Oaklaud. (XPERIENCED ALL-AROUND BUICLER woud like to get a steady situstion; refer- ences zivenif required. Address L. M., box 46 Call Ofti e {DUCATED YOUNG LADY, THOROUGH musician, cesires to do lizht housework in nice family: teaching few chiidren not objection- able: references. 218 Golden Gate ave. TOUNG, SIRONG GERMAN WOMAN wants washing, ironing cieaning by the day: $1 and carfare. M. 1126 Folsomsi, between Seven'h and Eighth. RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHKS SITUA- tion for general housework p ain ¢ OKing; laundress: many vears' reference. Call in person 50 Precita ave., off Folsom st. W b OMAN DESIRES A PLACE AS HOUUSE- keeper or will do sewing and mending at home or in familles Uall afier 10 A M., 118 Sixth si., room 6, first floor. YOUNG GIRL TO DO LIGHT Address (M PETER / housework: wages from $10 to $12. 1524 Mission st. VOMPETENT FRENCH WOMAN WISHES (S iiation as cook oF nousevecper: oity O coum Call or address 917 Union st. try. OMPETENT COOK WISHES SITUATION /1o private family; understands German and Amer:can ¢. oking. 23 Myrile ave., «f Laguna ERSON THOROUGHLY COMPETENT wishes a position in a c oax and suithouse oOr factory. Aduress B. k., box 84, Call Office. ANTED-SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN 8s clerk in hotel or general office work: age kive best of reference. A. X , box 30, Call. 7 VUNG GEKMAN CO_K WOULD LIKE TO et & steady situation In the city: nrst-claes refercuce if required. Address C. A., box 35, Call. {XPERIENCED MEAT-CUTIKR WISHES position in butchei-shop, resiaurant or hutel; good reference. R. E, box 91, Call - = YOUNG MAN, GERMAN, WAGONMAKER, woodworker, wan s situation: willinz to de other woik or around the house; CiLy OF country. B. 0., box 60, Call. ‘7 21: TOUNG MAN, AGE 30, FAMILIAR WITH clinical worx, etc, wishes a posi fon as nurse or care of invalid; si< yeary experience in mili- tary hospitel. T.'J., box 2 Call « flice. MABKILD MAN WISHES POSITION ON A Vineyard, orchard or smali ranch: largs ex- rerieuce: reference. 153 ~agamote ., Ocesn Vw. TEALY MARRIED AMELICAN, HANDY with tools, wants work with boss «arpenter as rough carpenier or laborer. T. A. WALLAC., 1411 Vaiencia. CUSHMAN=SIITATION WANTED BY A thorough'y com prient coachman: has the very best of refe ences: is u firsi-ciuss driver: also un- derstaids gardcning. A. Q. box 44, Call Uflice, SASTEADY HOUSE- or country. 101y TEAT WOMAN WANT: AN keeper's jo.ition; ciy Grant ave., room 15. TOUNG LADY keeper desires & positiou. ket, second floor. TYPEWRITER AND BOOK- Koom 24, 906 Mar- LAKKIN —BKANCH UrrICE OF THE CALL: ;ubscrintions snu wan: ad taken. VW INCHESTER HOUSE. 44 1 HIRD ST. NR Market: 200 rooms. 6c to £150 per nighi: 11 L0 10 $6 per week; convenlen: and respecianis: 11¢e bus and basgage 1o and from tbe lerry. JFRMAN WOMAN WITH A CHILD WANTS situation as working housekeeper. 1025 Capp st., in the rear WORK BY THE DAY OK W ONAN wANTS ¢ week; chamberwork or housecleaains. 225 Clara. 1000 LAUNDRESS WISHES WORK BY 25 Ash ave. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. W AITRESS, RESTAURANT, CITY, 85 A week: waitresi. clty, hotei, ¥15: xiri, house- work. for Calistoga. $20, ' see party here. girl for h usework siall famiy, $25: dishwasher 10 do little <hort order coo ing, $5 a week: 10 girls. housework, $20, $25: 10 youug giris 10 assist, $12, 815, C. R HANSEN &CU, 108 Geary st IRL WISHES SITUATION HOUSE- has lived in Jewish familles; wages $15; vest references. 721 Ells | JEAT YOUNG GItL WISHES SITCATIO todo gen ral housework ana cooxiag anl plain | Please call 457 Natoma. near Sixeh. 4 washing. ) Scoti s IDDLE-AGED GERMAN GIRL WANT: do geeral housewor: wages $15; city, bet. Eliis and 0'Farreli. Y OUL SEAM trou $3 50 n Sixth st A WANT 6 Folsom st. FIRs1-CLASS COOK POSITION with private family. S RESSMAKER WANTS FEW MORE $150 per aay eugagements. J. J., box 95, Call CTABLe, COMP W VING OUT BY THE DAY WOULD like a place to clean on Thursday or Friday; reference. .ddress 85 Couverse si. QTEONG SW . DISH GIRL WANTS WORK BY 1 the day washiug aud ironiug: fiest-ciass iaun aress. 63714 Natemu bt Seveath and kignth, Y ouac iu lig GIRL WISHE housework PLACe TO ASSIST Call ut 4.3 Hayes st WISHES SITUA- -class Americau coos. Address TOMPETENT WOMAN ) tion as fis 30644 Hayes UTUATION WANTED BY SWEDISH GIRL 10 do housework und covking. 6361z Jessic S, Dot Sixth and Seveuth. IWEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUATIO. L) do geperal housework call Gilbert bet. Sixth and eventh, off Bry TO TOUNG WOMAN WANTS A PLACE AS housekeeper; cliy Or CuNtry. 0B Si4s0n St FOUNG WoMA er's position. i "DESIRES HOUSEKELP. 118 Sixih st., room 32 Cunu-nru.fi' WOMAN WISHES POSITION 10 do general housework: is good ook and Iaundress; good reierence. 2757 Mission st. Qs GIKL, WITH BEST REFRRENOE, 3 ‘wishes placc as second girl or waitrees Please & Filimore st. cali at 221 REFINED GERMAN LAGY. GOOD SKAM- s stiess, wishes to go housekeeping: city or count . L., box 8, Call. TOUNG LADY WISHES FPOSITIOS IN A candy-store or bakery. Address X. Y., box 16, Call Office. JITUCATION WANTED IN OAKLAND BY compeient girl. goou co0< and laundress. Ad- dress 1272 Murket si., Oasland. ADY WOUULD ACT AS COMPANION TO 4 widow, with or without small children; no sa'ary. Adiress D, box 7, Culi Oflice, Uakiand. WEDISH WOMAN WITH 4-YEAR-OLD child wishes to do general housework: good c00x and aundress: best cily references: wages $15. 228 Birch ave., off Van MNess, nr. Fuiton st EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 166, RESSMAKEK, PEKFECT FITTER IN F and A. M.—Special meeting THIS ladies’ and children’s suils, wishes engage. NG, October 27,A gree. THEO E. SMITH, Secretary. CROCKETT LODGE No. F. and A M (WEDNESDAY) o'cloe 139, Thira_degree THIS EVENING, &t 7:30 . By order of the W. M. H. FORTRIEDE, 8scre MISSION LODGE No. 169, F, a~d M.—Called meeting 3 HIS (WEDAESDAY) EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. ~econd ' degree. Bv order of the WM. ments by the dav or at home at $1 25 per day. 4v4 lurk st, room 5. ADY RECrNTLY FROM EUROPE, SPEAK- ing knglish fluenily, woud ilke place as housekeeper or taking care of invaid. Appiy 207 Montgemery ave. RESSMAKER: FIRST-CLASS &0¢s ou. by the day; terms, $1 50. well's: N IDDLE-AGED GERMAN WOMAN WISHES | M position in American famiiy to do ge: eral housewOrk: reterence. Apply S8 Greenwich si. FITTER; 932 Sho- [XPERIENCED SHAMPOOFR FOR TURK- “ish Daths, $35; al:0 stiong girl or woman to learn shampooing in the baths. . K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st JEWISH FAMILY: 2 SECOND girs 120 and $26: 2 nurses. $20 ana $15: housework zirl, San Jose, $20: Alumeds. 2 Uakland, $20: 8 young giris, assist, $10 and $.5. 00K, & —-——FARE PAID. 20 MEN-. Wanted to-day to work in the great<awmills and woods, 1o experience icquired, we ship to-day: 20 farm, Orchard and vineyard hands. 826, $25 and 320: 2 milkers, $20: blacksmith for & ranch, $28: Ge:man bl~rksm1th and wife: b acksmith's helper: e ent m xer, $2 a day; granite cutter, $3 a Gay: foreman snip carpen.ec. MURRAY & HEAD 634 und 636 Ciay st. s K=, 810 WEEK; COOK, $36: 3 SHORT- T cooks, £25; night cook, §40; cook, coun- tr¥®50 and rorm: ¢ £35 and room: €ooz aud helper, conntry, $60 and room; n'ght €004, ¥7 a week. MARTIA & CU., 749 Market st 4 DISHWASHLRS, $15 AND ROOM: 6 DISH- washers, $3 to 35 per week : 2 dishwashers, $20 and room: 9 kitchenmen. §8, $10 and $12 per montd. M *RTIN & CU., 747 Market st. FAsE Patv— AGENTS WANTED. W ANTED-MEN TO SkLL TO THE TRADE; vig mouey. H. W. MEKRITT, 628 Market BUSINESS CHANCES. ALOON ONE BLUCK FROM MAR. Kooty elecantis fitted up place: has a $350. larze trade; cheap rent; great bargain. M. LESE, 5 Fourih st BRANCH BAKERY; 3 ROOMS: FUR- F65. Ditare inciuded; must ve sold 1o-day. . LESS, 5 Fourth st. $20 GROCERY-STOR GUOD LOC . tion: can connec: a bar: 1ving-rooms rent onl $13 per month; value insight. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. < CORNER SALOON ON THIKD ST. $350- has an establisned trade: well-paying place: cheap rent; good fixtures: aciuai DArgain. M. LESS. 5 Fourih st. GENTS WANTED FOR MEDICATED wafers: posiiive safeguard; $l: also tonic | vecific_for ail female troubles: for home use. | DECAND MES. Wi GiNER, 526 ° ddv FURNITURE WANTED. FURsITUR STOVES, CARPETS, COUN- ters, show es. ANDIRSON, 1121 Market. IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR FURNITURE, curpets, ete. F. W. ZEHFUSS, 840 Mission, P. BEAUCHAMP, HICHEST PRICE FOR « furnished houses, ¢roceries, etc. 305 Lackin. W ises ASH FOK FURNITUR fuil value. Pac. Fur. Co, b , CARPETS, ETC; 28 Stockton st. J.NEUMAN, 121 SIXTH ST, BUYS(AND selis furnliure and carpets: also storage, 5 BAKKRS HELPER~, 8§15 AND & 0 PER month: man o pick grapes; § restaairant Dorters: man to drive bakery wagon. MARTIN & C ., 749 Market st. W ALTER $40; WAITKR, 316 AND €0OM: 5 waiters, $20 ‘and room: 7 waiters, $5, $6 aud 87 per week. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. ARDENEL, $2 PER DAY, CALL EARLY. MARIIN .| CO., 748 Marxet 8 W ANTED—YOUNG MAN HANDY WITH tools, Lorepair furniture in wareroom, $1% per week and incrense: experienced packer for mule pack train hauling Wonc, $+5 and trard: 10 wood - ©hopprrs, San Miate » County, #1 25 per cord, can bach or boari at $3 u week: 2 ranch teamsters, $125 per day snd board: 2 sangplowmen, $206 porter. country hotel, $20 to $:5: cooks. waiter. dishwashers and others. W. D. EWER & CO., 626 Clay st. W ALIED ~ LAUNDRYMAN AND WIFE, $50 to £55: laundryman for institution, $35; miner and tinberman 8250 day; 3 coal-miuers, $2 50 day: farmers, $20 and $25; biacksmiih, $35 2 .d board; man to run chocolate cent , 49 week p'umber's heiper, $1 day; wircworker’s heiper. 81 day: sheepherder, $20: mun ) cut and pack trush, $20; bedmaker, cooks, waiters and others. Apply to J. CLOSETT & CO., t28 ~acramento. FANTED -3 TEAMSTERSON A RANCH IN 8an Joaquin Connty, 25 a wonth, see par-y in town: coschman, ma:ried man, $7J, etc. AN. DKE’S, 308 Sockton st. W ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS IMPLEMENT and vehicle mi & good salesmun and thor. oughl: postes: posi ton in southern part of State give references and state s lary. address K. L, box 3¥, Cal Oftice. RELIABLE, INDU S GERMAN GA dener: undersiunds taking care of horses and cows, and handy around the place; goed refer- ences. Addiess X. box 8. Call. JITUATION WANTED TO O horses and ARE OF den: good driver; can mil bes. of references. A.S., box NDIANA AUCIION Cu. REMOVED .0 19 Montgomerv st. :hi-hest prices paid. Tel. D: 71 BOARDING WANTED. ARTY WANTS BOARD ON S\ME FLOOR with dining and bath room. ~tate terms to G. W.F, 11 ¥ Guerrero st. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. WILLPAY CASH OULS OF ALL KIND: ranges bought and so'd. C STOVES AND RTIN, 1123 Market PANABEOKEL-OLD GOLD. SILVER, ¢ AST- offcio hing bought. Add. COLEM AN, 41 Third. MEDICAL. PROCESS THAT 1S PERFECTLY HARM- less: never fails in any case of monthly sick- ness, N0 mat.er what cause: no electricity bum- bug or other dangerous methods: money in every case refunded if a cure is not effected: travelers beiyed immediateiy; years' experience: home in confinement with sanitarian conveniences. Con- solt fres the oniy rellable puysicisns, DI AND MRS, DAVIES, 14 Mcallister st next Hibernia Bank: hous9A M. 105 rud 7 108 .y LL CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION (from whatever cause) restored in a few hours; safe at any time: no process humbuz: in- stant relief for traveler: home in confinement; my celebrated treatment and remedies for mouthiv BUPPression uever fal: every case guaranteed; consultation free and contidential, MRS. DR. WYETH. 916 Post st., near Larkin. PROCESS THAT Nr. VER FAILS TO RE- 4\ siore every case of monthly sickne:ss from whatever cause in a few hours when medicines nd others have failed; no justruments used: many years’ experience: every case guarinteed: advice free; terms reasonabie: firsi-ciass private home for continement. MRS. DR. DALY, 1126 Market si., over Owl Drugs.ore. FRUITSTURE IN HEART OF THE $3D . city: b hiving-rooms: cheap rent ;:;‘g horse and wagon: has an exceilenc pyl ness. M. LE<, 5 Fourih st. . DELICACY-<TORgE, BEST PART OF $125. Vitieca sadition:qiving-roms: chean rent: weil siocked: good business; worth $230. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. : SALOON, WITH 14 FURNISHED FED0. riomarone diock srom corner Fourth and Market sts.: good-payl ik house: low rent: a first-class bargaio. WILKE, 783 Market st. OLD-ESTABLISHED SALOON ON Eastst.; ren: $25. tee WILKE, 783 BU fCHER-SHOP: BEST BUSINESS $00. foution i Mission: 2 horses, 1 wazon: rent $20: doinz a zood paving cash trade: inves: tiga e; splendid offer. WILKE, 783 Marker. ESTABLISHED CURNER grocery and haron Powell st, with 8 fornished rooms: 5 years' lcase: doing a large cash store and bar irads: owner engaged iu o her business: mustseil. W iLKE, 783 Market st « GOOD PAYING HOTELIN LIV $1000, SEEESE Sr F.; larze number regular boarders au! go d trans sient custom; rent oniy. :iease agenuine good 1360, oLD bargain. Inquire WILK*, 783 Market s 4((). OLD ESTABLISHED AND PIRS] $400. Sia paving uy saioon amoue com- mission wnd wholesate merchants; rent $30; greau saciifice. Cail WIIKF. 78315 Market si. cOR() PAYIAG RA-T NEAR $250. A8 £700—Grocery and bar north of Market st. #:50—Corner saloon: very cheap $150—Cigar-store. in_good location, and other bargains. ANDEKSON & CO., 777 Market st. ) ()} OLD EST. RESTAURANT; 800 $1 UO « cash: balance, note: reccipts, -'.A'J o A'VDERSON. 57 to 59 3d st. $50 daily; bargai JOTICE — GUS STRAND, 19 ~IXNH ST Wil sell your business qu'ex for cash. TREAT BARGAINS—CLGAK-STORE, CITY G 'tront, s90. : Resiaurant, £175: saicon, Market st., $350. Butcher-shop, $i0U; branch baker rms, £150. Grocery. bar, $350; lcdg.ug-house. 16 rms. To buy or sell see GUS STR ND. 19 Sixtu st Do, xou WANT 10 ® 10 SELL YOUR BUSINES ALY & CO., 917 Mairiei st 350—Corber grocery, bar trade 310 duily. #350—Curner sa.00n: 10 night or Sunday works $500— Eusinc ss ¢ earing $150 per moi.th $400—0yster and chophouse, uear Baldwin. Eakery, candy, st: tionery, cigers, luachroom, 4 rooms furnished juc.uded: make offer. $luv—Cor. bakery, candy promptly? H rooms. TAURANT AND DELIC. #2560 Saloon worth $2000, price. 700 Grocery and bar, fine rew corn 1500 Restaurant and e« 200 HEXNR , 1020 Market st. MisS CULLEN, 825 Sutter s, W GEKING Hou MISS CULLEN 32 RE suiter st {COND GIRL AND 2 family: 25, MISS C ‘ T TRISH O CULLEN, KERPER, utter st. $20 10 ¥25. $15. MISS CULLEN, 326 LAU. LLE 325 Su ter st. TOMAN WITH A CHILD; $15. MISS CUL- LEN, 325 Sutter st. © $55: JEWISH FAMILY. 25 Suter s MisS (’Vli?l..j{(b\"kkb ST, $25; GIRL, MI~SION ¥ si., $25: xir. Pine, $20; xirl, Steiner st.. $20; girl, Alsmeaa, §20: giri, Washingion st., $20: girl, San iatae, $20; gri, Vacavile. $20: mrl Ellfs s girl. Buchanan st., $20. girl. ruczes 30 gitls. §15: 27 g ris. £8. $1v and $1- per mouth. MARTIN & L., T49 Market st }“(lK COPPER RIVER; PASSENGER schooner J. Eppinger. Apply at 718 Third st Copper Eiver Commercial Compsny. ‘ TANT —FXPERIENCED CITY SALES man with references. Brownswone Wine Co., 331 Ellis s, A 1OPERATORSON JACKETS. DAVIDSON A\ & MILLER, 731 Market st ‘ J 00D, COAL AND CCAI-Oll. BUSINESS; must be sold: cheap. (al 1188 Mission. PAsLUES TORE, § 105 Sansome st NCH-WAITER WANTED. 1185 OAK ST. ANTED—A BOY AT LICK HOU dry. 9 Lick place. E LAU TABLE FUR SALOON. JIGHT CASHIER, RESTAURANT; 3 WAILT- resses. country, $20 and room: 4 w=itresses, countrs, $15 and room: &wailresses, city, $15 and room; 3 waitresses, city, $15 and room: 6 waitresces, #3 50 1o $> per week: « hambermaid and wait ‘some, $18 and room. MARTIN & €0.,739 Mar<et st VIRL, WOODLAND, $15 GIRL, $15: girl, Oak, $15: girl, Alameda, $15: girl, n Rafael, $15: girl, Colusa. §15: girl, Stanyan- : girl, Tors. $.0; girl, \Websier, $15; 3 house- 51 keepers. MART.N'& CO., 748 Maret st. () COOKS, CITY AND COUNTRY. $20 TO #30 +J ard ro’'m, French. German and American. MARTIN & CO., 740 Murket JRENCH NURSF, ONE CHILD, $20; 4 GER- n, French and Irish second girls, $20 and 4 cooks, German style. $25 and §30: French or ~cindinavian girl for cooking and bonsework, $25; cook, Institution, $30: .aundress $20. and girls of ali nationailties for cooklng and Pousework in city and country. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 316 Sutter st (00K, $33: FREXCH NURSE, 820, GERMA / housekecper, $156: chambermaid, $18; Swed. ish housezirl, $23: Irish housegirl,’ $25. two in mily : housegirl, Onkl nd, $20; Lousegiri, Palo Alto, $30; you: g girl, $16: and & number of gir.s for city and country. MKS. NORTON. 323 sutter. } OUSRKEEPER FOR A RANCH, $15: waitress. jlain country hotel, $2U; co0K, few boarders, $20: 10 girls for housework, city: rancn cook.3156. MURKAY & RE.DY, Leading Em- ployment Agents, 634-636 Clay st. JEEMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, MRS, LAMBERI, 417 Fowell si, bas places for girls of all nationalities. ) WATTRESSES, COUNTRY HOTEL $20. < see boss at HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearny. LOOTBLACK WANTED AT 517 MARKET; wages §6 W2 D—A PRESSER ON LADIES’ TAIL- orinz. 16 Turk st GOTBLACK FOR BARBE clean baths. 120 Geary st. -SHOP AND IHOEMAKERS TO BU $1 and up MEN'S UPPERS, HIRLEY, 921 Howard st. URE, SAFe. AND SPEEDY CURE “OR all temale disease: a home in coufinement, with best possible care; with the privacy of a home d the couvenience of a hospital; those | who are sick or discouraged should cail on the doctor and state their case: they will find in her & true iriend: all consultations freeand absolutely confidentlal. MRS DR. GWYER, 226 Turx st. LL OF Dk FOULKT'S CAPSULeS ARE 4\ guaranteed absolute cure for all female dis- eases: positive'y safe and sure: 1o danger or after effects: taken In time 1t 2ls0 acts a3 a Lreventive: price £1 50 per box. sent free by mail on receipt of rice: consultations on all special diseases free. VALLER EROS. 33 Grant ave., S. A cau- tion—Before purchasing elsewhere, JUKRE CURE, WH® &) medicine or ' Instruments: every woman her own physician for all femaie troub! from What cause: restores in one day: never fails consultation free: can be sen: and used at homs. DR. POPFER, 318 Kearny st Orders by tel S DR SCOTT: FEMALE COMPLAINTS AW diseases of the eye; a permanent cure guaran- teed or no cuarge made; consult tree: huurs. 10 to 12 2104, 710 8 Sunday 11to L. 410 Geary s= RS, GOODWIN, DISEASES OF WOMEN: iadies near or far: safe, quick cure guaranteed: 20y alment; maternity home; vest care: skill onl low fces; r. fchnck’s self-cure, $0. 401 Van Ness. blA FOR REPAISING SHOES. APPLY 604 E lisst OATMAKERS WANTED ON CUSTOM work. 106 Battery st. ‘ JANT —GOOD ROUGH CARPENTER; partiat pay inroom rent. 922 Post st T0UD BUSHELMAN. Market st. (GUOD BARBER WANTED. 127 EDDY sT. W ANTED—BOOTBLACK WITH BRUSHES. 127 Montgomery ave B AND MuS. WEGENER. 526 EDDY SC.— Safe quick cure for il female com piaints guar- anteed: private home b confinement: every come HOCERY AND BAR_FINE LOCAT JONg $135. H. C. DECK SR, 1020 Markst st. G ND BAR — ESTABLISHE H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market st. GROERY 8350. %A‘KO“ RESTAURANT: SACRIFICE; BEST DUV, 1ocation: receipis $30 a day: low rent. BASILE, 87315 Market st. . .00_1’ ARTNER WANTED IN LIGHT <OV, inaoor business, where the services ot a plain, steady man can be used; no previous ex- perience required: trial give: must be satistied with $18 to $25 a week. 72415 Market room 17. TANTED_PARTNER WITH y $50 (LADY preferred) to take third intere: in restauran investizate immediacely. Adaress Z. M., box 130, Cali Oftice. JORSALE_LIVERY AND BOARD STABLE' #2000, or will exchange for_city property. oc For pariiculars address W. J., box 6, Call. C A\D CHICKEN BUSL larce place: chean rent. (a'l Forty-fifth street, Cpposite Oid Ladies’ Home, Oukiaqd. PARTNER 1IN $4‘ . fac uring business: ply 90515 Howard st AYING MANU- investigate. Ap- NURNER SALOON, $250; GOOD BUSINESS / sell.ng account si. kness. Apply at this oftice. BEREELEY ' DRY GOUDS AND 3 siore: .ot; 3 large rooms NOTION 2143 Dwight way. fort; infants adopted: terms moderate: pills £L. BOUN TO WIVES AND MOIHRKS—SE. guro: price $1 50. RICHAKDS & CO, 405 Clay si.; send 2-c. stamp for particulars to Seguro Mabufacturing Co., 531 K st, Sacramento, Cal. AU'S FReNCH PILLS—A BOON TO LA~ dles with femaie troub 0 danger: safe and eure; $2 50, express C. U. D.: don't delay until to iate. USGGOD BROS, Coast Agents, Oskland, Cal. TONFIDENTIAL — LADILS 1LOUBLE C communicats. with Dt SANTER, * 53 Gonas ave, San Francisen £ YOUNG MEN: GOOD O call 84w INDUCEMENT! 836 Howard st OY WANTED: AGE 16: REFERENCES RE- quired: Tesiing with parents. 150 Powell. ISHWASHER WANTED AT 6 SACRA- mento st Call early. WANTED-SIEADY MAN LN OFFICE AND commission business: will pay £75 mo. : must have $150 cash. Apply STRAND, 18 Six(h st. U PKAE™S FEMALE REQULATING PILLS; safe sad efficlen: emme KICHARDS & CO.druggists, 4 ARIS MATERNITY, 609 BUSH; CONFINE- ment at home 10 days, $20. Tel Green 58i. OR SALE — REASONABLE: AN OLI-ES. tablished delicacy sto-e. At 428 Haves st. LD- ESTABLISHED SHOESHOP; MUST seil in 3days 1533 Mission st lr.ar,\um:w FOR SALE. CXLL 153 Third st. 3 LOON 525 SANSOME ST, NEAR POST office; sickniss cause of selling. JINKLY FURNISHED AND PAYING diulng-parlor can be rented and rent paid in board: monthly rec:ipts $1000: fine opportunity for right party.” | ANGE, 632 Market st. §20, jTORE AND LIviS “ROOMS IN A «+ fine location, Western Addition. swW. corner Eliis an | Seott sts. QURE CURE IRREGULARI1IES OR OTHER R female diseases. MRS, DR PUETZ, 20434 4th. OME IN CONFINEMENT; DISEASES OF women. Mrs Dr.Funke, 1416 th st. Alaneda 6 A GREAT BAKGAIN; 56 NICKEL- $ . alot machines; worth $300; must be s01d to-day: best speculation to make money: 'hey are ensy seilers. Apply WILK«, 783 Market st W ANTFD_SEAMSTRESS — APPRENTICE 10 learn dr»umlll"? pald while learning; also gocd seamstrese. Post,rcom 17. TF PARTNER FOR COFs Bk PARLOR: {D. good livingrooms: rent $10. Pariner. box 30, Call utice. WANTED — TWO YOUNG _LADIES TO learn hairdressing. MME DELLA FAUST, 915 * tockton st. JIRL FOR NERAL HOUSEWORK wag s #1U; references. 124 Diamound st. JANTED—GERMAN GIPL TO TAKE CARE of baby: s eep home. 2 Pive st \ W q ANTED—AN ENPERIENCeD APPREN- tice on custom coats. 626 Minna. ONG GIRI work: $20. FOR GENERATL, HOUSE- NE. cor. 25.h aud Fair Uaks sts. AN WANTED FOi COALY ARD: GERMAN preferred. 629 .. alght st. ARGE STOCK OF SECONI-HA 1or sale; also ladies’ and m s-es’ misfi 3 exchanged: good repairing order, any styie. Coatral Mi3:107, near Grand Opers- ITYLISH HALEC &c; clea ND SHOES trom 25¢ up; snoes made o Repairing Shop, 749 GANT SHAVE towels 602 Pacific st., Dear Kearny. JHOESHOP FOR SALE; GOOD STEADY irede: in Wesiern Addition: owner leav ns ¥or address call at his oftice. 0.1 C. D. BUNKER, *ecretary. ting THIS 1897, at B, HERMANN LODGE ano A. M.—Call-d n DAY (Wednesday), October 1:30 o'clocs P. 3 . at Masonic Temp e, for the funerai of our deceased Lrother, GEORGE H. OFFERMANN. By order of the W, M. L. SCHUMACHE . Secretary. JXPERIENCED NURSE WISHES A POSE 1108 19 CONfin® MENt: \erms reagonadie jections to country. M. K. 156 Goden ¢ CUNG GIRL WISHES POSIIION FOR ligit housework; smail faraly: sieep home. Address M1SS A. D/, Call Branch \flice, 143 9th. “%> MOUNT MOKIAH LODGK NO 44, F. and A M-—Meeting THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING at 7:30 vclock. Third uegree. THEO. FEOLICH, Secretary. B2 ERBA BUENA LODGE kL, No. 15, L 0. 0. F.—Initiation 2 THURSDAY, October 28. Visiting 5 s vrothers cordlaliy invited. A. D. CHESHIRE H. F. NEUNAR¥R, Fecording Secretary. MORSE LODGE NO. 257, B2 000 e nd mem- &z bers are hereby notitied 1o assemole in - their hall THIS DAY (wednesday), ZiN 1:30 o'clock, to attend the uneral of our late brotber. J. J. GUTZEN. K. LUDEMANN, N. G. C. BRIND, Rec. ~ec. of the Funeral Commitiee are ne-vhr% notified to assemble at Od1 Fellows’ ~-/" Hall, WEDNESD Y, Ocober 27, 2t 10 clock, to atiend ihe funeial of our .ate brother, GEORG £ UFF.KMANN. By ordor of the icdge. FRED H. SIEBE, XN, CHRIST. FOEBER, R. S G. EKBA BUKNA LODGE No. 15, L. 0. 0. F.—Officers and members aie notified 10 assemble at G 'ONCORDIA LODGE NO. 2 1. 0. O. F—The mem bers Memorial Hall, Odd Fellows' build- ]%F® attend the foveral of our lu.e brother, ARLES WEST. A. D. CHESHIRE, N. G. M. F. NEUNABER, R 8. Members of the wbove socier whil assembie at Scoitish Eail, No. 105 Larkin st. at 1 P. m. THURSLAY. of our Iate feliow member, KOB: KT B. 3 ANDKEW WILKIE, resident. Coox, secretary. anuual conference « f be jvvers gathered to the name of the Lord Jesus will be held Thurs- duy, Friday, raturday sod Surday. - peakers: ing, WEDNESDAY, Ociober ©7, at 1:30 . M, to ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY— Oc.ober 25, for the purpose of attending the 832 HOWARD ST.—THE ELEVENTH meCiure, Koss, barrus Smith and uthers. SPECIAL NOTICES, LAD JTENANIS EJECTED FOR #4 rollections made: aty or country. Pacific Lcllestion Co. 415 Monigy s:. 100m &: tel. b5S0. B e LEAKS REPAIRED; PLASTEING Ppapering rooms,$2 £0 up 239 3d. hur.man. T s on FisH, 10115 GKANT AV.KM electrician:alconol 1 uixish taths. unrivaled PAINTING. WHITENING, PAPER bavging. HARTMANN, 239 1 hird st MME. HANSEN; 1LATEST GALVANIC battery and cabinet baths 116 . aylor st M. STAWERT, GENUINE SIEAM and cabiuet baits 12013 Geary, room 11. TOUNG WOMAN WISHES HOUSEKEEP. | er's position. Lall 1104 Mission s:, coruer of Sevenih, room 10, i TRESS, LUNCIL AND DI per week. 81n Kearny at. ER, WAGES HAIR B RBEK-SHOP FOR SAL < location: $100. 505 Sevenih si. GOOD JLESI-CLASS HAND ON VESTS. Kearny st. 51 AEBERS' ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- ment Office. % FUCH=, Sec., 325 Grant ave AT GIXL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK, Appy af er 10 at 411 Leavenwor h. NG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK, #8712 Buchanan st OMAN DESIRES A PLACE AS HOUSE. | Kecper at home or In family. 821 Mission, 1 3. W VIKL FOR LIGHT montn. HOUSE W OKK; 87 PER 138 Russ st. 7OUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS GH‘M«\NUIRL CUUK AND DO GENERAL bLousekeepes. Apply 235 O'Farrell, room 7. housewors : wuses $20. 2318 Clay st. VEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS A | YOUNG GIRL TO ASSISI GENERAL AV place as housekeeper: willing 1o do plain sew- | ing. 1122 Mrrket st., room 31. Y UUNG LADY WISHES A POSITION AN hou-ekeeper Apply 1203, Gearv. room —_— e SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. HINESE & JAPANESE; ESTD 20 YA heip: tel. main 1997. BRADLEY & C0.,640 C) C HINESZ AND JAPANE-E EMPLOYMENT office: Lest help. 41414 O’ Farrell, Tel. K. 426. NESE AND CHINESE EMPLOY ofice: test heip; tel Grant 56. 30 Gea: ENT | st UNTLE & Ui CHLS n56 AND JAFANESE emp. office. 61414 Califorula st., tel. main 231, APANESE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU: RE- liable help. 709 Geary st. Tel u 125. APANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT office, best heip, 3145 Sutter st.; te.. Graut 30. W ANT: D-WORK BY YOUNG MA man, W do general kitchen work, cooking. waltlng or other work: city or country. Address H. VICLITZ 632 Misslon st., room 5. (FARDEN AND GREEN-HOUSEMAN; UXN- ¥ derstands the care of horses: good home w nted in praference to hizn wazes; has good references. K. G., vox 28, Call Office. MAY (SPEAKS GERMAN) WANTS WORK for board and room: prefers to learn jeweler's or watchmaker's trade: some experience. Ad- dress Ger, box 105, Cail Uffice. ARTENDER, THOROUGHLY EXPERI enced, wiih satisiactory references desires situ :aug- city or covntry. Address P. C., box ) Office.. OUNG MAN, 30, GOOD PENMAN, ALSO 0d_all-around business man, seeks employ- m no canvassing. Address G. T. F., 216 O'Farrell st. (GERMAN OF GOOD APPEARANCE AND X bes: education, speaking and corresponding fluently In Germau, rngiish, Spanish, French and Italian, f: miiar with (0okkeeping and (ypewrit- ing, knowing the elements of sborthard, who is occupied from 2 P. M Ull 7 P. ar, desires au1 able occupation £.0m 7 A M. Uil 2 P x. Address G. Gy housework; w 726 Sho.we.l 1RL, 12 TO 14, TO ASSIST WITH CHIL dren; references. 25314 ac amento si. 61' LARRIN-BRANCH ukriCE UF THE O CALL rubscriptions aua wan: ads taken RMAN GIRL TO TAKE C:RE OF CHILD and do lixht housework. 517 Monigomery st YPEWKITER, RIBBUNS, PAPER, CAR bon. L. & M. ALEXANDER, 110 Montgomery. ANTED—A]l CLOAK FINISHEKS AT M SIMINOFF'S, 1228 Marke: st. es $12 Lo $ib 5} | (HERATORS WANTED LEVI STRAUSS & CO., 8214 Fremont st. PATTERSS 25c: DRESSMAKERS FUR- nished shops and families: positions free. Mc. DOW ELL Dressmakiag, Millinery School, 103 Post. AURENCE DRESS- CUTTING SCHOOL, /1079 Market: a perfect fit guaranteed withoui trylng on: cali and b convince i N1 931 CONVENIENT AND WESPECTABLE; M Winchester House, 44 Third st.. near Market: 200 rooms; Zoc 1o $1'50 per night: $1 50 to 36 per week: troe bus and bagguge (0 and irom ferry. —_— HELP WANTED-MALE. 9() DINERS, ROCK-DRILLERS AND 1UN. nelmen for tunnel work. $2 50 a day: 2 Scandinavian sioveiers for « borax mine, $2 60 a day: quartzmill mau, $2 a day and iound, see party here; upho sterer, country. $2 a day and found, sve purcy heie: ranch biecksmith, $30: harness-maker for u ranch, 81 50 a day: harness: maker for a rai'road camp. *1 x day: 2 farmers, Sonoma County, §15: 3 Swedish faimers for a orchard, Senta” Ulaia Couoty, 815. . K. HAN SEN & Cu., 108 Geary st HEAD COCK = $60, SECOND COOK $40, disbwasher $25. v'geiubieman 85, for same country hotel: couf. ciloner and cake-buker, coun- try shop, $50: 'unch cook for a saloon. country. $30:_cook 1or a chophouse, country, $30. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 108 veary st. JALESMAN: SIOCKTON, Valley, other points; 1155 Mission si. WANTED—4 FIRST-CLASS DRAUGHTS. men; mu t have bad «Xperience in desigaing machinery. D. M. F., box 41 Call Oftice, SACRAMENTO factory to consumer. fANTED-A BAGBER TO BUY MY BAR. ber-shop and baths: cheap bargain: easy terms; cheap reni: inauire by mail. A. LA BONGF, 807 North Main st., Los Angeles City, QEAMEN ¥uR EU-OPK, CHINA AND South America. At 608 Montgomery st. OURNEYMAN BARBrRS fEmployment Office, 303 Van MENSSOLEL G, 5Cc: LaDIES 40c- WHILE you wait. 638 Murket: branch 767 Marke. 61' LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICKE OF THE O CALL Subscriptions and want sds takes RZCNUXTS WANTED FOR THE UNITED States marine corps, United States navy, ble-bodled, unmarried men, between the ages of “land 30 years who are Citizens of the Cuited States, or those who Lave iegully declared their intention to become such; must be of good char- acter and Babits and abie 10 speak. Tead and write Engiish, aud be between 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet Inheight. For inrther information apply at the recruiting oftice. %0 kills aL. ~an Francisca, Cal. WC-CH IR BAKBE mountain town FEEK ess av. SHINN. SHOP FOR SaLe IN Pop. 8000, 11 quire of Deck- elmau Bros. or WILL & FINCK CO. W ASTED_GET YOUit SHOES MADE To fi yonr feet 2 the same price you buy ready. made ones, irom S1, 82, $3, $4 and 5, ar b6z Sission st., bet. First aud Second. |, $1MUN WANTS 100 MEN 10GET BOTTLE - Leeror wine 5c; Les: iree lunch. 643 Clay. l“lNE MEN'S CALF SHOES $173; To ORDER $2 50: men’s balf soling 3ic; heeling 25c; strictly one price. 959 Howard st. ok LADIEY SHOKS, OLING, —abo: MEN'S shoes, soling, 50c: all repairing dons at half the usual price. 562 Mission si.. bet. 1st and 2d. ANTED—MEN 10 LEAKN BAKBER trade: shops, 10ols. posiuions furnished: 3 neeks required 3. k. Barber College, 1351, Kighth, DB, HALL 1i McALLISTEG ST, NEAR Jones—Diseases of wumen and childrea. 2526 MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS WaUE ads taken 10r 1 HKE CALL AND LODGING-HOUSES. ] 8EQOM CORNER: NEAR THE MINT $450 110-room room house. 23-room house, Sixth st 850 2u-room house, $00 cash. . 450 34-ruom house, ¢ ears $150 1500 1i-room houseon kddy.. . 3% 18-room house on Mason, t...... 550 Cliy property, ranches ‘and business piaces for sale and exchange. H. (. DrCKER, 1020 Market. JOR SALE—36 ROOMS: FULL; Owner, 152 Fourth st.; no agents. &600 §asn WILL BUY D house of 81 room.; ments from income of house. ery st. CHEAP. A GOOD PAYING balauce essy pay- 105 New Montgom- OUD PAYING BAKERY FOR SALE: HAIF J store trade +nd al neighborhood trade. 813 Sixth st. ABBER:—_GOOD SHOP FOK SALE. PAR- ticu.ars, address B. A., tox 39, Call, ALL ROUTE; | Broadway. S'rocK_A:\'lTl- IXTURES OF A WE ing shoestore f rsae 1303 Stockion VEKY CHEAP. 11164 L-PAY- st. IGOD REPAIRING i 1 ST JCK SECOND- hand shoes. 1025 Howard st. ENTHALLY LOCATED HOTEL IN OAK. land of 57 rooms. bar. dining-room and kitcheu, paying $15) above expenses, for sale; $3500: rent #14J: on account uf desth of owner Appiy W. K. BARKNARD, 458 Ninth st., Oaklana® JALOON AND LODGING-HOUSE 14 NiCE Ly furnished rooms. kitchen and dining-rooms g0od business. 2.8 kusts - near Folsom. UTCHER-SH( P FOR Contra Costa Coanty Apply NW. cor. TWOOD, on accouat of sickness. inth aid Howard sts AKGAIN —SALOON; 18 ROOM<, FUR: nished; must be sold ihis month. 510 Pacific, 136 SIXLH—-ROOMING-HOUSE: 16 ROOMS; ALF INTEREST N GOUD - PAYING 90 sicrince. lunch counter for sale. L. I, box 142 Call. ~ S B OMS: ALL FULL: RENT $20; SELL S“’“&"\' NEAR 1la HOME O cheap. =42 Sixthst, good chance for a busin WOInan Or man ana - wife, Inquire National Brewery. (il:') ‘LA‘l‘n:I.\;’HI(A.:X\Jnl UFFICE OF THE = 7’(‘” “7 LL 117 . ® ) LD - ENT A BLISHE —_—— & ke | $2000. (0 ATABLISHED GROCERY CARPET-CLEANIN straet; rent low; good chance. 8. P, box 11u,Call, -CLEANING. 2 Eoilin Ry JOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, AT 119 MAIN C] «Y STEAM CARPEI-CLEANING WORKS st., 140 H. boile , 140 M. P. steam engine, /Litans, moves, ays carpets. G. b, STEVINY | all counected with h. ater, pump, eic. iso lutne s, Mgr. 38 and 40 Righeh at.| telephons South 250, larce and smul, shafiing. and evervihiog cont necied "with a comylete machine sho; also 3 VY 253 VUU BetuMi DISGUSTED WITH | lathes, risged to mauufacture patent beer-buugss Ppoor work send toSPA ULDING'S Ploneercar | bungs, washers and wrenches on hand. Pet-beating Wurks, 553-57 ‘I ehama st tel 90 41 BEST - PAYING GROCERY: NO = T oST - 3G GROCERY: N J VarTsmiune crporcicaningrenovigater. | 0000, hars Cetibienes voios q - aulon works, 418 Mcaliister. Tel. Jessie 321 | family trade: 1ovestiga-e. Ad oo | box 6o, (ot REAT EASTERN STEAM CARPEI-CLEAN | @uR() BEST SLy ing works. 14 8th, B, GRANT, tel. Jesole 301, &Iva)(). up: everyibiug complete; recelpts $20; tr iven; su rguin. luquire call wks, ¥ . ‘el Mis. 100. Z T. Barber. | Q PLEND.D STERN-WnEEL RIVER PAS — senger and freight s eamer for sae Apply ARPETS CL ANED, KENOVATED LIKE [ 1. K. sTat LLEK, General Agent North l;-“:u:nz new. J. MCQUERN, 453 Stevenson: tel. 8228, | Kailway, 638 Markct se. o, F. LVANCE CARPET- CLEANING CO., 402 . BUTCHER-3 J ING CO, 403 | o JTCHER-SHOP; CENTR A 891 GEO. WALCOM, prop. % 00 e ole or'hal lm;rrexr.‘? liulfe‘: CHiAN™ o, Lavio e Ko s OVer 850 perday. ' 6. A G..'box 42, Call T 'S¢ ratton, ghth, AKERY BUS FOR SALE CHEAP; JARFETS CLEANED « RENUYATED LIKS | A0, ¢0blished 20 ycars: selling on account of e Dew. 3Tenthi tei outh 56, Muckintosh & ca | DRIt luquire at 226 Kearny st. TR T ABRGAIN: STATIONERY, BOOK, NOTION 3 L tio Tah cleaning Sc. a yard: tel. Mis. 74, and laundry office: investigate. 10114 Finh. S USKETR G CLbrns JROCERY AND BAR: 2 LIVING-KGOMS: G R e ST o (’,“”“ Siorkc 117 Billniorerss = — JEE KMIL (OHN BFEFORE DISPOSING OF T urnlture. saluons, groceries, ete ; goods soid . ATTORNEYs-AT-LAW. commiss.on: ow rates 632 Marset. et O op M MAHONEY ANN'S BUILDING, LD BUILDINGS BOUGHT AN NG, N AND R 2D; c“m;e: Eddy su; caretul aventiou; modernts | () ohost nasiens Uy Bt FRENCH, 318 Vo' N DVICK FRER; DIVORCE iws A ors OFFLE AND ThA LOUTns SUPPLIED lalty ;privaie: o fee without sugeess u"mmg from CASWELL & €O, 415 Sacramento st. S W. HOWE, atty atlaw,850 Market, cor. Stocktn. | T>ORTLANG AGESGY THiS PAPEK LN ANNVICk FREB: NO CHARUE UNLeSS S0 | g dulre s llics wrat 135 wulnd st Foruaad, cesstul. W. W. DAVIDSUN. 927 Markecss | Ureson- % 4 MARKET ST.—BRANCH FFICE 3 4 MaR ANCH OFFICK OF 1HZ LEGAL NOTICES, VUM 156 10 (50 PR K NIGHT: bus +v 92 9J per wees. Orlenial 225 Drumm st KY ACME HOUSK. 937 MARKET ST., BE- 0w Sixih, for & Yo0m: ibc u nigni: $1a week, INGLE ROUMS 10c AND 15¢ NIGHT, 7! Saaasr week. Lindeil House, Sixth and Howl:i.c (JEEMAN MAN AND WIFr 10 0 AKE BEDS T in a ledging-house, $50; hutler with refer. eacrs, private family, $20: indoor servant with ity refercnces 1or a private family, $20. (. R. HANSEN & CO,, 108 Geary box 22, this office. YOUAG MAN OF EXPERIENCE WANTS & position iu grocery and bar: city references. Address C. 0., tox 150, Cail Office. JRRAND- BOY WHO LIVFS WITH Hi< paren s and can answer telerhore, jor our of- fice. ¢ K. HANSEN & (0., 108 Geay st LCHO HOUSE. 863 M AL KT ST.—nouas 4 20c. 156 (0 LUk 1gnt: BL 10 A2 week. . e USUALLED-c O SHOES FROM 250 L ap 108020, “562 Stiaston st et 15 oy 250 VY ISCHESTER HOUSE 44 THIRD ST, NR. Market: 200 rooms, u5c a night: reading. ro0m; iree "bus and baygage :0 aud trom the ferry. HE CALIFORNIA DEBRIS COMMIS O] Tn-vxn( received applica:ions to mine n_vlml: bydranic process from J. ¥. Cowdery. in the Sackets Guch mine near St. Louls ~lerra County, to deposit tailings m 0d piis; from the Santa Clara Mining Company, In the K hardson Ranche mine nesr Shasta. Shasta Coun y, 10 deposit tail- m;s‘ln Clear Creek: from W. T, Sherm .n ana Q. F. Cays, in the Cana.a mine ni ar Port Wine, Sierra \ ounty, to deposit tatiln:s in French Ha- vine. frum R. Cordez, in the M osquito mine near Camptonvilie, Yuba \mm:y. 10 deposit tai incs in ar and from C. N. Foote. in' the Mou nley mine near Uno, kL Dorado « ounty, to deposit tail- 1ngs tn Cedar Creek, vives notice that a mee. ing will be held at room 59, Flood building, San yrancisco, al, ou Novembver 8, 1897, at 1:30 WAnt uds and subscriptions takea. e FURNITURE FOR SALE. A~ ()9 WALLEK—5-ROOM FLAT: ~02 bedréom and dining-room sets bedroom furcicure b.e for anybody. JLATESTSTYLE FURNITURE on i cottage fur sale: going Kast. 1G BAKGAIN IN U oul: going 1o Ala: PARLOR, and extra 3 #lso kitchen furuishing; suita- 2 5-ROOM ¥. F. s, 37, Call, BNITURE: SeLLiNG 8 6 Mission st PHYSICIANS, L. C. O'DUNN L 2864 25th o L D MARKET, RES SLi diseases Of wowien a specialiys