The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 5, 1897, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY OVEMBER 5, 1897 DESIAE ALASKAN TRADE San Francisco Surely the Best Outfitting Point in the World. MERCHANTS ARE NOW ALIVE. Advantages of the City to Be Made Known to All Miners and Prospectors. COMMERCIAL INTERESTS ORGANIZE. Joint Meeting of the Board of Trade, Chamber of Commerce and Mer- chants’ Association Called. Another meeting of merchants was held in the assembly room of tue Mills build- ing yesterday afternoon to consider sug- ge-tions and take measures to promote trade between San Francisco and the Alaskan country. H. H. Sherwood, the chairman of the meeting, was requested to explain briefly the objects of the Alaskan trade commit- tee. He said: “We all anticipate a voluminous trade next season. Seattle and Victoria are turning every stone to secure the bulk of the business. Our plan is to encourage the dispatch of steamers direct to Dyea and St. Michael from this port, and to make the fact known throughout the East that San Francisco is the best outfitting point; that articles needed for an expedi- tion to the goldfields can be purchased cheaper here than anywhere eise; that supplies of all kinds are here in abund- ance, and that the facilities for transpor- tation are unequaled.” Mr. Sherwoca introduced to the mer- chants J. P. Cochran, manager of the Alaska and Kiondike Bureau of Informa- tion. Mr. Cochran bricfly reciied what had been accomplished by individual ef- fort. He had aniicipated the demand for information, and was in receipt of many letters seeking intelligence as to routes, the cost of outfitiing and the aates of sail- ing. “The greatest interest is manifested in the East,” said Mr. Cochran. “I havea bundle of letters here whict: I will trans- fer to your secretary. In the East parties of five, ten, twenty and forty are organ- izing. Fifty thousand people may come here next year en route to Alaska. 1 know as a matter ot fact that Seatile and Victoria are away ahead of us in present- ing information to those who are talking ol & trip to tue goldfields.” Hugh Craig, president oi the Chamber of Commerce, submitted to the committee a copy of the annual repors of the Board of Trade of Biitish Columbia, which had been liberaliy circulated in all parts of the world. Special reference is therein made to the advantages in the matter oi exemp- tion from duty that miners outfitting at Victoria will enjoy. “All around us,” said Mr. Craig, ‘‘are active business men who are alive to the benefits of the Alaskan trade. So faras the Chamber of Commerce is concerned 1 can assure you that we are heart and soul with you in this effort to advance the commercial 1nterests oi San Francisco.” Mr. Engelberg doubted the policy of re- ferring in the circulars of the committee 10 any other point than San Francisco. Special care should be taken to throw no mud at Seatile, Tacoma or Victoria. The suggestion was adopted as the sense of the meeting. The question of active co-operation of the Board of Trace, Chamber of Com- merce and Merchants’ Association through the Alaskan trade committee was discussed at length, The namesof Hugh Craig and Mr. Nick- elsberg were added to the committee on promotion and publicity. It wasdecided toadd to the transportation committee one member of the Chamberof Commerce and one member of the Board of Trade. A resolution was adopted to invite a rep- resentation of the Ship-owners’ Associa- uon. Mr. Sherwood believed that transporta- tion companies and individuals sending steamersdirect from San Francizco should have the support of the committee and that ships dispatched by well-known and responsible men should be listed on the committee’s record: 5 Next Tuesday afternoon, at the rooms of the Board of Trade, there isto be o joint meeting of the Chamber of Com- merce, Board of Trade and the Merchants’ Association representatives. The meet- ing will be under the auspices of the Alaskan trade commitiee. It is proposed that districts should be mapped out and a campaign instituted to raise money to ad- vance the iuterests of San Francisco in the Alaskan tradge. As an illustration of some of the wild notions entertained in tue East about Alaska, Mr. Nickelsberg handed to the chairman an advertising poster of the Co- lumbia Trading and Navigation Company of New York. Thesmall posterannounces the proposed sailing of the steamship “City of Columbia” from New York on D:cember 1 for South American ports, San Diego. San Francisco, Portland, Ta- coma, Seattle and Alaska. The poster say “The first trip is direct to Bkaguay and Dves. Through passengers are taken by our river boats to Klondike gold- fielas."” Hugh Craig presented to the meeting a series of resolutions in respect to the memory of C. F. Smurr. The resolu- tions express a sense of the loss that the commercial community has sustained in the death of Mr. Smurr. The memorial was adopted. THE STOOE MARKET. Miolug stocks opened firm enough, but declined sharply on the afternoon call, as will be seen be- low. The fillver il ana Confideuce delinquent sales take plice (0-day. The Swansea Mining Company of Utah has ae- clared a dividend of 5¢ per share, amounting to $5000. payabie November 10. The Pacific.Sheet Metal Works will pay a divi- dend of 50c per share to-day. The Richmond Gold Mining Company of Butte County has levied an assessment of 2c per share, deiinquent November 30 Goulé & Curry is assissed 20 aud & Belcher 16¢. In the Savage mine, on the 500 leve! of the Com- stock workings, the wes. cros:cut started from the north drift, 135 feec nortk of ihe main west crosscnt, 18 1n 54 feet. The face is in quartz and porphyly. On the 180 level in the wiain swest dris. they have been easing timb-rs Lo relieve the t Best & gronnd pressure and will resume work in the suce this week. On the Brunswick lode the main north ¢rif: on the 600 level is in 139 feet. The face is In porphyry witn stringers of quariz giv- ing low assays. ‘Ihe oint Confidence, Challenge Con. and Con- Imperiil west crosscui 1 irom the surface tunnei was not advanced during the past week, as they were engag-d in cutting out a water drain pre. paratory to puttine in water boxes. in th) Confidence mine the south drift from the east crosscut from the fourth floor, 63 feet above the surface tunnel, 13 in 45 feet. The face show: quartzof no value. No ore was extracted during the week. In the Crown Point mine they are putiing in square sets preparatory o starting an upraise on the pay streak found on the 750 level. In the Belcher mine the north drift from the incline on the 1200 level is out 400 feet. On the 850 levei the west drift from the top of upraise 1 is out 26 feet. The fuce shows quartz giving low assays. The north drift from the top o1 upraise 2 on the same level is in 55 feet. The face shows clay and quariz, the latter of a favorable char acter. There was hoisted during the week 28 mining carlozds of ore, averazing hy assey $22 50 perton. There has been s ipped to thie Bruns- wick mill during the weck 297 tons of ore, making atolal now at the mill and beiug worked of 605 tons and 1300 pouads, full returns of which will be given next weex. The yield of the Seg. Belcher mine for the past week an_ounted L0 six mining carioads of ore, the average car samples o $which assayed $22 50 per ton. The yield of the Overman mine for the past week amounted to ten mining carloads of ore, averaging 79 per ton. For the month of October the yie d was thirt--nine mining carloads of ore uveraginz 3 per Lo Dividends from various mines fn_October were as annex s18.000; Alaska Tread well. $ 00: Bunker Hill $.5,000; (aum i & 1,000 000; Cham- pion $8500: Dutch. §75! on Con , 330,000 : Geyser-Marion. $500( Homestake, regular, $51 Hope, $10,000% lowa, $5000: Merc $25.000 Montana 'ure’ Purchasiog, $40,U00; Moon-Anchor, $12,000; Moruing Siar, $19,204 Napa Con Q. resulsr, $10,0003 Napa Cou. Q. exira, $10,00U: New York and Honduras, $15- 000: Siiver King, $37,500: - tanuard Con. %17 000; south Swausea, $7500; Swansea $5000: total, §1,478,700. 0,000 Homestake, e. Followine were the s Ftcck Board \ esterday: EEGULAR MORNING €FSSION. rOMMENCING 8:30. 100 B& b.....4 (T00 Justice.. .49 4§00/ 57 o oanlan0 s 7|400 Seg Bel....08 300 Fuilion . 1:[300 Kentek 78 500 Chlir... | 6620J Mxic. .....45/200 77 105 Coni...1.0 [500 .. 147500 . 76 200 € Poini_..3¢|10) Gée BH 45 710110 vpnir. 1200 Yoacket. bl 500 Gal 100 H& AFTEENOON 700 EBelcher..481U5) Cloin: . SESSION - 35110) Kavags 500 45,300 6 & C.... 33[150 ~ Nv. 10) ¥&E .7 35/300 Mex:ican. 41200 Unlon,.... 50U ............43 100 Opuir. .. 201 ¥ uiiion. 300 Caleda.... 300 Chollar ... 57 750 Potost 800 CC&V..1.20 Followinz wers ihe mes in the Pacliic Btock Eoerd yesierday: REGTTAR eFeRioN—10:30. 600 Atpha.....1% 500 Con Im... 01700 Ophir......87 100 Alta.......10 600 03500 ., i 13500 .02 ¢ 500 Andes. 500 Crn I't....40/700 . 5L 0) Poto: ~500 ....... 1760/300 < 03500 Scorplon..05 36400 Justice. . 25/400 S B&EM....08 67200 Kentuck..04/.000 ~Nev_ .72 100 Challge. 600 Lhoir .. 00 .8tz .. ..03/300 SHUI......08 500 167|300 L'Wash .02 20) Unioa. ... 35 600 CCEV..T. (600 Mex...... 47200 Utan.....14 500 . 1.45(500 ... 145100 3 Jueki,.55 180 ° 1|50 OCCIAt. 1 1t(-00 ... ...... 49 100 Con.....-9%-00 Ovrmn. a8 AFTERNOON AKSSION—2:3). 200 Atons.. 50 Confi .....9K2000 Potoa...65 100 Alta-ees~.10/200 Crn Pr..... 351300 64 200 Andes.....27/350 6 &C..." 431200 .10 001638 200 Belcner ...43 300 200 47/100 B 150 43[200 Justic 200 ..1144120) Mexcn. 70y Builion....1¥ 200 100 Caleda.... 15| 50 Ocod: .. 200 Chiloge. .. 34 340 Opui= - 200 Chollar....50300 ... 600 CCa V.. 1.20/200 Ovrmn 500 ......11712100 CLOSING QUOTATIONS THUKSDAY. Nov. 4-4P.w Bid. Asked Bid. Asked, Alpha Con.... 12 15 Julia - 0d Alta cees 10 11lusu 24 26 Andes 28 29 Kentu 04 05 Belcher, 1 46 47 Mexican Tiasv Ay Best & Bichr.. 44 45 cadent .10 1.1 Bullion ........ 13 aduphir..... 86 87 Caledonia, 16 180verman 14 15 Choilar 57 9 Potosi.. 65 67 Con. Cal .20 1.25avage . 44 46 Challenge Con. 36 37 -eg. Bel T T Con. Imperial. 02 U3siver HiL .| 05 08 Confidence..... 95 LU -ierra Nevada 71 72 Crown Polnt.. 36 37/standard ......1.65 — Exchequer.... 03 04 UnionCon ... 41 43 Gould &Currv. 33 35\Utah........... 13 14 Hale & Norers. 160 1.65|Yellow Jackeu 47 48 dAULA AND BOND EXCHANGE. THURSDAY. Nov. 4-2r % TNTTRD STATES BON 0 Bic. Asked. | T Eds ponp. 11214 — Lonew asueid — | MISCELLANKOTS BONDL. Cal-atChiase. 113 | P C 38 1001410216 Cal Elecl, 63128 — |08k Gas - 104 CutraC W 33 £93; Lo2d 1s 6u.. 10814 — Dppi-stex-co — 8814 Umuibusde. 125 Edsn L&Posl28 150 ‘&0 Ryds. LUV F&CHERR 65107 10915 1'&Ch Ry 85, — 101145 Geary-st K33 971, — (Pwist KR8ills — 5 C&NDYee 102 107 kemo WL&L — 303 losang L — 100 |eactoP &L. — 100 LoGnteed 6s 933 — |SF&NPRS. 1043310 54 MKrsiCbledsi26 — ~PRRAriz8: 99341001 DoRyCon ds 110631107, ~PRKCalss. 308 110 aVingsls. — 400 | SPRRCAlSs. — 83 <PBrRCai8s. 10675107 N Ky Cal vs.108%, SVWaterds 1islg DEY Ca w2l 54 [SVWaters. Ju1i4101145 N PG s MiGl05 [StkinGdbos 8y WATER ETOCKS. Contra Cos:a 443, — [SProg Vallsy 9914 9914 Manuve.. ¢ { A3 AND XLECTRIO RTOCKS. 25 |Pacifio Liza. |SF a&iise s San Fraucacd [preextou. INSURANGA TOCKS. £5 comruc 5514 VCNZRTS 987 57 5914 9614 9614 -Ya 3% a3y — BANK STOCKS First Nadon 183 Bankof Cal.. 2401524214 '.ondonP&A. 129 150 CubL&ICo 98 — |Merenkx.. 12— BAVINGS BANK STOCKS. Aers&1On. i510 1575 (kav&ioan. . 100 Homb8&L.105) 1l5v [Recurlly... 350 — Mutual.. 35 40 |UnwnLrie 950 - Eksav Uiiioaas0 — | STREKT KATLROAD STOCKS. Callfornta....1v835 — (UakSLadar — 100 = a0~ premdio. 6y — 4935 4954 FOW DRt STOCKS. 95 110 |waniCom... 36% 3814 — 80 |Vigone sy 3% MISCELLANKOUS £TOCKS. Alnska rkre. 9734 8814 Nat Vince. — 8 Ger Lead Co. 105 — ' |(ceantcS9C0 3155 32 HawC&sCo.. 2334 24y PacAuxFA — 3 BuichSPus 337, 34 | PacBoraxCa.100 = Merixassa. s 0~ |Part Punile o3, — EALKS—MORNING BASILN, Roard— 50 Hawallan Commercial . 28 50 15 Market-st Kauway... 49 6214 15 5V Waler.......... - 1 49 1214 ! 33000 S F & N I Railway Bonds . 1U4 b21g $2000 ao do .. T 104 50 Fireei— 60 8 F Gas & Electric Co. ¥6 50 10 AV Water ... Sy 99 25 $10.000 S F & N P Rallway Bonas. 104 50 $1000 U S 4% (coupon, old) Bonds....... 113 25 EALES—AFTEENUI 33l & Board— 50 Hawalian Commerctal. . 2375 5 do ao = 150 do do 20 Hutchinson S P 50 Market-st Rallway. 850 do do 6 Mutual Electric Light.. 10 do do 2 10 &V Water.... — 25000 SF & N P Raliway Bonds. “IN MAD CANYON.” A Visit to a Strangely Peopled Region Little Known. NEXT SUNDAY’S CALL. 290999092909209229029298. MEETING NOTICE YERBA BUENA LODGE OF perfecuon No.1 — Stated meeting TH1® (FRIDAY) EVENING, November5, at 8 0'ciock. GEORGE J. HOBE, Sec. CONCORDIA LODGE NO 122, I. 0. 0. F.—The funera commitiee is hereby notified to Somble at 0dd Feliows' Hall SUN. =N DAY. November 7, at 1 . 3. (o attend the tuneral of our late brother. MICHAEL DILLE BURG, P. G. By order of the \. G FEED H. SIEBE, N. G. Crrist RoEmER, Rec. ~ec. (= REGULAR MEETING AND womination of officers of the Cale- doniau Club THIS EVENING at § o'clock. Scottish Hall, 111 Larkin st. D. R MCNEILL, Ciilet. JaxEs H DUNCAN, Secre ary. PECIAL NOTICES—Continued. W; MRS, STEWERT, GENUINE STEAM and cabinet batis. 1201 Geary, room 11. SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. APANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT office, best heip, 314B Sutter si.; tel. Grant 30. 5, LANTING, WHITENING, PAPER- hanging. HARTMANN, 259 Third st. BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR sa: collections made: city or country.e Pacific Collection Co.. 415 Montgy st.. room 5: tel. 6580, = MME. battery and cabinet batbs. SITUATIONS HANSEN ; LATEST GALVANIC 116 ‘Laylor st. MES.DR.FISH, 1017 GRANT AV.RM electrician:alcobol ‘I uraish baths:un ed WANTED—FEMALE. N EAT GERMAN GIRL DESIRES SITUA- AN tion at housework or as nurse: $15 up. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. ("OMPETENT GERMAN GIRL WITH REF- ./ erence desires a situstion to do cooking and housework. J. F. CROSETT & Cu., 316 Sutter. 1‘1!(*']'-CLA§\ GERMA N HOUSEGIRL [' wishes situation in city or country; best refer- ences: $:0. MRS. NORTON, 328 Suuter st., Tel Green 721. (FEBMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICK_MES. T LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. (tel. Main 5332)0 surnishes best heln of al: nationalides. )ESPECTABLE AND RELIABLE MIDDLE- \aged lady wants partner, lady or kestieman, With about $350, to start private sanitarlum: no experieice required; only those meaniug busi- ness need apply. Call 2914 Valley st, bet. Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth., VW ANIED-EXPERIENGED, RESPECTABLE woman with 4-year-old chiid will do eood cooking and house +ork in private family for $.2a n.onth, or in amall country hoiel for $16 & month. Address box 452, Haywards, Cal. WI~HES POSLTION housekeeper: good ccok and laun- 04 references; city or country. Park 59 Mission st. RESPECTABLE GERMAN WIDOW WITH 2 childien would keep house for widower with small 1anitly: nas her own furaiture. Address H. k.. box 6, Call ¢ fiice. ([ CXEETEST Y OENG WOMAN WISHERETT: uation as upstairs giri, or care of children. Call or adur:~s Youug Women’s Christiau Association, 1221 U’ Farrell st 1 ESPECIABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUA- tio: to do general housework: plain cook: iuui dress; many vears’ refeience. Address 2659 Mission st., near Tv.enty-third. ADY (30), THOROUGH HOUSEKEEPER, L nice cook, Seeks pos. Lion in smal family: good homie culef object. A- L. box 29, Call N EAT AMERICAN COOK, LATELY FROM AN New York; will work In ciiy or country; mod- erate wages: steady place. Apply 129 Third st. ESPECTAY R housewoik. IKST-CLASS COOK WI reference desires situation. 9 Poik 8 LADY DESIRES A in light L. YOU smull famiy or assisi Cali 816 California st. H_ BEST CITY Address S P, WANTS A PLACE AS or country. 305A diuson st. 7 OUNG WOMAN housekeeper; ci TOUUN and & Geary s GERMAN GIRL, SPEARS FRENCH Jan <h, wants u housekeeper's place. 111 100 2. TANTED—BY YOUNG GIRL, POSITION TO a0 hous-work and cooking. Please call 7235 Tehama st, bet. Eighth and Ninth (QONPEENT WOMAN WISHES SITUATION a3 cook and laundress. Cail 308z Hayes. JIUATION WANTED TO DO GENERAL houscwork In_American family: good cool city or Usxland; wages $15. 5. J., box 89, Call. RESSMAKEKR; FIRST-CLAS~ FITTER, atviish draper and designer; thorough dress. maker, by the day. MISS WARWICK, 830 Geary st. FANTED—BY COMPETEN I PROTESTAN \ girl, housework and Cooking In American family. ' Call 532 Folk st. Y ouNe G MAN WOMAN WI~HES POSk tion as housekeeper, or will do plain sewing or menaing at home. Call 116 Sixth st., room 2, first floor. JXPERIENCED AMERICAN WOMAN DE- Y sires housekeeper's position (superintending or working) in hotel, furnished rooms: don’tob- jeci to chiid past 3 years. Address MRS. L., 858 Mission st. y —POSITION A5 COMPANION TO a laly: no objection to travel or to take charge ot & first-cluss bourding-house; ihoroughly competent aud best of references. Apply 817 ‘Twentieth st (GESMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION IN X general housework. Plesse apply 235 Corbett road, near Denver st take Castro-st. cars and transfer to Eighteenth-st cars. RESINED GEBMAN GIRL DESIRES A PO- sition as assistant to lady: Dnice sewer: williog to a-sist with light seconl work. K. s., box 108, Call. E;m,)fl\: LADY WISH S A POSITION AS seamsiress in family: object & home more than wages; best of 1eferences. 3. M., b x 24 Cal YOMPEITENT Y OU +G LADY STENOG- J rapher desires position: salary no object; re erences. . 5., box 45, Call. (5 ‘general bousowork and cooking. 159 1 ehama. })pzmAnm-.— \ housckeeper. room 12, in front I EriNED AMERICAN WOMAN WISHES position o attend invalid or would keep Louse forelder.y couvle. Add.S. L., Alameda P.O. EXMAN GIKL WISHES A PLACE TO DO OMAN WANIS POSITION A8 1020 Market, second floor, UTUAT.ON WANTED—BY A SCOTCH GLR ) fi st-class cook. or nousework in small famii, city references. Call 627 Larkin. W UMAN WISHES POSITION AS HOUSE- keeper of will do plain sewing or mending at home or in families. Cali 116 Sixth st., room 1, first floor. YOMPETENT GERMAN GIRL DESIRES SIT- uati n 1o ta~e charge of infaat or small child. Cal 3370 Lwenty-third st. 70U LADY WISHES A SITUATION A8 typewriter or bookkeeper. Cali at 118 Sixtn a3, roum 47. YOURu WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION as housekeeper; cily or country. 118 Sixth st, room 52 VW ANTEL—POSITION AS STENOGRAPH- er: Reminglon typewriter; giri 22 years ol fairly rapld; accurate, Address H. M. S, box 71, Catl Oftice. \V ANTED_POSITION AS MANAGEK OFra daily or weekly newspaper or class journal by 4 thorouzh’y compeient newspaper n.an of 20 years’ successful experience: references furnisied. Address 1. 0. )., box 39, Call ¢ flice, "IRST-CLASS BARBER AND HAIRDRESS- er, intelligent, middle-aged, wants a position: city or councry; manager in hotel shop aud bath- ing house preferred. Alfred, 34 Madison ave.. S I Y UNG EUROPEAN WHO SPEAK- +NG- lish. French and German, is fair Japanese desires to get a position as valet; has beeu travel ing through the greater partof the world. Ad- dress J. K. S, box 41, Call Office. MAN AND WIFE WANT PLACES: HOTEL orranch: man good gardener, coachman and milker: wife first-class cook; cliy or country. B. 0., box 102, Call Uffice. MI2DLE-AGED SWEDISH MAN WISHES A situation in a private family s coachman or gardener; undersiands milking; good references. S.M. %, box &, Call UTLER, WITH BEST RECOMMENDATION from the city, wishes a position. Address J. K. 5., box 45, Call Office. l ICEASED ENGINEER AND MACHINIST 4 Wanls position; is fair blacksmith: references. Address Engineer, Call Branch Office, Sixteenth and Mission sts. § YOUNG MAN (GERMAN) WANTS WORK to wash dishes, assist in cooking, waiting or other work; city or country. Address H. VIE- LITZ, 652 Mission st., room 5. - Yousa SCANDINAVIAN DESIRES WORK about place; uuderstands the care of horses S. W., box 39, Call. and general handy man. ANDY BOY WANTS WORK ARUUND hou e, 1nside or outside, of any kind. Address 433 Jessie st ITUATION WANTED IN A PUBLIC building by & competent engineer with good references. address 1. Q., box 12, Call. AS COACHMAN GR FOOTMAN steady, experienced, married man. SMITH, 1654 Market st. 0- TT10N wanted by Apply A. 1 M DDLE-AGED MAN WISHE= SITUATION M as gardever: can milk ana take care of horses; city or country. Cail or addiess 5. M., 8 Eiizaveth: ANDY BOY WANTS WORK IN OAKLAND around house, inside or out, of any kind. Ad- dress 433 Jessie si., . k. JERMAN MAR 1ED COUPLE, EXPERI- ienced in oichard, vimeyard and farm work, Wwanis situa:ion; firsi-class reierences. Address M. M., box 93, Call Ottice. W ANTED—BY MIDDLE-AGED WAN OF extensive business exper.ence position as bookkeeper orother office work. Address I, care Uccidental Publishing Co., East Oakland. CANDINAVIAN COACHMAN WITH GOOD references desires work about gentieman’ pirce; firstcless horseman; good gardener and general handy man. Address A. B., box 41, Call. HELP WANTED—Continued. GENERAL HOUSEWORK, German or Swedish preferred: EAT WOMAN, 815 to $:0, references. Apply zdzs Haste, berkele,, Dwizht | way stution. (G EBMAN GIRL TO TAKE C*RE OF CHILD and do lizht housework. 517 Monigomery St. FERATORS WANTED, LEVI STRAUSS & CO., 3234 Fremont st. AURENCE DRE-S- CUTTING SCHOUL, - 1079 Market: a perfect fit guaranteed withous trylig on: call and be convince M 9T CONVENIENT AXD RESPECTABLE: M Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Market: 200 rooms: 25c 10 $1'50 per night: $1 50 to ¥6 per week: free bus and baggage tw and irom ferry. HELP WANTED-MALE. W teamsters, $26; ranch team ster, near city, $26; boy todrive milk wagon, sma!l route, $12 per monch and found: cook for small ranch, $14 per month and otpers: 4 men for winery, $26 and board. W. D. EWEK & CO., 626 Ciay st ANTED—BUTLER. FIRSI-CLASS FAM- ily; must bea young man and have good ref- erences; $35 per month, W. D. EWER & CO. ANTED—CHARCOAL BURNER TO TAKE | HELP WANTED—Continued. i e 1 ECRUITS WANTED FOR THf UNITED States marine corps. United States navy: able-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages ot S1and 30 vears who are citizens of the United Btates, or tiose who have leguily declared theit intention 10 become such; must be of good char- acter and_habits and abie 0 spesk. read and write Engiish, aud be between 5 fee: § inches and 6 feet in height. For further information apply at the recruiting office, 20 Kilis st. ~an Francisco, C W(-CHAIR BARBL HOP FOR SALK IN mountain town: pop. 3Uu0. 1) quire of Deck- elman Bros. or WILL & FINCK CO. BUSINESS CHANCES. . SALOO. oN $500. Kearavxi: “prosen: owner 8 vesrs: rent 835; 0ding & good pa Ing business: See WI(LKE, 798 Market st oOF $ZO . paying re: be sold to-day; investigate atonce. Market st. $500 BUTCHER-SHOP; EEST BU! . location on Mission st.; 2 horses, i’ANTED-Ii " YOUR sHOES MADE TO fi- your fest a: the same price you buy reads- made ones, irom $1, 82, $3. $4 and $5, & 562 Mission st., bet. Firsc and Second ADIES SHOES, SOLING, ubc: MEN'S shoes, soling, SUc: all repairing dons ut balf the usual pric: SeR Mission st.. bet. 1st and 2d. QO S COBRER I TV MR PASSERGHE schooner J. Eppinger. ~Apply at 718 Third st., Copper Kiver Commercial Company 161 7 LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE O Cail. bSubscriptions and waat ads t<en. agon: rent $20; inves igation solicited. AppY WILKE, 753 Market st. o CORNER GROCERY AND BAR, . with i1ving-rooms. on Point Lobos ave.: rént $25: this place is kept by owner 8 years; rars chancs for young man or man and wife, See WILKE, 783 Market st. A GOOD-PAYING RESTAURANT (€ SFDOU. Fourth st.: rent ¥50: firsi-viass loca~ tion: best ciass of custom: rare chasce for lively man or lady. W ILKE, 783 Market st. $300 &7 SALOON AND LUNCHHOUSE $500. 2mong rounaries ana factorivs, wih g furnished rooms: old-established _place: chew rent: investigute. Apply WILaE, 783 Markel st. RY ACMIE low Sixth, for a room; HOUSE, 967 MARKET ST, BE- zbc unight: ¥l a week. JINGLE ROUMS 10c AND léc NIGHT, 750 Dand 31 week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard. 626 Clay st 333 MEN WANTED To-DAY FROM $90 10 )e)e) $20 per moath and found. Here are a few DOsitions w- offer: 15 laborers for the great Saw- miils and woods, £30 1o $35 and_found, half fare paid: 50 wood-choppers, £2 60. $2 10. $1 60 cord: 33 farm, orchard and vineyard hands. different places, $26,825 and $20: 55 Liemakers tor = P and £ J. V. KR 8c each, haif fare paid, Lools and food advanced: 55 sbingle bolt and shake bolt mukers, $1 50 and $1 25 cord: 3 boys for a large city factory to learn trade; 3 old men (o do hores: farmer and wife for a vineyard, Napa County; blacksmith and wife for & ranch; fore- mau for ranch, stock and grain; foremun shin carpenter: laborer for park garden, $16 and found: miner, $2 25 a day and found; 3 drillers for » quarry, $2 a day, nea city ; 3 graniie-cutiers, 83 a day: '3 brusbmakers, cify. MURSE READY, 634 and 636 Cioy st OTEL AND BARERY DEPARTMENT.—— Cake-baker, £15 per veek and foun!, near cit:: camp cook, £30 and fount; 5 cooks lotels, restauranis, etc.; 5 waiters, mines, hotel. res tuurants, $25; porter and runner, couniry huiel, $20 and found: 3 dishwashers; lunch-counter ook, city. $30 and found. MURKAY & READY, 634 aud 636 Clay st. RESTAURANT COOK, $65; 3 COOKS, £4. city; 2 covks, $8 a week; cook, coun:ry ho.el, $50 auc room; second ccok, 40 ana room; 3 cooks, $6 and $7 a wewk: 4 cooks, £25 to $30 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. §25: VEGis 3 dishwashers, $15 and room washe:s $20 and rocm: 4 dishwasners, $3to per week: 12 kitchenmen. $8. £i0 and $12 mouth. MALTIN & CO., 749 Market st. W ALLER, 330 AND ROOM. GERMAN WAIT- er. $40: 5 waiters $20 and room; 4 waiters, $25 and_room; aiters, $3, $6 and'§7 a week. ISHWASHER, 520 ABLEMAY, 2 dish- 6 MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st JITUATION WANIED BY A FIRST-CLASS gardener, with references: cily or couutry. Address Gardener, box 29, Call Office. TAN 1O WASI DISHES, L MATIN & CO., 749 ((OLORED YOUN J etc., $15, room, et Market st. LARKIN CALL —BRANCH OFFICE OF THE Subsgriptions and want ads taken. 615 = JRRAND-BOY FOR DIUGSTORE. §3 PER eveex: calearly. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market. INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 1 HIRD ST.. NR W Market: 200 rooms :5¢c to 8150 per nighs 21 B0 to $6 per week: convenient and respectable; iree bus and bacgage Lo and irom (he ferry. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. HOUSEKEEPERS: GIRL, HAIGHT $18: 4 girls, Ed v st., $20; girl, Franklin $20; girl, Steiner st., $20; girl, Livermore, £2 irls, Scott st., $20; 3 girls, Alameda, $18; 1, Howard st.. $25: girl, Gough st., $25: gir, O'Far- rell st., $25: 35 giris, $15; 30 young giris, $8, $10 and $12a month. MARTIN & CO., 749 Markel. ©) WAITRESSES FOR A CAFE, §20 AND = room: head waitress, $25 and room: 5 wait- resses, $3 to §5 ek: 7 waitresses, 15 and ‘aitress for a mining town, $20 and room; chambermaid for a seminary, $35 and 2 girls for kitchen-work; . cooks, $20 to MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market st ERMAN GIRL, SANTA CRUZ, $20, SEE pArty here: German girl. San;Kafael, $:0; Ger- rman girl, Taylor st. $20: German girl Iy, $20; German gIrl, 2 in famly, Eddy st, $20: German girl, Ala- meda, 3 in family, $25: German girl, Scotl st, $18 MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. G man eirl, Broderick st. OLORED GIRL AS WA!TRESS, $15 AND room. MaRTIN & CO., 749 Marke- st. JEAT YOUNG GIKL; LIGHT WORK; $10 10 $15. MISS CULLKN, 325 Sutter s ELIABLE ELDEKLY WOMAN: COUNTRY : $10 to $15; fare pald. MISS CULLEN, 325 Su:ter st EAD WAITRESS: COUNTRY; CULLEN, 325 Sutter st 7. MISS W AISTEINISHER: 88 PER WEEK. CULLE s, 825 >utter st. SECUND GIRL, COUNTRY, $20. MISS CUL- LEN, 825 Sutter st. MISS QOK, $35: SKCOND GIRL, $25. LEN, 325 Sutier st. MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN AS COMPANION and light housework, $10 to $15 country; fare paid. MISS CULLEN, 825 Sutter st. HEAP WAITRESS FOR COUNTRY HOTEL, 27 60: waitress, hotel, soutn, $20: waliress, city ho el, $16: couk, small American family, $25: cook (German styie), $26: girl for country town. #20: 20 girls, housework, $15, $20: nursegir!, $15: upstairs girl, $15; housekeeper, couniry, $12. C. & HANSEN & Ch., 108 Ggary'st VIRL. HOUSEWORK, COUNTRY TOWN, T see the party hece. C. R HANSEN & Co., 108 Geary st. 2&.‘0()'(& CITY, $25;: GIRL FOR HOUSE- work, country, $28. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st OOK, SMALL HOTEL. CITY, $30; 3 RES. taurant cooks. $30, $35 and 50 ; 4 cooks, Ger- man style, $25 and $30; 3 German and French second girls, $20: Irish nurse and second girl, $20; and a large number of girls for cooking and house- work. J. F. CRUSETT & CO., 316 Sutter st. VIRL FOR HOUSEWORK ON A VINEYARD, £15 and fare pald: woman for general house. work and cooking, Shasta County, $25. MUR- RAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. TERMAN SECOND GIRL, $2 second girl, $20: cook., £25; housegirl, ¥ in family, $25: cook, Merced, $20; nurse. Sunta Bar- bara, $20; 10 housegirls, $20, $15. MRS, NOR- TON, 828 Butter st MISS CUL- ENGLISH LUNG LADY DESIRES A PLACE AS housekeeper: no objeciion to short distance in ountry. 906 Market st., room 24, second floor. PXPERIENCED SICK UR CUNFINEMENT nurse wishes engagements; references. Nurse, box 12, Call Utlice. EFINE. OUNG LADY, EXCELLENT musiclan, reader and amanuensis, desires po- 8iLiou us companion to lady. Address k. K., box 24, Call Office. RESPECTABLE GERMAN LADY WISHES \situation as housekeeper: good home more of &n object than wages; bigh references. MRS BODEVOLD, international Hotel W ANTED—5Y A GEKMAN GIRL, A POSE tion in store or secoud work; reierence. Ajply 47114 1ehama st. Y UNG LADY DESIRES A POSITION AS housekeeper. Call 126 Fourth, r. 21, 2d floor. 7 OUNG GERMAN LADY WOULD LIKE A position as housckeeper. Address 120 kddy st., room 7. OUNG WOMAN WANTS POSITION TO DO housework where she can have her child, 3 years old, with her; city or country. Call or ad- aress 43 Clara st OUNG GEEMA S LADY DESIRES POSI- tion as housekeeer. 112 Taylor st., room 7. ADY WISHES SEWING: GOOD SEAM- L4 stress: take work home or would go out. 1217 Polk st., room 4. Y QUNG LaDY DESTRES i LACE AS HOUS| keeper; city or country. 101%a Grant ave., room 16. ANTED—A WOMAN TO SEW FOR A FEW hours every day: wages $12to $15a month andlunch; must be especially 0od mender. Ap- ply MISS PLUNKETT, 424 Sutter st., nr. Powell. JERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, LAMBERT, 417 Powell st, girls of all nationalities. MES. has places for 7OUNG GIRL FOR DOWNSTAIRS WORK and plain cooking. 1809 Broadway, bet. 9 and 12 o'clock. TOUNG GIRL FOR DOWNSTAIRS WORK and cooking. Apply 1809 Broadway, bet. 8 and 12 A. 3 RBOTESTANT GIRL: GOOD HOME; SMALL wages. 833 Bartlett st., nr. 25th; cail 3 days. {ITH FOR SHOP ON SHARES. & CO., 749 Market st. ©) RANCHHANDS, SMaLL RANCHES. O TIN & CO., 749 Market st. TANTED — MAR- y AMERICAN MINING FORE- man. $100: watchmaker for Juneau, $25 a week. farc paid; pa, er-cutter, $8 10 $9 week: American milker and farmer; firsi-class gardener, §40 and found; 2 fluishing curpenters, $3 day; harness-makers, piece work; first-class wires worker, §2 b0 t0 $3 day: assistant gardener, $15: choreman, $20, and others. Apply to J. CROSKIT & CO.. 828 Sutter st. AY & | TOTEL AND BOARDING-HOUSE: $800. o8 6 Siiker st 24 surnished rooms; all occupied; good bar trade: large num- ber of steady boarders. See WILKKE, 7n3 Market. $45( SALOO OLD - ABL ISHED W AITED=MES 10 LEAKN = BARBER irade; shops, tools. posivons furnished: 8 weeks required. S. ¥. Barber College, 1 3514 Eighth, VY L3CHESTER HOUSL, 44 THIRD SL. NR Marcet: 200 rooms, 25¢ a night; reading room: iree ’bus and baggage o and from the ferry. "LCHO HOUSE, 86332 MA LKET ST.—KOOMS L %0c, 2Be 10 5UC ight: $1 10 82 week. I OF UNCALLED-EOR SHOES FROM 25C 4 up to §1 5. 562 Mission st, ve. Ist and 2d. \ S ANTED—LABURERY AND MECHANICS 10 know that Kd Holkin, leno Honss proprie- | tor. sulll ruas Denver Houss 217 Third st.: 13¢ Iarge rooms: U5c per nignt: $1 10 B3 pe: week. ANTED, TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- ersaclerks KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Suttee. WANTED. AGENTS 1HIRD — FEW city and country. T0 SELL TO THE TRADE; HOURS 3 MERRLTT, 625 Market st. GOOD CANVASSERS, PARTNERS WANTED. DARTNER WANTED $200 CASH: N invention: good paying business. 71215 Fol- som st. FURNISHED HOUSES WANTED. ANTED—VURNI~HED HOUSE OF 6 OR mon hs. S. . box 11, Call more rooms, family of aduits, for 2 or 3 . place; bes: location in che city: owner 15 there 3 years; als0 4 rooms, inc vdiug furniwurs; Kitchen: 2 storervoms; a hne yard. . LESS, § Four.h st. $450. caticy on one of the principai sireet present owner in the same place 1» years: cheap rent. M. LES=, 5 Fourtu st RESTAURANT AT JUNCTION OF $40 . two car lines; busy ail day: crowded during meal hours; very 10 vrent; 4 nice living- rooms well furnished; Investigate. M. LESs, 8§ Fourth st. FTD0. SorE SRoCERT 2D BAR Y stocked: 4 nice living - rooms counecied. il LESS, 5 Fourth st. R@R() DAY SALO DOWNTOW $650. Rign: or Sunday work: nicely f up: doing u good-paying business; low rent. LESS, 5 Fourth st. $35( larze trade; cheap rent; great bargain. 5 Fourih st. &450 RESTAURAD INT LO- CORNER GROCERY AND BAR IN SALOON ONE BLOCK FROM M A . ket st elegantly fitted up viaco: has s M LESY, AND CANDY - STORE, FACTORY Addi- . icecream purior in the Western tion; 4 mice livin rooms. doing an excellent trade M. LESs, 5 Fourth st JOTICE_GUS STRAND & CO.. 19 SIXTH ST, will sell your business quick for cash. 250; CIGAR STORE, S—SALOON, 8 19 Sixth st ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED. WANIED IN A QUIET PART OF THE city, iwo unfurnis . ed sunny rooms and board in exchange for tutoring children; references ex- changed. ~Address P. i., box FURNITURE WANTED. STOVES, CARPETS, COUN- ses. ANDERSON, 1121 Market. IGHESLT PKICE PALID FOR FURNITURE, carpets, ete. F. W. ZEHFUSS, 840 Mission, W £ BEAT SHAMP, HIGHEST PRICE FOR - furnished houses, groceries, etc. 30 Largin. CAsikox FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETG; full value. Pac. Fur. Co., 228 Stockton st. I ANTED—COLORED WAITER, $:0 AND found: night cook, $8 weea: Japanese for kilchen work, $20, and others. Appiyto J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacrameno st. FAEMER, SLE BOSS HLRE: VEGETABL gardener. blacksmith. $45 and found. R. ILANS! 10% Geary. ONFLCTIONKR, COUNTRY, $50: DISH- washer, $25: broiler. $50; night cook, $35. C. J. NIUNAN, 121 SIXTH ST., BUYS(AND - selis furniture and carpets; also storage. NDIANA AUCIION CO. REMOVED 1019 Montgomery st. ;hichest prices paid. Tel. Davis 71 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. MAUIINERY BELTING, SPLIT PULLEYS, IM shariing ana nangers LIVINGSTONE, 204 Mission st. R AANSEN & Cu., 108 Geary st. W ANTED—COOK FOR KESTAURANT, $10 week: hotel cook, country, $40: butler, $i0 butler, country, §30: butler and wife, chamb-r maid, $60; French stableman, $-5. ANDRE, 308 Stookton s UTLER, $40 T¢ $50 PER MONTH. CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. MIss TOUNG MAN FOR A DRUGSTORE, $3 PER week. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. ARBERS' UNION FREE EMPLOYMENT office. 303 Van Ness ave., R. F. -HINN, Sec. MAD, ON RANCH WANTED: ONE WilO AV can shoe the farm borses preferred, ana pre- vious experience and references; wages $:5 & month. Address MR. SMITH, box 14, Call « flice. 'SECOND HAND; 6 OR 8 capacity. Address P. O. box 82, JONY PLA by 20 or Redwood Clty. OULS OF ALL KINDS, STOVES AND | ranges bought and soid. CURTIN, 1123 Market | KLEIN, 109 SIXTH ST, WILL PAY CASH « for clothing and books. AW NBROKIER—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST- off ciothing bought. Add. COLEMAN, 41 Third. !l’l‘n 'SS C DECKE 5 R. ne ARGAIN £176. Restaurant, $175; butcher shop, 8400, Wood and cosl yard, $600; grocery, bar, $550. Branch bakery, 3 rooms. $150. For bargains see STRAN D & CO. $95(), FAYING RESTAURANT NEAR 20U, jarker st $700—Grocery aud bar north of Market st. $250—L orner s0loon; very chesp. $.50—Cigar-8107e, in 2001 10ca ion, and other bar gains. ANDERSON & CO., 777 Market st B CANDY - STORE ON 3 $200 sireee 265 cizar-store nea 100 other places. H PARTNER WANTED IN LIG . business: suited to piain, steady man satisfied with $15 to $20 a week; 1O previous ex- perience necessary: trial given. 7241 Market st.. room 17. $35(), SATeoN AND TUNCH Houss, . junction of Calfiorna and Market bar fixtures: 16 tables; no night trade: zood pla for married couple: disagreement of pariners re son for sellisg. 31 Broadway st., upstairs, after 1P. M. noagents. ARTNKR WANTED, IN WINE AND iquor business: few doors north of Market, nr. Baldwin Hotel; fine iccation: one who has cus- tomers on wine orliquor route and understands free hot lunch business: German preferred. Apply thos office. LASKA; turning to Alaska, wi party bearing part expense. room 92. ALOON—NEAR FACTORI iD MINER RE- locate and work for Miner, Royal House, TCHEAP: 4 L) bivinz-rooms: fine place for man and wife; owner had it 8 years. 336 Main st. OB SALE_CORNER SALOON ON MARKET st. Apply st MCLEOD & HATJE'S, 515 Mar- ket st. 0 RACEGOERS—PLAY A SYSTEM AND win money: full inior mation for $1. Address Suspended Jockey, box 43, Call. AND LAUNDRY FOR SALE WITI[/ NERGETIC MAN WITH FEW HUNDRED doliars for estabiished business with fine in- come; i & mONop and only needs active work. . E. R., box 25, Cail « flice. T ANTED—EXPERIENCED YOUNG Ma to canvass private hcuses; salary and com- mission. Address F. W., vox 1, Call, Oakland. TANTED—BOY FOR TEA AND COFFEGR Store, with references; small wages to begin with. 1731 Market st. Y WANTED—MUST BE A BLE TO DRIVE wagon: wages $350 per week. 32 Union- square Market. ARBEK WANTED AT 2625 M1-SION, NEA R Twenty-second, Saturday a:d Sunday. ARBER WANTED FOR SATUKDAY AND Sunday work. 1026 Baitery st. ARBER FOR SATURDAY AFTERNOON and Sunday. 90814 Howard st. ANTED—STRONG BOY 10 WORK IN V bakery. 142 Eleventh st LUMBER_AND YOUNG TINNER FOR jobbing. 623 Golden Gate ave. Wa ED_GASFITIER ON NEW WORK. W. 1. IRELAN, 238 Elis st AN WAITrR $35 MaAN MILKER, $15. 921 Broadway, Oakland, room 10. ARBERS — FIRST - CLA~S WELL- FUR- nished centrally located barber-shop to rent, with privilege 0f buylng. 5 Fourth st., upstairs, room 4. ror SALE_BEST 2-CHAIR 15-CENT BAR- ber-shop in Uakland. 841 Telcgraph ave. W AN TED—OFFICE MANAGE < AND CASH- fer; stenographer, broker's ofice; traveling lquor salcsman. \lerks’ Exchange, 313 Bush st rooms 1 and 2. 5 YOUNG MEN 10 CANVASS PRIVATE ) houses; good pay: must bo Lusilers; pat. arti- cle; no humbug. © 1078%e Market, room 2. RIGHT MAN: STEADY POSITION: CITY and country: whiie shirts, barkeepers' coats, butchers’ gowns. etc. 1020 Market. room 1. M JXPERIENCED GUN AND U pairer wanted az once. Apply A, U. KROS, Fre JEAMEN, CARPENTERS FOR FRUROPE, New York. 26 Sacramento, upstairs ARBER F R SUNDAY steady. 3439 Sixteenth st MORNINGS: astro-st. car. TOUNG LADY A:QUAINTED WITH COUN- try w.shes position to travel for wnolesale- house. Cali 201 Powell st., room 6. L”;Y DESI‘ES HOUSKKEEPER'S POSL tion in country. Call 118 Sixth st., room 33. rou WOMAN DESIRES A PLACE AS stewardess 207 Post st., room 9. 615 LAKKIN_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. (U0KS FOUTION IN FAMILY BY WONAN 8 years in last position. Call or address MARY, 749 Marke: st. TOUNG GIRL DESIRES POUSITION As typewriter or bookkeeper. Call 201 Powell st. room 6. ESPECTABLE, COMPETENT WOMA N wishes Lo g0 out by the da; her w:shing or cleanining. Apply st 60 Herman, nr, Valencia. TOUNG WOMAN WISHES HOUSEKEEP- er's position. all 1104 Mission st, corner of Sevenih, room 10. SPECIAL NOTICES, THEY ARE CLOSING OUT REM- nants of cortains, dress gOous, COTSel: hosler, , underwear, bedspreads, towels, laces, 11n- inss, trimmings, veliings, etc., very cheap at Pio- neer Lry Goods 8tore, 100 Fifth st. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. HINESE & JAPANESE; EST'D 20 YEARS; heip: tel. main 1997. BRADLEY & CO.,640 Clay OY WANTED, 304 VIEW AVE, FRENCH laundry: board and lodging. TYLISH HALRCUT 10C; ELEGANT SHAVE 8c; clean towels. 602 Pacific st., near Kearny. Ry quire 7 B TAURANT IN 8 from city; only restauraat in town. 7 Davis st A COUNTKY TOWN 50 In- ARBERS' ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- ment Oftice. 8. FUCHS, Sec., 325 Grant ave. ARBER WANTED FOR wages S3. Clay st EAMEN FOR EUROPE AND AUSTRALIA. App y at 12 Washington st. RELIABLE, INDUSTRIOUS GERMAN GAR. dener: understands takiug care of horses and cows, and hundy_around the place; gocd refer- ences. Address X. Z., box 8, Cali. TANTED—AT MONTANA HOUSE, 76413 SATURDAY; OX-IEXRIER PUP; 3 MONTHS OLD: black and white, mostiy black. Return to 616 Leavenwor:h st. and receive reward, LOST. trade, horse and wagon. App y 1219 Pacifi " £ REWARD_LOST AT THE RACETRACK, AKERY FOR SALY CHEAP; A BARGAIN B 5 ol i e nanaie. ™ ooty s | 18 it old st once.” 441 iuyes at. room 3. ~a Al ARPENTLRSY BAHGAIN: $30 BUYS large assoriment of mo dings, lumber, door sash, counters and genera. shop outtic. 1108 D visadero st. AY HORSE FROM 1122 HARRISON; KE. tur. and receive lib:ral reward. “YS, NEAR THIRD AND MAR- 14 Juckson, reward. ITH THE HIBEKNTA UNCH OF K ket. Return io 4. J. | T 0-T—a PASSBOO Society of Francisco, in the name of MMA M. MCCABE, (No. | 21%,423) Tne finder wiil please recorn to bank. OS1—_FRENCH BLACK POODLE. RE- turn (0 710 Larkin st., and receive reward. ROWN. CURLY HAIRED MALE RETRIE ver; reward. 751 Sutter si. OST—FAWN GREYHO 4 turn 143 ~an Carlos ave.; reward. PY. RE- MARKET ST —BKANCH OFFICE OF 1HI§ CALL® want ady and subscripiions taken e e e e HORSES. WELL-MA1CHED TEAM OF STANDARD- bred bay mares, 15 hands 3 inches in height; trot singly in 2:30, together in 2:40; tnai given: price singly $150, together $250, Lo effect | sale. Cali at 347 Fremont st. UCTION SALES EVERY SBATURDAY AT 11 o'clock of horses. bnsgies, wagons, harness, | etc. £mporinm sales yards 220 Valencia sk, 3 WATKINS, snctioneer. 4() LoksES FUR - SALE. ALSO WAGONS buggles, carts, harness; Grand Arcade Horss Markes, §27 Sixth st auction sales every Wedr mesday. SULLIVAN& DOYLE. Auctioneers. UST ARRIVED, 150 DRAUGHT AND driving horses. 1T R RSALL'S, 721 Howard. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. FOUR- PASSENGER CART, BREWSTER coupe and landau, practically new: cheap. O’BRIEN & SONS, Golden Gate ave. and Polk st. LL KINDS NEW & SECOND-HAND WAG- ons. carrisges, buggies, carts, harness: Jargest | assortment, lowes. prices. ' 15th and Valeucia sts. NY AMOUNT OF MERCHAN DISE WAN ed for cash on quick examination and_dei ery: all business sirictly confidential. A. B., box 160, Cal! Office. %180 HAY, GRALN, WOOD yard: good locati n; D COAL sickness cause of selitng. Address J. B. box 80, Call 16 Roous, NiceLy FURNISHED: C tral; rooms all full; selling on accon.t of sickness. 1007 Market; cali 1 to 5. ANTED_PARTNER WITH $600: BUSI- ness ge ;uine; will stand sirict investigaiion. 8. 1, box 18, Call ¢ fiice $35(), RESTAURANT: 1OCATED 1 UNG- DU. tion of 6 streets; good-paying business. 125 Montgomery ave ESTAURANT: GREAT SACRIFIC) e1ts 320 day ;low rent. BASILE, 57 2r() SALOON; BAR 3600. furnished; choice lo RESTAURANT. & GOOD_ LOCATION; low rent: mismanasement. B. N.,box 125, Cal $200. Soeverod 58 NAN.wholesule iiquor-de; st., cor. Seventh. $295, RESTAURANT—BECAU D LZO. ness: snap for somebod Ninth st. for particulars. SALOON AND $550. furvioned rooms. ave., near Geary-st. carhouse. T $25; NELLY & BRAN- ers, 1069-1071 Mission E SICK- Call at 27 RESTAURANT: 1218 Point 4 iLobos OR SALE—a GUOD OYSTER-HOUSE. 44 Sixth st $300, BEST FAVING CORNER SALOO N + south of Market; owaer had 1U years. Inquire Hibernia Brewery. $3000. BEST- PAYING GROCERY: NO bar; established year: first-clasy family trade: investigate. Ad G. L. box 62, Ca.. IRST-CLASS SHOESTORE AND REPAIR- I OHSE, SPRING WAGON AND HAKNESS, sutable for peddling, $45: or will trads for lighter rig. 622 Telezraph ave, Oakland. 00D 2-HOESE EXPRESS: WAGO 1 G %t kighteenth at., near Sanc} ARGALNS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS! IN new and second-hand wagons, buggies, carts, burness, robes aud biankets. Leibold Harness Company, 211 Larkin st, opp. new City Hall FINE LAUNDRY, BAKER'S AND “MILK wagons cheap for cash o installments; 1 fine | topand open buggy: aixo L hack. 28 Harrison st. | —— CARPET-CLEANING. (lLY nin CARPET-CLEANING WORKY. Geans, moves, iays carpets. G. h. STEVENY Mgr. 38 and 40 Fignit st.: telephone South 250. Yy HEN Y0U BECOME DIsGUSIED WITH poor work send toSPAULDING'S PloneerCag pet-beating Works, 353-57 I ebama s.; tel. So. 4d DVANCE CAR:ET- CLEANING CO, 402 Sutter; cel. Main 594 GEO. WALCOM, prop. W ATTS,reliabie carpet-cieaning,renovtg,aiter « ation works, 413 Mcallister. Tel. Jeu‘:'-.gi:x: Ission, men (o take rooms: 10c, 15c and | (] BEAT EASIERN STEAM CARPEI-CLEAN 25¢ ;‘ér night; 60c. 80c and 81 per week. G ing works. 14 8th, B. GRANT, tel. Jessie 201. JAILORS AND ORDINARY SEAMEN BAKUEK" 1ERPRISE CARPKT-CLKAN- wanted at Lane’s, 504 Davis st., neac Juckson. AKE THE DEAD: WENZEL'S aALlaKM ciock: mo electricity; loudest. 602 Moute'y. A INE M EN'S CALF SHOES TO ORDER, $2 50: men’s soleing, 35¢: only onefprice. 959 Howard. ERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL, GENKRAL housework, 2 in family, $20. 417 Powell si. “ERMAN COOK. NO OTHER WORK, $50. 417 Powell at. (G 'RLFOK GENKRAL HOUSEWORK. CALL 101012, 11114 Golden Gateave. W ASTED — EXPERIENCED HANDS AT dressmaking. Koom 66, Murpny building. TIRLOK WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK. 716 Green st. $150 LADY TO LEARN HAIR TRADE + and become parcuer. J. L, box 25, Call. GIBLS T0 EW FURS LAGSTAD, 14 Kearny st., room 3. 2 GOOD WAITLR-GIRLS, $20 MONTH AND room. Model Restaurant, 1245 Kentucky st. G 'RE, OVER 15, 10 ASIST HOUSEWORK, private family; one that would appreciate a g00d home need ‘apply; $4 monih. F. M., box 104, Call Uffice. QIRL TO ASSIST WITR LIGHT HOU-E- work. 1410 Hyde st Jackson and Washington JERMAN GIKL FOK GENERAL HOUSE- work in family of 3 in Santa Croz Cail at 1808 Pacific ave. Y QUNG LADY, COMPANION T0 MARRIED lady going Edst: oflice matron, stenographer. hotel housekeeper. Clerks’ Exchange, 313 Bush. JATTERNS 25c; DRESSMAKERS FUR- ni'!hed shops and families: positions free. Mc- DOW ELL Dressmaking, Millinery School, 103 Post. CoureTe Call after NT NURSE FOR 3 CHILDREN. 1725 Broadway . G 'RL¥OR LIGHT HOUSEWOKK AND CARE for baby, $5 a month: gocd home. 517 Jessie. ANTED—14 GIRLY, WAGES, $10 10 $25. 2418 Central ave,, nr. Park st., Alameda. IERMAN GIRL ABOUT 16 ASSIST IN light housework. 723 Mcallister, after 1 ». a. W ANTED—GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK, RED- wood City: wagee $12. Inquite ¢824 Army. H1\ES© AND JAPANE:E KMPLOYMENT office; best help. 41414 O’ Farrell, Tel. . 426. OVED—DR WISE, THE LADIES SPECIAL ist, t0 1118 Market st.; monthly troubles, ete. JUTUATION WANTED 10 TARE CARE OF horses and garden; good driver; can milk; handy with tools; bes: of references. A.S., box 3, Cail. HOEMAKERS TO BUY ME UPPERS, $1 and up. SHIRLEY, 921 Howard st ARGE STOCK OF SECOND-HAND SHOES for sule; wiso Iadies’ and misses’, from 25¢ up; misfics exchanged: good repairing; shoes made to order, any styie. Contral Repairing Shop, 749 Mission, near Grand Opers-house. EN'SSULEI G, 50c; LA DI, 40c: WHILE you walt. 638 Market: branch 767 Market. 3000 EAIS-ANOIHER LuT O MENS shoes: been sii:htly damaged: at less than_ one-fourth their vaine: from 28c to $2 50. 562 Mission st.. bet. First and Second. P OFESSOR M. ENGILKE,VIOLINIST, and aiso Professor W. L. McAllister, guitar player, will welcome their friends Saturday even- ing'at the “Essay,” 18 Sixth st. H. H. Feldbusch, manager, APANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT oftice: best help; tel. Grant 5@ 30 Geary st. TYPEWKITER, RIBBONS, PAPER, CAR- bon. L. & M. ALEXANDER, 110 Montgomery. SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TOGET BOTTLE beer or wine 5c; Lest tree lunch. 643 Clay. UNTER & CO.. CHINESE AND JAPANESE emp. oflice, 61415 Caiifornia st, tel main 281 LARKIN—SRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL »®ubscripiions and wans ads laken. 61 OOMS, 150 10 T8¢ PEE NIGHT: 506 4u #i 2J per week, Oriental, 225 Drumm st ing wks, 14th. Tel Mis. 100. Z T. Earber, ARPET> CLEANED, RENOVATED LIK new. J. MCQUELN, 453 Stevenson: tel. w“z‘}g C JLEANING, 3¢, LAYILN / ples Tree: z RU . SAM: tel. Jessie 944. Stratton, 8 mx‘:':. CARPELS CLEANLD & HGENOY ATRD L new. iTenth; i South 56, Muckintoshy \:‘5: 3 MITCHUELL CARPET-CLEANI . 240 14ihst; cleaning Se. u yurd: tel. Mis 74 ONKLIN'S OARPEL - BEATING W 355 Golden Gatouve Telcphone Kask Yad —— e TYPEWRITERS. send for sample work. SC y % 533 Nontgomery . T e e HE OLIVER, VISIBLE W RITING TYPE- wrlter, 13 creaiing & great str in this com- munity and is fast displacing the old-line ma- chines. cousequently w. have on hand a large 00, J Fln[ Place: vest location_in to Ho i obp. Paiace . Inquire main store 767 Market st. 1300, OLP EST. RESTAURANT « cash; balance, not dally; bargain. AN DERS PLENDiD STERN-WHEEL senger and freight s eamer for sae Apoly 1o 2. K. STATELER, Generai Agent North Pacitio Railway, 638 Market si., . F. OFFEE AND TEA ROUTES SUPPLIED from CASWELL & CO.’~, 415 Sacramento st $800 ORTLANU AGENCY iHls FAPE& LN- quirs s othice orat 153 dulrd st Porusad, Uregon. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE 5400 HOUSE, VERY GOOD. + $700—Corner house, new 81200—House, exchange. . $800—H ouse for lots. 18-room corner: nea; 23-room house, Sixth st. . 28-room house; $200 cash . City property. ranches and business places for sale and exchange. H.C. DECKER, 1020 Markew $50 LODGING-HOT CASH WILL BUY A GOOD PAYING « rented; 200 ci $600 Soase 1 roomss vainnce casy pavments from income of house. 105 New Montgomery st. — e FURNITURE FOR SALE, E, 18 ROOMS; ALL 1C8 Mason st EDSTEAD AND HAIR MATTRESS FOR sale cheap, at 514 Jones st., in rear, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. DVICE FREF—PRIVATE LAW MATTE RS, moderaie fers. A1TY McCABE, 108 Larkiy' DVICE FREE: DIVORCE LAWS A s falty: private:no fee without success:col G W. HOWE, atty atluw,850 Market, cor oroni DVICK FREE: NO CHARGE UN L, 58 SU0 cessful. W. W. DA VIDSON. #27 ll:rk:‘\‘s: e LEGAL NOTICES, —a HE CALIFORNIA DEBKIS COMMIS<ION Dt vecoires ®rpiications to mine by hy- draulle process from T. La imcre in the Conrad & Dumber of secona hand machi; al) of which are tor sale or xenl::?‘fi::l:‘rl: for price. F.-W.VAUGHAN&CO., 9 rotunda, Mills bidg ALL TYPEWRITERS SOLD OR RENTED: send for price and sample work. L. & M. ALEXANDER, 11¢ Montgomery st Wheeler mine near Forbestown, Butce Gountv, 1 deposi . tailings in & ravine, and” fr e :dgn.y(l::‘lh- frovicter Bni and from Edward C, reus, Calaveras County, to depo Batista Creek, givi Alig Batista Creek, gives notice thatx me:1i1g viil ve