The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 3, 1897, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1897 OUTSIDERS WON i PROFOSION Miss Lynah and Tripping Upset Form Players at Ingleside. The Former at Odds of 20to 1 Easily Defeated the Fa- vorite Montgomery, Libertine Again in Hard Luck—Novia Scored Easily - 0 Big Field. It appears to be no trouble to turn favor- these daysat the track. The road traversed by the talent at Ingleside vesterday was fully as rocky as the muchly ites down written highway to Dubtin. These Eastern trainers have certainly got speculators guessing. One will send a horse out fit to go the Derby route, and anotber will starta rare good one with brackets around its Turf Guide apparently unable to raise a gallop. A rare exception to this latter havit is W. B. Jennings. This well-known Eastern owner and trainer started Ping, Miss Lynah and imp. Tripping in differ- ent events yesterday and 1wo out of the their numbers flashed on top. Miss Lynah had the remunerative odds of 2010 1 opposite her name about post time, and Tripping opened up 1n the ring at 6to rows of three had 8. Ping ran unplaced. The Jenuings colors are becoming very now on will have a popular, and from large following.' Three favorites were = - ruthlessly -laughtered, while two, Mc- SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY. Light and Novia, won well supported. s The track is now faster than for some days past, and the figures dispiayed by the official timers show a pig improvement in the way of speed. Perbaps no race run during the alter- | noon affected the pocketsof the crowd so expensively as the defeat of Satsuma by imp. Tripping. b choice. Judge Denny and 1mp. Trance were al- lowed to make therunning 1o the stretch, where Jones on the favorite and Clawson astride iwmp. Tripping began moving up. Both lads rode a perfectly timed race, but at the end it locked as though Clawson had slignily the best of the argument and | got Tripping home a long nose in iront. The winner was backed from 6 down to 4 Chariey Thorpe bad the leg up on Novia, the 5 to 2 favorite in the opening five and a half furlong scramble with a fiela of | Ver a fourteen_lining up and won easiiy. fiant, a_30 101 shot, backed down to finished a good second in tront of Moringa, another outsider. Magrane's sprinter 10 win the si favorite. 2ep of da sireich easily beaten by Zsmar I1 was a distant third. Old McLight was a 4 10 5 chance to win | the mile seiling Tun and in a hard arive downed Song and Dance a neck after the the favorite in the | Aquinas out 1n front for a considerable uistance latter had headed siretch and looked a win was a close third. H. Shields rode the 8 to5favorite, Liber- tine, in the final five-furiong scramble, and had his usual bard luck yarn to re- late. A slight bumping match with Prince Blazes knocked him about at the siart and he never got near the front. Dr. Sharp with 6 to 1 about him in the ring overtook the faint-hearted Bellicoso near- ing the wire and won cleverly. Dunboy finished in the show. nuer. —_—— TURF in the ring vesterday. the day’s game. Ned Dennis, the active and obliging messen- ger at Ingleside, has developed into quite an His work on the blackuoad speaks for srist. itself. By Holly has vparted with Montailade. the masier of Hawthorne While talking yester Corrigan about owners eatering their horses in selling races much below their real value, intimated that Montailade was entered in the recond race rather light. Holiy remarked that any one ITEMS. Twenty-two bookmakers were laying odds The play was rather light and none of inem quit much ahead on his name in the It was in the mileanda | furlong and Dr. Rowell’s horse wasa 6 to | De. Monigomery was about the only one accorded any support -furlong selling spriut sec- | = ¥ rd, being sent to the post a He opeuned upa vig light beiween Limseli aud tie field, but in toe run from the head of the to the stand was outfooted and Miss Lynah, whica backed up in the betting from 6 to 20 to 1. 00d plater +y with Ed was auiered add the value of first money, $275, could teke the coit. The offer was cepted, and Montaliade will hereaf ter run in the Corrigan coiors.” The stewards of the California Jockey Club held & meeting on Wednesday evening, when the cases of James Loug and Dow Willfams, ruled off the turf. for fraud, were reviewed. Long was ruled oft in connection with the | ruuning of the horse Ricardo some three years ago. Williams came under the ban for his connection with the Little Pete frauds. The old ruling was reeflirmed. Mat Storn came dangerously near cutting & walermelon in the first race with Defiamt. Backed down from 30 to 12 the colt was away irom the post poorly aud then ran & bang-up second. Mat is meeting with great success of late. Ping, a good-looking Maxim colt from the Hagein ranch, was touted as a good thing in | the first race and was held at a short price in | the betting. He is a good looker and shouid do better next time out. In the East it is sald Miss Lynah found five furiongs too far. I'seemsas though Cnlifor- nia atmosphere must have already worked wonders with her staying qualities. Imp. Missioner was played for a big bunch yesterday, but could not land. He never looked to have a chance. Doc Tuberville walks around the ring, but | circumstances over which he has no control kecp irom the saddle. A shady reputa. tion is not always profitable. Following are to-day’s entries: First race, one mile. 218 B & W. .101{ 319 Hohenzollern..101 214 Uuna Colorado..107| 185 Summertime.. 107 216 San Tuzza... ..107| 128 Aticus. 95 Second race. three-quarters of a mile, selling. | Free Will 105 | 4 Cherles B 106 3 7 Hyman 105 4 Jack Mariin....105( .. Snowdown.....105| 0 Heritage. 105/ £ 194 Silvi 05 ator Morrili1v8 204 Miss Ruth..... 10| Third race, ihree-quarters of a mile. (158)Colonel Dan.... 89( .... Attainment. 211 Highland Bail.102| 211 Catawba. .. Elusteln. 89| 211 Spunweil ] 1 (185)Plan_ . 86 ivinBurnham 0)San Mateo | 206 Ee Happs...... %8| 215 Marplot ... Fourth race. one and a sixteenth miles. sin . 105 x 23 217 Gov. Budd.....100{( ufh 180 Don Clarencio.. 94| 168 Grady . 135 Meadowlars...101| Fifth race, three-quarters of a mile, selling. 152 Elmer F 194 Monitor. -108 .. Yemen St Aigno; 1105 25)Fasel.... 182 1mp. Iv 108 150 Charles A (113)Tim Mur 194 Last Chan: “Torsion, Geo. F. Smith 4 Dou Ful Palmerston 9 Zarro 103 31 Zoene 1a Masco 105 (214) Mainstay. Veragua........105 Sixth race, seven-eighths of a mile 206 Los Prietos.... 108/ (. . Calatine....109 Uncle Coilis. 104 Phiiip. -104 (148)Count of Fland 107, 206 Fopsovannah..107 First race—Hohenzollern, Una Colo- rado, Summertime. Second race—Silver State, Schnitz, Elano. Third race—Plan, Marplot, Col. Dan. Fourth race—Grady, Souffie, Don | Clarencio. Fifth race—Yemen, Mainstay, Fal- merston. Sixth race—Fonsovannah, St. Calatine, Count of Flanders. TRy TWO-YEAR-OLD PRIZES. Seven Stakes to Be Run for at the Spring Meeting of 1898, The California Jockey Club is out with the conaitions of seven stakes to be de- cided at the spring meeting of 1898. The conditions are unchanged irom last year, with the exception of the Gebhardt, which is a new one altogeiher. Entries ciose January 10, 1898, owing is the ust with conditions of | sam The E!mwood | stake — For two-year-olds | (foals of 1896). Entrence §10; $25 additional | for those not daciared by the time of closing the entries the di eceding the race. The California Jockey Club to guarantee the value of the stake to be £1000, of which $200 to second and $100 to third. | Weight 10 pounds | below the scale. ‘Winners of two races to carry 5 pounds extra. Beaten maidens allowed 5 | | pounds. Four surlongs. The Flying Stikes — For fillies 1ds (foals of 1896). Entrance, nat for thes: not declared by icsing the entries the day preced: he California Jockey Club to gnarantee the elue of the stakes to 000, of w hich $200 10 second and $100 to third. Weight5 pounds beiow the scale. 1f beaten two or more times allowed 5 pounds; if unplaced allowed 5 | pounds additional. Four furlongs. The Racing stakes, a selling two-year-oids (foals of 1896). Entrance $10; %25 additioual to stari. The California { Jockey Ciub to guarantee the value of ihe stakes 10 be $1000, of which $200 to second and $100 to third. Two thousand dollars Weigh for aze. Allowance: Three pounas for each $500 to $1000, and 1wo pounds for cach $100 less 1o ¥500. Starters snd selling price to be named through the entrs-box | (usual time of clcsing, the day preceding the race). Horses so named ure liable for starting tee. Four furlongs. The Waterhouse stakes—For two-year-olds (foals of 1896). Entrance $10, $25 additional 1or those not declared by the time of closing | the entries the day preceding the race. The California Jockey Club to guarantee the yaiue of the stakes 1o be $1250, of which $200 to second and $100 1o third. Winvers of a stake or three races of any vaiue 10 carry five pounds penalty; maidens if beaten & lowed five pounds: if beaten two or more times and not piaced second allowed seven pounds, ii not placed third, ten pounds. Four and & half furlongs. The General Arthur Cigar stakes—For two- Two-vear- 0; $25 ad- e nme of | £ the race. n 000 4mpa0 stake—For i “THE CALL’S” PACIFIC COAST JOCKEY CLUB—Ingleside Track—Twenty-eighth day of the Winter Thursday, December 2, 1897. Neeting. RACING CHART. Weather fine. Track fast. 9)(), FIBST RACE—Five and a Lalf furiongs; maiden two-year. U, ids; purse $350. | Betiing. Index.| Horse, weight. St|. 4 Ya % Str. Fin. Lp. CL 197 |Novia, | 3h | 2 14 52 157 | Defiant. 516 4 2114 12 193 1h 1 311 20 153 | 103 9 42 10 18¢ 9h 3 51 |Freeman. 10 10 119 71 6 614 |McDonaid . 50 80 2 The Dippe 82 7 71 |Hennessy. 4 5 Perugia.. 21 3 82 | Mooney. 50 60 210 | Fincon. 4 215 5 93 |Ciawson . 6 ] | Flushington . 182 12 102 |Piggott. 15 8 Plug........ 3 6h | 11n |15 |iL Martin] 4 5 93 |Fallen Princess.. 12145 132 123 |° cIniyre 20 41 119 |Brambella. 111 10n 134 Holme? 20 10 ......|Dr. Marks. 14 14 14 |J. Woods: 60 100 Good start. Won easlly. Winner. 3. F. Tarpey’s b 1., by imp. Islington-Hileea, Time, 1:09%4, 22] SECOND RACE—Six furlongs; seiling; three-year-olds and upward: purse $350. = | 2 Be:ting. Index. | Horses, age, weight. | St Y% i 1 3% Str. Fin. Jockeys. Op. . ... |Miss Lynah, 4....04| 1 6 20 (187)| Montzomery, 4...104| 3 -5 8-b 205\ Zamar 1L 3, ;104 8 4 4 120 |ione Princess, 3.102| 4 T = £ 2106 2 Piggoti. 10 30 ( 04 5 Clawson...... 5 7 187 |Polish, 3 102, 6 G. Wilson... -|.20 40 187 |Emma D, 109} 7 McKeuna. 100 1.0 1 goodstert. Won casily. Wianer, W. B. Jennlugs & Cos ch. £, by Faustus-Tallabena Time, 999 THIRD RACE—Oneand an elghth miles; all ages; purse $500. \ zht. I St. | Std. i 3..100| 1z ! L107 |Don Lais, 2. - 78 Imp. Trance,a ... 99| Good s:art. Won first three criving. Winner, W. B. Jennings & Co.’s ch. £, by Saraband-imp. Ixla. Time, 1:35. ¢;23 FOURTH RACE—One mile; selling; three-year-olds and upward; purse $400. 22O, Index.| Horse, age. weight #in | Jockey. op " 0L %07 |McLight. 6.......108] Pigzott. -|4-5 45 212 |SongandDance.6.105 Clzl'tnn -] 8 6 205 |Aquinas, 3. % J. Woods. . 6 5 186 |Joe Terry, 4. 4ns |H. Martin, 5 9 166 |Im.Dvi's Dre b8 Conley. 8 ¢ 190 |Wawona, 6...... 6 |Hoimes 30 50 Good start. Won first. three driving. Winner, Hildreth & Sink's ob. hY, by Macdufi-Longalight, Time, 1:4214 ” 994, ¥IFTH BACE—Five furlongs; ail ages; purse $400. Sk Betting. Index.| Horse, age. welght. [St. | 34 | 1, % .| Str. | Fin Jockeys. (Op. (1. 210 | ; 48 |84 | #1ig| 134 |Clawsen B 201 | Bellizoso 3 14 134 | 113 22 | H 187 | Dunboy, 3. : 31 | 4n | 43”7 87 |H Sarun 7 206 |Imp Missioner, 2. 99 51 | 61 | 521p| 41 | 3 208 |Libertine, 6..... 122 8 78 1757 53 ‘| nield 85 Prince Blazes, 2.. 99) . 61 515 | 614 | 6215|0'Donn €0 ... 19| 215 | 247 | 2% 75 McAbee 20 ... 96 71 8 8 8 J. Wood 100 Poor start. Won cleverly, Winaes, W. B. Sink’s b. c., by Pontico-Cretonia. Time, 1:01, who wished to pay him the 8500 for which he | year-olds (fouls of 1896). Entrance $10; $25 additional if not dec.arcd by the ume of cios- ing the entries the day precediog the race. The California Jockey [Club to guaran- tee the value or he stakes to be #1250, of wheh $200 to second and $100 to third. Stake winners or winners of three or more races to carry five pounds pen- ity; non-winnersof a stake that have not wol three races allowed three peunds; of two races five pounds; muidens allowed ten pounds; if beaten Lwo or more times and not placed ‘seventeen pounds. Four and a half furlongs. The ~Candelaria handicap—For two-yea: olds (foals of 1896). Entrance, $10; $25 addi- tional if not declarea by the time of closing the entries the day precediug the race. The California Jockey Club 10 guarantee the value of the stakes 10 be $1500, of which $250 to second and $150 to third, Weights to be {msled four days prior 10 the race. Five fur- ongs. The Gebhardt stakes — For two-year-olds (foals of 1896). Ehtrance $10, £50 additional for horses not declared by the time of_closing entries the day preceding the race. The Cali- fornia Jockey Ciub to guarantee the value of the stakes to be §2000, of which $500 to sec- ond and $200 to thi Winners of a sweep- stake of the value of $700 to earry 3 pounds; of two of any valve, 5 pounds; of three or more of any’ value, 7 pounds extra. Non- winners of a sweepstake. that have not won three races aliowed 5 pounds; two races, 8 pounds. Maidens, if never placed in a sweep- stake, 13 pounds. ' Five furlongs. THE STOCK MARKET. Stagnation still characterizes mining stocks and the tendency is rather downward than otherwise, The Gould & Curry and Best & Belcher assess- mente fa'l delinquent In board to-day. Utah is asses ed 5 cents. ‘Ihe Horsefly Go d Mining Company of Caribou district, British Columbia, has levied an assess- ment of 90 cents per share, delinguent December The anoual meeting of the Pacific Gas Improve- ment Compauy has been called for December 20. The anuual meeting of the Penusylvania Mining Company hus been called for December 9. The Moon ancuor God MNiniug Company of Colorado paid a dividend of 214 cents per share, amounting to 815,000. on December 1. In :he Comstock ground of the Savage Mining Company, on ' he 500-f00t leval, the west erosscut, s:arted from the north lateral arift from & point 135 fect norih of main west crosscut, has been ad- vanced 13 feet: Loia lengih, 103 feet: face in por- phyry and stribgers of quariz On the 130 level the main west drif was ¢ eaned out and repaired a di-tance of 13 teet: towal leng h, 237 feet. On the Brunswick lode the main north drift, 600 level, W driven 5 fect, following the footwal total stance, 215 feet: discontinued. E£ast crosscut s'arted st a polut 145 feet morth of Na 1, or 170 fect north of the line, has been sdvanced 30 1eet turough porphyry and small stringers of quartz. BOAL. SALES. Following wers {he saies in the San Francisco Fteck Board yesterday: EFGULAR MONNING EFSSION rrMMENCING B:30. 40) B&E.....30(100 6 & C.....20/450 Ophir. 200 Builion...U8100 H&N...1.40/1J0 Ovrmn 50 Cnuiige....25/200 .. 1155 508 Nev.. 200 CC&V...1.10]1 U Justice....50/400 Union C...25 10 Croinill. 14/500 Mex.......32|200 YJacket. 33 A3IXENOON EESSION 50 G&C. 1,100 Potost 107200 B&N.71.60/100 .., 100 Eelcher ...20/ 300 Mexican . 550 F & b5....50/700 .. 0 00 S Nev....57 C “2300 Ocodi. 12100 Unton, 124 58] 52 onie 200 Cian. 1.10/400 Ovrmn....07] 50 X Jeas, 20| Following wers Eonra yesterday: EEGULAR sres1oN—10:30. 08/ 50 Cont......76/200 Mexican..81 011400 Opntr. i the wues in the Pacific Siook 400 Justice.. 10{1000 L Wash, Zd.fllu 6 &C 201250 K. 3!4}100 Justice 2 051200 Rrexen... 31300 Bii il “3¢[100 Cuiou. 11300 U 100 CCaV. 200 Crn P, CLOBING OUOTATIONS. THURSDAY. Dec. 2—4 P. . Bid Asked | Bid. Asked, Alpha Con 07 ¢9Juia. . — 0 Alta.. .07 07 O-fiustice . 51 82 Andes | 18 Kentuek — 08 Beicher. v Lady Wash..., 01 — Best & Bichr, Mexican 3081 Bullion v ceidental . 0 Caledonia. . 21 Uphir . 720 71 Chollar 39 )verman. [ T Con. Cal & Va.1.05 Potosi 40 a1 Challenge Con. 24 savage. 24 26 Con. Imperial. 01 eg. Belcher .. 05 07 Confidenc 77 ierra Nevada. 07 68 Crown Point .. 14 15!si.ver HilL 03 U4 Con.New York — Staudard .45 1.60 ureka Con... 20 nion Con. 28 24 xchequer — {Utah. 05 07 Gould & Curry. 21 22 Yellow Jacket. ¥3 34 Hale & Norcrs 1.35 PIOCK ANL EOND EXCHANGZ. THURSDAY. Dec. 2-2 2 x TNTTED STATES BONus. it Asked.. Bid. Atked. UEgs eoup. 113 — (U 6 dsreg... adlyy — Linew mevei-d — MISCELLANEODS moNoL Cavn 1143 — N PCB5s,... 1001 CalElecL 63328 = — |UskGas 54 104 CotraC W os 69 Lo2d is 5e... 11034 Dpoi-stex-co — 885/ Ommbus .. 125 lasn L&P 63129 — (P &O Ryds. U0 — F&CHER 64107 10914 P&Ch By 8y. — 10134 Gearyst K38 — iUl |Pwist RRG4115 H C&S01ge 202 107 kemo, WLEL — 105 losang Lo — 100 |tsctoP &L. — 100 LoGniead 81 9814510234 FF&N PRSL. 10514 106 MkuaiCbledsizt — |~PRRArz5110214108 DoRyCon 0a. 112 — (~PRRCalgs. 108 = — NatVin8sls — 400 |SPRECaldS. — 95 NevCNgR7alos — |SPBriCaise 107141075 N Kylal 0s.109 10964 ~VWaterss. 1185, — B Ey Gl s 1001, |~V Wateras. 10:1510214 N PG 6. 108y — [Stkioukmas 9y WATKR STOCKS. Contra Coxts 43 — |Sprog vall (omiee Qewn &30 = Iemeailey, owigionss ©AS AND ELECTRIC sToSKA copttaL ...... — 25 [Vaciflo Liza, 54 57 5 Biy S F G& Elec. 9434 947 i 1475 — |sanFraucea .1 sy CakGL &M 55 5B |SI0CKION cre idFy — Favms dimp 9214 — | INSURANCE sTOCKS. Fireman’sFo185 COMMERCIAL WANK sTOo First Nacioni185 fondonP&A. 128 150 Merch£x..l 12 = BAVINGS BANK STOCKA. Gers&1.on. 1530 1650 [Eav & Loaa. 100 HumbS&L.105) 1160 = Muwal....... 35 40 = Exoav Ulion — 50U STREET 1ATLROAD STOOKS. OacSL&HAr _ 100 Fresidio. .. 8 — - sTOCKS. lantCow.... 33j 3534 Vigosia I 34 MISCELLANKOUS #TOCKS. Almakarkrs. 05 96 |Nat Vinen . — 8 Ger Lead Co. 105 — jOceanicS3Ce 30 33 HawC&sCa.. 2314 237 Pac AuxFA — & BulehSFU3 35 561 PacBoraxOo.100 = Mer£xAssa wv — |Pact Pwnile 7 — EALES—MOMNINS BE03LON, Boara— 5 Alaska Packers' Association 95 75 FOK 00 100 B 5 28 95 50 160 Hutchinson S P Co,s 30 34 8715 75 Market-st Railway. 51 75 25 do do 83 51 75 S5 do do . 51 8714 25 Mutual Electric Light .. 14 871, 4BV Water... <l 9950 50 do ac .. — 99 8214 $3000 S P ot A Bonds. . 102 50 $3000 8 F & N P Railway Boads. 105 50 00 Vigorit Powder . 826 Street— 40 B ¥ Gas & Electric Co. - 9500 BALUS—AFTEENOON 5a33lo ¥ Board— 170 Giant Powder Con.. 35 50 200 Hutchinson S P Co. 5 00 200 do o, s 30 35 00 5 Market-st Railv, 51 8714 580 do do . 52 00 45 do do.s 90 52 00 45 Mutual Electric Lig 15 00 $100) N P C R K 5 Bonds 100 26 15 S ¥ Gas & Eleciric Co. ¥4 75 50 S V Water 99 6214 102 1215 5 50 SPECIAL NOTICES, £, NOTICE — ABANDONED CHILDREN in the Roman Catholic Orphan _Asylum since July, 1866: Mabel Madison, are 7 year Isabella ieveque, age & years: Mary O'Leary, 7 v ears; Marzuret Stack, 7 years; Mary Warren, 12 years; Mary Sullivan, 8 years. CHURCH NOTICES. DIVINE SERVICES AT TEMPL manu-ii] commence at 8 o'clock. Begin- ning with this eveniug, Kev. Dr. Voorsanger will present a course of four lectures on social topics connected with the professional lite of America. First subject: «The Overcrowding of the Pro- SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. W ANTED—A POSITION AS COLLECTOR for s large firm by a man of larze business experlence: goo.i habits snd good address: refer- ences. Address S, F., box 80, Call ERMAN WA er and flors NTS POSITION AS GARDEN- 20 years’ experience. 5., box MEETING NOTICES. £ YERBA BUENA LODGE OF PER- »~£7 fection No. 1—Stated me-ting THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, December 3, st 8 o’clock. GEO. J. HOBE, Secretary. fessions aid the Danger Therefrom to Society.” 2 he public are cordinily inviied to atten: PACIFIC LODGE NO. 136 F. nt A, M.—Meets THIS FRIDAY At 12:30 P. M. 10 attend the funeral of our late Brother ELIAS HARRIS. Master Masons are invited. GEORGE PENLINGTON, Sec. EZ,VETERAN VOLUNTEER Firemen’s Association—GfEcers and members are requested L0 assemble &7 at headquarters, Pioneer buil 1ing, 24 Fourth st TO-DAX (Friday), at 1 o’clock sharp, to attend the funeralof vur late Brother ALA HAKRIS, JOSEPH . MAR HALL, President. JANES PENNYCOOK, Rec. Sec. REGULAR MEE1ING OF the Catedonian Ciub THIS EV k- NING at 8 o'clock, Scottish Hall, Larkin st. ~ D. K. MCNEILL, Chief JaMES H. D STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETINGS. S fi ANNUAL MEETING—THE REGULAR anoual meeting of the stockholders of the Mutual Eiectrie Light ¢ ompany will be held at the ofiice of the company, 617 Howard st., San Frao- cisco, on MONDAY, the sixin day of December, 1897, at the hour of 10:30 ’clock A. M., for the purpuse of electinz a Board of Directors 10 serve for the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. JAMES FISHEK, Secretary. £ L soxie Stockbolaers’ meeting. Notice is hereby g1ven that the annual meeting of the stock hoiders of the Mausonic Hall Association of the city of San Francisco, for the clection of nine trustees and a ireasurer, will be held in :he Masonic Tew ple, iu the city of ~an Francisco, on MONDAY. the 6t day ot December, 1897 Polis_ will_be open from W unth 3 P s GEO. JOHNSON, Secretary. HALL ASSOCIATION— S0, SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. (QOMPETENT COLORED COOK, BEST OF eterence, desires a situation. J. F. CROSETT & CO,, 316 Sutter st. G ERMAN SECOND GIKL DESIRES A SITU- ation. J. F. CROSEIT & (0., 316 Sutter st. OMPETENT MOTHER AND DAUGHTER desire situation a8 first-class cook and walr: ss: rences: city or country. MISS CUL- b Sutter st. ((UMPETENT COLORED (OOK AND HOUSE- work g:rl desires situation: best referenc city or country. MISS CULLEN, 826 Sutter st. MERICAN WOMAN AND DAUGHTER L) want positions together; cah take churge of boarding-bouse or widower's fami'y: fine cook: excellen: reference; country prejerred. A. M., box 111, Call Office. l ELIABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUATION: is agood cook; cando light housework; will work for moderate wages; kind to children. 10 Stockton pl., off S:0ckion «t., bet. Post and Sutter. S THO-OUGH HOUSEKEEPER IN NOT more than 3 in family: good cook, needie- woman: moderate salars: {8 quiet: good home; fare if country. H., box $6, Cail Otfice. JTUATION WANTED BY A STEADY, COM- petent Swedish girl just from the Eas': is a 200d couk; & neat worker. Call or address 511 Folsom st near First. DVERTISER, THOROUGH HOUSEKEEP- er, nice cook and good needle-womsu, seeks dally employment; very reasonable terms. B., box 46, Cail Office. OMPETENT WOMAN WISHES TO DO u{ng and bousecleaning. Call or address 11 3cClay court, bet. Harrison and Bryant sts., oft Ninth. DELIABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUATION U us nurse and housekeeper, cook or launaress; thoroughly unders.ands her business. 633 Stev- enson st. Y QUNG LaDY WOULD LIKE A PLACE AS housekeeper: no objection to the country. 1122 Market st., room 31. TOU G LADY DESIRES TO GET A PLACE as housekeeper: will do plain mending. 821 Mission st., room JERMAN NURSE-GOVERNE WISHES situation in refined family; wages no object. 3324 Geary st. M!PPLE-AGED WOMAN WISHES SITUA- A tion to do light housework; is willing and obliging: wages noless than $12. Apply 79 Jessle. 00D LAUNDRESS WISHES SITUATION: will assist with housework; wages $8 or $10. Addriss Laundress, box 2, Cail Office. UIDDLE-AGED LADY WISHES A SITUA- M tion as housekeeper; city or country. 1027 Market st., room 2. VIRL WISHES POSITION AS COOK; FIRST- class references. 321 Ellis st. (JouesTENT WOMAN WISHESSITUATION &S cook. or general housework in small family. 1532 Folk, cor. Sacrameuto. W ANTED— WORK BY THE DAY: kind of housework; good isundres: MRS, M., 124134 Market. ANY 1 a aay. “OUNG WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE day office cleaning. 210 Tusk st., room 7. ) ESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES SITUATION \ 1o do general housework; kind to children Apply 3056 Twenty-fifth st. 7OUNG GERMAN GIRL WOULD LIKE TO do general housework and plain cooking: wages $.0. Please call at 16 Frankfort ave., off ‘Tairteenth st. “’UMA.\' WANTS WORK BY THE DAY washing or housecleaning. 1759 Howard st., downstairs. 7OUNG WOMAN WANTS A POSITION AS housekeeper; widower’s family preferred. Address 1020 Market st., room 11. rou GEEMAN WOMAN DESIRES POSE tion as housekeeper. 112 Taylor st., room 7. TOUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS SIiUx- tion for general honsework. Address or call 120 Valley st., bet. 28th and 29th. OSITION WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS GER. maa cook; can do American and Frencn cook- ing. Address A. B., box 12, Call J EAT YOUNG GERMAN GIKL WANTS A place as housekeeper, or will do plain sewing. 223 Post st., room 1% JEAT, RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHESTO DO A\ iight housework, or to do chamberwork. Call 24 Natoma st. 1 CTABLE WOMAN, TO DO CUOK- ' inz or housework in small family. Address 1432 Post st. W} ANTED—CHAMBERWORK OR WAIT AT tables: sieep home. Room 5. 821 Mission st. 7OUNG LADY DESIREs A HOUSEKEEP er's place: no objection to short distance in country. 969 Mission st., room 19. Y QUNG LADY WANTS A GOOD FLACE AS housekeeper or typewriter: city or country. 1015 Market st , 1oom 17, second floor. Y AN EASTERN WOMAN A SITUATION as housekeeper or chambermalid: City or coun- try: 0o triflers. L. 8., 86514 Market st., room 33. MOSEY LOANED ON WATCHES, DiA- monds,jew - Iry,etc. Uncle Harris, 16 Grant av. Y UUNG LADY DESIKES A HOUS: KEEP- er's place: speaks French; can do plain mend- ing. 122 Post st., room 10. /ANTED—BY REFINED GERMAN GIRL. Position as governess, competent to give in- swruciion in (he German and English languages, or assistant to lady and do sewing. W. B., box 85, Ca L. 2, Call W ANIED — POSITION IN WHOLESALE store as porter or drive delivery wagon. Ad- dress FiSK, 547 Miuna st. “OUNG MAN WITH KNOWLEDGE OF THE English antique furviture, china, etc., desires position, T. A., box 100, Cail Oftice. VOACHMAN WISHES A SITUATION OR s man about place: fair gardener; references. Address H. M., box 90, Call Office. JPIRST-CLASS PAINTER WANTS ANY KIND of work for board, lodging and small pay. Ad- dress a. MILLEE, 321 Eilis st. HINESE, FIRST-CLASS FAMILY COOK, wants situation; small washing; « ooking; city: Oekiand; good reference 6153a Dupont st APANESE YOUNG NICE BOY WANTS situa ion in family &s a schooiboy or io do housework. Address K. ~., box 10, Call Office, W ANTED_SITUATION 45 BAKER; SEC ond or third hand: city or couniry. LOUIS EP-TELN, 912 Folsom st. \ ATCHMAN — POSITION WANTED BY middle-aged man with good reference. R. G., box 105, Cail Office. JTHONG YOUNG GERMAN, 28 YEARS OLD, O speaks some Eu wishes work of any kind. Please address A. K., box -0, Call Office. HELP WANTED-Continued. : OUNG GIRL._ LIGHT HOUSEWORK, ALA- meda; wages $12. 336 Sutter st., room 1. USI CONVENIENT AND BESPECTABLI M Winchestor House, 44 Third st.. near Market: 200 room: o §1.50 per night: $1 60 1o 86 and baggage te and 1rim ferrv: HELP WANTED-MALE. RE TAURA BUTCHER, CITY; NIGHT cook, $6a week; cook, $30 and room; second €00k, $55 and room: cook, §10 week. MARTIN & Co brofier. ~ $ 0 749 Market 8¢ $12 ‘A WEEK: PaSTRY ASTHY COUK, MARTIN & .CU., cook and help on range. 749 Market st ANTRYMAN. $25: BUTLER, CEIY.. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Market st. ANCH BLACKSMITH, $37 50 AND FOUND. . R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st I VHIRD COOK, $45. G K. HAN-EN & L0, 108 Geary st. | niade ones, trom &1, 82, $3, $1 und ¥5 "HELP WANTED—Continued. L T R s T YOUR & 5 DE TO, ANTED—GET YOUR SHOES MA i your fe-t :.the same peice you buy reagy, Mission st., bet. First'and Second. M HUUSE, 967 MARKET ST, B o s‘«xfi?{rm a.yoom: v5¢ & might: E1 a week N N T, 750 GLE ROUMS 1Uc AND 15c NIGHT, S:ml 31 week. Lindell House. Stxth sud Howsard [ INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 1 HIRD sS1, V¥ Maricer: 300 rooms, Zbc s night: re room; tree ’bus and baggage ‘o &nd from the ferry. ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICS W fo\ow that 1 Kolkin, Keno Hoose propeie: to, stlll rums Denver Honss 217 Third sz: 434 Isrge rooms: 25 per nighc: Bl 10 $3 per weeic NTED.TOCOLLECT WAGES DU LABO Arattercs KNGX Colieetion Arcr, 110 Sutter AGENTS WANTED. ANTED—SIX ‘CANVASSERS: LIBERAL W iiths "520 Levisaderost, 810 114 A HIRT IRONER AND POLISH:R, $40 AND found: isundryman, run tylef. cotntry hotel, $30 and found. C. R. HANSEN & CU;, 108 Geary. (YUK FOR FAMILY ON A RANCH, 820 AND / fare advanced. C. K. HANSEN & €O, 108 Geary st PEENCH COOK, $70 10 $80: .COOK.. $i5: cook for & lunchhouse, $30: second cook, $60. C. K. HANSEN & CO,, 105 Geary st. JAPANESE MaN AND W (Ei, HANSEN & C0;, 108 Geary st $50. C. R. J3UICHER WANTS POSITION IN SHOP OK 5 hotel. A ddress k., box 4, Call Oflice. (OLURED MAN WISHES SITUATION as cook in boarding-house or hotel: first-class all around general cook. T. K., box 4, Call OTEL MAN AND WIFE WISH POSITIONS; man as manager or steward, wite for oflice work: references. Address A. M., box 12, Call. (QABPENTER BY TRADE, HANDY WITH all kinds of tools, accuslomed to manazement of real property; low wages. J., box 16, Cali. YQUNG MAN, JUST RETURNED FROM the South African gold fields, would like posi- tion as bookkeeper or clerk in miniug or commei- clal office: ihree years’ experience in mine oilice work. Address TURNER, rostoflice, Berkeley. JTRONG, INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN, NOT afraid of hard work; has had thorough elec- trical course; best of references; willing to work for amall wages; any kiud of ‘work. R A., box 41, Cull. APANESE HOUSE MAN FOR A HOTEL 25 und founa. C. R. HANSEN & CO, 108 Geary ® (& WOODCHOPFE 1 S—. Ob wanted tor aifferent_piaces and_connties: #1 75, $1 60,81 per cord: 87 Ue-maxe:s,7X5 8100t ties, Bceacu: 7dsuingle and box boltmakers differ- €nt places, $1 50 cord: 10 tarniers,: orchard ‘aod vineyar! bands: * doubie shingle-blockuminker, #2 50 day: man 10 Mix MOFLAE and L&y brick, see boss here.”. grauits cuiter. MURKAY & READY, 674, 636 Clay st. ROOMS WANTED. £ VERY LARGE OE A SUITE OF urnished. rooms, With board for couple; W est- ern Addicion. . Address 1607 Fillmore st. WANTED—-MISCELLANEOUS. CON ND WHEEL FOR BUY OF 10; Ef;cxta).'\ VAN S, Smithy’ Cast Store CHINERY, BOILERS, ENGIN I, M A ot seales, metals: cash or irade. S, WHITk, 516 Mission st.. near First. ACHINERY, BELTING, PIPE, BLACK- ‘\: smithtools, brakeblock [\lhl)c‘n hose, tools of all descriptions boughi and 501'1; 204 Mission st Branch siore, 46 Clay 5t J: LIVINGSTOS ADIES * SHOES. SOLING, -~ s8ci MEN'S shoes, soling, 50¢: ali- repalring dona at halt ih. usual price; . b6 Mission st bet. 1si and 2d BELT- H. B J)-]lr\N.UCLUTH(:\(hlvfilfl*hh’fi,‘l‘l.&h:Kl.\‘S Zwanted; best prices: sénd-postal. *1020 Folsomn. QUoxs, WAITERS AND DI-HWASHERS wanted at MURKAY & READY'S, 634, 636 Clay st. \W HEELWRIGHT, COUNTRY SHOP, SEE boss here; 3 brick:sctters for a brickyard, $250 o 3 barne akers. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st +) STRONG BOYSOR YOUNG MEN TO WORK: 4 in & city factory: 2 men to feed wire nail ms- RUGGIST—A GRADUATE OF AN EAST- ern coilege desires a position to take charze of a drugstore; city or country; -fifteen years’ ex- perience; good reference as to ability and charac- ter. Address Druggist. Call Oftice, Oakland. MILLMAN WISHES A 3 years’ experience. AddressJ. W., careJ. £. FOWL®R, 330 Pine J IRST-CLASS DATR wants position box +9, Call. JOBER YOU. any kind. A. MALGAMATOR situation AN, WITH FAMILY foreman ‘on a ranch. D. C., MAN WISHES WORK OF box 14, Call. ONEY. LOANED—WATCHES, DIAMONDS, jewelry, siiverware Uncle Hartls, 16 Grantav. 7OUNG MAN (24) DESIRES POSITION with private family: understands the care of horses plain gardening. and can mik; refereuces. Address D. F., box 121. Call, [ INS1-CLASS GERMAN GARDNER WANTS sliuaiion, city or country; can milk and take care of horses; first-class reierence; no inteliigence office need apply. Address R. F. BAKEK, 857 Bryant st. W INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST. NR& Market: 200 rooms 26c to 5150 per nigh 21 50 1o $6 per week: convenien: and respectabi iree bus and bargave to and 1Tow ihe 1erry. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. W AITRESS. FOR TRUCKEE, CAL, FARE advanced: chambermaid and wai: some, $20 and room: cook, 25 and room: cook. $6 week 6 waitresses, $15 and room: 3 women for bakeries: 3 waitresses, 80 8 week: 6 youns girls, smail res taurant. 3o $4 8 week. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. JANCY IRONER, COUNTRY LAUNDRY 8.5, room. board; girl as assistant aundress $20 room. board,etc. MARTIN & CO.,748 Market. OUSEWORK, MARYSVILLE, 320: 8 Lousework girls, city and country, 320 and 6 3 oung girls ussist, §10 10 $15. MISS CUL- 820 utter st. §25 L. VW OMAN OE GIRL: LODGING-HOUSE: %3 per week: sleep home: work part of day. MISS CULLEN, 525 Sutter st (HAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS; Va- ejo Junction; $15. MISS CULLEN, 825 Sut- terst. ©) SECOND GIKLS & LEN, 325 Sutter st. $20 EACH. MISS C 7OUNG NURSEGIRL; $10; 1 CHILD, MISs CULLEN, 825 Sutter st. FEENCH GIRL: CHAMBERWORK AND $:0. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. DRIVATE FAMILY COOK, $30, CITY; GER- N SHOP ON chines. MURRAY & READY, 654 avd 63§ Clay. ation, $25 and foun . $1 ¢ ard; «aborers. $1-day and board; 4 woodchovpers, $1 25 cord; § cosl 50" day, and others. Apply. to -J. E. CRUSET!"& CO.. 628 Sacramento st. W ANTED—WAIIER, PRIVATE BOARD: ing-house, $25 and’ found: young man for bakery, $15 and found: young man.for ciub, $15 aud 1ound. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CU.. 628 Sacramento st. WILL PAY KLEIN, ‘108 SIXTH 'send for me. AL casi'tor ototiiing and rooks TLVER, CAS PAWNBROKEE-OLD G010 SILVER, Ca; @Y Cio; hing boughs. - Add. ¢EL LOST. LO5TA PASSBOOK WETH THE HIBER. nia Savings ad LoanSoclety of San i the name tf MARY AXDERSON. The finder will piease return to oank. OST — ON CORTLAND AVE, ‘A PCHSH‘ 3 withi $15 50 and. Luis Merke's card. Finder piease.returt to MISS KATIE MILLINCK, 527 Galtes st : suftable reward. IVERAND WHITE POINTER DOG: AN 4 swers to name of Kern. - Liberal reward Re- turn to J. 8..COLEMAXN, 1506 Pine st. ROWN CURLED HATRED WATER SPAN- iel pup. Liberal reward 1o 403 Pine st FIRST-CLaSS PIANO SALESMAN. refernces, for a leading Louse, good Salar 80 an Al piano porier. Call or addressJ. k. CROSETT & CO,, 625 Sacramento st. WITH OST—PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA Bavings and:Loan Sacisty of San Francisco in the name of MAKY _HODNEY, No. 215.826. The finder will please return 10 bank [ ANTED—GERMAN COOK, $10.A WEEK; third cook, hotel. §45: broiler, restaurant, J OST ON 7°P. M. BOAT FROM ALAMEDA 4 small silver link purse - Reward and no ques- Cook, ¥30: waiter. $30; .German waiter, | fions-asked if teit at Call Office: waitér, country, $20: German - barkeeper, i S diswashers, $15 to $25; _bellboy, $15;. man OST_BLA(K AND WHITE GREYHOUND soout piace, Scandinaviau, $25, etc. ANDRE’S, | 14 pup eturn to 41 Whitney s, off Thirtieth; 305 Stockton st. finder rewarded. < SHOV<LERS TO GO {0-DAY 'FOR OST—A PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNI{A 20 country: wiuter's job, $1 75 a day: 10 red- R wood tiemakers. 8c and 1Uc each: cook and dish- washer, 40 and $15; vlowhands, $15. R. 1. WARD & 0., 608 and 610 Clay st. ROCERY CLEKK: WHOULESALE HOUSE = G aosountans: c.oihing salesman; hotel cellar— man. 313 Bush st. W ANTED—A YOUNG HAN WITH KNOWL- edge 0f chemis:ry to learn a profitabie mann fmcturing busivess: must put up $500 for assur- ances dbe wiling to work. Address with full name and particulars, H., box 19, Call. VW INDOW - DRESSER: SILE AND DEY go0ds clerks; Carpet salesman; coliector. 813 Bush si. SUPPLY _AND school janitor; STATIONERY. doctor’s collector. SCHOOL lesman; 513 Bush st. ARBER W ~unday. NTED FOR SATURDAY AND 1026 Battery st. ARBER, FUR SATUKDAY, $3. 853 ILLL nois st., Potrero. B ARBE steady FOR SATURDAY; BOOTBLACK. 9 Market st. 100D BARB FOR SATURDAY AND SUN- day at 505 Broadway. BUY. WAYPED 10 LEARN TRADE. FINK & SCHiNDLER, 1309 Market st. V | IREMAN WANTED. APPLY 23 POWELL, bet. 10 and 12 . to-day. TANTED — BEDMAKER, GERMAN HO- tel, 560 Howard st. fii:uw;\um‘{ AT 154 SECOND ST. ving . and Loan Soclety of Sau Franciseo in the name of ISZARE BROTSKEY, No. 202-1275. The finder will pleass return to ban ——————— e e DENTISTS. VAN VROOM & CO.'S ELECTRO- DENTAL Parlors, 997 Market & : lady attendant; no gas ©r other dangerous sngmsthetics givea; elecuricity the great agen: uveed 1o relieve paiu; leeth fillsd sud extracted painlessly by our new electrical process; a wrillen guarantes given with sl work dove: lowes: prices; best work: ali surgical work attended by G. W. Williamson, M.D. physician and surgeon: examination iree by the use of our pew electrical appliances: porcelan and gold crowns: oridge-work and teeth without plates spectaity. Electro-Dental Farlors, $97 Market s “ULL SET O TEETH, $6: FAINT [ tractio #ee dur combination plate, thin as paper: warranted 10 ye.rs; teeth without platés: erown ‘and bridge work out -snecialty: teeth ime planted or transplanted: fillings 50¢, orowns $3 50 all work palnléss and warranied. Chicago Deatal Parlors. 24 Sixtn 5 JEW YORK DENTISTS—PLATES, $350 UP; 4V silver filings. 25c up; gold filiings, 75c up: plates mended, $1 up; all work warranted: pain fess extraction, 5Uc. 969 Mission st cor. 8.7 R GEORGE W THE GEAUIN Leek dentist, ¢iscoverer ot palnieas extracilo and pateniee: of improved bridgs work or Leets wihont auy plate: moved from b to 20 O’ Farreii. DR LUDLUM HlILt, 1443 MARKET ST, N& Eleventh. 1.ocharge for extracting when plates aremade; 0 plates made OVer like new: W6l from $8 per se:: exiracting 50c: gas given TEETH—(HE HIGHEST BRANCHES OF dentistry éxecuied at moderate prices, DR. O, C.J ENKINS 419 Gear, 1 office hours from 9 (o 8. n.an girl, hoasework. Oakiand, § 2U girls, — o — ROOMI DIENTAL ASSOCIATION, 759 MAR- housework. $15 and $20. C. & HANSEN & CO., | YW ATCHM AN, §75: MAN AND WIFE. POSI- ket, bet. 8d and 4th: gass speciaiisis; paioiess 108 Geary st. tion of trust: office manager. 313 Bush st. exuracting. with gas, $1: piates, 7 up. Hll, $1ug. HAMBERMAID AND WAIT, COUNTRY | BOX 14T017 YEARS OF AGE. APPLY AT| @= ¥ULL SET OF 1 E: _ notel, sonth, $20; waltress, soutn, $20. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary si. RANCE COOK, 330. 108 Geary st. ¢ R HA EN & CO., }‘)l‘b CLASS WAITRE COUNTRY HO- tel, $25. C. R HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. Yor NG GIRL, 14 TO 16 YEARS OLD, TO AS- sist lady, country: good home; small wages: fee and fure paid. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 200 Sutter st. ARBERCHAIKS REPAIRED AT STOLIZ'S, 630 Market st. b BARB)‘TR WANTS TO BUY SHOP IN CO iry town on easy terms. B., box 16, Call A DAMS HOUSE, 519 SACRAMENTO, A. Mo CREERY, proprietor;tooms 15¢; §1 per week, W ANTED—GOOD COATMAKER FOR THE country. 636 Clay st. \ AITRESS, COUNTRY, $15: YOUNG WO- man cook, private family, country, $25; girl for housewo:k, San Jose, $15, and other places. MURKAY & READY, Leading Kmployment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. ECOND ¢IRL $25 style, $26 and $30; : b COUKS, GERMAN Freuch mald, $25: Irish Protestant second girl, cook. small hotel, $25; 2 waltresses, $18 and 85 week: cook and housework, Bakersfield, 25, and s great many girls for ail <inds of work. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 816 Sutter st. TAITER AT MANHATTAN HOUSE. Battery st . Address J., box 60, Call. W & HAVE STORES TO LET TO ESTAB ished plumbers. tallors and druggists. A ppi; SPECK & CO., 602 Market st. s R T MAK fillings 50¢; Pacific Dental Parlors, 18 Third. H; BE 2. kept in repair: extracting fre crowns §3 50. HI0 DENTAL PARLORS, 806 MARKEL patnless extracting,50¢: open eve'ngs and Sun, K J.J L evenin, . 1126 MARKRY ST.; OPEN Sunday uil noon: registered centist C HARDING, M. O 50U SUITER, COR - Powell: tel. Main 5575; painless exiraction, LL WORK REASONABLE AND Waf- ranted. DR..J. W. KEY, 1320 Marke: st T H WITHOUL & riaie O . Young, 1841 Foik s ) (CGLTON DENYAL ASSOCIATION, 805 Al ketst. DR CHAELES W. DECKBLL ———— SEAMEN AND CARPENTERS FOR EUROPE ana New York. 109 Montgomery ave.. upsairs. CHINAWARE. QALESMAN = FUR STOCKTON, SACRA- L) mento. othertowns ; factory to consumer. 1155 Mission st. EAT YOUNG WOMAN FOR COOKING AND housework: swal. American family; $20. J F. CROSETT & CO., 316 Sutter st. OMAN FOR LUNCH COUNTER AND 10 beld chamberwork; country hotel: $25. HO. TELGAZELLE. 420 Kearny st NOTION AND FANCY-GOODS SALES- ladles; cloak model; check clerk: bazaarsales- ladics; office clerks; §8. Ladies’ Exchange, 513 Bush st. W ANTED—AT 3215 FREMONT ST., OPER- ators on_ steampower sewing machines to make LEVISTRAUSS & CU.’S riveted clothing, also flannel overshirts snd underwear. YQOUNG PERSON WITHOUT INCUM. brauce 1o assist with elderly invalid lady: Protestant preferred: $2 50 a weex. Inquire wiin references at 1505 Larkin st. JANTED — YOUNG GIKL Fok LIGHT housework and care of baby: must sieep home. Call 24 Cedar ave., bet. 6 and § p. ar. (G20, STEADY BOY WANTED TO DRIVE butcher wagon.. 4280 Mission road. ARBER-SHOP; 2 CHAIRS; 3 LIVING- rooms; rent $i2: or will sell furniture; no reasonable offer refused. . 1417 Valencia s-. $«%00 BARBERSHOP FOR SAESIN . - Western Addition; 3 chairs: good Toca- on. Inquire 106 Eilis st. ABBERSHOP, THREE sale. Address A. CHAIRS, box 109, Call. STYLISH HAIKCUT {uC; ELEGANT SHAVE ¢; clean towels. 602 Pacific st, near Kearny. ONEY LOANED ON WATCHES, Dia- monds, jewelry, ete. Uncle Ha-ris, 15 Grant HE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR LADIES ayd chilaren’s dresses, old gold and silver: J. SILVERMAN, 984 Folsom, bei. Fifth and Sixth. FOR . 'S UPPERS TO MEAS- RLEY, 921 i oward st. QHOEMAKERS! ® ure: §iand up. M SH ALK ABOUT BARG ALNS: 3 SREAD THIS: inner sets, 50 pleces light gray decoratio: with border, per set, $4. simmenl Dinner ‘set, 50 pleces. ‘wild' flower, trimmings, per set, $4 50 with gold Dinner set, 50 pieces, beliflower decoration, with gold handies and trimmizgs, per sat, $5 75, AMERL Y GLASSWARE. CHEAPEST PRICES TN CROCKERY, CHINAWARE, ELITE CHINAWAKE A BPECIALIY. GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA €O, .. Stores Everywoere: 52 Marker Streer, San Fraucisco Headquarters. FREE. BICYCLES. WALCHES. CHINAWARE. —_— TADIES FOR OFFICE AND AGENTS; GOOD pay. Call for one week. rrom 2 to 4, Blake block, room 22, Oakland. - GIRL FOR GENERAL HUUSEWOR. Wages 815. 1202 Dolores, cor. Twenty-fifih. IRL FOR HOUSKEWO#K; CALL AFLE G *Saioax. 1720 Sacramento st. 2 OR GENERAL M IDRLE-AGED WoMAN housework. 82> Howard st EXLEKIENCED APPRENTICES ON VESTS. 447 Howard st. JIRL TO ASSI:T WITH HOUSEWORK. 82 Golden Gate avenue, upstairs. e 7 OUNG GIRL DESIRES A POSITION AS cashicr or office work. Call 7 Grant ave., r. 2. W ANTED—100 BALLET - GIRLS.- APPLY Saturday morning, 10 o'clock, Orpheum. EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER WOULD like few more engugements by the day at 31 50 per day. 715 Post st. Cn.\nu TENT FRENCH GIRL, FIRST-CLASS C0OK aud housekeeper, wishes a position for either; bestref rences. YOUNG WOMANT WiSHES HOUSEKEEP. ers position. Call 1104 Mission si, corner of Seventh, room 10, "OUNG GIKL DESIRES POSITION AS typewriter or bookkeeper. Cail 131 Taylor, r. 2. 1378 Sacramento st. M!PPLE-AGED WOMAN 0 DO LIGHT houseworx. 2517 Mission st. ANTED—RELIABLE WOMAN TO CARE for invalid. App y 655 Cupp st. REFINED, HIGH-BKED WOMAN 10 DL rect saleswomen and receive ani entertain pBLIOnS; year's contract it engaged. Address 1L, box 8, Cail Exl‘mu‘z::c;u; ELDERLY LADY CA vasser to introduce a new accessory to ladies’ foliet. Call 745 Mission 5c. bot 10 And 11 a. s *> OUNG LADY DESIRES A PLACE A8 stewardess or housexeeper. 1014 Grant ave., roum 16. l'DUA\'G LADY PESIRES A STEADY PLACE as housekeeper; city or country. 126 Foarth 8L, room 23, seccnd floor. OUNG LADY DESIRES TOGET A PLACE s housekesper: no objection to the country. 207 Post st., room 9. £, JHEY, ARE CLOSING OUT REM- nants of curtains, dress goods. Corsets, hosiery. nnderwear, bedspre ds, towels, laces. linings, trimmings, veilings, etc., very cheap at Ploneer Dry-goods Store, 105 Fifih 3t §F JAD TENANTS EJLCTED FOR i collections made: aty or country. Pacifio Collection Co. 415 Mou:zy st. room 6: tel. 6650, Y OUNG GERAMAN GIRL, SPEAKS FRENCH #nd Spanish, wants a housekeeper’s place. 111 Geary st., room 2. —_————— SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. . e (CHINESE & JAPANESE: EST'D 20 YEAKS: heip: tel. main 1997. BRADLEY &CO.,640 Clay £ MBS STEWERT, GENUINE STEAM and cabinet baths. 12035 Geary, room 11. & MME HANSEN; LATEST GALVANIC baitery and cabivet baths. 116 Taylor st. HU-\'TEN& CHINESKE AND JAPANESK emp oflice. 63444 Califorula st., el main 231, e Cfllxzsl AND JAPANE-E EMPLOYMENT office; best help. 41414 O'Farreil, Tel. E. 426. &5 JLks DR FISH, 10135 GRANT AV.EM 2; eleciriclan;alconol Turkish baths; unrivaled JARANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT office, best help, 3148 Sutter st.; tel. Grant 30, A GIRL TO A~S1-T IN HOUSE- ‘eep home; refercnces. 6.7A Eilis, WaANTE keeping; W ANIED — FIRST-CLASS HANDS DRESS- makjug. 13:8 Bush at. _— STENCGEAPHER AND 1YPEWRITER, 825; permanent position and increase if work sais. factory. Address Baok, box 95, Call Office. (GOOL GIRL FOL GENERAL HOUSEWORK and cooking: wages $20. Call forencon 836 Unioa st., near Taylor. (G'BLS FOR HAIRWORK: ALSO APPREN- tices for hairdressing. K22 Marxetst. MONEY LOANED ON WATCHES, DIA- monds,jewelry,etc. Uncle Harris, 16 Grant av. PE, WISE, LADIES' SPECIALIST. 1118 MAR- Kketst. ; monthly troubles, etc.. 1 visit sufficient. AWRENCE DRESS. CUTTING SCHOOL, 1079 Market: s perfect fit guaranteed without trylng on: call and be convincel Nl}:w ntm:l’ln u‘!lil.l:'r l;;\'n'hnxa 25C: ress makers furn| positions free. MeDor fllbl--uh(mmmvmmm’ ORDINARY AILORS AND SEAMEN wanted at Lane’s, 504 Davis st.. neac Jackson. W AMTED — HUSBAND AND . WIFE TG take charge of boarding-house for laboring men: good saiary for experienced persons; state experience. wages expecied aud give Teferences, Address L., box 40, this offic CKTITS WANTED FOR THE UNITED E | R States marine corps. Ubited ‘States navy: avle-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of 21 and 30 years whalare citizens of the- United States, or .those who bhave legally declared their intention to becoms such: must be of good char scter and babits and able 10 speak. read and write English, and be between 5 feet 5 ineles and 6 feot inDeight. For further information apply at the recruiting oftice, 20 Eilis st ~an Francisco, Calr ARPET-CLEANING. Cllv STEAM CARPE LLLANL“GW’(\R{\*T ] teans, moves, iays catpets. 6. b STEVENS Mgr. 38 and 40 EIRhLH st : tefephons South 250, WY 28X ) U BECOA i - DISG BSTiD . WILE Poor work send (o SPFAULDING'S Ploveerlat Pei-beating Worky 55857 Tehama st: 1ol 50, &k ARPETS ¢ D, RENOVATED LIKE ReW. Ji MeQUELN, 453 Siévenson JE CARPET: CLEANING €O, 403 i tel Main 894, GEO. W ALCOM, prop. G REATEASIERN STEAM CARPE (-CLEAN ing works. 14 8th, B: GRANT, tel. Jessie 201 ARGE STOCK OF SECOND-HAND SHOES for sale; also ladies’ and misses’, from 25¢ ps misfiis exc! : good repairing; suoes made to order, siuy style. “Coutral Repairing Shop,- 749 Missigu, near Grand Opera-house. I M (OMS15C 10 76C PER NIGHT: 50 TO $1. 501 per week. OUriental, 225 Dramm st EN'SFINE CALF SHOES TO 0L DER, 50; men’s soleing, 35¢: only one price. 959 Howard: CLEANING GO, > & yard: el Mis. 74 Cus;m;m,, 5C, (LAXANG, 86 KU - SAM: ) ples tree; - tel. Jessie 944, Stratton, 3 Eighto, CI\HI‘)? S CLEaANEL & LENUGY ATED LIKS Lew. 4S'Tonth; wi. South 38 Muckiniosh & vo, J. 5 MICHLLL CAlE . 240 ldihist g ¢leaning WA TPS, rejjabie Carpet-cieaning, renovis, J.'lllon works, 413 MCAlister. Tel Jesais YONKLIN'S CARPEL - Loc Tel. Jessie 521 ARBERS' ASSUCIATION FREE E e BEATING ‘WORs3 Bt Gl s vy D (}.fi‘nl:va‘: B33 Golden' Gaze ava. Telephons Ease 1id ANTED—AT MONTAN A USE, 5 W e LRI ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. 25¢ per night; 60c, 90c and $1 per week. {EN TO LEARN BARBER TRAD 1 M s s College, 1981 Fiimure Youxe MaN irade, 434 Pacific st EN’S SOULEI >\ G, 50c DVICE FREE: DIVORCE LAWS A SPEG- lalty ; privai 0 fee wittiout success;collections 6. W. HOWE, ‘atty atlaw,850-Markes, €or. Stocktn. HS:MOD- - = DVICE FREE; FRI SMAT oo UEARN BAREER'S erate foes s open evgs - McC A BE, 103 Larkiny o DVICE. KE: NUCHARGE UNLISS S LADIES, 400: 2 % Sou wait 638 Narkors bch 5% LS A s VR A VIDIEN S atricer’ REFER- : “ LEGAL NOTICES. 7 (XPERIENCED CITY SALESMAN. E ences. 331 Ellls st., Brownstone Wins Co, PAIRS—ANOTHER LoT O# s 3000 ahoes: been mifxhitly darage i than one-fourth their vaiue: from 3o 562 Mission st. bet. First aad Second. 315 LARKIN_BRANCH OFFICE 615 &l ubscriptions . aiid wats g taken.- E BIMON WAXNTS 100 MEN TOGET BOTTLE Ewuu HOUSE, 88314 MA KKET ST.— ROOMS beeror wine be: tesi iree lunch. 643 .Clay, | 2Uc. 250 10 50C uight: $1 10 $2 week. —_— OT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOKES FROM L up 1o §1 20, 562 Mlsalon st pet lst “’&9 3 HE CALIFORNIA DEBRIS COMMISSION, having received. applications to mine by 1 draulic process” feom. A, A. Pond, i the Red Hill m-ne at Todds Va'ly, P acer Co., 10, deposi_taile ings nlodds Vailey OAngon: from' Eaiph Farn. ham, in his miinenear: Tudian Digsitigs, 1 Doo rudo’Co, Lo dej0sit taliings in Faruhum Creels from Jobt Spaulding; in the Ked- Dog mioe, Ked Dog, A\ evada i Cree. depostt tailings in w ravine below i 3 Dotice theta meeting will be-held st rsom 50¢ Fiood building ~an ; Ci WG i mncheq. Cat, on Decombeg