The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 26, 1898, Page 12

2 x| THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1598 DID NOTHING BUT PAY OU More Choices Won and the Bookies Bewailed Their Losses. Also Ran, a Two-Year-0ld, Was the Surprise of the Day. Myth Defeated by San Marco—Imp. Tripping Led a Good Field Past the Wire. The talent gave the books another awful drubbing at Ingleside yesterday. Everything broke in their favor. Malay, favorite for the opening event, did not command much of a following, and the youngster’s downfall profited the books but little. After that little miscue, Myth was the only favorite to go down, and the winner, San Marco, was equally as heavily supported. The books were soused with coin on all of the winners and the twenty-seven now doing busi- | ness will probably be reduced at the next drawing. The Canadian delegation, led by Mar- ley Kittleman, the well-known sprin- ter, were out for a “killing”” with Myth in the mile and a sixteenth. They back- ed the gelding down from 11 to 5 to 3 to 2 favoritism, and had ‘“‘Skeets” Mar- tin in the saddle. After leading to the stretch, he was overtaken and beaten out rather handily by San Marco, which horse opened favorite. The winner was ridden to good advantage by Charley Thorpe. The mile purse run went to the fa- vorite, Imp. Tripping, piloted by Lon nie Clayton. The mare was a Ppro nounced choice in the betting, and when half the distance had been cov- ered looked beaten. She finished strong in the run home, however, and with little to spare won by half a length from Harry Thoburn. The latter mad all the running and killed off the well- played Cabrillo, astride which Thorpe | did too much hustling the first part. The two-year-old scramble developed a good thing in the Panique-Waiting II colt, Also Ran, which skylarked out in the front of his field and won gal- loping from the favorite, Malay, at the | luscious price of 25 to 1. He was ri den by J. Harris, a colared lad. Prince Will, an outsider, finished in the show. Although the suspicious underpin- ning of Kamsin did not offer much en- couragement, Ezell’s gelding was play- ed from feated his company in the six furlong sprint following with ease. Thorpe, who had the mount, forced his way to the front near the far turn, and taking a commanding lead won hands down from Joe Ullman, the third choice. Meadow Lark came from the far - securing the show. In the third - anott & neves 8 ¢4 . suusned Fortunate, the gecord choice, for the place. The others appeared outclassed. e S TRACK ITEWS. Eddle Jones was set down for the week for not riding out Major Cook. Sybaris can now race at Ingleside track. out The colt's name was formerly Thorpe, | and his owners changed his name with- out first complying with the rules of the | Turf Congress. — TO-DAY'S ENTRIES. Following are to-day’s entries: First Race—Seven-eighths of a mile. 861 Mangrum ... .1 Durward 373 Rey del Diablo.112| 471 Sardou 359 Malplaquet 105! 341 Claudiana 230 Rafaela .. 354 Santa Clara 422 La Fonter; to 2 down to 9 to 5 and de- | | Second Race—Three-quarters of a mile; sell- ng. 465 Roulette Wheel. 86 475 Hermoso 489 Veragua . ..105 457 Milesio 326 D Racing Form 88 465 Sing Wi 470 R. Q. Ban......108 465 Glenower . 456 Benamela .......106 325 Valencienne 384 Novia 83! Third Race—Three-quarters of a mil : ! 1 Hardly 12352) Miss Ross S “5%) Aluminum Highland Bal Morinel - x3| 456 Torsion 481 . .110/ 480 Mainstay . 463 Zamar 11 106! 453 Midlight 104 | Fourth Race—One and a quarter miles; sell- ing. 448 Nonchalance Tulare 104 456 Our Climate 7 Rufalba Lo | 406 Little Cripple The Bac ..109 | Fifth Race e steeplechase. %6 Presidio b Colorado...140 stor )Reno 397 Voit 140 Lrd Chesterfleld136 Sixth Race—One and an eighth miles; entries close at Ingleside to-morrow morning. TO-DAY'S SELECTIONS. First Race—Rey Del Diablo, Claudiana, Dur- ward Second Race—Daily Racing Form, Benamela, Valencienne. Third Race—Highland Ball, Zamar, Midlight. Fourth Race—The Bachelor, Our Climate, Rufaiba. Fifth Race—Presidio, Mestor, Reno. - Pat Dunne Becomes a Benedict. The form of the well-known turfman. | Patrick Dunne, or “Pat,”” as his friends | all call him, was missed from the pad- | dock vesterday. Mr. Dunne is generally | In search of winners, but only to his| more intimate friends did he confide the fact that he had chosen afavoritefor life. At 9:30 o'clock yesterday morning the popular horseman answered the post bell | and was united In marriage with Miss | Helen Dinniene, accomplished and charm- | ing daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Din- | | niene of this city. The wedding was | celebrated at the Church of the Sacred | | Heart, on Fell street, near Fillmore, the Rev. Father Flood performing the cere- | assisted in the nuptial service by | Phillip Byrne. After the ceremony the Intimate friends and relatives of the newly married couple assembled at the Palace Hotel, where an | elaborate wedding breakfast was served. Mr. and Mrs. Dunne left on the overland train last evening for the East. | “Mr. Dunne is a nephew of Ed Corrigan, | the Hawthorne magnate, and is one of | the most popular racing men on the turf. | | Among the celebrities who have borne | his colors to victory in the past two sea- | sons are Flying Dutchman, Captive and | salvable. | One Dose Will Stop a Cough. Dr. Parker's Cough Cure never fails; | try ft; 25c. For sale by all druggists. * e et i THE STOCK MARKET. | Mining stocks were lower, and trading was | ht. | “5”" Silver King Mining Company of Utah has | e-elected the old board of directors for 1898, | with Dantel Keith as president, Thomas | Kearns vice president and manager, and W. S, McCormick treasurer. During the welve regular monthly dividends, amounting to $37,500, were paid. i Weekly reports from the mines are as fol- | lows: Consolidated California and Virginia, 1550 | level—The north drift skirting along the foot- | wall from the incline upraise at a point 178 | feet on the slope above this level was ad- | vanced 15 feet through porphyry showing clay | seams: total length, 375 feet. From the in- | cline upraise 1 at a point 112 feet above | the sill floor of this level, the south drift has, | been advanced 2 feet, passing through quart and porphyry* assaying $1 50 per ton; to ‘lv‘ng\h, 175 _feet. 1650 level—From ‘mcline raise No. 1 at point 60 \ h | floor of this level from the | ing_ alone A Lliacuon of ore Guuied to 6 tons, the average 5 value of which, per samples taken from [ the cars when raised to the surface, was $47 3 er ton. PIn' the Ophir mine. on the 10M-foot level, west crosscut No. 3 Is in 808 feet. The face is in porphyry, clay and narrow seams of vein matter, the latter assaying 50 cents per ton. | In the old Central tunnel workings of the | Ophir, from the sill floor from the west cross- | cut from the Mexican shaft, starting at a point 225 feet in from its mouth, the crosscut has been extended twelve feet, through por- | phyry showing clay seams; total length, 353 | feet. 1 | "In the Sterra Nevada mine, on the 900-foot | | level, west crosscut No. 5, started from (he north lateral drift at a point 100 feet north from west crosscut No. 4 and 450 feet north | from Sierra Nevada shaft, has been extended | during the week twenty-five feet: total length, | 115 feet; face in porphyry and gypsum. In the Gould & Curry mine, on the 800 level, of the Bower shaft, they resumed work in the Joint east crosscut on north boundary, and ad- | vanced it six feet; total, 644 feet; face in por- | hyry. "Tn ‘the Chollar mine, they are making good | progress in the repalrs, and in the main air- Way on the 100 level north of north upraise, *THE ‘CGAlL]:'S% CIFIC_ COAST JOCKEY CLUB RACING CHART. A P dav of the Winter Meeting. Tuedday, January 25, 1898. Weather | | | -Ingleside Track--Seventy-second ; | | fine. Track good. 488, FINST RACE Three furlongs; two-year-olds; purse, $350. ! " Tndex. Horses. Welght. Jockeys. T 478 Also Ran Harris 2 1 478 Malay 3 52 460 Prince Wil i I '» ... Frank Dueland .... g1 iancs Shields 378 | IClawson . ool | C. ‘Sloan 7 Sl Wt YRR T ITERROR b y Panique-Waiting II. Good start. Won Six furlongs; selling; four-year-olds and upward; purse, §330. %m. %m. Str. Fin. | Jockeys. |Op. CL St e g | o 411 Kamsin, 5 61% 1 12 16 [Thorpe. 5 | (3%9) Joe Ullman, 4. 5n 4 t 2n 2n IW. Np-tl!‘! n . 3 ’-: | 378 Meadow Lark, 6. 3 83 82% 32 [E. Jones . Umet o 448 Veragua, 5. 113 2h 41% 4h IC. Sloan 2 | 467 Red Glenn, a 2h 1% 5h 51% Clayton T 469 Stentor, 4. 3% 23X 32% 65 [H. Martin 52 72 ... Treachery, 8% 9 5 71 |Feighery . ] - Charlemagne, 4 4h 6n €h 8n !Spencer 15 12 | _455_The Gossip, 4...... 72 33508 9 [McNichols ...| 30 100 [Time. 1:17%. Winner, L. H. Ezell's b. 5. by Blazes-Miss Hall. Good start. Won | easily. 490‘ THIRD RACE—Six furlongs; selling; four-year-olds and upward: purse, $330, . Index. Horses. Welght.St. %m. %m. %m, Str. Fin. | Jockeys. [0p. L 316 Montallade, 5.. ] 41% 2% 22 1% |Conley ¥ 398 Triumph, a 1 Th 43 31% 26 [Spencer o % ‘7! Major Cook, 6. 3 13 11% 1n 35 IE. Jones . 3 5 295 Fig Leaf, 4. 7 3h 2h 43 4 2% |H. Martin 4 4 | 131 Starling. 'a. 5 TH §h 5h [McNichols ...[ 40 100 | ... Argzonaut ; g h 6% 73 64 [Harrie 20 50 { n 54 B2 7% |Van Kuren 10508 8 Th 8 " IClawson ki ) (. Winner, first three driving. B. C. Holly's b. &. by Montana-Fusillade’s Last. Good star 49' . pur!:LMM FOURTH RACE—One and a sixteenth miles; elling; three-year-olds and u “Index. Horses. Welght. 3 g Fin. | Jockeys, (3%) San Marco, 5. 481 Myth, 4 .. 4% Tmperious, 3 . 462 Yankee Doodle, 291 Peter II, 6. 477_J.4 Hung Cha W F 5. oevomms | | W Thorpe. aorosanis | ERE ) aasnann| g ey Time. 1:45%. Won_easily. 4—9"2 FIFTH RACE—Six furlongs: fou . Index. Horses. Welght.| Str. Fin. | Jockeys. |Op. CL er. 4 . 2 11% 14 (Thorp e 57 Alvarado 11, 5. 5 3% 21% Clawson’ g 3 304 Fortunate, 4 . 1 21 3 1% Conley d ° 397 Chartreuse II, a.... 4 42 44 Spencer 1% 20 265 Rey Del Tierra, 4..106 3 55 515 (E. Jones . 6 1 Carawell, 5 5 €3 68 |McDonala 0 o | Nio 3 My S 7 T iMead 50 500 Time, 1 . E. Corrigan's b. c. by Bel E von L ¥ N Ali-Hot Springs. Good start. Won 493 SIXTH RACE—One mile; four-year-olds and upward; purse, $100. i b8 L | Index. Horses. Welght. w%m. Str. Fin. | 408 Imp. Tripping, 4. 3n 3y 1 462 Harry Thoburn, z1% in 2 (363) Cabrillo, 6 . 15 T (43) Hohenzaliers, 42 532 . 4 5 ng_Willia: n 4% 53 |H. Martin .. 395 Joe Terry, 5. s 6 6 {Tompking. & Time, 1:42. Winner, Jennings 1. by Saraband-imp. Ixia. Good start. Won all out. | On the tunnel | feet for the week: total length from the north N Ry Cal 55..12 — & F Sa N PCRyés.14 — 5& L So.... N P C Ry 5s. 9% — ecurity § B 2 | Oak Gas ss. — |Union T Co90 — | Do 24 s 5s..111 112 treet Railroad— Oom Ry 6s. 1234 California P& O R 15 lieary P & Ch Ry 6s. — 110 | Marke Powell-st 6s . — 122 0Oak S L & Reno WL&L.. — 105 Presidio . Sac ElecRyjs. — 100 | Powder. N P 58.104%105% California ... 8 P of Ar 6s..101101% E Dynamite .. § P Cal 6s... 1081103 Giant Con Co | BPC 18t cg 5s. 9614100 20 | 300 | F Laveage,” Sonora mallwood & w, {3 B Taty. tiahor 13 A B ‘ormey, 0 uglass, Wdla N Moody & w. Frsn 8 W Wible, Bakerfid J & Allen & w,VirCy F J Cram, Chicago | C King & w, Hamird T J Kirk, Fresno W Hutton & w.Mdst T Regan & f.San Jse | W H MartinNev Cy J B Willams &w,Gir | E W Allen, San Jose W H McMinn, Sn Js C A Behattock, Frsn Mrs a Harris, S Rsa Miss L Frank. RABIf Mrs M Pickei, S Rs F B Chandler. Elmr F B Chandler, Chn Mrs Meyers, Salem J D Hill & w,Wintc Miss P O'Mara.S Rs Mrs X Hill, Walnt G | and put in three sets of timbers in the Incline above the 1100 level since last report. The Com- stock Tunnel Company is making good progress with the repairs to the drift connecting the 1600 station with the Sutro tunnel. In the Potosi mine they have put in three sets of timbers in the main incline above the 1109 level, and are making good progress in the repairs to the main airway on the 106 level. The Comstock Tunnel Company s making good progress with the repairs to the drift con- necting the 1600 station with the Sutro tunnel. level the Potosi and Bullion joint_drift was advanced fourteen feet: total | length, 404 fect; face in old ground. On the sixth floor of south upralse, tunnel level, above | No. 1 crosscut, they have advanced the east Arift twenty feet; total length, sixty feet; face in_soft porphyry. Brunswick Lode—Consolidated California and Virginia, Best & Belcher and Gould & Curry— | € Brawner,” st Shaft No. 600 level—The joint east crosscut, started jointly with the Gould & Curry Com- pany from this drift, at a point 420 feet from the station, been advanced twenty-seven feet; total lengh, 102 feet: face in porphyry and stringers of quartz. The joint west cross- cut from the station on north boundary has heen advanced twenty-two feet: total length 129 feet; face in porphyry. West crosscut No. 1, started in south drift. 420 feet from station, has been advanced twenty-six feet: totai | length. 1666 feet: face in porphyry and small stringers of quartz. Chollar, 200 levelWest crosscut No. 3 was | advanced thirty feet through porphyry: total length, seventy-five feet. 300 level—The stopes | above this level are ylelding about as usual | and looking about the same as last reported. 500 level—The west crosscut has been advanced eighteen feet during the week: total length, 184 feet, or 174 feet west of the footwall forma- tion; through hard rock. They have shipped during the week to the Nevada mill twenty. three tons and 1250 pounds of ore, assaying as | follows: Wagon samples, $26 38 In gold and 19.98 ounces of silver. They are doing a ¢on- siderable amount of repair work and timber- ing and prospecting throughout the mine. Potost, 500 level—The joint west crosscut has been advanced ninetcen Teet for the week; total length, 194 feet, or 174 feet west of the footwall; face in hard rock. 600 level—The main south drift has been advanced forty line, forty feet; face in porphyry. Occidental Con.—The official letter “for the past week says: 550 level—West crosecut No. 1 has been driven ten feet through hard por- Phyry: total length, thirty feet. 650 level— East crosscut No. §, started at a point in the south drift 840 feet from the station, has been advanced nineteen feet; total length, 131 feet; face in hard porphyry with seams of quartz. | T level-We have extended the main south drift seventeen feet: total length, 679 feet; along the footwall of the ledge: face in falr grade ore. The crosscut to the east started at a | point #40 feet south of the station on this level | has been advanced twelve feet through ore of falr quality: total length, twenty-three feet. The 2c per share dividend of the Elkton Con. mine of Cripple Creek, Colo., paid on the 20th, was $25.000, making a_ total of $26,00 since | May, 1896 Capital stock is $1,250.000: par value, $1, of which $1,000,00 is outstanding. Company has a surplus of about $200.000. The stock is quoted at about SSc per share. BOARD SALES, Following were the sales in the San Fran- clsco Stock Board yesterday: Regular Session-— 2 100 Alta 14] 3 Ophir . 00 Andes 17 300 Savage 200 Bullton 11 100 Sterra Nev 100 Hale & Norors. 0 Union Con 00 Occidental . 50 00 Yellow Jacket Afternoon Session. 13 100 Kentuck 100 Mexican 100 Savage 100 Alta .. 100 Belcher 100 00 Crown Point 261100 Unfon Con 100 Gould & Curr; 32 %0 Yellow Jacket Following were the sales in the Pacific Stock Board yesterday: | Regular Sesslon—10:30. | 3| 300 Alpha . 0% 200 Hale & Norers..1 3) £00 Alta . 14 300 Mexican 300 Belcher 40200 Ophir 200 3% 500 300 700 Caledonia 200 Challenge ( 100 Cholla= wasienge . Con Imperial Confidence . Crown Point Con New Yor] Eureka . Gould & Curry. 31 2 Hale & Norers.130 135 Standard Union Cos Utah Yeilow cket.. STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. { TUESDAY, BId. Asked. | U S Bonds— 4s quar coup..113%114% E %-2 p. Bld. A Oakland Gas.. Pac Jar. m. sked. 48 quar reg. 112 4s_quar new...125 Miscellaneous— 1134 Cal-st Cab 3s.113 — Cal El L 6s 1261 — | Insurance— C C Wat 5s...102 103 |Firem's Fnd..187% — Dup-st ex c.. — 953 Bank Stocks— E L & P 6s..1204129% Anglo-Cal 57 B8ty F & Ch Ry$s..11§ — Bank of 246 249 Gear-st R 5s. 934102 Cal SD & T.. — 101 C & S 5%..105 — |First Nat ....200 — LALCo6s. — 100 Lon P & A.130 — Do gntd 6s..100 101 Mer Exchnge. 12 — Market-st 6s..126 — (Nev Nat B.. 130 — Do 1st M 58.114 1143;| Savings Bank— ® Nat Vin 68 Ist — 100 N N Ger S & L..14; Hum S & L.10 C ngRy 7s.101%4102 Mutual Ry Cal 6s..109% — Vigorit ........ Miscellaneous— Al Pac Assn.. 98%100 Ger Ld Wks..100 150 H C & S Co. 30% 31 S P Br 6s.....108% — 8§V W .. 11931201 £ V Wat 4s..102% — Stock Gas 6s..100 103 Water— Hutch § P Co. 42 423 Contra Costa. 53 §7% Mer Ex Asn | Marin Co 50 — INat Vin Co % | Spring Val 100 100% Oc S Co Gas & Electric— Pac A F Al Cent Gaslight. 9815 Pac Bor C Capital Gas... — Par Paint’ Co. 6% — M E L Co.... 5% MORNING SESSION—10:30. 50 Glant Powder Con 1 do do .. 300 Hawalian Commerci; 300 Hutchinson S P Co 200 Market-street Rallway $0 Oceanic_Steamship Co 20 Pacific Lighting .. 1000 Park and CIiff House Bonds. 55 8 F Gas & Electric Co 445 S F Gaslight .. Spring Valley Water Vigorit Powder . do do AFTERNOON SESSION. 75 Hutchinson 8 P Co 25 Giant Powder Con 10 do do 75 Market-street 70 Oceanic Steam: £1000 Spring Valley 4s Bon $1000 S P of A Bonds. 200 Vigorit Powder suSufzanaases 560 5430 833RN3Y 3 wanSlsunus 100 do do 00 do do Street— 50 Bank of Callfornia 100 Hutchinson S P C: | ———e— HOTEL ARRIVALS. LICK Hfllfit. Mrs G Carter. Nev /W H Martin Nev © Mrs C Cramer, Okdl C Kearns & w,Marp J W Henderson, Euk W H lammon Vis W H Smith, Nev Cy R A Whitely, Visala H M Pease, Sonora C J Button, Visalla Captla G~ Buck, Stockton | Mre M Snook, S Jose W L Skinter, § Cruz Miss K Lewis, Cptla E O Stickney, Mercd N Snook. San Jose R A Carpenter, Mrod B L Bartlett, § Jose R E Wilholt, Staktn | W J Bievin, Sn Jse W H Leeper, Cal M L Eliott, § Rosa F_Birdsall, Sacto Miss C RBerg, 8n Jse 'W Stousland, Salnas Miss A Berg, Sn Jse H M _Meyers, Salem E J_Frazer. Bugene A L Bryan, Cal W H Smith, Nev Cy NEW WESTERN HOTEL. J Reinart, Alamo W L McLeod, Mich J Quinn, San Jose |P J Cumming, Cal L inter, Visalia G H Munro, Ontarlo 3 Aoy, cal F Olsen, Stockton G D ‘oolsey.El Pas D J Sulllvs Mon: E M Keith, Los Ang R J Felix, Rip Vista ¥ e Biala e o ¥ G Condon & w,Crtld O Fleming, Monterey ‘G PALACE HOTEL. R Bell, England ildrs_Oldham, London Mrs Ford, Vallejo K Kishmonye, Japan T Hopkins, Menlo 1 DeMurinelly, Brazil A A Earley, Del Monte it De Simacholac, Bral B Rankin, Redwood M Morse&w, N Y J Gallegos&w, S Jose ) Salsbury, Salt Lake J B Goodman, N Y Miss Cash, Salt Lake G Goodman Jr. Dixon £ H Airls&w, Salt L G _Goodman&w, Napa & A Moody, Gold Run J Leathers voodld A Livingston, Ogden € S Burns. ‘Salinas if A Sturges,’ Salt Lk J M Morrison, Sacto |3 C Penrose, Nev City H Morrison, Sacto |~ Penrose, Nev City B3 Louis [T Penrose, Nev City A Sayre&w. Madera |° M Wooster, S Jose 2 ntree, Denver & Boschken, S Jose W Martingw, 'S Jose |Miss Farish, Denver Abbie Pubam. I, Ang v H Peckham, S Jose A McClellan&w, L Ang 3 R Wilson, St Louts T L Williams, § Clara |1 £ Merrifield. € Reynolds, Pasadena|d Smyth, S Lo J F Lane. Halifax > G_Woodburn, Sacto G S Marvin, N Y J W _Hudson, § Rosa T Foley. St Paul W M Sim: L R Kennedy, L'Ang/tv Hammon, J O Kepperle, Los Anzeles Mrs Kennedy, L Ang J Ginsberg. M ¥ Baird, Conn {1 Jones, S Lippy, Seattle D 10gle, Mrs Bunce, Pasadena & Besedo, Brazil § Mears&w, Portland * Kropf. Brazil Portland 4 Schiffmann, Switzer- E F Wood, w & c,| land Portland A Gerslacher, Hankow J Murphy&w, Spokane 3 Toppe. Japan J H Burch, ‘Ashlana A C Xuhn, S Jose W Webster&w, Cal |Urs Field, Monterey H A Moore, § jose |J Duchow Jr. Sonora W Moore, § Joge A Duchow, Sonora [Eppinger & servant, ! Reynolds, Pasadena okohama. C Mentry, Newhall rs Waldron, S Cruz V. Storev&w, Newhall R Steele, El Paso F W Irons, Norfolk W F Barrett, Chicago A Coleman, Martines © F Oldham, 'London R E Wilhoit, Stockton B MoCulloggy S RAND HOTEL. ‘ullough, Crows/J D Rice, Arbuckle Landing L Applegate, Merced E C Crane, Cal |C "D Daly. ' Eureka F E Davis, § Paula B T McCulluch, Crows M Flinn, Springviile | Landing § Clements, Red Blum F N Rust. Chicago M Dansiger, L Ang |N_A Bradiey & wite, H L Black, Lindsay | Hollister 3 Lawler, "Petaluma |G J Apple. Dawson C H Mecham, Petaluma L Sedgwick&w. Seattle W S Baker, Winters |S Doane, Red Bluff ¢ B Ruth&w, Rocklin|J M Roberts, Potter V W F Knight, 'Folsom |F F Chase, Sacto Mrs Shaw&f, Boston M F_Peters, Irving B Cushman. Georgetwn W Wiliiams&w, § Jose E M Mason, Alameda H E Virelng, N Y E J Peck, Cal |B M Raird & w, N Y H Smith, § Jose |7 B Bord, Lakeport B T Kirk, S Jose L G Akers, Truckee H A Pressey, Petaluma C Schwick, Sacto A J Renong, Cal |3 Trobuccs & w, Mari- C Bridgman, S Jose i_posa J Moran, Corning |R W Henry, Baker ¢ C G Goold, Danville |F W Wirnam, Salinas C C Hackett, Napa T Woodworth, Sutter C H S Matthews, Cal |Mrs Wilson, Stockton J, Shed. Shasta Cal |F L Ergstrom, E_B Smallwood & w, Sacramento W S Law, Sonora W Moreland, Healdsbg € Johnson & w, Portl J C Winder, § Dlgxnd Miss N Walker, Cal Mrs Bently, Cal P L Dames. § Diego [C_B Newman & w, J W Lysons, Pt Town |_Colfax M Cohn, L Ang E C Crane, Saticoy J J Cunningham & w, M Flynn. Springviile Vallejo F_E Davis, S Paula F Keller&w. Salt Lake W Doherty, Bakersfid 3 Morey, Watsonville A Steeger, Vacaville W H Huff, Cal M Danziger, L Ang S Frankenheimer, Stkn Mrs Boyes, Sonora D Willlams, Fresno Sonora F_E_Sharkey, N 3 1. Lol J M Worrell, Vacaville| J H Campbell, Cal H H Seaton, Arbuckle R C Griffin, § Jose BALDWIN HOTEL. M Harrls, Monterey |, E Wood, Los Banos A Lévy, Fresno § E Whiting, Chicago Parkyns, Oukland L J Foster, Chicago § E Towne, Snta Cruz D Maher, Dutch Flat L E Winns. Snta Cruz M Casey, Glroy W H Hareil, Chicago J W _Drain, Chicago W McPherson, Portind |J F Butts, Pa W _Lester, Los Gatos D H Briges, Riverside J L Butler, Pa T Oliver. Monterey A Hetfleld, Chicago | W M .cott & w,Frsno J Sharp, Victorla |F Henry J Glick, Stockton T La Fresno ore, Hopland G A Andrews, Chgo 'J E Ju an Jose Miss A Cooper, N Y |J Goubler. Sacto Miss L Dewart. N Y J W Knox. Merced J McElroy & w, N Y |J Smith, San Diego J McCudden, Vallejo R G Griffen, San Jose Miss McCudden, Valljo W R Clark, Stockton SAN FRANCISCO CALL. BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Franclsco Call, corner of Market and Third streets, open until 12 o'clock every night in the year. BRANCH OFFIC 7 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock 339 Hayes street: open until 9:30 o'clock. 621 McAllister street; open until 9:30 p. m. 615 Larkin street; open until 8:3) o'clock. §.W. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open until § o’clack. 106 Eleventh street; open until 9 o'clock. 2515 Mission street; open until 8 o’clock. 5 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clock. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky open till 9 o'clock. OTICE! MISSION LODGE No. 169, F. and A. M., 2663 Mission st bet. Twenty-second and _ Twenty-third — Called meeting THIS (W DAY) EV NG at 7:30 o'clock. Second degree. W By order of the M. C. D. BUNKER, Sec. LSIOR Lodge 165, F. and A. meeting THIS (WEDNES- NING, January 2, at 7:30 Third_degree. THEO. E. SMITH, Secretary. CROCKETT Lodge No. 139, F. and A. M.—Second degree THIS (WEDNES- DAY) EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. By order of Master. H. FORTRIEDE, Sec. THE Companionsof Mar- shall will be pleased to receive their friends at Ploneer Hall on THURSDAY, Jan. 27, from 2 to 4 p. m. J. 1. SPEAR, Sec. TO the shareholders of the Independ- ent Red Men's Hall Assoclation— You are hereby notified that the an- nual general meeting of the shareholders of the above assoclaticn will take place on FRI- DAY, January 25, at § o'clock p. m., in the Red Men's Hall, 510 Bush st. CHARLES SCHLESINGER, President. B. A. LAMMANN, Secreta: NOTICE of meeting—The reguiar annual meet- Ing of the stockholders of The Nevada Na- tional Bank of San Francisco will be held at its banking office, 301 Montgomery st., San Francisco, Cal., on MONDAY, the twenty first (21st) day of February, 15%, at 3: o'clock p. m., for the purpose of electing a board of directors to serve during the en- guing vear, and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the meet- ing. D. B. DAVIDSON. Sectetary. San Francisco, January 20, 189 o'clock. THE regular annual meeting of e holders of The National Ice Company held at the office of the company, Mar- ket street, San Franecisco, Cal., on WEDNES- DAY, the 240 day of February, 183, at the hour of 11 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of electing a board of directors to serve for the ensuing year, and the transaction of such other business as maygeome before the meet- ing. NAHU Stock- SITUAT NS W. NTED—Continued. SITUATION wanted by middle-aged lady nurse; American; terms reasonable. 1524 Sac- ramento st. WOMAN wants situation to do housework in small family or work by the day. Please call at 32 Linden ave. WANTED—By a voung girl, situation to take care of children and assist with upstairs work. §71 Shotwell st. RELIABLE American woman wants situation | In small American family; good plain cook: best of city references; no postals. 235 Minna. GERMAN girl wishes a position; downstairs work and cooking; also general housework; $25. Address 6 Zoe st., bet. 3d SWEDISH gir] work; no o wishes situation to do house- ing: hotel or boarding house. 362 Jéssie st., corner Fifth. HOUSEWOR) 00d cook and laundress: will Ing and obliging: best references. Call two days, 246 Natoma st. ELDERLY Protestant woman wants work: is & £00d plain cook: any distance in country. Address 221 Seventh st. ‘WORKING housekeeper wants ~ position small family of adults; city or country. 774 Call office. SITUATION wanted by girl for general house. work; six vears last place. Address 144 Clara upstairs. WANTED—By an American woman, situation in small family. ~Address Box 734, Cali. in Box GIRL wants to do upstairs work and care for child. Address 744 Clementina. SITUATION wanted to do sewing by the day or take home. 319 Eighth st. GOOD seamstress wants family sewing by the _day. Box 774 Call office. YOUNG girl wishes to assist in housework. 1% Folsom avenue, rear. SITUATION wanted by an elderly woman to do housework: is good cook and laundress; city or country. Call at 759 Mission st. AMERICAN young lady wishes sist in office home. sition to as- work, housecleaning; sleep 3%% Bush st., room 20. SITUATION by a young Swedish girl: cham. berwork and sewinz, or to take care of chi dren. Apply 231 Third st. WOMAN wishes chamber work or day work where she can sleep at home. Box 732, Call. WOMAN willirg and obliging would like work by the day; terms §1 day. 1059% Howard st. WANTED—Situation to do second work or wait o lable by youns lady, Call.or address 473 essie st. BY reliable woman, housework; good cook and worker; wages $10 to $15 per month. Can be seen for 3 days at 1353 Willlam st., Oakland. YOUNG woman wishes position as lady’s maid or care of invalid: no objection to traveling or going Into the country: good references. Address M. 8., box 11, Call office, Oakland. et Dottt ity = TED, by American woman, work i{n small family; a good home more an object than large wages. Add. 625 Chestnut st., Oakl Dl 457 Twenty-Aifth’st. land. WOMAN wishes work by the day; houseclean- ing or cooking; good laundress. 442 Jessie st., near Sixth. 2 RESPECTABLE ladies wish positions as | cooks, or will do any kind of work in order to go to Klondike. = Address box 765, Call. SITUATION wanted by German girl to do housework In_small family; no washing. Address box 764, Call Office. a refined and educated young . ‘a position as copyist, correspondent or tant_ bookkeeper; good penman. A. MITH. 519 Eddy st. YOUNG lady wishes situation as French nurse or upstairs work; 4 Willlam st., rear. YOUNG German woman wants work in a hotel or rooming-house. Call 548 Fourth st. countzy preferred. SCOTCH girl knowing how to do all kinds of housework wishes place in American family; can give references. Call 3843 Twenty-fourth. YOUNG lady wants a position in millinery; £00d trimmer. Address §., box 11, Call office, Oakland WANTED—Situation as nurse and_companion to invalid; best of references: no nb)oclgn to country, or would travel. 2103 Pine st. Address M. MONEY loaned on watches, dlamonds, jew- elry: low intcrest. Uncle Harris, 15 Grant a —_— SITUATIONS WANTED—-MALE. TO SUPERINTENDENTS & MINE OWNX For first-class miners, mechanics, carpenters and others, send your orders to J. FCROS- ETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st., San Fran- clsco. CHINESE and Jap 20 years) help; tel. Main 19%7. BRADLEY & CO., 64 Clay st. CHINESE and Japanese employment offic best help. 4143 O'Farrell st.; tel. East 426. CHINESE and Japanese employment offl best help. 30 Geary st.; tel. Grant 5 HUNTER & CO.. Chinese and Japanese emp. office. 614% Calfornia st.; tel. Main 231. JAPANESE employment office; work day, hour or evening. 122% O'Farrell’ tel. Davis 605, JAPANESE wants a situation to do general housework and help as walter. . M. M., Eddy place. EXPERIENCED in farming, fruit _growing, road bullding and general practical worl also understands land surveying; good reer- pa, Cal. BREAD and cake baker wants place in bakery, hotel_or restaurant in city or country. Box Call office. YOUNG miner wants to go to Alaska; is used to the climate and handy with all kinds of will go for wages or on shares; refer- Box 776, Call office. COACHMAN, with best of references, German, wants situation. Address box 736, Call office. keeper, hotel or saloon; first-class references n5 ubjection to country. Address box 773, Cail. cook; Oakland preferred. Call at | ERS | 1| HELP WANT ED—Continued. GIRL, Unfon st B in family 2, $25; girl, Fulton, $20; second girl, Berkeley; girl, ‘Redwood City, here; second girl, $20 to $23: 3 girls, $20; girl, Laguna, $20; girl, Californta, $2 girl. Ross Valley, $20; girl, ‘Castro, $20: girl, Mill Valley, $25, See party here: giri, Mason, $20; girl, Filbert, $20; girl, Broderick, $20; girl, Fulton, $20; girl, Gough, $20; second irl | Plerce, 320: girl, Franklin, $20; girl, Bddy, | , $25; girl, Golden Gate .."$20; girl, Baker, $20; 3 girls, $15. MAR- | TIN & CO., 49 Market 3 DISHWASHERS, $15 and room: 3 s, $20 to $25 and room: waitress for lunch counter, etc.. $6 a week: 2 waitresses, 36 a week, 5 chambermaids and wait some, §i5 to $20 and room; 3 chambermaids for lodging-houses; 4 girls, small_restaurants, $3 to §i a week; 5 waitresses, $ a week. MARTIN & CO., 749 HELP WANTED—Continued. g 3 ED_Steady man to take orders ar1 as- “'l’l\sxngenernny in light cash office business; must be satisfied with $65 per month to start with and have $150 cash; experience not nec- essary. 99 Market st., room 3. TO ors—Good bushelman wanted. Dty o1l 8, M. to CHARL be E ONS, 721 Market st. Apply el s | $50 MONTH and board: nu experience required. 10 cle repairer. Call at HER & CO.’S at 11 a.m. | " Owner, 605 Clay | GUNSMITH ana b CLABROUGH, GOILL STENOGRAPHER and typewriter, young man, German preferred. Town Talk, 20 Ellis st. see party here, 9 to IL 9 Market. §= = | NORWEGIAN housegirl, good cook and laun- dress, $20, city or country a neat Ger- | man girl as nurse, upstairs or housework, $10 to $i5. Apply at the Swedish and German Employment Bureau. MRS. NORTON, 323 | Sutter st. Telephone, Green RANCH cook, housegirl, §2 GERMAN housegirl, 2 in family, maid, $15; nurse, $i5; cook, $2: country, 325 each; number $10 and $12. MRS. NORTO! $20; chamber- second girls, f girls to assist, . 323 Sutter st. ENGLISH Scotch or North of Ireland second girl. a short dlstance, $25; German nurse, 1 child, $20; 4 German, Scandinavian and French second girls, $20 and $25; girl for gen- eral housework, 2 in family, across the bay, $25; 4 cooks, German stvle, £25; hotel cook, $25. 6 waltresses, $15 and _$20; experienced giris in box factory, $6 to $7 week, and over 50 girls for cooking and housework. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 316 Sutter st. MRS. NORTON, 323 Sutter. | CUTTER: merchant tailor wanted. Ad- dress box 739, Call office. GOOD barber; young man; steady job. 19 | _Thirtieth s S: ose_road, | FIRST class _tailo stom coats; steady work. 410 Kearny, room 32. | HOTEL clerk: notion salesman; mechanical engineer; see lists places open. 1023 Market. | 10 GOOD reliable voung' men to fll positions now ready. 1023 Market st. 3 8 K WANTED—A stout_boy to work in a boot shop. Apply 646 Second st. | BARBER wanted. 7373 Market: come early. | LUNCH waiter wanted at northeast corner Beale and Howard sts. ek z S LOCKSMITH_and _general workman; refel ences. 607 Mission st. BOY. 2160 Harrison st., near Nineteenth. WANTED—A grocery clerk. Apply 1712 Eddy street. GOOD paying barber shop for sale cheap; must be sold this week. 43% Third st. WOMAN for general housework on ranch, §! neat girl, general housework, country to $20; waltress, plain hotel, city, $18. MUR- RAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634 and 63 Clay st. EMPLOYERS gladly pay the girls' office fees at the Ladles’ Parlors, 1023 Market st. TELEPHONE operator; trained nurse; inva- 1id's attendant; stewardesses; typewriter; sewing machine office clerk; _dental office clerk. Ladies' Select Parlors, 1023 Market st. FREE service—10 girls wanted at once, wages $18 to $25: no fees charged: the best homes nurses and young girls to assist. MRS. LAM- BERT, 417 Powell st. GERMAN cook, $35, second girl, 330, same house; 2 German second girls, $20; French cook, $25. MRS. LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. cook, German style, $25 to $30; housegirl, San Mateo, 320; Santa Cruz, $20; number of wo- men for country, 323 Sutter st. JAPANESE M. E. Church Employment Bu- reau. 1329 Pine st.; young men and women for Christian and moral homes; cooks, house Service, FOTKing students; reliable. Mention e Call. GOVERNESS to teach grown girls in English and music: refined home; good salary: per- manent place. Call room’s, 1018 Washington st., Oakland. in the city waiting. Ladies’ Parlors, 1023 | Market 15 YOUNG cooks, house and second girls: also ELDERLY American housekeeper, $15; Irish | GOOD barber shop for sale. Apply 225 Fifth street. PARTY with $130 to rent I8 acres garden land and a 4-room house furnished. Owner, box 112, Gilroy. PARTNER In a bakery and confectionery to improve business. Address box 79, Call. BARBERSFor sale l-chair shop; price $50; Market st.; low rent; bargain. Inquire at Call Office. BARBER shop; 2 Columbia chairs, baths and clgar stand; good location; established 8 vears; must sell. Inquire Call office. MONEY loaned on watches, diamonds, jew- elry; low interest. Uncle Harris, 15 Grant av. SHOEMAKERS to get men's calf uppers, $1; same price to order. Best American, $150. SHIRLEY, 921 How: | WANTED—5 bovs | “offictal jubflee bad 2-CENT barber shop and bath: country, near city; good chance: good reason for selling; must be sold. Address box 692, Call office. RECRUITS wanted for the United States marine corps. Unlted States navy: able- bodled, unmarried men, between the ages of 21 and 30 years, who are citizens of ths United States. o those who have legally de- clared thelr intention to become such: must be of good character and habits ana able to epeak, read and write English. and be be tween § feet 5 inches and 6 feet In height. | For turther information apply at the re- “m. to sell st. unday. ges. YOUNG lady for photograph parlors; slight knowledge of books required. Call rooms T | _and’s, 1015 Washington st., Oakland. MANAGING hotel housekeeper; middle-aged experienced; $40; good references. | 1018 Washington' st., Oakland. | 25 GOOD reliable girls; best homes In Oak- cruiting office, 20 Ellis st., San Francieco, Cal. | 2000 PATRS shoes—Another lot of men's shoes: been slightly Aamaged: at less than one fourth their value: from 25¢ to §2 50. 562 | Mission st.. bet. First and Second s WINCHESTER House, 44 Third st. near Market: 200 rooms, 25c a night; reading-room free 'bus and baggage to and from the ferry. ROSEDALE House, 321 Ellis—Roome 2c to §1 night: $1 to $4 week: hot and cold baths. land: highest w; . 101 W | land: m ages. 1013 Washington st FRENCH dressmaker; fashlonable: order trade; 3 seamstresses clerk. 1023 Marxet. SAILORS and ordlnary seamen wanted at LANF'S. 504 Davis st.. near Jackson. YOUNG girl for light housework. 25 Natoma st.. near Fourth. YOUNG girl for light housework. | BARBERS' Assoclation Free Employment Of- fice. FUCHS. Sec.. 3% Grant ave. 1325 Guer- | ¢ MARKET st.—Branch offics of The Call: 1 ‘rPrn st.; number n,n,,x,a,l et want ads and subscriotions taken. 2 FIRST-CLASS lady waltresses. American | €15 LARKIN—Branch office Model Caterer, 1206 Sutter bet. 8-12 a. m. e L e T GIRL for housework; call after 8 o'clock. 234 _T5c_and S1 Twelfth st. . Howard. | GIRL for general housework: small family; references. Apply 1115 Van Ness ave. EXPERIENCED girl to take charge of dining- room. Central Hotel, 530 Third st. MEN to learn barber trade in eight weeks. S. | _F. Barber College. 1381 FEighth. ELCHO House, $63% Market st.—Rooms 0. | 2c to S0c nizht: $1 to $2 week VEST apprentice; call after 10 a. m. 6 Eddy 50c (¥ §150 per | ROOMS, J5c to Thc_ver nignt: | week. Orlental. 225 Drumm i’ room 120, \ WANTED—2 little girls to board; best refer- ences; a mother's care. M. O. S., Call office. FIRST-CLASS talloress wanted on pants. 73 Minna_st. WANTED—Competent waltress _in . private boarding ho C | WOMAN wanted in luncl da: Howard st EXPERIENCED _shirtmakers; also tices. M. J. KELLER CO., Oakland. GIRL to take care baby. 53 Alblon ave., oft Sixteenth, near Valencia. appren- GIRL for general housework: wages §15. 724 er can make money. Medico, 402 GIRL for general housework and plain cook- ing: $15. 1503 Geary st. GIRL who understands hair dressing. Apply 1602 Market st., near Larkin. STRONG young girl for general housework, 15. 1511A Hq rd st. GIRL for hou 202 Powell st. MONEY loaned on watches, dlamonds, jew- elry; low interes Uncle Harris, 15 Grant av. work. 10 Hyde st. WANTED—Shirt finisher. 521 Valencia st. REMOVED—Dr. Wise, the ladles’ specfalist, to Market st.; monthly troubles, etc. WANTED—Position by a first-class bar- | YOUNG girl for general housework. Hyde st. Apply 214 | COOK—Wanted, situation in restaurant, lunch or coffee house; steady and competent; best of references. 64 Mission st., room 1. JAPANESE NEAT, boy wishes position as cock or waiter and housework; excellent ref- erences. 53 Minna st., rear. YOUNG man. Erglish, desires situation on gentleman’s country place to take care of cows, help in garden and generally useful; references. Box 767, Call Officy THOROUGHLY reliable, competent young man having several vears' experience in mining in British Columbia and Alaska, and knows of some good propositions in Alaska, would like to bave an interview with a party of means. Box 762, Call office. SITUATION as engineer or firman, Address W. H. BARKER, 32 Francisco st., city. mind reader. Rooms 2 and 3, 120% Geary BAD tenants ejected for $; collections made. city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION CO.. 415 Montgomery st.* room 6: tel. 5580. MRS. DR. FISH, rm. 3, 116A Grant ave.: élec- trician: alcohol, Turkish unrivaled. JINO. HULTHEN, electro-magnetic _massage treatments: alcohol baths. § Mason st. MME. HANSEN, latest galvanic battery and cabinet baths. ‘116 Taylor st. MRS. STEWERT, genuine steam and cabinet baths. 1205 Geary st.. room 1. ROOM Renting Burcau, room 24, Flood build- _ing, cor. Fourth st. RELIABLE, industrious German gardene ‘understands taking care of horses and cows and handy around the place: good references. Address box 763, Call office, city, Oakland or Alameda. GERMAN, middle-aged. married, speaks good ‘Englich, mechanic by trade, handy with toois, wants any situation. Box 770, Call office. ENGINEER and machinist, also good carpen- ter, 30, willing to go anywhere; first-class references. Plense address B. 347 Minna st SOBER and industrious young German desires position as assistant gardener, or will do gardening and chores on large private place; Al references. 23 Chesley st. NTED—Situation by man with horse and light spring wagon: any kind of work; best of reference. 11481 Folsom TGOMERY. cor. Clay—Open until 3.3 : branch office of The Call. Subscrip- tions and want ads taken. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. SUPERIOR Swedish waltress and parlor maid desires situation; best references. MISS CUL- LE 325 Sutter st. FIRST-CLASS colored_infant" situation: 215 vears last place. LEN, 32 Sutter st. GERMAN woman with a_girl sires situation: &ood cook: country. MISS CULLEN, 3% Sutter §. A NO. 1 cook, best of city reference, desires a situation. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 316 Sut- ter st. nurse desires MISS CUL- years eld de- best refersnces; MONEY loaned on watches, s, Jew- elry; low Interest. Uncle Harris, 15 Grant a GARDENER, young man, at present employed in private family. wishes to make charge at end of month. Box 671, Call office. WINCHESTER House, 44 'Third st ket: 200 rooms. 25c to $1350 night week: convenient and respectabls and baggage to and from ferry. FEMALE HELF WANTED. Tt et ooy S S WAITRESS for Salinas. $20; waitress, hotel, near city. $20: 2 waitresses, hotel. near city. $18 and $20; 2 waitresses, ‘same hot $15; 4 private family cooks, $20, $25: 24 gi for housework, $15, $18, §20.° C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. COMPETENT woman, strong and willing to work, wants day Wwork; any kind work; washing. housecleaning. 31 and car fare: would go steady in home; small family. 25A Third st., upstairs, room . WILL some kind person assist lady in finding En-m.m; experienced invalid’s nurse, house- ceper or companion; useful; trustworthy. 1025 Treat ave.. near Twenty-fourth SITUATION wanted by cated German general housegirl and excel- lent cook and laundress: references. Room 9. 1018 Washington st., Oakland. YOUNG, strong German woman wants wash- ing. ironing, cleaning by the day: $1 and car fare: disengaged Thursday. M., 1126 Fol- som st EDUCATED and refined young lady, em- ployed rt of the day, desires to assist in Family I return for baard and room. Box T Call office. MIDDLE-AGED woman wishes to do_light housework: is a good cook and understands care of children; wages 310 o $12. 1103 Pow- vell st WOMAN froner and polisher in_city hotel laundry. $30 and board. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. TWO refined German second eirls, $25 and 6 girls, housework, $20 and $25: 4 young girls. assist, $10 to $15. MISS CULLEN, 225 Sutter. WAITRESS, country, $20. MISS CULLEN, 3% Sutter. REFINED girl. 2 _in family, $15: no was MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter: P COOK, sleep home, 320. MISS CULLEN, 3% Sutter. GIRL, chamberwork, $15; sleep home. CULLEN, 325 Sutter. REFINED girl, care of child, $12. MISS CUL- LEN, 3% Sutter. GIRL for bakery, Vallejo, $20; tend counter, wait on table. 'MISS CULLEN, 3% Sutter. st.; perfect fit; no trying on; trial free. LOT of uncalled-for shoes from 25¢ up to $1 2. 562 Misston st., bet. First and Second. | LADIES' shoes, soleing, 3¢, men's shoes, sole- ing, S0c.; all fepairing done at half the usual price. 562 Mission st., bet. lst and 2d. THE McDowell Dressmaking and _ Millinery School Is the best place to learn; Mechanics’ Fair diplor:a; patterns cut 25c up. 103 Post. —_— i MALE HELP WALTED. COOK, $60, second cook, $30, country hotel, see party here; 2 cooks, different country hotels, SCHOOLGIRL about 14 to assist in light house- | | LAWRENCE Dresscutting School, 1079 Market | | SECOND-HAND clothing, dresses, | " wanted: best prices | WANTED—At Montana House, % Misston: men to take rooms; 10c. J5c and 25c per night: 60c, %0c and $i per week. | WANTED, to collect wages dus laborers and | clerks. KNOX Collection Agency. 110 Sutter. TRY Acme House, 957 Market st., below Sixth, “or 725 a nizht | WHY lose money by having your houses. stores or flats vacant, when they can be quickly rented by HENDERSON REALTY CO. (pub- | lishers of Weekly Real Estate Reglster)? | Give us a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed. | HENDERSON REALTY CO., 403C McAlliste; T WANT a sunnv flat or house, 7 to 9 rooms, in perfect condition, 15 minufes’ walk from Palace Hotel. for 1 year or longer: if partly furnished will board owner If desired on suit- able terms: rent must be about $30: family 4 adults. Addres MOARDING WANTED. | MIDDLE-AGED single gentleman occupying a prominent and responsible position, s de- sirous of permanently locating himself with a liberal minded and social family where he could enjoy home comforts and privileges; comfortable room or suite with freedom of the house and breakfast: will pay good pri~e 1f suited. Address ‘Home,” box 689, Call office, with full particulars. >RO0MS AND BOARD WANTED. YOUNG man wishes furnished room bath. Address box 737. Call office e e FURNITURE WANTED. INDIANA Auction Co. Removed to 13 Mont- prmery st - hiohest nrleas natd. Tel, Davie 11, —_— v WANTED—MISCELLAN WE buy_all ki K JAM ools, stoves, 1123 Market st RTIN. sealskins, send postal.1020 Folsom. MACHINERY, belting, pipe, scales, tools. etc., bought and sold. J. Livingston, 204 Mission. PAWNBROKFR—OId _gold. _aliver, clothing bough! Add. COLEMA cast-oft 41 Third. LOST. SEN & CO, 108 Geary st. § SCANDINAVIAN or German farmers, $20, same ranch. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. Py MAZRKER and distributor, $30 and found; pol- isher, $35 and found, ' country laundries; ironer, hotel laundry, $30 and found. C. R. HANSEN & CO.. 108 Geary st. | SECOND baker, country shop, 30, see boss | here. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. 350 and $50; second cook, hotel, $40. C. R. | TICKET §155 reading from Portland _to HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. Skaguay: ticket 6303, reading from San - 5 <t S T AT T T Francigco to Portland. Return to Golden COOK_and wife, country hotel, $90. C. R. | West Hotel; reward §5: tickets canceled. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. G = il = PAIR eyeglasses In case on_Seventh st., near | 2 BELLBOYS, $10 and $12. C. R. HANSEN & | Mission. Return to 112% Seventh st.; suita- CO., 108 Geary st. bie reward. 5 WAITERS, $30, hotels, restaurants; 2 wait- | JANUARY 22, black and white cocker spaniel ers, same country hotel, $%. C. R, HAN- | _Pup. R s Gros WHITE_ bull terrier dog: eve. Reward at 120% BRING old _gold and silver to me and get casa for it. UNCLE HARRIS. 15 Grant ave. FOUND—Gold hunting case watch, bearing tha name of the owner. If latter will leave a reward of $20 at Call business office and prove property the same will be restored. WANTED—Farmer and wife, $3), see boss $8 day: en- here; 4 more quartz miners, gineer and filer for planing mill, $250 per day: 3 iron boat builders, ship carpenters and others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO., | 628 Sacramento st. WANTED—20 woodsmen handy with ax to make ties, Sc to 10c each; good timber; tools advenced and long job. Apply to J. F. CRO- SETT & CO., 625 Sacramento st. WANTED—Baker for country., $40 and found, fare advanced: hotel and restaurant waiters, §25; young man for kitchen work and attend dumbwaiter, $20, and others. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. | TO-DAY. TO-DAY machinist, country shoj 4-foot pine and redwood 2 families to cut choreman, private and found; 3 chore boys: 10 farm, orchard and stock 'farm hands, $20 and §35; 2 la- borers and teamsters, city jobs; $5 tle-mak- ers, Sc. 9c and 10c each, goad virgin lu MURRAY & READY, Leading Empl nt Agents, 634 and 638 Clay st. 'Phone 5848 M 1i; HOTEL DEPARTMENT Apply to J. F. | We want 4 gold miners for placer mining: | residence, §15; foreman for a scraper gang, $90 | | FOUND—Bundle soiled linen, at Laguna and | Waller sts.: suvposedly dropved from Chinese wagon: marked “P."" Call 82 Waller st., pay charges and take bundle. FOUND—Biz gray Dane dog. Can be had at Howard 9 HORSES. | WANTED—Team of horses for light country | work for good care and board. 534% Turk st. JUST arrived—2 carloads broke horses: to 1600 pounds. 115 Valencia st. i =3 2 5 | BUGGIES, wagons, horses, carts bought, sold | or exchanged: chear storage: 40 horses: must sell. T. P. NEWELL, 1802 Mission, cor. 14th. | 40 TIORSES for sale: also wagons, buggles, | carts, barness: Grand Arcade Horse Mar- ket, 327 Sixth st. auction sales every Wed- nesday. SULLIVAN & DOYLE. Auctionee § HBAD of horses sultable fo- anv business Old Turk street Car Stable, 1201 Turk st WAGOYS AND CARKIAGES. Cooks, waiters and dishwashers. MURRAY and 636 Clay st. Telephone Main 584S. WANTED—Frenchman, handy with tools, for wine cellar, 535 butler. § COOK and second, $%0, raom, etc. CO., 4% Market st. WAITER-$25, country. 420 Kearny st. BUTLER, $0 per month. MISS CULLEN, 3% Sutter. HOTEL GAZETTE, WORKING housekeeper, $15. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter. & HOUSEWORK girl, 15, MISS CUL- LEN, 223 Sutter. BY a young girl, to do housework or_cooking. Cati TR hkma st. et Son- and sth® COOK. $30; second girl, $25. MISS CULLEN, 35 Sutter. WANTED-Sitnation as saleslady in candy store, or as chocolate dipper. 315 Eighth st. LADY office clerk: select ladles” salary. trade; per- ‘manent; . 1023 Market st WANTED—Good business men on salary or commission to manage a first-class business in each county in the States of California, Oregon and Washington. For particulars ad- dress, with stamp, C. K. MYERS, Stockton, B & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634 | OND-HAND grocery. bakery delivery |~ wagons. 2-wheeled carts, road wagons, bug. | ies and harness bargains for cash. Fifteenth | and Valencia sts. 5 . s and milk wagons chea; allments: 1 fne top and open 525" Harrison . U ex ure, car housekold goods; clean, light compartienes: sadvances made.” J. NOONAN, 1017 to 10% Mt above Sixth: open ‘evenings. AT lowest rates—Household T ads vances. made: fireproot. ‘baaing 5 3o ZEHFUSS. 310 Mission st. et Mint jszr —e T T TS Mint 1 ‘WANTED—Laborers and_mechanics to that £ Rolkin, Reno House proprletor, som runs Denver House, 217 Third st.; 150 large rooms; 25¢ per night; $1 to §3 per week. TYrEWRITEFRS. REMINGTON No‘:h;?\flne order; sent, SCOTT & BANNAN, § e 325; sampia Montgomers.