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10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1899 NOTELECTED T0 REPRESENT RACETRACKS Repudiation of Burns’ Legislators. ALAMEDA IS INDIGNANT “DANBURNSVILLE” IS NOT ALL | THE COUNTY. Three of the Delegation Are Said to | Have Already Dug Their Political Graves. 24, 1893, he lald down his arms, “‘and re- sumed the peaceful pursuits of ordmarf\; life” at the Oakland race track, witi the bookmakers, the touts and the sure- thing gamblers who gather there as vul- tures do about a decaying corpse. figiis el CONFIDENCE HAS GONE FROM THE BURNS CAMP CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA- MENTO, Jan. 11.—The air of confidence which has been one of the principal feat- ures characterizing the Burns fight and fighters has gone. To-night the touts, the members of the Federal Brigade and the professional politicians who have been lined up here for ten days last past labor- ing for the colonel wore a very blue alr. The colonel himself received in the par- lors of the Golden Eagle and if anybody desired to converse with him on confiden- tial topics he was taken to a nearby room. The colonel is still firm in his de- termination not to be interviewed. He re- fuses to talk to representatives of the pre: Major McLaughlin was also non- communicative to-night. He denies that he stated that Burns was to recelve sev- enteen additional votes to-day. But the major did say last evening that within the next day or so Burns would receive an added strength of that number of votes. To-night the major says that he thinks Burns will have some more votes to-morrow, but declines to state just how many or where they are to come from. The other Burns lieutenants are also talk- ing about the %BJHS that the colonel will Oakland Office San Francisco Call, 908 Broadway, Jan. 11. Much dissatisfaction is bemg expressed that the representatives in the JSenate and Assembly whose districts incllide the race track should be voting for Dan Burns for United States Senator. Had it not been for the fact that the Municipal | League restricts itself solely to purely lo- | cal politics, these members would have ! been censured at last night's session. The | town of Emeryville, which is called, and | probably with a greater degree of truth than the average c izén aware of, “Dansburnsville,” is in the Senatorial dis- trict of Frank Leavitt and the Assembly | district of A. A. McKeen. | It is now being said that these two | men are representing no portion of their district but racing town and totally ires of the great majority s Emeryvilie. In the g sister somewhere about nine hundred names are credited to Em- eryville, and prior to election it was so | evident' that one-half of this enormous | registration was not above suspicion that the Army ar Republican League started a ona. For some rea- son or Lier was sed, and since that time Emeryville's vote has been regarded as somewhat doubtrul. It 18 conceded on all hands that not five | per cent of the voters of Alameda Coun- ty, outside of the two or three hundred who owe their very existence at the race track to Burns and his followers, are de- sirous of sending the colonel to the United States Senate. The other mblyman, Kelly, who voted for Burns, has also dug re, for although he rep- the city that is z L Burn: is essential nd althouwh there is among its honor Mr. a conservative | | Mr. | Shiras, in | The plaintiffs sought an injunction | English citizens who may engage in busi- | | ness here. make on the third ballot, but they decline to give any details or reasons for their prophecy. Frank P. Flint, United States Attorney for the Southern District of California, arrived to-night. He claims that he is for Bulla, but there are those who state that Flint’s real choice for Senator is Daniel M. Burns IOWA MAY TAX FOREIGN INSURANCE COMPANIES DUBUQUE, Iowa, Jan. I1lL—Judge the United States District Court, to-day rendered an opinion sus: taining the constitutionality of the Iowa law taxing foreign insurance comu:miesfii Te- straining the collection of a 314 per cent | tax levied under the new State law. They | attacked the law on the ground that it | was unconstitutional, with special refer- | ence to the section of the Federal consti- | tution prohibiting the enactment of legis- | lation that would abrogate treaty rights | of other countries. The plaintiffs, who are | citizens of England, claimed the treaty with the United States provided that no | special tax or restriction be levied against The questions raised in the | income tax case also were brought up. Judge Shiras decides In favor of the State of Iowa; holds that the point made by the plaintiffs regardlng the treaty s | weak, and declares the BState could go | farther and pass a law shutting them out entirely. LIBERTY IS GRANTED T0 NEARLY AAN THE STRING OUT ON THEM Martin Piloted Five Straight Winners. BUT TWO WERE FAVORITES SURVIVOR WON THE PRESIDIO SELLING STAKE. Don’t Skip Me Beat a Fast Bunch of Sprinters—Sardonic Captured the Handicap—Ferrier Scored. The superb saddle work of ‘“‘Skeets” Martin was the one redeeming feature of the sport at Ingleside yesterday. Begin- ning with Ferrier in the first event, Mar- tin piloted five straight winners past the judges. He rode Red Glenn in the final number and finished last of the trio that started. All mounts looked alike to “‘Skeets Some were favorites and some were not. It was a hard day on favorite plavers. The golng was very juley, and but two of the pronounced choices managed to splash in front. The Presidio selling stake, worth $700 to the first horse, over one mlle and a fur- long, was the select plece of the after- noon. Seven started, and Pat Dunne's Survivor proved a handy winner over Ob- sidian. The two colts named were equal favorites in the betting. Martin, on Sur- vivor, soon had his mount in front, and at the wire finished two lengths in advance of the Burns & Waterhouse entry. Lava- tor was a fair third. The talent sent Castake to the post fa- vorite for the opening six furlong run. If he ran as fast as he could, then the “‘W“O *¥O %O ?0 HOUOAPXRPADR QAOXPHPHOHOHOHOXPHOKOHOHOROH FATHER McNALLY'S SILVER JUBILEE TOXPAGAPID X O ¥ O YO VA PXPH DK PXORVAPAPAPAOAPUPAONPHONOXPAXOX DX land. & LAOAOROAOUORPROXORDHORDUB AP AD X OADHORORSHOK DK DX DXOROXOR D! many years he has been the parish priest of St. Patrick’s, in West Oak- AKLAND, Jan. 11.—Rev. James B. McNally is to celebrate his silver jubilee as a priest to- = morrow. Twenty-five years ago Father McNally was ordained, and since that time he has served in several parishes, but has been in West Oakland longer than any other charge. His parishioners have arranged a programme of exerclses to fittingly celebrate the occasion. At 9 o'clock high mass will be cele- brated in St. Patrick’s Church, and in the evening the choir wiil have its pastor for its guest at a ban- quet in the new auditorium. The exerclses attending the banquet will be rendered by seventy of the young people of the church. Father McNally has long been recognized as one of the most broadminded theologians in Ala- meda County. He has never been backward In doing everything in his power to forward local im- provements and propositions tend- ing to benefit this city. In addition to his duties of the priesthood he is considerably interested in a model ranch which he owns away up in the Fruitvale Hills. This ranch is known on account of many experiments in agriculturs which Father McNally has made. For LAOAPADUDKDAUDA DK DX OAOAOXORPAO X DAD KO AXDXOX DR DY X K OX OHOAROXO*OR Third Race—Six furlongs; selling; four-year- olds and upward: 480 Prince Tyrant..107) 462 Pat Murphy 485 Lady Britannic.105( (474)Coda 464 Durward ........107| 462 Wyoming . £01 Sweet William..110/ 490 The Last ( 8)Darechota ......102| 457 Una Color! 460 Robert Bonner..107| 425 Jos Uliman. 498 Castake ... 104 Fourth Race—Seven furlongsj three-year- old and up: 491 Martello . 84| 444 Captive (90 Wing ... . 80| 485 Mainstay 407 Outaway ‘12| 490 Joe Mus: 489 Imperious £108 Fifth Race—Five furlongs; sellingt 493 Sidelong 109| 485 Genua . 471 Nora Ives 385 Anchored 477 Don’t Tell . ... Yaruba 489 Judge Woffo: Sixth Race—Six furlongs; selling; three-year- . 1s and up. ‘Apache gelding won't do. In & drive Mar- | ©! = tin landed the 4 to 1 chance. Ferrler, | sl MYAY i.cooo.. %) {77 Doremus ........ first, half a length ahead of the 15 to 1| 33 Toriblo 111! 480 Zorrazo 496 Elidad 114] 467 Ann Page - shot, Fig Leaf. There was nothing to the five furlong scramble for maidens but Flushington, the Corrigan entry. Martin, who had the mount, outrode his company, winning rid- den out from, Sevoy, the favorite. Again, in the fourth evens, a SiX furlong artin’s jockeyship was In evidence. Selections for To-Day. Firet Race—Zarro, Banewor, Merops. Becond Race—Hugh Penny, Rosinants, Rose- beau. Third Race—Joe Ullman, Sweet Willlam, ‘Wyoming. Brandes Arraigned in Court. OAKLAND, Jan. 1L—W. A. Brandes, charged with brutally beating to death his 16-year-old daughfer, Lillian, was ar- raigned in Judge Hall's court to-day to | plead, but on motion of Attorney k. . | Bawyer, for the defense, the matter went MEETING NOTICES. FUNERAL _notice — California Com- mandery No. 1, K. T.—Otficers and members are hereby notified to as- semble in _ the asylum TO-DAY (THURSDAY), at 1 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of attending the funeral of our | doceased frater, SIR CHARLES METAPHOR | CHASE. By order of SIR JOHN P. FRASER, Em. Com. SIR HIRAM T. GRAVES, Recorder. PAST Masters' Assoclation of Califor- nia—The officers and members are m-fi quested to meet at Masonic Temple THIS DAY (THURSDAY), January 12 1599, at 1:30 o'clock p. m., to attend the fu- neral services of our deceased brother, CHARLES M. CHASE, Past Master of Dorlc Lodge No. 216, F. and A. M. By order of the President. L. SCHUMACHER, Secretary. | DORIC Lodge No. 216, F. and A. M Masonic Temple—Officers and member: are notified to attend a special meet. ing THURSDAY, January 12, at 1:3 (¢} DIVIDEND NOTICES, e o A A e B oo oot DIVIDEND nbtice—Dividend No. 6 (twenty- | five cents per share) of the Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Company will be payvable at the office of the company, 327 Market st., on and after Friday, January 20, 1899. Transfes beoks will close’ on Saturday, January 14, 1899, at 12 o'clock noon. E. H. SHELDON, Secretary. DIVIDEND notice—The Nevada National Bank of Ban Francisco. At a regular meeting of the Board of Directors of this bank, held January 3, 159, a dividend was declared for | the half year ending December 31, 1538, at the rate of seven () per cent per &nnum, pay. able on and after the 16th inst. Transfer books will be closed from the 10th to th 16th inst., both days inclusive. D. B. DAVIDSON, Secretary. Janury e ——— SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. with a girl desires situation; good t_references; country. MISS CUL- Sutter st. NEAT young girl desires situation as nurse or | housework, $10 to $15; CULLEN, ‘3% Sutter st. GERMAN middlesaged woman desires situa- tion as housekeeper, nurse to children, sewing references. MISS or housework; city or country. LAMB: 415 Powell st.; tel. Main 55292, i AT the German Employment Office, MRS, LAMBERT, 418 Powell st., best help of all nationalities, _ | NEAT second girl, $15 HELP WANTED—Continued. eyl TTAMBERMAID and laundress; 325 per mo. | Cmss CULLEN, 3% Sutter s ANT waitress, §6 per week. MISS 325 Sutter st. NURSE, “and seamstress, willing to NURSE, 325 mal S ework _giris, city and travel, $§25: 10 hou 1s t d country, $20 and_s%: 10 housework girls, § t 315.ry MISS CULLEN, 3% Sutter st. MISS CULLEN, | WAITRESS, sleep home, $2 325 Sutter st. | INVALID'S nurse, $20 per month. MISS | CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. sleep home, #12. MISS CHAMBERMAID, | "CULLEN, 2 Sutter st. NURSE, country, $13; German governess, woman with a child, $10 per month. CULLEN, 325 Sutter 2 second girls, $25 and $20. MISS CULLEN, 3% Sutter st. ; neat girl, light work, §15. MISS | , 325 Sutter st. liroad cating house, $20; walt; waitress, Hanford, $20. Sutter st. MAID and seamstress, §%. MISS CULLEN, 32 Sutter st. delicacy store, $25. MISS CULLEN, 5 Sutter st. GERMAN cook, $30; 30, E| wedlsh or French cook, S s N, SWEDISH girl, first-class cook and house worker, wishes situation; Oakland preferred Pinole §20, Suisun 320, | HOUSEWORK girls, D, Stook MISS CULLEN, San Jore $20, Stockton $§25. r’fflenc@s. MRS. NORTO 313 Sutter st. | 325 Sutter -f SWEDISH second girl; good waltress and | 2 WAIT) per_month each, same seamstress; good references. MRS. NOR- hotel. N, 325 Sutter st. TON, 313 Sutter st. - WANTED-Girl for general housework, Apply GIRL wants situation in a private American family second work and waiting; 8004 references; MISS D, is st.; addres THOROUGHLY competent, honest young woman wishes situation to do housework in | gmall family; good cook and kind to chil- | dren: please 'state wages. Address M. C., box 1488, Call office. ACTIVE young woman wishes situation as chambermald or waitress and chambermaid; town or coun good reference. 1465, Call office; RMAN girl wants situation: general house- work and cooking; wages, §20 to $25. Apply at Prescott House, cor Kearny st. G with a child 4 years wants working usekeeper place; Al cook; city references; no triflers. Address box 1453, Call office. over for one week. Prison life seems to | LADY wishes position as cashier: cafe or have made but Actle difference in|, restaurant preferred; city or country; refer- Brandes' appearance, saye that he has|'_ence. Address box 149, Call several weeks' growth of beard. Other- e e SN R YOUNG woman_ wishes work of any kind a hours a day; mostly to help in lunch _ hot Box 684, Call. WANTED—By y care of child; wages $15. cor. Broderick. ung woman, second work; Cail 429 Sutter st., to do second work and sewing or | competant; | wages $25. Call at 415 Third | Apply box | . Montgomery ave. and | with references st do light housework and as ; sleep home. Call after 10 nan or Danish girl to go to k and cooking. Apply im- Twenty-first, after 10 a. m. WANTED—French girl for upstairs work and | wait on table; references. Call bet. 10 and | 12 at 1102 Van Ness ave. GIRL about 14 for company to married lady; Suisun; hous mediately at to go to school. 1288, Call. WANTED—Young girl to walt at table in restaurant; w 24 Larkin st. YOUNG & ouse; washing given | GIRL wanted to walit at table; sleep at home; §8 per month. 924 Geary st. | WANTED—Waltress; call early. 228 McAllls- ter st. 3255 COOK, understanding German cookin: = 5. references. Call bet. § and 12 at 1220 WAITRESS wanted. Farrell st, YOUNG girl; housework. $16 Diamond st. experienced, Boglish, desires en- : good references. A. M., 807 gazement; Howard st G woman wishes position as working housekeeper or chamberwork; best of refer- Apply 589 O'Farrell st. an girl wishes position as cook in American family; good city references. Ad- Call office. G German girl wishes situation to do housework; prefers good home more n wages. Address 117 Juniper st. ELDERLY lady to make herselt useful in lodging house. 421 Bush st. MIDDLE-AGED woman wishes to do general housework; good cook. Apply 1126 Howard. YOUNG girl WANTED—Girl for housework and assist with cooking. 1415 California st. OLD woman to mind baby; $8 per month, with board and lodging. 1105 Mission st { for general housework. 863 SERVANT girl, German; must live home. 1053 | | ~ Market st.; upstairs. | WANTED—German girl for general housework. | 418 Brannan st., bet. Third and Fourt] GIRIL, wanted to care for child; work. 48 Harriett st.; upstairs. —A_good, quick finisher on pants. ‘Apply 139 Fifteenth st., cor Mission. to assist in MAN girl in & small family count b -| He tossed the leg over Tom Ryan's Don't St e e DO SRR ana R N O L T Skip Me, beating a speedy lot of | Fourth Race—Outaway, Imperious, Mainstay. | Puneral services of our late brother, Past | GIRL ;light_washing: good | ref.; wages $12. 323 Fillmore. el e | “lobsters.” Pat Morrissey took the place | Fifth Race—Genua, Judge Wofford, Anchored. | Master CHARLES M. CHASE. By order of | _hom: ox ‘1444, Call office. = b Tellable i i iy e ant ressive of popular | from Midlight. Sixth Race—Malay, Elidad, Zarrazo. hEiMa s on) S 60D » 3¢ | WOMAN wants work by the day. Address| 5. 538 Oak st. opinion when of the I | P"’r»\'fl"sf “ei"h de‘(;‘"fl‘mh;\;‘:: -:;"dt‘ggi — DORIC Lodge No. 2u. F. and A, 3 branch Call office, 1941 Misslon st | ot toiie o doa vates atiONCER ous denomina s thel on choice for the mile sel iy v asonic_Temple—Called meeting THI e ———— - isox L qus denominations express thelr views. 6 difculty in disposing of Hardly at the| MATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. rgurns}pu‘, cCalled i ”,i"':"‘n-cum-kA{ ALL the eonsiteration ana respret shows fo | HARRIS, 15 Grant ave., near Market o uage regarding Colonel Burns, and in the | end. Jerry Hunt set a hot pace out in = sharp. First degree. Masons are in- | s Y Iy em asned 2 | OPERATORS on white and flannel overshirts e of ol ithe R DUM0 AnetnAn et —_—— | front to the stretch, and then finished ARRIVED. vited. By order of the W. M. | _UNCLE HARRIS', 15 Grant ave. nr. Market. | © % 0 inb perienced hands taken and taught. his methods, the respectable element is third. S iy R J. R. GOLDSMITH, Secretary. | §ITUATION wanted—Young girl wants work in | LEVI STRAUSS & CO., 3% Fremont st. surpriced that three membears of the | MIrs. Anna Mentel Is| The mie ana a quarter nandicap went | Stmr Brunswick. Andresen, 3 hours from | S5ii SAN FRANCISCO Lodse No. family in city for slight remuneration While | Typroe e Legislative delegation should represent | | to the Corrigan entry, Sardonic. Me- Br hatinie: Wantnet i Mookler! 5 dsyw 14 hours, 212, and A. M., meets THIS | attending college. Address G. C. S., Ala- Call 1613 Grant ave...room 3. the race track and all its corruption rath- Admitted to Bail Nichols, who sat astride the mare, walted | poand to Mesteos put in for balanee of oarge; | (THURSDAY) ~EVENING at 7:3 | _meda offic = : GIRLS of all nationalities_wanted at MISS WELLS' Emp. Of., 123% Park st., Alameda. er than the balance of their respective dis- tricts. ’ until the stretch was reached, when he moved up, winning handily a neck in ad- vance of Morellito, the favorite. Red Glenn was & head farther away. To-Dry’s Entries. First Race—Six furlongs; three-year-olds and up; selling: 465 Banewor ........ 84 46 Wheat King 477 The Fretier..... % 432 Smyle . _ 84| 315 Zarro 493 Alhaja . WOMAN with i-year-old daughter wishes posi- tlon as working housekeeper; city preferred; no triflers. Apply 1779 Halght FRENCH girl wants situation; chamberwork or sewing; good seamstress; oity reference. Call or write 136 Tenth st. ARTIST model recently from Boston, Mass., ishes a few engagements. Box 129, Call EXPERIE. reference. DOMESTIC PORTS. TACOMA—Salled Jan 10—Schr Wm Renton, for San Francisco. ASTORIA—Arrived Jan 10—Stmr State of California, hence Jan ~ Jan 11—Br ship Fan- nie Kerr, hence Jan 8. TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS. NEW YORK-—Satled Jan 11—Stmr Ooceanio, for Antwerp; stmr New York, for Southamp- ton; stmr Majestic, for Liverpool; stmr Ord- land, for Antwerp. 2 WEEKS' sewing free, beginning this week. Kelster Tailoring College, 424 Gea: 2 Oakland Office S8an Francisoo Call, | %8 Broadway, Jan. 1L Mrs. Anna Mentel was granted her lib- | erty to-day on condition of putting up | bonds to the amount of $20,000. Her fa- ther will probably appear before Judge | Hall to-morrow with the bondsmen and ; positions 103 Post. WAR RECORD OF “COLONEL” BURNS HELP WANTED—MALI MURRAY & READY. Phone Main 5848, Leading employment and labor agents, g'clock for first degree. By order of M., will meet THIS (THURSDAY) FRANKLIN H. DAY, Secretary. ferred upon Hon. JULIUS KAHN, the Master. C. HARE, Secretary. CALIFORNIA Lodge No. 1 F. and A EVENING, January 12, at 7:30 o'clmk,A Third degree. By order of the Master. PACIFIC Lodge No. 155, I 0. 0. g F.—The third desree will be con % Congressman-elect, on THURS. 270NN~ | DAY EVENING, 'January 12, 1509. Brother | D cook or will do housework; 206 Fifth st., near Howard. i L8 mn” | the voung murderess will walk out of the | 4o Merops - 94| 411 Our Johnny. STETTIN—Salled Jan 6—Stmr Thingvalla, g o 5T = 3 WANT TO-DAY... While the “Tocsin” Act Was County Jall. 153 De'Toa Heyes::1108) (1opyOcktorack oos for New York. o~ T L e e T (DR driimmer €or"a Tiquor house: exparienced vy | Attorney W. W. Foote appeared before | SOUTHAMPTON—Satled Jan 11—Stmr Lahn, | vited. ~ JOHN STEVENSON. N G z - LBt goods clerk: coachman and gardener, privato | 7vage Hepl th e Ay nde an ar. | Second Race—One milo; selltng; three-year- | for New York. DR. F. D. ASH e soivg Nae | SWEDISH woman wishes eltuation to do sec- | Dlac woodehoppers, $1 and T0c cord; tie: ge Hall this morning and made an | olds and up: PHILADELPHIA — Arrived Jan 11—Stmr = ond work in private family; wages $20. Ad- | MAKETS........co.ooireenieses 8c, 9c and 10c eac gument, in which he stated that from the | (s7)Rosebeau . 84| (489)Hugh Penny. ‘Waesland, from Lh'erpz:l. T Afim“',\u i:hHEM dge No. dress 1104 Fell st. :ml cool w:l«:]w-, bakers, butchers, dish evidence in the case he was convinced | 461 Rosinante ......105| 435 Cromwell MARSEILLES—Arrived Jan tmr Bur- | 112—All members are requested to = — ashers and others. State. EREt M5 Mental cotld aol T convictea | DMyt 106! 451 Stamina 59 | gundia, from New York. be present at {nstallation of otfl- TSGR | DRESSMAKER wishes o few more engae- MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st. | Mrs. ) ed | e S TREDAY) Vo i© ents by the atlor- 5 ¥ s et e i CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA-|of murder in the first degree and he | ING & Visltora malerog 4 cialty; terms $1 50 per da Jones st. WANTED-2 bove for office work. Apply to g MENTO, Jan. 11.—‘When the toesin of therefore formally made a motion that C. J. SPEAR, Secretary. | 3 RESPECTABLE Scotch girls wish situations; | - TURRAY & READY, 634-6% Clay st. Phone Grant 185 $50 and found; AT C. |THE S F. Scottish Thistle Club meets THIS (THURSDAY) BVEN: she be admitted to ball in any reasonable sum which the court saw fit to declde r was sounded throughout the land he ered his musket and hastened to his 'THE CALL’S RACING CHART. one for upstairs work and sewing, $20; oth upstairs work and care of children, $i5. bl countr: 0D, gy country’s call. And when a million men upon. Attorney Foote recited some of the Frutemity Hall, 52 O'Farrell EUNCECE shirt finisher, hotel laundry, #0; collar and laid down their arms he returned to the | evidence in the case, stating that the de- R telston ot NCHESTER House, 44 Third st., near Mar- | coct iramt. $20: walier, Syeand, Eoraey land of his adopt 1 a3 e || réneaitinantvalvt el en e i INGLESIDE RACE TRACK, Wednesday, Jan. 11, 1899.—Twent; el s cammittes, ket; 200 rooms: 25¢ to $1 50 night: 3130 to 5 % waitef, country hotel. $0; 2 and of his adoption and resumes e | fendant had voluntarily given herself u esda; an. . —Twen! A YSON, Roval Chisf. . S : 2 waiters, $35; butcher and a: 5 y gi p | y 243 3 24 GEORGE W. PATE ko pnsh week: convenlent and respectable; free 'bus | wajter for an Institution, C. R. HAN Recorder. peaceful pursuits of ordinary life.” to justice immediately after the shooting | and baggage to and from ferr: Weather rainy; eighth day of the Pacflic Coast Jockey Club meeting. Assemblyman Cobb of San Franclsco, | and also referring to the fact that the| o =" STOCKHOLDERS' meeting—The annual meet- L5 placing the name of the man from Mexico 1‘}1.1 )0‘-\;1 Wh?’ «&mrlninpdh her at l};)o l';ns-‘ TACK S ODPY- ing oftie stockholders of che Union ron Mondav. Jan. 16; fare “fore the Assembly as a candidate for | Pital had testified that there were bruises | e v orks will be held at the office of the com- y st ;’,‘" re the As Q"“ Iy as a candidate for | Bal Had Koot L e muss have| EDWIN F. SMITH, Presidipg Judge. JAMES F. CALDWELL, Starter. puny, 223 Market et., San Franciseo, on AECO:y S Clenpy at nited ates Senator, spoke thus beau- | peon produced by a struggle. = —— . R TU Dfa\'.t;!ummry 24, 1899, at 11:30 o'clock Rty a foreman; 2 Italian-Swise Hfully of the brilfant war record of | Mrs. Mentel's attorney called thecourt's FIRST RACE—Six furlongs; selling; four-year-olds and upward; purse, $400. e O SR et Sl Mot it s o WIS s enter Colonel Daniel M. Burns. | attention to the agreement with ex-Dis- | 498. Yor thi tratadotion of ith Hi b ey 2 and Japanese Employment Office; | 4R pump man for mine, $0 and board; and Senator Wolfe of San Francisco, plac- | trict Attorney Snook, who prosecuted the } Fetting, mey come before the meeting. usiness as | 414% O'Farrell st.; tel. East 435, ;‘;flp‘s{;vm;}qu’;f“ Yz‘ J. F. CROSETT & CO., ing the colonei in nomination before the | CAse at the preliminary examination, by | . Welght.|St. %m. Str. Fi W Jock G J. O'B. Gl Secretary. | : T g e e Jornt. comvention of the Senate and As. | Which the prosecution admitted that a|aiex THome: Aee AWMIenL BE S tem kb e DT = ookeyn 5O lCL Otfice, 222 Market st., San Francicco, oL | enae o, . oo reterences 1and rec | WANTED Colored cook for country, §5; eles 4 3 e ¥ 58 3 | g Leaf, 5 5 7 = | chance of advancem e others. Apply to J. F. iy fact that the colonel had “followed in the | Mr. Foote took a side slap at Justice | 142 Petrarch, 6. 7 TSR T Y e T W& Tol TOD el mesting ot o stockhold_ | TS 121 Ry e DL D ainento st. ranks with those who responded to the Morris of Alameda, who is not possessed | 487 Dr. Sharp, 3 72 4 ;t 82 3:2 4 6 | henela at the office of the compensy 88l Mun oo e ———— - — = = call to save the Union of a certificate to practice law, but grad-| 474 Ricardo, a. 2 §h b 44 5 84 Rt Btreet, San . Fennciscs TRany 320 Mar- | COLORED waiter wants situatlon as above, or [ WANTED—Driver for milk route in city, city il tolaye Sue Unlons il X o D e b e N aaiotiets | 230 Cantake: 4 3 $h i e ek 2 135 SATURDAY, ‘the 215t day of Tanunry. iaia, at | 40y, vlace where can be made useful, ab- | ' experlence and references required, 8t per ssemblyman Cobb's very pretty sen-| (m0C 'Owtiifout wishing to cast any re.| 464 Schnitz, a. 5 g, 315 eny Aind 10 30 S oabakal o fos qay, of January, (1866, stainer; age 24; good reference. H. ALEX, | month and found; coachman for gentleman's tence is somewhat spoiled by the facts. 0 ¥ e M Lorena II, 9 82 83 83 84 0 30 Boatariot: Dl purpose of electing | 326 Pacific st., room 39. place, near city, references required, $3) and ; flection on his Honor Justice Morris of The Dipper, § H H 9 9 B 6 a Board’ of irectors to serve for the ensu- | ranch cksmith, near city, $35 and The records in the office of the adjutant | Alameda,” said Mr. Foote, “I do notthink | .. The Thppen > 3 o e e ing year, and for the transaction of such | BARBER—Young man, steady and temperate | board: farmers; milker and others: 3 more eneral of California do not altogether |1t is exercising very good judgment for a S - = «lflher _l‘zuslness As may come before the meet- | habits, wants steady job, elther in city or | miners for good eady job, WD fear Mr. Cobb out In his well rounded | country Justice to hold the' defendant STl Ing. Transfer books will close on Tuesday, | out, but country preferred; references. ~Ad- VER & CO., 626 Clay st. sentence about the “tocsin of war” and | without bail when advised by the Dis- Time—%,, :25%; %, 1%; %, 1:18. Winner, W. 5. Hobart's b. m. by Falsetto-imp. Cin- anuaryely e 3 o'clock p. m. dress box 683, Call office. ——— the colonel's connecti v 54 trict Attorney that bail was permissi- | derella. Good start except Kamsin. Won first three driving. - SHELDON, Secretary. = e — ———————————— | WANTED—Sober, steady man to take half in- onnection with the said Y P — PERIENCED starch she: toasin. | ble.” The winner recelved the best ride. Tig Leaf was pocketed a couple of times and al%o | THE annual meeting of the Association of the | steam laundry, can do 65 Shirta sa hous on | terest in good paying business; duties plain 'Thie records’ o »the adjutant’ peres District Attorney Allen did not deny| pulled up lame. Ricardo received a dreary, dismal ride. Castake does not fancy slushy Fomutial for. Childreh st Danl oo on e am laundry; our on | office work: small capital required. See MEN- Bishop starcher. Box 1291, Call office. going. 499. for Nurses will be held at the hospital, 3700 California_ st. THURSDAY, Jan 1o at g o'clock p. m. MRS. L. 1. DUNBAR, Recording Secretary. that his predecessor had agreed that the case was one in which bail might be ac- cepted, but he said that later develop- ments’ In_the case rendered it highly office show _ed in ( fantry that Daniel M. Burns enlist- B, Fourth California In- of Sacramento, on s was the time at YOUNG married man would like any kind of employment; handy with machine tools; first- class references as flreman. Box 1290, Call. mpany th SMART boy wanted; one not afrald of work; wages §3 to $4 per week; state where last Address box 1441, Call office. SECOND RACE—Five furlongs; selling; maidens, four years old and upward. purse, $400. in employed. o hastened to his country’s call.”” | probable that a jury would bring in a [} Betting. | A LOAN can be had on your'planc witho - | SITUATION by German: well acquainted wi S = But here is where Assemblyman Cobb | verdict in the highest degree. Index Horse. Age. Welght.[St. ¥m. %m. &m. Ftr. Fin Jockeys. [Op. CI. moval, or we will buy ks NeLs ‘;{:\.‘;;J; | “grocery and wine pusinens: Food wueemm BINNEWEG shoe factory, 830 Breadway, wants erfed when he said: “And when a million | _He referred to the fact that Mentel had | = 15 Grant ave. near Market b 4 box 685, Call office, | _frst-class shacipaker, cutter and fitter. men laid down their arms he returned to | been found lying with one hand in his| ... Flushington, 4. 106 i 16 18 14 13 |H. Martin....)185 3 | — - — - | EXPERIENCEDghress boy to feed Hub the land of his adoption and resumed the | pocket and resting upon a bundle, which | 458 Sevoy, 4 i 2p 14 ihinoy 1 45 SPECIAL NOTICES et eeamoe e e deeres gt | P cylinder preds. 6 Fremont st . o PO0Y peaceful pursuits of ordinary life” This | went to show that he had been carrylng| 4 Sokombeo, 03] S ae ool N Rutter Qe el ety L BEE - - e sounds very nice. The only trouble with | the bundle in the other arm andhad made | & Henry G 4 208l & $1° 4% B3 6T |Bopen o % | THE Secretary of the San Francisss Protest: | E EER of 20 years' experlence; 5 on loco- | PRESS boy. ' PATTERSON, 429 Montgomery the sentenc that the facts are not | no struggle. 453 Paul Kruger, ~106| 7 6% 610 620 625 |Fallehy 15 4 ant Orphan Asylum Socfety herewith gi "t- | ‘motives and 11 “with colllery company on | _street. true. It v never mnecessary for the! Judge Hall said he had looked into the | 4 Goethe, 4. X 3 7 7 7 i J. Wa 30 tice that the following orphan and hal op. | DOISng _engines, steam pumps, _electric | W NTED Errand boy tn wholesale b colonel, when he laid down his musket, | evidence and was satisfied that he could | — : : : —=~ | phan girls and boys have been admitted to| Lumps and dynamos and 3 vears ‘repairing. | V\iress box 1436, Call otfice ¢ Louse Ad- to “return to the land of his adoption” | properly grant bail, which would be fixed Time—Y, :%; %, %, 1:04. Winner E. Corrigan’s ch. g. by Imp. Islington-Little the institution from July 1, 188, to January | _A97res8 box 1234, Call office. - = . for the reason that from the time the | at $20,000. Flush. Good start. n ridden out. Second and third easily. 1, 1899: Matilda Zimmerman, 6 yvears; Mar- | SITUATION wanted by young man as man which gave him the race. Only Mrs. Mentel, when arraigned on the | Flushington outbroke his fleld, the doltz and dullards garct Keslinger, 4 years; Eugenia V. Kloss, WANTED—Young butcher. 118 Beventh st. tocsin of war was sounded” for him up | ] | “about piace wi to the time the tocsin ceased sounding he | charge of murder, was very self-possessed | played Henry C. Fallehy's alarm’ clock falled to go off, and Kruger was almost left. 8 years §_months; Annie Kloss, 2 years 3§ | Tee s nenleet AN tanas o o GOOD milker who al never left the State of California and he | and in a very firm voice answered ‘‘Not = montha; Claudine’ F. Moller, § “years §| cows and general work; good reterences. Ad: | Ooon, “osCErho,Can also run cream sepa- THIRD RACE—One and one-eighth miles; selling; three-year-olds and upward; months; Sophia H. Hoppe, 8 years: Eva Mc- | dress box 1337, Call office, & ERUIES o BENen T Sat never took but one trip away from San Bullt Francisco Bay. | " At the request of Mr. Foote, who sald The colonel was mustered in at Sacra- | that his associate counsel, Senator Earl, 500. Presidio stakes; vaiue, $1500. 5 8 years 6 months; Olive M. Joslin, Myrtle Leigh, 3 vears Genevln\'el Adams, '8 years; Mary Adams, 6 years; Al- | YOUNG man to learn in bakery, at 127 Fifth st., bet. 11 and 2. FIRST-CLASS shoemaker, German, with best Betting. of experience on custom and pattern, would mento and mustered out at Drum bar- ‘ Xi«znsuvsrse-fll{n“izc?;n:&?, 2 continuance | index. Horse. * Wulnz,fisz. Std. %m. ¥m. ¥m. Str. Fin. | Jockeys. |Op. Ol bert Zimmermaz, 9 years: Harry Tayre, 1o | like situation; oity or country. K. &, Dan. | TO g0 this week—300 paies men's shoes, some s o nolaco: —= NS L R T years; Adolph Hayne, 7 vears 3 months: Otto | ville, Contra Costa County. nearly new, from 50c to $1: new shoes, slight- ey ‘r‘r_xn) B e fm'",m to make any | e (;gg) Svirore R ey e 7-: :—; W. Moller, 4 yvears: Johannes E. Moller, 7 | AT T i % ly damaged, one-half price. 562 Mission st., back o “the land of his adoption for Olara Barton tells about the work | (iuz) Luvator w4 1% 12 2% 34 31 a2 8 e monthas e S Einb i alvar warel Stars. oot et | o Dot picet andkBssondiiace. f Onent PRy the reason that he never at any time left | of the Red Cross in Cuba in next| 46 Rainier SR 5 e R ] 63 4% 4y 50 7 years; Aléxander Willlams, S years: Georgs | 8bles for safe keeping till they return, recelv- [ MEN wanted everywhere to distribute samples it. e | 5 459 Casdale 6 B3 53 43 4% B3 54 2 M. Adams, 11 years; Nelson J. Adams 5g| iDE a loan as welf from UNCLE HARRIS, 15 | and advertise California Orange Syrup; $2 Company B of the Fourth California In- | Sunday’s Call. . 497 Milt You 2 8 € 8 6 [ 8 30 years; Harry Lane, 6 vears; James Adams, § | Grant ave., near Market st. per day and expenses; cash every week; par- Company B e r alifornia In- | (403) Ballista 01 * s 5 P s R Beauchamp 20 “Hawkins, 7 vears; Edith M. Josli ria s = ticulars for 2-cent stamp. CALIFORN. fi;::(nn‘ ’4'}(.“)}5"53 A“I)Il:\nfil ’I;Iurnslhvld lkhm HT—.-.-.——— == — Fr?::; e Joalin S yeae 3 years; | SITUATION wanted by young man In office, | ORANGE SYRUP CO., San Francisco, c&.lXA -ank of Corporal, was at Drum barracks, | TEL ARRIVALS. LRt s 06 81%; a5y - s g o store or hotel; understands 4 languages, book- o= s San Francisco, from December, 1863, to | B_ V_V Time—i, 19%: %, :87%: %. 1:04%; %, 1:81%; mile, 1:45%: 1% m, 1:58%. Winner, P. NOTICE is hereby given that th keeping and correspondence. Box 1351, Call. | $100,000,000 TO loan on bonds, stock, real estate, April, 1865, On’the 4th of February, 1865, | === Dunne's b. . by Strathmore-Ella F. Good start except Balllsta. Won handily. Becond 020 the Marla Kip | _ : —— T —— | “'goods in warehouse and in bond, or on valu. Corporal Burns was transferred 'from GRAND HOTHRL. and third driving. Qrphanage, at b0 I st. San Francisco, | TOUNG man wants position as valet to gentie- | ables of all Kinds at 15 Grant ave. mem Joi- Company B to Company © of the same| @ B Sachs, N Y 1G J Crandell, Neb The footing just sulted Survivor. Woods on Lavator gave up the lead without a ol M ree e e e wing orphans, half- | “man and be generally useful. Address box | ket st, UNCLE HARRIS. N T regimeni, and that company was sta. | D T Mever, El Paso H J Louls, Stockton struggle. Rainier was ridden the overland route. Milt Young stumbled to his knees soon e A T Jesis from Oetober 1| 1475, Call office. = — ment, 3 Noate: | homas Al T |CAC Anne ot e e to December 31, 1898: Jessie is, 11 yeare; RECRUITS wanted for the United States Ma- tioned at Los Angeles, Lillia Willls, § years 7 months; Hazel Anna | WANTEDSituation by first-class _colored Camp Cady, from | G W Harney, Cal F C Hitchcock, N Y rine Corps, United States navy; able-bodled, .. "February, 1865, until the time of the mus-| & % Boorn i caiand iy Heniioncock McCutcheon, 5 vears 10 months; Saldy Brooks, | cook; hotel, boarding house ivate fam- b . Orégon e i enes i aalling Foo 1a z ! 3 , [ cook; , bo: se or private fam- | unmarried men between the ages of 21 and 30 ter-out. s Sl 6 & Hoanastesem 501, FoUrTH RACE—Six 5. g; four-year-olds and upward; purse, $400, Sese oot e e orl:‘sénfh')":elrl,sfi\:(’: fly. "Addreds Cook, 3213 O'Farrell years, who are citizens of the United States, 3 C The Fourth California Infantry was or-| H Stmmons ¢ L Daily, Portlana WANTED—Positlon as enineer, fireman of | tantins o become such myacpared their in- Shayer, 2 vears § rhonth W _A Frost, Chgo |E H Grant, Singapore ganized September 21, 1861, at Placerville | E Hansen, Oregon H L Emery, San Diey e Bthel Hergarton, tention to become such: must be of = and Auburn. The fifst commander was | F Lant & w, Alameda S Huser, Salinas = Horse, Age. Welght[St. ¥m. %m. Xm. Str Fin | Jockeys. |oeriny 7 years 10 months; Sarah E. Jellin, 12 years} | Dight watchman by young man; will give | acter and habits and able to speak® read po ! Index, Horse. Age. g1 vs. (Op. Cl. Eisfe M. Jellin, 6 years § thas o , peak, read and Colonel H. M. Judah. was succeeded | I, L. Simmons, Utah |A C Huston, Cal ot 7 l!]le i yousas ‘.fom wfx?(“" !,ZIDr!n L. cash security as to responsibility. Address write English, and be between 5 feet 5 inches by Colonel James F.'Curtls. The regiment | B Kruger & w, Cal E P Huston, Cal (450) Don't Skip Me, 5. Z i3 1L 1% 1% E et 7o Ol Zan ettt R Sy savas AOSHAD Zanrihn| ¢ DOXAUT, CAll | and 6 feet in height. For further information was first stationed at Auburn and five| P A Auer & w, Chego J R Morrill & w, Cal| 35 Pat Morriasey, § s 4% 1% 312 [Beauchamp 4700, 8 Jears; Theresa Zanettin, b years § smorahn: S painter and paper hanger wants | Shblpac the Recruiting Office, 40 Ellls st., companies were sent to Oregon to relieve | ¥ A Lyon, Sacto |W Rennie & w, Cal | 449 Novia, 4 . ¢ zh 38 3h Rutter =l 2165 Ethel Openshaw, 9 years; Olive Openshaw. § v or contract. Box 1344, Call B Vrciacy 81 the regulars there. In 1862 five c an. | R Colby & w, Sacto|W H Graham, Napa 452 Zamar II, 3h. 52 4% 41 (W.H. Martin| 6 15 vi live I. Berll 0 : ’ - —_— bo fob were stationed. at Con, e compan- | & % Clasion, S Jose|A C_Trumbo: Chyo 468 Sweet Willlam, ih 8 I 510 |N. Turner. iy e s B g e haale G S first-class cook, wants place In | "y e mioaborers and mechanics to know Sacramento. In M 862, headquarters | Bk Raie e | A BT, B |4 MAlshab : A 3.1 Chatiotts Gillespie, 9 years 6 months. Jenms | Private fami s i 3 tele- |- ‘fung fignv:rk;'{'éu!}:mfl?ofin‘;r';fm;g'1-';“‘ Yere removed to Camp Latham at Los | johnen. Pinole |E 3 Kean, Wash ' Time—%. 20; %, :50%; %, 117% Winner, T. H. Ryan's b m. by Al Farrow-Lady | 'llesple, 7 vears 10 months; Julla Gillespie, | _Phone Main rooms, 25c per night: §1 to §3 per week. o Angeles. In September of 1862 they were | W © Heffelfinger, La (1 J Allen’ a Lyon.. Good start. Won cleverly. Second and third driving. e R N SRS e | 566D patatar; Bener angir 458 FEiwie ey | WANTED- A1 Skt transferred to Drum barracks at San| W J Heflelfinger, La |W D Buckley, Cal A brainy ride landed the winner. Beauchamp found more pockets with Morrissey than D e e 18 | DN D of Lt enth s T | ey than. HitiselTess Mivsion Francisco, and there the headquarters of | W Cunningham, Cal |W Thomas, Cal a “aip.” Midlight, Zamar and Sweet Willlam were raced to death the first part. years; Olivia GIlI, §'years; Magaret Johaton, | in& compl TGAN, 1302 Webster B, . | night: 6o, 500 and § per mcal>C 204 e per (!’t_m"r!‘mlnmm Femained during the rest| H Simon. Cal W Pike, Fresno Scratched—O' Connell 113. § years. | LAY Veteile s B ght: 80c. 30c and 31 per week. of its time of service. Here is where | Mrs. T. Lester, Minn |E B Bogus, Fresno = N e T e e | TED—By young man and wife. positions | YOUNG men, seamen, carpente Corporal Burns put in the time of his | PALACE HOTEL. 5D, FIFTI RACE-One mile; seling; three-ear-olds and upward: purse, Wi, St Francls Girie Directory Orphan Asyiom, | 5 valet or butler and maid; wil trav for ships. HERMAN'S, 25 Stevart st o stment. . are as follows: Female—Annetta ANONIA, 1 | st et ey | BARBERS® Progreseive Unfon: free But where did Corporal Burns fall heir employs itle of Ci s cerelr | 3 J Byrne, L Ang |G Price, Singapore . 1 Bett years; Camellla Hawkins, 9 Ada_Haley, = Tt B Bernpod 5 jon; 2 1 10, she title of Colonel, which he wears |j A Carson, Boston {lfeut Col A N Sandl- | Index, Horse, Age. Welght /St Xm. R R e Marguerite Kaisar, 0: Carrle B. Plokett, HELP WANTED—FEMALE. ec.. 104 7°h tel. Jessie 1184, ming_ dignity and grace? | i+ ‘Avain Londen AN Pearl Hunter, 10; Katie Riordan, 5. Male_ | 7% MEN to learn barber trade; easy terms. 1581 He did not get it when the “tocsin of , 3rs Avolo. London Clagstone, N ¥ 420 Rey del Tierra, 6.112) 2 23 11 12 |H Martin._| 12 5.0 Harry Antonla, 2 years 3 menths; William | WANTED 2 German cooks, $30; Scandinavian | _Market st % war” was sounding. The Corporal ob-| E Avolo. London W B Trowbridge, N Y | (is) Hardly, 4 - 1 310 To0 e gt T Rohling, 3 months; George Hunter, 2 yenrs | Voin | Eonatet Joan Cook® J30; Scandinavian | 2 tained that title by sounding the .tocsin | J F Bidwell, Chgo C Dunphy. Stanford 08 Jerry Tron w3 1% Hew T 302 ¢ months: Harold Hunter, 4 years 3 months; | 51 ESperal, housework, 2 in_ family, $25: | MEN and women to learn barber trade af San of politics. January 19, 1880, General John | Mrs Bidwell, Chgo Mrs H Dunphy, Millbr Ad Spreckels, o074 4 H H 0 100 Thomas O'Nell, 3; Bert de Shields © years | 53 "\ oliresson, $70 and 6 & week: and mors | . rancisco Barber Collexe. 138} Eighth st. F. Shechan of the Fourth Brigade of the | P C Moore, Chgo € G Murphy, Stanford | 4g7 Strongoli, 3 . 108] ¢ % 50 8 months; Fred de Shields, 3 years ¢ months; | "4 girls for housework, city and’ cown. | BARBERS California National Guard, made him |J P _Seymour, Chgo P Jenkins,’ Stanford L - 100 Thomas Riordan, 5; Gilbert Cope, 7. Half | {rv"eid (8 305 "S French lady's m i‘fsn(w::‘; omcfki F“‘v'é;‘,",““‘;’“ Free Employment Major and paymaster on his staff. May | DrJ W Green, L Ang [H Beel & w, L Ang - *Boited. orphans—Marguerite’ Gamerston. * 5; Jrene | (5! {i5 t0 $25: 2 French lady's maids, 520 and | . 8. FUCHS, Sec.. 3% Grant ave, . 1882, General Tozie Y | 3M Beck, Chgo 7 Waleh & w, S Ratael Time—t, : :513%: %, 1:8; mile, 1:45%. Winner, E. W. Purser's b. h. by Prince of Gumarston, 97 Catherine Shepherd, {'vears 5| 32 el o ravel WS AL | oy iR = h iajor ool Tozier reappointed him. | yw'c Giana, Cheo B Story, Belmont Norfolk-Haldee. Good start except Strongoli. Won easily. Sacond and third driving months; Lyda shepherd, 9. Male—Jacob| MAany others. J. F. CROSETT & CO. 31| THY Lindell House Sixth and Howard sta.; Taen Malor Duroe roppad Gut of the ser-| \irs W C Back, Chgo (€ J Mc-innis, L Ang ' Tt was a Christmas tree party for the winner. Jerry Hunt stretched it out surprisingly Smith, '10; Osar Smith, '7; Fred Smith, g | _Sutter s & SRR oroughly renovated: 200 rms.; 15c, % night. < acsin had sound- D Ulum, St Paul C Klauber, Chgo well. Adolph Spreckels recelved a tender-hearted ride. He ought to win next time. years; Jennie Shihade, 6 years. C. R. HANSEN & CO. Phone Grant 185, | SINGLE rooms. 15e. 20c, 25c per night: Toe, $1 4 ed for him. But this time it was a dif- rs Ulum, St Paul M Catlin'& w, San 3 waltresses, country hotel, $20, $22 50; 4 walit to 2 50 per wk. Ficho House, 8631 Market st. ferent kind of a tocsin. It was the toesin ABANDONED children In St. Joseph's Inf: 2 s of the Grand Jury of Sacramento coun- | L Lewie Averiand. | Coerdin 508, SUCTH RACE—One and a quarter miles; handicap; four-year-olds and upward; | Orphan Asylum from July 1, IS0, to Decoms | Tooser: so Bect® 1A NGRATERL Wall: | YANTED o collect wages dus Jaborers and Ty which sounded twelve coups Asaiast o @ purse, $300. ber 31, 18¢3: Frank Swett, age 4 yea Geary st Ty -+ 10| “clerks. Knox Collection Agency, 112 Sutter oo Major Burns tor embezsling the TUNS Of | & fommay & v B ¥ sboy. BOGAr, Auckld Tettin AR A 2 rhaaaael Chmalo A bess | DOTamilG 0 i o e SATLORS and _ordin e people of the State of Cal v 3 . Age. . Std. 5 f s 3 : i g ngham, : Mo Dion, 2 years OR familles, 2 girls for genersa ho ORS ar ary seamen wanted e Repiss ot the, Siate of Cqlitornta, | ¥ SIOWR . hicasel 3 Gove, fome Index. Horse. Age. Welght |St. id. Hm. ¥m. %m. Str. Fin | Jockeys [Op. O | BEUAT, S vears; Mangwel Complon 2 years; FOR tomiiion, 20 gire for goneras nousewor, | S4IHORT 95 podionry seamen wanted st appropriated. Mea M Ebors, Montana|J Howard: N E (436) Sardontc, 4 A0SR SOy g 8 81 1n |MoNiohold .| |8 3| oLl Dousherty, 4 years; Lillls Aubertine, | _tioi C. R. HANSEN & CO., 104 Geary. | SINGLE, furnished. Ane, large, ut January 8 1891, Governor H. H.| Mg Ebere, Montana|) Howard, N ¥ = | ‘¢ Moreliits, 4 1 1R 31% 1% 1n 2n 2h |Plssott .| 83 83 Jekex T GREMAN ohis. 1% To $0 § Foiscon | room, $6a night, Rotedale Bueron, S afry 555‘;?05“1':' !fno\;ehteo lfiMfl :rh&"‘{;l!! Y,het u[lg |3 MCA]"'!tcr, N Y It °H O'Conr;ell. Manila (491) Red Glenn, a. .109( 2 22 12 2% 21 3 3 'H. Martin....| 8-5 9.5 BA’D tenants ejected Pgflrcf};xcefllleco\lonl mads girls, 325 to $15; 4 German second :I:]:W:,l;g | TRY Acme Hou $57 Marl: - sl D pector o McQuade, B %, : 16%; L 14d; ; city or country. PA COLLECTION ving, §2 25. . E e et ct., below Sixt Fin Braciics o s st AT . st W Eathen Toame WD Grotieh NTT | by Morelievin derionrs’ Rioa an IS ity W, 210%, Winoer, B. Corrlgan's . m. | &0, if Montgomery t. rooms 3-10; tel. . | Fowel st) 't RS LAMBERT, 418 | for a ‘room: e a nights 1 8 week h vice of two years and a e Colonel | J H Condon, Pittsburg|M Goodsell, N Y After a_sigrag journey Sardonio won ; b mamhioks el : e wearled of military honors, and on July | A Jarviskw, Auckind,) C Bernasd, Fresno | Morellits fan a Srand rage. Y aly; e clib ey ed her. | ROOMS papered from &3; whitened, 41 up;| GIRL for chamberwork, sleep homs, 35 also O aTn "Q,";',},ft."‘,‘:fmni Heds Mie painting done. Hartman Paint Co., 343 34 sf girl for housework, $20. 631 Larkin B B h-.ndtrvmthofcm: