FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1398 12 THE duits_through which wires will be run | hoisted 123 tons of ore. The car samples of | SITUATIONS WANTED—Contiuued. to light up all the driveways from shi-"'l the same average: Gold, $25 75; silver, $4l1 84; - M—-'-M‘w""'—‘ { yan strect to the ocegn. Lamps are now total, $6759 per ton. REFINED, sober, middiecaged woman destres : Ip as far west as Strawberry Hill, an e position; good ook an o Eood . before the winter months set in the en- STOCK AND BOND EXCH4NGE. nurse in confinement. Apply at 20% Fultod: | oorypg ana girls wanted to work on frutt and tire western portign will be lighted up. tion; cooking | can. Apply immediately at cannery, Bran- 52 ki COMPETENT gl ishes a situal | it s expected fhat during "Dﬁn:;eet‘é . e e s il ety # o 150 best | nan st., between Third and Fourth. tha Hoht compelna e oued yith the . G ot 1sr2s faatial B S0 e e by the | WOMEN and girls to work on_fr “ D 11121 [Oaklan as. ' work by e an ris to work on fruit. “Appl is WANTED—By competent woman B PORIWOOD . CAN NG T CG.. Tg:‘{' locating of poles for the outside dis- 4s quar reg...111%112%;/Pac Gas Imp. day; good laundress; $150. 433 Larkin st. tricts. l!ﬂl;:;unew. 127%128% [Pac L Co. iy e iy and Bryant sts. NS — anegus— SF G & B... FIRST-CLASS Eastern_ dressmaker, for g | GAY DOINGS AT TIBURON. Cal-st Cab 5s.112 — [San Fran 3" 3% | with leading firm in New York, wishes sew- | WANTED—Reliable girl for cooking and gen- Lot el 5 . . | Cal Ei 6s. Stock Gas ci18 — | ing by day or at rooms: ladies' talloring a | eral housework; references required.. Anply Corinthi .1 Enter-| POverty Stricken Widow | The Sieamer Iroquois|f.g.s: o| Tnsurance— __specialty. B. R., 915 Polk st. 5501 Broderick st., correr Washington, after 9. | Corinthian Yachtsmen Wi nte: Ex h B FU 98 [Firem's Fund.195 205 | ooy or o 'man_wishes situation | GIRL for general housework; must understand : i P 6. S young woman wis : e s . tain Their Frienas at a Great of a Suicide Ordered Out. F & C1 Ry 65, 100% — Feiee o a0 o Emall . American © family to do general [ ‘cooking. 401 Buchanan st.” - - Clambake on Sunday. Geary-st R bs. 9214 — |Bank of Cal..2#4 247 od plain cook. 415 Jones st. | Tomo T i or 16 to, work n_store: light . | At a meeting of the directors of the| B g S e an g na s D Swedish girl wishes to do gén- | work. Call Saturday morr g at 720 Valencia. Peculiar Methods oOf | cirinthian vacht Ciub, held on Thursday, | Do gnta G — 1t | B & Aok — | &ral housework and cooking; references. S| TigiriNG (eacher wanted for smail child; Mis- | the following were present: Commodore WHOQ WASTED A FORTUNE THREE VESSELS ARE MISSING | Markct;st s i1z — |Mer Exchange 3~ — | _ ien st = sion. Box 3%, Call office. Judge Mogan. Carl Westerfeld, in the chair; Treasurer | (P M T N NSCRS = | TOUNG Iady, good seamatress wishes Dol | Soirnn Xn oid German Tady | G L Barratt [secretary. . B, Tatinon, | _ N'GNG Tty Tafotig " jer 8L -1 160 | n light quties: Hood references. Apply at | _children; good home: small salary | Port Captain J. H. Keefe and Dh’ﬂ.lﬂ;\‘ N R; g:ll 28”11‘:])&2\41?2 l\f(“"" s‘ % L.1050 ufg% 26 Turk st. . z "The principal subject o N s.10214102% [ Mutual Sav. — y s 5 4 ;. N 5.103 108 |5 & L So.... — 100 uation in a private family; good city refer- | oo e 1 WILLIS SUPREME PULL | fiven on Sunday at the Corinthian club-| DESPERATION, NEEDS WORK. OF ONE OF THEM. NETR R il Iy e | e e WOMAN o help in famly of % very it | house. The entertainment is intended | ) ... 100 bg:!;:JRi«:’-rlm_— SITUATION wanted as sick nurse or as at- ek Aoy e specially for.non-yacht owning members, | Carbrnin 06 108 tendant op Invalid lady; references given and | GIRL mr;,‘f,"“xs e Caun ke s A3 and for the singers and others who have | 8 i Hpee % 1% | _required.” Address box 3%, Call Office. S TCreriBaligat, NE oommer Spe S S m. THE JANITOR - POLITICIAN | g;x;(*rous]y gi e their s :;-xc“‘-\s nzto t:chot Long Ago She Attempted to Shipping Men Think It Is the Hull | F & 0 Ry 6s.i4 — Marketst ﬂﬁ 53% GOOD. competent woman w:‘;hea'.)e position in GOOD! 'a‘z's“';‘;%af";'é’"d woman { club on several occasions. Many e 3 s % g (& T otel or boarding-house; chamber work o) : Gt S SCORES(A WICTOIUY Cldtime members will. attend, and pro-| Drown Herself and Little Girl 2 U ERRGE S, R BeroE R T |cPowders g po | _1sundry work; good references. 219 Misslon. | TraRN dressmaking and millinery; positions ha | vision will be made to feed and refresh a Near the CIliff % Overdue at Puget Sound SE&NP G107 — |8 Dynamite. &% |EXPERIENCED housekeeper; Tefined elderly | free; patterns 2c up.- McDowell’s, 103 Post. | goodly crowd. A bis hollow has been | 7 SterraRCal 6. — 107 |Giant Con Co. 47% 48 | " lady wants place tosmake herself generally | 3 T e hde He Ind $h ok Qo BolaT $he | Dlasted in the ocks at the point and part- House. ¢ From China. § P ot Ar 606 W0mgVigorit oo 2% 8 | useful Address Housekevper, 1191 Ouk st N e e Induces the ouH :q[; fv; €| 1y un(.dlwimf]urg» roun Y\§E»|17>;‘§u-xr;~1§-[ BEC 1s cg 5 — [Al Pac Assn.. 341 %1 | GOOD German eirl wishes o situation '1?)11(!\2 LAWRENCE Dresscutting School, 1079 Markst 8 m He Ins row night a_fire pe built in' the hol- 8 P Br 6s 5 116% |Ger La Wks. 125 — general housework or upstairs work. > +telal tree, Wom;}n kWlmI s ulte low and on Sunday morning clams, spring | s L e A 2 “v a{at ? {u% = {_}“‘Ql ch(i" T 15% ;s% York st., bet. 224 and 23d. ‘st.; perfect fit; no trying on: trial free. aken Into Cus- chickens, potatoes and green em- | Her life blighted by the suicide of her entity of the derelict that has been | $ jat 4s..101% — |H C & S Co... 2% %% | 0 — — e A tody. | bosomed ‘in abundance of ed, will b 1 e e e pasts In 1ife darkened | slghted & number of times during the last | Sigck Gez 6100 " — [Huteh 5P Co: g saih | WISKIED S 0Y, Rent ZeUavle, 9% RECINR: 3 T N { cooked under the supetvision of CeGrES |y poverty and her mind possibly weak- | month by different coasting vessels Will, Contra Costa.. 80 — Nat Vin Co... — 7 | _¥ears' references. 2621 Bush st. CHUTE bullder for & sawmill, $50 and board; e . ’ "fhe Whole. afair will be |ened by worrying, Mrs. Elizabeth Relner | Soon be known. Captain Turner of the | SItn €. jic 5% T iDeoie A F A % 5T% | GLD German lady would like a good home on | & helpers, 33 and board. C. R. HANSEN & ol W rict | of 214 Turk street has evidently concluded | United States steamship Iroquois re- | SPrns, Valley. 08% — fPaclfic'A B A. 1% 24 | “small salary to care for children. 264 Clara st. | CO., 1M Geary at. nd a great su that life Is not worth the living, and that | ceived instructions yesterday to proceed |Cent Gaslight.105 — IPar Paint Co. 7% — | COOK or housekeeper's position wanted by | A MAN to contract to cut 10,000 cords of wood; PUt | (he will follow her husband to a suicide’'s | to Mare Island. There explosives will Morning Sesston. middle-aged German woman: experienced and | $1 ‘coo' c{a:d:Gm pnftv here. C. R. HANSEN & ., eary st. . 4175 excellent references. Call 623 Green s a - 25 50 LAQORERS and rockmen for Skaguay rail- - Zg 6214 SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. rodd; fare $2250. C. R. HANSEN & CO., DAL 104 Geary st. E Ike Wi s, politician and janitor, was < 1 cess Is expect arrested Thursday night and charged | up round the with vulgar language. out. In Shortly after 10 o'clock a woman who | Tarbox, R. Mitchell, Franl and the rest of “the talent. ing will be aa, and the tables set| D0 T % cepondent woman o Au- | be taken on bowrd and the vessel will pro- | 2 Giant Powder Con....... e BAKER and pastry, cook; country hotel: $40: dress A, ‘R., box 420; Call office. see party here 9 4. m. C. R. HANSEN & POSITION wanted on private place or dalry | CO., 14 Geary st. . by rellable and experienced young man. BoX | ;"spoGND COOKS who can bake, $30 and 385 Lt . third cook, $8 a week; third hand baker on JAPANESE wants situation; willlng o do any | bread, $25; baker, $§ a’week; dishwasher, in- kind of second woric.” Address box 121, Call, | sticution, 817 607 ook, § & ek $ waiters, = == §$25 and $30. C. NSED % BOY of 17 with some experience wants posi- - tion In tai ox 344, Call office. Geery st languag missed the ch To the ast ficer and_ even Willi turned to Harper and order: rest. the wom ishment of the arresting himself Mogan d him to ar- * he rather em- ord bring The extra dumfounded the ised a titter of merriment to run was a widow and the mother of a little | The vessel was aj = 3 INVESTMENT BOARD. s the cal through the crowd of hangers-on. Har- =irl. When down to his last dollar he | peen frechly pﬂmlgg"“;‘:‘l“‘)vh";g l‘,‘]z"‘p};fﬂ‘{ = and haudy with tools, desires:position.. Ad-| G.'R. HANSEN & CO. 104 Gescy st orning Session. 2 5w | TOTNG man wasts a posttion ss carpenter I | TOLISHER, 0 and foum; lanndrymen Hlain Jer attempted to explain that it was a pawned, his diamonds and other jewelry - . t 3 A ROUSING FAREWELL TO THE livned hi o e . BEAuEhE had been worn off By the friction of the | o arowor cprent mistake to arrest the woman, but he waves h o | Tas promptly cut short by the officious | SEVENTH. with “him” fom he “German army, in | lams, e could see the cement In her{ ™ Hyichinson § P G 568,00 || FEotatiopsomaHInsEIERtion Y ohisction) oo oniw 06 Giemyuts Judge. which he had served. With the proceeds | “‘Gn' July 16 Captain Rasmussen of the Afternoon Session. e S e e e T T Market-street Railway .. $10. C. R. HANSEN & Ci 104 Geary st As the woman was In no way guilty of b =5 he went to Mexico in the hope of retriev- | schooner Louise also sighted the dereliet o 2 = aliy wropecAUing diu masarasel (Ssuit L Pasting] Heviow of (the Gallant ing his fortunes. *\ C o g |0 ladtude 805 morth longitide 120511 f HARRIES Gomaereal & Susaroo R g e L otreiorense o d by iief Lees does nc nd s $o Soon a 2 . . . From his description a nu der C . olesale house preferred; - | NU. : experienced and of good appearance to arrest her. The police admit that Soldiers From Southern Cali | R s founuiat, e numbls | Mocw, Fronilies dervtion e nlimbor ot S e Address W. §., 2265 Geary st and. edusation; $30.and foung. C. Fo MAN- COUPLE want situations to do cooking, gar- | SEN & CO., 104 Geary st. speak English and French. | LRTvER delivery wagon, city. MURRAY & gon READY, 634 Clay st. ke underatangs housework. A, | BLACKSMITH and horseshiodr. 'EDE, 38 Filbert st. Wheelwright for & ranc e READY, 634-636 Clay st. is not of good character, but they that Mogan has no rl,':hlh(n nrd-;" her AN i 13 kil himself, as into eustody, considering that no charge | etting money, he woul » V) vesterday: i ks fhat moichureel Lo e eallantReventhCalttornta ool na ey Detersd E e areta ot OB O e o e e oy ving with the woman | unteer Infantry marches on the floor of | Cliff House, determined to drown myself | the schooner Jane Gray. The latter ves- | 100 Alpha 041100 Crown Point 05 ve him he | the Mech Pavilion this even. | and my little girl. WIith my child in my | ge] left Puget Sound last May for Kot- | 200 Con Cai 39/200 Gould & Curry.. 07 | er to in-|ing ft will receive eting which bids | arms I walked into the ocean, and some | zehue and when ninety miles off Cape Afternoon Session. | A fornia for To-Night. home last evening, “I became despondent, | jt “was the hull of the ba%k Forest and, knowing that if Mr. Reiner falled in | Queen, long overdue at San Pedro from | Following were the sales in the San Fran- 9;»"“2,53’?173,"; *.$%0 and found $40 and found MURRAY & Willis and as she red to le resorted to in ite_he: : L Water dashing into the little one’s mouth, | F| S apat oty | 1 ! timidate her fat- to raife the roof off. that famous | wateridasBingdnto (e It ons S e fary| D IAttery capnized ThiOuC ofths sxiytwo | 10con cal & Va:. tean 14 | “like position where he could use them. Ad- = = = e o . regiment is | 2he, said, ‘Oh, L A people all told on board thirty-four were | 200 Crown Point ... 00 Potosl 19| dress box 104, Call. POLISHER for & laundry ..$40 and found e 0 regiment is | ther; I will get wet.” That stopped me. | drowned, and the vessel was supposed to free S . Cracker packer, .82 day. MURRAY & almost entirel ons, the patri- | 1 thought for a moment, and then walked | have foundered. No one actually saw | Following were the sales in the Pacific Stock | COMPETENT washer wants a situation In a | RIADY, 634-636 Clay st. otic people of nd 'the south, | out of the water. The child had saved | the vessel go down and shipping men | Board yesterday: hand or steam laundry or hotel. Address | Toox i from which man: 1 rise up and | our lives, only to prolonsmou{ mis‘—"?’-” think that after the cargo and ballast | Morning Sesslon. _L. B, box 407, Calloffic.. =~~~ |™9 cooks for different places, Reiner returned from Mexico penniless | fei] out of her the vessel rose out of the | 200 Alta 09300 Gould & Curry.. 07 | SITUATION wanted in private family by Ger- | 5 waliters for different places, and found; 4 dishwashers for-different p rnfan llﬁi:!MV Mexican ches them as onl, 13 . man; understands care of horses and general 1 E € D work around the place; best milker; also good | 315 to $20 and found. MURRAY & READY wages §2%. Box 336, Call. 634-636 Clay st. “would like a position as engineer; | HOP pickers. can. o a5 somys - | and despondent. He and his wife then|water and has been fi Jhe | 500 Flags will form a plea > of the | ont to Keswick and worked = there a| since. oating around ever | 5o yicicher 111111 13(300 Ophir eting, each been | month, but not being able to stand the | “rhe general impression among the un- | 200 Best & Belcher. 19300 Savage o . | asied to bring one, whether it be on a | sulphurous fumes, they came back to San | gerwriters in regard to the thrice-sighted \Z‘ﬂ:)"(;g“i\"ll’l}n{‘ﬂ 32;:“’ Sterra Nevada.. | wn Point ... | | eir testimony d without e form o cor Francisco and took a house in an alley at | g i ed ; maguicent b e boys in | 1 TVEE SECT ks Mrs. Retner obtained | 5 qetiGoad of piles, and ihey- sy that | 50 Alta .. 091200 Ophir . rences: had 12 years' city experience. Ad- | JOVS Snd, SIr Dried on SO 2. being the Knights | employment as a scamstress on GOVern-| she surely split up and went to pieces. | 200 Best & Belcher. 17200 . dresg29h Hatclson st P g0 hop picking and have a good who bly seconded by the | ment clothing, her husband meantime en- | The Jane Gray is reported to have gons | iy Gholar s 3 19| YoUNG German, very strong, speaks some | make big money, as the crop is.he s Society of this State. E deavoring in every possible way to secure | down, and as she was an old vessel tho | s omibar Ot - o010 e Mo, 52 nglish, wishes work of any kind; has ex- | §1 per 100 pounds; we sent 5 FOR PURE FOOD AND thing is being done to make the occasion | Work, but, without ggggﬁTedT*;;‘f“;g;{‘n‘[gh:mces are that if she did not go [ 100 Mexican g7 400 Yellow Jacket... 21| jorfence tending bar. Box 41, Call office. now want 24 to-day. » to be long remembered i SR €] Sew @ eted, tto! a s | e AR Ul e = = = . O 8 e to be long remembered in the annals | TR SR Lok without a cent. b Tgos.he:n?é e | o SITUATION wanted to learn cooking; no| office fee. MURRAY 636 Clay. SMOOTH HIGHWAYS both societics. Invitations have been | " Reiner had written to his relatives ask- | on' fer maiden voyage and in ballas SING QUOTATION wages expected. CHARLES STEVENS, 2| o— o0 . i arded to the various auxiliaries ing them to lend him $1500 with which to| 1d, therefi e Lt I e 8 East st. Svecia -To the: inine: 3 e e S 1 ; O nean. and one day. about | ould, therefore, scem to be ‘that she is FRIDAY, August 5—4 p. m. |-—— ——— Special reduc es to works ughout the Stat fmd as the rairoad | go into some busi ";ﬂ-v s Y;‘nswer the dérelict. If it is the Nomad, the | Bid. Ask. | SITUATION wanted by good baker on bread [ wages from §250 day; (no experience re REVIVING THE COUNCIL OF | company has consenied to a half ratc | three weeks ago, he xeceived an &nswer | [déntiiication of the hull will be the end | Alpha el Al o Mission st. quired) A any hundreds will journey to the city | stating v W of a very sa o O a 4 n o 5. 07| = g S 5 5 wood $ 1 ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES. pate in the big event. e Pnat day ne.went: to Mill Valley | of:& Very sad telel ( Captain Medlep was | AL I 05 07| SITUATION as miller; 10 years' experlence. | 139 tiomakers S to 1le eaca z the “audience is assembling the | and Kiiled himself. He Jies buried fn the | chifd was also on’the. vessel. The Witk | Beicrer e K ash 10 > 03 | _ Address box 330, Call office. 8 teamsters, 4130 iy - Regiment ve a short | potter's field near San Ra and mother is now 4 -fhses | Benton Con... — 12|Mexican 13 14 x Y 5 a nds. y milkers Meeting of Delegates From the Com- | . beginning at 7:30 o'clock. +| edMy fetter to Coroner Basn.” sald M3, | to R N i zetuges) Beit S Geleher 13 18|Occidental 3o MAN about place; Dape Gardener: steady and | MURRAY & READY. & Ciay st i i following will be the programme o: ciner, ‘‘was written for the p: of i e T Bullion .. . 02 03[Ophir 2 P ivate family; small _wages and good - > q mercial Bodies to Be Called. Al s | having' him come to see me about my hus- ‘:Kg“ﬁ,;’;}nge‘;,e‘;ﬂ?_“‘m'”g for tidings of | cajedonta - & Bloverman’. o % B rentens | iox <15 Calls office: ThUAt undetal Doy s e To Enter Into Politics. | th Tteciment, call- | Dand'siaffairs, Tden 1s the CTI AR o | (After leaving: port Captain Turner will | i Nraas e e e e in city. “Apply to 3. K. foE ! Jonn . Berry, com- | of his estate. T wanted him 1o getmy hUS- | take the Iroquols out to the piace where | conndence ... & #[Scorpion 02 — ; 200 rooms: %c to $150 night: $130 to $ k0.t 4 Company D, | the derelict was last sighted by Captain | con Cal & Va. 38 Sex Belcher — 05 convenient and respectable; free 'bus smith, $i5 and found; o otch’ farmer for in- stitution, §25; engineer for Sierra Nevada. 51 53 | ge to and from ferry. physical ex- | and with the money glve Mr. Reiner a| Rasmussen of the schooner Louise. He s 10 X" | burial place in the San Rafael Cemetery. | will then follow the Set of the carrent. | n Tmperial .. — rd reorgs rown Point ... 06 Dhe first move tow nizing the nine, §2 day and Council of Associated Industries was . Seventn C a ade yes v the Manufacturers’ Maj Prescott; in- (I think Mr. Eden has some notes ol and in a few days hopes to come up with | Con New York. — — o3 = = found; 2 laborers for mine, $1 75 day; sti D A DY e AR B e fon- | nuaband, ‘aad T wanted!to'sea:dr He=could’| sno bt oW, SRR IRDE U0 (uanetl o | Furcka | Conas: i S HELP WANTED—FEMALE. O e e e ;;md Proc .r;] _\j{' clat rr., as previous- | Senreiber; yu“xr-l‘mwu | imx (‘nllw;t the money duleu One:h:“;kx r;;;x;e can tow It into port he will do so; if not, | Exchequer = e e day; ;nulx:.elms: lm:1 country;’ farmers; ‘cho y announced by The Ca nfantry--Captain heen trying every day to get work, par- L ;| Gould & Curry. 06 05 07 | AN experlenced pantr: or_a v| man for resort and others. Apply to J. F. X y a charge of dynamite will be put intg | Gould & Curry. % 91| nhotel, $%. fare advanced. C. R. HANSEN &| CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. At a meet- ing of the directors of that body Pres dent Sbart ted that the Legi ticularly sewing. 1 ask no_charity. ~ All ut e Y e Ja ok Iido: ops soméone will | 9 HULL,, and thecaenser (o navigation - Co5 10 help me by glying me something to do, The underwriters are very much inter- 6AN FRANCISCO CALL. 5 HOTEL waltresses, city, $20 each: 3 restau-| cook, nice country restaurant, $10; cook: a week: 3 chambermaids | hotel, $0; private family waiter, $25 st. WANTED—Cook and wife for country, 6 ci hotel er of guard ture is tc nd it is now time Chappelea e B o e yaoiby b had e vas un- ant Louis junior offi- | 4 g > ! ested In the removal of the derelict, as rant waitresses, i Wars el friends. When he lost his money he lost | {*1<%) Cerious menace to navigation, and | pUSINESS OFFICE of the San Franclsco| and waitreses, '$I15 and 320, dinner waitress, | and restaurant waiters, $0, 323 and 40; dis dertake m of the Ath Ca his friends. Not one of them has assisted | it was at the request of some of them E iarhet and Third streets, open | ¢itv: small place. Vallejo. §15: chambermal Washers and others. Apply to J. F. CRO- law mak ) The eom- o. Welch; om- | ’"“'.1""‘J.Xf"x'Q',;“‘ﬁii?,%?.%en'?%nar’v‘?mﬁ‘i‘é ALAT. Tho Call. ook thematter up,. Thol o oo mect by ahtimiths yaar. & - o] U o B ERNHINGE D, 114 GeaeyiPh SETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. 5 2 | : Browne; ex. | wonder s & B 3 — = —— — — bined (( Chamber of Com- “r\v\ Brown pw{" | be laid beside my h\{]shsmd'! Bxit for éhe s‘vr:; g‘:”{lgl:!vmh:ld;ezfp;;nr‘;daggi;g:znmgﬁ BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, |2 W&\‘x:nEssEs for ;:m spré‘nxs. !zougnd§rn{e “;.:‘3,15;?;?,‘.’3";23'«' ?“ﬁﬁm‘?bi‘s&xﬁf“{»"‘;‘: econd | 5a 3 v e ston, Sy 2:30 o'clock. oth ways: waitress, Fresno, $25; Santa , $60; , $2 pe nd | sake of my child I shall try to live. ut corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. F‘:uz, =13 Co) e e e e o merc State Board of Trac Merchants' Association, Mine S tion and other equally influen Dan had done much good for the general pub- | California Infantry manding the Depa taiion parade, A n d Saon nfintey, Major | work 1 must have to get bread for the lit- | Lhe result 15 the starting out of the Iro e E e onenljlecue The ship Tacoma, with horses for Ma- | 621 McAllister street; open until 9:3) o'clock. | ot Callfornia, re- nila, will not get away until some time | 615 Larkin street; open until 9:30 o'clock. Li 357 Hayes street: open until 9:30 o’clock. | SR 0. d0k Geary st. §130 per day and board; blacksmith’s helper s = for ranch, §30 and board; 100 hop pickers, men, 3 WAITRE same country restaurant and | women and children, good chance; also far- bakery, $20 and room and fare advanced, see | mers, milkers, waiters and dishwashers. . lic, but work was by no means fin- | co | HER GLOVES CAUGHT FIRE. -day. v v arly s : 0 ocl The pure food question must be | viewing officer. | e oAl -S}::or?na:g e e e ireths k‘open party here 10 a. m. C. R. HANSEN & CO.,| D. EWER & CO., 626 Clay st. hold of again and agitated until| ———""_ME"N | Florence Williamson, a Nurse, Has had to be lengthened; hence the delay. | uoen o otclock. ; _104 Geary st. RCENE e & Oy TGl make are made so strict that it will THE RED . ' When Chief Engineer M. Henry came Eleventh street; until 8 o'clock. IRONER. hotel laundry, $30; French laundry, | = dimension stone, 3¢ & foot; 5 swampe 0 r dealers and manufacturers | : Both Hands Burned. to get steam on the boilers that supply | Yo 'yiteion street:.open until § o'clock, $30. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 104 Geary st. & e e pure foods than adulterated | Figures That Show the Membership| Fiorence Willlamson, a nurse, living at|the condensers and work the electric P S s ity | ke = Sk aplece: 0 hoppickers; 4 scraper teamsters, 2 200ds. r the protection : : hile visiting friend: plant he found that there was not enough [ NW. corner of Twenty-secord and Ken HEAD waitress, §%5. C. R. HANSEN & CO. | and board; walter, country hotel, $25; Ho > labor the must be | and Finances of the Order. 28 Webster street, while visiting friends at | Blant he foung CUas SACHE UOF B, S0 he | open until 9 o'clock. 108 Geary st. e B L e e o R Rl rhter around the con At the session of the great council of | 623 O'Farrell street last night had both | nopestack had been made short so as WORKING housekeeper for a_country hotel, | _8Xmen. R. T. WARD & CO., 603-610 Clay st. a4 Order of Red Men Thursday | her hands severely burned. Noticing that| not to interfere with the utllity of the MEETING NOTICES. Small place, §20. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 104 | wan s T taken | her gloves were sofled the unfortunate |ship's sails, but as it would not work in | e ot e Geary n “&?&Eﬁ:lrag?rw{mmin;;ésuggﬁmméwﬁoggé | woman cleaned them with gasoline and |that way a gang of men had to be sent | MISSION Lodge Noo W Fe finhe vy 5 THOUSE sifis 25,7 houss sinis, 20 a_num- | 3 people, §0: potwasher, ‘$20: dishwashers, $10 vict-made g00 fon.” Better toads | the Improv must be constructed and all th re- 3 i B St be aceompl Ao - | the greater portion of the day W forms must be accomplished through the | 118 SCCINC B0 o %o the report of the out from the Risdon Iron Works to rem- boe of Eitls for $10 and $15. C. R. HANSEN | to $25; Doy for store, §1Z; kitchen boy, privats representatives of the people in the Leg- | e AGEG RS P o REL e Called me o e o5 o hwammttioeijon eyt ana, nesses. BUCISY R L R £ coal oll| iy that defect. The Tacoma will prob- | EVENING. gt G500 SR Secretny & 104 st. place, $20: butler, $40; man to work about It Wis also stated that the associa-| were a number of minor changes, which | 1ABD 0 ST ontion was temporarily ab- | ably get away with the fizst tide_to-day. | R Bl T b private place, $25, and others. ANDRE'S, Rt ans i oannia s % e supreme representatives presented ) ¢he could extinguish the flames her hands < | THISEYBNING : " WANTED—Young man to set and distribute the State, and the people and the e of the main entrance of the new ferry | will be conferred. 6 NEAT gifl, light work, §15. MISS CULLEN, | fype on nearby country mewspaper; no job | their report, which shows that the mem- | were badly burned. The injured woman = at a L NGSFORD, D. M. bership fn the United States 15 135,357, an | was taken to the Hecelving Hospital by a aepdt, T e A it = ’:’ ::,K" ri'w?f‘ DDA | Ster at Fon$o'per month ‘ana beard and’ toding: 5 during the yea > tota end, where she was trea . ornia Debris Commission, re- | 5 E 3 3 716 during the year. The total | frien®, WHere v Dr. | g2 “rhis will do away with the present | THE Calitornia Debris Commizslon, BAVIRE [° | WAITRESS, $20, sleep home. MISS CULLEN, | _Call officé. lustries, It was de- Filcher call largement of the i cided to have President J. A a meeting of the council at an early date | increase of T nd begin the laying of 4 plan for fu- | Teceipts were $777,2%9, and the expenditure | Thomas Maher. curve and will carry the cars N & | procies'from sara E. Reamer in the Pem- | 8% Sutier = WANTED — Dr ds salesinan to_tak rations. Previous to_asking fo /43 The aggregate of money ey o A stralght line to the depot. s also in- < b ) = = NTED — Dress oo« P s S e ook WF ha Mamatanr | Lor sl B 30 S Phe e | HOTEL ARRIVALS. SR i e prophxtyon - the | oriom Cravel mplne erny et o e | DUSSRCIRE VB MIBS OULLEN, SE Rt | chamesiot topastenent; eatajage;, cioeionos. i el rion willhold & mestn pith | '{315 A s riinereass AT e northwest corner of East andMarket and Dardanelles canyons, and from Penrose reference, salary. Address box 340, Call. the Board of Health and Attorne; yentmentsy Aoj: ke o GRAND HOTEL. streets, so- that the Sacramento-street| & Harker, in the Buil Run mine, near Relief in ironing, $20 per month. MISS | WANTED_Floor manager with good dry goods Sutter st. experlence; state age, experience, reference, 8 during the 3 : D £ The committee | v giovens, G Valley |C W Eastin, Modesto | cars can also go in a straight line to_the | Hill, Nevada County, to deposit tailings in a v - 11 low th ine, gives notl that = convig 3 . e R wr & "Lake [& Durna: 8 Antogio.” | Gepot and thus do away with that dan-| ravine below the mine, gives notice that b | SopiciNG housekeeper, #0. MISS CULLEN, | _Salary. Adaress box 3 Call office | of $5: vith a Vi tiite on state of the order suggested the redis- | J J ew of learning what ments to the present law W8 e desirable e bnieaal y ibes e Teserv. .| 3 Lake, Cal Mrs Iraacs, Los Al % n a I IR laws " will| bo desirable (o recommend | tricting of the tribes in the reservatlon,| § \alg it oo MR Gpden, Sohora® | BTN e ing, San Francisco, Cal, on August 22, 18, | 8% Sutter st WANTED—Domestle salesman 10 take chargs ThisAs to find what cai be aceomplisned | he great council of the Degree of Po- | 3 Cerfot & w. Cal |Mr Ofaen Scnors Escaped From Jail. n LS e i v __ | WAITRESS, springs, $20, fare pald both ways.| ok JeRATtMEnt:, 20 es box 343, Call office. and what is the most important to com- | cahontas was engaged all day yesterday | 3 TS el LR AL B ‘Mo was serving a sen- | REBEL CORK Benevolent Assoclation will | _MISS CULLEN, $% Sutter st. 3 ¥ e mence upon fi O A T O aslon of amendrgnts ththebys | A ooty s T anbes S tDises Baward Baxns, W % 0 sen- | RN the twel(th annual pienic at Shell Mound | Y1 TRESS and _chambermald must_under | PARDER wanted at §15 Hayes st. Saturday Work with all the power at the disposal | laws of the subordinate lodges. Late in|§ Jess, Pomona e b, o8O | tence of six months’ imprisonment In the | park, Berkeley, SUNDAY, August 7. 1898 | Vfng piain bookkeeping, $20. must under- | “ond Sunday. of the organizations to accomplish the | the afternoon the amendments were sub-| G B Jess, Pomona J C_Gnnd, Visalla County Jail for till-tapping, escaped from | Valuable gate and game prizes will be con-| 7 pN 35 Sutter st. e BARDER wanted for Saturday. 1065% Folsom desired results. | mitted to the Great Council of the Red | D R “Knull, Pomona |H Fullerton, Bradford | that institution yesterday —morning. tested for. Music by a union band. Professors 5 13 - Py v d | Mrs vior, E: fa . ert, s > .| xeel L3 - s "ULLEN, Sutter st. - AN’ s and Su 3 Alice Rix Writes About the { =Tu the eveningithe mepresentafives o 0 e Escasain B M Onicy. Mich early morning was to remove the gar-| go. gquits, 50 cents; children under 12 years, - e B e e | a_visit to Pocahontas Council No. 3 in I Tavier, Beconfio [g M, Q0% SUGK, | bage trom the jall to a scavenger's wagon | free. Hoats leave ferry, foot of Market st.. | GERMAN or Swedich cook, §0. MISS CUL- 3 Davis st i IN, utter st. Princess Who Wanted to Be Queen | Shicls building to witness the exempli- | 50 Moore, Los Ang |H — Rrown, Astorla |outside in the alley. Deputies Malloy | every halt hour for Park. See programme for BARBER wanted for Saturday. 217 Fourth st. ) fication of the adoption degree. Ep - B s R 111 the: alley = n P > rinz, Monterey A Carruthers, Astorfa | and Callahan were on guard in the alley, | further information. s In Next Sunday’s Call At the final fon of the ‘Great Coun-| I jdrinz, Monterey 12 -5t ins Byracase ™ | and the usual crowd of SIEhtSeers Were | mm——————m————eeee | AN invalid's nurse, §i5. MISS CULLEN, 5| _ - “gaturday and Sunday- e e cil, held yesterday, the per capita was T Casson, Escondia 1V Turtlot, Pacific G | gathered around the place. Burns took SPECIAL NOTICES. Sutter st. WANTED_Barber for S unday. OUTSIDE DISTRICT LIGHTS. fixed at $1, the report of the committee ¥ McCollum, Salinas |Miss Smith, Stockton | gqvantage of the crowd and jumped OVer | — .. o cone~ | T WAITRESSES; $20 cach. MISS CULLEN, | 2L East st _ ; 5 7 ed for Satu on laws and usages was adopted and a|A C Panton, Portland|Miss L Smith. Stocktn | {pe“wagon and ran away, the deputies | LEG of mutton, Sc per Ib; prime roast beef, 10c nd 5 Darber want nted by F. B. | F M Jones, Portland |E H Benton, Omaha | Linoiing hut the prisoner outfooted them | tenderloin and sirloin, Sc; porterhouse. 1c O o | "Jay: wages H 5. 137 3 SR St 701 Larkin The Question Being Carefully Con- | E2st chief’s certificate pres FQnes B B o . : c wan and J. Eames was adopted. J W _Gavin, Portland|P W Morse, Watson- - roast of pork, 6%c; spring lamb, Sc and up- | AN Irish girl as cook; Jewish family. S =N sidered by the Supervisors. | P e was decided to give a prize of sioo| B Gavin, Fortland | wlle, cinters anfdisscapal L of the alleys | (TN “klfthest. Market, 135 Fifth st. MISS CULLEN, 3% Sutter BARDER wanted; must be 00d Since the new contract for the lighting | to the tribe "_““hﬁh‘l?“- sl ekt (;""‘ig R Troy, Washington |J R_Foster. Sacto Ehat ViCIE. t escape that has taken | Thmy are closios | ouf underwear. Bosiery, | 3 NURSEGIRLS; #25 and $0. MISS CULLEN, | " ——————— e of the public streets has been let to the | Council .~h)n“ t lhl ‘ndgn;i pe{;mmbe of | T Johnston % w, Cal ’\‘.y Douglass, Sacto place since Jailer Sattler took charge, | gloves, corsets, veiling, yarns, laces, cur-| 325 Sutter st. WANTED—Man to (_ﬂml 1vy; l;l;).loa‘fr'n_l.l of lad- San Francisco Gas and Electric Light gr(:(l:ur;mmbers e © Casent JMT(‘S:::‘?:.‘ mﬁimnd J ﬁsgsnt'mﬁs?zoy and he will spare no effort to recapture tains, bods'prlel\da. r:ll,l‘co,“cmu:lexn-,dl‘lel;gls:i § SECOND girls: $20 and §2. MISS O der work. Apply Gardener, 115 fﬂ{il"rng» 3 Company, which runs for two years from | Resolutions thanking the retiring great | W Keller, Denyer § Fleicher, Los Ang e A roer ey Goods Store, 105 Fifth st 325 Sutter st. 5 TERS wanted. O'NEILL,.25 Steuart s the first of the present month, several | sachem a e press were adopted. Simpson, Chico eague.’ Exeter st e o : PAINTERS wanted. O'NEILL,. 25 Ste 3 appli :lhm‘s hu“'up!w-r:‘ m n:li:ul)«‘: t::e\ (Efs:li “';"‘l‘“;“'y""d"::; of “h*“i’r“z"'c“"n‘;fmpoc‘l' X rlnlnl:’perhrﬂpeer:a Wash IR SEaT Chicage” Bobert G. Ingersoll ety H ﬁiﬁm‘iﬂ‘r‘:}‘ﬁ“&d s % M’?gg'g& ﬁ?‘ﬂ"dﬂﬁ‘m"' S e WANTED_A, cook_for an English ship. Apply pervisors and also the light company for R-‘:{‘"((A v'v‘:;:u.corrxg-rmi:-."\;'i1.3321.):;15};‘:;5;:;: n‘::‘ (A §I—usu'u‘GN dy 2 :’3’ IC‘Jtcﬂell;m N Discusses the Besults, of the War 82;‘_"_“5,;"““‘“@ s et TR S, 26 Steuart st. e SERR vitne: 7 ensen, Gardenville cte, Reno tenants e or ections made; | GERMAN or Fre v ;85| —— . S O L Frent chiefs, the work being done by the | Dr Osborne, Eldridge |G Lingo, Birds In Next Sunday’s Call. A ey BACIFIC. GOLLECTION | MISS CULLEN. 3% Sutter st. WANTED—A dishwasher at 154 Kentucky. st., he petition of L AL (Gifterd I8 for iy | vest) ereatashict 4l QIS ELCng LM iDs, ldrioeel A Lenh: Marsocid &5, &5 sdntwomery at., Toom §; tel. B8, | CoOT wod second sirl same house: B0 amd | LXOUTC: At e Hotel. self and other property owners on the | as great incohonee, assisted by a full BALDWIN HOTEL. e iy | CQOKC 204 Pocond irl 2 z ANTED—Man_to_learn barber trade; elec- Tino of Bilver &vente from Mission strebt|-orps Of past great .chief: J ¢ ONell, N Y T Tyte Jr. Stockton THE STOCK MARKET. S TARIONS WANTBD-_VEMALE. 188 Cu 5 Sutter st. VANTED Man, 0 Market st - - to the S B ad di 1\ The new great chief appointed Porter | G B Gonard, Ind G W Longford, Stktn 2 RESTAUR#T ‘waltresses, §5 and $§ per > == he San Druno road, a distance of| . Tyi, Jo®0 o 67 as great sanap, L. C.|H James, L'Ang A J Miller, Detroit Mining stocks showed no change worthy of | GOMPRTENT e | week. MS® CULLER, § Satler st SEAN to_work about place for board and lodg- sbout three miles. On this stretch of | 5t in"e 'No. o4 as great mishenawa, Per. | C N Spear, Berkeley |E2 M O'Brien, Chgo | remark. Business was slack. O TN L A Nichola: Saod cous: | AN sducated Protesiaat nifvery soverem i p Lo 100 ol oo pew territory, which has within the past | oy §. Seymour of No. 7 as great guard | Qr 2 D Yoste U8 8 TR In Tocal securities Oceanic Steamship sold up | clty or country; references. MISS CULLEN, | must speak French or e B Miae CUL: | WANTED—Shoemaker on repairing; call early. si_;vp );ears bec Javy rm—m;. the | of the wigwam, Endt ShL'r Richards of No. | 5 M";:ﬂ;gm Cakiand R T Wilson, n'v.uqo to $57 50. 325 Sutter s 3% Sutter st. '§71 Market st. i Lope owners wani rty-five clectirc | 34 as great guard of the forest. J S Rochland, Oakind|J Garwood & w. Stktn | The §) C h RS’ " canted: vho_has - I dnia : — chland, | s pring Valley Water Company has de- | X ¥IRST class German cook and laundress | A PARLOR maid, §30, country: Sermald, | BOY wanted; one who has experienca in ple- ights distributed at the Intersections of | Josiah Sims, P. G. S., on behalf of the| i Dale, volo Miss HGray, Stocktn | clded to lssue S-year 4 per cent bonds to the | ~ desires sifuntion: Dest references; clty or | © §%, country, e ot T O v '8¢ 10 | ture framins preferred. JONES, 541 Misslon. i il o Cambridge, Wayland, Bacon, Girard, Bur- | Grea resented P i SLLE 2 Bt B s Great Council, D ted the retiring | p Zobele, L Ang Bowman' Jr. N Y | amount of $4,000,000 to provide additional pump- | _country. MISS CULLEN, 3% Sutter st. o'clock. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. FUBLISHER of sstablished city newspaper will D R 1 i 7 M W E Franklin, Ohlo of the present i on and Sillman streets, or | gold-headed cane. After several long|J J Humphrey, Wash (l:( W Pa, ing works in consequence present dry | " pIRST-CLASS Swedish second girls desire | A CHAMBERMAID and wait 1 m*ﬁ,;’; Ala- | give business fleld to charge of an energetic 7 R R N rows, Felton, Gottingen, University, Ed-| great sachem, ¥. A. Whipple, a handsome | Mrs A Maxwell, Or inburgh, Lon Strine, such other points as the Supervisors may | talks th eat body adjourned to F M _Sherman, Or rs M H Dow, Jowa | Season. situations; best of reference. J. F. CROSETT | meda; waitress, same house, $20. GUL- | solicitor on_shares; references desired. Ad- designate,

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