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12
THE STOCK MARKET.
All Comstock shares advanced yesterday, the
improvement oelng most marked in the higher
priced stock. Con. Cal. <fc Va. sold up to $2 70,
Oohir to $1 55, Halo A Norcross to 94 cents,
Mexican to 68 cents, and so on. The close was
weaker.
NOTES.
Franklin Leonard, president of the Sutro Tunnel
Company, arrived on the Comstock last evening,
says the Virginia Chronicle of lust Saturday. Mr.
Leonard will spend some days on the Comstock for
the purpose of becoming conversant, with the situ
ation, and his visit will no doubt result In benefit
to the lode. In all probabilities arrangements will
be made between the sutro Tunnel Company and
the mining; company whereby the working of the
Brunswick lode and the American Flat district will
be mi.de beneficial to both, and to the community
as well.
A new strike of $30 ore is also announced In the
official letter from the Ophlr.
A lot of $500,000 In Southern Pacific Railroad of
Arizona 6 per cent bonds sold in this market at
par.
The Parafflne Paint Company will pay a quarterly
dividend of 25 cents per share on June 29.
The Humboldt Savings and Loan Society has de
clared a semi-annual dividend at the rate of 4.80
per cent per annum on term and 4 per cent on or
dinary deposits, payable July 1.
BOARD SALES.
Following were the sales _In the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday: .
REGULAR IOUUM SESSION— 9:3O.
600 Aits 21 100 C P0int... 38 100 00hir. ..1.45
100 Andes... .26*100 A C... 33 200 Overman. 2o
50 8e1cher....38 200 Ha!e<fcN. .921100 Savage..
300 UA 8... .54150 91400 43
150Caledonla.09500 Justice.. ..l 3 100 Union C..34
100 Challenge23!3oo 14 100 ...83
300 Chollar. ..62 Mcx 64 600 Utah 03
100 CC*V... 2.50 500 Occldentl.l7 50 Jacket. .44
AKTKKXOON SESSION'— 2:3O.
200 Alpha... lo 250 CC&V...2.65 300 0ph1r.. .1.55
200 Alia 211 50 2.70 30 1.50
400 Andes.... 3o 100 C0n1i....-..99 100 0vrmn....21
100 8e1cher...44200 1.00,100 Seg 8e..1.. 15
250 B<£. 8. .. .50,200 C Point.... 43,200 ....65
50 60100 44 200 Sil Hi 11...
200 Bodie 32i200 H<_N 94 100 Syndicateo3
150 Caledonla.lo 400 Justice.. ..lS'3oo Union C..37
400 12100 Mcx 68500 V Jacket. so
700 Chollar.... Occldtl.
Following were the sales in the Pacific Stock
Board yesterday:
REGULAR SESSION— IO:3O.
200 Alpha.'.... 09 2000 Conlmp.ol,loo overmn...22
100 Belcher. ..39 100 C Point... 600 Potest . . . .43
100 B &B 62500 40 200 Savage,... 4 2
20 55100 41,200 43
100 Bodie 30.100 H<fcN 91 100 Sierra N .. 60
90 J Ch0Uar....63 100 90 20 Union ... .33
300 62 7000cc1dnt1..17 500 V Jacket. 4s
100 611500 U0hir.. .1.60300 46
«00CC<fcV..2.55 60 l-fi'iWsOO 47
100 2.00! i
A i TV. NOON SESSION— 2:3O.
600 Alpha 200 CC&V...2. 65.200 Mexican.. 7o
100 Andes... 291200 2.671-1200 0cc1dt1....17
100 30 3000 Con lmp.Ol 100 Ophlr... 1.55
100 8e1cnr.... 43i400 C P0int... 421400 ravage..
200 8<fc8.... 571200 43600 ...........46
200 61 200 Exchqr.. .O.sllOOO 45
200 Bodie 32 250 IliN . 921&0 Scorpion..o4
600 8u11i0n... 14|200 Julia 041300 Seg 8e1.... 15
300 Ch011ar... 65 200 Justice.... 15 200 Sierra N..65
200 100 L Wa5h.. .011200 Sil Hill.. .05
300 200 Mexican. .69 400 Y' Jacket.. 4B
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
MONDAY', June 24—4 p. _.
Bid.Aik'it.l Bid. Asked.
Alpha C0n..... 09 10 Jackson 20 —
Alia 20 22 Julia 03 04
Andes 29 30 Justice 13 15
Belcher 4K 44 Kentuck 03 04
Best & Belcher. 60 62 Lady Wash.... 01 02
Bentoncon — 35 Mexican 68 69
Bodie 30 32 Mono 06 07
Bullion II 13 Mt. Diablo 15 —
Bulwer _ 05 06'NevadaQueen. — 05
Caledonia 11 12 Occidental 16 17
Challenge Con. 26 27'Ophlr 1.50 1.55
Chollar 63 64 Overman 21 22
Con. Cal. <fe\'a. 2.60 2.65 Potosi: 44 45
Con. Imperial. — 02! Savage 44 46
Confidence 98 1.00 Sep. Belcher... 15 16
Con.New York. 02 —Scorpion — 04
Crown Point... 40 4 2' Sierra Nevada. 62 64
Eastß.<fcß... 18 — Silver Hill 04 05
F;astSierraNev — 05 Silver King — 20
F^xchequer..... 02 04 Syndicate — 04
Eureka c0n.... 20 —Union C0n...:. 36 37
Gould A Curry. 34 35 Utah 03 05
Hale A Norcrs. 91 94 Yellow Jacket. 47 49
lowa — 05 1
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, June 24—12 r. it.
I'N'TKO STATES BONDS.
Bid. Asked.] Bid. Asked.
CS4scoup..lll% - jU S4sreg...lllV2 —
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Cal-stCbless.lo9t/» — Do, 2d 100 —
Cal ElecL6slo7% — JP& 0Rv65..110 120
Cn-.ra C W 55102 - ,PAChRy6s. 93%100
Dpnt-stex-cp bO 93 :Pwl-stßßtts. — 113
EdsnL&P6s. — 109 :Reno,WL&LIO2 105
FiCil RR6sloo — !RiverWCo6s - 100
Geary-stßss. 98 102% SF_NPRRSsIOIVb —
LosAngLOs. 97% — SPRRArizOs 99%100
Do.(inted.6s. — "103 SPRRCaI —
Mkt-stCble6sl23 — |SPRRCaISs. 87%100
NcvCNgRSs. - — Do, lcongtd. 87y 2
„ PC RR 68.100 — ,SPBrRCal6s. 96 97
Ny RCal6s..lo2i_ — .SYWateres.-ms,: -
NRyCalfts.. — — SVWnter4s.. 97% 98%
Oak Gas 55. .102*4 — |StitnG_E6s — 103
Do, 2dissss.,lo3i_ — SunstTATfis — 103
Omnibuses.. — 119»i Sutter-stßss.loß —
PacßollMus.io2y2 - . Visalia WC6s — 92
WATER STOCKS.
Contra Costa. 66 — ; San Jose — 100
Marin C 0.... — 53y 2 ! Sprng Valleylooy 4
GAS STOCKS.
Capital — 45 'PacificLlght. 46y a 49
Central 95 — SanFrancsco 70V a —
OakGL&H. 44 — Stockton 16 23
Gas Imp. 81% 82i/ 4
INSURANCE STOCKS.
FiremansFd. — 151 (Sun — 60
COMMERCIAL BANK STOCKS. , '7
AmerBATC. — — il-ondonPifeA.l26 127%
Anglo-Cal... 57 67% London&SF. — 31
Bank of Ca1..220 221%lMerch Ex... IS —
Cal SD&TCo. 50% — Nevada — —
FlrstNationl.l77 l / 2 — ISatherßCo.. — —
Onagers — — 1
SAVINGS BANK STOCKS.
GerS&LCo.. — 1775 iSavi Loan.. llo 150
Humbs&L 1000 — ISecnrltv 225 300
Mutual — 45 Union Trust. 3o —
SFSavUnionSOO 510 j
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS.
California.... 103 107% Oak.SLaHav — 100
Geary-st — 90 Presidio — 13
Market-5t.... 39% 10% Sutter-st — —
POWDER STOCKS.
Atlantic D... 13 21 jJuason....... — —
California 75 — Vigorlt — 75c
Giant — 18 «
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
BlkDCoalCo. — 12 PacAuxFA.. 1% —
Cal Cor Mills. — — Pac Borax... 98 100
Cal Dry Dock — — IPacIANCo. — 30
FldisonLlght. 915/ 92 Pac Roll Mill 17 —
GasCon Assn. — — iParf Paint Co — 9
HawC&SCO- — 7 Pac Trans Co — 25y
HutchSPCo.. — 11% Pac T_T Co. 50 —
JudKonMfgC. — - — Sunset T<tT. 35 —
MerExAssn.loo — United Co. — 25
oeeanicSSCo — 23 I
MORNING SESSION.
Board— lo Fireman's Fund Ins, s 3, 150: 100
Market-st Railway, 40; 20 Pacific Gas Imp, 82; 4
SF Gaslight, 703 i; $2000 S P Branch Railway
Bonds, 96. "
AFTERNOON" SESSION.
Board— lo Centra! 95; 15 S F Gaslight, 70%
$1000 B V A% Bonds, 98: $1000 Sutter-st RR
Bonds. 108.
Street— lo Edison Light A Power Co, 91%: 20
do, 91%; 10 Market-st Railway, 40.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
John H. Brunlngs (administrator of the estate of
Martin Brunlngs) to Agathe L. Villegia, lot on SW
corner of Polk and Bush streets, W 79:9 by S 30
--$20,251.
Mary E. Curran to Hugh Curran, lot on SW cor
ner of Vallejo and Buchanan streets, S 26:6 by W
91:6; gift. 7
Betsy Balcom to Margaret E. Balcom," lot on S
line of Washington street. 213:11 E of First
avenne, E 28:6% by 127 :8y : $1.
Thomas Magee to Cushlon-W'etmore Company,
lot or. s line of Lombard street, 137 :6 E of Kearnv
E 137:6 by * 137:6: $10. ■"'
Louis C. and Annie Breffelth to Dominique Caz
eanx, lot on S line of Jackson street, 78:10 E of
Stocklou. I-: 61:4 by S 70: $10.
John and Annie Lycett to August M. Wallen lot
410, Gift Maa 3: $10. • .
August M. Wallen to Ida S. Wallen, same; gift.
George Hearter to Elizabeth Rock, Tot on SK
corner of Bacon and Knox streets. S 100 by E 120
block 162, University Extension Homestead: $10.
Lake View and Sunnyslde Improvement Com
pany to Nat M. Raphael, lot 2, block 32, Lake
View; $10.
Hannah McQnade to Edward J. Vogel, lot on E
line of Decatur street, 150 S of Crescent avenue.
S 25 by E 70, lot 39, Holiday Map A; $10.
Thomas Mclnerney, Michael Farrell and Jacob
Stutz (trustees of Thomas Mclnerney) to M. C
Haesett. lot 41, block 227. O'Neill v and Haley
Tract, also block 95, South San Francisco tide lands;
fractional blocks 531,. 637 nnd 546. South San
Francisco tide lands; also lot on SW corner of Case
and Welrton streets. W 10 by S 70. lots 70 to 73,
Gift Map 4: also lot on SE line of san Bruno road
and lot 406, Gift Map 4, E 50, W to San Bruno
road, N to beginning. Gift Map 4; also blocks 84,
85, 219, 223. 262, New Potrero; also lot on s line
of Filbert street, 87:6 E of Montgomery. E25 by S
120; lot 44. West End Homestead Association: also
lots 137, 139, Academy Tract: also Precita Valley
lots 363, 393: also lot on NE corner of Eugenia and
Mission streets. N 50 by E 83; also lot on NW cor
ner of Lizzie street and Prospect avenue, SW 70 by
NW 70: also lot 9, block 33, West End map; also
lots 20 to 24, block 126, O'Nell and Halev Tract,
quitclaim deed ; $5.
A I.AM EDA COUNTY. »
Charles E. and Eva E. Lnfkin and Angelette J.
and Samuel Breck Sr. to F. E. Knowles of Oakland,
lot on W line of Market street. 30 N of West Fifth
street, W 90. N 60, W 76.43. NE 60.80, E 154 87,
b 109.82 to beginning, block 483, Oakland. Oak
land; $10. ...
E. C. Sessions of Oakland to California Improve
ment Company of Oakland, | strip of land bounded
N by right of -way. W division C. P. R. R. W by
center • line Fifth ■■ avenue •or Strode street, S by
Ships channel, E by center Ninth avenue If ex
tended. Kast Oakland : also perpetual right of way
for street work. East Oakland: also lot on KE line
of . ban Antonio, where same ■ intersects high
tide line of estuary of San Antonio to a point N to
center of Ninth avenue, thence NE to right of way
of Western division of C P B & W to S W of * Ninth
avenue extended, thence NE to high tide line of.
estuary of Ran Antonio, thence SE 60 to beginning.
East Oakland; $5. •.-:■-:>
Clarlnda P. Raleigh of Oakland to William Cron
Jr. of Oakland, lot 18, block 30, tract B, Berkeley
Land and Town Improvement Association, Berke
ley; $10.
William J. Laymance of Oakland to Mollie C.
Robinson (wife of J. H.). lot on NW corner of
Mountain View avenue and Walnut street. W 150
by N 140, being lots 7, 8 and 9, block 8. Warner
Tract/Brooklyn Township: $10.
Llnwood Palmer and A. A. W. Marsh (by W. S.
Harlow, commissioner) to Pacific Coast Savings
Society, lot on W line of Everett street, 150 N of
Eagle avenue, N - 50 by W 140, block F. Alameda
Station Homestead Tract, Alameda: $2430.
A. W. and Ida Pattinni of Alameda to Robert A.
Frledrich of Alameda, lot on N line of Buena
Vista avenue, 210 E of Willow street, F; 40 by N
147:6, Alameda: $10.
Robert and Janet H. Harvey to Hugh R. Alton
of Alameda, lot on SW corner of San Jose and
ParK avenues, S 91:4, W 122:1%, N 91:4, X 122,
to beginning, being lot A and portion of lot B,
block 16, Alameda Park Homestead, Alameda;
$6000.
Paul Oesting and Edwin W. Joy to Louisa Oest
ing (wife of Paul) of San Francisco, lot on N lino
of Jones street, 488 W of Telegraph avenue, W 50,
N 103:10%, E 60, S 108:7 to beginning, Oakland;
$10.
Elliott F. and Ellen Scott to John Stewart, lots
38 and 39, Mitchell Tract Map 2, quitclaim deed,
Oakland; $5.
Minerva J. Sweeney of Oakland to A. Ketterer of
Oakland, lot on NW corner of Linden and Twenty
eighth streets, N 10 by W 52, block 659, Oakland:
$10.
Adolphe Low (trustee of Joseph S. Fogg) et al.,
to Charles F. and Eva E. Lnfkin, Angelette J. and
Samuel Breck Jr., X deed 631, V deed 221, lots 21
and 22 and south half of lot 23. block 107, recon
veyance deed, Oakland : $ . - - . / .
John and Sophia W. Owens of Alameda' to M. A.
Cummins of Oakland, lot on NE line of Central
avenue, 100 NW of Eighteenth avenue, NW 25 by
NE 140, being lot 8, block 12, San Antoni, East
Oakland: $10.
Mutual Building and Investment Company to
Georgie Dean of Alameda, lot on N line of Wallace
avenue or Forty-fifth street, 1013.24 E of San
Pablo avenue, E 50 by N 151.57, being lot 24,
Coggeshall Tract, Oakland Township; $10.
Georgie Dean (wife of Ralph M.) to Calvin C.
Childs of Oakland, same, Oakland Township: $5.
Albert and Luz Thlesse of Oakland to J. J. ltauer
of San Francisco, lot on E line of Twelfth street,
225.40 S of Berkeley Branch Railroad right of
way, E 100 by S 75, being lot 9 and the N one
half of lot 12. block 20, Beandry A Peladeau prop
erty, Oakland Township; $10.
Paul Oesting and F.d win W. Joy to Louisa Oest-
Ing (wife of Paul) of Saw Francisco, lot on S line of
Thirty-eighth street, 110 E of West, E 100 by 6
147:6, being lots 12 to 15, block B, Major Given
Tract, Oakland Township; $10.
F. B. and Nora L. Prltcbard to the Real Estate
Combine (corporation), lot on S line of Evoy
avenue. 100 X of Adeline street, S 153, E 113.76,
N 99.74. W 52 to the beginning, map of H. C.
Dohrs Homestead, Oakland Township; $10.
W. F. and Nevada L. Rudolph to same, lot on E
line of Adeline street. ,100 S of Flvoy avenue or
Fortieth street. S 143. E 177, N 75, W to begin
ning, being lots 15, 16 and 17 and portions of lots
14. 105 and 106, Kimball Tract, Oakland Town
ship; $10.
Joseph E. Sellcck, John and Mary Schmidt et al.
to Benjamin W. Ferris, lot on N line of Felton
street. 200 W of Lowell, thence at right angles
142.5, thence W 100, S 132:5, E to beginning,
being lots 26 to 29, block 24, resubdlvlslon of
Mathews Tract, Berkeley; $10.
Lucie M. Byler of Sonoma to Joseph H. Safley of
Napa, lot on E line of Seventh street (Webster),
123 S of Pacific avenue, E 181 by S 30:9, being lot
5 In W. W. Chlpman's Subdivision, Town of Ala
meda, Alameda; $2800.
Charles W. Heyer to Frederich Herdel. survey 3
(otherwise lot 45), containing .38 of an acre, being
a portion of corrected plat of ex-Mission of San
Jose, Washington Township; also lot SW of above
described and Washington street, S to SW corner
of Knittle Tract, thence W 69, N 72, E 73 to begin
ning, Washington Township; $5.
Frederich and Rachel Herdel and estate of Joa-
quln J. Bernardo et al. to Charles W. Meyer of
Eden Township, same, Washington Township: $5.
11. Bernett of Oakland to Charles R. Allen of
Oakland, lot 10, subdivision of lot 4, Coggshall
tract and portion of Gaskill addition to Parsons
Golden Gate tract, Oakland Township: $10.
George S. Thomsen of »':land to C. A. Scoville
of Oakland Township, lot on SE line of Telegraph
avenue, where same Is intersected by dividing line
between lots 1 and 2, block .A, Vernon Park,
thence SE 3.29 chains to center of I'emescal Creek,
thence s\V 62 links and SW 99 links, thence NW
3.70 chains to SE line of Telegraph avenue, thence
NR I.42chrias to beginning, containing % an acre
and being portion block A, Vernon Park, said prop
erty being described on record asSEof Teles raph
or Claremont avenue. 94.90 feet SW of Summer
street, SW 93.72, SE 244.25. NE 94, NW 227.14
to beginning, being portion block A, Vernon Park,
Oakland Township; $10.
Estate of J. B. Whitcomb (by administrator) to
Augusta Doerzensky, lot 14, block 12, Central Park,
etc., Berkeley: $5.
William E. and Erminla Dargieof Oakland to
A. C. Berthler and L. F. Gilmore, lot 10. contain
ing 5 acres, and lot 11, containing 5 acres, map of
Peralta Tract. Brooklyn Township; $10.
James Tyson of Alameda to Phoebe C. Haley, lot
on S line of Tnvlor avenue, 237 E of Third. E 32,
sw 160, W 32, NE 150 to beginnning. Alameda;
$10.
George M. Sutherland and Anton S. Lorber et al.
(by Calvin B. White. Sheriff), to John Biggart, lot
on NW line of Bishop street, 50 NE of Adams. NE
50. NW 169.14, SW 50.05.5E 165.83 to beginning,
being lots 1 and 2, Blshoo and Hart Tract, Ala
meda; $1600.
Martha F. Griffin to Sarah E. Hendricks of Oak
land, lot on W line ef Cypress street, 40 8 of Tenth,
S 40 by W 55, block 662, Eighth-street Tract, Oak
land: $10. *
Wil'.iam Lockerman of Oakland to C. A. Sawyer
of Berkeley, re-record 361, d 317, lot on W line of
Union street. 210:6 N of Bancioft way, W 165. N
50, W 6, N 58:6, E 171, S 109, to beginning. Berke
ley: $10.
Walter and Fannie E. Frear to Anson S. Blake
of Berkeley, lot on S line of Prince street, 300 E of
Shattuck avenue E 100 by S 100, being lots 7 and
8, block i, eastern portion of Newbury Tract,
Berkeley; $10.
Builders' Contracts.
Charles M. Stoltz with Henry Wharton, to erect
a two-story frame building on E Hue of Tenth ave
nue, 285 S of California: $1995.
Charles W. and Anna M. Peck with T. C. Coch
rane, to erect building on S line of Bryant avenue,
260 Nof Twenty-second street $2650.
Mrs. M. Godsil with Westerlund A Holmgren,
alterations on S line of Harrison street, 125 N of
Twenty-fifth; $1400.
Mrs. A. M. Pnrrott with R. A.' Vance, sewer
work, etc., on SE line of Market street, 276 NE of
Fifth, NE 275 by SE 350: $388 75.
SAN FRANCISCO "CALL."
BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Cam,—
710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every
night In the year.
BRANCH OFFTCES-530 Montgomery street,
corner Clay: open until 9:30 o'clock.
SS9 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. -
717 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock.
SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open
until f o'clock.
2518 Mission street, open until 9 o'clock.
116 Ninth street, open until 9:30 o'clock.
NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
Ct^7S= ORIENTAL LODGE NO. 144, F. a
tSSS' and A. M.-Called meeting THIS A
(TLESUAY) 'EVENING, at 7:30 o'clock.""*? _f
Third degree. A. 8. HUBBARD, Sec. r^y^
7P__= CALIFORNIA CHAPTER NO. 5, m~ '
t£Z& r. A.M., will meet THIS (TUES- /_
DAY) EVENING, June 25, nt 7:30 o'clock. "''Br _f
M. M. degree. By order of the It. P. r^r\
FRANKLIN H. DAY, Sec.
YERBA BUENA LODGE NO. *£___>►
IF-i^ 15, _ O. O. I". Officers and =^s*^!S_L
members are requested to assemble
In Memorial Hall on WEDNESDAY, -^W"^
June 26, 1895, at 1 r. m. for the purpose of attend-
ing the funeral of our late Brother, SHELDON S.
GORDON. P. G.
U.S. G. CLIFFORD. Noble Grand.
E.G. Harbison, Recording Secretary.
rt^> ~ DELEGATES op the aus-_*,_
L»-»^ trlan Benevolent Society arc here- fcj*jy*i"£j
by notified to assemble at our hall, 413 MUU£_
Sutter street, on WEDNESDAY, June 26, jjjlpqg*
1895, at 1 o'clock p. m., sharp, for the pur- t**
Sose of attending the funeral of our late deceased
rother. ALEXANDER MATULICH. By order
of N. P. MILLOGLAV, President.
August Mikvlich, Secretary. . - .
_f_r»~A. O. U. W.— GRAND REUNION „i^iic >
ES-JS' and picnic takes place at Fairfax »t«°i--
Park, Marin County, THURSDAY", Juneßtg&r
27. Music by Park Band. Dancing, games CJjjj^-
and literary entertainment. Valuable prizes will
be given away. Tickets 60c, children 25e, fare and
to park. 1 Trains leave 8, 9, 10, 11 :30 and 1 :30.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
!»E_^ j HUMBOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN
Ci^-^ Society, 18 Geary st.— directors have De-
clared the following semi-annual dividends: 4.80
per cent per annum on term and 4 per cent per an-
num on ordinary deposits,' payable on and after
July 1, 1895. ERNEST BRAND, Secretary.
tf_=s» DIVIDEND NOTICE-MUTUAL SAV-
i^-*^ inps Rank of San Francisco. 83 Post St.— For
the half-year ending June 30, 1896, a dividend has
been declared at the rate of four and eight-tenths
(4 8-10) per cent per annum on term deposits and
four (4) per cent per . annum on ordinary deposits,
free of taxes, payable on and after Monday, July 1,
1896. GEO. A. STORY, Cashier.
}__r- DIVIDEND NOTICE— SAN FRANCISCO
a** 7 Savings Union, 532 California street, cor.
Webb. ' For the half year ending with the 30th of
June, 1895. a dividend has been declared at the
rate per annum of four and eight-tenths (4 8-10)
per cent on term deposits and four (4) per cent on
ordinary deposits, free of i taxes, payable on and
after Monday, the Ist of July, 1895.
LOVELL WHITE. Cashier.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
K5?" MISS OLIVE WHITNEY, BATHS,
s*--^ hand-rubbing . of rheumatism and pain,
Room 6, 110 Sixth st, :: ' ■■.-......, -:..-
9^S=~~ WALLACE REMOVED 15%
S^ JS? . Turk st. to 110% Stockton; steam, cabinet
baths; room 3. .
SPSS* CORNS REMOVED WITHOUT KNIFE;
Sfrjy no pain. Chlropodic Institute, 36% Geary.
ops' BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR $4.
I*-*', Collections made,; city or conntry. Pacific
Collection Co., 416 Montgy st., room 6, Tel. 6680.
SP_P ROOMS WHITENED, $1 UP: PAPER-
tt-*y ed $3 60 up. 309 Sixth. George Hartman. 7:
j__V* CHARLES H. PHILLIPS, ATTORNEY-
I*-*' at-law and Notary Public, 638 Market st.,
opp. Palace Hotel, i.esldence, 1620 Fell st. *" Tele-
phone 670. ■-.■ .:■. ': cr. ';>■ -• : : . .
H_S5» ■ J.B. McINTYKE, BOOKBINDER AND
»*& Printer. 422 Commercial st. ;ij_g_ia_*a_!
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1895.
. SITUATIONS I WANTKD—
AT THE EMPLOYMENT BU-
reau first-class. Swedish and German girls are
awaiting situations. . 832 Geary st. : telephone 883.
OOD SERVANTS, CITY OR COUNTRY", AT
MME. LEOPOLD'S. 967 Market st. ; open evgs.'
LADIES- YOU CAN GET RELIABLE HELP
i at MRS. F'ENTON'S, 106y a Stockton st.
COMPETENT -TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN
v^' wants situation to care for child or do upstairs
work. Call or address 1404% Folsom. ■
OMAN WISHES TO GO OUT WORKING
" by the day, week or month; good laundress:
terms reasonable; sleep home. Call or address 10
Sherwood place. - , ■ .
C COMPETENT WOMAN DESIRES SITUATION
*J to do housework; good cook, laundress; Ameri-
ca* family: city or country. Address F. H., box
9, Call Office. ■ . , ...
"Y"OUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION
JL to do chamberwork and waiting. Call or ad-
dress 2026 Folsom.
OMPETENT GIRL WANTS SITUATION AS
first class cook; city or country; references.
Call 746 Mission st.
RELIABLE WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THFI
day; washing. Ironing and housecleaning. Call
or address 1501 Steiner, cor. Turk; apply in store.
pOMPETENTfcGIRL WANTS A SITUATION
_* as general housework in a small faruilv: best
of city reference. Apply 226 Twenty-eighth st.
VV ANTED-SITUATION FOR YOUNG GIRL
' ' 14 years of age to help with light housework or
mind baby: good borne. more of an object than
wages. 2438 Bush st..
\\riDOW WITH SOME MEANS WOULD
" like to engage in business with a gentleman.
Call 6 Mason st., room 9, second floor.
1 EXPERIENCED GIRL IN BAKERY WISHES
-i a situation; best of references. Address 469
Jessie st.
VV" SITUATION BY A YOUNG GER-
*» man lady in laundry. Address Laundry, 21
Mary st.
ATHOLIC IRISH GIRL WOULD LIKE TO
take care of a baby: 3 years' reference. Address
nurse, box 99, Call office. '-
YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES POSITION
J- at light housework. 947 Bryant st.
WOMAN WOULD LIKE WASHING, IRON-
» I ing, oflice and housecleanlng, or any kind of
work by the day; $1 a day and carfare. Call or
address M. J., 136 Seventh st. ■ " •-:;■■■:->
COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES A SITUA-
tion light housework: city or country; good
home more of an object than big wages. Please
call at 2615 Howard st.; no postals.
IRL 14 ASSIST LIGHT HOUSEWORK AND
mind children. Call 934 F'olsom St., rear. .
YOTJJfG PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A
J- position for general housework; good refer-
ences. Call 632 Market St., room 14.
OMPETENT SCOTCH WOMAN DESIRES A
situation in city or country. J. F. CROSETT A
CO., 312 Sutter st. - \
EXPERIENCED widow WISHES NURS-
i ing or housekeeping for widower or family.
123 Twenty-sixth St., In rear. .
YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN WANTS WORK
1 by the day In a private family; 60c to 70c a day;
will sleep home if necessary. 242 Shotwell st.
HOUSEWORK — COMPETENT GERMAN
woman wants situation to do general house-
work ; is a good cook: city reference. 1065 Market
St., room 18. " •
QWEDISH GIRL FROM THE EAST; FIRST-
O class cook and housework ; no objection to chil-
dren; city or country. Address W., box 6, Call
Office.
"VTEAT. RELIABLE GIRL. KIND TO CHIL-
i-i dren, wishes a situation for housework or sec
ond work; reference. Please call 361 Minna st.
"YOUNG, STRONG ' WOMAN WISHES WORK
JL by the day washing or cleaning; wages $1. Ad-
dress M.. 864% Mission st.
WOMAN WANTS PLAIN SEWING; ANY
" kind gentlemen's mending; clothes cleaned
reasonable. 1 14 Fourth st., room 16.
YOUNG LADY' FROM CHILE DESIRES PO-
X sitlon as typewriter. Please call at 25 Taylor
St., room 5.
Cl ENTLEMEN'S MENDING NEATLY" DONE
T by MRS. GRAYSON, 105 Stockton, room 78.
VITANT A SCOTCH GIRL A SITU-
fI atlon as cook or general housework: 5 years
in last place. 1264 Franklin st., Oakland.
WANTED-BV A SCOTCH GIRL A SIT U-
»' atlon to do general housework or second
work: best of references. 1264 Franklin St., Oak-
land.
7RST-CLABS SEAMSTRESS ON DRESS-
. making would like engagements by day. Apply
1119 Sutter st.
irvERMAN WOMAN, EXPERIENCED COOK,
vJT wishes situation in city or country; good refer-
ences. Apply 220 Grove st.
F:LIABLE SWEDISH GIRL DESIRES TO DO
housework In an American family. Apply
2400 Folsom st.
V CAPABLE WOMAN TO GO OUT BY THE
day, washing and housecleanlng. Address
1815 Webster st»
D RESSM A KERr~~ GOOD CUTTER AND
fitter, will goto family; $1 50 per day. Call
McDowell Academy, 213 Powell st.
XPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER AND
first-class cook wishes situation; city refer-
ences. 14081/2 Powell st. '
AN -I WOMAN WISHES SITUATION
for housework, city or country: good homo
more of an object than high wages. Call 1239
Market st., nr, Ninth; no postals.
S" ITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG LADY
as waitress In restaurant. 413 Union st.
YOUNG LADY WISHES A POSITION Aft
housekeeper. Call room 34. 44 Sixth st.
YOUNG" WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS
i housekeeper or typewriter. Call at 11 Kearny
St., room 27, first floor. .
G1 ERMAN WOMAN WANTS WORK BY DAY
I washing and cleaning. Address 417 Natema
St., bet. Fifth and Sixth.
-yiNE KEEPER WOULD LIKE TO GO
F by the day: fine carpet-sweeper and house-
cleaner: genuine worker. . 60 Third st. upstairs.
ANTED— BY A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN,
situation an working housekeeper for a single
man: no objection to children. Address A. TAY-
LOR, room 9. 507 Eleventh st., Oakland.
YOUNG EASTERN WIDOW DESIRES POSI-
-1 tlon as housekeeper for widower or bachelor;
gentlemen's mending done. 132 Sixth st., room 23.
i? I RST-CLASS SALESLADY WISHES A SITU-
' ation. Address C. J., box 54, this office.
I ) V. FINED YOUNG WIDOW FROM THE
XV East would like any kind of sewing or gentle-
men's mending: satisfaction guaranteed. Call 1
to 8 p. m. room 2, first flat, 119 Ninth st.
IDDLE-AGED GERMAN WOMAN WISHES
. position as cook or working housekeeper. Ad-
dress L. 8., box 96, Call Office.
RESSMAKER, FTRST-CLASS FITTER AND
trimmer, wants few- more engagementsor take
work home; $1 60 a day. 1031 Market St., room 1.
C 7 OMPETICNT WOMAN THAT UNDER-
J stands good cooking and housework would like
to work for a few hours a day Or all day If not too
long hours. Apply M. M., box 16, Call Office.
OMPETF^NT GERMAN GIRL WISHES
position in American family; is good cook and
baker; wages $15; references. Call for 3 days,
781 Mission st., room 30. ■
GENTLEMEN'S MENDING DONE NEATLY
to order by a widow. 26 Taylor St., room 3.
IRL -WISHES TO DO GENERAL HOUSE-
work; Is willing and obliging; good references.
Call at 31 Fourteenth St., bet. Folsom and Harrison.
SITUATIONS YVANTED-MALE.
BOY, 17 YEARS OLD, DESIRES SITUATION;
best of references. Address G., box 161, Call
Office.
Ir«IRST-CLASS . FLORIST AND GARDENER
X I wants position; 10 years' experience; best of
references. Florist, box 118, Call Office. ,
COMPETENT . RELIABLE . MAN WANTS A
\J situation around a private place; is good coach-
man and gar lener and a careful driver; can take
care of chickens and cows and Is handy with tools.
Address H. H., box 47, Cali Oflice. . ■ s* •
BOY, 16 YEARS OF AGE, CAN SPEAK GER-
man and English; wishes a position of any
kind. 8., box 17, Call Oflice.
COLORED BOY' WISHES SITUATION IN
K.J private family or small restaurant; good refer-
ence. Address C. 8., box 166, Call Office.
""'HOROUGH T ACCOUNTANT WANTS TO
keep a set ■of books for any kind of business
evenings. Address Bookkeeper, box 40, Call Office.
-UT ANTED— POSITION AS RECTIFIER AND
..»» compounder, by a competent man; best of
reference.-: Address E., boa 9. Call Office.
SCANDINAVIAN. WISHES BITUATION, AC-
O customed to • work around private places;
thoroughly understands horses, cows, garden and
general . work; references. Address N. N., 801
Kearny st., San Francisco. t v
MF.RICAN BOY, 16, TO RUN ELEVATOR,
$8. 16 Montgomery aye., top floor, room 2.
MEFUcXnBOY OF. ieTN commercial
house, $9 and found. Call or address 16 Mont-
gomery aye., room 2. second floor.
TTALET OR EXPERIENCED EUROPEAN
V. traveling Invalid's attendant, speaking French,
German and English; can shave and cut hair; best
of references, also from prominent doctors of. this
city. Address Valet, box 99, Call Office.
TRONG BOY, 16 YEARS OF AGE, WOULD
O like to learn a trade. Please call 608 Natoma.
CLOTHING-CUTTER WANTS SITUATION;
_ knife or shears: 7 years' experience in large
Eastern factory. Address 119y Langton st.
WHO WANTS A SOBER, HONEST AND RE-
liable middle-aged man for a position of I trust?
Address S. S., box 60, this office. ;
YOU NGMAN. 24; YEARS OF AGE, WISHES
X work: handy at anything; wages no object;
references. : Address H„ box 16, Call Office. .
GARDENER, 16 YEARS' PRACTICAL EX-
VJ perience; thoroughly understands greenhouse
plants, flowers and fruit-growing. Address G. J.
S., box 161, this office,
COMPETENT MAN ABOUT GENTLEMAN'S
\J place ; thoroughly understands I care of horses,
also good plain gardener; cm milk; handy with
tools: best of references. Address A. S., box 161,
Call Office. , •'-.■;-<.?> ,-7 ■;■/:•• " .-,',• ' .',-■. ?v .
AINTER, GRAINER . AND PAPER-HANG-
er— first-class workman; will: work by the day
or contract.' INORTON, 16 Maria st. off Chesley,'
between Seventh and Eighth. ; - -'-'■ ■•■'" i: - '■ '-■-* -£" "- ;
_ SITUATIONS -WANTED— Contlnned.
TRONO~YI>UNG MARRIED MAN WITH
kJ good references wants position as porter in any
wholesale house or factory:: handy i with carpen-
ters' tools. Answer H. W., box 165. Call Office. .
Q ITUATION WANTED BY FIRST -CLASS
O English butler: best of city references. : Ad-
dress J. A., box 109, Call Office. . ,
DANISH MAN AND WIFE WISH SITUA-
XJ tlons to work on a ranch; man good farmer;
wife good plain cook. Address M. C, box 166,
Call Office. ■
W" POSITION AS CLERK IN . GEO-
'I eery-store; country or city; have had 10 years'
experience and can give best of references from
former employers. O. M. C, box 44. Call Office.
UTSI E~SALESMAN~ FOR CITY' WANTS
engagement on commission or salary. E. W.,
box 99, tills office. msa**tea9>&aiu**kE&mami
' ■ '
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
OOoIT~IPREBNoirS2S; SANTA BARBARA,
_ $30: Castroville. $25: Oakland, $20; Alameda, |
$20: Palo Alto, $25. see lady here; Invalid's
nurse, Oakland, $25: 2 waitresses, Sacramento,
fare paid, $20: Mill Valley, $20; first-class hotel,
Monterey. $25; 2 chambermaids, city and coun-
try; 2 niirseglrls, $15 and $20. city and country;
15 general housework girls, city and country, $10
to $20: girls of all nationalities can procure posi-
tions by calling on WINTER A CO., 9% Stockton.
HOTEL HEAD WAITRESS, $30; 8 WATT-
resses, Santa Cruz, $20; 2 waitresses, moun-
tain resort, $20; 2 waitresses, summer resort. $20;
chambermaid, country, $15; chambermaid, sum-
mer resort, $20. C. R. HANSEN A CO., 110
Geary st.
ERMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN GIRL, GEN-
eral housework, 2 in family, *20, country, fare
paid, see party here; general housework girl, $20,
see party here; plain ironer, steam laundry. country,
$20 and found, fare paid; girl to wash napkins and
assist in kitchen, $15 and room; Scandinavian or
German housekeeper, country, small family, $15.
C. R.HANSEN A CO., 110 Geary st. , ,-r .-....-.-.
GERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL FOR HOUSE-
T work, 2ln family, $25 ; housework. Mill Valley
$26, Fresno $20. San Rafael $25, and other towns:
ten housework girls, $20 and $26; 6 young girls to
assist, $10 to $15. MISS CULLEN, 105 Stockton.
GIRL, LIGHT WORK, GILROY, $12; LAUN-
dress, $30; Invalid's nurse, $20; cook and sec-
ond girl, same house, $20 and $10. MISS CUL-
LEN, 105 Stockton st.
ERMAN NURSE. ONE CHILD, $20. MISS
CULLEN, 105 Stockton st.
"VTURSEGIRL, SAUSALITO, $10. MISS CUL-
■LI LEN. 106 Stockton st.
WANTED 2 LAUNDRESSES; PRIVATE
families, $25 and $30: German or French
second girl, $20: 3 German and Scandinavian
cooks, $25 and $30; 2 body ironers, $30, and $9
week; ranch coon; ladles' maid and seamstress,
$25, and girls for cooking and housework in city
and country. J. F. CROSETT A CO., 312 Sutter.
ANTED— 2 WAITRESSES, SAME HOTEL,
»I country, $20: German waitress, $20; cham-
bermaid, wait 1 meal, $20, see party here at 12:30
to-day; head waitress, $25, and others. J. F. CRO-
SETT A CO., 312 Sutler at.
WANTED— FIRST-CLASS COOK FOR COUN-
try, $35: cook and second girl, same house,
$25 and £20: first-class hotel chambermaid, $20:
strong Swedish chambermaid for hotel; 6 house-
work girls, $20 and $15. Apply MISS K. PLUNK-
ETT, 424 Sutter st.
WANTED— FRENCH COOK, SMALL BOARD
Ing-house, $30: chambermaid and laundress,
$25; 2 German housework girls. $20: Frenc'a
nurse, country, $15; French maid to travel, $26;
German nurse, . with references, $20. LEON
ANDRE, 315 Stockton. _^
WAITRESSES, CITY AND COUNTRY 7
housekeeper, $15. MURRAY A READY, 634
Clay st. ;
Ty ANTED— GERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL
IT to do general housework and cooking, for Ross
Valley, $25 to $30, and a girl to do general house-
work, good cook, 4 In family, $25, city; and a num-
ber of girls to assist in housework, $10 to $12.
11% Antonio st., off Jones,' near Ellis.
WEDISH HOUSEKEEPER, $30; 10 GIRLS,
$10, $20. MME. LEOPOLD, 957 Market st.
WAITRESSES FOR COUNTRY' HOTELS AND
resorts. $20. HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearny.
TVTANTFJD —10 OOODLOOKING GIRLS, 5
IT song and dance, 5 serio-comlcs, next Monday;
new theater, north of San Francisco. Address for
two days. Old Manager, box 104, Call Office.
W ANTED— A GIRL TO LEARN TAILORING.
II 723 Larkin st.
WANTED — LADIES WISHING OUTDOOR
II employment at good wages. Apply 629 Shot-
well st.
ANTED— NEAT YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST
II with two children in Sausaiito. Apply after
10 a. M. 1629 Sacramento st.
ESPECT A_LE"GI P.I7aBSIBT WITH CHlL-
dren: wages $10. .Apply 1342 Pine st.
r-i IRL TAKE CARE OF BABY, BE GENER-
VJ ally useful, $8. MRS. FORSYTHE, 646 F'ol-
som st.
W ANTED — GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
II housework; Swedish girl preferred. 2336
Pine st.
"1 £>-YEAR-OLD GIRL, LIGHT HOUSEWORK.
-IU 77% Fourth st. . --■ -
WANTED— YOUNG GIRL TO DO ERRANDS.
25 Harriet St.
WANTED— AN EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR
II light housework; wages $15. 2333 Bush st.
ANTED — CLOAK OPERATORS: ALSO
sklrtmaker. 868 Market st., room 6.
■yOUNG GIRL WANTED TO DO GENERAL
X housework. Call 5 Clementina, bet. 9 and 11.
IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; GER-
man preferred. 1010% Minna st., nr. Eleventh.
vy ANTED— FIRST-CLASS COOK; refer-
II ence required. Apply 401 Van Ness aye.
WANTED— GERMAN GIRL FOR HOtJSE-
II work and cooking in a small family; wages
$16. Apply 1006 Harrison st.
ANTED— NX AT GIRL TO WAIT ON TABLE
in small restaurant. 1115 Oak st.
ANTED — YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT
II housework. 30 Clinton Park, bet. Guerrero
and Dolores. "-SBEBS_ftB££ . --"-...
W ANTED-FTRST-CLASS FINISHER ON
custom coats. 14 McAllister St., room 19.
REN C "ACCORDION PLEATING: TAILOR-
made suits; $7: perfect fit. 118 McAlllsterst.
ANTE SCHOOLTEACHERS OUT OF A
position to work for the Western Journal of
Education. WHITAKER _ RAY CO., 723 Market
st., between 9 and 10 a.m.
DRESSMAKERS AND SEWING GIRLS
wanted ; patterns cut to order, 25 cents up.
McDOWELL Dressmaking Academy, 213 Powell,
PROFESSOR LIVINGSTONS DREBSCUT-
tingand making school: all branches. 702 Sutter.
GARMENTS perfectly COMPLETED
VX without trying on; call and test. Lawrence
Cnttlng-school, 1231 Market st. .
DE GARMO'S WONDERFUL- FRENCH
tailor method of three measures; . the only
place to learn the true method of dresscuttlng;
complete course $10; lessons given; dressmaking
by the week or month : the latest In basting, bon-
ing, skirts, sleeves, collars, revers, etc.; dresses
made on short notice: cutting and fitting a spe-
clalty. DE GARMO. 219 Powell sU
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA— THE
WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address In the
United States or Canada one year for $1 60, post-
age free.
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MAI.?: HELP WANTED.
"1 OC MEN CAN OBTAIN WORK TO-DAY,
1 —•' from $20 to $90 per month and found at
MURRAY A READY'S, 634 Clay st.
FOREMAN WHO UNDERSTANDS RUNNING
rockcrusher and handle gang of men, $75; line-
tender, $35; charcoal-burner. MURRAY A
READY, 634 Clay st.
4 MILKERS, $30; 6 FARMERS ORCHARD
and 2 yardhands, $20 and $26; boy for a
ranch, $8; choreman, $10. MURRAY A READY,
634 Clay st.
0 LABORERS AND TEAMSTERS, CITY
tier and country, $20 and $26 per month and
found, and $1 60 day. MURRAY" A READY
634 Clay st.
ARPENTER FOR COUNTRY HOTEL, NEAR
city;, blacksmith for a ranch; stonemason.
MURRAY A READY', 634 Clay St. ■■■-..
I C COOKS, $26, $30. $45 and"s66 : 6 WAITERS,
-Its $20, $26 and $30; 3 dishwashers, $16 and
$20; Ironer for country. MURRAY' A READY,
634 Clay st. '
AKER, SMALL COUNTRY SHOP. MURRAY
«fe READY', 634 Clay st. >
FA RME RAND WIFE, ALAMEDA COUNTY;
3 coopers; 6 tiemakers. MURRAY A READY,
634 Clay st.
4 LABORERS FOR COMPANY', CITY, $1 75 A
t: day, steady job. ' MURRAY A READY. 634
Clay at. . . ; . .
BAKER AND PASTRY COOK FOR A SUM-
mer resort, $60: Ironer, $26; washer, $25, for
a summer resort : laundry man and wife for springs,
$50; 2 good laundrymen for country hotel, steady
the year round, $50 to $60; hotel dishwasher, $2*o
to $26. C. R. HANSEN A CO., 110 Geary st. ,-.,,
Of) LABORERS" CITY," $2 A DAY; 16 LABOR-
*Jv. ers, city, $1 75 a day; 10 scraper teamsters,
country, $1 76 a day. C. R. HANSEN A CO.. 110
Geary st. - . „■ i.>
ORSESHOER, NEAR CITY, $2 60 TO $3 A
day; blacksmith, country shop, $3 a day:
horseshoer for a railroad camp, free fare. C. R.
HANSEN A CO., 110 Geary st. 7*
6 SAWMILL LABORERS, $20 AND F"OUND;
fare $2. C. R. HANSEN ACQ., 110 Geary st.
OH TEAMSTERS FOR RAILROAD WORK;
£-\J free fare. C. R. HANSEN A CO., 110 Geary.
WANTED-BROILER, SMALL HOTEL, $30:
II waiter for coffee-house, $30; young German
waiter, $20; Ironer i for : a country laundry, $30;
boy to do chores, private place, $10, etc. LEON
ANDRE, 315 Stockton st. ,- '..
6 BARK-PEELERS, $30 AND BOARD, FARE
$1 60, to go to-day; machine driller* for quarry,
$2 to a day;;- blacksmith,., heavy .wagon. work,
$2 60 a day; man to milk and garden work, coun-
try, $26: woodchqppers, $1 50 a cord; cook, small
country hotel,: $30; redwood-. makers, ;9c,10c,
and lie apiece. I 11. T. WARD A CO., 608 and 610
Clay St. /<: •; :-;■; ;: : : ---,:. — -,: ; \->-:"-/;'; «v..* ?. -.'."?■;?
UTAN'TED-BLACKSMITH FOR CITY, $1 50
II to $2 per day and found: German blacksmith's
helper for shop near | city, $30 1 and found: black-
smith, country shop, $40 , and ■ found: screw-setter
ior mill, $40 and found; shingle-sawyer, $36: 5
laborers for city, $1 76; 2 miners, $2 per.day; also
farmers, milkers, i teamsters,"' cooks, • waiters and
dishwashers. W. D. EWER A CO.. «26 Clay. . ■
HELP TED— Contlnned.
W-ANTED-SAWMILL BLACKSMITH. $45
. II and found; 6 woodsmen, handy 'with an ax,
; $46; 10 laboring men for mill and woods, $20 and
$25; good laboiing^men for sawmill and woods.Bl 50
and $1 75 day, part fare advanced. Apply to J. F.
CROSETT <fc CO., 628 Sacramento st.
,-W" ANTED— GERMAN BARKEPEER AND
'I hotel runner for country, $30, see boss here;
! German and wife for country hotel, $50; restau-
rant waiter, $35; Japanese boy for housework.
Apply to J. V. CROSETT «fe CO., 628 Sacramento.
. W ANTED— 4 MILKERS AND FARM EU s[S2S:
II hand ironer for laundry, $25 to $30; body
Ironer, $30; blacksmith on truckwork, $3; 2
coopers, $30: teamster, $25, and others. Apply to
J. F. CROSETT A CO., 628 Sacramento st.
\y ANTED— FIRST-CLASS BARBER FOR
II country; $40. Apply MISS K. PLUNKETT,
424 Sutler st. : . -
TRONG BOY OR YOUNG MAN WHO HAS
some experience in horseshoeing and general
blacksmithing; comfortable home; small wages;
or live with parents. Call Seven-mile House, Mis-
I sion road.
ANTED— A FEW SMART MEN TO SEIL
and advertise a new household article; gcod
pay. Apply 629 Shotwell st. --/ ■ ■■-:
ANTED - 2 FIRST-CLASS PATTERN-
makers for 1 or 2 months. Call or address
Merrall's Mill Company, room 12, third floor, Mills
building.
AINTER WANTED AT 6 RAUSCH, BET.
Seventh and Eighth, Howard and Folsom.
WANTED-WHEELWRIGHT. 630 BROAD-
II way. ,
OY WANTED— APPLY POWER <fc PIKE, 49
Sacramento st. •
ANTED— A LOCKSMITH FOR GENERAL
jobbing. 81 Ninth st.
FIRST-CLASS GRAINER IMMEDIATELY.
J 321 Ellis st., at office of the Rosedale. ..
BARBER— YOUNG MAN TO LEARN THE
trade. Call 317 Third st.
LABORERS AND TEAMSTERS— SI 76 AND
$2 per day. 51 Third St., room 2.
SHOEMAKER WANTED FOR THE COUN-
_ try. Inquire at 25 New Montgomery st.
OATMAKER WANTED, ALSO PRESSMAN
on coats. 39 Everett.
ANTED— A GOOD TAILOR ON CUSTOM
coats by the week. 626 Minna st.
ENTEEL YOUNG MEN IO SELL CANDY
packages on boats. 6 Sacramento st.
IVE MEN, CITY' OR COUNTRY', TO SELL A
new summer article; pays $3 50 per day. Call
or address Store, 328 Seventh St., S. F. " .
\"niEW PHOTOGRAPHER WANTS RELI-
v able man : good salesman, with $25 to travel
and take half interest In the business. Call il to
12 at Y. M. C. A. building.
ARBERS— S4OO WILL BUY 3-CHAIR SHOP
established 6 years: suitable for married man;
4 llvlng-roonis. DECKELMAN BROS., 106 Ellis.
BARBER, FIRST-CLASS, WANTS STEADY'
situation ; city or country. Address ALBERT
ZORN, General Delivery, San Francisco.
fij>97?: GOOD CHANCE; WANTED STEADY'
«3p^ i O. man to purchase % interest flne corner
saloon, near Market st. ; you can learn the business
if not posted; one of the present owners Is leaving
the city; sure to clear $160 per month. Apply
room 2, 51 Third st.
©I JA PARTNER WANTED IN LIGHT
<JJ> LOU. business: suited to plain, steady man
satisfied with $15 to $18 per week: trial given be-
fore buying. 5 Stockton St., room 1.
T)ARBER-SHOP; $40. 1879 MISSION ST.
BARBERS— 2-CHAIR SHOP AND 3 FUR-
nished rooms; cheap. 1155 Howard st.
OODPAYING lOC 3-CHAIR BARBER
shop; cheap. . Apply Call Office.
ANTED — SECONDHAND BARBER-
chair. 921 Harrison st.
OR SALE OR BARBER-SHOP. 14
Turk st. ,
ARBERS— I6c. SHOP FOR SALE— CHEAP;
easy terms. DECKELMAN BROS., 106 Ellis.
ARBERS— S3OO WILL BUY ELEGANT FUR-
nished 3-chalr shop with cigar and 'laundry
stand; good location. Apply at this office. . ...
BARKERS, FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC.
Barbers' Ass., 12 Seventh. H. SCHEUNERT.
SHOES HALF-SOLED IN 15 MINUTES
while you wait at half usual price: wanted, 5000
pair second-hand shoes. 969 Howard and 604 1
Pine.
"yOU CAN GET A WHOLE PIE AND CUP OF
JL coffee for 6c at the new restaurant, 635 Clay st,
ARTY WITH $100— TAKE CHARGE LAUN-
dry office or drive wagon; wages $12 per week
and commission. Apply laundry office, 207 Fourth
OR NEW AND SECONDHAND SHOES,
also repairing cheap, go to 726% opp. Howard-
street Theater, or 129 Sixth st.
REE BEER: BEST IN CITY; 2 SCHOONERS
for 5 cents at 228 Pacific st.
HAT CHEER HOUSE, 529 SACRAMENTO
. St.; 100 outside rooms; best spring beds; single
rooms 20c a day; $1 a week; meals. 10c.
QOl ELLIS, ROSEDALE— ROOMS 25c TO 60c
OZ.X anight; $1 to $3 a week; open all night.
ANTED-MEN TO GET BOTTLE SHARP
steam beer, sc: bottle wine, 6c. 609 Clay st. .
EN'S SHOES y 8 -SOLED. 40c: HEELS, 25c;
done In 15 minutes. 635 Kearny st., basement.
DISHES CONSTITUTE THE : BEST 10c
dinner on earth at 44 Fourth st.
P.AA PAIRS MEN'S GOOD SHOES, TO $1.
t>UU 662 Mission st. ; also 631% Sacramento si.
CUTTERS AND TAILORS TO ATTENDTHE
8. F. Cutting School, 12 Montgomery, rms 8-10.
WAKE THE DEAD — WENZEL'S ALARM
clock: no electricity. 607 Montgomery st.
WANTED— LABORERS AND MECHANICS
II to know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprie-
tor, still runs Denver House, 217 Third St.; 150
large rooms: 25c per night; $1 to $3 per week.
I MEN TO TAKE LODGING AT 100, 150
J'"' and 20c a night, including coffee and roils.
624 Washington St., near Kearny.
INDELL HOUSE, 6TH AND HOWARD—
single furnished rooms, 76c week, 16c night.
ANTED— SINGLE ROOMS, 150 A DAY'; $1
week; rooms for two, 25c a day, $1 60 a week:
reading room' dally papers. 36 Clay st.
HOES HALF-SOLED IN 10 MINUTES:
done while you wait: at less than half the usual
price; all repairing done at half price; work guar-
anteed. 562 Mission st., bet. First st. and Second st.
EST IN CITY'— SINGLE ROOMS, 15, 20 AND
25 cents per night; »1, $1 25. $1 60 per week
Pacific House .Commercial and Leldesdorff sts. /
TRY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE-
low Sixth, for a room: 25c night; $1 week.
SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
tIons taken at Caw* Branch Office, 717 Larkin
st., 339 Hayes st. and 2518 Mission st.; open till
9:30 p.m. ■ - ■
AGENTS wanted.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR LADY SOLICI-
tors. Call at once, room 1, 6 O'Farrell st.
WO OR 3 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TO
•represent company of 30 years standing; 9 to
II a. m., rooms 47 and 48, _acdonough building,
Oakland. ■_
GENTS WANTED— EITHER SEX; $25 PER
week and expenses guaranteed; samples free;
write to-day. P. O. box 2011, San Francisco. Cal.
ANTED TO-DAY-5 LIVE CANVASSERS
II to Introduce horse and : stock book. ED
WARDS 7 City Hall avenue. .
w» —^»"M »«—^— — mm.mmm mmmmmmmm — — — — ■ ■
HOUSES WANTED.
«rANT^D^SjTsUNNY~SI^
II Ington and Sutter, Jones and Gough sts., mod-
ern 7 or 8 room flat or cottage. Address H. D.
LOVELAND, 201 Market St., .
WANTED — BY THE CALIFORNIA Co-
II operative Commonwealth, a building that will
be suitable for a home for about 25 of our mem-
bers, the rent of same to be paid In | labor by the
Commonwealth. Address ALEX GRAY, secre-
tary, room 10. 215 Sanwomest. . .-'■ -•
HOARDING WANTED.
W^^ANTED^SUN^TYSUTTR^^ ROOJlTwiTli
board for man and wife; must be strictly prl-
vote family: home comforts wanted ; Western Ad-
dition; state terms. ' Address .S. R., box 38, this
office: references. " • ' ■ .-•»
rooms WANTED. ~
anted—room: in exchange for mu-
sic lessons by gentleman teacher. G. T. box
44, Call Office.
WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS.
I^^RAD¥""^AFI?Iv"~^I^YCLEr^B96
model preferred: full particulars. Byke, box
162. Call Oflice. \--
LEIN, 109 SIXTH ST., PAY'S GOOD PRICES
for clothing, books and jewelry: postal.
for. 7SALE-MISC_LLANEOPS.
ELEGANT WILSHIRE A ACRl-
fice. 439 McAllister St.; call p. m.
LOSING - OUT. SALE; « POLAND, CHINA
hogs; all ages. Sulphur Spring farm, Niles. Cal.
' GOOD AS NEW; 7-DRAWER DOMES-
iS)U£i. tic sewing machine. 939% Mission st.
OR SALE — AN ELEGANT MATTHEWS'
soda fountain; 12 syrups. ; For particulars call
648 Minna st.
OLUMBIA^ PNEUMATIC. ONLY $30; BAR-
gain. ■ 328 McAllister st. "
SAFE FOR' SALE: FIRE AND BURGLAR
proof. - T. HURLEY, room 95, 305 Larkin st.
WILSHIRE SAFE, LETTER-PRESB, SCALER
coffee-mill and money-till; cheap. 102 Clay st.
Al LOT OF EASTERN STANDARD MAKEa
of safes which • have been taken In exchange
as part payment for the Waltz, safes, as follows:
3 burglar-proof bank orcoln safes, 7 jewelers' safes,
8 pawnbrokers' safes, 13 merchant safes: Are and
burglar proof: all sizes; at less than " half cost; see
tbem before you order. The Waltz Safe Salesroom,
221 and 223 Market st., factory 13 and 15 Drumm
St., San Francisco. Cal. .-•',
VTEW RANGES CHEAPER- THAN SECOND
'FS hand. W. & RAY' Mfg Co.. 12 California st. .
COUNTERS, - SHELVING, SHOWCASES
bought and sold 1121% Market bet. 7th and Bth
HEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address In the
United States Or Canada one year for $1 60, post-
age free. ■ '.-■• r .'.■■!, ..-■
7 BUSINESS CHANCES.
ROLIXstENb'eRG, 719 MARKET, NEAR
Third, sell or exchange businesses, famished
houses, orchards, vineyards, San Francisco, Ala-
meda and Oakland property: send particulars; all
applications for sales promptly attended to.
PROLL «fe STENBERG, 719 Market St. ■;
&T7Z, SALOON; OLD ESTABLISHED;
<pllc). best location; city front: pays well:
good reasons for selling. PROLL A STENBERG,
719 Market st. .
<Ht ~\(\f\ SALOON ; BEST LOCATION ; AMONG
tJIoUU. manufactories; doing big business: full
investigation allowed. PROLL <fc STENBERG,
719 Market st. ■.-
CM 1 i\f\ ELEGANT FITTED UP CORN
tJD-L-LUu. saloon north of Market st. Nt transfer
point; big day and night trade: value In siirht ; In-
vestigate; bargain. PROLL A STENBERG, 719
Market st. - -
PARTNER WANTED FOR GROCERY: BAR:
prefers partner to hired help:, references tx-
changed. PROLL A STENBERG, 719 Market st,
ffljMKn ESTABLISHED GENERAL MF>
*jP*i<J\^. chanical repair shop; employes 2 men;
gas engine, lathes and complete outfit for manu-
facturing. PROLL A STENBERG, 719 Market.
fit 1 AAA SALOON, . LOCATED NORTH OF
tiPJ-UUU. Market, near Kearny;. big paying;
old. PROLL A STENBERG, 719 Market st.
©OAA STATIONERY AND NOTIONS:
fTpO\J\J. north Market: full value in stock and
fixtures. PROLL A STENBERG, 719 Market st.
CjMCA SALOON WITH, 10 FURNISHED
: <-''-'« rooms, near Market; hot, cold lunch;
must sell, having other business across the bay.
PROLL A STENBERG, 719 Market st.
ESTABLISHED PRINTING AND NEWSPA-
J per plant in prospering country town near San
F'ra: Cisco; controls largest circulation. For par-
tlcularssee PROLL A STENBERG. 719 Market.
(ftO(W) SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR
«Jp«JH'w. man t0 buy interest in well-establlahea
cash business: full investigation; references ex-
changed. PROLL <fc STFJNBERG, 719 Market st.
STRAND A TUTTLE, 45 THIRD ST., SELLS;
buys and exchanges business interests of all de-
scriptions at short notice; 10 years' experience
qualifies us to handle all kinds of business to ad-
vantage; also partners procured with responsible
parties only; we refer to banks and leading busi-
ness firms as to our reputation ai.d standing.
STRAND & TUTTLE, 46 Third st.
QilO*^ PARTNER IN " BUTCHER-SHOP:
Xm\o. pays well. STRAND A TUTTLE. 45
Third st.
*fl{l 900 PARTNER WANTED IN A FIRST-
W XmiUVJ. class paying corner saloon; elegant
place: one of the finest in the city: opposite new
City Hall: clears easily $150 per month to each.
STRAND <fc TUTTLE, 46 Third at. ■
OJBCA SALOON AND 10* FURNISHED
•JpOOxJ. rooms; Clears $200 per month: great
bargain : near Kearny st. STRAND A TUTTLE,
45 Third st.
fflj OC A PARTNER WANTED IN FIRST-
♦jpOUIi. cless paying corner saloon: No. 1 loca-
tion: owner first-class man and prefers partner to
hired help: good chance for steady man; cheap at
$500. see STRAND A TUTTLE, 45 Thira st.
CjOOC BRANCH BAKERY, COFFEE.
tJP__U. lunch and Ice-cream parlor: 2 rooms;
cheap rent: near Baldwin Hotel: good place. See
STRAND A TUTTLE, 45 Third st.
S A rr\ FRUIT AND PROVISION STORE:
«JD^t«-'C'. good wagon; pays well; 3 rooms: cheap
rent: good place for man and wile or two men.
See STRAND A TUTTLE, 46 Third at.' -.-■■■:
fl_OC A _ CLEARS $100 PER MONTH; RENT
tJpZiUU. $5; profits 76 cents on a dollar; full
value in fixtures; no experience necessary. See
STRAND A TUTTLE. 45 Third st.
<feOCA CORNER CIGAR- STORE AND
«ir dmOyj . laundry offioe; cheap rent: receipts
from $9 to $12 per day; full value insight: near
Market st. STRAND A TUTTLE, 45 Third st.
QOOAA SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
ijpmimi\J\J . also cigar-store and laundry office:
house 15 rooms: building Included; long lease of
ground, $30 a month; clears easily $200 per month;
, located among foundries and shipyards, where
hundreds of men are employed. See STRAND A
TUTTLE, 45 Third st.
<m-TXA SALOON MEN, ATTENTION—
<!? ' O\J. First-class saloon; best location In city;
good stock and fixtures; combination-table and
nickel-slot machine: cheap rent: long lease; bar-
gain. STRAND * TUTTLE, 45 Third at.
OCA BARBERSHOP; RUNS 2 CHAIRS;
<35 OwW, fine living-rooms; cheap rent: pays well;
A 1 location. STRAND A TUTTLE, 45 Third st.
_ ftfl A CORNER SALOON: GOOD STOCK
1(501/17. and fixtures; pays well; cheap rent:
best location on city front: full value in sight: don't
miss it. See STRAND it TUTTLE, 45 Third st.
©OCA CANDY-STORE AND ICECREAM
■JpOUU. parlor; good stock : cheap rent; 4 flne
rooms; bargain. STRAND A TUTTLE, 45 Third.
(EjOAAA CORNER DRUGSTORE DOING A
(JOUI/O, flne cash business; finest prescription
trade in City; elegantly fitted up; full value In
sight: cheap rent; lease. For full particulars see
STRAND A TUTTLE, 45 Third st.
Q£»AA SALOON; OLD ESTABLISHED;
q)UvVi best location city front: pays well; good
reason for selling. STRAND A TUTTLE, 46 3d.
©1 CA PARTNER IN HORSE-SHOE IN«
«JpJ_tJU. shop: clears $75 a month to each; good
chance. STRAND & TUTTLE, 45 Third st. 1
CjOCA GROCERY AND BAR, WITH 2
«Jp^jc)V/. furnished rooms: cheap rent: full value
sight; pays well; great bargain on account of
departure. See STRAND <fc TUTTLE, 45 Third.
©CCA RARE OPPORTUNITY: RESTAU-
(JtIuO. rant; best location; will prove to clear
$150 per month; trial given till satisfied; must
sell on account of death. Apply SMITH, 1001
Market st. > -
TO BUY' OR SELL ANY' KIND OF Busi-
ness. See SMITH HUBER, 1001 Market st.
WANTED— GOOD PLAIN MAN FOR OUR
II office; also good man for the wagon: must have
$100. See SMITH, 1001 Market st.
GOOD CORNER GROCERY" AND BAR; LONG
lease; low rent: 4 living-rooms; bargain. BAR-
RETT A CO., 866% Market at,
«n»-| CA FRUIT, VEGETABLE, PRODUCE:
wi.Uc'. receipts $11 a day: horse: wagon; rent
$10. BARRETT <fc CO., 865% Market st.
ffljlAAA CORNER GROCERY AND BAR;
tJPXV/UU. heavily stocked ; big cash bartrade;
receipts $15 per day; satisfactory trial given.
BARRETT A CO., 865% Market st.
P~ ARTNER IN SALOON. CITY FRONT, $300:
olaning-mill boiler, engine 20 horse; corner
liquor saloon, Sutter st, $900: partner, collection
and real estate, $150; money-making route across
the bay. Apply HEALY' A CO., 23 Kearny st.
©,'AA CORNER GROCERY AND~~ BAR;
iJpUUtf. Western Addition: living-rooms; full
value In stock and fixtures. HEALY', 23 Kearny.
4QA AAA HOTEL PROPERTY" ANDBUSI
tJpOV/.UUI/. ness for sale: best paying business
on line of railroad, In thriving town: did business
$35,000 in 1894, far better expectations for 1895;
fine buildings and grounds: accommodations
ample and first-class; splendid opportunity and
bargain to right man. CURTIS*, BOWLEY, Mills
building, San Francisco.
<2>l£AA HALF CASH, BALANCE INSTALL-
tjPJ-UvV/. ments: business pays $175 month;
right man can easily Increase it to $500 or more.
Inquire CURTIS- it BOWLEY, 32 second floor,
Mills building. ■
CjOCAA OLD-ESTABLISHED LIVKRY
_)ZiUUU. stable: Golden Gate aye.; positively
clearing $175; will exchange part for chicken-
ranch ; near Petaluma preferred. SPECK A CO.,
30 Montgomery st.
©"lOC* WITHOUT RF2OARD TO VALUE;
i&X-mjO. anybody can run It. Apply Call Office.
©eon RARE CHANCE; SALOON, LUNCH-
<JpU\-fU. house; 4 rooms: 3 years' lease; low rent.
Inquire cor. Market st. and Rose aye.: no agents.
ARGAIN; SALOON WITH 15 FURNISHED
rooms: always filled: paying all expenses:
must leave at once; sickness cause of selling. Ap-
ply Call Office.
ESTAURANT, COFFEE-SALOON CHEAP;
account sickness: good paying: trial given ;
rent $17; water free. - 2424 Mission st.
(frlOC PROVISION AND . DELICACIES
i&FmJU. store; a bargain. 338 Twenty-fourth st.
IpOR SALE— GOOD. SALOON AND LODGING*""
' house in Stockton: old established: has 21
rooms: doing goo J business. Address J. D. GALL,
Stockton, for full particulars.
O TO THE MARY' T. KELLEY AGENCY
if you , want to sell or buy a business. 930
Market st,: room 11. .'->."■.■*
ALOON FOR SALE CHEAP: ON WATER
front; good-paying place; make offer; rent
only $25. 4 Washington st.
AN WANTED WITH $50 INVEST IN OLD
restaurant; good location. 208 First st.
©,40 BARBER-SHOP. 1879 MISSION ST/
'ftzlOfl ' COFFEE-HOUSE; ESTABLISHED 16
_VU . years: reason sickness. 606 Mission.
WANTED-PARTNER WITH $200 CAPITAL
to take lady's part in rood running saloon:
best location ; good chance. Call 112 Geary st.
TJ7OR SALE— EGG AND.' BUTTER ROUTE,
X with horse and wagon; paying about $100 a
month: this route will be sold cheap, as owner has
other business. Inquire Call Office.
©OTP". SALOON AND 9 FURNISHED
<$)■*-* U. rooms; rent $16 a month. 61 Tehama.
IpOR SALE— A FIRST-CLASS PLUMBING,
stove and tin shop in this city. For further
particulars Inquire W. W. MONTAGUE A CO.*B.
for GEORGE J. REMINGTON. '
Tr OR _#U« - RESTAURANT; BARGAIN;
A call and Inspect. 496 Eighth st.
ARE BARGAIN; MUST SELL IMMEDI-
ately account sickness; lunch and barroom; es-
tablished ten years; well stocked; doing good bus.-
ness. Apply Phoenix Bar, 533 California st. , • -
SALOON, WITH 7 ROOMS; NICE PLACE;
O business good; suitable for man and wife; will
be sold cheap; present owner leaving city. Apply
this office. ■-._ '■-• , J
OALOON AND BILLIARD HALL. MARKET
kj st., near Fourth, at asacrifice If sold thismonth;
make offer: party going East. Address W., box
147, this office. . ; -.
C I~\ BARGAIN; BAKERY AND NOTIONS.
W I O. 322 Seventh. .... ,
(jjj OX A COALY'ARD IN RUNNING ORDER
ts)mi'>\J. with express business attached; estab-
lished 5 years: a , double and a single wagon: 2
horses: 3 sets of harness; rent $15 a month. 1915
McAllister st. : - . .. . , - -;.:>
CljOCAt NICE -LITTLE PAYING HOME
<tjDmiO\J. bakery; rent $12. Apply Call Office.
€»7AA GROCERY AND BAR. INQUIRE
t]P I \J\J. JOSEPH MELCZER A CO., 606 Mar-
BTJSINES3 CHANCES— Continued.
fIVIPAA CORNER WINE AND~LICiUOB
«_tloL'l'. store: established years: best loca-
tion- owner retiring from business: choice invest
meat : call at once. W I L . 23.) Kearny, room 4
_<7XA HOTEL: 18 ROOMS, 21 BEDS; GOOD
ffi <OU. raving bar; must sell: cause sickness:
rent $50. WILKE, 235 Kearny St., room 4.
_OX A SALOON AND LUNCH-HOUSE: • 4
tJh^OU. furnished rooms: surrounded by fac-
tories; rent $20: greatest bargain ever offered.
WILKE, 235 Kearny St., room 4.
_1/3 X GROCERY AND BAR, WITH GOOD
tjJtlDO. trade: must sell to-day: owner ap-
pointed on police: don t miss thischance. WILKE,
235 Kearny St., room 4. '
"_Q/|A. SALOON: 10 FURNISHED ROOMS;
«3)JUU. near Kearny St.: established years;
place sacrificed on account of owner having to re-
main East on business. WILKE, 236 Kearny, rm. 4. .
g_OOC EXPRESS BUSINESS FOR SALE,
tff'mim^O. wholesale district: fine double, team,
with work tha: pays from $75 to $100 per month;
Investigate. Address W.. box 47. Call Office.
©CAA GROCERY, BAR AND FIXTURES:
tJpUUU. l»rge yard: 6 living-rooms: doing good
business; must sell on account of sickness. 601
Seventh st. -\
FOR BALE-FRUIT AND CANDY' STAND
Inside depot. Cor. California and central aye:
1 AQ9 GOLDEN GATE AYE.— HORSESHOE-
X.\)Omi ing-shop. Apply at 1036 Golden Gate aye.
<_ A AAA PARTNER FOR HALF-INTEREST
«35_UUU. in bazar: #8000 stock: established 7
years; each to invest $1000 additionally in bicycles:
large basement for riding academy. Call or ad-
dress Van Ness Bazar, 1808 Market st.
1 ' OOD PAYING GROCERY* AND BAR, WOOD
' 1 and coal yard, hay and grain, boarding stable,
teaming, all combined; established 8 years: long
lease; on account of death of proprietor. Call NE.
corner Fifteenth and Guerrero streets. . 7
CHICKEN RANCH TO LET WITH COTTAGE,
stable, etc. Apply J. B. LEWIS, 436 Montgom-
ery st. ' ' "
FINE MILLINERY-STORE; EXCELLENT
-C business: fine stock and fixtures: will Invoice
price asked. X. Y. 7.., Mercury Office, San Jose.
ARPENTER-SHOP FOR SALE CHEAP;
old stand; good location. C. S., box 137, Call.
WANTED— CAPITALIST DESIRING TO .BE
II much more so; partnership opportunity. M..
box 26, Call Office. __^
MALL HOG RANCH, HORSE, WAGON AND
route for sale. Apply real estate office, Rail-
road aye., bet. Fifteenth and Sixteenth avea. ' • '.
AKERY', CANDY, NOTIONS. TOBACCO
store for sale: reasonable. 2401 Mission st.
IRBT-CLASS BAKERY' FOR SALE: OWNER
retiring. Apply this office.
ROCERY AND BAR; OLD ESTABLISHED
corner. Apply JOHN WIELAND'S Brewery.
"UST~BE SOLD AT ONCE; BEST PAYING
livery stable In town; 30 boarders; 25 livery
horses: hacks, buggies, etc.; centrally located:
low rent: this is a fine opportunity to get a good
business at a bargain; principals only. Address
P. 8.. box 127, this office. .
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—
WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for $1 60, post-
age free. ■ •
LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE.
"I -"HOUSE I ON HOWARD $ 600
IO 30-room house on Market st 1000
20-room house clearing $150 1400
30-rooms, to exchange ror real estate 2000
8-room house, new ana good 1200
18 rooms, flne corner 750
24 rooms, on Geary st 1400
DECKER, 1206 Market St., cor. Taylor.
UST BE SOLD ON ACCOUNT OF DEATH—
Lodging-house. 115 Second st.
O BUY OR SELL A LODGING-HOUSE
quick for cash see GUS STRAND, 45 Third st.
4fc_flfk CORNER BAY-WINDOW HOUSE
_UU. of 12 well-furnished rooms; cheap rent;
pays well ; sickness cause of sale ; Al location. See
STRAND A TUTTLE, 45 Third st. ' . : •
Ol ROOMS; ALWAYS RENTED: NEVER
mi J- offer* I for sale before: this is a rare chance to
buy. a. M. SPECK _ CO., 30 Montgomery.
1 n ROOM CORNER HOUSE. ONLY $300. .
X. I 15 rooms: N. of Market: rent $45; a snap.
30 room house clearing $200; cost $5000; $1800.
Before buying," selling or exchanging go to
TRAVERS A LAMB. 512 California st.
BITTER FIELD (WILLIAM), AUCTIONEER:
bargains in lodging-houses. Crocker building.
mmmmmmmmmnMmmmmmmMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm\
furniture FOR SALE.
F"^urnitljre^FB^roo^fl_t^
dealers. 110% Turk st. ■
BEDROOM SET, $11: PATENT TABLES
$2 15; Roxbury Brussels, 76c laid; oilcloth,
20c; open evenings. BHIREK, 1310 Stockton st. .
HG. KRASKY, CARPETS, PICTURES,
. folding. iron beds, furniture; low prices; CaL
stepladder manufactd for the trade. ,79 Mission.
CUT PRICES IN FURNITURE AND CARPETS
this week at McCABE'S. 948-950 Mission st.
REDUCTIONS ON LARGE STOCK, NEW AND
second hand: 400 carpets, good as new; oil-
cloth, 26c; parlor suits, $19 up; linoleum, 43c;
7-plece chamber suits, $14 50; cornice-poles, 25c:
ranges, $6; cash or Installments; goods shipped
free. T. H. NELSON, 126 Fonrth st.
FURNITURE WANTED.
L" H. B I^RTTAUCTToNEia^TprY s"(JA^ FOR
» furniture and all kinds merchandise, 10 Fulton.
CARPETS. ~
BRUSSELS, 45c, LAID; ROXBURY' BRUS-
sels, 75c. laid: linoleum, 40c; heavy oilcloth.
20c; open evenlncs. SHIRE K. 1310-1312 Stockton.
CARPET CLEANING.
"VTATIONAL CARPRT AND B M*
±S vating Works, HAMPTON A BAILY' : laying
and altering. 313-316 Guerrero; Tel. Mission 244.
CARPETS THOROUGHLY* CLEANED AND
renovated same as new. 8. FERGUSON A
CO., 23 Tenth st. Telephone number, south 36.
ITY STEAM CARPET-BEATING AND
Renovating Works, 38 and 40 Eighth st. G. R.
STEVENS, manager. Telephone No., south 250.
TVTHEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH
II poor work send to SPAULDING'S PloneerCar-
pet Beating Works, 363-7 Tehama: tei. So-40.
CON KLIN'S CARPET BEATING WORKS 333
Golden Gate aye.; telephone east 126.
HE J. E. MITCHELL CARPET-CLEANING
Co. (Incorp.); old established carpet cleaning
machines; cleaning 3c yard. 230 14th, tel. 6074.
MCQUEEN'S CARPET BEATING AND REN-
. ovating works. 453 Stevenson: tel. 3228.
MEDICAL.
new process— n<Tml:d7cTne, instru-
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