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10
STATE PRINTER
GETS THE JOB
Board of Regents Awards
the Printing Contract
to Him.
C. F. Crocker Thanked for His
Donation to the Indian Solar
Eclipse Expedition
Resolutions Adopted for the Disposi
tion of University Moneys in
tbe State Treasury.
A special meeting of the Board of
Regents was held yesterday afternoon at
the Mark Hopkins Institute oi Art. at
which were present Regents Phelps,
Crocker, Marye, Martin, Black, Foote,
Houghton, Chase and Attorney Mnoon.
The meeting was called to consider the
means advisable to be employed to secure
a balance of the fund in the State treasury
set aside lor the construction of college
buildings. After receiving the arlviee of
Attorney Mboon the following resolutions
were read and adopted without a dissent
ing vote:
Whereas, The Stste Legislature has appro
priated the sum of f|250,0t)0 for the "erection
of bui dings and other department-* of the
University of California," which said sum, or
the unexpended balance thereof, is in the
State treasury su eject to the use of the
said Board of K..ents, and w.ivrea
contracts for the erection of said build
ings have been regularly let to contact
ors as required by law in a sum ex
ceeding $125,000, the sum payable during
tbe current (the forty-eighth) fiscal year, and
the said buildings are now in process of erec
tion, and said Regents are bound and firmly
held on said contract.' for the payment of said
sum of $125,000 to said contractors, and du
plicate originals of snid contracts have been
filed in the office of the State Controller, to
gether with the authorized bills of material
and specifications as required by law; and
whereas said Regents have heretofore drawn
and paid out of said sum of $125,000 the sum
of $49.723 42 in cash, and there remains $75,
--276 59, expended and payable on said con
tracts for the current fiscal year, be It
Resolved, That the president of the Board of
Regents, the Hon. James H. Budd, draw from
the State treasury the said sum of $75,276 58
and pay the same ever to Louis Slo s Esq., the
treasurer of the University of California. In
dorsed: The Hon. E. P. Colg.iu. Controller of
the State of California, is requested to draw
his warrant for the sum of $75,276 58 in favor
of Louis Sloss Esq., treasurer of the University
of California.
And the Hon. Levi Rockliffe, Treasurer of
the State of California, will upon presentation
of said warrant pay over the sum of $75,276 58
to Louis Sloes Esq., treasurer oi the University
of California, pursuant to the within order
aud resolution of the Board of Regents of the
University of California.
The secretary then read a vote of thanks
to be tendered Regent Crocker for his
generous offer to contribute the expenses
of the expedition to India to witness the
total solar eclipse that will take place in
1898.
Following is the text of the resolution:
Whereas, C. F. Crocker has offered to bear
tbe expense of an expedifion to observe the
total solar eclipse of January, 1898, in India,
Resolved, That the Board of Regents accepts
this generous offer, which makes such an ex
pedition possible, with sincere thanks.
Resolved, That Professor Campbell is hereby
authorized to proceed, without loss of salary,
to India on or about October 20,1897, to es
tablish an eclipse station, returning to Mount
Hamilton on or before June 1, 1898.
Resolved, That the cost of such expedition
shall be met from the gift of Regent Crocker
and by duly authorized expenditures from
the budget of the Lick Observatory, aud that
the safe return of all instruments belonging
to the observatory or loaned by others shall
i be fully insured.
Resolved, That the director of the Lick Ob
servatory be instructed to prepare general
plans and directions for the expedition, and
that be la authorized to furnish such instru
ments and supplies as can be spared and as
are necessary for the expedition.
After some discussion regrading the
matter of printing 2500 copies of the "an
nouncement of courses," whicn some
three weeks ago had been awarded to the
Pacific Press Publishing Company of Oak
land and subsequently rescined, it was
upon motion decided to bestow the work
upon the State Pi inter who had offered to
do the work at actual cost, and the finance
committee was instructed to draw and
forward to State Printer Johnston the
amount necessary to complete the work.
Tbe amount standing to the credit of
the Whiting fund, which by reason of
tbe inheritance tax had become slightly
deplet. d, was ordered restored to its orig
inal amount by appropriating the differ
ence from the current income fund.
Alter approving the action of the build
ing committee in accepting the assign
ment of Contractor Campbell to Contractor
Carl-'y for the construction of the agri
cultural building and authorizing the sale
of 2081 acres of land in Kern County be
longing to the university for $2914, the
board adjourned.
PLANS RAPIDLY MATURING
Endeavorers' Executive Com
mittee Holds an Important
Meeting.
Christian Chinese to Act as Guides
for the Visiting Dele
gates
________
The committee of '97, which has charge
of the preparations of the convention in
July, met Tuesday evening at its head
quarters in the Young Men's Christian
Association building. The meeting was
well attended, and considerable business
transacted. A sub-committee on guides
for Chinatown reported that the Christian
Chinese of the various missions had
volunteered their services to escort
visitors through Chinatown without ex
pense. It was decided to make this an
nouncement in some way so as to give
Eastern visitors the opportunity of visit
lug that curious section of the city if they
so desire.
The matter of messenger service was le
ported upon by Mr. Ilowe, the president
of Golden Gate Union. After a short dis
cussion it was resolved to invite ail
juniors of twelve years of age and over,
and all members of the Boys' Brigade of
the City to act as a volunteer messenger
service during the convention. The uni
form will consist of coat and bat .similar
to those worn by the Bojs' Brigade.
The reception committee held a meeting
on Monday evening, at which about
twenty members of the staff were present.
The reception committee expects to hold
a final meeting to-morrow evening at the I
First Baptist Church, on Eddy street.
The music for the evening will be in
charge of Robert Cleland, chairman of the
railroad section of tbe reception commit
tee. Rev. 'M. P. Boynton, pastor of the
First Baptist Church, will lead in prayer,
and there will be addresses by Rolla V.
"Watt, chairman of the committee of '97,
and Rev. J. B. Orr, pastor of Park Con
gregational Church. Mr. Watt will speak
upon "A Heart* Reception, and How to
Give It," and Mr. Orr will take for his
subject, "The Spiritual Work of the Re- ;
ception Committee." It is expected that !
■boat fifty dozen caps will be ready for .
distribution at this meeting, and mem
bers of the reception committee will pur
chase their caps then.
The committee on decoration! reported
a number of plans for tbe beautifying of
the convention buildings and of be streets
of San Francisco. The contract for deco
rating the interior and tbe entrances of
the Mechanics' Pavilion was awarded to
A. F. Schleicher. Ihe contract for deco
rating the assembly hall to be erected in
toe Mechanics' Pavilion, and also of
adorning the entrance to the main pa
vilion, was awarded to F. E. Pratt. Rev.
William Racer, chairman of the commit
tee on pulpit supply and special meetings,
gave an outline of the evangelistic ser
vices to be conducted under the auspices
of that committee.
A special committee has been appointed
which is preparing an excellent form of
service consisting of a selection of Scrip*
tural readings, one or two hymns, etc.,
which will be printed and distributed in
all the evangelistic services. These will
be held every evening during tbe conven
tion, and will be conducted by visiting
ministers and Christian workers. The
meetings will be re-enforced by delega
tions from local and visiting societies to
help along the music and to assist in every
possible way.
The following were added to the press
committee :
James F. Mason, Lester B. Smith, R. J.
Patterson, Walter Parsons Clark, Ray V.
Simpson, George B. M. Dougall. Herbert
C. Watts. Arthur H. Cole, Harry C. Mor
ris, Fab. us T. Finch, Robert Cleland, C.
F. Baker, Miss D. A. Matthew*, Miss
Janet B. Hopps, Miss Eva L. Whallev,
Miss Lottie J. Graeber, Miss Georgie M.
Read.
The finance committee reported that in
its judgment there would be enough
money collected at the time of the con
vention to meet all bills promptly. The
collections reported yesterday were as
follows:
Previously reported $12,686 78
J. R.andeusiein 25000
(■an Francisco L.mndry 50 HO
United states laundry 60 00
William fluff a Co 25 00
D«-minK-Faiiiier Mi ling Company 2."> 00
Mor.on Special Delivery 25 00
Studenaker Bros 20 00
George E. Boardman 10 00
G. O. Heine 5 00
O'Hrie A Spoiorao 600
B M. AUbiiison 6 00
Rathjeu Bros 6 00
Total 13,161 78
. - «■ ♦ — *
Kittle Rodgers Released.
Kittle Rodgers, accused of counterfeiting,
appeared before United States Commissioner
Heacck yesterday morning and staled that
she had been unable to find sureties for her
a 11 oi $250 and asked to be allowed to d 0 part
on her own recognizance. The Commissioner
took pity upon her and granted her request.
Tine evidence egainst her was not strong. She
lived in the same house with the counterfeit
ers, members of her family, and she could not
very well live elsewhere.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL
C W Vaughn, Fresno Mr- Warnocn, Ireland
Geo Brotiles, Lemoore Miss M Buckley, 1„ moor
W A nomas, rortland J Howe, Portland
J Hester, sacto W i lirlstensen, Portland
li BcSwarttn , Portland J D Mortan. Bollnas
'1 A F; hey, Ireland W Murga.royd. Portland
C A ir'hui'uck Aw. Cal Ll> Kerb, Sonora
B F: I. ng, Wer son vllle Miss E Le^chtiskey, Cat
J H CrosD.v. Hayw.irds Mrs 8 O Kurnow, isonora
Miss C Kurnow, sonora O F'auss, Portland
P Peterslles A w. L Aug >» Jensen, Mi i- den
C Reynolds, Los Ang P Mil'er A w, Idaho
E B Willis. Basersfield J Curnell, Bakersfleld
A Topin & w. Astoria T F: Jameson, Astoria
S T Jones, As'.oria J McCarthy, Por land
A Mentone, Portland F McKercber * sn, "r
J J Wl'so-'. Portland J Oiefson Aw, City
'1 Burden A »-. Portland Miss V Boss. Portland
Miss 11 Boss, I'ort and H Jeffs, Arizona
Mr- Merbacb. Portland ii Piere. Po and
B I". Woodruff. Colo J Kan nelly, Chicago
J F* Con. or, Chicago J Mooney, Portland
C J cooner, Portland P D Dlnsmore A fm, Or
Miss O Hand. ton. Cat Mis- B Hamilton, < al
J D Pet. r. A fm. Cal 'l C Walker A w, Portld
B Mannlo; A w, •-cattle Mrs M Corcoran. cal
Ml -is J Corcoran, Cal J L Corcoran Aw, Cal
T Carlisle, Boston
GRAND HOTEL.
Miss W I Boston, Cal Bi. > avnard, San Jose
-Mrs J H Oungan, Cai J P Stanley, Uklah
W T George. «acto W c Waters, Watson vie
B T Smith, Sacto Mrs E McCiatcby. Sacto
J Ma shall A. W, Cal V R Bauer A w, Sacio
Mrs V T I. on*, 1111 ol< L D -m. th, Stockion
Ms-, A B Barney, N V W Miner, Mariposa .
Mrs Millar, -an Jose F Howard, Portland
Miss Miller, San Jose F D . lackbnr i A w, Cal
II E Henderson, Chicago F' E \vaoswor h it w.Cal
B Mc('ul!oueh, Cal J il Milzner, Tncsou
A L Sweeney. stock on HE Zwerin, Wash
J B Medera. Fruitvale Mrs A M Snyder. at V
C W Reynolds. Alameda A r. Osbonrne, Kldridge
C a \\ hilford, Riverside J H Lyndon. San Jose
J Beire 4 w, Port. and G H Pox, Clements
C Robinson, Portland Mrs M B Odeii, Stockton
H M Elder, Portland T C Miller. Stockton
W Christians. Tacoma O Flin., Sacto
0 s McKenzi-, N. pa B Oilman. Orovilie
M Burke, San Jose i> Hart. Vallejo
F.J M flat i, Berkeley E A Van DaLen, S Jose
W smith & w, .Napa
PALACE HOTEL.
H A Cohen, NY J C Bra»-m»r. Palo Alto
Arthur Winslow, Kans II H H.-nsiaw, Cal
Francis T Dwyer, Sacto Chas T MatUSMi N V
C it Fanchor, NY A B 80-- ers, N V
A B West. Deavr Dr Barnard, Denver
Mrs C B West, Denver Thomas Tipton, Utah
B F Brooks, Riverside H D -ears. Boston
A J Marcus, Menlo Park Sam Ile:ni»", .\ V
J hn W Cotter, Butie Mrs A J Marcus. Cal
Mrs I.efavor. Ml H J Knowles, Oakland
Mrs J no W Cotter, BntteU P Jenkins, Paio Alio
l.rsHJ Ki.ou.e,, Oak T J Field, Monterey
A C Barnett, Palo Alto Mrs T J Field 4 eh, Cal
Mrs A Moores, Palo A to Geo Fanner, West Bend
Geo EGrlswold, Chicago A J Hechtman, Sacto
W H Kincead, oacto Mrs W H Klncead. sacto
lick house.
F Lewis. Pleasanton F E Ware, Cal
Wll I.owden, Oakland W H Ling, (al
c A Shattuck. Fresno FC Shipley 4w. Oakland
Mrs C F; Moody, JoseO W Bice, San Miguel
W WGallin, san Jose A J Lachman, Cal
P Sawyer, Cal C Stewart, Pasadena
T Box, Sacto 8 1 Black, Sacto
J C Moore Aw, S D*eg9 811 Johns m 4w, Cal
it ¥ GratUarv. s Dle;o J H Neale. honora
C B t onwav 4 w, >- Lake Mrs F B»» handler, Cal
E R Thompson. Stoc.tn W it Price, Fresno
TMoffatt, watsonville J D Thompson. Salinas
Miss ({ Burr. Monterey MrsDE I'ar^s, Siusa:ito
A Marks, Ca J t Burch, Concord
Miss M Ely. Minn Miss C Ely. M nn
A Hoch, Cal F Plant 4 w, Boston
W Sullivan, Los Ang
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
J B Morgan, Fresno M Helmsworth. Fresno
0 J Clark Sacto P Hanson. Stockton
J Mylar* Los Ange'es L o'Donnell, Ls Angeles
.1 Hanson, Vlsalta J ..'Connor. Petaluma
0 O Vo. rules, Ls Angles A Wood. Los Angeles
F O Benner, Erie L s in r, Ontario
L Banks, Los Angeles Mr Virrng 4w. Portind
M Helllnger, Mont W E Evan , Quincy
Mrs G Hopper<fes,Chlcgo TV C M t0... Ontario
1 Wood, facto J W Evans, Los Aneeles
T F Canning, Portland W E Ruk. Portland
Mrs H Ruk, Portland P W Harris, St Paul
BALDWIN HOTEL.
8 Harris, Seait c Dr J Q Neil, Honolulu
J Lynch, Los Angeles G Bates, Los Angeles
Mrs H 8 M inner. Or Mrs X Kdals, Or
W M ( rois. Chicago J C Hicks, Portland
W C Pubben, Portland (i Koutiedge, Portland
C L Weinberg; Colo W Bowdltch, B stou
C Jenkins, Los Augele3 C Hunter, Salt Lake
P J McMamis. N V E P Burns, -t Paul
F A Mar lug, St Paul G Abbott, Portland
C Frezcr, Seattle
SAN FRANCISCO "CALL."
BUSINESS OFFICE of the san Francisco Cxi.fc
-710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every
sight In the year.
BRANCH OFFICES— S27 Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock.
?: J fl Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock.
615 Larkln street: open until 9:30 o'clock.
sw. comer Sixteenth and Mission streets; epes
until 9 o'clock.
2518 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock.
. 167 Ninth street; open until 9:30 o'clock.
1506 Polk street; open until 9:30 o'clock.
NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky
streets; open till 9 o'clock.
| DIVIDEND NOTICES.
HCMBOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN SO-
ciety. 1 ," Geary t. The directors have de.
cli.reo the following semi-annual dividends: .20
percent per annum on term and 3.60 per cent
per an. umon ordinary deposits, payable on and
alter July 1, 897. ER.N-fc.ST HilA->D, Sec.
»^S» DIVIDEND NOTICE-THK GERMAN
w»*^ Savings and Loan society, 626 California
st. For the half year ending June 30, 1897, a div-
idend has been declared at the rate of four and
twenty hundredths (4 i!O-i00) cent per annum
on term deposits, an I three and tlf-v hundredths
(3 60-100) percent per annum on ordinary depos-
Its free of taxes, payable on and after 1 bur-day
July 1.1897. t.EO TO URN \, Secretary.
KS= DIVIDEND NOTICE— SAN FRANCIS-
ur~& CO SAVINGS UNION, No. 532 California
St., cor. Webb. For the half year ending with the
80th of June, . 897, a dividend bus been oeciared at
the rate per annum of four and two-tenths (4.2) per
cent on term deposits and '.hree and nve-ientiis
(8 5) per cent on ordinary deposits, free of taxes,
payable on and after THURSDAY , July 1, 1897.
LOWELL WHITE, cashier.
(rK3S» DIVIDEND NOTICE— MUTUAL SAV-
&-*' IKOfl BANK OF SAN FKANCISC*. 83
Post st. For the half year ending June 30, 1897,
a dividend has teen declared at the rale of four (4)
per cent per annum on term deposits and three
and one-third tay . percent per annum on ordi-
nary deposi free or taxes, payable on and after
THURSDAY, July 1, 18&7.
. GEORGE A. STOBT, Cashier.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1897.
NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
IJ^S* CALIFORNIA LODGE NO. I, F. * m
s*^*^ a. M., will meet THIS (THURS- JV
DAY) EV-NING, June 24. at 7:3)^5?
o'clock. Third degre*. By order of the f^r^
Master. FRANKLIN H. DAY, Secretary.
fJfrlK* DORIC LODGE NO 216, F. AND m
aV-J* 7 A. M.. 121 Eddy st-— led meeting JV
'1 Hl* (THURSDAY* EVENING, at 7:3oTEJf
o'clock. Third degree. All Master M»-/V>
sons are invited. By ord«-r of the W. M
J. R. GOLDSMITH, Secretary.
fjKS* FRANCO- AMERICAN LODGE --M" I Tfc» 3
if*-*' No. 207, I. O. O F. — Oflicers^jg^W^.
and members are requested to ro*et at '^S%*2%Sr"
their hall THURSDAY, June 24. at "«wi»w-
-8 o'clock p. actor initiation. Members of sister
lodges are cordially Invited to attend.
L. L. REMY, N. G.
R. Lavioxe, Secretary.
|PsS=* VERBA BUBNA LODGE <3fjXmfft>
sV-y No. 15, 1. U. O. F.— Officers andi^*-^*^A
members »re reqnesied to b- pres»-nt%Sss^cscF
at the next rgu.ar meeting, THUMB- "WlT*
DAY I\K ■• iMi. June 24. An amendment to
the bylaws proposed and other business of im-
portance. M. f. J, FFERS JR., N. G.
••k«.'. L. Pkkham, H*c Sec.
frytiATHERIOATiIEItIOATHKR! 7 «y >.
tSr^Sr ere will be a tfraud reunion of A. uJI)
the members oi the san l-'ranclsco *c >t- TXaJl*
tl*h Thistle Club and their gentleman
friends at Fraternity Hall, 32 O'Farrell street,
THIS rV EN ING. at 8 o clock. very Scotchman
in this city, as well as tiie surrounding towns is
cordially Invited to be present. A grand gala
nic.i. Lots of Joy. Come one. come all. Mem-
bers will receive their tickets tor ihe games.
J. HILL, \cting Royal Chief.
GEORGE W. Fatkrson-, Recorder.
*£-JS* REBEL CORK BENEVOLENT ASSO-
-16-^ elation— Members of the plrnlc committee
i are requeued to attend a meeting at Cambrian
Hall. 1133 Mission st., on THURSDAY EV.'.N-
IMi, June .'4, at 8 o'clock, to make arrangements
for the eleventh annual picnic, to be held at Shell
Mound Park on SUNDAY, August 1, 1897.
P. CORKER V, Chairman.
Jxbbt Ma honey. Secretary.
JK-K* CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—
S-fi' THE WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address
In the United States or Canada one year for SI 50,
postage free.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
B^Zf' THEY -ILL ALL KINDS OF DRY
QjjfS' goo.is, hosiery, underwear, bedspreads,
towels, tab e-covers, laces, embroidery, linings,
trimmings, veilings, etc., wry cheap at Pioneer
liyy Goods store, 106 Fifth st.
»r-^= E WELL'S dairy is NOW LOCATED
s*-^ at 230 and Foisom sis. Telephone white 271.
f£^S=* TURKISH CABINET BATHS FOR
I*-^ gents and ladies R., 11, liiUVa Geary st.
95S* BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR S4
ft-^ collections made: city or country. Paciflo
Collection Co.. 416 Montgy st., room 6: tel. &6hU.
|K^=' BAY CITYTBANSFERCO.. REMOVED
If--*' 244 to 3ilt 3 Sutler. '1 runks dellevred, 26c.
SITUATIONS WAKTED- FEMALE.
I RST-CLABS ENGLISH COOK DESIRES
I situation; best references; city or country.
MISS CULLEN, 323 butter St.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN DESIRES SllUA-
tlon, $6. MISS CULLEN, 82:1 sutler su
COMPETENT MOTHIR AND DAUGHTER
V. desire filiations; best references; city or coun-
try. MISS CU l-LEN. 3-^3 Sutter St.
VOUBU ENGLI-H WOMAN DESIRES
1 place for gent- housework v country, with
little girl 7 year- old; good references. Apply
Miss v ri.I.KN. 323 Sutter St.
COMPETENT SWEDISH HOUSEGIRL: GOOD
cook; 2 years' reference: city or country: 920
©r«26. MRS. NORT'N. 31& Sutter si.
GERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, MRS.
LAMBERT, tel. main 5332, removed to «17
Po<ve!l st.
L ADIEU IN SEARCH OF A NEAT GERMAN
girl with 5 years' referrnces. can find one by
applying to J. F. CROSETT A CO., 816 Sutter st.
Vi'UXfl WOMAN ABOUT 20 STRUGGLING
1 for education would do housework outside of
school hours tor a eood home and small compen-
sation: studies wlil not interfere with other du-
ties: willing to leave the city. J. D., box 136,
Call Office.
RELIABLE FRENCH WIDOW WOULD LIKE
to sreu-e a housekeeper's position in hotel or
bachelor's home; city or country. 1122 Market
St., room 31. - - : ,
WORK BY THK DAY WANTED BY IX-
" perieuced laundress and house-cleaner: refer-
ence given. MRS. BROWN, 433 Suiter St., gro-
cery store.
"yOU NO WIDOW FROM THE COUNTRY
X wishes a housekeeper's position In bachelor's
or widower's home. 120 Eddy st., room 2.
GIRL 16 YEARS WISHES A POBITION TO
r do light housework and assist with children:
prefers lo sleep al home. 1053 Howard st.
RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES
si nation in American family; references. Call
948 Foisom St.
-RELIABLE AMERICAN WOMAN, UNDER-
IX stands German, wishes situstlo i in small fum-
ily or as housekeeper; wages from $16 to $20.
829 Uowatd st.
REFINED ENGLISH W IDOW, SUNNY
nature, desires po-ltlon as housekeeper In
widower's or bachelor's home preferred: good
cook. 122 Taylor su. room lb.
cWfcWsli WOMAN WISHES WORK BY THE
O day, washina and bousecleaning; first-class
worker. & W. W., box 571 Call Office.
STRONG WOMAN WIsHES SITUATION TO
do general housework: city or country; good
reference. Address O. D., box 1, Call Office.
yOUNG GIRL DESIRES TO OBTAIN HOUSE.
J- work or upstairs work, 19 Zoe ti , beu Third
and Fourth.
you.so SWEDISH woman WIsHES A sit-
X nation ss first-class cook, laundress Address
7utta Jones su
RESPECTABLE, MIDDLK-AOED GERMAN
lady wishes position as housekeeper. Address
669 Seventh st.. Oakland.
AMERICAN WOMAN WANTS TO COOK ON
ranch or chambermaid in country hotel. Room
7, 864% Mission st.
GOOD, WILLING GILL WOULD LIKE WORK
to wait on an old lady or do upstairs work or
take care of children. Call 167 Ninth »U
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WISHES SITUA-
tion to do housework, plain cooking and
washing. 258 Eighth at
\V OMAN WANTS ANY KIND OP WORK BY
" the day; houseclea'.lng; 11 rst- class laundress
Ladies' Union, 7 Van Ness aye.
GERMAN GIRL WI-HES SITUATION TO
do housework; wages $15. Address 1138
Florida St.. near Twrtnty-founb.
yol'.NO GIRL WANTS SITUATION To DO
-L i.ht housework; no children. Call or address
1313 Hayes at., near Devlsadero.
yOU.NU FLENCH WOMAN WANTS WASH-
A lug, ironing and cleaning by the day. 631
Golden Gate aye.
1- LIA B L TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN
wishes situation care of young children or
infant: Pro. estat.t family ; 825; references. O. S.
box 92, 'all Office. '
SITUATION WAN J ED BY RESPECTABLE
O woman: Is an excellent cook; good references
Address 1912 McAllister st.
VEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL W«kNTS A
i-> permanent place as a housekeeper; city or
country; wld co pialn mending. ESI Post, rm. 8.
GERMAN GIRL (GOOD COOK) WANTS Po-
VJT sition to do general housework in private fam-
ily. Call 309 Jessie su
YOUNG ATTRACTIVE EASTERN LADY
would like a good place as housekeeper: hotel
or widower's home preferred. 234 O'Farrell. r. 9.
-\TOUNGGIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO
A housework. (a' l a. 125% Cumberland su,
near 19tb, off Guerrero, bet. 9a. it. and 2 p. at
WEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUATION FOR
O general housework. 1135 Florida st.
OMAN WISHES TO WORK IN EXCHANGE
for room renu Address 734 Minna su
POSITION WANT ED BY A BRIGHT YOUNG
glr of 19 years as ashler or assistant In clear
or candy stand, photograph or ' dentist office.
Address A. M. l, 1041 Mission st.
DRESSMAKER WILL GO TO SHOP OR
families by the nay; ail branches cutting and
fitting; tel. green 144, or McDowell's. 108 Post su
4 MARKET ST.— BRANCH OFI- JCo, Of Ittti
Call: want ads and subscriptions taken.
WANTED— SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER
,b» widow in a widower's family. 148 Sixth
St., Brunswick House, room 2.
yOUNG WIDOW FROM NEW YORK WOULD
X like position as typewriter. Call after 12 ml at
821 Howard au, room 1.
b RANCH OFFICE OF THK CALL. 167 NINTH
su; want ad* and subscriptions taken.
"M"EAT YOUNGGERMAN GIRL WOULD LIKE
Al a place as housekeeper: city or county; bach-
elor's, widower's home or lodging-bouse, itoom 11,
223 Post su, second floor.
"yOUNG GIRL JUST FROM THE EAST DE-
A sires to secure a lucrative houkekeeper's Dlsce;
bachelor's or Widower's home preferred. 821
-■■' ishi n st., room 5. •
Ul A\ LARK IN -BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
Uly call. Subscriptions and want ads taken.
YOUNG AND ATTRACTIVE LADY
A (stranger) would like « housekeeper's place;
hotel or bachelor's home preferred; city or coun-
try. Boom 2, 120y a Geary su
HTFATIONs WASTED- Continue*.
VTEAT RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES POBI-
Xs tion to do upstairs work and sewing, or will
take care of children; good reference. Address
4272 Twenty-fifth st.
Cir LARKIN-BKANCH OFFICE OF THE
Old CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken.
Situation wanted by a goodswed-
Ish girl, laundress, work by the day, washing
and honing or any kind of work. 217 c colllng-
wood st , beu Nineteenth and Twentieth sta.
COMPETENT NTTRSE IS BEADY FOR EN-
'gemenis at $7 per week. Address G. N. G. ,
box 93, Call office.
"yoUNG WIDOW FROM EUROPE WISHES
-I- situation as housekeeper: bachelor or widower.
117 Eddy st, room 1. . ," • o
YOUNG SPANISH WIDOW FROM CUBA
1 would like a housekeeper's position. 805 a
Mason st.
ANT ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOB
Ha Call are taken at Branch onto* south-
west corner sixteenth and Mission sta
\"OU Ml AND ATTRACTIVE FRENCH
-L widow wants a working housekeeper's place;
or will do mending; lodging-house or widower's
home preferred. I.oom 2, 122 Post su '
TVTEAT, RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES POSI-
-Li tion as working housekeeper In bachelor's or
widower's home; city orcountry; wag*-8 $20. .MRS
C. L.. 40 Mary au, off Howard, bet. Fifth and Sixth.
ftl C LARKIN-BRANf OFFICE OF THB
Uit) CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken.
ONEY LOANEDON DIAMONDS, WATCH-
e«.Iev sealskins. I : ncle Harrls.l6 Grant ay.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.
JAPANESE. CHINESE EM PLoYMT OFFICE:
wallers, Loused bO Geary: teL Grant 66
CHINESE * J. ia.^ . EsT'D 20 YEARS;
helpttel-matn 199? BRADLEY A C ). .640 Uay
UNTKK A CO.. CHINESE AND JAPANESE
emp. office, 014y a California sL, teL main 231.
HINEsE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT
office; best help, 414 Vi o'Farrell. Tel K. 426.
"yoUNG Man, 20, oftwo years' EXPERI-
-L ence as a law stenographer, desires a line posi-
tion; outside o: >. F. |. referred. Address 1. Y.,
box 94, Call Office.
YOUNG MAN, ACCUSTOMED TO GARDEN-
X Ing, care of horses and as help around private
place, wants work; city or country; good refer-
ences. Address J. X.. box 62, CalL
ELIABLE GERMAN, UNMARRIED. COM-
petent to take ch»ree of winery, vineyard and
orchard, wishes situation: best of references. Ad-
dress care of M. .- 11 AX ER, 34 Third sU
VC r ANTED— PO-ITION BY EXPERIENCED
*» bookkeeper; is also good collector; best city
and Eastern references. E. E, box 34, Call.
WILLING MAN WANTS any kind OF
" laboring wort; ls In distress and needs help;
city or country, G. W. 11., box 24. Call Office.
1 ENGINEER WANTS POSITION— RELIABLE
-* and cooipe ent: good reiereace. G. E, box 42,
Oakland call Office.
T.URST-CLASS BaBTENDER WANTS POSI-
-T tion; good references 1089 Howard st.
WANTED— A HOME FOR A MAN, AGE 67,
" of good habits, In gentleman's or lady's place,
to do light work for his keeping; is handy with
carpenters' tools. Address Veteran, 906 Wash-
ington su, Oakland, CaL
GOOD MEAT-CUTTER AND SAUSAGE-
maker wants situation in th/? country; must
be a steady Job. Add.es- R, box 38, call.
"yOUNG MAN, ABOUT 20 YEABB, WOULD
like steady job washing dishes; speaks only
German. 1824 sixteenth' South s. F.
("IENTLESIAN HAVING 20 YEARS' Bl'f>
1 cessful experience In tbe management of
large enterprise requiring ability and judgment
desires a position where these qualities will com-
mand an « quitable sa.ary: can furnish the best of
references. Address X, box 8, Call.
GERMAN, 30. EX-SAILOR, GOOD DRIVER,
wan space In wholesale house as port r or
driver: wa.es no object at beginning. W. DOLEN-
HURST. 1609 Powell su
CARPENTER, CABINET-MAKER GOOD
machamc, with tools, wants a situation. Please
call oraidress 724 Mission st.
JAPANESE BOY WISHES POSITION; GOOD
cook; housework and any kind of work in the
family. Address R. I JIN, 625 Jessie au
SITUATION WANTED AS BARTENDER;
middle-aged man: handy in free-lunch cook-
ing: city reference. CHARLES, 1115 Market.
ANTED— BY A RESPECTFUL MAN, SlT-
nation as chief cook or steward in hotel or In-
stitution. Address G. E. 8., 210 Fourteenth st.
s**7 MONTGOMERY, COR CLAY — OPEN
— I until 9:30 o'clock; branch office alias
< all: subscriptions and want ada taken.
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS. WATCH,
esjewelry .sealskins. Uncle Harris,ls Grantav.
ÜBSCBIPTIONs AND WANT AJJ 3 FORTUB
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT Alia FOR THE
Call taken at brauca bihua Ma Hayes *l,
open until 9 -.30 o'clock.
WINCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST.. NR
Market: 200 rooms 25c to 9150 per night;
$1 60 to $6 per week; convenient and respectable;
tree bus and bat-gage to and from the terry.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
COOK, SMALL RESTAURANT. $6 WEEK
and found; middle-aged woman, housework
and cooking, ranch. 925; 5 waitresses, country
hotels and resorts, $20 each; chambermaid, city,
916; 20 girls and women for housework, good
country places: Ironer, steam laundry, country,
926 and found. MURRAY A READY, Leading
Employment Agents, 634-636 day st.
ECOND GIRL, OAKLAND, 920; FRENCH
_ nurse, $20; French second girl, $20. MISS
CULLEN, 323 Sutter St.
EHMAN NURSE, INSTITUTION, $25; BEC-
ond girl, $16; nurse, same house, 916. MISS
CULLEN, 323 Sutter su
T. BENCH NURSE 925; FRENCH LAUN-
F dress, 925: French chambermaid. 920. MISS
CULLEN, 828 Suiter st
ESTAURANT COOK. 925 PER MONTH.
MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st.
IRISH GIRL AS COOK, 925.. MISS CULLEN,
823 Sutter st
REFINED HOUSEWORK GIRL, 925. MISS
CULLEN, 323 sutter su
OTHER AND DAUGHTER OR 2 FRIENDS
AU or sisters; 935 MISS CULLEN, 823 Slitter.
NEaTGIRI: 912. MISS CULLEN, 823 BUT-
-l-> terst
NURSE; 916. MISS CULLEN. 323 SUTTER
J-l street.
W r OMAN AND CHILD: 915. MISS CULLEN?
»» 323 utter su
rpWO INCH WAITRESSES, 93 A WEEK:
1 cook few persons, 918; cook for millhands;
chambermaid and wall some, 916, room, etc : 3
waiires es, city, 920 room eta: city, 6 waitresses.
$5 a week, cook, country, $25, room, etc.; pastry-
cook. $36 a. d room: waitress, $3 a week. MAR-
TIN A CO., 749 Market su
ECOND GIRL, CITY, 915; GIRL. BAUSA.
lito, Cal, 915; girl, Marin County. 915: ctrl,
Franklin si.. 925; girl, Geary su, 915; girl, Vallejo,
916; girl, suisun, Cal. 915; girl. Fair Oaks, *15:
girl fur Guatemala: girl for Buchanan St., 920;
Kir s for Leavenworth St., 916. MARTINA CO.,
749 .'.arket st.
WAITRESS, ROSS VALLEY. fTIo AND
" room; waitress, Pacific Orov-, 920 ana room;
2 waitresses Santa Cruz 920 an 1 room; 2 wait-
resses, springs hotel; call early. MARTIN A CO.,
749 Market at.
OOK, REDWOOD CITY, $18; GERMAN
) girl, Fddy st., 925; girl, Berkeley, Cal, 920;
French cook, 920. MARTIN A CO., 749 Market
COwK, MILL VALLEY. $25 AND ROOM:
\j hotel cook, 940 and room. MARTIN A CO.,
749 Market st.
2 WAITRESSES. SEASIDE. 9 >0 AND ROOM.
— MARTIN A CO., 749 Market sU
GIRL, HOUSEWORK, SMALL FAMiIY,
near city, 926: girl, housework, Berkeley,'
920, see party here; girl, housework, two in
family, city. $20: 10 girl- housework, $16, 920-
-second ctrl, city, 915. C. R HANSEN A CO., 110
Geary st
1 ,- WAITRESSES FOR SPRINGS, SANTA
-IO itiz, Santa Cruz Moon alas and city hotels.
920 each; 2 Spanish waitresses, same hotel, city,
$15 each. C. R. HANSENACO., 110 oeary at.
O WAITRESSES FOR MOUNTAIN RESORT;
— first class; 925; free fare both ways. C. R
H AN A CO , 110 Geary at
WAITRESSES FOR YUMA, FRESNO, 10NK~
1" borne, San Jose, Benicia, San Mateo;
$20 each, see proprietors at C. R HANSEN A
COs., 110 Geary st.
WANTED — FOB INSTITUTION. SHORT
distance in country, a good strong young
women, 10 clean up schoolrooms, halls, etc., and
act as janitress generally: salary 925 per month,
with bo rd. room and ■»asnlng. Apply W. D.
WEI. A CO.. 6*6 Clay au
WA TED-GERMaN COOK, 930; 2 NEAT
" waitresses for cafe and bakery, 97 a week: 4
waitresses, country hotel. 920: French nurse. 920;
French second girl and laundress, $20. German
second a:ri, $i 0; girls for housework. <oontry,
$A 5; aud many others Apply to J. F. CROSETT
A CO.. 316 Sutter su
C CASHIER— BRIGHT YOUN' LADY FOR
V J hier. Apply to U. S. Industrial Agency,
165 Crocker Building.
ANTED— WETNURBK CALL ROOM 27,
Wilson House, Mission at, near Fourth.
\\T ANTED— YOUNG GIRL *18 YEARS OLD
»» for housework. 1036 Howard *v
HELP WANTED-Contlnued. .*
PROTESTANT i GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK
and plain cooking: small family: no children;
wages, 916. 1602 Washington st, near Larkln.
GIRL FOB GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
small family; wrges 910. Apply 3 Golden
place, off Golden Ga c aye., near Hyde.
ANTED— GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
TV work; family of 2; wages 910 to 912. Call
between 9 and 11, 1830 Ellis st.
n-l C LAKKIN— BRANCH OFFICE Off THB
UJLcI call Subscriptions and want ads taken.
GIRL TO DO LIGHT HOUSEWORK AND ,
sleep at home. 1410 Buchanan sU
OPERATORS: GOOD BUTTONHOL.E-MAK-
er on custom vesta 24Vs Third room 2.
STRONG NEAT YoUNG GIRL TO ASSIST
general housework. BRAY, 2P43Vs Mission.
■V^URSEGIRL WANTED. 1121 STEINER ST.
WOMAN TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
» » call 2029 Ellis si., rear. .
ANTED— GIRL TO WAIT AT TABLE;
sleep home. 830 Howard st.
BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH
at — Want ads and subscriptions taken. '
YOUNG WOMAN; LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING;
-L few hours weekly, in exchange modest board;
one in family. EDWARD, box 57, CalL "
"Mr ANTED— WOMAN, BET. 45 AND 50, TO
.'• assist light housework; only one appieciatlng
a home need apply; wages 96. See lady bet. 11
and 1, at 1039% Foisom su
X' EAT OEKMAN GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK;
-Is fsmly of 2. good home: small wages; refer-
ences required. Call 283 Thirteenth st
SF. DRESS-CUTTING SCHOOL— FRENCH
. tailoring taught; $1 week. 916 Market, r. 19.
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND W ANT ADS FOR THE
Call taken at brancu efflia 06* B»y«* su;
open nntli 9:30 o'clock.
OPERATORS ON FLANNEL OVERsHIRTB
and underwear; a tew Inexperienced hands
taken and taught LEVI STRAUSS A CO., 32%
Fremont st.
VI C LARKIN— BRANCH OFFICE OF THB
kJI O Call; subscriptions and warn ads. taken.
DO U CT DO U C? SPECIAL AND EXTRA-
ordinary offer Of 2 weeds' sewing lessons free
10 beginners this week at the .VcDowell Dress-
making and Millinery school, 103 Post st.
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH .
es, .sealskins. Uncle Harris, ls Grantav
MOST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE;
Winchester Housa 44 Third su. near Market:
200 rooms: 26c to $1 50 per night: 91 60 to $ i
per week: fre« 'bus and tergtir* i" and from ferry.
MALE HELP ANTED.
A(\ FARMERS, ORCHARD AND vineyard
rrl' hands, $26, $25, $20 per month and found;
20 laborers and teamsters, $1 75 per day and $.6
per month and found; 2 men to dig potatoes, 915
and found; 3 choremen. 915. MURRAY A
READY, 634 and 636 Clay st
CA MEN OR BOYS TO PICK BLACKBF.R-
-*-'" rles, strawberries, raspberries, peaches, apri-
cots, in fact all kinds of fruits. MURRAY A
READY, 634 and 1336 Clay st .
FRKE FaRE, FREE FARE FOR 65 MOKE
-T men to work on a railroad $1 75 a day. MUR-
RAY A READY. 634 and 636 Clay.
r#| SAWMILL MEN, FARE PAID: LABOR-
«J" ' ers, teams ers, crusscutters, swampers, line-
tenders men o build roads In woods, etc., $26
per mouth and found aud 920 per mouth and
found. MURRAY A READY, 634 and 636 Clay.
IfRCIT-PICKERS, JtKRRY-Pl* KERS. PICK-
F ers of all kinds Anybody, everybody wanting
to pick fruit come and see MURRAY A READY
634 and 636 Clay sU
O/Y WOODCH.'P TOOLS AND FOOD
aCU furnished: Sonoms County; pine and red-
wood: 4- to wood, 91 15 per cord. MURRAY A
READY. 634 and 636 Clay st.
MAN AND WIFE I- OR AN ORCHARD, $40
1»1 per month aud found, without children, see
boss here: 8 milkers, $25 and 920. MURRAY A
READY, 634 and 636 Clay su
BLACKSMITH. COUNTRY SHOP, $30 AND
found. MURRAY A READY, 634 and 636
Clay st
DRY-GOODS CLERK. SKE BOSS HERE TO-
day 1 r. ic.: wages $40: young man lor a gro-
cery-store, $15 and ft und MUitRAY A READY,
634 and 634 Clay si.
ASHER, COUNTRY. HAND LAUNDRY.
930 per m .nth and lound: 3 all-round laun-
dry men, 925; 4 cooks, $30,940, $50: 2 waiters,
$30; 3 dishwashers and porter. MURRAY A
READY. 634 and 636 .ay su
Or ROCKMEN FOR RAILROAD W. .RK, $1 76
■*»«-> a day, new road, long job. reduced fare; also
6 more teamsters for railroad work, $20 and board,
we ship to-night; 20 men 10 or* In sawmills and
woods, 920 and board; 6 crosscut sawyers, 926
and board; 6 woodchoppers, $125 a cord: 20
scraper teamsters, $20 and found; Portuguese
milker, 930. C. R. HANSEN A CO., 110 deary su
HEAD WAITER FOB A LARGE COUNTRY
reitaurant, $60. C. R HANSEN A co, 110
Geary st. -.; -
COOK. COUNTRY HOTEL, 936. C. R. HAN-
SEN A CO., 110 Geary sU
FIRST-CLASS GERMAN BREAD BAKER;
X 950 and found; one who understands Vienna
rolls; steady place. C. R. HANSEN A CO., no
Geary su
JURST-CLASS ICECREAM MAKER,) $50
JC and board. C R HANSEN A CO.. 110 Geary.
W r ANTED-3 MEN AND WIVES, $26, $30
and 940; trnit-pickers, $15: 4 crosscut saw-
yers, $26; 7 laborers for woods, 920; 5 teamsters,
91 75; choreman, 915: young e.ngllsh eroom. $30;
second cook country hotel, $40; cook for men, $30;
3 extra waiters and others. J. F. CROSETT A
CO., 628 - acramento sU
THIRD COOK, $26, ROOM: COOK. COUNTRY
restaurant $10 a week aod room; pantryman;
cook, $25 and room; broiler. $10 a we k; second
cook, 912 a week; pastry cook. 945, range work;
cook, due boarding-house, »s0 nd room: cook,
country, $60 and room. MARTIN A CO., 7*9
Mark it st
JAPANESE COOK, 930, ROOM, ETC.; JAP-
anese to wash and Iron. 926, room, board, etc,
hotel work. MARTIN & Co., 7*9 Market st.
O DISHW'A-HKRS, $15; 2 DISHWASHERS.
•J 94 a week; young man assist in dining parlors,
96 a week. MAR iIN A CO., 749 Market su
TV" ASHER, COUNTRY LAUNDRY. $3a
»» room, board, etc. MARTIN A CO., 749
Market St. ; .-y
•_> ELDERLY MEN TO DO CHORES. ETC.;
0 small hotels. MARTIN A Co., 749 Market
vt a nted- Waiter for restaurant,
'» $10; waiter, plain hotel, $25; waiter, coun-
try, 925; cook, city. *40; choreman, private
place, etc. ANDRr'S, 808 stocktou su
WANTED- 5000 TONS OF PRUNES TO BE
picked by coutract; applicant must be reli-
able and furnish bonds for fulfillment of contract.
Apply W. D. EW ER A C > 626 * lay st
SECOND COOK WANTED IN PARK HOTEL.
26 and 28 Turk au
LARGE STOCK NEW AND SECOND-HAND
shoes tor sale; lot ladles' and misses' shoes,
25c up; misfits exchanged; good repairing; shoes
made to oider any style $.1 up. Ceuirat Repair-
ing Shop, 749 Mission su, near Grand Opera-house.
W ANTKD-AN ACTIVE MAN IN COLLECT-
ing office: can make good wages; must have
975. Room 2, 917 Market su
"IV" AN TED — STi Al'Y' MAN TO ATTEND
"" ca-h counter In first-class restaurant, 950 a
month and b ard: mils have $200 cash; good se-
curity for money. 777 Market st, room 7.
RIGHT, INTELLIGENT TOY TO RUN ER-
rands Saturdays; age 14 to 16. Address Boy,
box 124, Call.
\\T ANTED-PAPEK-HANGER; CONSTANT
" work. Address, sta lag wages, A. R, box 67,
1 all Office.
WANTED-*sHOEMAKER; MUST UNDER-
atand patching machine: German preferred.
438 Tur* sU
GENERAL BLACKSMITH AT 64 BICHLAND
ava, near Mission st
DRUG CLERK; STATE QUALIFICATIONS,
age, salary expected. Drugs, box 28, fall.
PAINT BURNERS— PRACTICAL MEN WITH
tools, ready to work. 309 Powell su
lt'7 NINTH Si. —BRANCH OFFICE OF
ID I Tata call, subscription and want ada
taken. ;;-s;T<V'£
OOD PAINTER THIS MORNING. 2816
Twenty- fourth st, near Bryant aye.
\\r ANTED— GOOD WAITER AT 427 LAKKIN
»» street.
EXPERIENCED. DISHWASHER WANTED.
J 28 First St. -;•:;;- i^Sft^Os*
OATMAKER WANTED. 123 P H LA N
/' building.
GOOD CANDY-MAKER; $1 60 PER DAY.
921 Broadway, Oakland, room 10.
WANTED— PARTY FOR STEADY VITUA-
tIon; must have 92U0. J F.. box 99, Call.
BOY FOR KITCHEN AND DINING-ROOM;
German or Scandinavian. 739 Fourth st
"¥< UNO MAN TO ASSIST; TRAVELING;
J- good business; 9100 cksll G., box 1, Call.
BARBER-SHOP - 3 REVOLVING CHAIRS
and baths. 9153. 419 Fourth st
T HREF GOOD MEN TO CANVASS; GOOD
Inducements. Call Ba. m.. 836 Howard a',.
4 MARKET ST.-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
( Call; want ada and subscription* uutan.
— ~^:P- , gT>-Centtnn»(l,
EAMEN FOR NEW YORK, AUSTRALIA
» 1 1 a coasting, nine Jacket Shipping Offlce, 12
washlnjton st.
"O ARBER-SHOP, BATHS IN COUNTRY; FOR
•" sale cheap. Apply 2 Eighth st.
A nfen. E omo ASS OCIATION FREE EMPLOY-
Xi ment office. 8 FUCHS, Bec»y. 325 Grant ava
ssrf,f? AUF SHOES, 91 76: TO OR-
A der, 92 60; half-soling. 25c up. 969 Howard.
E 1i M .S. N %YAK 100 MEN TO GET BOTTLE
-a^. beer or wine beat free lunch. 643 Clay.
Tlow STx^ E r„?° USE ' 857 MARKET ST., BE-
A low sixth, for a room; wsc a night: $1 a week.
E^*^ 0 ?^ 863 k^ M . A ' KET ST.-ROOMS
-A-i -5c to 6Qc night: 91 to 92 week.
YV INCH ESTER HOUSE. 44 THIRD sr N R
*» Market: 200 rooms, 25c a Sg^- realinV-
room; free 'bus and ba.gege o and & the ferry.
'-i*-tM i IAV "»T.-BKANs.a OFFICE OS"
jakea. U-* auuecnpuuus ana waat ada
4000 AIR: ANOTHER LOT MEN's
J 1 w shoes: been slightly damaged; at less
than one- fourth their value; from 75c to «2 60
562 Mission st,. bet. First and Second sts.
LADIES' SHOES, SOLINO, 35c MEN'S
shoes, soling, 60c: all repairing done at half
the usual price. 662 Mission st.. BeL Ist and 2d.
OLD-ESTABLISHED BARBER-SHOP; OWN-
er 10 years one place. 1317 mockioii st
JOURNEYMEN BARBERS' INTERNA-
nonaI Union of America Free Employment
Bureau. 34 Fourth St. I. LESS. secretary.
CLEARANCE BALE-95000 WORTH BOOTS
> and shoes; musfaacrlflce: 91 60 shoe 76c, 92
shoes 91, 93. shoes 91 60. 44 shoes 92: 95 shoes
92 50, 96 shoes *3. 638 Market st., opp. Palace.
£»V 7 Montgomery ItNKR of clay—
«-'*' I open until 9:30 odock; branch office of
the Call: subscriptions and want ada taken.
ROOMS. 15c lo 16a PER NIGHT; &00 iv »1 60
per wee». Oriental, 226 Drumm st.
1 '"■*'" Oi'.— BRANCH OFFICE OF
Iv ) 1 ias Call.- suuacrlptloa and want ada
taken.
TV" ANT ED— lOOO MEN TO EAT OUR FREE
'» lunch with bottle beer or wine, sc. Managed
by JACOB DRr.YFUSS, 4:2 Jackson st
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH-
esjewelry, sealskins. Uncle HarnalS Grantav.
Xkj ANTED, TOCOLLKOT WAGES DUE LABOR-
'» ersaclerks KNOX Collection Agcv. 110 Suttee.
I)OSEDALE. 321 Ei.LIS, NR. TAYLOrt— IOO
t single furnished rooms: 26c a night; 91 week.
WANTED— MEN TO LEARN BARBER
»» trade; abopa tools, positions furnished: 8
weeks required. S. F. Barber College, -138 Vfe Eighth,
9e\9f* MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS AND
**<J£.\J want ads taken for The Call
Single ROOMS 100 AND 160 night, 600
and 75c week. Lindell Hon**, sixth and Howad.
VI' ANTED-EABOBERS AND MECHANICS
»» to know that Ed Rolkln, Reno House proprie-
tor. still runs Denver House, 217 Third st: lid
large rooms; 2&c per night; SI 10 $3 per week.
9*V9ft MISSION ST.— BRANCH OFFICE OF
*-0-U Imjm Call; aubscripuuaa ana want ada
token.
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS W ANTED TO CAN CITY,
Sacramento and stncKton and sell an article 1
every family needs: easily sold; profl s large; no 1
fear of competition as aril le Is patente 1 : only live
men wanted. G. H. FULLER, 638 Mission st
HE RIGHT KIND OF A MA n CAN MAKE
big money selling county rlghu for a first class
patented article which will sell readily at good
profits; if you can do It, call and see me: if not,
don't come. G. 11. FULL- it, 638 Mission st.
BOARDING WANTED.
T7AIR-SIZED ROOM, WITH BREAKFASTS
1 and suppers, in a pleasant, sociable house, with
yonng people, north of Gough st. State full par-
tlculars and terms 10 J., box 135. Call Office.
WANTED-MISCELLANEOC>.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT. W.
MUND, watchmaker and Jeweler, 226 Ellis st.
PAWNBROKER— OLD GOLD. SILVER, CA--T- I
offclo hlng bought. Add. COLEMAN. 41 Third. j
EDUCATION At..
ANDERSON'S ACADEMY AND SCHOOL OF
Mathematics; pupils prepared in day and
evening classes and by private lessons for Califor-
nia and;stanford|unlverslties: teachers', marine
engineers' and civil service examinations; special
even ing classes; mathematics, mechanical draw-
ing: high-school pupl.s coached: two scholarships
In Univ. rsity of California, amounting to $500 per !
annum, given etch year to the two highest gradu-
ates. R. 302 Parrott building
OICE SINGING-PATRONS AND PUPILS
T carefully prepared lor oarlor. platform, con-
cert, choir, singe or opera; patronage solicited
irom those who are willing to pay for atrictly first-
class Instruction. Apply to vo al rooms, V.M.C. a.
building. DR. CLARKE, formerly directeur de la
section vocale de l'lnslliut de Paris, Trance
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 24 POSI —
Bookkeeping, business practice, shorthand,
typing, telegraphy, languages. English branches, |
o.ectrlcai engineering; 20 teachers; 15,000 gradu- ;
ales: day and evening sessions; catalogue.
WANTED— 10 WELL- FORMED, EDUCATED
»T ladies, age 18 to 20, for high-class, uhysical
culture enterprise for summer; good salary. B.
R, box 65, I all.
AYRES' BUSINESS COLLEGE, 326 MONT-
gomery si.; individual instruction In short-
hand, typing, bookkeeping, telegraphy, eta ; lire
scholarship (50; low rates per week and month.
ENGINEERING SCHOOL: CIVIL, ELECL.
mining, mech., survey, assav, archil. ; dav<fe eve.; i
est. 1864. A. VAN DER NAII.LEN, 93:1 Market. ■
TARR THE EXPERT, BOOK-* OPENED, ;
closed or adjusted private i- ssons In bookkeep-
ing ;and rapid calcnlatlona 865 Market, rm. 672. !
BELASCO'S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING— I
Private theatricals arranged: pupils rehearsed,
en stage. R 6 and 12, 1.0.0. E block, 7in and Mkt
BOOKKPNO, WRITNO. ARITHMTC GRAMR,
day Anight: no classes: $5 month. 846 Mission.
GUITAR MANDOLIN, PIANO AN VOCAL
lessons; 93 ma Mary West us 39 Fifth st
SINGING, VOICE CULTURE PARIS OR AD-
uate; French, Ger. Ian;;.: $2 mo. 109 Taylor. .
OOQ HAVES— BRANCH OFFICE OF THK
00-/ (.Ait.: subscriptions and want ads taken.
HYPNOTISM.
OLD-ESTABLISHED; TREAT DISEASES;
also teach. Hypnotic Institute, 6 O'Farrell st
.^ l^^ —^ ,
HORSES.
AUCTION SALES EVERY SATURDAY AT
11 o'clock of horses. buggiea wagons, harness,
etc. Emporium sales yards, 220 Valencia su, s,
W ATKIN's, auctioneer.
A(\ HORSES FOR SALE; ALSO WAGON:*,
i" buggiea carta harness; Grand Arcade Horse
Market, . 327 Sixth st : auction sales every Wed-
nesday. bULLI VaN A DOYLE. Auctioneers.
Cil HEAD OF HORSES SUITABLE FOR ANY I
OUbusiness 900 to i5OO pounda Old Turk-sL car !
stables, 1301 Turk; team of large young mules.
HORSES PASTURED, $2 A MO.; SEND FOR
circular. Hyde Ranch, 630 Commerce! su
'Or? oIONTOOMKrtV a'l' BRANCH OFFICE
o*ui (.liastAU. «aaiad4 aud suuacnpuoas
taken,
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS! IN
new and second-hand wagons, buggies, carts,
hsrness, robes aud blankets. Lelbotd Harness
Company, 211 Larkin st, opp. new City Hall.
SECOND-HAND PHAETON FIRST- CLASS
condition, also 1 good express wagon and 1
sandwich wagon for sale cheap. 715 Foisom su
VINE LAUNDRY, BAKER'S AND MILK
A wagons cheap for cash or installments; 1 fine
top and open buggy; also 1 back. 828 Harrison sL
MEW AND BECOND-HAND WaGONETTES,
JLi backs, surr ys, buggies, carts and harness
cheap. Fifteenth and Valencia s:a; teL White 371.
-JK LIGHT DELIVERY WaGO.s; A BAR-
Ok), gain. 1013 Harrison si.
EOST
TOST -3 VALUABLE RINGS. DIAMOND
JJ solitaire, caw setting, diamond and ruby and
diamond set with smaler diamonds: Under liber-
ally r warded; no questions asked. Apply Call.
\IILL GENTLEMAN WHO FOUND A
'» gola watch at fetrv. 12:20. please return and
receive toward at 8 and 10 Pine st?
STRAYED FROM 215 PAGE ST.. FOX TER-
p rlerslut: white body; head marked brown and
black 1 reward.
MALL SPANIEL; YELLOW FEET. YEL-
low nose and brown body. Return to 1725 De-
vlsadero si.; reward 92 50.
/-I OLD BADGE: INITIALS 8. A. I. LIBERAL
\A reward by returning to 466 Bryant st.
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMOMDS. WATCH
esjewelry. Uncle Harris.ls Grant ay
FOUND.
FOUND-PLAIN GOLD RING. COR THIRD
and Berry. Call at 3914 Zoe al * TJ " BD
TERSOSALS. *
I)AG CARPETS WOVE TO ORDER AND FOR
t sale: also chenille-wove rues silk portieres:
dealer In carpet twine, In hank or e'lam, at lowest
rates. GEO. MATTHEW. 709 Fifth st.. Oakland.
ISS MYRTLE POTTER PALMIST, Rljjt
moved from 33 Sixth to 866t /X Market, r. }i-a
! ■ -i-T%
ADVICE FREE; DIVORCE !AWS A SPhsVl
laity; private; no fee without success; probata. 1
insolvency, collections, patents, trademarks, etc. '
Obtained; private detectives: established 10 years.
G.W. HOWE, atty at law, 850 Marke:, cor. Stocktn.
TO STRENGTHEN AND INVIGORATE THB
hair use "Qninonla" hair tonic, 35c per bottle.
LEDERER, 111 Stockton sU
\'ow THAT 1 HAVE THE LARGEST HAIR-
-1-' dressing establishment on the Pacific Coast I
ought to be satisfied. But am I ? Halr-dresslntr,
any style, 25c. shampoo and pi in hair-dressing,
60c. Switches, 91 to 93. Bleaching roots of hair,
60c. G. LEDEREK, 111 stocttou St.
TELEPHONES. p. _ _
KLEIN'S Electrical Works. 421 Montgomery.
If Interested send for catalogue,
MRS DR. TANNER'S HOME IN CONFINE-
ment 12 Le Roy pl.,bu Jones & Leavenworth.
SUITTOORDERON EA>Y INSTALLMENTS.
L. LEMOS, 1117 Market st, bet 7th and Bth.
_ : __
CLOAKS AND TAILOR-MADE SUITS RE-
lalled at wholesale llgur<*a 20 Sansome st
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR-. REMOVED BY
elecirolysla MRS DR WELCH, «15 Bush.
HHUFsCHMIDI", SANITARY PLUMBER,
- gasfitter. 623 Golden Gate ay. Tel. Sutter 47L
■ (WlO BUSINESS CARDS PRINTED, 9150;
avvv wedding work. HILL 22V« Geary sU
L)IG OUTDOOR bTERROFTiUON -HoW KVK-
ZIJ? night cor. Market and Sixth sts.; artistic ad-
vertisements in living light: promoters of buat.
cess. consult OWL ADV. CO. 1140 Market
L si. : V l '? lo LIGHTS IN EVERY ROOM;
AJ Winchester Rouaa 44 Third st, nr. Market;
t^* 00 ™*: 250 to 91 60 per night. 91 60 to 98 par
***'■ "** *"» and baggage 10 and from • the ferry.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
WHAT IS YOUR VOCATION'
" HAVE YOU PROSPERED* -"---'
« «o »~r WHAT ARE YOUR HOPEST
Mr! i_ DB - F. CLARK will lift the dark veil of
your future life; she gives you valuable ADVICE
and AID In all affairs of life, of private as well aa\\
of business nature as, lor Instance, pertaining to
Love, Matrimony, Friendship, Business, Lawsuits. '
Contested Ilia Divorce. Damage Suits. Mining.
She discovers lost or stolen property, finds buried
treasures, prevents sickness misfortune: recon-
ciles the separated, thus restoring lost happiness.
Every person ls adapted to some particular busi-
ness, profession or trade, which may Justly be term-
ed their true vocation, and yet more than half of
you are fighting against an unknown fate tor fame,
fortune and position which you do not and cannot
obtain until you find your true vocation. Hours. 9
to 6 daily. Send stamp for circular and special
terms. MRS DR. F. CLARK, 1206 Market, 8. F.
ME PORTER, WONDERFUL CLAIRVOY-
ant card-reader, born double veil and second
Sight; diagnoses disease, lull life reading; la. 60c;
gents 91: palm, and clalrv..- sit 91 60. 126 Turk.
— — . _
MME. MOREAU. BEST MEDIUM, CLAlil-
J.TJ voyant, card-reader; charms free; 25c up.
73 Fourth sU
MME. MELBOURNE. GIFTED CLAIR VOY-
ant: never fails; call and be convinced. 419
Geary st, room 22, second floor; 25c; genu 60c
MRS. DE A DIG AN, GREAT EASTERN
fortune-teller; strong love charms made. 936
Harrison st.
MME. ARNDT, GEKMAN FORTUNE-TELL-
er; tells past and future; gives picture future
husband or wife; 25c up; never talis. 228 Vi Sixth.
RAY FAIR REMOVES EVIL INFLUENCES;
gives luck charms. 223 Post st., room 3.
CONSULT LUCKY MEDIUM; READS FROM
cradle to grave; 25c. 41 Minna st, basement.
MME. RaVKNa READS LIFE FLUENTLY;
business advice; names given 25c up.s Fourth.
MRS. MELVILLE HAS REMOVED FROM 51
ITJ Fifth st. to 921% Mission, opp. the Mint
LIFE READINGS, COMPLETE FUTURE: 25
cents; card-reader. 243 Shipley. Ladies only.
1 — .
MME. HANSEN, PALMIST, CARD-READER;
past, present and future; 25c. 148 6th st, r. 5.
GYPSY LIFE-READER 3 SEVENTH ST.;
ladles 25a gen's 50c: all questions answered.
fcPIRITUALISai.
AM FRANCIS. INDEPENDENT SLATE
. writer. 118 Halght st.: hours 9 until 6p. v.
THURSDAY, JUNE 24, '97. SPIRITUALISTS'
campmeeting. Trestle Glen, Oakland; 10; 30
a. m.. conference; 2:30 p. v , lecture, James U.
Spence; 7:30 p. it., reading Dr. C. H. Rin-es;
take cars Eighth and Twelfth and Broadway at*.
TO-ND.HT, PROFESSOR MINGO'S LECTURE
and ten meeting. 834 Mission st., 25c
MBR FULTON- SLATE -W KITING SEANCE
to-nlgbt, 60c; si. tings daily. 31 Fell sU
MME. Y( I N«,*S TEST CIRCLE TO-NIGHT:
10c; convincing test. 60b McAllister su
MRS. MAYO STEERS. ] 12Lfc OAK CIRCLES
Tuesday, 8 p. it., Thursday, 'i p. a.: readings.
AIRS. H. A. GRIFFIN. MEDIUM: CIRCLE
lU. Thura eve.. 25c; sittings, 60c, 91. 2 Grove
RS. Kate hoskins' 1 ircles-, tues. &
FrL, 8 p.m.; readings dally, 91. 701 McAllister.
MRS. SHRINER RETURNED: CIRCLE SUN-
day evening; sittings daily. 311 Van Ness avf.
MRS. J.J. WHITNEY; SPIRITUAL MEDIUM,
for messages and advice. 218 Stocktou su
MEDICAL
BR J. H. JOSSELYN, THE GREAT SPECIAL-
-Ist, still offers bis valuable services to the no-
lortunata. Witb a mind ma. ured and enriched by
studies ot an advanced order, there is hardly a,
disease In the catalogue of human ills he cannot
treat to a perfect cure. Lad lea he is always ready
to assist yon. His knowledge baa been strength-
ened by extensive experience. . No case peculiar
to your delicate organism is beyond his sure con-
trol. . Hla female monthly remedies are sure and
safe to their effects. Hla tried and valuable reme-
dies lor lost manhood are never-failing in their
action, and are warrauted for both young and old.
He excels all others in the core of private diseases.
Over 60 years of practice enables him to warrant
a cure in all casAs. Consultation parlors, 904
Market su Call or wttia dueci to WU6 Market si
rooms 11 and Ix
A PROCESS THAT Is PERFECTLY HARM
leas; never falls in any case of monthly 1 sick-
joesa no otter what cause; no electricity bum-
Dug or other dangerous methods, money In every
case refunded if a cure is not effected; travelers
helped Immediately; years' experience; home lv
confinement with sanitarian ron'veidenca Con-
sult free the only reliable physician* DR* AND
MRS. DA VIES, 14 McAllister su, next Hlberau
Bank: Lours. 9 a. M. to 6 and ( toS r. St.
ALL CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION
(irom whatever cause) r^stor,d in a few
hours: safe and sure at anytime; instant relief
for travelers, home in confinement: my cele-
brated remedies for monthly suppression never
fall;e verv ease vuaranteed ! consultat.on free: pills
91. MRS. D:..WYETH, 916 Post 8.. nea Larkln
VTEW PROCESS: NO MEDICINE OR INSTRU-
J-T ment; every woman her own phys.clan for all
female troubles, no matter from what cause; re-
stores In one day; can be sent and used at home;
If you wish to be treuel s-^te cdl on the man
physician. DR POPPER. ilis Kearny st.
LADIES, CHICHEBT e: ENGLISH PENNY'
royal Pills (Diamond Brand) are best; safe, re-
liable; take no other. Send 4c, stamps, for partlcu-
iars, "Relief lor Ladles," in letter by return mall-
at druggist's. Chichester Cbem. ca. Philadelphia*
KS GOODWIN. SPECIALISTS, LADIES
near or far; safv, quit- . .ur- guaranteed any
disease or complaint; home tor patients best skill- '
free diagnosis; low fees; self-cure. 401 Van Ness!
LP- AC'S FRENCH PILLS-ABOON TO L \-
dies with fema c troubles; no danger: safe and
sure; 92 60, express •'. O. D. don't delay unci too
late OSG Ol) BROS., Com Agents. Oakland. V al?
AND WEGENER. 626 EDDYS i r TZ
Safe quick cure for all female com plaints eu'ar-
anteed: private home In confinement: every com-
fort; infants adopted; terms moderate: pills $L
CONFIDENTIAL - LADIES IN TROUBLE
V-J communlcaie with DR SANTEE. S3 Grant
ave.,SanFranclsc\ ranc
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS AND DIB-"
DR. scothv n ; i e 1 y »re r n»*nenUy cured- at MRS.
DR. SCOTT 13, 410 Geary st ; consultation free.
S^SaJL^SPjESS ALL FEMALE DISEASES;
kJ> home In confinement: every comfort: satisfatA
tion guaranteed. MH>.DR., iW V , 2*6 Turk is?
1) aafa*a»d'°J£i JlAij,,; "^ULATTNG PILLS;
RICHARDS *«?•?* « "»«ogue: * x per bot
RICHARDS ACO.,droggiBta 406 Clay st..soleagti
S »]S£SSS™ tt s «» OR OTHER
O female diseases. MRS. Ph. PUETZ, 264%
HOME IN CONFINEMENT: DISEASES Oie
H women. Mra P^gg^U^^.^^^
DR. HALL, 14 McALLISTEit ST NEAR
U Jones-Dlsease.s ot w m -n and children
TO LEASE. "
HAY AND GRAIN WAREHOUSE. HAVING
regular established business and country con-
clnl°ffice. AddrCM ' Blatln < P^tlcullr C 8 ; TV? I
PHOTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIES.
b 1£ a pONSI'IIATION" OF VELoX PA-
coaT elf at A^ G **"y»t-l sole aBPUC ' for the
coasu lAI, CAM. RA CO.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
,1 ?? N 5- RICHARDS. LAW OFFICES. ROOM S
7-; «.t n S 27 ' Croc ker budding; telephone Main
1 5, san Fraucisco. CaL

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