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12
THE STOCK MARKET.
Prices for mining stocks run along about the
same, w ii ha quiet, market,
Tbe Mexicaj assessment falls delinquent In
board to-day.
At the oe'inqueat assessment sa'e of the Best A
Belcher Mining Company Thursday the quantl y
o: stock unpaid on was 389 shares, on: or « htcn
154 shares were sold. The quan liv sold was
the smallest in many years
In the standard Consolidated mine at Bodle for
the week ending August 21 raise 6. Bullion vel ,
245 level, sboweu 12 Inches of low-grade ore.
Bins? 5, prospecting a small west seam ou i lie 83 ;
level, had found nothing of value. No ore was
showing In the west crosscut trim top of r:i se -i,
same level; the ground was sof er. The v, In was
very small in the north cliff . lrom crosscut i', ■ 8'
•level. Ncrth ur.ft. ion; the foot wait, s."me
level, showed bunches of quartz The w.nz;,
same level, was in ran oral of lower grade. In
ralfe 1, eas" vein, same level, the ground was mT*
and ore poor. In rale* 1. For una vein. 6'H> |
level, they were strip] i g down or-, if whi.hS j
Inches was very liig > grade. In win?*.-.* t . same
vein and level, there were 6 mch ••.*. oi good ore |
They were sloping ore from the various points j
on the 245, 266, 336, 3SO. 450 and 600 level. A «
fire broke out In the wojdyard of th.* railroad i
company Saturday night and threatened .he ..en:
a .au bui dings, but was overcome.
standard mill statement— Ore crushed for the
week. -37 tons: average assay value jit tailings,
*6^6; tone concent-ales produced, 1.85: assay
va ue, $57 32; plate amalgam produced. 733 troy
ounces: Value per ounce, *2 28. railing 1 plant 1
worked 318 ions tailings: plant 2 work, d 294 tons.
The mill was shutdown by severe electrical storms
] ait of every day during the wee*:, the total loss of
time b?ing two days.
'Ihe Anchor Mining Company of Tuolumne
County has levied an assessment or 51 per share,
delinquent Septemb-r 14.
The Teresa Alining Company of Slnaloa, Mexico,
has levied an assessment of 5c per share, delin
quent September 28.
The tan 1* raucisco Gas and Electric Company
has declared a monthly d.vldend of 60c per share,
payable September 1.
HOARD SALES.
Following were the sales In the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
REOCLAB lIOEXIXtI SESSION", mHMEXCIXH 0:30.
4 )t> Alia. 12200 C Point ...3'-' 2O l i-avase._.26
2200 Bullion. .C't^.OU U A C 471200 Seg 8et....08
lOOCaleda 21200 Justice... 10J200 bNv 63
200 CCA V... 1.20 tOd Mxlc. 22 00 64
600 Con 1m... 02 400 Occldtl.... 10 J Union.. 38
300 C N V... .04 .'OO Ovrmn-.. 121100 V -»—..- 35
AFTEKNOON SESSION— 2:3O.
201 Alta 10*500 Kentck....o6ToJ savage... 28
60 8e1cher... 371300 Mexican.. 23 300 Seg 8e1....
1501 F;nll'on..o7!eso Ocdd. 200 SNev._..bß
800 Con N V. .051503 611 60 X Jatlwi.36
100 C Point. ..32i11H) Potosl 85i
Following were the ta.es in the Pacific Slock
Board yesterday:
BMrUR CFKSTON— IO:3a
2no Alpha— .-15 1000 C N V...05 400 0vrmn.... 12
40:) Alt* IV 3200 04 300 18
300 il;40-i«J Point.-. 00 Potosl 33
700 10 400 33 101 Sava.e.„.2B
-100 Andes.. 17 800 Excnqr ...Ob l'-'O'J 58& M..08
201 Felcher....3o 20 J i. A i 4.700 09
70 1 A ... .73*13 > HAN 9:100 10
6500 Bullion.. Ob 100 Justice ...11 *:00 s A t. ..62\ 2
100 Ca1eda... .211400 Keiituck..i;ti 1100 t>. i
15 cnaii«e...36 BUO L Wash...oVj3JO 65
i:00 Choir 71 500 Alex _2. 1000 SU Hi 11 ..02
300 CC«fcV..l.26 300 -23 300StLouis...09
400 1.22% -PHI Occult. 61 -'5 J umuu. 39
100 conn 97 900 60 3JO Utah 15
1500 U 1mp...0- 20 J UL-blr..62Vs -00 » J»C-*£;...36
AFTERNOON BFSSrON— 2:3O.
SOT Alpha ..16 300 CrwnPt...3l -'00 Occd. .-...74
6'JO Alta 11 200 3!; 15'J Onlilr 61
400 10 :00 UAO 4. 20)Ovrmn-..12
200 Andes. ...lt*i4oo ■ .....4{* -00 i'otoa 32
•ZOO Belcher- 37 10 i hd.V 93 iOO -33
4 0 3b 40'J Justice. ._Ct -':> » SeTaca... .28
15 > 1n»U....„ 71 750 Keniuck-Ot> .00 ScorDlon..o4
900 -....7 !-*jo ...._. 07 I'M SL&.-.1... .10
POO Bullion.. ..<>■; 30) Jim-ii..,. . !0< S-NeV 66
10J Caled 211200 24 200 67
10 » iha11ge.. .361700 Occdt 6 '200 68
16()Ch011ar....7t It 0 6:-'joo SHlil 03 j
100 721600 65 51 5turd...1.85 |
SOOCC*V...I.2£ 100 66 .'no Uni0n. ...,«9
11.0 1.22L5. 200 *7* 100 ......40 !
50 Conn 1)6 iOO 71600 Utah .15
1500 f Imp .0 200 73 100 * J0*4...36
900 Con NY. .05 '
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
FRIUAi', August 27-4 p. jf.
Asked. \ BitlAsked.
Alpha C0n..... 15 16 nil* — 06 j
Ana. — lb tistlceu _ — 09 j
And*** _ 18 15 vein net 06 07
Letcher 37 8* Mexican....... 23 24
tmSbjlenK 72 73 Iccideutal..... 70 72
Bullion — 08 LS' iphlr 64 65
t aledonttv 'M 2*2 Overman-. 12 13
Chollar 71 7;., loiosc „ 34 35
t'on.calAV.i... 1.25 1.3" savage. — 28 29
Cbailenga Cox 37 38 -eg. uetchar... 03 10
Con. imperii.. 02 13! scorpion. ...»— 04 06
Conflcence. 95 97 Over Hi 11.... ol 02
en Mew Yore 1.4 — -Serra Ne-rtkLa 67 69
Crown Point... 3* 34 tai:dar.l 1.85 1.90
kxeneauer .... 04 06 l moacnu 41 42
l>uiu .t Uurr/. 48 49U.UU1 16 17
i.*,ia..\uicti. 91 9.1 > KUUVf Jisdtm. 37 ib
STOCK ASU lIOXB EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. August 27-2 F. *
rXITKII STATES SONUS.
Bid Asked. 1 Bid. Asked.
TF4s e0n0.112 ili.%|U S 4sreg... .118411;:^,
Ac new JiM.l ..4 'j — j
MISCKLLANEOCS EONTH.
rai-sicw»ss. 3 - itjattox-i 55.. '-. jot
Elec t, 129 1 30 Ito2d Is 55.. . 10 —
Intra 6s 96 101 Wi 0%. 124 124%
Dpntrstex-cp — 100 P&uAydi. 11 —
iC&n LAP 6s 128Va1295,» l'&Ch Ky 6s. 102 —
J ACliP.lt 6» 1081/2 _ i**;-s- KlUUliinllS
CcaiT-st Kss - 102% heno. WLdfcL - 105
H C«ts6V«,s.lo 2% _ t^ecto &b. - 10J
losAng L 6« - 100 Ibl&NPllSv 103 10334
lioGnteeJ 6s - 101 i-PHKAriz-li 98i*i 99'
Mat-stCble6sl243 — tPRKCaid«. 130 111
lioKyCon 63. 110^111 isPßltC'alS***. 90 95
NatVin6slsi — »00 sPBrRCaISs. 10034106V4
NevC'NglUs. — 103 sVWaterrti. l'Jt,3 8 120 Vi
MP.)- Cut 09. _ liv sVWaterAs. iOi ' lolvj, i
frayu. ha. — 09 t-AK.tuuAJi.Jt — lOji/^
W-ATKB STOCKS.
Contra Costa ."43,4 36 |Sprni Valley 100 —
JdarinCa.... 6u — 1
OAS AND ELECTRIC STO~KS.
Capital. — 25 ll'aciflc bin 1-. ' <fiV.» 4714
Central. rHl^, _ sF'GiSKiec. t7V a 973^
MElecLiga: 9!/s o'/i ~ an Francsco 114 bt>a
u-uiiL^it :>6 — l-Mocxlou is —
Fan C.KJ iiu^ 94 — I
INSURANCE STOCKS.
Flreman'ar^lßo — | .; _
COMMERCIAL RANK STOCK'S.
A no-Cat ... 53% 553,41 Ursi Na.10.1. 184 V 187%
Banaor 235c 2.*t7 , '..ondonP&A. 127% —
Lfcisl^JiiCo 97 100 j M rrch T. . Li -
EAVI.VIIS BANK STOCKS.
ner«*LCo.-13S0 1500 Isnv&Loaa.. _ 100
Pnmfi.S*!. 1160 jbecurlty. .. 251 —
Mutual. 35 40 Uuluu Titus. 950 1050
tl'fimif Uui0n463%485 |
6TRKKT KAtLROAD STOCKS.
California.... ic 9 ill Oats L&tlsj _ 100
Ueary-at....- 40 — jl'reaidio. .... 9 _
taaiaet-at.... 47 47'
FOWD^B STOCKS.
Atlantlnn... 18 17 IHianiOox... 88% 39
California.... — 125 j\ ijorit. „ i*^ 3
Auaterau.... 85 90 i
• *MISCE*t.I.ANKOUS STOCKS.
A taaka Tiers. l' 6V 2 97V4|Nait Vin';o. . — IV-.
Her Lead Co. 100 140 ! OceanlcSSCo 3414 34i/~
HawCitSCa. 21% 22^8 Pac Aux Xv ii/„ 3
JiutchsPua 331/2 34 IPacßoraxCo.loo " —
kltrEXAoau- 9o — |PurtPMiutCd i.B/ 8 —
tAItS- HOKM.NJ bJvaa.J,.
Hoard —
40 Alaska PacKers' Association 96 60
lo Hutchinson is P Co 33 25
3u do no _ 33 371/.
125 Mutual Electric Light. 9 25
25 Oceanic 8 S Co 35 25
60 do do 36 00
50 00 do 36 12y»
70 do do ;... 36 0) "
25 00 do -.... 35 75
25 do do „ _ 35 50
60 do do - 35 25
463 do 00 ...*_..-. 35 00
70 do do 34 87Vi
20 Water 100 OJ
60 do do, s 3 100 00
SALES— At tUI.NuUJi null J-i.
Board—
10 CJlant Powder Con 38 75
5 do do -. 38 87%
125 Hawaiian Commercial 22 00
115 Hutchinson S PCo... 33 60
10 Mutual Electric Light 9 12»A
95 b v Water 100 00
176 Oceanic S Co 35 00
330 do do 34 76
165 no do 34 6)
50 do do 34 37% I
265 do do 34 25
a ♦ ■»
EEAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Pr sci la V. Biddick (i-abJs)to George J. A rider
s' n. lot on S line of Oak street, 110 X of Laguna,
E 27:6 by S 120; $EOCO . '
Estate of Julia Morrison (by F. 8. Wenslnger,
executor) to P J. Moil*.»-ruo, lot on N lln<* of Lom
bard street. 137:6 E of Buchanan, E 64 by N
13/:6- $1650.
P.J and Louisa Mo'lterno to' Glacorao Chiosso,
io-. on N line of Lombard street, 137:6 Eof Bu
chanan, E 27 by N 137:6: «£OO.
Same to Ferdinando BolcellL lot on N line of
Lombard street, 164:6 E of Buchanan, E 27 by .\
137:6: $BCO. ' «
London ai d San Francisco Bank, Limited (b'
G. Ftlcd'lch, attoine.-,) to Lona V. Lincoln (wire
of H. S.) lot on N line of Wathlnt-ton atteet, IV7
F. of First avenue. E 25 b- N 11.7:81,4; $10.
Henry 1 lncoln to same, same; gift.
Hibernla savings and Loan socio y to City and
County of San i raucisco, lot on NW line of
Mission street, 2£3 NE of Hermann, NE 20 by
*NW 75. quitclaim deed: $10.
Daniel C. Bridget and D. C. O'itcnrke (a-s.jinis
trator of the « state <f 1 awrence O'Rourke) to
same. same. quite. aim deed : $10.
Henrie.ta 1. sell).- to Robert T. Baker, lot on si
line of Brs ant street, 80 NE of Gllbirrt, NE 23 by I
se 100; $10.
Jes,ie Mac« (as administratrix of the estate of
Lviitla Mi rrlson) to Howard A. Kellum, ).-.- on .*'
line of Nineteenth street (Bntte), 76 *. of .'crsey
(iiampshir- ), X -bbv N 100; $840.
Am alia Mcd an to Charles A. Mattson, lot on S
line of Twenty-second street (Sierra), 60 E of Ver
mont. K2sby » 100: 10.
Estate of Monroe Greenwood (by executors) to
! Clara N. Setson, lot o ■ I". line of Fourth avenue.
225 Mof 1 ake street. »« 25 by E 120: *10?0 1
ilo3e and Maty K. Mori is to *-arnh M. Thrasher,
lot 0:1 Sj line ot'i; rove or I bir.leth Street, 1 B \V
of Warren. W 25 by S 126. b o«.k 3). lairmoiint;
$.0. .
Lewis F. Wil lams to Thomas L. and Laura Co*
myns, lot on Sr. corner ot . reacent «nd Porter
streets, - 75 by E 23:4. 1- ti (6, 78 and 80, Holll
dav Map A; CI. L,- , _ _
Joseph S. .nd Mary McGinn to Charles B. Rus
sell, .0 a 9 ami 10, block 38. City Laud A:Socla
li a: aso lot oa * line of s aiileystreet, 25 W of
Victoria, W 2 > hv s 100, lot 31. block 39, City
Laud Association: $ OJ.
AUtIEUA COUNTY.
Char'esH sr.d i i llan B Lowell :o Myron T.
lusiub'rv. lot N lineoi i* a^t F:ieventh street. 79 «
X of Second avenue, N 15j by X 32, clock 28.cliu
-1011. Fast Oakland; $10.
Jos-pti P. and A. ary r. Twynian, Lyman 61.
Kennedy and Michael he y (br coinmistioner 1
to Stephen H- Morse, lo: be-flnnlug a a point on
N line lot 26, Temesja. I'ai», and dls ant 113 X
from Bait 'leegriiph ay- nue and 150 .N f.oni letu
esca sireai. thence 1 oni oointof begiunl .g f. 15,
W 13i, N 25, it. I.>l .0 heiti.in u.g, OaKlcnJ Annex:
i CIJOJ.
Ma.iy J. Moss. J.- si E. and Firry 11. Auseon,
Lulu .-. and W llli.ni . ; ylnr to Antone J. Kluir,
lots 22- and 23. bi* 1 k J. amended map Moss Tr. c ,
[ Brooklyn Township; *10.
.M.r..- W. aid Jane. 1 . Diamond to Henry 0
I and Adeline L. Ha a . . lot on i*. .Ine of Bro u\a ,
77 of F:ik n. lav- in-. . 14 :2 by S 50, b< iie ".
12, bloc k 13, map of s. viilon of balf* arte I t<in
Hays and Cjierton 1 rue: to coriect 470 d 22,
Alameda; $3
Fred lu.ll .--ma Si ndelin to Minnie Cooper.
lot 3, clock 0. Lei evue Park Tract, toan Lei na.o,
Eden Township; *10.
John Mcitac 10 Annie McKae. lot on N Ire of
West tenths reet, 115 W of Magnolia, W 90 by
N 119:6, duKlaiid. giit.
E. C. . hapm-I* 1 and W. M. Hatfield (executors
of the esta c 01 Oeorglne O. Lars.-n) to William W.
Cuihbert, all Inur.'-t in the following: I o*. on sW
corner of Eiirhtii «-n 1 Alice streets. 1 .5 by W 27, !
a portion of lots 15. 16 and 17, block B*l Oakland;
also lot on -S line of Klghth sir. 27 W.f Mho,
s 75 by W 24. a portion of 1* ts 15, 16 and 17. b'.octt
80, Oakland; also lot 0:1 W line or Alice sueet,
75 S or Eighth street, W 61, M 1. W 24. S 26.
thence at rlgntMQKles and parallel with s Ine of
Eighth street, 75 a. to W line of Alice, thence N
25 to beaHni g, lot 18 and a portion 01 lot 17,
block 80. 0.-k and; *4140.
J.me ewtou to <*torge I. Bill lot on N line of
Hanover awnu *, 300 W of Newton avenue, W
100 by N 145 East Oakland: $10.
Mountain Yew Cemetery Association to Mrs.
Kaie.i K. Jensen, lot 31 in p. at 40. Mountain
View CeniH « y, Oakland Township: $103
Edward Jr. and Isadora 1)1. ion ■«> C. W. Moores,
lot on E line of Tremont street, 105 N of Essex, N
100 by F. 129:5, block X, Newbury Tract. Berke
ley: *:o.
Alexander Heyi emann to William R> ad. lot on
swum n.f Bowdltch street a 1 d Bancroft way,
s 130:3 t-y W 6U beligthe A 13(.i,4 teet of the E
50 feet of lot 5, block 10, College Homes. cad,
Berkelei-; a so lot on E line ot Poplar street, It- 4
J? of sixeenth. S 40 by c 115, lot 3, blocs 585,
Oakland: C* .
Mur.- Dougery to Margaret Dougery. undivided
half of lot on *-> Hue of channmg way. i)ut) W 01
Fulton stree - , Wsoby is 135, portion of lot 7,
bio- k 3, map of property of college Homestead
Association. Berkeley, subject to mortgage; g.ft.
F. A. Lodge to Anna L. iianforih, lot on SK line
of Grant avenue, 672.78 NE lrom NE line of
county rood, Oakland to San leandro, NE 60, sE
101. hW 60, NW 100.19 t •■ beclunlng. lot io and
portion of oi 16, luinbu.l Tract, Brooklyn Town
ship; $10.
Agnes Spaiz to Agnes Spatch Hautch (wife of
H.), lot on E line 01 Harrison avenue, 150 N of
'leuih street, N 25 by E 110. being portion of lot
I 8, block L, Huntington Tract, Brooklyn Town
ship: gift
B^rtranJL. and Cora E. 1 I. her to Albert H. Atk
ermsn. lots 16 to 19, " ap of Bed Hose Tract, sub
j ci 10 contract made b tween Bert rand L FTsher
and Perry E. Maddux dated November i 9, 1895,
Brooklyn township; $10.
M. and Cathe a. McCana to Mason C'arnea, lot
o. Sllne of Railroad avenue, 160 W of Prospect
street. W 160 by s 265, beini portion of AUcnln
baugh 22c-acre tract, quitclaim died, Alameda;
410.
William and Lina Schneider to Henry E. Hen
derson, lot 0:1 NW . orner ot Mitchell and Saunders
stress, N 88:9 by W 40, portion of lot 36. Uhirar
delil Tract, Biooklyn Town -hip; $622.
Builders' Contracts.
C. H. Ball with H. 11. Larsen, excavation, brick
work, eta, tor a two-story frame building on SE
corner of Washington and Baker streets; *1380.
Elizabeth A. Knowles with William Plant, to
erect a one-s:ory cottage on N line of Twenty-third
street. 162:9 E of .\ oe, $1900; plans by owner.
Frank Kayaer with W. li. Kenuey, to erect a
two-story building on E line of Devuauero street, j
52:814 S of Washington. $2300; Chr. Kosseau,
architect.
Wells, Fargo * Ca with Buck-man Contracting
Company, excavating and bulkheadlitg for Wells,
Fargo * co.s Express building on N corner Sec
ond and Mission streets, $1700; Percy A Hamil
ton. ar^hl.i-c.s.
John « o 11:. with James A. Cotter and E. N. I
Jones, toereci a two-story frame building on SK
corner Precita avenue and Mission street, $2560; !
E. N. Jones, architect.
HOTEL AKRIVALS.
PALACE hotel.
Miss A Sterry.SanDlego D c ( o Her Jr. Cil
CBi-hop, Cleveland S A Burnhim, Chicago
J D rout. Ch co Mrs J D snroul. Chico
Ft Lusk, Chico A 11 Cass. Denver
Mrltainbrldge.w&b. M J Clark Mich
Mrs X a Robins Mich it J i d wards, san Jose
J J Clayton, San Jose S L' n*;, Chiia:o
il BGleaaon, Los Ang Mis ii B Gleason, Cal
W T IleflVr.-iaii, Yuma MUs Leaiock, l-uieka
Mrs W Feiinell, Napa JF* I.nnatra n, Palo Alto
Mrs M Parker, i el HA Thayer. Palo Alto
W X Stokes. NY' JH Kinkead, Nevada
W T -m.th, Elko Miss smith. Eluo
C Sweeney, Spokane Miss Ct M Ham Ron.
W E Burk. md Mr* L H F.rw.n, i v are
Mrs W X Bnrk. Inl F" Bark. Vacaville
Mrs V Back, Vacaville Mrs J M Martin, N V
Mrs S S Martin. N V Miss Hen i< rson, N V
Mrs s A Hen nriou, NY' Mrs II F; Sheiwood, Cal
J A Griffin, .-tanf rd SP Erwln, 'lulaie
F a Wot, Stockton P X Walker, Stanford
W C Clop; on. NY R D Stephens, Sacto
T J McCartny. Los Ang E C Howe, ilnna
G Moger. Brooklyn J Mar', N V
Myrtle M Golly. '1 uscon T C Lie ben Berlin
C R Thorburu. N V
GRAND HOTEL.
M Boss. S Carolina E O'Connell, Mass
J II Glide. Sac o C A stan, Por.lau l
C r. **- immons &fy, 111 Mrs J 1 riichard. 111
itev R S center &wf, 111 C T Wllkl ison, < al
M Carter, Irvinutoii F' A Dnrour. sac o
J l'aikii.son, I'aloAllo Fl Jacobs, i.erkel-y
R J rkelton. Sonera D A.iiler *. wf, Sucto
A W Filter Redding F D Bendixsen, Flureka
A Wood it wf, 1 ulare 11 G ie. Alison, Cal
Mrs J B C.eveiand, cai Mrs J W Swain, Mo
V .1 liauc.-:, chico JV Miller, Healdsburg
GG Holiday, Vallej-J H J Emery it wf, Mich
CRul\ J McMillan. San Jose
s P F.rwin & wf. Tulare Mrs > Runyon. Cal
W M Nuner Jr.Cal Miss Or* uuuyon Cal
J J McClellan & wf. 111 J H Dutcher. Liverrnore
F' 11 Ward, Oakland A W Han, l.oseburg .
W 11 Dixon, Orovilie S (' Walker A wf, cal
W H Payne <k wj. Cai G Pnlliips, Sucto
II D i leu. Sun Jose OB i rake. Wallace
W it i.iiflcl tV < at Sll Rice, Suißiin
Mrs Hasting.*! it d, Cal Mrs it.thjl, saco
Hugn Carry, S.cto C c nrt»r. Cal
Thomas, :-au*.ulito W i. chapman, Cal
N Lowenlhal, Pa Miss Sfcimuid, Sucio
Mrs J CaVsnegb. Cal J L Pendleton. < onn
Misi E cavauagh Cal Miss Ei la Cava tiagh, Cal
BALDWIN HOTEL.
E H Cook, Globe, Ariz P M Kuehnrlrh.Chlcago
Dr M Waldo. Fresno Dr P E Pelleri**-. Fresno
L B Palmer. w&sn.LosA 11 P Barker, Liv -rmore
C M Savage, N V Mrs J s t otiti .ft uaugh-
Mlia B Ptiett, San Jose ters. ran Jose
W WMcDougalt. Dd spgs I Kuhn.P ymouth, Cal
C Wei. r.lr &w,Vali jo J A Nomaiio, La
MrsWaue.&d, Ha n Jose s W Newell, Stockton
O E Hansiiln, Stockton
NKW WESTERN HOTF^L.
W G Rainer & w, Cal J WI cox, New Zealand
It P Peck. Fresno W J O'A.-il, Fresno
J Wl.liams, Oakland J li Fossati, Oanland
T Guy. Oaktnnd J Riley. Oakland
W i.rrran, I'ort and J ciiickn.an, Hartford
F' Hickman. Hartford Miss B i iceman, llrtfrd
M Stiver A w. Salinas Mrs R J Vieno, salines
MEETING NOTICES.
CP^g= EXCELSIOR DEGREE m&iw/,**.
lasts' Lodge No. 2, I. O O. I'.-Regu- *# S *^^
lar meeting 111 IS EVENING. Third **fe?s«!!sg !
degree will be conferred. --^/ihv***-**
A. K. KINGSF-ORD, D. IT.
P^S :, OFFICERS AND M EMBFJRS OF*,*^
to**-^ the Austrian Benevolent Society— sjaj^g
You tire hereby notified to assemble air^'fig?
your ball. 413 suiter st. on SUNDAY. V^gS
August 29. at 8 o'clccx sharp, to participate i., „ur
tweiny-seventh annual peine and excursion at
California >chnetzen Park. San Raf c.. i-ociety
leives on 9:30 bunt. ' Fines for non-attendance will
be strictly enforced. By order
J. W. TA.\E ART, President.
a. Connich, Secretary
jr^= A M FETING OF THF; OLD FRIENDS'
1&*& society was held last * vening, Aukusl27.
It was unanimous y agreid ibat J. E. SLINKF.Y,
fur mer.y .ec.etaiy. be dropi ed from the roll, and
E. HF.YMAN aid F. F. LoKD were exieded
lrom the Society.
TOM SAWYER, President
W. A. f colt ay. Financial -ice ary.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
epgp* POSITIVE PROOFS, BONA FIDE
&-*' owner, Gostave sincier. of this properu,
16 and 16V» siiernmii, la d 1 a Cleveland st., op-
posite Columbia square, sau Franclsca Occupied
by forcible, unlaw ml ccciiptnts twenty-six months
■ ix legal notices were served on them to vacate.
Gift d. Ed recorded In Hall of Becoid , New city
Hall, San Francisco, June 11. Mort aged July 22,
189j. Deed lerorded again May 28. 1816. Sec-
ond morg-.7e, to secure interest on flr.it. Decem-
ber 16. 8»i Affidavit re orded agains James J.
F'llnn, I tiu.'thy V. i reacy, street c n tractors,
aia.ii-t vi nimoiis No. 49,357, dated December 31,
tfe9i. Witness, mtrtiiia Uszynskl.
5»-_S=» THEY ARE CLOSING OUT DRESS
l*-*' goods, corsets, hosiery, underwear, bed-
spreads. .owes, taLle-covers, laces, eiubrollerv,
linings! trimmings, veilings, etc.. very cheap at
Ploi.er DiyGouds Store. lod Flf h st.
ff M- M3!E. M 1 1< A NDA. ELKCTRIC AND
Or— r vapor baths. Room 31. 1122 .Market st.
JT^gr" MRS. DR. FisH. 36U, GEARY, ROOMS
OrJy i and 3; electrician; alcohol Turkish baths-
without a rival.
jjK3S*» 1«0J BUSINESS CARDS $1 60. 25 Vlfc-
bF-JS' Ring cards 26c. HILL, 221^ Geary si.
|t^» BAD IEN ANTS EJEcTF.Ii FOR *4
»-*' rolleciions made: aty or country. Paclflo
Collection Co., 415 Montgy at., zoom 6; tel. 6680.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1897.
CHURCH NOTICES.
|3> CENTRAL MKTHOhI-1 EPISCOPcL
***' Chinch, Mission St.. net. Sixth and Sev-
enth—Rev. >.. p. Hille, V.D.. pastor: R V. Watt,
Sunilav-school superintendent: J.J. Morris, musi-
cal dlr'ctor; 11. M. Bosuorth. onanist. The
l-astor will p each at li a m and 7:-6 p. M. Morn-
ing subjec'. '-The Pre-eminence of Cnrist" Even-
ing, Kings' Daughters' service sermon by the
pastor, a bj<ct, ■'Consecrated Womanhooa." • Spe-
cal music under the direction of Mr. Morris.
Sunday-school 1 p. m Young people's meeting
6:30 p. it. All are welcome.
ffjp TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH, 8 X-
■*£'& teenth aid Mart-et st<. — Frank F. Jewetl,
D.D., pastor. The pas or will preucn. Morning
subj-ct, "'Lessons (-athered on a Historic Moun-
tain." Evening subj-ct, "P.obebllitles and Cer-
tainties About Our Fn ure; \» hat We May and
Shall Be." sonde-* -school a: 12:4 p.m. League
I meeting at 6:3'» p. M.
i z.
K^B" CAI.IFOP. lA-VI'RF.F;T MKTHODIST
I*26' Kptscopal C'hiiron, corner California and
Broderlci strew. a— Rev. J. W. Phelps pastor.
Morning service, 11 t'coclt: Mibjec: "Heaven."
j- vening service, 7:45 o'clock; subject, "Hell."
sents free. All invited.
SITUATIONS WANTED- FEMALE.
GOOD OIitLSFOR ALL KINOSOr' WORK AT
the Pacific i m loymeit Agency, 328 Geary
at.; open evenings, 1 el. Brown 401.
L'MPLOYMENT OFFICE— MRS. LAMBERT,
XU 4i7 Powell st. (i el. Main 533.), lurnishes best
help of ail uatioiia'.itiea
SWEDISH GIRL FROM THE EAST WISHES
situation to do housework lv small family or
second wor*; no boarding-house or hotel need
apply. 306 Eddy st.
COMPETFJNT WOMAN WISHES A POSITION
as working housekeeper: good cook and laun-
dress: good references. 2759 Mission st.
"YOUNG -OUTHERN LADY WISHES POSI-
i X tlon as housekeeper; city or country. Call 234
O'Fariell at, rooms 4-5.
YOUNG WIDOW, BTRANGER, WISHES TO
X make herself generally useful. 223 Mason st.,
loom 5.
EXPERIENCED YOUNG GERMAN GIRL
J wants a managing housekeeper's place: city ir
country: widower's home preferred. Room 8,
207 Post st.
"yoL'NG GIRL JUsT FROM THE EAST DE-
X. sires to secure a lucrative bousekeeper's place;
bachelor's or widower's home preferred. . b2l Mis-
sion at., room 6.
YOUNG STRONG GERMAN WOMAN
1 wants washing. Ironing or cleaning by the day,
$1 and carfare. St, 1126 Folsomst., bet. seventh
and Eighth.
Strong woman, FIRsT-Ci ASS COOK.
t ' wishes position In p ivate faml y, boaidlng-
house or ranch. Address E. L., box 7, Call office,
Oakland.
SWEDISH GIRL WISHES WORK by the
day; washing, ironing or housecleanlng. Please
call or write, 266 Minna st.
WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE DAY;
« ' washing, ironing or any kind of work. Call or
address 312 Sixth St., room 14.
yuUSO WIDOW (iKMUKS A POSITION AS
1 h uselceeper in widower's home and will do
plain mending. 126 Fourth St., room 21, 2d floor.
YOUNG WIDOW WISHES POSI'I lON AS
X housekeeper; In bachelor's or widower's home
preferred; plain sewing dune. 106 Fourth st., r. -..
JMR-.T- CLASS DRESSMAKER, PERFECT
F fitter, wish's more engagements; 5-i 26 per
day. Address 615 Larkln st.
SIIUATION WANTED BY PROTESTANT
O woman In American fam.ly; good cook: will
da house woru. Call 1.4 Hayes st.
COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES SITUATION
as cook aud laundress, ca'l 306 Hayes st;
I)KSPECTABLE LADY WITH LITTLE GIRL
t deiires position as housekeeper; can take full
charge: home an obj.-ct rather than salary. It. 8.,
box 36, Call.
CANDINAVIAN GIRL WISHES POSITION
SCANDINAVIAN GIRLWISHKS POSITION
to do second work or housework: first-class
leferences. 414 Folsomst.
yul'.N'tj GIRL FROM THE EAST WISHES A
J- position as housekeep-r; widower's home. 116
Sixth st., room 6.
KELIABLE YOUNG WOMAN WI-HES
place to cook In a mining camp or on ranch;
good leferences. A. A. A., box 44, call.
SPANISH WIDOW FROM CUBA WISHES
position as hcusepeeper for bachelor or elderly
gentleman. App y 906 Market, rm. 22, afternoon.
4 '1 TRACTIVE YOLN* LADY. sTItANGER
-TV In city, wants a good position: widower's home
or country ho. el preferieu. Loam 2. 12oy Geary
YOUNG EASTERN LaDY WITH SMALL
X capita', out of a position, would like a business
partner. 0 Powell 5.., room 8.
VUL'S.. WluOW WISHES SITUATION AS
J. housekeeper In widow-r's home. 202y 3
Stockton St., room 16, 11 to 10 P. it.
Jsßi-NCU YOUNG L.'DV WISHhS Posi-
t ion as seamstress in private family cutting
and fitting and dressmaking, i all 23 John St., off
Mason, bet. Jackson and Pacific. *
YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL, SPr.AKS <;ER-
-1 man fluently, wants a housekeeper's position;
hotel or widower's home pret'ened; city or coun-
try. Room 11, 223 Post st.
/ ' ERMAN LADY WISHES 2 B CHILDREN
\J to bi ard; . motherly care; terms moderate.
1334 Turk st.
SITUATION TO DO UPSTAIRS WOP.X BY
neat, competent youug gin; plains wing aud
mending, ..ddress B L., box 1, Call Office.
yOUNG FRENCH WIDOW OF' SOME EXPh*
X rience wants a permanent place us hou e.eep-
er; iKy or country. 1241/ a Geary St., room 4.
pEFINKD OUTHERN LADY WISHES PO-
xii s.tion as housekeeper for widower. Call or ad-
dresi 105 Grove St.
A-OUNG RUSSIAN LADY DESIRES A
X working housekeeper's place: country hotel
or widower's homo preferred Room 2, 223 Post.
YOUNU GIRL WANTS PLACE AT DRESS-
X making. Apply 214 Steuart st.
TTKNTION. LADIrS — FIRST-CLASS
dressmaker would like evening work at home:
cutt*".g and fitting at If.-i 60 a suit*, i ommunica c.
wlu x X., 3988 Twenty-fourth st., who will call
on you .it the evenlug,
4 MARKET ST.— BRANCH OFFICE v****" HIE
CALL: want ads and -inscription* taken.
ANTED— BY LAPY LATELY FROM THE
it East position to do upstairs wor-c; is gcod
leamstress. Inquire GUI 3 ,* Linden live.
YOUNG WOMAN. RECENTLY from eng-
X land, wishes a position as housekeeper for
bachelor orwidower. li 7 Eddy s., room 1.
Ar I - LAicKiN— BRANCH OFFICE OF' THE
■Ui*c* c.iLL. Subscriptions ami want ads taken.
ENOLISH WIDOW WJSHKB SITUATION AS
housekeeper for bachelor or widower: city or
country. 15i,*a Turk st., room 18, second floor.
EttMAN WIDOW FKOM EAST WISHES
position to make herself generally useful. Call
bet. IS) and 9 p. m., 16Vi Turk st.. room 15.
V OUNG PARISIAN LADY OF GOOD FAMILY
X wants to secure nice place as housekeeper-,
country villa or widowers* home preferred. Rooms
lOanu 11, 122 Post St.
/'I C — BRANCH OFFICE OP THE
cll*L» CA" !.. Subscriptions «n*i want ads taken.
SITUATIONS WANTED-3IALE.
CHINESE <fc JAPANF&E; Esl'D 20 YEARS
lielp:iel.m*un 1907. BRADLEY it .640 Clay
|_| UNTLKit CO.. chi.nf.sf; AND JAPaNF.SE
XI emp. office, 614 i/ 2 California st., lei. main 231.
Chinese and Japanese employment
J office; best help. 4141/2 o'Farretl. Tel. E. 426.
JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT I* Cn.fi. A U, 709
0 oeary su Tel. Suiter 2125.
AN OF EXPERIENCE -WISHES STEADY
situation as foreman or laborer on orchaid,
vineyard or wlne-cell»r; very hand/ with carpen-
ter and blacksmith tools: best or references from
former employer*. Addresi Vlneyardist, box 63,
Call.
RESPECTABLE man AND WIFE WANT
situations on a wine ranch; man understa ds
all vineyard and cellar work; wife Is aco id cook
and hcusekeeper: gcod reference. Address X
box 39, call i ffice.
POSITION AS superintendf;ntorman-
agerof large vlney..rl or wlnerv by thoroughly
competent ma i : 15 years' experience In Calllor-
i la: good reference. W. It. oox 60, Call.
SITUATION BY JEWISH YOUNG MAN*
many years' experience In clothing line; small
wagits; best letereuces; four weeds' services
gra.ls C. D., box 1.
YOUNG MAN WHO CAN FURNI H BEST
A of re erences as to sobriety and steadiness
wishes situation In wholesale store.- Addiesi
Holdfast, box 95, Call ffice.
IpXPEUIENCF.D MAN AND WIF-*. WISH
-J hotel or ranch work; woman cm do plain
cooking or chamberwork; man has 16 years' ex-
perience; best references, p. R. E., box 179, Call
GARDENER ANTS PLACE IN PRIVATE
family; generally useful; un .erstands horses:
can milk: moderate wages. Aduress P. M., 074
Sixteenth st , East Oakland. «-,o*t»
L'!R»T- CLASS CHINESE COOK WISHES
d,, 8 ' l "" t ,°' , „ J. a i . 1| y or bo.rdtng-house. QUONG
wiau »laG, 819 Dupont st.
SITUATION BY STEADY MAN OF 43, TO
iJ look after the Interest of lady's or gentleman's
business: city or cuuutry: well versed In city real
estate; or woo d nurse and travel- with Invalid;
best of reference. .Address steady, box 139, Can.
/' 'l -X LARKIN— BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
,y- L V CALL; cubacriptions and want ads taken.
•TTTUATIONH WASTED-ConMnn-n.
PR'CTICAL AND THEORE ITCAL MINI
eng neer and metallu gist and prospector of
over 30 years' reputation on the Pacific Coast and
I loneer miner and explorerof Alaska: tt'.oiOJ*,hly
aiquaiuted with Yukon River and tributary re-
gions, wish, s situation either as mining expert
and engineer to prospect or to lea a party of pros-
pectors into '.he Vukoti country this coating spring.
For particulars address Yukon, box CO, Call Office.
AN AND WIFE (NO CHILDREN), EX PER-
ienced in all kinds of ranch and fruit work.
want to take charg jof small ranch. R. t box 125,
Ca.l i ffice. . -. ' -. ,■'"--.
"EXPERIENCED FARMER AND FRUIT-
Xli grower: understands priming and taking care
of atiy ranch and an all-round hand/ man; good
reterenccs. G. B. E., box 119. call Office.
"VOUNO RELIABLE INDUSTRIOUS COACH-
X man a. id gardener; handy around place; good
references. G. R. E., box 151. Call office.
FIRST-CLASS PAINTER AND POLISHER
J 1 wants position in hotel or college; wil, do jan-
itor work; sober and has tirst-class references. A.
JOHNSON. 255 Harriett st.
GARDENER »'R MAN AB'iUT PLACE, CAN
dr.ve and milk, wants good place; English,
Heed 30: good appearance; Excellent references.
G. G., 533 Sacr.Miieuto st.
YOUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION; ANY
kind of work; city or country understands
horses, cows and garden: good reference. Address
J. A. MacDONALD. i:l4 Third sl
WINCHESTER, HOUSE 44 1 HIRO ST.. NR
Market: 200 rooms. 25c to SI 60 per night;
(1 60 to go per week; convenient and respectable,
lice bus and bacgage to and from ibe lerry.
■—--'—-—
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
COOK, MONTEREY COUNTY, «25; 2 GF.R-
yj man second girls and sent g, 9*o and 925;
French or German chambermaid and sewing. (20;
laundress hotel. $25: 4 cooks, German style. $25
and S3O; waitreai, hotel, $20: res aurant coo
f 8 week, and a i reat many girls to fill our numer-
ous situations In city and ctuntry. J. F. CRO-
SeTT it CO., 316 Sutter st.
WANTED— l OUNG WOMAN AS ROOK-
keeper and cashier; one who Is intelligent ana
Understanns the busincs t ; salary $26 -nd i. ml.
Apply to J. F. CROsE IT & CO , 316 Bui».«r st
WANTED— COOK, $40 AND INCREASE: AN
American preferred; one who understands
her business, capable of cooking for 126 people
and ha idling her assistants intelli entiv; for a
person capable and Intelligent thl-i <s a first-class
s tuation. Apply to J. F. CROS..TT A CO., 316
fcutt.r st.
HEAD WAITRESS. C. R. HANSEN A CO..
118 Geary st.
tf GOOD ARM AND CHECK WAITRESSES,
— St; a week; no Sunday work. C. K. HANSEN
A CO., 108 Geary st.
1 INCH WAITRESS, flt'C GIRL FOR
J -"bakery and asilst. $15. girl lor Alameda,
snail a mer can family, $20: g.rl for Laikspur,
$20, see pa tv here: laundr.-ss. country hotel,
*.!d: 18 girls for housework, $16. $20. C. R.
HANSEN & CO.. 108 Geary St. '
Cook AND WAITRESS FOR the SAME
<* country hotel. $40: call « ar y. c. R. HAN-
SEN A Ci 108 Geary st.
J^RENCH GIRL FOR SECu.MI WORK, $20.
I I C. R. HANSEN A CO.. 108 Geary st.
O GIRLS. SECOND WORK. $2.1, $25: GERMAN
tU or Swedish preferred. C. R. HANSEN A cO.,
108 Geary su
OUSKWOP.K, SACRAMENTO $-5, STCCK-
tou $15, Alameda $15, end other towns;
10 housework gins, city, $20 and $26; 6 youug
girls, assist, $10 to $16. MISS CULLEN, 3.3
cutler st.
LAUNDRESS, $25 TO $30; SECOND GIRL
$25: second gin, Oakland, $20. MISS CUL-
LEN, 323 suiter st. ; V" ...
CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS, 120;
country note ; see party here. MISS CUL-
LEN. 323 Sutterst.
FRENCH NURSE, $20; NURsE, $20. MISS
' CULLEN, 323 Sutter.
DEFINED NURSE. CHILD 5 YEARS OLD,
-It $15. MISS CULLEN. 323 Sut.erst.
O PROTESTANT NURSES, INSTITUTION,
— $20 to $25. Miss CULLEN. 323 Sutter it.
"INFANT'S NURSE, $25. MISS CULLEN, 323
-I Sutter st. ■".--. ;-* Xi
GERMAN OR FRENCH SECOND GIP.L $25.
VJT MIS CULLEN, 323 Sutter St.
■\tf:at GIRL. two in family, $15. miss
J-S CULLEN, 323 Suiter sU
VI AID AND SEAMSTRESS. SLEKP HOME,
iVI $20 to $25. MlSj> CULLEN, 323 -u-ler st.
\\T ASH WOMAN. MISS CULLEN, 323
"1 Sutter
IKL, GEARY ST., $25; GIRL, FRANKLIN,
vJ $25; tin. Fresno Countvs $JU, see party here:
girl, Washington. $20: girl, Crot-kett, $25; girl.
Palo Alto, $20; girl, Alameda, $20; girl Buchan-
an, $20; girl, sieiner, $20: girl. Pine, $-.0; girl,
Union, $2u; girl, Fulton, $20; girl. Central aye,
$20: 20 German, 15 Swedish and 9 Danish girls;
25 girls, $15; 30 young girls, $8. $10 and $12 per
month, a sist. etc., nice families. MARTIN &
CO., 749 Market sL lgmg
2 WAITRESSES, OAKLAND, CAL.. 815 AND
room each; 2 lunch waitresses: waitress. $6 a !
wee*: 3 extra waitresses: 3 waitresses, city. $15;
3 waitresses, country. $20 and room; chamber- j
maid and wait some, $15 and room: waitress. •*: 5 j
a week: waitress,' Berkeley, Cai.; waitress to go ;
south; cook and waitress, $40 and room: 9 wait- \
resses, $15 and room. MARTIN A CO., 749 Mar- j
ke st.
COOK AN!) WAITRESS. $45 AND ROOM; j
cook and helper, $40 and ro->ni: cook, $ 0 and
room; cook. $.'5 and room: ranch cook, $20, etc.
MARTIN A. CO., 749 Market su
1
I BONER, SMALL LAUNDRY, $25, ROOM, '
board, etc. : Itoner, country laundry. $35; man
and wlte. sma 1 laundry, $:-.0, room, board, etc.
MARTIN & c 0., 749 Market st
n SECOND GIRLS. $20 EACH: 3 SECOND
— girls, $15 each; nur etlri, $10: fame house. !
MARTIN A CO, 749 Markets!.
WOMAN AND CHILD. RANCH HOME. $15.
*1 ec: cal early. MARTIN A CO., .49 Mar-
ket at.
COOK, FAMILY OF 3. $2": COOK, RANCH I
\J heme. $25; cook, rl<e f .mID-. $30: took, I
Palo Alto, *25. MARTIN A CO., 749 Market st.
WOMAN, COOK FiR MEN ON VINEYARD
" Napa County. $16 an « fare paid; woman with I
a child, lignt pla c. er, a n;,y. 410. good hornet
middle-aged woman, second work, coi**ntry: ranch !
c ok. $20; 25 girls end women tor housework ano I
cooking, country. MURRAY A READY, i*adiiic- 1
F.mploymen A(.e .is, 634-636 Clay St.
pIRLSOF ALL NATIONALITIF:s To FILL
vi va lous positions. MRS. Lambert, 417
Powell s.'.
WANTED- AT 7I6 VALENCIA ST.. A FIRST-
'S class tailoress to work on coats and pants;
none Lut expeilenced need apply.
WANTED-THO ROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
ft clo.sk saleswoman. A py 6.3 Market st.,
r. 7, from 11 a. m. to 1 p. m and from 3 to 6 P. if.
\\rANTED-F.R^'-CI,ASB GLOVE SALES
»» woman. Apply 623 Market St., from 11 a.
to 1 p. m. and «rom 3to 6 P. if.
wanted -II iri>resser : must UN-
»' derstatid dressing: steady position. Call at
Fashion Hairs: ore, 459 Thirteenth st., Oakland.
a I !.^' ; TICK FO R hairdressimT
A 2618i,i Market st
GIRL To ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK; REF-
erences. Call 9to 12, 2114 creen 8..
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE*
»* work: wages $15. 206 sienari st,
/ ' EBMAN OR i- DISH GIRL FORGENER-
VJ al housework; 10 to 2. 2219 Jon* sat.
GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
work; wages $15. 1316 Pacific at.
r\roU»G GIRL TO DO LIGHT HOUSEWORK.
-L 1201 Fo som st.
WAN'IED— ASSIST WITH HOUSE
work, a pply 1928 Sutler st.
EXPERI NCED NLRsEi.IRL FOR 1 WE i X:
eat aud sleep at home: wages $4 2014 Sutter.
NUMBER OF WOMEN WANTED TO CUT
ai fruit for canning; comfortable workroom;
fiuit dellveied to workersand removed; nollf lng
required; lurnlshed rooms In pr.va e families for 2
or 3 persons at $1 to SI 60 per week, wltn us ;of
kitchen. Write immediately to Los Gatos Can-
neries, Les Oatoe, CaL
GIRL'IO ASSIST IN HOUSEW . RK: WAGES
$12. HrNKY MOHNS, 1207 Beuton su,
narrow gauge, Morton station, Alameda. -
EXTRA. VOLUNTEER SINGERS • FOR
J ■ cotcn and Irish nights. Mechanics' Fair.- Ad-
dress J. 'AV. McKE>ZIE, 624 Fddy at.
f»l ' LARKIN— BRANCH OFFICE OF .THE
l)lo CALL subscriptions and want ads taken.
GERMAN < IKL "FOR GENERAL HoUSE-
work: 2lu lamly. 1904 Sutler st.
IWrSAT Yo'JNG GEIiMAN -, GIRL LIGHT
Is housework: assist In bakery. , 914 Dolores st.
\V OMAN DISHWASHER IN RESTAURANT,
*' 927 Howard st.: also girl lake care cnlhtren. ;
OUNG LADY PRINTER WHO IS WILLING
A to solid some: » 6 weekly. 31 Third. - ;
OPEKATORS 'ON OVERALLS. LEVI
il. A Uss <fc CO., factory 8-^Vi Fremont st.
4. MARKET SI. — BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
r Call: want ads miv fctabscrlptions taken. '<-
I EARN DRESS -AXING AND MILLINERY
j at the only schoci receiving the go a medal:
patterns to order 25c. WELL'S, 103 Foal au
HELP WANTED-Continnert.
Tut OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE;
I J'l Winchester House, 44 Third St., near Market:
j 200 rooms: 'Joe to $1 50 per night: $1 50 to $6
per ween.; free bus and baggage to and from ferry.
ONE FRENCH TAILOR SYSTEM. WITH IN-
structions. given away each - month. S. F.
Dresscutii. ig saloon, 916 Market su
1 -X*7 Ni.vlii BRANCH OFF AC It OF
J. ' ) i la* CALL; kUOecripuo.i 4.11U '. wav« ana
taken. .*r* *.-*■• •*;£* ,-■ ■
HELP WANTED-MALE.
I OY FOR RESTAURANT. $5 A WEEK,
•' board, etc ; errand-bovi; 2 boys for ho el
work; boy fir butcher-shop. MARTIN" A CO.,
j 749 Market st. yjl !*/
DI-HWASHKR $15 AND ROOM: VFGF>
table man, $4 50 a week: dishwaiher. $5 week:
dishwasher, $20 aud room. MARTIN A CO., 749
Markei sU
\\' AITKH, LUNCH AND BAR. $25, CITY: 3
" waiters, country hotels, $25 and room, waiter,
city, 825 and room. MAKTIN A CO- 749 Market.
I)ANCH COOK, $16; BOARDING-HOUSE
t cook $25 and room; cook, Nevada. $30 and
loom. MARTIN A CO., 749 Market sL
3 waiters, $.'0 AND ROi m : 2 wait-
ers, $15 and room: waiters, $30 and room.
MARTIN it Cj„ 749 Market St.
srf;*taurant cooks, 18, «9 and $10 a
week and room- MA IT it CO., 749 Market. .
SAUSAGE-MA KEK, $50 PER MONTH MAR-
TiN A CO., 749 Market. st
*) IRONERS STEAM LAUNDRIES MARTIN-
A. A CO., 749 Market st.
BLACKSMITH, COUNTRY SHOP. MARTIN
it CO., 749 Market st.
BUTTE H-MAKER. $30, ETC. MARTIN &
CO, 749 Market st.
■UTAITER, $8 A WEEK. MARTIN A CO.. 749
"» Market st.
ft 190 TO *' PER MONTH AND FOUND
*J> 1 ti-i" paid per month for places we have to
giveaway, such as welldrll'er for standard rig, 16
day; tool dresser and sharpener. $3 day and found;
150 laborer, nnd teamster , city and country job.
from $1 "■>, $1 60, $1 60 day and $26 per month
and found; offoeaier for a brickyard; bilckmolder.
%'i 50 day: 60 farmers, hard and vineyard
hands, $30, $.6, $20 per mo ith and found: boy for
a city garden. $15 and found; 3 milkers: cheese-
maker; blacksmith and borsesboer. MURRAY
A REaDY, 634 and 636 Clay at.
GRAPE-PICKERS, MEN AND BOYS; NO
experience required: $30. *26, $23 and $20
month and found: come one. come all. MURRAY
& READY, 634 and 636 clay st.
"V'FS, WE ARE NOW IN A RFEHIVE OF
X work; everybody come along and look at our
bulletin-hoards: they contain 865 jobs: can't you
plck one job 10 suit yon out of 86.-? sawmill and
woods help, 60 men for sawmill and woods, $26
and $20 per month and found, free fare: 60 wood-
choppers, $2 6 1 cud. to- Is and food furnished: 65
tiemakers. 6xB, 7 and 8 f.ot ties. MURRAY it
READY, 634 and 636 day st.
IQKMoitE FRUIT-PICKFRS FOR SANTA
1 OO Clara, Napa, Fresno, Tulare, sonoma, Ala-
meda and < ontrn t'osta counties. MURRAY A
READY, 634 and 636 Clay St.
FARMER AND WIFE, $36 AND FOUND:
tarnie- and wife, $25 and found. MURRAY it
READY. 634 and 636 Cay St.
EAILUOAD MEN, LABORERS AND TEAM-
sters — We want 160 men, tree tare, $176,
1 ! 2 ai.d $2 2"> a day: foreman for a scraper gang.
MURRAY it READY. 634 -snd 636 Clay at
2 carloads of men and boys wan i ed
for a larpe bank and syndicate, we have se
cure.i tuo special cars to take these men to the
vineyards of companies, no experience required
on this job; men to pice grapes, $23 per mo-uh
and found; men to work in wine cellars. $23 and
found; men to work in p-cktns-houses, $23; men
to drive 2 horses, $23 and found: men to wor* In
drying-houses, $*.3 and touna; men to box raisins,
etc.. .*?•-. -i and found: men 10 pck ail kinds of
fruit. i $23 and found; men as general utility
I men, $^3 aid found: no office fee charged, as the
bank and corpoiaiions of this job pay us your
office fee. MURRAY A READY, 634 and" 636
Clay st.
3 COOKS, $38 AND $40; 2 DISHWASHERS,
$15 and $20: 3 waiters, $25 and $30: second
cook, $25: camp waiter, $20; dishwasher for a
crew of grape-pickers $:0 and fouud. MURRAY
A READY, b34 and 636 Clay st.
ISHWA*HER, $30. ONE $25, ONE $"-0.
country hotel. $25: vegetable man, $20: boy
to wash dishes. (12: 3 waiter-boys, $213: Germ
waiter, 20. C. R. HANSEN it CO.. 108 Geary.
A(\ MOKE RAILROAD MEN TO GO NORTH,
TV $1 75: boaid $4 20. C. R. HANSEN dt CO.,
108 Gear/ St.
MAN AND WjFE. PRIVATE PLACE; MAN
to garden and care of horses: woman 10 cook:
$45: see party here. C. R. HANSEN A CO., 108
Geary st.
GHORKMAN, MILK 16 COWS, $15; STABLE-
man, country, $_'(i: 12 team ters. »1 75; 2
Bhovelers. country, $1 76. C. R. HANSEN A
CO., 108 Geary st. ''■:'•.
All FRUIT-PICKER*. 75 CENTS PER DAY
rt\) and found. C A NSKN & CO.. 108 Geary.
j 1 Ofl GRAPE-PH'KERS WAN BY SEP*
| lwU temb.tr 4: 75c day and found: reduced
; fare: no office fee. Apply at once to C. R. HAN-
SEN A CO., 108 Geary st.
' !
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 9TOIOA. M. C. R.
KANSK » it Co., 108 Geary at.
WANTED- MINERS, *40 AND BOARD: 2
"" tunneimen, $.' 25 day: man and wife to care
for place; cboreman for resott, $15: Swiss milker,
$V 0: milker for Mendocino County, $25; team-
sters, »1 75 day; laborers. $1 6' day; 2 black-
smiths, $2 day and board and $40 and boari :
blacKsmlth helper, carriage work, $10 to $12
week: woodchopp --s. and others. Apply to J. F.
CROsFiTT A CO , 6-8 Sacramento st.
WANTED— COOK F R MINERS, $35: WAIT-
er, count hoi. I, $25; waiter, private board-
ing-house, $.0: restauiani cook: bellboy; eler
vator-boy. and others. Apply 10 J. F". CKOSETT
A CO., 628 Micramento St.
_ I
\\ ANTED— IO MORE GRAPI-PK'KKKSFOR
>' first*, lass company: 80c and $1 a day and
found; 3co hoi -pickers, near city; 60 hop-pickers
for .-ouoma Comity : 20 w< odchoppers, near city,
toils and food edvanced, long job, $1 25 a cord: 4
farm bauds, $.0 aud found; 2 steamer waiters,
$20 and lound; young man to wore around nice
pa em tne city, refereni es. $16 and found: 10
iacorers. city, $1 76 a day; 6 laborers, cty, $06
and found; etc. W. D. E"*A i-.R it Co., 626 Cay.
4»r an fed— experif:ncf;d furniture
si f acker. In city, references $9 11 week, with
raise: voting man tor private place In c.ty. refer- *
ences, $15 end found. >'. D. EWER it CO.,
0.'6 cli'y
Yir ANTiiD— WAITER fur PLAIN country
" C hotel, $-6: 2 waiter;, for ho el. city, »25 and
$i:0: waiter. French restaurant. *30: cook, res-
taurant, $40; dishwasher. $-5: kitchen-hand, $25.
AN Die, , 308 Stockton at.
-1 f» SWAMPERS AND BA I KERS, $20 AND
LU $26 and board: winter's job. K. T. WARD
A Co., 608 and 610 Clay su
Wantf;d-goodman to ACT as SECRF:- I
»' 'arv. home office, New Alaska Company; in- |
vest ment necessary $200. Address H., box 14,
call Office.
WANTED— MAN T> INVEST $500 IN NEW
fl corporation: eightfold returns Immedlatsly.
Address 8., box 93, call office. .
WTANTED-KUSTLER WITH CAPITAL TO
" pnsh new Coffee Creek townslte In Redding
and Sacrament-. G. M., box 45, Call.
WANTED— i.IVF: MAN WI I H SMALL CAP-
lial to push Coffne Creek townslte. T. S.,
b x 30, Call. :*____^______
GOOD BUSH I- LM AN*/ IS WANTED AT
RAPH i e.L'S, 9 Kearny si.
ANTED— FIRST-CLASS BARBER; CALL
. arly. 660 Howard st. ,
BARBER: STEADY WOi.K. CALL 7
o'ciick, 619 Sac aiuento su :
BARBER FROM SATURDAY NOON TO SUN-
da, noon. 1661% Mission »v
BARBER WANTKi. TO BUY GOOD 2-CHAIR
top; laundry office pays rent. 436 Bush st.
ARBKR WANT.--D TO RENT FURNISHED
shop. Bear Saloon, 1627 Fillmore st.
ARBER; SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
502% Second sL .
/sOOD BARBER FOR SATURDAY. 222
\J Gough a-
OOD BARBER WANTED. 1511 MARKET
St., between 11 and 12.
ARBER WANTED SATURDAY. 10555^
Fo soma:;, *
ARBKR FOR. SATURDAY. 1156% FOL-
s. in st , nr. Eighth. V
BARBER FOR SATURDAY. 1648 MISSION
street : '; : 'y^tf :. -. " ■ ' - "
MAN USED TO TAKING DOWN BVlLD-
inss: call early. 1166 •> ission su
OLCMBER'S HELPER WANTED AT . 623
1 Golden Gale aye.
ANTED — PAPER-HANGERS. 327 MAT-
ket tit. ;.. .. ..'.'... -■ . ■ -.. : .. -'■ -■ -*■
1/IRsT-CLASM LADIES' TAILORS, .lOW-
J; HAY," 504 Sutterst. ' -;-'•
TRO; G B<»Y FOR KITCHEN-WORK: $10
and found 229 ■ usli st , b.semenu
GERMAN WAITER WANTED. 614 CLAY
street. .
GOOD BOO'IBL'CK WANTED - UNlON-
square shaving Parlor. 204 O'F'aiTell st.
icr a \ TED— GOOD COOK. CALL AT 821
IT Kearny su
• HELP WANTED— Contlnneifl.
|-s ENKRAL BLACKSMITH, COUNTRY SHOP;
VJ one who understands plow work: Col ma, Sau
Mateo County.
pLUMBKR WANTED. 31% NINIH ST.
WANTED— WAITER AND DINNER WAIT-
IT er. 417 Mason st., In rear call at 7a. m.
KuOMs. 100 J v .so PERNIfHT; boo '"*>i*JJ
iier wee«. Oriental. 225 Drumm at
BARBERS' PROTECTIVE UNION; BAR*
Ji bers' Association of the Pacific Coast; free em-
ployment ulhte. S FUCHS. secy. o2j tyrant ava
11ARBF.RS' UNION— FREE EMPLOYMENT
J Bureau, 6 Fourth sU. upstairs. . I. LF.SS sec.
WANTED— AGENT-, 120 1 0 $25 A WEEK
sure to workers: no capital needed goods;
new plan: sells at sight: every family needs it.
Household spec. Co., box 424. Cincinnati, Ohi -.
WANTED- MINERS OF DA WSON CITY
who intend returning 10 *U| ervt*e lar.-e com-
pany Interests the c. also 2 good men 10 act as
directors here; Investment »200: a golden oppor-
tunity: G. M. W., box 88, Call.
\\rANTEH-A MAN WHO THOKOUGHLY
»» understands how to cure, smoke and cook ox
tongues; 10 cure md Cjok co*- tied beef: to 1 11 c
F.iig ish br.-ti,. bacon: to boil Easiern hams to
the nest taste, .-aid gent would have to take en-
tire charge of a small tat tory and guarantee his
worn; good wages and a steady Independent Jib
for a reliable man ; referent es required. Address
B. B. 8., box 141, Call office.
EXTRA VOLUNTEER SINGERS FOR
scotch and Irish nights Mechanics' Fair. Ad-
dress j. w. Mckenzie, 6.4 Eddy st.
BOY 17 TO 18 FOR GROCER*: MUSI HAVE
references. 3344 Twenty-fifth su
ffljJC 15c BARBER-SHOP; GOOD LOCI-
«Ip"±«J. tion; well furnished: off for Trinity. D.,
box 144, call.
OA BOYS BETWEEN 14 AND 17 YEARS OF
— U age. 200 suiter st.
VOUNO MEN FOR CRUISE SOUTH SEAS;
J. a'so seamen at HERMAN'S, 637 Clay su
RECRUITS ANTED FOR THE UNITED
states marine corps. United state* navy:
able-bodied, unmarried men, between ibe ages of
21 and 30 years, who are citizens of the United
States, or those who have legally declared their
Intention to become such; must be of good char-
acter and habits and able to speak, read and write
English, and be between 6 feet & inches and 6 feet
in height. For further information apply at the
recruiting office, 20 Ellis su, San Francisco, Cal.
BARBER-SHOP FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
Apply 416 Turk St.
■LMNE MEN'S CALF SHOES, $175: TO OR-
A der, $2 60; hall-soling, 25c up. 959 Howard.
/•t r LARKIN — BRANCH OFFICE OF THB
KJIO call, subscriptions and want ads taken.
(JAILORS AND ORDINARY SEAMEN
►~ wanted at LaNE'S, 604 Davis, near Jackson.
INGLE ROOMS 10c AND 16c NIGHT. 75cl
and si week. Lludell House. Sixth and Howard.
BRANCH OFFICE OFTHECALu 167 NINTH
tt — Want ads and subscriptions taken.
qqn 11 a branch office of the
OOU call: subscriptions and want ads taken.
3 THREE STORES IN ONE GRAND CLEAR-
O ance sale; fine assortment of men's, boys'
youths' and children's -hoes sacrificed at actual
cost prices. 767 Market 5.., opp. Pneian building.
V*EW WALDO LoDOING-HOUSE, 70S Ml*-***-
-i-s su.be:. 3d and 4th— Single room* per night,
10c to 50c; per week, 70c to $2: clean.qulet: spe-
cial attention to morning calls; open all nighu
ELCHO HOUSE, 8631^ MARKET ST.— ROOMS
20c. 25c to 50c night: $1 to 42 week.
f L.»i7 MONHjOMi-.RY COi-NER OF CLAY—
Oiil Open until 0:30 o clock; branch office ot
the Call: subscriptions and want ada taken.
WAKTED-GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO
TT ii. your feet at the same price you buy ready-
made ones, irom $1, $2, $3, $4 and $5, at. 562
Mission st., beu First and Second.
non HAVES cl — BRANCH OFFICE OF
Out/ 'IttJt Ca t.i.. Mibecnpuous aim want ads
taken. .
■Ofi-Ofi PAIRS— ANOTHER LOT OP MEN'S
•Ovll'U shoes: been s.iijhtly damaged: at less
than one-fourth their value; from 26c to $2 50.
662 Mission St., bet. First and Second.
OT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOES FROM 25C
IC)T OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOES FROM 25C
J np to $1 25. 662 Mission su, beu Ist and 2d.
\v ANTED.'iOI-OLLiicr WAGES DUE LABOR-
TT ersAderks KNOX Collection Agcy, 110 sutler.
AI-" AN TE D— MEN 'IO LEARN BARBER
I TT trade; shops, tools, positions furnished; 8
j weeks required. S. F. Barber College. 1 KSi/ 2 Eighth.
! ,
-1 HI NA.-IFL «>4. — A.KANCH OF'F'ICK Orf
JUI 'Art* -.au., aubocripiioj ana wan. Ada
taken.
TRY ACME USE 967 MARKET ST.. BE-
low Sixth, for a room: 26c a night: Cl a week. -
LADIES' SHOES, SOLING. 35c; MEN'S
shoes, soling, 60c: all repairing done at half
the usual price. 662 Mission au, beu Ist and 2d.
WINCHESTER house. 44 third st., nr
tt Market: 200 rooms, 26c a night; reading-
room; tree 'bus and baggage .0 and from the ferry.
IK SIMON WAN 100 men to get BOTTLE
Hi. beer or wine 6c; best free lunch 643 Clay.-
WANTED— LABORERS AND MECHANICS
tt to know that Ed Rolkln. Reno House proprie-
tor, silil runs Denver Hom-s. 217 Third st; -iJ
large rooms: 26c per night: $1 to $3 per week.
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED FOR MEDICATED
A wafers: positive safeguard; SI: also tonic
snecific for all female troubles: for home use.
DR. AND MRS OWNER, 526 ddy st.
PARTNERS WANTED.
VALUABLE PATENT; ONE-THIRD INTER-
est; American rights; great sacrifice. H. H.,
box 3, Call Office.
FURNITURE WANTED.
IpURNITURK, STOVES CARPETS, COUN-
A lers. showcases ANDERSON, 1121 Market
EW STORE; NEEDS FURNITURE; BEST
IN prices. sILVF.RaTIEN, 1223 Market: postal
INDIANA AUCTION CO. REMOVED lO 19
Montgomery at.;hleh»st prices paid. Tel. Davis 7l
ROOMS WANTED.
WANTED-LARGE DRY ROOM SUITABLE
for storage. Address Q., box 60. this office.
WANTED-aiISCELLANEOCS.
lIGHT 2-HORSE TRUCK IN GOOD ORDER.
J Address M.. box 79, CalL
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT. W.
MUND, watchmaker and Jeweler, 226 Ellis St.
OLD GOLD, GOLD DUST. JEWELRY. ETC.,
bought. O. NOLTE, jeweler, 222 O'Farrell,
near Mason. v
AWNBROKF-R— OLD GOLD. SILVER, CAST-
off do- hing bought. Add. C'OLKM AN. 41 Third.
LODGING-HOUSES.
99 ROOMS, ALL RENTED, 0NLY...... *250
.£.- 23 rooms, sunny corner 750
12 rooms, on Golden Gate ava, fine 650
14 rooms, on Fourth St.. 450
Other bargains. U. C. DECKER, 1020 Market.
— •'nil 13 ROOMS, ALL FURNISHED
tJP^ll". neatle; 100 cash.bal. easy. 827 Mission
CARPET-CLEANING.
Cl .V STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS:
CKans, moves, lays carpets. G. H. STFIVEN*
Mgr. 38 and 40 Eighth su ; telephone South 25a
hen VuLl Become DL-sgUsted WITH
TT poor work scud toSPAULDING'S PloneerOa>
pet-beatintT Works. 353-67 Tehama su; lei. Sail
JW a TTS.reliable carpet-cieanln*,renovtg,alter-
. ation works, 413 McAllister. TeL Jessie 32L
CARPETS CLEANED, RENOVATED LIKE
new. J. McUUEF-N, 453 Stevenson; tel. S. 228.
ADVANCE CARPET- CLEANING CO.. 402
suiter; tel. Main 394. GEO. WALCOM, prop.
GLEANING, 3c; LAYING. bc.-.RU.. BAM-
pies free; teL Jessie 944. Stratton, 3 Eighth.
Ci AHP HIS A NF.D A RENOVATED LlKtf
/new. 23 Tenth; lei. south .16 Mackintosh ACa
JJt. MI'ICHi.IL, CARPET-CLEANINo CO,
. 240 14ih st. ; cleaning 3c. a yard , tel. Mis 74.
CSONKHN'S CARP J6A* - BiiA'A'i.NU WOtiaj,
) 833 Golden Gate avet . ' lelephone East l2d.
STORAGE. ■
AT LOW RATES— URNITUReTcARPETsC
pianos, household , goods; clean, light com-
partments; advances made. J. NOON AN, 1017
to 1023 Mission st, above sixth; open evenings.
URNITLRE PIANOS. ETC.- ADVANCES.
packing. shipping. CHAS. L.'l'aY Loß ,2o4 Post.
J PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
JOHN P, RICHARDS, LAW OF'FICEsTrooMM
cl 26 and 27, Crocker building; lelephone Main
75, san Francisco. CaL
PHYSICIANS.
DX. C. C O'DONNELU 1206 MARKET, RES
2864 26th su; diseases of women a specialty. -
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Cl/l'-n *° NEK WINE AND LIQUOR
•Jth J UOU. store, with 1 rardroom-n; 2 b ecus
north of Baldwin Hotel: first-class pavl-f estab-
lishment; low rent: aclua. value fltiOJ. Call
WI i.KE, 783 Marnet sU -
fl*. 'fill ELEGANTLY FITTED -UP SA-
S 1 OUU. loon, d.ing large, profitable business,
cios-sto Palac« Hctei; rent ?-0; .le.sth In family
causes a sacrifice. WILKF:, 7e3 Market st.
aL-QKH « I >"D FAYING BUTCHER SHOP
■JTOOU. in Western Addition: best kind of fami-
ly custom: hor«e and wagon; owner going Kasli
excellent bargain. Apply WILKE. 783 Market.
<_O^.A CIGAR STORE IN CHOICEST LO-
f^ilt)\J. cation on lively street, half block from
Market- fine fixtures: s:o-k of Boods steady run
of customer.? Particulars WILKE. 783 Markets,
<_.;," BEST SALOON ON THE CITY
«3).")ZD. front: opposite ferry: finely fitted up
and doing big business: owner here 6 years; mini
sell. STEN Bf.LG <fc Co., 632 Markets!.
/s ENERAL MERCHANDISER BUSINKSS IN
Ijr couutr.; receipts $f 00 monthly will sell half-
Interest. Particulars WINSTON A CO., 646
Market st.
L'GR BEFORE SEPTEMBER 1. ON.
V account of ill-health, store aim fixtures of
meat and provision market, with trade of 1& cat-
tle a werk. sheep, veal, rone and smoked meats
In proportion, lnqu re 205 .-lxth st.
ACTUAL GOLD MINING MEANS PdOFIT;
development work now In progress: money
to carry it on wanted: payments can be made in
small roon. hly Installments; good property. Ad-
dress J., box 39. Call.
CAPITALIST-PARTNKR TO HELP IN-
\J ventor patent new motor-power system for
streetcars: half Interest for money Invested; no
bogus applicant wanted. O. R. E.. box 165, CalL
©or a MONTH— GROCERY, VEGFITABLE
0— O and fruit store: finest place for trade in the
city; has steady and first-class trade: Investiga-
tion solicited. G. 8., box 49. CalL
OR SALE OR EXCHANGE, COAL WOOD,
hay, grain and stable business: will trade lor
small imp. ved ranch Call or address MRS. M.
J. BtVtt.W, 1032 Market sU
DAIRYMEN, ATTENTION— TO RENT. 2
dairy ranches; 300 acres: in San Pablo ranch;
on railroad: bottom land. GEO. W. HaIGHT,
V2O ransom-- su
YOUNG GERMAN WIDOW WITH MF.ANS
would like a gentleman partner. Apply 111
Geary su. room 2.
mj.jC/i GREAT BARGAIN; RKSTA L-
tjQv. rant: receipts *30 a day; low rent.
Basilic 873 Market sU
_*>^n PARTNER IN RESTAURANT:
«JrZ**JU. man not afraid of work: this is a good
chance. Apply to R. CURRAN, 268 Minna su
PAYING HOTEL AND BAR BUSINESS;
cheap; fixtures complete. 1625 San Bruno
road.
ARIE'I Y-STORFJ— SURE LIVINTQ FOR A
V lady. Apply this offl-'e.
— 1 P»H CHEAP; GROCERY AND BAR AND
•tlpl cIU. llviug rooms. Apply 457 Tehama st.
GOOD-PAYING SALOON AND EIXTUHEB
forsae: owner going to mines. Appiy Call.
Q. % )"\ Oil BUYs SALOON, ALSO HO. SEAN
*tJj)-iJ. "II 10.. 61x160, in lively country town,
about 80 miles from city: owner there 6 years:
good business, but wants to sell on account of
going away; chance for business man; no agent.-*.
Call after 10. i.otia Fountain saloon, cor. Gear/
and Kearny ats.
ISINISHER, EXPERIENCED ON MKN'-»
A oats: apply ear.y. ROLAND A BATES, 20
Stockton st.
*ftl FLA PARTNER WANTED; MONEY
«Ip X sj\J , used In business: good wages and
board. N., box 17, Call office.
YOUNG LADY (SMALL CAPITAL) WANTS
x. gentleman partner. 9 Powell, room S, 2d floor.
SfclV-^ FRUIT- SIORE; GOOD TRADE;
<m>Xi--J . horse; 2 wagons. Apply this ollice.
SALOON: GOOD-PAYING BUSINESS: MUsT
se.l to-day; make offer. Apply Call Office.
GOOD TAILORING AND BUSHELING SHOP
for sale cheap. 914 Kearny st.
PARTNER; 2D HAND FURNITURE Busi-
ness; no experience. D., box 126, Call Office
-L-OR BALK— AND AND LAUNDRY
A office corner; established business. 916 Kearny.
AFTER DEALING IN GKNEKAL AlEß-
chandlse 20 years in this town I desire to sell
out and retire. Apply to WJL WADS WORTH.
Rio Vista, CaL '
ANTED-PARTNER TO OPEN WELL-
»» paying business; small capitaL 416 Brannan.
PARTNER; SECOND-HAND FU'INITURK
1 business; no experience required. D., box 126
Call Office.
ffljQ*flrt SALOON IN GOOD LOCATION. AP
tIPOUI/. ply Bonanza Wive Vaults, 341 Pine
OCEAN HOUSE, FOR RENT, FURNISHED;
responsible business man only; big bar trade;
exquisite grounds; RICH, 112 Montgomery st.
TMKST-CLASS DRAYING AND TRUCKING
± business: 15 teams: all in first-class order; do-
ing good business; party wishing to retire. L. box
129, Call office.
AN -STORE ; COMPLETE FACTORY :
small expense; great sacrifice. 124 Kearny st,
I AKGE SALOON; PROFITS fll A DAY;
1 > rent $25; death reason for selling. Apply 1121
Harrison su
TMRST-CLASS BAKERY; BAKFS 7 BBLS.
X 1 daily; owner going East. Inquire Call Office.
FOR SALE, CHEAP — RESTAURANT IN
wholesale district. J., box 164, this office.
OOD-PAYING RESTAURANT: MUST BE
sold. - 821 Kearny si.
PAYING HOTEL BUSINESS; LONG-
established; half interest $500: whole $1000.
Address Cosmopolitan Hotel. Petalnma.
PORTLAND AGENCY 1 HIS PAPER. IN.
quire tins office oral 133 'Ahlrd au, Portland,
Oregon. '-'- •'■
FURNITURE FOR SALE.
"L-URNITURE FOR SALE CHEAP. 914
X Kearny st.
HOUSEHOLD RANGES ARF: THE BEST
JOHN F. MEYERS CO.. 947 Market su
1
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
LARGE RANGE FOR REATAURANT OR
boardlng-uouse; atmest - new. C, box 169,
Call.
lI»URNITURE 10-KOOM HOUSE: NEARLY
full of good roomers; (160. Inquire 39 Ellis.
ARTIN GUITAR FOR $20; COST mi.
UNCLE HARRIS. 16 Grant aye.
HEAP— A N-jiW DR. SANDFIN'S FCTRIC
1 belt. 674 Sixteenth St., Kat-t Oakland.
MALL SAFE FOR SALE. APPLY THIS
office.
TV" AN T D— TO sell at ONCE. ALL
Tt baker's tools, including bench, and all wry
cheap. 614 Clay su
1 7 MO -TH-OLD HEIFER FOR SALE. AP-
JL 4 ply at 926 Brannan su
4 -HORSEPOWER GAS ENGINE: FINE
order. YosemiteCycle Works, 112 Golden G. ay.
MEW $65 HIGH-ARM SINGER SEWING-
AS machine tor sale; $25. 3372 Twenty -second.
LOT OF SECOND - HAND ROCHESTER
lamps with hangers. Address H. R. H., Call
Office.
MINING STOCKS.
JO.OOO shares of good mining stork for sale-
your money doubled In a short time. For Informal
lion address MRS. SUSIE E. FISHER, P. o. box
326. Denver, c 010.
ANTED-GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO
nt your feet at the same price yon buy ready.
made ones, from $1. $2, $3, $4' and $5, at 662
Mission su, bet. First and Second sts.
'-3-ftnn PAIRS - ANOTHER LOT MEN'S
si\J\]\J shoes, been slightly damaged, at less
than one-fourth their value, from 25c to $2 50.
562 Ml-slou st., b-u First and second.
BH. p. CLERK gas ENGINE, complet*--
perfect; guaranteed. WHITE, 616 Mission st!
LADIEa* SHOES SOLI G. Sic: MEN'S
shoes, soling, soc: all repairing done at halt
the usual price. ,662 Mission su, bet. Ist and 20.
At. POOL HOUsE-MuVF.H. DEALER BKC-
. ond-hand building material, 11^2-36 Mission.
COFFEE-MILL S.CAL-, HAND-TRUCK LE'i>
\J ter-press, >.e:k and sate cheap. 102 Clay st.
LOT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOES. FROM
25c up to $1 25. 662 Mission, beu Ist and "-i
BARS, BACK BARS, MIRRORS, .xHG.V-
cases, counters, linoi. urn, office furniture, store
and otnee furniture and fixtures: new and seco id
hand. J. NoONAN. 1017-1019-1021-1023 Mta-
sion su, above Sixth.
SAFES-BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND-
hand; all sizes; also a lot of safe-denosli boxes.
CHARLES WaITZ, 109-111 Market SU.S.K.
>.ILERS.ENGINE.-',2dHaND MACHINERY
McINTOsU A WOLPMAN. 137 Beale St. ■'.
I Ait-s. SiIOWI.ASf.S, COUNTERS, SHELV-
I I Ing. etc.. bought and sold. 1063 Mission, nr. 7th.
SEWING-MACHINES.
©9 MONTHLY; RENTED, REPAIRED
g^ bought, sold; machine supplies. 145 sixth!
ALL KINDS BOUGHT. SOLD. EXCHANGED
I\. rented; repairing; lowest rates, 204 FouriiJ

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