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10
MISFORTUNES
OF A WHALER
Two Men Deserted and Two
Whales Are Lost After
Capture.
Contradictory Reports About
the Sailing of the Battle-
Ship Oregon,
Great Enthusiasm Among Naval
Militiamen Over the Coming of
the Marion.
The whaling bark Horatio that got in
last Wednesday night is one of the un
fortunates. Tne bone and oil she brought
in will not pay expenses, so the crew will
be paid off wilh the proverbial dollar.
During the voyage two of the crew,
Manuel Silva and "Jim" Frazer, deserted
in order to join the sealing scbeoner,
Golden Fleece. The latter is owned in
Guam and was to return there as soon as
the cruise was over. The deserters joined
the schooner at Hakodate, and from there
the crew of the Horalio say she went to
the Copper Island rookeries. The captain
and seven of the crew of the Golden Fleece
lost their way in a fog and were captured
by tbe Russians and put In jail at Petro
pauloisky. An Eiglish ciuiser came
along soon afterward and her captain se
cured their release and took tiem to
Yokohama.
The Horatio was in hard lack during
the entire season. On one occasion, when
the boats were all out, the one com
manded by Third Mate Joseph Chase was
approaching a whale when another mam
mal came up under the boat and nearly
stove it in. A few minutes later there
was not a whale in sight. Again, when
the Horatio was entering the Sea of
Okhotsk a whale was killed and the work
if cutting up began. A storm came up
and Captain West nad all he could do to
save the vessel, so the whale was lost.
On a third occasion a whale was struck
and three boats were fast to it. Nighi
came down, however, and the boats bad
to cut the mammal adrift.
The battle-ship Oregon has been tbe
subject of considerable discussion during
the last few days. Different reports have
had her bound in half a dozen different
directions, until now no one --eems io
know just where she is going. Yesterday
morning ail shore liberty was stopped
and the starboard anchor was taken in.
It was then said that the battle-ship was
going to Sausalilo for the night and
Thence to sea for target practice. During
the afternoon several of the sailors came
ashore and laughingly remarked, "'lt's up
anchor in the morning and snore liberty
in the afternoon." Ail hand*., are to bi
aboard again this morning.
According to the lir-t reports the Ore
gon was to have sailed yesterday for En
senada and lrom -there lor Magdalena
Bny, where the men were to have three
nays' target practice with the big guns.
Then she was to make a run down the
coast and test the guns on the way, and
now she is to goto Sausalito. On Monday
she will start for the open sea, but how far
she will go noboJy but the captain seems
to know.
The Pacific Steam Whaling Company
is preparing to enter the St. Michael trade
next spring. It is negotiating in New
York for a steamer and will probably have
two ready for the trade by next March.
It will also run the steann-rs Waicoit and
Thrasher in the Copper River trade.
The Oceanic Steamship Company's Ala
meda sailed for Australia yesterday. She
took away, besides the members of the
Frawley company, an unusually large
number of cauin and steerage passengers.
The steamer Claudine sailed for Honolulu
also during the morning, but the Alameda
will probably beat her by forty-eight
.hours into port.
Captain Turner of the Naval Battalion
will pay a visit to Mare Island to-morrow
to have a look over the Marion. He does
not want the warship's spars removed, nor
does he want her housed in. Tee Govern
ment will probably grant the request, and
then the members of the battalion Will be
jubilant. The Harbor Commissioners will
be asked to give the vessel permanent
dockroom at one of the wharves, and as
all the members of ihe board are in favor
of doing everything possible to help along
the battalion, only the question of loca
tion remains to be settled. As soon as the
Marion is safely moored to the wharf
everything belonging to the battalion will
be put aboard and the present quarters
given up, thus effecting a saving oi $3CO a
month, which will be expended on tue
vessel. New recruits are pourinc in, a
band is being formed, and soon San Fran
cisco will be able to boast of the largest
and most efficient body of naval militia
men in the United States.
It is the intention of the officers and
men to celebrate the change from the
Camanche to the Marion by a reception
and tail. As soon as the man-of-war has
Leen put in first-rate order the function
will take i lace.
It is tbe intention of the oflicers to em
ploy a regular drill instructor who will
always be at hand to lock after the men.
The schooner Volant has been pur
chased by H. C. Larsen. tne big collier
Peter Jebson by Jonn Rosenfeld's Sons,
the schooner General Banning by Captain
W. 01; en, and the old whaler Alaska by
Captain Cogan, late of the Thrasher.
Capiain Thomas, late of the schooner
J. N. Inijall*, will be master of the Gen
eral Banning, and the vessel will be put
in the Mexican trade.
The police are now looking for the sloop
Anna Catherina, which sailed for parts
unknown last \Vedne.-dav. They think
that some one who is "badly wanted"
was among those wi.o formed the crew of
the little craft.
Etnile Pagot, 'a returned whaler, is after
his lather's estate. The money was all
lelt to him. and his two sisters were cut
off with a dollar each. Pagot is now of
age and has agree! to divide with his
sisters, so the guardian of the latter is
going to help him to get the money.
Pagot got back here a week ago on the
whaling bark Gayhead.
SUBPENAS ARE ISSUED,:
Member* of El Dorado Parlor Are
Ordered to Appear on Novem
ber 19.
The members of El Dorado Parlor of tbe
Native Sons' Association are spoken of as
adepts in getting up catchy invitations
or parties. Tne latest one is in the form
of a subpena and follows:
You are commanded to appear before the
Judge oi the Supreme Court oi Entertainment
of the city and county of San Francisco, De
partment No. 52, at the courtroom of the said
department, Native Sons* Hall, on the 19th
day of November. A. I). 1897, at 8 o'cloc*
p. M., as a wit in si in a social action prosecuted
by the members of El Dorado Parior against
monotony of everyday liie. Ou the part of
the people. El Dorado Parlor, expert enter
tainers.
'Section 52, Code Social Procedure — wit
ness served with a subpena must attend at the
time appointed with any papers or money in
hiscontrol required by the subpena and an
swer all pertinent questions at the box-office,
and unless sooner discharged must remain
until the close of the entertainment.
Section 56, Social Code— Disobedience to a
subpena, or r^lusal to be sworn or attend as a
witness may be punished ty extreme regret.
THE RAINEYITES
NEED MONEY
An Assessment Levied on
Each of the Assembly
Districts.
Several Changes Made in the
Old Campaign Com
mittee.
The Sullivan Wing of the Democracy
Will Meet Monday Night to
Reorganize.
The finance and campaign committees
of the Rainey branch of the Democracy
met last night in Judge erfield's
courtroom. Tne most important business
transacted was the raising of a campaign
fund to pay off a few outstanding bills for
hall rent, and it was quickly and neatly
carried out according to prog-aram?.
Major Harney had scarcely time to an
nounce the object of the meeting before *
George Love claimed the attention of the
committee. "I move," said he, "that an
assessment of $10 be levied on each as
sembly district."
"Second the motion," chimed Dr. Billy |
Gavigan, who was seated at Love's right.
The motion went through without a !
dissenting vote.
"I have a list of names here," added i
Love, "of men who could do the collect- j
ing, but I don't want to present it. It |
would look too much lite a prog-amme. - ' !
"That's what it is,'' ejaculated Julius '
Caesar Sauhnan, who was among tbe in- I
vited guests at the council.
Major Harney frowned severely at Saul
man and put an end to all further talk of I
programmes by announcing that he would j
appoint the campaign committeeman in j
each district to look after t.ie gathering of j
the needed coin.
"Whose going to hold the money?"
anxiously inquired one of the committee- |
men.
"That's so," said Love, "we ought to
have a treasurer. I nominate Thomas |
Burke from the Thirty-seventh District." j
"Second it," ejaculated Gavigan.
"Elected," declared Ha n v, and the
work of the finance committee was over
for the night.
The campaign committee then went
into executive session and discuss »d the j
matter of gettinz ready tor the Freeholder *
election. It was decided to hold meetings
in each of the eighteen Assembly districts ,
next Monday night to elect Jive delegate*.
to a Freeholders' convention to be held
next "Wednesday nigh.
The convention will have but little!
worn to do as it is generally believed that ;
t c ticket selected by the Repub'ican ;
County Committee to-day will be indorsed.
The following changes were announced
in the campaign committee: Twenty
ninth District, James K. Colbert to
succeed Samuel Biaunhart; Thirtieth j
District. Joseph Cunningham, vice T. ;
Fitzpatrick; Thirty - fifth District, C. j
O'Callaghan, vice James F. Butler;
Thirty-seventh District. Thomai 11.
Burke vice Major Harney: Fortieth Dis
trict, William Sheehan vice M. C. lias
sett, and Forty-third District, Raleigh P.
Hooe vice George Marye. Harney resigned
because of bis election as chairman of'
the general committee and the others j
whose places were filled are going to serve
with the Sullivan wing of the Democracy.
The general committee of ih*" Democ
racy, presided over by Colonel Sullivan,
will meet in Native Sons' buiiding Mon
day night to organ. and adopt a new
constitution.
The Man Who Killed
His Father ; How he Feels
About It.
THE
SUNDAY
CALL.
LEFT HIM WOUNDED.
The Driver of a Milk Wagon After
Running; Over Patrick McGonigal
Abandon* Him.
Wiii'.e crossing Annie street, between
Jessie and Mission, at 1 o'clock Wednesday
morning. Patrick McGonigal was knocked
down and severely injured by a milk
wagon.
McGonigal was on his way home at tbe
time. A milk wagon came along and the
driver, evidently not seeing him, ran over
inm^ The man sustained quite a severe
cut on the back of his head and the ninth
and tenth ribs on the left side were
broken.
The driver did not stop after the acci
dent, but drove on, leaving the man in an
unconscious condition on tne street.
Some men comlnz along saw the injured
man and took him to the County Ho 1.
--nita!. It is thought the man will recover.
He was a laborer and resided at the Ne
vada House.
THE FISHERMEN ANGRY.
Lively Haiti* Among the Illegal Stur
geon Catchers by J. 11. Davis.
J. H. Davi«, one ol the patrolmen of
State Fish Commission, returned from
the San Joaquin and Sacramento rivers
yesterday and reported having taken a !
very laree amount cf illegal sturgeon j
gear from the waters of the streams, j
These gears consist of long stout lines of
the best material, that are strung out into j
the rivers and held in place by anchors !
and floats. Each line is loaded with
hooks, and no matter what kind of fish \
strikes the hooks it is sure to be caught, i
lor the more it struggles the more hooks j
become fastened into it. The use of this <
teckie has been prohibited by law, ana the
mere possession Is evidence of guilt.
Davis was out ten days, and he dragged
for the lines oi eleven camps. As a result
of his labors he confiscated 10,000 feet of.
sturgeon lines, fifty anchors and over 55.
--000 hooks, the whole being valued at not |
less than $500. As a result of this raid
there is less of these fish in the markets ,
than usual and the dealers are not in a I
good mood in consequence.
lilt Thigh Broken.
William Brooks, 70 years of age. was thrown
from a train at Third and Townsend streets
while returning from Ingleside last evening
and sustained a fracture of the thigh. The
old man was on the platform when the train
stopped, and the crowd of people endeavoring
to alight iorced him from the platform to the
grour.d. He was removed to the Receiving
Hospital, where the fracture was reduced.
Caught Between the Care.
Eugene Leed, employed by the Southern
Pacific Company as a switchman, was caught
between the cars at Sixth and Townsend
streets last evening aud buffered a fracture of
the leg below the Knee. He was removed to
St. Luke's Hospital, where his injury was at
tended to.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1897.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAM) HOTEL.
Isi Griswold, Los Gatos Cl. Joss? yn, Sacto
I H Perkins, sacio Mrs B c Powers, LosAng
I Mis X Kotib, Pa Miss Wilson, i'a
Miss Starr, Pa A G Wr Kb A w, N V
It J tuny. Dixon Mr Tiexel A w, A" V
H E Hausoi, Cat J? Young, Cat
P t" Hartley, Minn M X I aJr, Sonoma
J Doyle Jt -iv, Fresno II 11 Bund, Berkeley
'1' M Molt Jr, Berkeley L Morris, Presidio
T I fetch, Kureka \V P MaiislMd. Pasadena
L E Tickbam. Chico J B Chambers it w, or
O\V Host, Circle City C Oaley. tri Louis
X C Loin;, Kansas City -A' Klvnn, I Louis
I Dr B M Gill. Dunsmuir F Bartlett, Livermore
j W Hawkins, Sacto M BlgisJr. Oroville
I J Ingham <fe w, . ugene Mrs B T Chapman, Or
I J M Hixon <fe w. Seattle 0 W Beriler. Ga
C H Arnold, Atlanta O Weateodorl «£ w, Mcx
J Aron, a i royo Urande W G Packard *w. Cal
W I Dill man. Sacio X J Masou. Chicago
Miss Griswold, San Jose W sternback, Hollister
i c: Gras it w, Oroville J X P.aggio & «-, Cai
J C Llndley.>evada City <i S 1 ondle. -acto
G B Powers ft w. Napa H M I.i Hue, Sacto
B Graot-SM, Calls. Mis J A .Noider, Aqua
Mrs Mdc Vries, .-uotktou Ca lento
BUSS HuUSE.
DrH 8 Baggs Aw, Cal W A Heath. Healdsburg
J L. Chaiuoer am, Ky C I i-al, Stockton
R Keyna, --toon on S L Uiltt. Pt Anna
W L Webber sac C Jackson, Truckee
II .N Hunter. Bishop J > lant, Oakland
Jv Firth. Bedding C A Tilman, Reno
B R Carpenter, 1-ruitvale E II Lively, N V
G Stewart A w, Wash Miss L Hunter, Wash
R W Taylor, NY CD Wlllard, L Angeles
Ruth Winquist, Portlnd Mrs D Charters, Prtlnd
H S Hunt ot w, Wash A Stark, sac
P O'Donnell. Alameda E F Townsend, Hmbldt
Mrs G H Fcsher, S Cruz Miss E Harm- t, s cruz
Mrs a M Hoag. s Jose Mrs I'eise, San Jose
E McGeuigan, Vallejo L McGeitigan, Vallejo
J McKenua, Pigeon ft »■ W Kemp. Mlddleiown
Miss It Kemp, -diddietti Miss N Puir, Mlddleiown
Mrs A Ferguson. sac W KichHtdson, 1 ruc^ee
Miss Lawson. San Jose M sboenberg. Mont
J Mcßean, Nev; da Cy J Young, Wulnul ale
i. E Brown. (Salinas X E Bik*r w, Ca
B Jt Kao-y, Oakland H J McKlnnon, S Mateo
<; * Callahan, Beuida E Trudo. Sac
F M Meredith. Mijave Xli Harvey, Shasta
s P culle.i & iy, A.o ii H H Weymouth, Fresno
PALACE HOTEL.
W Carhar:. Stanford it M Blair, Waterman
M i trin, Chicago 11 M Gorman, GoM Hill
I*. farm-. i, ■> V A B ugliam. Marysvil.e
Lieu. G Patterson, USA F *-. Landstre^t, W Vi
L A Crane, Santa Ciuz Mrs La i .street, WVa
tf A Wlllkomm, fan Jo»e VV A Saw, Australia
i J A Bittel, Chicago Mrs W A Saw, Aus.ralia
Mrs A L Ctiurc-bi.l, N V Mri Bingham, Marysvle
; J F Caldwell. NY A C i levelatid, > cv
Mr* J F Caldwell. NY DP Hennessv. U s N
W 11 Ch»p|)U, NY A J Rich, Buffalo
I Mrs W H Chepru, NY C R I'errme, Buffalo
I J Girdwjo-l, N 7. F A Jewett, Hurt
I It B Colbert, NY TB Wilcox, Portland
, M M Davi», N V L H Hole. Chicago
(**. B Hutchinson, N V Mrs L 11 Hoie, Chicago
I D s KrskiDH, NY* FA Wadlelgn. Salt Lake
H Vos, .NY s X hooper Deuver
j Mrs H Vos. NY' D E Burley, salt lake
I W X Aldridge, N V W Krausbach. Hamburg
j T D Honeymoon, Or D Scbumaker, Hamburg
BALDWIN HOTEL.
| S X Williams &w, N V Mrs X H Hastan, Or
i .M ti. Harris, Oakland G Alexander. Granville
I S a Marsh, I.os Angeles L C Wyatt, Los Angeles (
j W S Little. Bos on C A Brant, Boston \
j VV 11 Drown * w, i oston Miss X M Forrester, N V
I I* Comsat., Kansas City D E Davis Boston
A L Carlton, wis J Wil 7.1 ink I. Visalia
! W (.ald?r<!t w. Orange Miss D Calder, Orange
I .1 Burrows, Chicago A B c Donde 1. S Helena
! W ii Keicnum. Chicago J (, Jury, .-an Jos ■
F Cowie, Ml tamaipais E I. Hall, Minneapolis
J J Byrne, Los Angeles
LICK HOUSE.
J Klrkner, Fresno J * lalch.shlpJA Brlggs
Mrs X C heck New York J W Hind -rson, Kureka
G G Iloxle, J* resno ilr., J \v J -v.l, Areata
Max Baer, Eun ka Mrs AKW Imams, Eureka
a » Millar, A'laicia F A Boole, Bed muff
11 Mm hell Ca.itornia J FP.ck, Modesto
T s Ford it w, Nevada C A li *■! ilbur <fc »*, -an a C
Miss Mlibur, rantaCrnz B II Upham. Martinez i
J R SKluker,Auamgt*fpgs T Goss, Los Angeles
II A Preston, J tin town A.l ft oodwardifcw. Fresno
Mrs N F Pickle, Sonora Miss N F Pickle, Soi.ora
NEW WESTS KN HOTEL. ,
1 Hartman, Bei. tela J Carlson. Bonder Creek
C t arson. BouiderCieek J Devine, Vallejo
FCmrran, Vallejo C II Travis, Va.iejo
J O'Br.en. Ali ana?. C Ztukand, Alcatraz
I'M Hanson, Fresno J . otarty, Sacto
Mrs Singleton, siockiion John Foley, Chi ago
H B .lame*., NY D L Wilson cal
c a Wi goer, Cai J C Willi. ms. Oregon
J stark .£ w, Portland L H Caldwell* i\, Fresno
w Evans, Qi incj|
MEETING NOTICES.
fS' GODFREY DE ST. OJIAR 'fIX?
&-*£' Council No. 1, Knights Ka-rj- ffi| rj**
dosh— Regular merlin,' THIS (Fill- |n*|Mifili
DAY) I -.Vh.Nl.Mj, November 12. ut IjHHiWaWSiS
GEO. J. HOBE, Recorder. "^ rgMti
tt^sp THE Rr GULAR ANNUAL MEETING
a^& 0 the stockholders or the Calliornla Wine-
makers' i orporaiion wl'l hi li Id at thel haniber
of Commerce, 431 » allfornl i St., San Pranciaco.
on WEDNESDAY, Novemb r 17, 1897, com-
inendna a' 10 o'clock a m. CALITuitNIA
WINEM > KKRs' COKPO.I ATION,
Per W. J HOTCHKIss. Sec. and Mgr.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ffr^p THEY ARK CLOSING OUT RE.M-
-ia-^s' na .ts of curtains, dress goods, corsets,
hosiery, underwear, bedspreads, towels, laces. Un-
ities, trimmings, veilings, etc. very cheap at
Pioneer Dry Hoods store, 105 Fifth St.
K» MME HANSEN; LATEaT GALVANIC
mi-& battery and cabinet baths. 116 Taylors.
rr^S 3 MRs. tsTl-.WEKT, GENUINE SI'EA.M
mZMr and cabinet baihs- l-0i/ a Geary, room 11.
figg**. PAINTING. WHIT. NINO, PAPER-
tt^' hanging. HARTMANN. 239 1 hird St.
ft S^ PAD lEN AN Is EJECTED TOR «4
tk-^r tolled. ons made: city or couniry. Paclflo
Collection Co. 415 Montgy st.. room 6: tel. 6580.
Jt^> MRs DR. 1011/4 URAN'T 2;
IF-cs' electrician alcohol 'I v. *ish baths: unrivaled
DIVIDEND NOTICES
!£*-*^3p DIVID'-ND NOTICE— DIVIDEND NO,
! WiS* 49 (30 cents per share) of the Hutchinson
' sugar Plantation Co will be payable at th" oflice
j ofthe cempanr, 327 -Market c-t , on and alter Sat-
I urday, November 20. 1897. Transfer books will
cUse Satuiday, November 13, 1897, at 12
o'c. eck M E. H. SHKLD N, secretary.
SITUATION'S WANTED-FEMALE.
IRsT-CLASS FRENCH COOK AND HOUSE-
work girl desires situation; best rt fir nee.
MISSCCi.LK •, 325 Sutter si.
fiOJl TENT SWEDISH woman WITH A
KJ boy 4 ye rs old desires sltiiutio i as working
housekeeper: good coo< ; references; country.
MIsscULLKN. 325 Suiter sL
V'EAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL DESIRES
As situntion as nurse or second girl or house-
work; $10 to *?15. ref. MISs c ULLEN, 825 Suiter.
SUPERIOR WOMAN DESIRES SITUATION
as first-class cook In ho>| or boarding-house;
best ref ; ci.y or country. JUSS CULcEN, 820
Sut.er sl WmMB
GEHMAN SECOND GIRL WITH REVJtB-
I-I ence deiires a situation. J. F. CROSETT A
CO., 316 Suiter st ,
.
C COMPETENT WOMAN WI-HES SITUATION
KJ In housework: Is g od c ox-, will do smnil
wa-hing: city or country ; good reference; wages
»15. Address A., box 68, Call Office.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WoUI-D LIKE A
l'l position a , nurse: will take entire charge of
Infant; 12 years in last piece; references if re-
quired, (.'.ilc 718 Ft ur.e-nth s - .
RELIABLE WOMAN, W TH A ROY 12
JV years old, wishes situation as housekeeper:
city o country; Addrtss JiKs. WILLIAM uh-
LURY. tox 10, Call OUice.
GERMAN MAlt lED COUPLE WANT BlT-
uations on oichard. vineyard or furm: long
experience aid His' -class references Address
JI M., box US > all Ollice.
"yOUNG WOJIAN DESIRES TO HAVE A
I housekeepet's p are; no objection 10 country.
821 Mission St., room 6.
SIIUATION WAN iED FOR GENERAL
housework; city or country; best references.
j 1807 .Mission St.
yoi;.N.. GIRL WANTS SITUATION TO DO
J- chamh' rwork and w..itiiig; lr tcstant. Room
2(>, 1j22 IoU --l
GO D HOME WANTED Flit girl 12
' years onl, to assist in light housework; small
wases Please call at OMVfc A' lss oti st.
WOMAN TO GO OUT RY TH DAY TO DO
»• was inc. ironing or cleaning. Apply in base-
men-, 829 Ilai es st.
MIDDLE-AGED WOJIAN" DOES LIc.HT
housework; wares moderate: call Rr 2 daya
: K. L., 7 Van Ness uve.
CM PETE NT WOJIAN WANTS POSITION
as cook and laundress; w»ges 25 to 130. Ap-
j ply 306y 2 Hayes si
AMERICAN LADY WISHES POSITION; IS
good cook aud housekeeper. 1226 Mission st.
ADY WISHES POSITION AsHOUsEKKKP-
er: plain sewing and lepairinc. 116 6lb. r. 1
JE W It Jl A N WOMAN WANTS PLACE;
plain cooking ln Jewish family. 631 V Union
OONG gikl wishes -SITUATION TO DO
A light housework in small family: North Reach
prefe rev. Call or addreis 1313 Hayes st , near
Devisadero.
VOUNO GERMAN GIRL, SPEAKS FRENCH
1 and Span sh, wants a housekeeper's place. ill
Geary st., roo .. 2.
j t 'ERMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION GKN-
! 'l eral housework: wages Wit to fls; city or
j country. 112 M rr s ave., off Bryant, rear Sixth.
COMPETENT WOMAN v\ ISHES POSITION
1 as working housekeeper; good <ook and laun-
| dress; good reiereuce*. 2759 .uisdo.'i at.
SITUATIONS WANTED-Contlnued.
GERMAN WOMAN WISHES a PLACE TO
care for a baby or do housework, Call or ad-
dress 2228 Pine st
ERMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION IO DO
cooking and uousework. G. F., box 100, Call.
J POSITION AS BOOKKEEPER BY WELL-
. educated lady. Address T. W. , box 10, Cail.
COMPETENT GERMAN" WOMAN WANTS
work cy ihe day. ,445 I'o lc at.
\"OUNG WOMaN WANTS OFFICE WORK
1 or chamber-work. Ca lor address 1139 How-
ard st.
MIDDLE-AGED WoMAN, COMPETENT,
would co for part ot d,.y; any kind of work;
terms reasouable. Address H. G., box 97, Call.
GERMAN WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION
to care for baby or do housework. Call or ad-
dress 2228 Pine st.
IADY' WISHES A POSITION AS HOUSh-
-L i keeper; no objection to child. 121 Montgom-
ery st., room 8.
PEOPLE'S HOME RANK BOOKS BOUGHT
X at Uncle Harris', 15 Grant aye.
T7IIRST-CLAbS LADIES* TAILORESS WOULD
} 71 IRST-CLASS LADIES' TAILORESS WOULD
X liko io go out oy the day. G. S. T., box 48, Call.
OUNG WOMAN DESIBES A HOUSE-
X keeper's pace: no objection 'o short dls. auce
In country. 969 Mission su, roam 19.
YOUNG STRONG GERMAN WOMAN
X wishes work of any kind by tbe day. Call at
1022 Errant st.
YOUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO AS-
X sist and go 10 school. Call or address 222 8
Pine st.
Y'uUNG LADY WIsHES POSITION AS
X housekeeper. App'y 235 ./Karrell si , rm. 7
RESPECTABLE GERMAN WIDOW WISHES
situa'io 1 to ao second work or as nurse. S.,
609 Hyde su
RESPECTABLE YOUNG GERMAN GIRL
wishei situation as nursegirl. s., 609 Uydest.
"YOUNG WOMAN DE-IRES A PLACE As
X housekeeper: no objection to the coun ry. 233
O'Farrell, loom 12.
\"OI'NG GERMAN LADY DESIRES posi-
X tion as housekeeper. 112 Taylor St., room 7.
VOUSG LADY WANTS PLACE AS HoUSE-
X kec-pr: no objection 10 country. 101 Grant
ay , room 15.
\'OUNG SWEDISH GIRL WISH. STO DO
X generic 1 housework: wages $20 per month.
Addreisor call at 828 Folsom st.
"YOUNG GERMAN LADY WOULD LIKE
X jo, Ulon as housekeeper. Add. 120 Eddy, r. 7.
VOUNO WOJIAN WISHES HOUsEKEEP-
X OUNO WOMAN WISHES HOUsEKEEP-
er's posliion. tall 1104 Mission st, cornerof
Sevenih, room 10.
YOUNG woman wants a place AS
X housekeeper; city orouniry. 306 a -'.ason st
YOUNG LADY DESIRES A STEADY PLACE
Xas housekeeper; city or country. 126 Fourth
si., room 23;
\'OUNG LADY WANTS PLACE AS
X stewaidess. Apoly 207 Post sU, loom 9.
VOUNO GERMAN LADY WOULD LIKE Po-
X sition as housekeeper. Address 223 Post, r. il.
W ANTEI— POSITION AS BTENOGBAPH-
f* er; hemtngion typewriter; glr. 22 years old;
fairly rapid, accurate. Addiess H. M. s, box 71,
Call Office.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
CHINESE* JAPANESE; EsT'D 20 YEARS:
help: tel main 1997. BRADLEY 4 C 0. ,640 Clay
pill NESE AND JAPANE-E EMPLOYMENT
Vj office: best help. 414y O'Farrell. TeL E. 426.
HUNTER* CO.. CHINESE AND JAPANESE
emp. office. til4H_j California St.. iel. main 231.
JAPANE-E AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT
cflice, best help. 314b Sutter si.; tel. Grant 30.
WANTED-WORK BY YOUNG MAN (OER-
ft man) to wash dishes, assist ln cooking. wait-
ing: city or country. Address H. VI ELI 1 632
Mission su, room 5.
/IAKPENTEK AND CABINET . ;
.'youns! man, good mechanic wants a situation;
city or country. Apply 724 Mission st.
SITUATION wanted hi man AND wife;
Germans: city or oouutrv; references. Address
R X , box 89. Call Office.
h OOKKEEPER OF EXPERIENCE WANTS
l> position; Al reference. E. A. W. box 108, CalL
MAN* AND WIFE WANT POSITIONS oN
ranch: woman p am cook, man eood trn-tv-
manager. Call or addresi E. BUSFoKD, 602
Howard st., cor. second.
MAN AND WIFE TO TAKE CHAItGE OF
stock or grain ranch; experience 1. E. X.,
box 84, Call.
MIDDLE-AGED MAN (SWISS) WANTS
position ln small hotel or restaurant as dish-
washer or kiicbunhaud: lasl place 18 moutns.
Address A. S., box 15, Call.
BARBER. F. LSI (LASS E STERN MAN,
1) stead,', sober aid singe, wants w. rk in tine
shop. Address ALFRED, 34 Madison uve.
MAN AND WIKK WANT SITUATIONS,
iti man as por er, wife 10 do cham ier work. F.
L, box 9, Call dike.
JAPANESE-GOOD COOK WaNTs posi-
tl tion In family: good reference. S. NaKA-
HARA, 1600 Pacific aye.
PEOPLE'S HOME BANKBOOK'S BOUGHT
I at, UNCLE HARRIS', 15 Grant aye.
JAPANESE GOOD EXPERIENCED COOK
»J wishes position In fanny; bus good references.
Address J. A., box 28, (.ali.
MARRIED GERMAN, 35 YEARS OF AGr,
wishes positiou as bandy roan or porter In
wholesale business or w»ci.hiii-e, wherever a
sober and steady man ni-v be wanted: wai.es no
object. Addiest R. WELZ, 307 Rite 1 su, s. K.
EM.INKt- 11 OR FIREMAN — POSITION
J warned by man cf steady habits; or will give
bonus to any one obtaining me permanent
tion. J. X., box 5 Call c fflce.
LOR'IEK OR WATCHMAN; CITY OR CIHN-
I try: married; i-alaty $45 or $60; uses no liquor
nor tobacco; tirsl-cla,s inferences. T. C, oox 90.
1 all Office.
Y*l IDDLh-AGED MAN WaNTS POSITION;
Jfl cliy or country: understands care of borsts; i
strictly temi.eiate. Address (' , 118 Twelfth st.
/•I C LARKiN — BRANCH OFFICE OF THK
ol" CALL ru inscription] and want ads taken.
WINCHESTER liol 44 i RIKD ST.. NX.
ft Market 200 rooms 25c io «1 60 per night;
i 1 Hi 10 $4 per week; convenient and respectable*,
lite bus and tarenxe 10 an I trom ifce lerry.
HELP WANTED-I'EMAIE.
C' CHAMBERMAIDS, $15 AND ROOM; 4
0 wuilr.-sses, $4 week; seamstress, $4 week, etc.;
2walretses, same hous-. $15 and room: wait-
ress and head waiiress, $45 and room, same house:
5 girls, wait on tab c, small peaces. $3 to $5 week ;
'i mttld't-uged women. < hamberwc.ru: 3 rvatl-
resies, $20 mid room: 2 head wai ies-.es, $25 and
room. MARTIN -it CO.. 749 Markets..
GIRL, FILLMORE, $20; 4 GIRLS, ALAME-
VJ da, $20 to $25; girl. Pacific aye., 9-0; itlrl,
Mission. $25: girl. Jiarlpnsa st. »20: girl, Baker.
$20: girl, Grove, $20; girl, Kearny st . $20; 25
Kins, lis; 22 loung girls, $8. $10 and *12 per
mo.; 12 German. 9 f-wedlsh. 5 Danish girl.
MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st.
LAUNDRESS, $25; 10 HOUSEWORK GII'.LS.
J city and country, $ 0 and $25; 6 youug girls,
assist, $10 to $,5 MISS . ULLEN, 32u suiter.
OTHER AND DA UGH COUNTR i',
i'l $20 to $15. eood plate, tare pall. Mlt-.SCUL-
LEN, 325 Sutler
REFiN.D GKRMAN OR FRENCH SEAM-
sirens and one child, 6 years, $20. MISS CUL-
LEN, 325 Suiter.
CIO LOR ED HOUSEKEEPER, COUNTRY, $20.
\> JUSS CULLEN. 325 Sutter.
WORKING HOU-. KEEPER, 915 MISS
tf CULLEN, 325 Sutterst.
GERMAN OR SWEDISH COOK, $26. MISs
VJ CULLEN, 325 Sutter.
GERMAN NURSE. t-LEEFHOJIK, 916 MISS
CULLEN, 325 Sutter.
WOMAN WITH A CHILD, 112. MISS (JUL-
ft LEN, 325 Sutter st.
CHAMBERMAID, $15 MlsS CULLEN, 325
Sillier st.
AMERICAN SECOND GIRL $25, LAUND-
resj. piivate family. »si; five cook.-, Ger-
man style, $25. «.10 i.'nd $35; g rls for cooking
and housework, t*-a:ita !'...«, $25, san Rafael
9-5. AUmeda $20, Martinez, 9 In Lmilv, $20:
2 German nurses, $15 chamLormald, wait one
mea , $15; 2 waitresses $i 5, and girl« for cooking
aud housework. J. F. CROaET CO.. 316 Suiter st.
VVr** 1 IKK S-* TO TAKK CHARGE. $25, SEE
tf party here at 10 to-day: firsi and seco d cook,
ho el and restaurant, *60 and $40: American
worming hcusekeeper, $25; ironer in laundry. 925,
and oihers. J. F. C CSETT A CO., 316 j-u ler si .
ANTED-/ GERMAN COOKS AT 935 AND
ff $30; young nurse and second girl, $:.0: 25
eoodbousewoikglilsfor.lt> an.i countr-. Apply
Mio* PLUNKE 1 T, 4-4 Sutler si., nr. Powell.
W A NTED— COLORED COOK FOR SMALL
ft family in country, $25; see party here early
this morning. Appy MISS PLUNKETT, 424
Sutter St., nr. Poweil.
1 ft WOMEN ANDGIRLS FOR HOUSEWORK,
ll' country places; woman with a child, $15.
MURRAY A READY, Leading Employment
Agents. 84*4-088 clay st.
Wi BEING HOUSEKEEPER NB. CITY, $10
ft to $12. li. T. WARD * CO.. 608 and 610 Clay.
HELP WANTED-Contlnued.
ANTED -FIR PROMINENT CANDY-
ft store, 2 girls wltn experience at candy coun-
ter and fountain; state what experience and
where. X. Y. Z., box 84, Call offlce.
MIDDLE- AGED WOMAN FOR CHAMBER-
work; c RI at 11 a. k.. Golden .-tate, 306
Eddy st.
VOUSG . IRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK;
X small wages; references required. 1532 Jones.
KELI A BLE GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK
Apply Monday morning 9 to 12, 16191/2 Gear}'.
YOUNG GIKL TO TAKE CARE OF BABY.
1 429 Fourth St.
FIRST-CLASS TAILORESS ON PANTS. 102
T Minna su
EXPERIENCED CLOAKM AKERS; GOOD
pay: co dressmakers. 653 Valencia sl.
/lIRL TO DO DOWNSTAIRS WORK AND
J cooking; $20. 740 Castro St.
OPERATOR ON WHEELER A WILSON BUT-
ton-hole machine. 416V-J Kills su 'J,
GIRL F« R LIGHT HOUSEWORK AND
I plain cooking. 1712 Bucnanan, bet. 9 and 12.
EXPERIENCED HANDS ON WRAPPI-Ktj
and waists: no dressmakers. 409 a Turk su
GIRL AT DY'EHOUSE. 2160 HARRISON
st., near Nineteenth.
GIRL WANTED, TO MIND BABY, SMALL
wages and good home. 419 Brannan.
GOOO coatmaker-s wanted at 834
Broadway, , akland.
VI' ANTED- L TO ASSIST IN HOUSE- j
ft work. 827 Goldeu Gate aye., upstairs.
01-erat ors wanted, levi straUss a
Co.. '&'iifa Fremont su
WANTED— M*DDLE-AGED WOMAN AS
•" I ousekeep-r in country. Address T. W.
ElNlivicioD, V'isulia, Cal.
LA D V CASHIER, OFFICE MATRON, 3
si.lealadies. miljlner-sbon forelady. Clerks'
Exchange, 313 Bush.
W". MAN 1..2 IO 25) LIGHT HOUSEKEEP-
*» vi,-: $8 monthly; 1 m family. EDW'., box
38, ta I 1 the-.
ERMAN GIHL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE-
I work. 2952 Mission st.
GIRL TO ASSIST AT HOUSEWORK AND
cooking. &26 Haight.
PEOPLE'S HOME BANK BOOKS BOUGHT
at Uncie Harris, 15 Grant aye.
GIRL, 12 OR 14, TO ASSIST WITH HOUSE-
I work and care 01 child; small wagea 6221/3
Hayes st.
WANTED— YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN
ff barber trade. . Address W. W., box 8, Call.
NEW FRENCH SKIRT PATTERNS, 25C:
i.t dress makers furnished positions free. McDow-
ell Dressmaking and Mi livery School, 103 Post.
VI OVED-DR. WISE, THE LADIES' SPECIAL
i'l ist, 10 1118 Market su; monthly troubles, etc.
rpY PEW KITER, RIBBONS, PAPER, CAR-
-1 bon. L. & M. ALEXANDER 110 Montgomery.
£»1 C LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THK
\Ji~O CALL subscriptions and wane ads taken.
1 AUKENCK DBE«S- CUTTING SCHOOL,
J- 1079 Market: a perfect fit guaranteed without
trying on.- call and be convince I.
V, OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE;
-»1 Winchester House, 44 Third st.. near Market
200 rooms: 25c to $1 50 per night; $1 to to $0
per week: free bus and baggage to and irom ferry.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
I*l KITCHEN MEN, $8, $10 AND *12 PKR
I— month; i dli.iwashers $15 and room; dish-
washer. $25; 4 dishwashers, $3 to $5 a week; 3
ushers. $20 aid room. MARTIN A CO.,
749 Market st. •
Si-C'.Nl-CooK $40 AND ROOM: 5 COOKS, 37 I
to 88 a week: 3 boardiut-hcuse cooks, $30 and I
room: cook's helper, $20 and room: cook, country, j
$50 and room. MARTIN A CO., 749 Markeu
BiKl-R. $70: BAKER, $50: BaKER, $45:
3 baker.' helpers, *20 10 525. MARTIN it !
CO, 74£ Market si.
KANCHHAND WHO CAN DO BLACK-
suiithi .g: 3 ranchhands. MARTIN A CO.,
749 Mi.rkei st.
CTOOK', HOTEL, $511 \ND ROOM; SKE PARTY
Xs 1 here, HI to 12 A. M. MaRTIN it CO., 749
Maiket.
\'OUNG .MAN AS CL* RK AND BOOKKEEP-
X er; Hioiill hole.. MARTIN A CO.. 749 MarKet
h LAC KSMITH KOR SHOP ON SHARES
MARTIN A CO., 749 Jlarkei.
*.; Ultt-T-CLASS PAINTERS. R-GU-
s l«r wages, to work for owner; day work. C.
R. HANaEN & CO., 108 Geary ■'.
11/ ANTID- — TIEJIAKER3.
*' c. It HANSEN & CO.. 108 Geary su
Cl ERMAN OAKDENER; PKIY FAMILY;
VX with ref rences; $25 aud found. C. K. HAN-
SEN tfc Co., 108 Geary s'.
Oft TEAMSTERS FOR NEW RAILROAD
—I' work; tree fare. C. R. HANSEN A. CO.,
108 Geary sU
COLORED COOK FoR (OUN I SEE PAR- |
\j tv here. S2O; ccok and nursegirl fcr Redwood
City, see party here. $20, $15. O. R. HANSEN A I
CO., .18 Geary st.
"IKONIR I-OR COUNTRY LAUNDRY' NEAR
J dty, $-.0 and found. C. B. HANSEN A CO., j
108 Geary st.
1 'ERMAN GIRL. SMALL FMILY, $20:'
sj cook and second girl, same family, $^0, »1 5; ]
boarding-house cook, (6 week; girl, housework, j
for San 1 a Crur., «c-0 Redwood Clly. 420 20 girls,
housework, $15, $20. C. R. HANSEN tfc C 0. ,103 !
Geary s:.
MEAT COOK FOR AN INSTITUTION, $40;
iti second cook, restaurant, $50. C. R. HAN-
SEN .t CO., IMS Geary st. .
IjAXTO RAISE VEGETABLES, $25: GER-
i»» man choreboy, $.0. C. R. HANSEN <S CO.,
108 Gearv st.
(i MILKERS WANTED, DIFFERENT I
0 places, $25, $20: 15 farm, orchard and vine-
ya d hands, $26, $25 and $20 and lound; 2 J wood- :
choppers: 20 tiemakers. M L RRA Y<t READY, !
634 and 636 Clay si.
CIUOK. WAITKKS AND DISHWASHERS. I
I MURRAY <t READY, 634 and 636 Clay si.
O CARPENTERS WaNIED. CITY, STEADY
— job: 5 laborers: 3 teamsters. MURRAY' &
READY, 6 4 and 636 Clay st.
'» DRILLERS. SEAR CITY. MURRAY' A
O READY. 634 and 636 (.lay sL
iy ANTED— GERMAN CLERK FOR BAK- I
'» cry to lake churge of delivery Iment,
$15 a week and board: larmer; milker, $20; '
watchmakt r and engraver fur Juneau, and others.' j
Ai ply 10 J. F. 1 ROSETT tfc CO., 6-8 Sacramento.
YY' A N TED-COOK AND WIPE F IK REsTAU-
ff rant, $9J: 2 second cooks and broilers, *40
cook for .2 miners, $30; 2 waiters, $16 and $20:
om-Mbus who can do arm work, $25; waffle and
hot lake cook, $(5, and oihers. Apply 10 J. F.
CROSE'I T tfc CO. 628 Sacramento si.
A BED8 ED- 2 YOUNG MEN To HELP IN
ft private stable, uiusi understand something
übout the businesi. $25 and room and board- sec-
ond builer, for ci,M,l place, $25; flrsl-class butler.
»45. AjiDlyJHss PLUNKETT, 4:4 sutter st .
near l'owe.l.
BARBERS' UNION FREE EMPLOYMENT
office. tO . Vau Ness live. R. F. SIU.NN, tKC. '
YOUSU BOY, IB TO 18, To WaIT ON LUNC II
A tabe and help in ktciien; must be quick an
we 1 recommended. K. W., box 81, Cull Office.
WANTED— EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN
'" for first- cltis- grocery business: (live age and
relere.ue App.y R G , box 54, Call Office.
"LMKS, -CLASS STOVE - MOUNTER; M ST ]
X' tive best of reie. ence. Apply aTEIGER A I
KERR, 3-0 Main st.
SALESMAN: CITY, SI'OCKTJN, OTHER
0 potn s: fac;o.-y .oconsum?r; lermanenu 1155
Mwsioa si.
yuuNu man handy with Carpkn-
X ters' tools; from 7toB a. m. 321 Lj 1 urk st. j
C. AND PANT M X RS KOR COU NT 11 Y.
J. BaUjciGaRTEN & Co., 7 Montgomery st.
2 LIVE SOLICITORS AJIO G BUSINESS
houses. 910 .0 A. M., 630 California St., rm. 6L
11ARTY' F R STEADY SITU TION WHO
-L ia 1 loan employerslso; seiur ty.C box3,Call.
Frksser WANTED. cal renovatory,
116 ear/ st.
THINNERS AT HOLBKOOK, MERRILL A
X STETSON'S, cor. Mantel and Hea.e sts-
-1 ARBER FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
I' 2043 Mission St. No student.
J.)Li MBEK'S HELPER WANTED. 419
1 Mason -t
MEN TAILORS ON LADIES' SUI Te— GOOD
pay. M.J.KELLER CO., Oakland.
b ARBER WANTED FOR SATURDAY-
wa.es $3. 602 Clay st.
BARBEK-SHOPOR BARBER'S FURNITURE
lors le; cheap lent. 759 Howard st.
BARBER WANTS TO BUY GOoD-Pa
shop: city ortountiy. B. C, box 81, Call.
PEOPLE'S HOME BANK BOOKS BOUGHT I
at UNC'L*-: HaBRI;'. 15 Grant aye.
SECOND COOK, COUNTRY HOTEL, $36. i
O 609 Kearny su, room 8.
LADIES* SHOES. SOLINO, »6c: MEN'S
shoes, soling, 50c: all repairing dons at half
ike usual price. 662 Mission uu, bet. lat and 2d. . J
HELP WANTED-Contlnned.
ECRU ITS -.V ANTED FOR THE UNITED
it States trine corpa United --statea navy:
able-bodied, unmarried men, between the ageaof
21 and 30 yeara who are citizens of the United
Stales, or those who have . legally declared their
Intention to become such; must be of good char-
j acter and habits and able to speak, read and write
1 English, end be between 5 feel 6 inches and 6 leet
I In heighu For luriher Inlormation apply al the
; recruiting office. 20 Ellis st. i-au Francisco, Cal.
THE COLORED DANCERS OF THE -IN OLD
Kentucky" Company challe ige all local
j dancers (male or female) to compete in
! a gala buck, wing and soit-shoe dancing con-
. test, to be held on ihe stage of the Columbia Thea-
l r during the second act of "In I Id Kentucky"
on Friday night, Novemb r 19. A goid medal will
be awarded to the winner. Apoiy In person at the
slate door of the Columbia Theater, Friday, No-
vember 12, at 2 p. M.
WAN lED— PEDDLERS: SOMETHING GOOD
tt and new. Call 91010 a. ic. 'ii Geary st.
WANTED-SHIP CHANDLER'S CLERK:
it dock watchman, *0o; office manager and
cashier. Cierks' Exchange 31 3 Bush st.
I)ORI'EK WANTED— MUST BE ABLE TO
do some office work. 715 Howard st.
"yOUNG .MAN TO MAN AOE AND RUN CALL
A route during winter. Call 1116V3 broadway.
WANTED — MEN FOR LIGHT OUTDOOR
TT work, call oet 8 and 10 a. m., 848 Howard. |
GREEN HANDS AND SAILORS. FOR THE i
coatl and south seas. HERMAN'S, 6a7 Clay.
BARBERS' ASSOCIATION FREE EJIPLOY-
i) ment Office. S. FLCH-, Sec, 325 Oram aye.
WANTED— AT MoN'TA.- A HOUSE, 764y 3
TT Mission; men 10 take rooms: 10 , 16c aud
25c per nlghi; OOc. 90c and $1 per week.
SAILORS AND ORDINARY SEAMEN
wanted at Lane's. 504 Davis st. near Jackson.
wake the dead; wenzkl's aLaRJI
tT clock: no electricity; loudest. 6J2 Monts'y.
"I/ 1 INE JI . N'S CALF .-HUES To OKDER. $.' 5O;
-C men's solelng, 35c: only one(pnce. 959 Howard.
SHOEMAKERS TO BUY MEN'S UPPERS,
$1 and up. SHIRLEY, 921 Howard sL
I AROE STOCK OF SECOND-HAND SHOES
J 'or sale: also ladies' and ni'sses', lrom 25c up;
misfi s exchanged; good repairing: snoes made to
order, any style, coutral Repairing shop, 749
Mission, near orand opera- b .use.
I ,
MKN'S SOLKIN G, 60c: LaDIES. 40c: WHILE
you wait. 638 Market; branch 767 JiarkeL
O/W./Y PAIRS— ANOTHER LOT OK MEN'S
♦JUI'U shoes: been slightly damaged; at less
than one-fourth their value: from -63 10 $2 60.
66- Mission st.. BeL Firit and Second.
1.-, simon wants 100 men to get bottle
J. Deer or wine sc: oesi tree lunch. 643 Clay.
KooMa. 15u TO 76j PER NlliHT; bUsi -*-/ ♦* JJ
t iK-r weeK. Oriental 225 Drumm bl
W" ANTED— GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO
tt fl. your feet a; the same price you buy ready-
made ones, irom $1, $'-', $3, $4 and $5, at 662
Jlisslon st. BeL Firs: and Second.
/♦"I = LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
VI CALL. Subscription! and want ads taken.
TRY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE-
low Sixth, for a room: -5c a niglu: $1 a week.
SINGLE BOOMS 10c AND 15c NIGHT, 750
and si week. Llndell House, Sixth and Howard.
Ur AN TED— JIEN TO LEARN BARBER
tt trade; shops, tools, positions furnished: 8
weeks required. S. F. Barber College, JSHVfc Eighth.
If LCHO HOUSE 863^ MAI. ST.— ROOMS
i-i 20c. -5c 10 60c niglu: $1 10 *■-' week.
I uT OK LNcALLED-r OR SHOES FROM 250
XJ np to $1 26. 562 Mission sL, oct. Ist and 2d
VA, ANTED. TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOlt-
»" «*rs&t*le;ks KNuX Collection A»cy, 110 sutler.
\A INCH EST HOUSE. 44 THIRD ST.. NX.
TT jiarket; 200 rooms, 25c a night; reading-
[ room: iree 'bus and baggage .0 and irom the ferry.
WANTED— LABORER* AND MECHANIC*
10 know ibat Ed Rolkln. Reno Hoose proprie-
\ tor. (till ran* Denver Hoasa 211 Third »L; lii
large rooms: '.'sc per night: $1 10 $3 ***** week.
I |
AGENTS WANTED.
A OENT WANTED TO SELL PROVISIONS
10 the trade. Apply 112 S eu.-.ri st.
; j
FURNITURE WANTED.
HIGHEST PRICES TO FILL NEW BUILD. ;
ing. 840 Mission s .; tel. Mint 1821,
\y P. BEAUCHAMP, HIt.HEST Pi.ICE FOR i
tt . furnished houses, croceries, etc. 30 Larkln. I
LJ. NEU..IAN, 121 SIXIH ST., BUYS AND
XJ. sells furniture and carpets; also storage.
INDIANA AUCTION CO. REMOVED .O 1 J ]
alontgomery st. ;hi ghost prices paid. Tel. Davis 71
WANTED- MISCELLANEOUS.
CARI NET- .MAKER'S BENCH WANTED:
state price. W. C, box 143, Call Office.
-. D-H AND CLOTH INO,DRE~SE.-,>EAL- KINS
— wanted; best prices: send postal. 1020 Folsom.
ANTED— JIALE OR FEMALE SPANIEL
TT for huntim;: any bretd, size or age. S. P.,
I box 102, Call ollic?.
I *
A KLEIN, 109 SIXTH ST., WILL PAY
• cash tor clothing aud Looks; send for me.
OLD OOLD AND SILY'ER BOUGHT. W.
JiUND, watchmaker and jewe'er.226 i-.llls st.
. \f ACHINKRY BELTING, SPLIT PULLEYS,
I ITI shm'ug, hugra LIVINGSTONE, 204 Mission.
j rpoOLS OF ALL KINDS. STOVES AND
! 1 rauges bought aod sold. CURTIN, 1123 Market
PAWNBROKKR— OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST-
-L ofl clothing bought. Add. COLKM AN. 41 Third. ]
LOST.
T OST — NEWFOUNDLAND BLACK AND
I-i white dog. answering to the name of Trusty;
$10 reward 120 ddy st.
| T\TOV. 8. BROWN COCKER SPANIEL DOG;
' i-s answers name of Dv eh: nickel-plated collar
; and license. Return to 413 Tenth; liberal reward.
I Q» O/Y REWARD - TERRIER DOO; 3
I «Jp«dU black spots on buck; license No. 1339:
[ raine and address on collar. Return to BON
j BROS., 100 slx.h st.
I pERITFI.ATE NO. 416. FOR 100 SHARES
\J of the capital stock of the Diitsah Mining and
Nl I in- Co. Tinder will be rewarded by returning
same to BEN 0.- Wa I.D, 1308 Pacific.
j— , ,
JJOCKETBOOK LOST IN OAKLAND WITH !
J notes and other papers. Kinder receiva reward
by return ng book 10 971 Eighth sL
i I A DIE*-' SILVER WaTCH AND SPARK-
I I J ling pyiates of Iron fob, valued as a keepsake.
Reward, li returned to 1043 Mission st.
POUND.
• L'OUND-G HEAT DANE DOG. OWNER AP-
| -1 ply 8')1!b WelMtersi., betwoen 11 and 12 a. m.,
' and prove property.
, OILVKR WATCH AND CHAIN. APPLY AT
O 1625 FullOi St., prove property anl pay exp.
. ■ ■
CARPET-CLEANING.
Cl . V STEAM CARI'E'T-CLI-.ANJNO WORK*
tit ens. moves, ays carpet*. G. h. STKVKN4
! Mgr.. 38 and 40 Elgblli st.; telephone South 251),
. v.. iiii.> » .l 1>i.».11.11i.. Dl.-oU.--l *i»lf.l
TT poor work sena toSPAULDING'S Pioneer*J»r-
pet-bear, ii r W.,rk*. i>s3-i/ lebamas*. : 'el. so. All
ADVANCE CARiI-.l- l LEA N 1 o CO. 40 1
tutU'r; iel. .Main 3J4. GEO. WALCOM, prop.
JWATTs.reliaO.e carpet-c.canlm:,renovtg,nlter-
. ation works, 413 McAllister. Tel. Jessie 321.
GREAT TIA S'l E KNS IE M CARPE I -CLEAN
Ing worka 14 Sth, B. GRANT. TeL Jessie 201.
■ CIARPET.-. CLEANED, RENOVATED LIKE
| KJ new. J. McQUEEN, 463 Stevenson; let. S. 228.
I CLE A NIN v, -jc. LAM Ac: llU.i SAAI-
j X.' pies free; tel. Jessie 944. Stratton. 3 EighlU.
CAK±*£.iS UifcAAfcUit RENOVATED UKK
new. i 3 Ten in; lei. south 06. Macklntosn ACo.
J*. . Mlltllf.l L CARPET-CLE ANINo CO
tf . 240 14ih »l; cleaning Be. a yard; lei. Ml j. 74.
! n°^J U 4 1 J i ,a ' ***'** -RliAl'lNG WOK.-. j.
I \J o»J Golden Oato ava, lelepuone East 1-ik m
PROPOSALS.
US. ENGINEER OFFICE, RLRKkTbuILdT
I KJ . intr. ;eatile. wast,.. Nov. 8, 1897,-Sealed i
I proposals for furnishing 600.000 tons of stone and
other materials forjc.. tut ruct on of jetty at Grays
Harbor. Wash.. will b- leceived heie until 2 p i i
I Dec. 10. 1897. and th n pub Ely opened. lutor-
iuation furnished on api licatlon. HARRY Ta A.
I LOR.Captain gin eers. *"*»1 'Al
TO LEASE.
rpo LEASF-JERSEY -MARKET. 612 BRY-
x ant, ne.r Third; thoroughly equipped: has done
large i ash business: will be lei on reasonable terms
on account of bed hea th of the preen, lessee Fo
particulars lrqulre of W. HENDB.CKSON 6 fl !
1 arr.iu building. ' "I
i ! =g= I
j ATTORN EYS-AT-L AW.
[ ADVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAW* A BPBO-
i t vt^ alt : pri vale; no fee without success :colleoilon*s !
G. W.HOWE, atty atlaw,Bso Market, cor.Stocktn 1
» DVICE lEEE; NOCHARuE UJL..SMSu*J
I JX -tt-ssiuL W. W. DAVIDSJN. W7 Markets; |
J BUSINESS . CHANCES. j
'Ancn BLACKSMITHING, HoRSr>UOE-
•tfIZOU. ing aid waion-manlng business, i well
located; 01..-e..iablished bullJiiie included: (loin?
an excellent, weU-paylnsr, sieadv trade: , c 5^P
ground rent: full trial allowed; no belter otter
ever made: a snap. M. LE-jS, 5 Fourth BL
fl? inn SALOON, WITH LIVING-ROOMS;
•JbyUu. furniture Included: 1 blocK fro so -Mar-
ket st. : has fine fixtures and ago. stock: does a
! go. d paying trad-: worth your while seem,. ai.
I LESS, 5 Fourth st. I
fl? 1 f \l \ BRANCH BAKERY AND jfßU-
sll/U. cacy-store: inthe Western AidUion;
furniture of iiving-rooms included: tuctly n.ted
up. JL LESS, is Fourth st v*_ 3]
j,,.*:,! SALOON; OLD-KbTABLieTuD
•3P4DU. place: best location in , ne city: towner
Is there 3 years; a..,0 4 rooms, mc uding furßjiure;
kitchen; 2 storerooms; a bne yard. M. LJ-^s, 5
Four h st. -
ff> fiXn RESTAURANT: EXCELLENT LO.
fe^OU. callty on one of the principal streets:
present owner In the same place lo yeais: cheat,
rent. M. LES-, 5 Fouriu st.
flt.Cn/V CORNER GRLCERY AND BAR IX
S5OO. best pari of Western Adll'.io.G well
stocked: 4 nice living-rooms connected. M.
LESS, 5* Fourth st-
RESTAURANT AND CHOPHOCSE: WITH
ii. or without 12 furnished room;; oppatitethe
ferries- long lease if wanted: best class of custom-
i er" meals from 25c nnward: a genuine good
busings. Par.lculara WILKE, 783 Marketst
flfcCnft CORN KB RESTAURANT AND OYsT
•nSOIM.). ter-house; kept by owner last 4 .years;
daily receipts above 850 owner must ssenfic- or
will trade tor property on aariiiU o- being en-
ln oth.r business. W I LXX, 783 Market st.
$•-»' A NOTION AND NOVELTY .-TURE.
•ffiOOU. with agency of dyeing and clesnl-ig
house, on Polk st. : 4 living-rooms; rent $35: hue
busiiie.s opejlng; sickness tbd cause of sa c.
W I LEE. 783 Jlarket st.
Ofil-rt OLD-ESTABLISHED C 'KNEE BA-
•JSZOU. loon: best locality on Fourth St.; doing
a good-ppyiug business: slckneis cause ot sale.
Apply WILKi , 7*3 Market st.
Qlli r l\ SAL ION WITH CLUB AND LIVING
■^■UiJtl. rooms: lent $30: tranfer point of two
car lines: clo- to Call building: g 'd business;
family affairs compel a g.eat saenfi c. R. G.
WILKE, 783 Market st.
fl?^/ifi SALOON; Be.sT LOCATION OX
•JtJ>Ol»U. Kearny st.: present owner 8 years;
rent 535: odlnga good paving business: bargain.
See WILKE, 7»3 Jlarket SL
fl?^A*n BUTCHER-SHOP; BEST BUSINESS
»J>OUU. location oh Mission st. : -' horses, 1
wagon: rent *20; luves Igaiion solicited. Apply
WILKE, 7b3 Jiarket tt.
OAA CORNER GROCERY' AND BAR,
OUU. CORNER GROCERY AND EAR,
Ol'U. with living-rooms, on Point Lobos aye.:
rent $25: this place is kept by owner 8 years; rare
chanc*. for young man or man and wife,; See
WILKE, 783 Market st.
C2?A.nn OOOD-PAY'ING RESTAURANT ON
tJtIOUU. Fourth st; rent »30: flrst-clas» loca-
tion: best class of custom: rare chance for lively
man or lady. WILKK. 783 Market st.
"VTOTICE— GUS STRAND tfc CO.. lt» SIXTH ST.
IN will sell your business quick for cash.
ffl. 4 i\f\ BARBER-SHOP; BEST IN VIIH
«Jp4:uU. city: great bargaiu. STRAND A CO.,
lit sixth st.
$iniA COR. SALOON: BEST LOCATION
iUU. in Mission. AND tfe CO., 19 Exth.
SALOON, $250: CIGAR STOKE, 3175.
Restaurant, *175; butcher shop, J4OO.
Wood and coal yard. $000; grocery, bar, $353.
Branch bakery, 3 rooms. $150.
For bargains see STRAND A CO., 19 Sixth il
ff.r-n PARTNER WANTED IN NSAT
•JiT • O\J. genteel cash business: will clear $75
per monm 10 each; experience not necessa'.v as
outlet are to attend « ash and ktep p ain ac pints;
no be:ter op 'i.ing ever offered; nought or -tin-
day worn. Apply Pacific Business Exchange, 1118
Market st
■i'^^/l paying restaurant NiAR
0 — OV. MaVket st.
$700— Grocery and bar north of Market st.
$250—i orner solo.n; very cheap.
50— C Igar-s oce in goo l loca- ion, and othe- bar-
gains. ANDERSON A CO., 777 Market st..'
QtJIYA GROCERYMAN AS PARTNE! IN
tpTUu. grocery and bar business: cointry
place; money to be used in the business; 10. se
1 and wagon. HEA LV it CO., 917 Jlar»et su
J OOK! ONLY $35 CIGAR STAND NKAR
i Baldwin Hot-1. Call ear y atH. C. DECKER'S,
I 1020 Mantel s:., opoatite Fiftn.
BAKERY FOR RENT; SHOW-CASES, Kl'.V
ter, she. vlng, all 'oniplet-: fiist-class Getman
I own: rent low: also fin*- horse, »-ii<on and harness
ior sale. Inquire 1»10 seventh St., near 'lie,
West Oakland.
iir anted— party who WILL INVEST
"1 $20011 In an Alaska proposition that Wl I .icy
salary of $100 per month 10 Investor, beside*
pr fits in business. Address J. W ., box 90, ((ill.
Old-established SALOON: 33 turd
st.: gtod lccation: selling on account of.Pck-
ness: wit bin hall a block of Chronicle, Call an Ex-
aminer buildings.
Qtj'tv FOR sale — FiRsT-CL.\t-8 |kks<
Otclc/. taurant; doing good business; .Excel-
lent locality. 126 Ninth st.
I AUN DRY FOX SALE, WITH HORSE AND
1 J wagon. 1219 Pacific si.
SALOON': CORNe.R: SIDE EN IRA NCI. TO
Wlnerooms; lair stock on hand; Lir bii'liess;
depa ture cause of selling. Inquire this i.llicc
pOOD-PAYIO RESTAURANT FORSALE,
YJT 136 second st.
IUANI'KI) TO RENT COUNTRY SAIUON
»» and buy good wi.l. A. W., box 84, Call.
PORTLAND AGENCY "CALL." IVQI.BE
i this oflice or 133 Third su, Portland, Or. I
ffl«9-/*|fY SALOON, DOING SPLEKPID
■tP-Jclv/V/. business: best location iv city for
day and night trade: tine stock: just the pla c for
I private cluurooms; cheap rent. JoHNF. NAX'..iii-
] Ton, 4i6 Austin aye.
ANY AMOUNT OF .MERCHANDISE WANT-
ed lor cash on quick examination aud deliv-
ery: all business strictly confidential, a. 8., box
160, Call Oflice.
fi OINO CHEAP; GROCERY-STORE AND
YT good stock: good locaiion: line beer tnde;
living-rooms connecting. 73J Jlinna st.
TjIIRST-CIiASS RESTAURANT: JIUST BE
-T sold on account of sickness of propr.etcr no
rent lor 1 mouth. 155 Minna s..
yieat market, fully equipped, for
-l'l sale at a bargain. Cominuiitcuie with box 7,
Call office, Oakland
pROCtRY AND LIQUOR-STORE FOR SALE;
si good ice .tlon ; sickness: rooms attached.
, This office.
I c _ .
SALOON FOR SALE: ON ACCOUNT OP SlCK-
ness. 525Vfc Sausome st., near Washington.
pESTAURANT FOR s . LE, CHEAP, ON AC-
ii count of sickness. 2424 Mission st.
I>KOFITABLE COAL AND WOOD Bpsi-
n-8s: will stand investisationt muse be sold
this month. Address Coal, box 112, Call Office.
LIQUOR-STORE AND BAR F.'R SAI.K
cheap. Apply to SIEBE BROS, <fc PLAGE-
JIANN, 328 sansome st.
BUT AND EGO STALL TO LET IN THK
Grand Wt s crn market.cor. Polk and Atstm
sta Inquire stalls 1 and '*'.
BA RO AIN— ST ATI ON * RV, ROOK. NOTION
and laundry office; invest gate. 101 V% Fitth.
S PLEND.D i-TERN-WuEEL RIVER f PAS-
-0 senger and freight s earner for sate. ApHy to
1. K. eiTAT ELI- It, General Ageni North PicidJ
Rallwaj-, 638 Market »1., S. F.
COFFEE AND TEA ROUTES SUPPI'ED
lrom CASWELL <fciO.'-, 415 Sacramet;o sl
LODGING-HOUSES FOX SALI
fIU 00 HOUSE, VERY G00D... 87|»OMS
<in^ 1 " v - / *» $,00— Corner house, new 23 rooms
fir!« 0 TT House .' exchange 12 room*
$600— House for lots 25 rooms
lb-room corner: near the Mint, 345.1
2; -room house, sixth st \ """sisso
28-room bouse; $200 cash . "*" "$450
City proptr.y. ranches an.l business places for
sale and exchange. H. C. DECKER, 1020 Mark st.
MEWLv-boRNI-HED 81.KOOM BOUSE:
a.l fine location: ell 0:1 1 floor. tfS2Mts£on s:.
HOTEL NEAR CITY: CHEAP; 25 *BO\KD-
ers; paying bar. Immidiat.-iy. 809 i oik sL
TN VE-TIHATE THis BARGAIN; BUBOOMS.
1 X «600 c balance eas- pivments frjm Income
| of house. 1. 5 New- .lioutgoin ry st.
BOA 11 DIN (. - HOUSE, WITH GUoU BAR
AJ trade: sick. .ets cause: lake re l estate In ex-
. change. 1300 Turk st.. cor. Webster, j
I U7 AN TED-TEN ANT FOR NICE>H)ItOOM
" house on Market St.; $32. SPECK & CU, 602
, Market st.
HOUSE OF 12 FURNISHED ROOM". IN-
quire a: 18 East st.
1 Of* SIXTH ST ROOMING-HOUSE iP 16
x sik.) rooms and bath for sale cheap, j
FURNITURE: FOR SALE.
URN ,T IKb, Mi iV KB. CAKPjfc^ COTJN-
A lers, showcases. ANDERSON, lpji Market.
|L OR SALKr-l- URNITURE OF. -U.\ NY PLAT:
i J 7 room, and bath; cheap; can maie rant. An-
I ply after today. 703 Polk st. *
ALASKA- ENTERPRISES.
HO , FOR KLONDIKE! OOLD
Electric Ind cai. r will lo ate pl«c r at.d
quartz minet thrrugh watt rand d* b.i inva uabe
io every prospector. Forsaleby S. W.UOWLAND.
| room 4. 85d Market si.

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