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12
WORK OE JAIL. I
No Imprisonment "for Debt, Sayi the j
Supr«-nie Court.
The Supreme Court has handed down
a decision in which it overruled a peculiar j
judgment o: he lower court. Tne wife j
of J. 11. Todd obtained a divorce from
him, and was al owed permanent alimony
-in weekly settlements. After paying her
$280 he ceased to make lurtlier payments
ana was taken before the court to show
cause why he should not be punished for
contempt.
• In that hearing it was established tnat
Todd had no means nor money to make
payment. The lower court allowed him
a month in which to seek employment so
as to p«y his obligations. This oppor
tunity was permitted to pass by loud, j
who made no effort whatever to K et j
work ami the court ordered tna: he he
imprisoned in the County Jail until he;
paid the $200 due.
In pa^ins upon the habeas corpus pro
ceeding tl''t followed this order the
supreme Court said -Thin order Was
clearly in excess of the power of ihe court,
which" cannot compel a man to seek em- j
plovnient in order to ray alimony and j
punisn him for h s failure to do so. The j
prisoner is discharged. 1
IHG STOCK MARKET.
An alvance in Justice to 57c was the only
change worthy of DOle 1 1 mining stocks yesterday
Trude w a 'v 1 as usual.
TheJieicur Mining Company of U:an has de
clared its thirty-fourth dividend at the rate o
12 V»c per shire, amounting to $25,000, making a
total since January 1. 1897, of $ .'50,000. and
?">50,00J since organization.
The Bvgan Silver Mining Company of Utah has
levied an assessment of li-jC per share, delin
quent December 10.
The Golden Crown Mining and Milling Com
pany of Marin County 'as levied an assess,
dent of 20c per share, delinquent December 20.
The Jlnrgueriie God Mining and Milling
(.ouiiia'iy of I'iacer County las levied an aj
sißMnent of lUc per share, delinquent Decem
ber 15."
In the ( hollar mine, on the Comstoek lode, they j
are making good progress in repairing the main .
incline below the 1100 level, in t!ie Ciiollar
ground, on the Brunswick loae, in ihe 2UO k:ii
;0U levels, tne slopes on and below those levels
1 ontiijue to look about the same as at .a.t report,
and yield the Usual quantity acd quality Of rf
500 level— l be joint east crosscut on the south
lne has been advance 200 ieet the past week: j
total ■ n.iti. 30 tve;; face In hard porphyry. 600 j
level— Last crosscut 5 lias been advanced 30 feet; j
total length, 75 feel: face in porphyry. 1 lie main
south drift has been extended 32 fee:: to:* length
t,28 Bet from the ii": li line. Ihe fate IS 111
porphyry and low grade quartz They are doin^
Ine usual limber. , nd repair work throughout
illumine. Shippei'oibe United stales mint Xt
Curs'D o-i the oin mat.. 3718.30 ounces if i rude
bullion, for wh.ch they rertiv.-d 54579 36 In gold
ami 3,->> I 85 ouutes of fine i.ver.
In he Poiosi mine they have resumed work in
the main sotim drift, inn -1 level, »nd aavanced
Hie same 13 feei; iota, len-th. -35 feet. The
face is i ; low grade quartz. tou h dm. i;om No.
2 crosscut, tunnel level, has been udvancel 12
feet an supped; total leneth, 31 feet. The f ice
shows porpu/ry an 1 low grade quarts. In the
north slope, above No. 1 irc-S'tcut, same level
tliev are sull following the west w^II, aid are ■
ra s'.nr for the sixth Boor in low grade quartz, m
the winze be.ow Hit- sill flj- r. north mope, tun
nel level, they are driving sou h on a three
fool . reals of or* i-ssaying from $25 to $30 per
10:1. . rom th" sou li uprai c hey »re driving
norih on the six li H or In old filling' of low giad •
Have shipped t" the ■ »vada mi 1 duri a the week
21 lon-, a :d 1750 pounds of ore. car samples assay
ing $12 224 in gold aid 14.03 ounces line silver,
in the Brunswick lode, 500 level, the j lint "ast
croistut on ihe north line, has 1 cc i advanced 20
feet; toi&l lenzth, HO fee:. he face is in card
porphyry. ihe m.on south driit on this leve Has
bee i >id"vaucid , 5 feel for the week, making its
twta ength 45 feet. Ihe face is in porphyry and
G.H <r:z which gives low assays
1 h- direct, rs or the Bun ion- Keck mine of Tin tic
Di-urijt, Utah, have decided to allow the mine to
remain idle utuil the roudidon of [he metal mar
kets is more favorab c for raiding ore A com
mittee of the dir ctors, which hai b-en before the
railrnals askin; that such concessions as «re
it ces^ ry be made t) en be lie mine to be: in
the putting out of < re . L-aiu reported that it, had
Leen unable loaccomp ish any bl -
At the annual meet. g of the occidental Con
s' lidaied 89.04» si a'es were repre-e ted and the
fo owing direc ors elected: Geo.ge It. We. is, \. >
ol be g Herman Zadis. N. T. Mts<er and J. J.
McCarthy, Vie- W. Kdwauls it-Bigued. Geoi?e B.
Wells was eectel president, N. 1. Messervice
pre idem, James H K.nke d sui erlntendeui an 1
A. K. DuriM* secretary. Mho annna. repoit of
> up-riu en en; KuiK^ad spoke ye y favorably of
ii. c prospects of ttie mine.
.\«-e.«niieiit«i P^udlng.
Folio win; is a list of asses-ments now pending:
I j Dellnq-. I
No. Am: Inths Hale Day
I Boar.l. I
.on. Imperial I ;->9 03i..Uct -fc.Nov -3
Jahdonia 47 10..N0V i ..!>■(• 2
•^g i,ehhtfr I -.0 05. .N0v 7 .Nov 29
Kentuck I 14 0£ ■ .. Nov 27 Dec - .
;..xcheouer 4 05 .Dec 2.. Dec 30
.mil,! ,t curry . I 82 vol. Dec :-|- Dec 29
Seat A Beicaer 63 25 Dec : . D^c .8
Con. ca! V» I It 2i|.ilec 4 . Dec 29
S. lieu dA- Carry ... — 1< I.Dec It .Jan —
.Town FOlni -7. 20. Dec ..Jan 5
lit)/*. .- '.VIKS.
rotlpwlnsr wcr» the =*.<« in tha San Francisco
ftrek PrnrJ vesierday:
JJ-BIIAR KORXIXfI 6VSSION rfVMESrnCU 9:30.
100 8e1cnr.....41 60 I Cl'ol < n:....26|D'S'> KaTac«....bß
10 ■ J.vl-. ... 41 yoo Justice. ...4* 450 87
500 Butli n ..14 iOO 4: OJ l?*-ir Hei....13
10J i.e... 34 iUJ iic*: tun., i. 850 Slllll 07
lUOC'nollar.^.6 110 Ovrmn....U i\JJ V jacket.. 43
100 ...... s~i iOJ J'oto*i.... 5.
iiivKMxis mcssion — 2:30.
305 Belcher.. 37 SOU C >' V ...04 '.»0U Overmn...lo
10 i J nlllon. ..la -'00 U<vC ....3] .OJ Potosl 52
10 ) Chllr. a 1000 Justice. . 5i»J I s»v»<e..o6
IS'» ft-. i v 57 SO Ulan la
50U14V...1.11 10J ilex. a£ ijJ V ■>«.«.-.... 42
25 1 IB| 50 40 100 -..43
i cllow mc «n it« «■«••>" in Uie I'ncln. btocic
i *:>;<• rday :
*KOri.An * fusion— lo: VI.
200 Atfflt«.~"l<!2oo C iron ....OS 250 Mcx 42
'.'OO Alta. l.isOOCon.N V..04 50 uccldi.. 1.40
ao:i 121/j'JOJ L'mi " "-'i j-0 J ODiiir ....bt
500 1. -00 X b N>v...o.i OJ Ovrmn -..10
400 14 10U<) Kxchr...O- ISU r«no«:.-..61
200 li lUO«a A.v ■i^ 20 J n»t»1'«....31»
15OJ It -'00 .-t; (00 88 |
SOU Andes. ...->IOJ U*.N.. 1S 8 100 Scorplon_o i
'JiO telc«J<r....4( .00 1.t.1, »0J > i-<5£i1....13
15J 14 11... 4i '.UJ Justice. ..3-t' 50-.N-V ....bV
100 41, duO 57 iOO 511U1U....09
7 0i» 8nU10n....1. 60 J ii JuO Si Louis... OK
600 l:- JDJ ..* 4. JOJ un10n...37V 2
.00 Ualeda ...'if 1500 50 .OJ utau... . l-_
--20J CfialUf. . .37 .iOJ 5: 10J » J«c».i...-it!
'JJU Uuir 57 JOJ Keniuclc.O JOJ 43
600 LCVtV.. .:i JSOO L Wuli.lk 1400 44
luo Conn \>J
*>TERxoos srssios— 2:3l.
200 Alrti» 1-[lsj i oiiii 96 50'JODhlr 82
201) Ait* 14 2OU O &C -•• dSO Ovrran....ll)
i.OO An6m..~ 2t*J6SJ ]i*.\....i.6t -'jj i u 1u..»..53
'JOO B«lcmr;--i 1 2 4 JO Justice, -.47 00 &4
130 b*l! »bhoO 4> .'SO bav«e.. ...36
8 ii >-.nlhoiil-.i/2 ; I'jU <9i-0i M.«t.\l ... I.'
Cale<la_.. 24'5J0 5 700 09
100 Ch11nce...36'600 51 700 - -\-v 65
L'so L'liollar....s< 54 2boo HI! Hi 11 ..07
ICO CC*V...l.lt .'OO 5- lOObtLouis...o'j
LOO CXV »..O4 100 Kenick ...03 100 oiUril. .. 1.65
f «UO Oi.jsOJ O.UJJ Lni0u....34
lOJtrni'i 2t'iOJ Mexcti... 39 IOJ Utah Vi
800 '-'5 1 50 Occtt 1.3(. 700 V Jcia ....la
CLOSING oIOIATIO.Vi
TUKsuAY. Nov. 16-4 p. m.
£id.AsUd \ BULAtked
Alpha C0n.... — — ' ustlce 58 BO
Alia 14 1. , v~ntuclf 02 0
Andes MO 27 Lady Wash 01 03
Belcb«r 3B 3t ! .Irxlcan 40 4l
Best A Bicbr.. 39 4. ccideuial ....l.iO —
Bullion la 1. pbir t>2 83
laiedonli 22 i: .vennan 10 11
Lhoil«r 52 5 ulosi 53 54
on. Cal <t V«. i. iO 1.11 ovage. .MB 37
1 i.3.irii*<- < 'mi :<4 a i-^. lielcher .. 09 11
lon. Imperial. 02 l.: i ver Hill 07 10
Confidence U4 - i»-rr.i Nevada, 65 66
( rowii Point .. 15 . i.iiidaid 1.63 1.70
Con -New Vow — U>|Si. i.ouu 07 -
exchequer Hi i> Culud Con ab • 3U
liould <tcurri-. 32 -.. Utah 11 22
Male &.Norcrs. 1.65 1.6. low Jacket. 11 43
Juila. — 1 1
tlOVti. ASkj i,O>L> KXCHA.NGi.
TCEoOAY. Nov. 16-2 r M.
TNITKH M*i«.» ku.M)t .
Bid. Asked. I £i<i. Atked
I M. ronp.ll3 — p b tares... .ll»i —
liuiv a:eur|-.5 — |
mscEM.ANKdi-, m \-u
I»|.»tCN«V. 113 _ \, .\ i' c. 05...100 i/ 4 102iA
I«1 Kl#c L til — ;i'«Kiiu '„. 104 . "
lLtia(J\Vsi 19 It"" i'U«d Is 55... 109-i/ 4 —
1 SDI-Btei-C3 — DSi^.-U'inriiDmiii.. 11*3 —
>CbCJLAI*bS l'i*>\' s — l&UK7t»i. 11 U _
>&CiiKU««lu7 1091/S J&LuKy (J,. _ 101
l.««rr-»t KJj — 10 « il'wl-s: niHills —
Ji 1 i-> i. / a i. lU2 lU7 jhrno.WLAL — JOS
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J 1 <>nu>e.l «>< 99V3 — k>4Nt'Usi.. 1041/2 105
kkt-stCb;edil2ti — >- fii-iiArir.il 993/^llO
LoKrCon Os. UO7/ 8 U Jl4 'I'llKCaldi. 108i /a —
NktVlnSilai — 100 >l'KKcal3t. _ «i
N»vcKKlt?«.lOi — <l»arKCai(J«.loti34lo7
M.yf»l M. - ■i-V\yaiero» 118% —
»>i!»U. M. B5 — >VWM«4t, jul^lois^
NJ? C, 85....1»4y» — |«»l««u«.*M liV —
VATKK STOCKS.
tontr»c;o!i; % 44 — ISpru^ Valla/ 983/ 4 100
kkriiiua Hi — I
«AH and KLioTnrr: trrn-ici
fdpll»U. . — V.'6 llactflc U:.i, 67 67»/ 4
[entraL....'.. fhi/j - s O&Ktec. 9i%9Ji^
L tidoc t,i»a: 13 14 !>an j-ranctca .1% J3 '»
Liuc t, <£ .-i — 6t)14:-,iOtitUM» i 43/ 8 —
k-M u<w iu»^ — 93V*I
I.\SUEAM:< STOCKS.
• 'remans] — |
COM Hi: IV. BANK BTOCBTI
• ncio-r*! SB 57 1 1-irst Na.lo 1. 185 —
BanltorcaL.242 244 j ondont'AA. t^9 ISO
u.bMUo — 101 i:ercaivx.... ? ii -
MVISm HANK STOCK*.
rerS<tr.t;-«.. i 520 — & Ix)«a . . 100
Bnmt)*tL.lusi 116J !-t*artty...... 25,) —
Mutual. 35 4U Luiuu it OJ..J3J —
tjrs-v Liiijoaio'J —
6TRKKT KAfT.ROAn BTO.^IC*.
California..- 1-9 111 lOalcSUßii*/ - »W
lieary-st...— 40 - ■ I'reaidiU ..— 6 —
htrmm — 506/ g 90*41
talliorn'.a.... — 115 I >i»ntOox... 363/ 8 26y a ;
kultmu.... — 90 |..j;oriu .^g aY» j
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270 Jlmrhlnson SP Co "•> ""
150 Markets: Railway SO J8
$2000 Market-si Xv Con Bond» 6%* lit ,a
5hV Whim ... ....- ••■ ...-» ;t *» 75,
$1000 s P Branch Railway Bonds 106 87V a
2^o Vigoril Powder •> oJ
10J bY Water 99 87Va
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6 do oo ..-.-... "'£
15 S F Gas * Electric Co V* U0
25 do d Vi 25
75 «jo do - - pa " °
10 fc V Water »9 871/3
7 do do 99 75
»2000 1" of A Bonds 99 87J&
20 Vigoru Powder d 37Va
20 Alaska Packers" Association.. 97 00
10 8 V Water 99 75
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,
Florence G. l'erlne to George M. reriue, undi- j
video 1 half of lot on sE corner of Chestnut atid
Laguna streets. X 137:6 oy S 187:6: g :f;.
Estate of Juiia Morrison (by F. S. Wensinger.
extcutor) to same undivided one-sixteenth in lot
on s line of Chestnut street, 13? E of Lacuna,
]•; HS:« by .-* 137:6:^40.
J nmes and H nima G Stewart to Fan >y Meyer
(wife of Mod c), lot on N line <■* Pacific street,
144:6 W Offc^ott, W 25:9 by N l:-i-.':7i 8 : $10.
James 11. Lyons to James F. ClOOueu, lot on
'N \\ line Cotton stree:, 75 NE of Crocker. NE
lS:ti by NW tjj-tf; $10.
].o..T<e Merrier (wife of Kurene) to Henry A.
.. lot 'ii M: -or pr of seventeenth and
Folsom streets N ISA by E iOO: W.
I'etir 11 ana An:, a E. Biele.-b^iglo same, same;
to.
Mary Ryan to Joseph B. Margaret. George and
Robert F. U. an and Mary E. Klcuards, lit on N
hneol Niueleeiilh sireet, 72:3 W oi Capp, W 50
by S 60; Blft.
George Schmidt to Josephine Schmidt, lot on W
line ct Mission street, 25 N of Twentieth. N 25 by
W 90; gift.
van I . Zelle to Franci s Zeile. lot on N line of
Lombard street, 137:6 Eof Jones, E 50 by N
137-6: gift.
William t'. Howard to Charl> A. Hug, 10 on E
corner of Second a>id Natorua s're<?n. SE 47 by
NX 75: $10.
Blanche :.nJ Jennie O'Day to Roy Watklns.
lo:on NW line < f Clary stieet, 254;tt SW of J-iftn,
BW 25 by N W 8 >: JlO. '
Esiateof Owen (Trillins, by Kate Griffin* execu
trix, to K«ti;ar I . Hoag. lot on E line <,i Th ri hve
nue. 134:5 N of Citment. street, N 182:6y2, t. B',8 ',
S 132:4: W 72:9: 1 3800.
Kate Gritlins to same, same; H.
\v il jam C. and bailie R. Clark to same, some, |
quite aim deed: $1.
mi. Ie R. Clark to same, lot on E line of Third
avenue, 325 S of California street south (Deeth),
X 52U, - 146, W 47:1 8-i0 N 13-:4, W tO:6, N
}- (1 : 2 : $10.
Orvin Barucb, Daniel Jlarney and ludwig > rn
stein (by lieoi>e W. Lane, commissioner) to W. st
er ; Loan Association, re-record of 1718 d., lot HZ
on Si come. A sireet ana Eighteenth avetiu -, -
175, X -40. N U:iO, W 133:11, > 171:6, W 78:1; '
*1950.
Sara V. de Wilson to I dward Svensson, lots 1
and '2, block 561, Bay Par^ i4om?steau Associa
tion; grant.
A LAM EPA COUNTY.
Richard H. Hijjgioson o Peier Dlehl and wife,
lot on W line of Second avenue, 225.60 > of
orchard, sSO b_v W 150. being ot 9. bkclc D,
Stone lract, Brooklyn Township; SlO.
John 11. Wliet-:ei to Francis V . Whee'er, lot on
N II ,c of Sycamore street, 132 W or Grove, W 25
by N HO, Oakland: $.0.
A. X Wilkinson to Alice M. Wilkinson, lot ot
- corner of hat Fourteenth street ana Eleventh
avenue, >X 50 by (■«' 70, blocn 41, Clinton, East. i
land; *10.
Jauies and Grace W. McKinlay to William Me- I
KinUy. lot on W line of SixtD street, 49-85 S of !
Cbaonlbg Way. > 25 b- W 138, being lot 3, block j
U:s, Han Tract, Berk.- c. ; •* .
i entrai Pacific Railroad Company to Antonio F. i
Fernaudfs, lot on S corner of Harrison avenue and j
; Tenth street. si-- l'^O by > >. 60 beiuK lot 1, block I
Q. Huntington Tiact, Brooklyn Townsh p $ 00.
Laura a. ln.nty to En:. lce .-. M»ckeiizie, lot on
h. line of Hosti v venue, 1' 0 Noi Chici-go avenue, j
N 60 by E 130, block »-, Revise 1 .Map Inspect
Hi 1 l met, Brooklyn Township: #380
San ford ar.d Kva Bennett to James J. 1 hatcher, !
lot on W line of Second avenue, 94 :3 N of -anta
Clara, X 5•• by W 10j, being a poition of lar.ds of
Teut<nia Pa. k aid Homestead Asnocialion (to 1
• orren 491 need 174) Aiaaicda; $1000.
Elmhur.tt Land Company to A . E. Shaw, undi- !
vided half int rest of- the real ana personal prop- |
erty of said co:poration, Brooklyn Township: also :
un ivided quarter interest of the. lotlOwiDg prop- I
eriy: lots 2 to 14. 18 to 35, 37 ;o '69. 41 to SJ. 54
i.«i 03. 73 to 100. iiiuliurn Park No. '-'. Brooxlvn
Township: also lots i to 25. 74 »nd 75, 78 to 101,
IOC to 117. 1-1. 12S and 1.6, same; also und.
vided ta f interest in lot 61, same; consideration j
500 shares of sad corporation surrendered; a . i
SAN FRANCISCO "CALL."
FTPINESS OFFICKoI ttieSan Francisco Cam^ !
TlO Market street, open untli 12 o'clock every •
l.t|.ht in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES— S27 Montgomery street,
corner Clay; opnn until 9:30 o'clock.
: : J (- Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock.
615 1 arkln street : open until 9:30 o'clock.
bW. corner sixteenth and Mission streets; open
CDlil 9 o'clorlc.
143 N.ath street: open until 9 o'clocit.
£618 Mission street open until 9 o'clock.
ltOs Polk street. op<-n until 9:30 o'clock.
NW. corner Twenly-seconi and Kentucky !
atre't'*: open t.!I 9 <>'c ock
■ !
MEETING NOTICES.
IPS' KXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 166, F. m
w^*^ and A. M.— Special meeting THIS^^V
(VVEDNESD \ V KVi-MXii, November iTJf
17, a; 7:--tu o'clock, second degree. /vi
IHKO. E. SMITH, Secretary.
■£~S= CROCK KIT LOIxiK No. 139. ■
Ib^^ {.-. and A M.-D 3 THIS (WEDNKs- A.
DAY') EVE \ING. al 7 o'clock, sharp. 'W'SP
fey order of the W. M. /V>
li. FORTRIKDE, Secretary. j
O^s= MISSION LODGE No. 169, F. •
&3^7 and A. -Culled meetine IHIS A
(WEDNESDAY) KVENING, lit "■ O'jrjf
o'clock. Second degree. P.v order of ihe/^r^ I
W. M. C. U.'BU >KKR, secretary. j
■r"S= MOUNT MORI AH LODGE NO 44. m
Stie' F. and A. M— Meeting THIS /*
(WEDNESDAY') KVENING at 7:3o^T3f
o'clock. Third i.egrer. - . /^ r >
THKQ FKOLICH. Secretary.
JK—g^ MORSK LODGE NO. 257, < g>millfez, I
Sfcsjfi' i. o. O. F. — Important meetin ; :
THIS ( W EDNVSD A V) EVEM NG. -?2(£3zsz' \
Nov. 17. Nomination of ofltcers for fwllv>-
the e:isuin? term. A full attendance is dfslreJ. |
Vlsitoig cordially In vi cd.
C. Bkixd. Rec. Sec. F LUDKMANN, N. G.
|frg= THE REGULAR MEETING OF a
mr*JP the san Fia ci co BricKiayets' Asso- II
elation will be he.d at B. B. Hall, l-'l ndy » .
St., THIs (WED l-.SDAY) EVENING. M
Nov. 17. 1897 at 8 o'clock. a full attend ->f£s.
unce requested. Business of Importance. " If*
K. J. B KAN DON. Prejidenu ■
BJS^ 3 K. R. B, ATTENTION— BfSr- / A
i*-*' nc S i of importance ill I I WED S■ > iTV^
DAT) EVENING. PR ..SJ DEN 1\ r
qtr^S* M. E.B. A. No. 35.— MKMBERs WILL
! Ji^& plea. c meet at 9a. m WEDNESDAY, No-
vember 17. at the rooms 10 attend the funeral of
deceated .brother P. J. MUiil'l, Y.
■ HOM as M LC LMSOM, PreJldent.
J. J. Skabky, sstcretary.
»^S= THE RJ GULAR ANNUAL MEETING
i*^ of the stockholders or the Calliornia Wine-
makers' i orpormion wj^l Us h II ni thet hamber
of Commerce, 431 ■ allfornl i St., San Krauclsco.
on V\KD-K>I)AY, Nov.-mb r 17. 1897, com-
ii • - 1 1 c nst a' 10 o'clock a m. CALij-ounla
WJNEM-Ki-.KS' CORPORATION,
Per W. J. iiOT CII Kiss, Sec. and Mgr.
ff^ss» A WEEK'S NEWS FOR B CENTS— THIS
■JrZS' WEEKLY CALL, in wrapper, for mailing.
1
SPECIAL NOTICES.
f--^g=> EXTENSION OF PROTEST— CAPTAIN
Sb~iS r l-.K.M DREY • S, niMS et of the German
ship Chile (Q. F. l. X.), will ex end his ptoiest
on Til . tiMVA Y. Nev.niber 18. 1897, at 10 o'clock
a. M., at Ihe olßcc of the Imperial German Con-
sulate at this city. 318 J-acr. mento st. San iran-
oisco, November 15, 1897.
O. LOHAN, Imperial Vice-Con
_^___ , - ». I
»T^= -MR MURDKK McLKOK, FORMERLY ;
Vm~Sr of the Ktiipuriiim (ir II Room, can now be
loin d at The Essay, 18 sixth su
jr^= M.ME HANSK.N; LATEST GALVANIC
m-& ba.tt-ry aiKl cabinet baths. il6Taylors.
StTS' MRS. tsTr.WERT, GENUINE bIEAM
w-*^ and cabinet tains. 120V3 'Jeary, room 11.
g£^s=» PAINTINW. WHITINING, PAPER-
•-^ hanging. HaRTMaNN. 23» 1 hiid st
Bt-JST HAD IWAMs tJICTEI) lOR »4
*&-*>' mile, tions made: city or country. Pacific
Collection Co. 41J Moo :•;>• «?., room rt: ie!. £>58U.
St:^ MKs.DR.FISH.IOIy 2 GRANT AY.KM 2;
*-*' electnclan ; alcohol luiiiish baths; unrivaled
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, i^»r.
DIVIDEND NOTICES
■p-^~nTviD' SI) NOTICE— DIVIDKND NO,
fifes'" 49 (30 cents per share) of the Hutchlnson
:-ugar l'untHtiou C" will be payable at the otlice
of me tomp>-n> - , 3^7 i ark«t t-t.. on »i (i after Sat-
urday, November 'M. 1897. Tmtialer b>ok» will
close" Satuiday, :oveuib»r 13. 189.'. at 12
o'cicck M K. H. BHEiiD' N, Secretary.
etZS* CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—
»-»' THK WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address
In the United Slates or Canada one year for $1 50,
rosiiL'' 1 free.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
QCANDINAVIAN, FIRST-CLASS HOTKL
0 cook, '£ .Swedish hotel i-imm')"rmni<ls, 6 hotel
wul rc-ise*; »'l have the very ties' :f references;
want work: cii. v or country. Address C. H.HAN-
!Si>.N A I'll.. 108 Geary st.
MKKINKI) MIDDLE-AUED AMERICAN
1 I ' : ■ . Iv desires position fie working hou •keener;
lUes cnlldrrn; city or country; 10*15. MISS
CUI.LEN. 3.25 Butter
fiOMPEI'KXT SWISS COOK AXu UOL'SE-
Vj work girl <lesT<s situation: i years iast place.
[SS CUt.i-.KK, a.'s Sut.er s .
COMPKTKNT COLORED NUHSK DKSIKK.S :
\j situation; -'^ ears last place ; cl:y or coun-
try. MI s CULLKN, 3'J5 sir erst.
ri HUK.irjOHLY U)MI'KIKM HUSH LilllL
' desies .-itnation nt first-class cook: Jewish
ia. inly preferred; 6 years last p ace. MIS>S CUL-
LION, 3-5 Sut:er at.
U.MAN MAID, BESI OP REFKRKNUKii,
desires a situation J. F. CKObr.IT & CO.,
316 cutter su
/'KRMAX EMPLI^Mt.VT OFFICE, MR*.
Ij LAMBERT, 417 Powell st.; telephone Maiu
533-; furnisher l>e-t uelp of all nationalities.
A MERICAN GIRL DESIRES POSITION AS
A coo* and to do general housework: under-
stands German and A mericen rooking ihorouih y;
b st. of city references; wages not less than $-5;
cne place 4 years: last place 3 years Call or ad-
dress A. H. P.; 1632 Polk st.
WOMAN WISHING TO SI'BXD A WHILK
'» In the city would like a place where she
could do < hamberworlt or any kind of ligut work
in return for bo rJ and lodi; Address for one
week, Box 29, Call Branch OUice, 339 Hayes it.
i YOUNG UIRL LAI ELY FROM IRELAND
-»'V 'a aiHH situation to mind children a >d make
herself ineful in n respectablu iiimiy. 4075 i.'4th.
1.-'MI'LO^MENT \V A TK D BY EXPERI-
-i lined person; care of infant or sewing or
chamber work; gotd local reference: wa.es ('25.
Address J. M. ANDEKSON, 142 Ki^bth st.
VOCSG J.ADY WISHES A PLACE TO DO
J. housework in a lamily where there are no
small chl.dren; wages $lo: reierences required.
Address H. A. X., box 88, Call.
KRMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION FOX
' ' upstairs work ana children: tood reference.
Address 1022 i-.irr.lu st.
/' KM AN GIKL ABOUT 'JO WANTS SITTJA-
VI tio .todo i lain cooking and housework. 219
Second s upstairs.
YOUNG GIRL HESIRKS POSITION AS
J typewriter or bookkeeper. 201 I'owell at.
room 6.
lADY WITH I.ITIL-: OIKL 41/2 YEARS
J wishes a place as house&teper; cay or near.
11. 8., b x 81, Call.
yOUMi WOMAN DESIKJIS A IIOU>K-
-1 keeper's pace: no objection o short dis.ance
in country, y tit* Mission st-. room 19.
VOU.\O LADY* RECENTLY FROM SALT
1 lake wisn»-s a position as housekeeper. 850 !
Market st., room 37.
\- I NG GERMAN LADY DESIRES POM- ;
X tlon as keeper. 112 lay lor sl., room 7.
i • lltl. WISHES A POSITION 1 0 Do GKN-
VJ eral housework. Apply at 101 south Park.|
pfci«Pr.CI'ABLE WOMAN WANTS LIGHT
It housework; kind to cti.ldren. 217 i'o-a sl
t-IHST-CLvSS DRESSMAKING DONE AT
1 1031 Market sl., room 6.
GERMAN OIKL WISHES A SITUATION
for cooking and downstairs work. 115OV-2
>"i horn si., near higsth.
4 N AGED LADY WOULD LIKE TO ASSIST
-\ in lUht housework: mote for a home than
wages. 29 Edtly si., room 23.
VEAT OBLIGING YOUN » GIRL WOULD
>'KAT Mtu.iliori t> YOUN homework; sleep
I like situ.ition ti do llaht hoiufivork; sleep
home; M.smo;j. B. B-, Call, sixteenth and M.lssion.
mWO COMPETENT SWEDISH GIRL*, TO DO
J. ci.o»ing and ■ hcusework: no d references;
wages $-0 to #.'5. 5.3 .McAllister st.
i 'OM P.. I ENT WOMAN WANTS A POSITION
V «s hrst-class American coj£. Call at 30tiy a
Hayes st HBkiß
pOMPEIENT WOMAN IOWORK BY THIS
\J day. 8.0 u'Farrell st-
iIEsPKCTABLK wo.ma.n WISHES * BlTOa-
lt tion to do general hous-woric; p. am cook and
iaund e*s ma.iy years' rel rences. Cal in per-
son 350 I'rec.t i aye . oft' Foisom.
/OOD RELIABLE UIBL, FOit OKvEBAL
' > homework; is x< cd cook, call a: 439 four-
teenth si., near uuerrero.
"y UNo LADY Ul-HK.S POSITION AS
-I housekeeper. Apply 235 o' Farrell si , rm. 7.
QTRONO YOU> (JO KRMAN WOMAN WANTS
0 work as cook in restaurant or boatdlng-bouie.
Addiess A. .... box 100, all unite.
ANTKD— A YoU>G WOM AN A POSI-
»' tioa as houseKeeper for wldowerV, family. Ad-
diesa room 1-, 10-0 .Market at.
pOMPETKNT WOMAN WANTS SITUATION"
\J lor genera! housework and cooking. G. T. box
94, Call.
MIDDI.K-AGKD GERMAN LADY" LIKES A
place tor general housework and cooking in a
Gem an tnml.y. Call at 235 Corbett aye., bet.
Seventeenth and E ghteen.h sis.
■\ OUNG I ADY wants a NICE PLACE AS
X liousekfeper: no objection to short dis.ance In
the country. 12 Po^t aU, room 10.
EXPERIENCED PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHER
wishes room and board In exchange fur tui-
tion, sewing, correspondence, or as companion to
invalid lady; wining ogive M hours each A. M. or
p. M. F. li. S.. vox 18, Call Office.
yOUXU LADY DtSIRKS A PLACE AS
J- housekeeper; city i r country, Room 6, 821
Mission st.
VOUSG WOMAN WAN IS WORK I" KfcS-
X tuuront, or day work; sleep home. V. M., box
7, Call.
\'IAM. LACY WISHES A SITUATION AS
X nuise or tune care of children. 134 Fourth si.
pESPONSIBi.E LADIhS' NURSE Wbll s A
±\ few more emcageiuents: wages rea,O:iat>
319 Minna st , Let. Fourth and Fifth.
TRENE sJiMH'S FREE MEEI ING TO
IRENE 997 Market su; circles Tuesday evening.
nlc;ht. 997 Market St.; circles Tuesday evening
404 Turk.
PHYSICAL MANIFESTATION-, i-L\TE
1 writins, to-nigut; proceeds Protestor Mingo.
1423 Market st.
VOUaU LADY DESIRES HOUSKKKEPKR'S
X. i (is lon or do plain mending. liO'i Geary
st , r. om 2.
yuUXO WOMAN WISHES HOUsKKEKP-
X er's posiilun. tall 1104 Mission st, corner of
Severn h. room 10.
PKSPECTAHLK MIDDLE-AGKD WOMAN
JL\i wishes a situa'.io.i; in a good cook; city or
short distance In th • country. 2-7 Minna si.
v.IDDLE-AGED WOMAN WISHES SlTUA-
<*' lion to do general housework; «ity or country.
4517 Eighteenth «L
QITOATION AS COMPANION WANTED BY
O young lidy; excellent render, and Competent
to lake charge of correspondence. Address Com-
panion, oox 1, till .
yol'XG LADY DESIRES A >TEADY PLACE
Xas housekeeper; city or country. 126 Fourth
St., room 23;
yots(i woman WANT* a place AS
X housekeeper: oil;- orc<untry. 305 a >i ason st.
\'EAT Y< UNO GERMAN" GIRL DESIRES A
i.\ houseki epei's position no oi jectio i to a shori
distance In country. 1:2 . Post St., room 11.
yOUSO L\DV WANTS A GOOD PLACE Ab
1 houneKeeper or typewriter. UO6 Market St.,
ro m 24. second floor.
SITUATION VV.VNTKD MY MIDDLK-AGED
iHdy to do any kind of housework: wages not
so much object as k■• d home. Central lions*,
i>36 T,.lid si., loom 38.
you.M) lady wants place as
X stewaideis. ApD'y 207 Post st., ioom 9.
WOMAN WlsllKS SITUATION' I O TAKE
cure of ■ hi ilre'iordo homework; city or coun-
ry. Address fir one wee», box 8., tall Branch
Offi c, 3. 9 Hayes.
ytilNO KRMAN GIRL. SPEAKS FRENCH
1 ai.d f pan -h wants a housekeeper's place, ill
Geary st., roo .. '£'.
HI - LAi.Ki.S — BKA.MJ.I UFFJOr. V? THK
\O i ..Li.. MiU!-iri|)[lo ci tin mil Adi taken.
SITUATIONS WASTKU-JIALE,
CHINESE A JAPANESE; E>T'D 20 YEARS
\J help: tel main 1997. BRADLEY <tCO., 64O Clay
CHI vis.-: ANI< JAPAN EMPLOYMENT
office: best help 4Uy a O'Farrell. Tel. K. 428.
Jj UNTKKi Co.. (.HI..KSK AND JaPaNKSK
II «mp. cilice (il4i/2 California .11., tel. main 231.
JAPANESE AND CHIN ESK EMPLOYMENT
O i llice, lest help, 314b sutler St.; te:. Giant 30.
pHRISTIAN MAN WITH SICK WIFE
\J wants shoe repairing and soloing to do at his
room: bring shoes or write postal. 1055 Mlssien
si., mom 4.
SITUATION'S WANTED— Continued.
MAN AND WIFK WISH SITUATIONS IN
restaurant or ho: el; wife experienced wait-
j rets and chamherma d: man porter or dishwasher.
. Calror addrets H., 74-> Howard su
I U/ANTiCD— A SITUATION AS cOACHMAN
»" nndgardener by a competent you.is .swede;
firs -class driver: goo.l r^-.erences. A<!dres< A.
S., (,olJt-n i ate Postofllce, .\la.u>-da County, I al.
| \yANTKD— RY A YOUNG GERMAN A POSI-
| »» lion of some kind; has done porter work; n t
i afraid ot hard work or lon-.; hours. W. It., box
j 86, Call.
j.Y YOUNG MAN WELL YE USED 1 v XL C-
-11 irical work (either street railway or I giitingi
position in or outside of the city. Eleciriciu.l. box
105, Call Office.
J.\PANE:-E V >CNG BOY UNDEHSTA DING
cooking, waiiingat table and housewcrk wants
permanent situation gooa family: <iiy or country;
! best rcfereii c as to honesty. PJE'IKK X., 1909
! i i. ln. ore .St.
' WAXTEU-A SITUATION" T'J I>O ANY
'» kind of useful and honu.ab c w >rk by smart,
I in ell.'gent young man .8 years old; i.oo«l refer-
| ence. S. A., box 7, Call.
j CIARPENTKR AND builder WANTS
V.» work; is a first-class mechanic; stranger in
! town. M. J., box 85 Call.
! \j IDD L E- CARPENTER WISH i S
-•• place to chore; house or ranch. P. a. D., box
j 33, Cail. [
ifXPKRIENCKD CHEKSEMAKER, iiAKES
XJ different kinds of cheese, also butter, wants
situation; city or country. Address K. X. C, box
34. all. .
\\r ANTED— SIDE LINK TO SELL FOR CASH
»' throughuu: California. Address room 236,
Western liotel, Sacramento. Cal.
"yoUXO MAN WILL PAY $25 TO ANY ONE
X securing him a reliable position. O. M., box
91, Cal. Office.
GOOD HAND IN DRESSMAKING WANTED.
1338 Bush st.
pARPEXTKR WANTS WORK AT ANY-
\J thim in! the line of carpentering. Address
Carpenter, box 10. Call.
ITUATION WANTED BY AN INDCSTRI-
-ous married man as carpenter, teamster, plan-
ing or sawmill work, or work of any kind thank-
fully received: will take bouse and lot as part pay-
ment for wor*. Address s. v., box 39, Call.
, ARTENDKR WANTS POSITION THAT
understands his business: night or aav work;
from the East; Al mixer. M. M., box 14, Call
HANDY YOUNG MARRIED MAN WANTS
»work of any kind; factory preferred. Addreis
G. G. G . 4 9 li.nd st
\~OUN« MAN. 20. WANTS POSITION WITH
X photographer « hare ther • Is a chance to learn I
] Iha busm.s-: i akiaiid preferred: salary no ob-
| ject; excellent references. Address J. R., Oak-
land Office of the Call.
AN XX.I KRIKNCED TIfAVEI.ING SALES-
man. 7 years and 9 month) in last position, )
j desires position: personally acquaiu ed with gro- '
eery trade throughout this si»t«>: best of refer- I
I ences. Address r. B. W., 413 O'Far.e.l St.
COLORED man WANTS SITUATION as
I butler, pmer or general housework; gooa ref-
I eieace Call or address J. W. J, 116 Geary st.,
! Dps airs.
"V r OING MAN WISHES POSITION OF ItKAD-
X ct and companion to inva'id Y. C. b.t.88 Call.
ANTED— JOB AS BAI.TEND.-.K: HOTEL
••or saloon; city or country. T. H , box 72, CalL
IDDLK-ACiKD GERMAN, SPEAKING ENO-
i'l lit I; -nd I allan, wUnes po ition 02 any kind;
I $500 bonds II required; low wages; good refer-
ences. T. U\, box 85, Call Office
' "ywUXG GERMAN WaXTS A PLACE TO
X drive bakery wagon; experienced. Cull or ad-
dress 4 .8 Bran nan at.
HIGHLY fcXPKKIKXUKD PRINT/-: It,
butler, having managed largest Chicago
composing departmental, not afraid of worn,
wants situation heie or elsewhere I'lx, Hack-
melr Hotel, E:dy st.
ANTED— POSITION BY MACHINIST AND
«* engineer; 10 years' experience: city or cou n-
] try. Call or address J. H. D., 3119 Fifth si.
UrANTKD— rtISTTIOX AS MANAGER OF A
»» daily or weekly newspaper or clais journal by
a thoroughly competent newspaper man of 20
years' successful experience; references lurnlshed.
Addr ss I. O. X., box 39, Call Office.
A I AX AND WIFK WAN SITUATIONS,
1»1 mm at por er, wife to do chami-erwori. F.
L., box 9, Call Office.
/•I - i-AKKI.N- BRANCH OFFICE UK THK
vlil CALL. MiLscniitiont hini want. ads taken.
WINCHE&TKK KOL&K, 44 J HJRD ST.. NR,
* » Market. 200 room-* 26c to 51 50 per nUn;.
! II CO to $6 per week; convenient und ri>spect«i(M«;
lie*- Mil mid l.ar iiH^n to mil Horn the lei i
HELP WANTED- FEMALE.
WAITRESS, HOTEL, SOUTH. $2'J; CHAM-
*» bermald and wait, country hoitl, $20: 4
' waitresses, ctv hotels. $20 and $15: unricglrl,
I AiamiMln. $10: nu s»L"irl, city. $10; 26 girls,
housework, $15 and $30; Swedish second Kiri,
$16. C. R. WANSEN A CO.. 108 Geary st.
H. AD WAITRESS. CITY HOTEL, $25: ( O )K,
boardinu-h use, city, $25. C. R. aAXSE.N A
m., It 8 Geary st.
HOUSEWORK GIRL. ARIZONA, $25; 15
housework girls, city and country, $20 and
(25: 8 younc girls, assist, $10 to $15. MISS CUL-
LKN, 325 Sutter.
REFINED NURSKGIRL. $16,2 CHILDREN,
XV 3 and 5 years old. CULLEN. 325 >utter.
GERMAN COOK. $30 IO $35. MISS CUL-
LEN, 325 s-utter.
VJURSE, $25, ONE CHILD. MiSS CULLEN.
1> 325 sutter.
CIOOK. $30; Sl-UJXD GIRL, $25. MISSCUL-
VJ LEN. .25 suiter.
ATKAT SEJONDGIHL. $16. MISS CULLEN,
1> 325 Sutter st.
p00K,525. MISS CULLKN, 325 SLTTER.
GIRL TO WAIT OX TABLK, $15; SLEEP
home. MISS cULLE.v, 3-6 mi tier st.
VEAT GIRL OK WOMAN. HOU.-KWORK,
XI $15: sleep home. MISs CULLEN, 325 sutler.
FINED FRENCH GIRL AS COMPANION,
$15. MISS CULLEN, 325 Suiter su
C> LOKKD GIRL. BERKKLEY: GIRL VA-
! ilejo, SM; also one at $I.>; girl, Napa. $20;
girl, i mole $25: gin, hills. $2J: ■ girl. Redwood
City, $10; •> girls, F.I more, $20: jj rl, B*ker, ■ 20;
"in, i otrero. *10; girl, Grov -. $.0: 3 - rl«, $15;
; 27 young girls. t.H, $10 and $12 pe.' month: 16
| Germ n, 9 -we.lish and 7 Danisli girls: girl, Cas-
i tro, $20: girl. Mission, $25; rlrl, Ashbury, $16.
MARTIN &, CO., 749 Maiket St.
r . WAITRESSEir. to WEfc.K: 3WAITRKS3KS,
' I 2J; tress, $17 50 and room; 4 waitresses.
$15 and r.om; A chambermaids and wall so i.c,
*15 and room: waitress, sail Rafael, $15 and
I room. MARTIN A CO. 749 Muriel su
LAUNDRKSS FuR COUNTRY, $25, FOUND.
MURRAY A RKADY, 634 and 6.>tf Clay St.
LAUNDKISS FOR A SMALL COUNTRY
XJ place, $20 and found: fare paid. MURRAY A
READY. 6"4 aid G; 6 v-.ay st.
0 CHAJIBKRMAIDS FOR SAME COUNTRY
— hotel; rt.il early. MURRAY A READY, 634
and 636 Clay st.
•„ COOKS, HOTELS. KTC. $25 AND $30: 2
♦ ■ cooks fir ranches at;d other places. MiUR-
RAY A KKADV, 631 and 636 la.. St.
V GIRLS FOX HOUSKWORK, $20, $15. MUR-
*-> RaY A KjJ .li\ , 634 and 636 C.M St.
EAT GERMAN HOUsEGIRL, SMALLFAM-
i.I ily, $15 to $20. MRS. NORTON, 323 butler su
VurN . GIRL FOR LIGHT WURK: NO
X co.king; $io. $12. M.:s. NORTON, b.3 -*tter
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN: HOIBKWOHK.
no.washin.;, $16 MRS. NOR, ON, 32 A Sutter
VY r AITRKss AND P'.RLUK MAID. $25;
'» nurse and second gir , S2J: nur,e, 1 child. $:6;
Geimano Scandinavian second g rl. «'_o; 4 coots,
(ie Tiiau s ye, $26, ftBO and *35: r.i ok, s all
ijoarding-hi.iMe, $20. waitress to take charge, $25.
and a lai. c numb r of «ir s for coo tig and house-
work In city and country. J. F. IK SET! A CO.,
.416 u.tei st.
GIRL fOR COOKING AND HuU-^EWuRK: »
in family: Si 6. J. F. CROSKTT A CO., 316
Sutter st.
WANTED— I.AD^'S MAID. *30, RKFE:-
'* ence.i and experience; young Irish second
girl, $.0 en.-nil hous-Mvor-v girl. Me.ilo, $5; a
romp tent infant's nurse, $25: nurse. 4 children,
fiO:2ugooi hous.-work cirls. $25 i.nd $2vi. Ap-
ply MJSs PLUNK.-. TJ', 421 sutler, ur. Powell. ,
/ > KRMAN HOUSEW..RK GIP.L, $20; COOK,
VI $35. M 8 LA3IBERI, 417 Powel.su
GERMAN S' « GIRL; $20. MRS. LAM-
VJ Bi.Ri, 417 Poweil sU
1 ERM.\N SECOND GIRL, $20: 10 HOllsK-
»' Wi.rK girls, < it- and . ouutry, *20, $25. MRS.
NORTO 3*3 Suf.or st.
I ADY'STRAVKLING ATTKNDANT.PUBLIC
mJ Institution matr>n, restaurant cashier, salesla-
dies, copyists at i. diet 1 exchange, 318 Bush st.
YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK
A for two: si -ep home evenings: $10 per month.
Y. G., box 45. Call Office.
OU.\U GIRL TO ASSIST WITH L.GUT
X housework; sleep home. 3190 Sixteenth St.,
near Gu-irero.
ANT. D-G 'Oil WOMAN TO WAIT UPON'
lady and light liousewor.. ; uiing leferences;
I $7. 716 F.anklm 5t . ...
: \ T OUXfI GIRL T.* ASSIST IN HOUSKWORK
X and ol bnby; wages $8- Apply 400 a Oak
St., cor. Lacuna. ■
iIKT.TP AVANTHn-londnucfl.
GIRL FOR HOUKKWOKE. PLAIN COOKING.
'JT P Glen Park aye., .ft' lwelf.h s:.. b t. Mi son
ann How., id '
\Ka,NTH) - I XPERIKNCED GI U I. 1 * IN
I! fodlig-b'X factory: also learners. 5-0 Mar-
ket si. -
Giiii.TO assist WIT housework AND |
\J cooking: wages $15. 826 llaisht st.
\ I - A IT: D-GOO 0 PANT- F I NI -11 X lid AT !
" 373 Natomast., noar J-ifth: call early.
1/INISIii.RsON CUSTOM PANTS. CHARLES
X; COOPiiR, 622 Clay st, iouiu 11.
IRL, ABOUT: 14. T • DO LIGHT HOUSE-
VJ work. Apply 454 Minna st.
VTEAT YOUNG GIRL, LiGHT HOUSEWORK
i-> and cjokiui;; small family. 1638 Fulton st.
Ur ANTED— AN i.XPE -^IEXCED APPKEN-
tice on coats; call early. 216 Kenrny st., rm 7.
I I'.SK (i.i;j. TO MIND CHILDREN. 806
I Hayes st.
WANTED— GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSK-
II work aid tooting; wages $18. 2211 Sutter.
STRONG GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL
housuwoik. 22d '.iore st.
EXPERIKXC.D CLuaKMAKERS IMMKDI-
-a eiy: good pa. ; 110 'ires->iukrs. 553 Va encia. !
] \\r A.M'tii- K-T-CI,A.-S DKESSMAKERS;
" a. so iv piovers. Bi>2 sutler st.
VOUXU GIRL TJ ASSIST WITH HOUSE-
I work and (.hi.dren. 1027 McAllister S-.
"nr ANTED— A (,-OOD HAND AT DRESS-
»» making. Call early, 920 Howard st. ■
LADY COMPOSITOR WANTED. 2:1 EDDY
J-> street.
A-OUXG OIKL TO ASSIST. 237 DORLAND
X St., near Eighteenth and church.
pIRL FOR GENERAL HOU-EWORK AND
VJ plain cooking in small family. Call this
morning at 2005 Pine St., nr. Laguna. bet. 9 and 12.
L IKST-CLASSTAII OX COATS. AP-
-1 ply at 432 Montgomery st. room 18
OrERAIORS WANTED. LEVI STRAUSS 18:
CO.. 32i/ 3 Fremont st.
IAWRENCE DRESS- CUTTING SCHOOL.
- 107» Market; a perfect fit guaranteed without
trying on; call and be convince!.
VTEW FRENCH SKIRT P.\TT.KNS, 25C:
X> diesi makers furnished positions free. McDow-
ell Dreismaiviug ani Ml linery school, 103 Post.
MOVKD— Da WISH, THK LADiES' M'KCIAL
ist. to 1118 Market si.; monthly trouble.-!, eta
l\\s&. LARKIN— BHaNCU OFFICE OF THK
''i'J CALL, bubaCJTlpUOnj and wan; ads taken.
MOST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE;
j*l Winchester House, 44 Third st.. near Marktt
20 J rooms: 25c to $1 50 per night: $1 60 to $ti
per weeK; free bus and barrage to mid irom ferry.
HELP WANTED— MALE.
\VATKR. $35; THRKE WAITHRS. $25;
»* baker, country hotel, lf4o. C. H. UANSEN
CO., 108 Geary si.
• . AKKK AND PAaTItY COOK FOR SPRINGS
• hotel, 540. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary
, I'TLEIt, Jt6J. C. R. iIANSEN A CO., 108
i ■■ Geary st.
\\' ANTED— CLOAK AND D !l V GOODS
'• salesman, 3 co iper.-s dairyman to run srjia.
ra:or 2 carpenters, short job, *2 50 a day; po ter
for crockery store, S8 a week; 0 more woodchop-
pers. $125 a cord: and other*. Apply to J. F.
CKOsiiTT A CO., 628 Sacramento St.
W ANTE 1; —BUTLERS, $3& AND FOUND:
»* link i's he p;r, $-0; waiter.-, cooks, dishwash-
ers ond oilier-.. Apply 10 J. F. CiiOSETT A CC,
6-8 Sacramento s..
TILACKSMITH FOR A RANCH: 10 FABM-
BLACKSMITH FOR A RANCH: 10 $25 and
ers, orchil- d and v nevard hands, $'-6. $25 and
$i 0; granlte-cutte-. *3 a day choreman for an
institution; 20 ilemakeis; 20 woodchoppers and
other help MURRAY A Kh.vDY, 634 and 636
CUy st.
COOK. J5O: SECOND COOK FOR MINEs, $30
v. and found: ramp cook, $50: night cook, $6 a
week: 3 dishwashers, $5 a week and $la a month.
MURRAY A. READY, 6.14 and 6.-16 Clay St.
COIUC, $8 A WHEK. .NO SUNDAY WORK,
V_^' call early; cook toardlng-house, $3.'> and room:
3 cooks, cily, $45; '.' cooks country hotels. $50 and
room: 3 second cooks, $5. $6 ana $7 a week.
MARTIN A iO.. 749 Market St.
OOK, RESTAURANT. $90: SECOND COOK.
J 6-H) and room: German cook, small place, $30
and room. M.ABTIN A CO., 719 Market bu
•_> DISHWASHERS, *15 AND ROOM; 4 DISH-
• i washers. *3 to $» per week: '-' dishwashers, 920
and room. MARTIN A CO., 749 Market st.
BaKKK, $8 A WEEK; BAKER $45; 3 BAK-
ers' he i er«, $15 ios.is permonth. MARTIN
&Ci;., 749 Ma. St.
JAPANESE COOK. $40 AND ROOM. MARTIN
A CO., 749 Market st.
\\r AN i 'ED— G- KM AN COOK. SMALL COUN-
»' try hotel, $35 a mouth: 10 woedchoppers, San
Hateo County, $1 25 a cord, all winter job: plain
ranch b ac-i- smith, »30 a month; charcoal-burner:
2 boys for factory In city, »3 a week: also farmers,
milkers, cooks, wai ers and dishwashers. W. D.
k.\\ ER A CO., 626 lay St.
(1/| PICK AND SHOVEL LA BORE FOR
i-\J ditch, country, to go to-day, $26 and board;
10 woodchopp rs, 4-foot pine, $1 a cor.i: 10 tie-
makers. 8c and lUc; 10 pus -makers, i:</gc to '£*£€
apiece yeai's.work. R. T. WARD A CO., 60S
and 610 Clay si.
MIDDLE-AGED MAN WANTS SITUATION
private family: inside or outside work: used
to horses: pt od gp.rJener; wages moderate. Ad-
dn ss I. X . b x 7, cull Office, Oak and.
BUTCHER WANTED- YOUNG MAN' COM-
petent 10 lake and deliver orders for family
market; mus understanu cut Irgj references re-
quired. Address X.X., box 5, Ca I.
TRAVKINLG COLLECTOR, HOTEL STKW-
nrd. dress goods salesman, grocery clerk, law-
ofllce Btenogra|.iher. Clerks' r.xchange, 318Bu.sh.
YY' ANTKD-A STEADY, STRONG, WILLING
»* boy to learn to w >riv In faml.y m.irket; refer-
ences required. Address A. llf ('.. box 5, Call.
GENILE.MAN DESIRKS BOOKKEEPING
VJ le.i-oi. s evenings, s. ate terms. Address T. H.
X.. Call, b x 17.
GOOD HONEST BOY WAX lED TO HELP.
VJ eiec r clan. Call b fore Ba. m. at northeast
corner Point Lobos mi I Fi th avenue*.
TAILOR WANTED. R. BKi'.MLER, TAILOR.
X 303 Grant aye., near Sutter at.
/ -OOD Yi'l'NG SHOEMAKER WANTED. Ap
VJ ply at 53^ Commercial su
SECOND C(>(*K. $65. U. R. HANSEN <fe CO.,
108 Gea y st.
MAN IV) LEARN BARBER TRADE AT 1542
Market st.
ANTED— A GOOD RK.-TAURANT DISH-
«» washer: call early, 112 Fourth st.
rpAiLOrt wanted at 620 kearny, up-
-1 stairs, room 1.
M. N FOR SHIP-CALL EARLY AT HER-
-BM. N tOR SHIP-CALL EARLY AT HER-
M.. N'S, 6i>7 C air St. No office fee.
BAi BKR SHOP. CENT i; ALLY LOCATED,
nicely fitted: can be bad for bargain. 630 Mkt.
VY AN"li'D— A sT.-.ADYMAN TO ASSIS'I IX
'» plain office duties and collect rents with terse
and tm-sy, must have $150 cash and be satisfied
with <6o per mo th. 1118 Market st . room 2.
ANTED— TAMALE MAKER. 1121 FOL-
"» soin st.
i
STYLISH HAIi.CUT IUC; KLhGANT SHAVE
O 6c; clea i towels. 602 Pacific St., ne.«r Kearny.
)rXPr.RIKNCED CITY SALESMAN WITH
L references. 331 Ellis.
pAINTERs, TAKE Ny I'l ICE— GOOD PAINT-
X shop: cheap: account of leaving; best locality;
city. ,\p| ly shop, 1312 Van Nets aye.. cor. Fern.
pIGAR-MAKKR TO OPEN UP STORE AT
\J 331 sixth st.: rent trie.
') MEN FOR REPAIRING SHOES. 345
O Thiid st.
YY'ANTKD-GET YuUR SHOES MADK TO
" 11 your feet a: the same price you buy ready-
made ones, :rom $1, $.', $3, $1 and #5, m 66 J
Mission st.. bet. First, and Second. /
AFE INVKSTMKXT: BETTER THAN
O Klondike; $.5L> capital; enormous profits A.,
box 18. > all (.(lice.
2 LIVE SOLICITORS AMO G BUSINESS
house*. 9 10 .0 a. M., 530 California st., rm. 01.
lAW— WANTED, MAN TO STUDY LaW IN
-i office: preference- to good reasoner; willing to
Dtirci.as- int»r(-st in busln>s). . Full par.iculars
from s. J., box 12. Call Cfllce.
SK MEN WUROPK: CARPKNTKRS, BLACK-
smiths, green hands: Alaska. 608 Mont«omry
BAIiBKRS' ASSO. lATION FREK EMPLOY-
ment Office. S. FUCH-. sec, 325 Grant aye..
LAIUK.V SliuES, RULING. MEN'S
-i shoe*, xollng. 50c. all r?palrin? dons at Unit
ihe usual price. 6bJ .Mission us.. be:. Ist and lid.
YY' AN I KD— AT .MUXTA..A HOUSE, 764 i/i
»» Mission: men 10 take rooms: 10., 150 aua
He per night: 60c. 90c and $1 per week.
SAILORS AND « RL.INARY SKAMEN
wanted at Lane's. 504 Davis st. near Jackson
\\ r AKK '111K Di-.AD: WENZiiL'S ALARM
" cioik: no electricity; loude3t. 6J2 Moiitai'y.
TT'IXE M i- N'S CA LF s-HuhS TO O.tDEH, *2 50:
X I men's soleing, 36c: only onejprice. 959 Howard.
SHOEMaKKRS TO BUY MEN's; UPPERS.
O 91 and up. SHIRLEY, 921 Howard su
HELP TVANTKD-Continued.
ptCRUII-4 WANTED FOR THE UNITED
XV Mates m»rine corps. United .-Mates navy:
bodied, unmarried men, between tbe ages of
i'l an J 30 years, who are citizens of the United
btates, or :nos«- who have legally declared their
iuio:: lo become such; must be of good ch»r-
-! nctpra-i.l habits and «b;e to speak. rM*l and wrlta
1 >,tigil3h. slid be Utwien 5 feet 5 inches and 6 :eet
I In heiiriit. For further iiilornmtion apply at tbtt
■ recruiting oilic». iv EIIL«i SL. Mm Francisco. CaL
lARGBSTOCK OK SECOND-HAND SHOES
J tor s»Ie; also ladies' and in s.es', in in *Jsoup;
' misti s exchmiged; good repairing: snoes madn to
i order, any s;y.e. Loutral Repairing bhop, 7i9
is 10:. near Grand Opi-ra-h him 1 .
MEN'ssuLEI C, 5Cc: La I Mr.-, 40,- WHILE
you wait. 638 -Market: branch 7|i7 Market.
O(\l\(\ Pa IK»— ANOTHER Li>T Or' MEN'S
OU^'U shoes: been 3.i2htly dHmaged; at less
than one-fourth their valne: from -de to 4- iiU.
56- Mission St.. bet. him and Second.
L 1 bIMoN WANTS U.O MEN '1 BOTTLE
i. i.eeror wine. be: lest iree lunch. t43 Clay.
I^uoMa. ioj iv ,5o i'u.l; Nlk.jll': mc ».. -»J
t iier ween. Urieuial. l!-5 Drumm st.
L'LCHU HOUSE. 863 V-} MA I. ftT.— KOOiiS
X.J 2OC. 'Joe to ;,uc :ilght: $1 lo .t- w»ek.
JuT Or UNCALLED-* OK SHOES FROM 25C
Jopto $1 -5. 682 Mission «L, Let. Ist and -d.
TKY ACMK HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE- j
J. low mi.li, lor a room; 100 a nl^lit: $1 :i week.
SINGLE ROOMS 100 AND ltc NIGHT, 750
au'l »1 week. Llndeil House, Sixth and Howard.
t)£.>)L\ &11-35U.05 t3i.—iiilA2tViL OFFICE Otf
_i' — ' ' lut CALL; tubaci'lpuuui kUU waui Mil
taken.
U: AN" T E li— MEN iU I.EAKN BARBEK
trade: shops, tools, position* furnished; ■*
weeks required, s. F. Barber College. ISBVa Eighth.
\V AM'tlllW OLLi-.Ci W AUKs DUE LABOll-
• » *r(i*clerKs KNU.V Coilect'.on AkCv. llosutwr.
\\.' INCHfci&TER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST.. NR.
»' Market; 200 rooms, -5c a night; reading-
rocm: iree 'bus and baggage .o and irom the. ferry.
\A~ ANTED— LABORER.* AND MECHANICS
" to know that Ed Rolkln. Reno House, proprie-
lor, (till runs Denver Hoaiu. ill Third bt.: i-iJ
l»rse rooms: '.'sc i«r nlelit: 91 to 9 'i j»r week.
AGENTS WANTED.
niWO FIR-T-CLASS AGENTS TO SELL NOV-
-L eliyo 1 commission; Sl'i tier day easily made.
Call at room 71, Elmer House, from 2 to 3 this
afternoon. •
AGENTS FOR APOLLO INCANDESCENT
gas lghts. 129 ills .st.
PARTNERS WANTED.
Al SAUSAGE-MAKER WANTS STEADY
partner, with smull capital, to help in store
and deliver orders. 410 Braniuin st.
FURNITURE WANTED.
HIGHEST PRICES TO FILL NEW BUILD-
ing. 840 Mission s .; tel. Mint 1821,
\V P. BEAUCHAMP, HIGHEST PhICE FOR
■' . furnished houses, eroceries, etc. 305 Laricln.
LJ. NKUi.AN, 121 SIXlHsr., BUVs,A.\O
. sells furniture and carpets; also storage.
"INDIANA AtCilON C(J. KKMOVJ&.D 1 O U
J.Montgomery St. ;hlch«>st price* pa d. Tel. Davis 71
R00313 WANTED.
\V ANTED-By LADY. TWO UN FURNISHED
*' roams for housekeeping in private family;
state price. T. C. R. box 10, Call office.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SECOND- HAND LADIES' WHEEL. M.
DORAN, the Siratbmore. 207 Larkin st.
\\r ant;:d— to BUY A FIRST -CLASS stere-
»» opticon outtiu Aadress W., box 18, Call.
/COUNTERS WANTED— CROCKKRY OR j
\J clothing tables (been used) «i low price if .n I
good order. Send price and where to be seen to j
SMI 1 it's, 27 Market s .
i
1 D-H AND CLOTHING, DRE-SEs,sK AL^KINS
— wanted; best prices; send postal. 1020 Folsotn.
A KLEIN, 109 SIXTH ST., WILL PAY
. cash tor clothing and looks; send for me.
MACHINERY BELI ING. SPLIT PULLEYS,
shaf'ng, hiigrs. LIVINGSTONE, 204 Mission.
TOOLS ,OF ALL KINDS. STOVES AND
ranges bought and sold. CUETIN, 1123 Market
pA W.sBP.OKEU— OLD GOLD. SILVER, «-AST-
X oJtclo bought. Add. (OLKMaN. 41 Third.
LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE
<m jAA HOUSE, VERY G00D.... 27 ROOMS
<JpnUV. 5700— Corner house, new 23 rooms
$l'_'o0 — House, exchange 12 rooms
S6UO— House for lots 25 rooms
18-room corner: near the Mint. *45;)
2K-room home. Mxth st $850
28- room house: $L-uo cash 9450
City proper. y ranches and . business places for
sale ami exchange. H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market.
LOOK AT THIS BARGAIN — 10-KOOM
house, well furnished near Market and Sixth;
rent inly $-5; 3 rooms pay rent; great barenl 1 on
count departure. See SI RAND & CO., 19 Sixth.
Air ANTED— TEN 9. 12, 24. 36, 7J AND
'» 130 room houses. >Pr.CK & CO., 602 Market.
HOUSE 17 ROOMS, ALL RENTED: PAYING
well: cheap account sickness. IjB Hx.h st.
HOUSE 12 LOOMS; NICELY FURNISHED,
fine location; mm: sei; worth 91000, will
take $ >60 cash. H. L.. box 19, Call Office
HOUSE 19 ROOMS; ALL RENTED; PAYING
well; near chronicle building; selling at count
sick ness. D., box 81, Call Office.
0 j-ROOM LODGING-HOUSE; CH P; RMS.
•■£l all rented. 640 Howard St., nr. Third.
11l NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS: ALL
I\J occupied; $275 cash. Call 10 to 4 141 Hyde.
ffij I • 0 10-KOOM LOUSE; GOOD FURNI-
«3IS 1 </v, ture; low rent. 521 Mission st.
YEW FURNITURE: CHEAP; MUST LEAVE
1\ ci.y account sickness G. 1., box 19, Call.
V; EWLV-KC RNI-HED 21- ROOM HOUSE;
1> fine vocation; ell on 1 floor. 632 Mission st.
TNVEvriijATETIII-. BARGAIN; 81 ROOMS.
i. 4 600 c sh, balance eas • p>vments from income
of house. li 5 .New .viontgom ry st.
1 I
CHINAWARE.
TALK ABOUT BARGAINS!
READ THIS:
Dinner sets, 50 1 ieces, light gray decoration,
with border, per set, $4.
Dinner set, 50 pieces, wild flower, with gold
trimmings, per set, $4 50.
Dinner set, 50 pieces, bell flower decoration, with
gold bandies and trimmings, per set, $5 75.
CHEAPEST PRICES IN' AMERICA
CROCKERY, CHINAWARE, GLASSWARE.
ELITE CHINAWARE A SPECIALTY.
GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA CO.
stores very ere. • .
52 Market Street, San Francisco Headquarters.
FREK.
BICYCLES,
WA I CHE'S.
CHINAWARE.
CARPET- CLEANING.
CI i V STEAM CARPET-CLJSANINO WOKKS
I VIKBni. moves, ,ays carpets. G. h. STEVEN*
M*r.. 38 and 40 Mgiitu »l. : telephone Sou.li 250.
Vi; tit.* 'i *"-»«J ijf.cuMr: li).H(U!>lKi> \\l[,l
" poor work send toSPAULDINU'S Pioneer Cm-
-pe- beat in* Wuritl. i 53-57 'lenama «■.. ; iel. So. ii.
» IJVA.NCE ' CAR. El- I LtAAIMi CO iiT^
J\ fcottar; iel. Main 394. GEO. WALCOM,' prop.
S J\v AlTS,reiiab:e tarpet-cieaulnK,renovt ? .alter-
I O . ation works. 413 McAllister. Tel. Jessie 321
n KKAT EASTERN STKaM CaRPE I-CLK VN
KJ Ing works. 14 Bth, B. G KANT, -i. Je-T^e 2U I.
CIA RPEIs; CLEANED, RENOVaTED 1 iiti.'
/ new. J.McQUEKN, 463 Stevenson; Tel.S22S:
CLEANING, ; 1C Je>sle 844. Slt,i:o,ijjt"'
plea tree; teL Jetale 944. tWf.on. 8 EightiL
/ rAKPEIb CLEANED A: hK.\uV v I Kit I ik-«
K. new. a»T.ntti; M. South ,«. aiackintoju Jog
Ji.. MITCHELL, CAKPET-CLI- A\l\i ivi
J . *40 14;h st.; cleaning a. yard^t«l Mi's. Si!
r-JO.NKLIV.-J CAKViwV - B^ATINU WOK-.*
\J toJ oulden bate »v<i I*:epnon« Kasi I*l
FURNITURE FOIL BALK.
yi "R-> >TUKK. .MOVES, CA"RPETsT > COTr^
I ters. showcases. ANHKHSON. 1121 Market.
STORAGE. .
AT LOWEST RATES-Irim?S^iroTD~G7loDS?
vr'i'LULM." 1 ' 1 ' 1 "" 1 ' 11 m:.de; fireproof building. F.
W. />KHFUn>., 840 Mission, lei. Mint 18^1 j
AT LOW RATKS-JrURNITURE. CARPETS,
sX- pianos, bousebold goods; clean, - light i com-
partments: advances made. J..NOONAN, 101?
10 10"«3 Mission at., -above sixth; open evenings.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Cf I ('On SALOON: ON BEST BUSINESS
«J)loviU. g| eet in the city; i.rrthof Market;
only a f■« d,u 8 from the Chronicle building: his
1 bien istablish»Hl am iu:ini:ig for more than .6
years, and has always do c an enormous bi-»'-"»ss
and is il. ins .-o now, Inch wil "b» proven by a
thorough triil; this pine- is we 1 known and is
easi y wurtli *-500. M. LESS, 5 Fourtti st.
<L'-A.n -MILK ROUTK: 2•<■ x NS OFG(KiI), i
t^-^Oyj. cash trade: mo t y private custom-
ers: excellent horse and wngoi,; 'his is awe I-
i estnbiished route; will bear tie Btiic.est invest -
gaiio-i M. i. i-.->, 5 Fouiln s .
OQiiA RESTAURANT. AND CHWPHOUSK:
«*jO<'U. downtown among tile «ho esal«
li u.i'i; no nigh. or?uod.<y »nr!«; doing a good
pHyii 1; steady business: cheap r-n : nice tixtu es.
worth d able. M. LE>S, 5 Fourth st.
(j:. i•- / > paktnei: WANTKD T<> TEND
fj) — OV. ca"h eonnterin well-located restaurant:
steady run of trade; a niouey-iutikiiii: place; iwo
partners necessary to run the business properly.
li. LKsS, 5 Fourth St.
ffi.o.rr 1 m TRANSFER COKNKR SALOON,
tJ^iJUvM '. cutvand ci^ar-stand; hatd-ome'y lit-
ted up and nolaß »pleudid business: 8 private
rooms: no opposition ; large stock of tirst-c.ass
gocas- M. LF.'-s, 5 Fonrih st.
TrTTVcTi CO :-NKR SALOON I.\ TJIE BEST
J _«.)'J. part of the city: neighborhood of fac-
tories and shops; 4 living-rooms; lone lease; thL'ap
rent; a good opening. M, L. s ,5 Fourtbst.
q, in/l SALOON, WITH LIVING-ROOMS;
tJ^'JUV/. furniture included; 1 bloc irom Mar-
ket St.; has fine fixtures and a groJ stock: does a
good paying trad.-; worth your while seeing. M.
LEss, 5 Fourth si.
fit. t~(\ RESTAURANT; EXCELLENT LO-
tp'dOU. ca'.tty on one of the principal streets:
present owner in the same place lt> years: cheap
rent. M. LESS 5 Fourtu st.
eill'All SALOON WITH 36 FURNISHED
.J*Zt.)UU. rooms, kitchen and dinln^-hall, 1
block from Market st. ana Call building; flr-t-class
paying b-ir: rooms always occupied. Particulars
at'Wl. Kr.'S, 783 Market St.
<2Z-(\f\ OLD ESTABLISHED CIGAR-STORE
tJrt)UU. with clubroom: choicest location In
Oakland: doing a large steady trade: owner has
other business. Apply ILKi:, 783 MarKet st.
PARTNER WANTKD WITH $275 IN OLD ,
I established business: it is not the money I
that is needed, but owner wants reliable, industrl- \
ous man. Particulars WIi.KK. 783 Market. Jk
AQAji OLD ESTABLISHED SALOON, >-
<!J)OV.'U. with businass lunch, in choicest loca-
tion: average receipts $25 per day: from 90 to 100
customers ior lunch: ii first-class business offer.
Call WILKE, 783 Market st
KSTAURANT AND CHOPHOUSE: WITH
it or without 12 furnished rooms; opposite the
ferries: long lease. If wanted: best class or custom-
ers: meals from 25c upward: .1 genuine good
business. Par.lculars WILKE, 783 .Market st.
Q.l'(\t\ CORNKR RESTAURANT AND OYS-
»JpU*'U. ter-house; kept by owner last 4 years;
daily receipts above $60. owner must sacrifice, or
will trade for property on account ot being engaged
In other business. WILKE, 78.1 Market st.
$'->~(\ NOTION AND NOVELTY sTOKE,
«)«JV/. with agency of dyeing and c)eani:iK
house, on Polk st. : 4 living-rooms; rent $35: tine
business opening; sickness the cause of sue.
WILKE. 783 Market st-
rt>/*r-a SALMON WITH CLUB AND LIVING
«JpU«Jv'. rooms; rent $30: tranfer point of two
Car lines: cltse to Call building: g id business:
family affairs compel a great sacrifice. R. G.
WILKE. 783 Market st.
f;CAf\ GOOD-PAYING RESTAURANT ON"
tJpUUu. Fourth st. ; rent $30: first-clas> loca-
tion: best class of custom: rare chance for lively
man or lady. WILKE, 783 Market St.
V-OTICE.-GUS STRAND & CO.. 19 SIXTH
i-> st., will sell your business quick for rash.
I OK AT OUR BARGAINS—
J-J Saloon near 3 iheatres: bargain ...$?75
Restaurant, fine location 175
Branch bakery: 3 furnished rooms 150
Corn crocery and bar; '£ rooms; baigain 375
Lodging-house. 10 rooms, only 275
Partner wante i In all kinds • f busli e-s.
For bargains see sTKAND &. CO., 19 sixth st.
FOXHALL M>RKET. FILLMORE -T., BET.
Washington ana Ci y: an excellent opportun-
i y for market men; we are ; bju^ to open a first-
class mnrket, con an ing 19 siaiis, fitted up lv ele-
gant sly. •'. with plenty of M , light and vemllH'ion,
Roman Mint in vestibule and fountain and flower-
stand in center: an exceptional chance fur down- •
town dea ers to open a branch or new deal is to
begin business: this marKet will be liguintbe
center cf the best patronage of the city. Apply for
Btalis to UOVEE, TOY <fc SONNTAG. 6J4 Mar-
ket st.
4| JUJI CORNEU GROCERY AND IiAR:
tip 1 "iUu. a sure money-maker for the right
parties.
*3J0 — Good located and paying restaurant.
fi>O^'-Firsi-c ass lorner cigar-store.
» j2O0 — Fine corner saloon; only day trad?. I
And many other good bargains at
ANDXifSO.N & co. 'S, 777 Market st. I
arrA wanted— PARTNER in rkstau- /
«Ir — «JU. runt that will pay 960 to each; this is a
good chance for man not afraia of wort. B. CUR*
RAN, 268 Minna st.
(mi en PARTNER WANTED IN light
©I«JU. business: no previous cxi erience re-
quired; must be satisfied with $15 to $18 a week.
724 V» Market St., room 17.
OR SALE— GROCERY-STORE ; CHEAP:
party is leaving town. Apply at 9053,4 iolsom
St., near Filth.
OALOUN FOR SALE, ACCOUNT OF MCX-
O ness. 525 Vi Sansome St., near Washington.
/ » ROCEP.Y STOCK AND FIXTURES: GOOD
'i bi-er trade: cheap: account, sickness; must
sell this week. 730..|nna.
PARTNER WITH 3300 FOR A NOVELTY
X road show; a sure winner: lady or gentleman
8., box 89, Call.
tOOX|\ GROCERY; GOOD LOCATION;
fJP^J^-tjyj. fixtures and Js'.ock all new; elegant
bar: also rooms for family ; kitchen and hi oom ;
rent $40: sell for cash or exchange tor lountry
home near the city: great bargain. L. OE&TER-
REICHER, 630 Marke. st
EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR A TAILOR IN
usanMattoithes ore, fixtures, sewing machines
a.id business 1 i horn is thea, recently deceased,
can be acquired for 11 moaerate sum; 'the store is
In the Union 110..01, in best |..ca.iou, and has a
Kood run of trade for new work anu repairs, Ad-
piv to MRS. THOMAS SHE »an Mateo, Or to
STEIN, SIMON & CO., su.. Francisco.
BRANCH BAKERY AND NOTIONS FOR
sale: next door to school. 375 Sanchez st.
EST v.KLISHKDLAUNr>KY FOR SALE WITH
horse « nd wagon. 1219 Pacific.
pONTENTS OF COALY A KD AND CKRTIFI-
-\J cate for sale cheap. 915 Post st.
REST A UKANTFOK SALE: REASON, SICK.
XV ness. Call 155 Minna st.
SMALL SALOON FOR SALE ON THE CITY -%
front; low rent. 227 East s:.: cheap.
PARTNER FOR saLO'JN, OY.-TJ- R-HOU.sEJ
x Market st.: small capital. P. F., box 19, Call.
"CURST-CLANS SALOON FOR SALE; CHEAP
X rejit; big bargain. 319 Third su
0 L £ VKS<T ESTABLISHED LOCKSMITH-
~J shop on Market su fur sale 1019 Market st.
"DUCK SMITH AND WAGON SHOP, DOING
-iJgood business, and 4-room co taste lot sal*
Add. Oiestlmba Carriage-shop, Newman. Stan-
islaus Co., Cal.
0 ALOON NR. CITY FRONT; FINE CHANCE;
y-> cheap; 4 living-rooms; owner has two places 8
years here 336 Main st.
"OAKERY FOR RENT: SHOW-CASKS. COUN-
J-» ter, shelving, all complete: firsi-class Herman
oveu; rent low: also fin' horse, waxon and harness
for sale. Inquire 1810 Seventh . at., near Pi-je.
West Oakland. •
SAL' ON; CiRXKR; SIDE ENTRANCE TO
kJ winerooms; lair stock on hand; fair mess;
depa ture cause of selling Inquire this office.
V\AM>.D '](> KENT COLNTRV SALOON
»» an.i buy good wil. A. W., box 84, Call.
IJORTLAND AGKNCY "CALL." INQUIRE
■» this oflice or 133 Third st., Portland, Or.
SPLE.\D.D >TEUN-Wi.EKi. RiVEit PAS-
senger and freight s' earner for saie Apply to
T. K. sT.a 1 ELKR, General Agent North Pacina
Railway. 638 Market sL, B. F.
C COFFEE AND I'KA JOUTI-.s SUPPLIED
I from CASWI-.LL & CO.'.-. 415 Sacramento si.
; ( • I C i. AKKiN- BRANCH uJJ-lcK ulr IHK
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CJ'nn WILL PURCHASE AN INTKKEST
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C'Dipnuy mid take actv interest in same pre-
ferrtd. Address 1;. A., box 89. Cal .
»i/i MX To TAKE .NIEKEST N AND
— " " work on a RoW-Uredget in .-In.skn next Apr. 1; *
must be able b .dud a d have $250 a<h. For par-
ticulars address S. v.. box 105. call .ljflice. s
HO for KLONDIKE! HOWI.A N D'S gold J
Electric Indicator will ate placer an. I J
quartz miues through wattrauddeb i- inva uab *« 9
10 every prospeeiOK For sale by S. W. UOWLAN D, /
r«»om 4. 85 I Market »».
. TII'KWIMTKns.
mHE OLIVER, VISIBLE W RITIN tT^rTpT^
1 writer, 1) creating a great stir in this com-
munity ana Is tasi displacing the old-Unc ma-
chines, consequently w have on hand a Inr-'e
number of stcunu hand mat hiii« 4 ot all manes.'
hll of which are lor sale or lentai call or sei d for
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