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10
TEMPEST TOSSED
FIRST CHOICES
Five Straight Favorites
Bowled Over at Oak
land.
Judge Denny Led From Start
to Finish in the
Handicap,
Horatio, at Lengthy Odds, Downed a
Crack Lot of Sprinters— Doyle
Nearly a Surprise.
If eatinc a turkey dinner on Thanks
giving day at Dawson City proves a more
expensive pastime than landing on a win
ner was at Oakland track yesterday, then
the inhabitants of the snow-locked little
city of the northern gold fields are in
need of the sympathy of the civilized
world. The han-iicappers and the wise
men of the turf went amiss, and if Bliss
Rucker, a favorite, had not captured the
fast race of the day, there is no telling how
many spectators would have been com
pelled to take advantage of the bank
ruptcy act.
The attendance was large, and the book
makers enjoyed _ feast such as lias not ;
fallen to their lot for days. The talent |
tumbled over each other in the hustle to !
pet their money on and the layers of odds j
kept it ali. 'Ihis too, in the lace of ail I
conditions favorable to racing; _ beauti- ;
ful day and a lightning fast track.
The principal cause for this grand dis
play was the defeats of the well-played j
favorites: Heidelberg, Zuaata. tit. Cala- j
line, Wheel of Fortune and Joe Terry. j
Possibly ail were beaten on their merits. |
The first favorite to give backers a j
shock was Heidelberg. He was heralded |
asa good thing for the opening mile and
a sixteenth run, and if his showing is j
any line on bis capabilities he should be |
relegated to the milk wagon service. '
Widow Jones with J. Woods and S9 -,
pounds in the saddle, the only starter to i
have the odds ruobed, took the nurse in a j
drive from Outaway. Billy McCloskey, a |
100 to 1 choice, finished in the show. The j
winner was played down from 8 to 5 to 1.
Foul choice specimens of the thorough- I
bred started in tbe seven-furlong run for j
two-year-olds, with Zapata closing a 6 to 5
favorite. In a nunishing drive through !
the stretch Donaior, the 3 to 2 second i
choice, ridden by I. Morse, led the favorite
past the judges nearly a langtii in 1:29. |
}>> Happy downed Espirando for third |
place.
More trouble followed. A six-furlong i
scramble tor ail ages was the cause of the •
disturbance. Bellicose, with 112 up, at
first opened favorite at odds oi Bto 5, but j
the public seemed to have soured on J. j
Nagiee Burkes sprinter and he receded to !
threes. Tho chestnut lilly Ist. Calatine. j
carrying 91 pounds, undoubtedly carried
the most money, final closing an Bto 5
favorite. F.eur de Lis was also extensively
supported, going over to the post second
in demand.
Horatio bad quite a number of friends ;
wno took the 12 to 1 chalked against him. i
As figured by the backers of the latter
horse Beliicoso, fleetest of not, skipped
away in front with all but Piggott on
Horatio breaking their necks to catch
him. When well into the stretch Figgott
brought Horatio up on the inside, and
wiih all the others looking for hammocks
won cleverly by a ienirih from Beliico o,
in the last time of 1:13%. Peixetto, away
poorly, was a close third.
The mile and a furlong handicap, with a
field or" six lining up, was another per
plexing problem. Every horse in the race
was b icked. Wheel of Fortune, in at 111.
was made a false favorite with odds of 11
to 5 about her at post time. In*ta'lator,
witn his IIS up, went back from 6 to 8 and
10 to 1.
O-it.i r Joe bad a good following and a
select few strung their checks on the
chances of the other black horse, Judt;e
Denny. This latter horse turned up the
winner. Leading from the jump, riggott
never relinquished the leail, finishing at
the end a length in advance of imp.
"THE CALL'S" RACING CHART.
CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB-Oakland Track-Sixteenth day of the Winter Meeting,
Thursday, November 18. 1897. Weather fine, Track fast.
■j fro FIRST HALt- One and a sixteentu miles: selliug: three-year-olds and upward; purse f3OO
!
InrtHi Horse. »ge, weiglit. Bt.
j ! 15e.t!
Index. Horse, age, weight. Bt. std. Vi ! V 2 ' /i Sir. i Fin. i Jockeys. Op.
131 | Widow Jones, 3... 87 lilh Yl «4 2h 3% i<2 la 3 J. Woods. 8
113 I Ontawar, 4 10. i. 2% 14 13% 1 3 IS 26 i r.. Jones la
131 BillyMcCioaky, 4.V9 9 51 ' 5 IVj 5 b 52 ! % 3% 11. Brown 40
i.B N»vy Blue, 5,... 9ti! 819 3 6h' 4 3 ( i 41 4h 41 severs 30
141 Fort .\U4Usui, 3. .99 4 ! Hii 84 « i, 2 61%'5 1 Mi Mciona.d 6-2
141 tieiJelbeiK.a 98 6 It? % 7 1 7 iy» 7 2i/ 3i d 1 t> V (iray 2
142 Te.ra • icber.4 !'- -' 7 1 '"i 9« 4 8 2 7.2 7 4 Fm.vley 100
(131) KmirF, 6 lust 10 10 110 10 ■» I 910 h .McMthols. 5
(14.) Alvero, 4 104 7 4% Ili&3 I%i2h 8y 2 19 PiscoiU 8
. Mr Philip. 4 101 3a V 2 ■* - ! « 1 |1O .0 1 10 .-.(out 150
sir. j Fin.
Ue.tinir.
Op. tl.
tinir.
U.
15
10 i
20
3
6-2
100
8
12
200
Good start.
Tim.'. 1 :18
Won first threo drtving. Winner, D. J. Tobiu'sb. t. by imp. M. Andrew-Uatlie Ball.
-j rr «-» sKi.UMi HACK — eeven furlougs; iwo-year-olds: purse 1350.
1 i I i I • i : I Beit
Index. Horse, weight, St. Vi i 1/2 4 % i t-tr. ! Fin. | Jockeys. Op.
IH4 Uoiia or 103! 2 4' 1 Hn | in 1 -■ V 2 I I*4 iMor*e 6-5
]-7 /apato 103j 3 2?i I 4 4 . 3h | 25 Clawaon 6-5
119 Be Hanpr 11,11 4 Ski : - h 32 | 4 I 312 | tevens I 8
i-.spirando 10.-. lj In 11 11%! 11 4 Jonas. • 3
.
Bcttluj.
>P- 1 1 .
tluj.
U.
32
b 5
15
7
Good start. Won first three driving.
Gif.. Time, 1:29%.
Winjer, Willinm Boots <fe Son's Dr. c, by imp. Brutus-Miss
Tri THIKII BACK- Six furlongs: all aies: purse J4'JO.
Index Horse, age. weiffht.
■ hi
Vi
%
Str.
Fin.
Jockeys
Betiiug.
p U.
107. Horatio, 3 Hi? 4 5 5 4 111 i Plgscott ■ 8
lz« Bellicose 5 112 1 ! 1 1%] 11%! 11 I 2 s .i K. .'ones 8-3
i'l'e xotto. 4 109; 5 j 42 | 2us 2n ! .3 1 vines 110
(9i.i Kleur de Lis, 3...1U4J : . i 3 h I 3us 5 41 Clnwion.... I 3
134) Olaiine, 2 Sl| 2 | 2n | 4 3 3Vs 5 c:rav ■ •_•
13
3
12
8-3 i
Fair start. Won tirsi .hree driving. Winner, M. Siorn's, by imp. Minloiulan-Lurliue. Time
1:13*4.
IE- KulHl H HACK- One and an eighth miles- Handicap.
JOJ. $510.
Purs-.
I I ! I I Bet
Index Horse, age. wiiglit. ! St. 14 I V 2 34 ; str. i Fin. j Jockeys. Op.
(13«) Judge Denny, 4. .104 8 1 11 In In In 11 I'lggoit 4~
149 Imp. Trance, v....9»: 1 i 4■% SI 4V 2 ♦4 i 21% McNichols 10
(144)jlnstal:a.or, 5... .118 6 1 31 3b. 3% 3 n 3 h Freeman 6
139 '(irmly, 4 108 46 ! 6 on &1 434 Ht-niiefssy 4
145 I Wheel of i-Vnt.,5. 1 Jl| 5l 5 V ! 4n 6 « 5u 11. Martin 5-2
129 !OstierJoe,4 115 2 21 j 2 2%! 23 22 6 | li. Brown | 3
: Betting,
pp. a.
nine.
a.
1141
12
8
9 2
11-5
4
iiood siar.
I:6*
Won handily. Winner, V. H. illnuVj blk. h.. by Fonso- Belle of .Nantura. Time,
1 Oft FIFTH R ACE— One
ac linj; three-year-olds and upward; pjr*e f3OU.
I I I ill
Index. 1 Horse, age, wei-.lit. St. std. V* % ( 3 /i str i Fin. Jockeys.
(136 M mitt sto;t 5...J04J 562% 0 1 IB 2 52 23 11 X Jones
i4j ' oyl.-. 5 9- 8 1 I%| l -life 13 13 1 iy 2 12 Va H. Brown
(142) Person 3 95 7 32 I3h 2 11s 2us 3h 34 Mc1ntyre..........
123 Don Clare, cio, 3. 9:) 8 8 - 8 8 8 4 CU\v.-on
135 lerry. 4 107 64% 4 3 4»/ 4 Xni 4% 5V 2 I'l','gou .; ..;
]■. 9 ' berry, 6 1". 1 ■_ •; ... 21, It us 75 62%(i li Morse
Velox.3 87 4 72 77 17 10 « h ;, h 74 J. WooOs
79|MarcieA,3 h7l 2|5 3 5 1 |5 1 1 IV |5 34 8 Holme.4
Betting.
<>p. CI.
6
60
5-2
6
65
6
in
£0
■ 6
30
5-2
12
8-5
8
60
75
Good Man. Won easily. Winner, \V. B. Kiiighi's b. in. by Canny bcot-Eul» JL Time. 1:18%.
157. WXTa
; purse 8300.
I
Index. :
Horse, weight.
y* %
1 2
5 £
4 1
7%
61
9 2
:::::::: 8V»
:::::::: all
2 V*
10
% j «r.
12 j 3
4 Si 2 h
6h 6 1
;-i h 3 2
7 2 7 2%
81 9 4
» 2 8 1%
52 5 1
21 4 1
10 10 '
Veiling.
< p. Ci.
134 Bliss Kucker 108
Free lady 113
109 Master Mariner . 98
6:< ; Magnus 98
119 Bonnie 10ne...... 10 -
lO.> Isoscol 10S
143 Onilav 104
46 Temp* 107
130 liny P... ...13
U.-flant.... 116
2
6
3
4
8
ID
1
B
9
5S*
B 1
s?
6 2
< 4
8 2
92
10 ,
H lawsoD
K. Jones
Mclutyre. ..
McXlcbois.
I'.unn
Joe Weber
l'iifßOtU
\rues
Frawley
urberry
tt-6
a
10
-.■'■
10
20
6
U
20
30
6-5
4
8
'.0
25
60
6
10
60
100
Fairßtart. Won e»siy. W Inner, turni & Walerhoust'a Dr. c., by Salvstor-Iris. Time, 1:16.
Trance, against which 12 to 1 was. laid.
In*tul ator ran a remarkably good race
(ending up in the show), when it is con
sidered the winner equaled the coast
record for the distance, 1:53. Ostler Joe
trailed in second position to the stretch,
when he began to falter. "The Wheel"
never looked dangerous, evidently having
lo«t her keen edge.
Doyle, a 75 to 1 shot, played down to 30,
came within an ace of landing the fifth
event, over a mile and a sixteenth, de
cided under selling conditions. Maicing
the pace from the outset the outsider, rid
den by H. Brown, was only collared and
beaten out the last sixteenth by Mamie
S<o:t, a 6 to 1 shot, with Jones up. Joe
Terry, the 8 to 5 choice, finished back in
the ruck.
Bliss Rucker faced the barrier a6to 5
choice in the final sin-'uiloug jaunt, and
won as he pleased froiit Free Lady.
TRACK ITEMS.
Frank Brown, trainer of Doyle, was tempo
rarily suspended by the judges after that
horse's improved showing in the mile and a
sixteenth telling affair pending a further in
vestigation.
Mclnty re's ride astride Personne on Tuesday,
when he needed out Lady Hurst and Mar
quise, was one of that young man's annual
efforts, and another like it may not be expected
before Christmas, 189 S.
Joe Piggott is riding in the best lorm of any
jockey at the truck. His handling of Horatio
was a very artistic piece of saddle work.
Hughey Jones was very wraihy over the de
cision of Judge Murphy in refusing to further
accept the entry of Mainstay, and has turned
the horse over to the charge of Trainer Jimmy j
McCormick, who will keep a careful watch on
those "peculiar sweats." and report the vary
ing changes to the official*-. Friends of the
pencler intimate that a decision rendered
from the stand at St. Louis, where Judge
Murphy presided last summer, and ovjr whicn
the bookmaker registered a "kick," has .*."me
thing to do with prejudicing the official
again -I the big Mariner horse. The decision
in lej.ctlng the horse's entry seems the mosi
absurd ever rendered in this section of the
country. Mainstay is an exceedingly last I
horse, and ii lie was '-pulled" in any <f his re
cent races, and same can be proven, horse,
jockey and owner should have been ruled off.
If the horse is an erratic one of the in-tnd-ou:
order there are many others of the same sort,
and his entry should be taken.
The Horsemen* Protective Association from
recent developments is beginning to assume
tangible lorm, at least from all indications.
The ttack magnates frown when the name is
mentioned and there maybe a small revolu
tion in turf affairs "ere the snow flies " One
of the "kicks" registered against the Oakland
association is in regard to the money paid for
scratching enti ios, which at the track over the
bay all reverts to the association. At Ingle
side it is divided between the horses finishing
second and third at a ratio of 60 and 40 per
cent respectively. 11 matters cannot be ami
cably adjusted in regard to raising the
amount of purses to te raced for, a third track
is even hinted at by some ot the more enthu
siastic owners.
Following are to-day's entries:
First race, three- larters of a mile, maiden two
year-olds.
143 Savoy 1101 Ship er 110
143 Moringo 110 137 A Koran 103
.... Thistle II 110 .... Miss All c 11l
Loumont 110 ; 94 Valencienne. ..llo
191 El Moro 113 126 Loid Marmtou.luS
P A. i Innega.i llbj
fcecona race, one mile, selling, two-year-olds.
137 CharloUvjM....lo3l 130 san Carlos 101
143 i-eorge Le0....103j 143 Coionei kau 101
Third race, three quarters of a mile
(1.->4)Hoiallo 116 147 B * W 109
134 Fonsovaunah..lol 124 Merctuio 116
.... Hi ah cany 114 147L0L0 116
I_9 libertine 121
Fourth raze, one mile, selling.
146 Amelia Fonso.. 96 (HO)Aqninas 93
149 Moil.c it 102 161 Masoero 104
139 Thelma 96(146'Kini William. .los
145 Poubie Quick. .lo7 : I.lsl* McLlght 105
Fifth race, one and a sixteenth miles, selling.
1.1 Coda 104 152 Navy Blue 104
182 Heldelbeig lo3i 135 L ttie Clippie. .l.4
I*o Osrlc II 102; 152 BillyMcClosky.lll
sixth race, three-quarters of a mile, selling. _
149 Sweet William. .lo. 146 scotch 80.c....*99
l42iavallo 102 14.' Merrilake 103
142 Alma 91* 136 D. J. 'loom 99
146 Koeulgen 9.!
SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY.
First race— Lord Marnilon, Al Koran,
Valencienne.
Second race — George Lee, Charlotte M,
Colonel Dan.
Third race— Libertine, Fonsovannah,
Horatio.
Fourth race— Aquinas, Sit-Light, King
William.
Fifth race— Osrick 11, Little Cripple,
Coda.
Sixth race — Roentgen, Scotch Bote,
Alms.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Milton M. Davis to Mis Mary E. Tromans, lot
on 1*- line of Cook street, 75 .\ of si. Rote,. N -5
by X 90; flO
Michael Eel y to Margaret Kellv. lot on N line
of Turk street, &a:9k.ot Franklin, E 38:9 by N
120; ft.
sarab M., Jennie A. and Henry Ho -per to
Rebecca E. Hooper, lot on s 1 ne of Greenwich
Street, 137:6 Vv of Webster, W 55 oy S 120; $10.
Henry Feige to Julia M. Feige. lot on S line of
Clinton Park, 155 E of Dolor s street, i*. v 5 by s
5: *10.
Maria Gaul (Byron) to John J. and Johanna
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1897.
Rose, lot ou li line of Brvant street, 104 a of
Twenti-tbird; s 26 by E 10.; $10.
Fstate of .Mama et Dty.e (by S.ephen Fletcher,
executor) 10 Peter O'cofinor, lot on E line of
Carp street, 195 .N of Twenty-sixth, N 65 by £
115: $6300.
Ai>g>-lii 1 nmpana to Giovanni Ferrea. lot on N
Hue of Twenty-sixth street and NW line of South
ern Paeilic Railroad, W 2:luy . A* 65:9«/ a, E 84:6,
su' to beginning; $10.
Jacob aud Llna Hey man (by Oscar Heymati, a -
torney! to Arihur Meicer. lot on N line of Alva
rario st" eet. 240 Eof Hoffman avenue (Ellen), E
2< bi N 114. lot 18, Hey man Tract: $10.
Henry F. Bowie, Julia D Bewiard (wife of E.
D. ), George 11. and Jo eph Henry P. Howard and
Agnes Howard Hayne (wife of S.D.) 10 savings
and Loan *--ocieii-, lot on s line of Clay stree-, 90
Wof -Montgomery, \V 47:11, S 59:9, X 0:4 569:9.
E 20, N 59:9, E 27:6, N 59:9, quitclaim deed:
$1.
John and Minerva C. Lyon to Helen yon still
fried (wile of i-eorge) tot on W line of Coornan
place, 57:6 a ot Washington street, is 20 by V* 60;
$10.
George EL and Catherine Jacot to William and
Charles I'.ctz. lot un IS lint* of Jackson street, 137:6
W of Mason, W 8_:tl by 5 77:6: #10.
Ktspah R Kellogg to lien B. Kellogg, lot on s
line of O'Farrell street, 217:3 Eet Jones, E 67:9
by s 137:6 $10.
John Hainan to Annie M. Hainan, lot on S line
of Jessie street, 350 Eof ixth, E 23 by S 70:
also lot on E line of Mission street, 21U N of
Nineteenth, N 30 by F. 122:6: $.0.
Agnes Mcllwai i (administratrix of the estate of
John Mcllwain. by B. I*. Oliver commls-loner) to
Harshall, lot on X corner of -sixth i.nd
Shipley streets, Si-. 75 by NE 125. 57.808;
$2\23.t.
/ Catherine Kenney to Wilter I. Tobin, lot on N W
corn, rot" -Minna sireei. _9:9-*-_ NE of Ninth, NE
20:21/4 by N W M); $10.
Ernest V. and Ju.ieiie. St. Hideout to Alvlra J.
1 1 euut (wife of Jtmesß.). lot on N line of
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$10.
Solomon and Dora Getz to Mary Makinson (wife
of i;eorge H.). lot mi W Ine if inth avenue, 125
S of L street, s 25 by W 120; $10.
J. •-. Angus, T. G. Ciothers and \V. S. Goodfelloiv
(executors of the estate of James G. Fair; to
Thomas i.. and Mary M. Huling, lot on S line of
Ellen, street. lOu W of Bennington. VV sby S
87:6, lo: 11. hoc; 7, Fair's Subdivision of Holy
lark; $35.
Robert and Caroline Stlrrat to Murdoch A.
Campbell, lot on . line of Mci.'lellan street, 25 S
of l'owbattan, S 50 by E 70, being lots 147 ami
149. Gift Map 1: $1000.
Ann Williams to J.ihn F. and Annie Walttiour,
lot on E line of Vernon street, 100 N of Statile>,
N 25 by X 100. block a 6, City Land Association;
$10.
M. and Catherine \. McCann to Daniel Seaies.
lot on E Hue of Ramsell (State) street, 425 N of
•-hields, N 25 by r. 100, lot 22, block 35, City
Land Association, quit' lai n deed; $25.
AI.AMKIIA COUNTY.
E. J. Davis to K. A. Her lot on NW line of
Howe street, 185 SWnf Ameihvst. NW 181.1, sW
40.50, SK 176. Ni*. 40 to beginnlne, Oein^ lot 7
and N X 10 leet lot 8. block C, Thermal lilil, for
m<rlyHo«a 1 ract. Oak and Annex; $10.
Joaquin J. de Silva to Joze >liv.i Bello, lot on
NW corner of Bristol and Mfth streets. W 60 by
N 100, bei. g lot 10. block 74. tract B, Berkeley X.
aud 1. I. Association, Berkeley: $10.
Fred A. McNal y to Walter i. Tobin. lot on MV
corner of rage and Sixth st cots, S 50 by W 130,
blick J 6. same, Berk, ley: $ 0.
N.Martha G. Bailey to George M. Sheldon, lot on
HiV corner of Prince and Grove streets, W 60 by S
135:5. being lot 1, block 6, Central P..rk Tract,
Berkeley *10.
L. L. Gray to Mary T. Gardner, lots 114, 116
and 116, bock 30, resubdlvislon Peralta Park,
subject to mortgage, i ak ana Township; $10.
He en 51. Wettstein to Frank .uarsuiles, lot 213,
Rose Tract. Brooklyn lownsnlp; $5.
Fred Llnoerman to Geor.-e H. Chambers, lot SW
corner of san Antonio avenue and Webster .street,
s 15.08, W 132.15, N 15.08. _ 132.06 to be-In.
Ding, being the *- 15.08 feel of lot .03, l-.ncinal
Park Tract. A lam* da $10.
Rod W. and Ma: tie Church to D.Edward Col
lins, lot on E line of Union street. 184-6 8 of West
Twelfth, S 30 by E 133:3, block 562, Oakland;
(lv.
John R. Wa:ker to F. Conmlly. lot on X line of
Lewis stieet. 225 N of W- st Thiid. N 25 by E
125, lot 16, block G, Bay View Homes. cad. Oak
la d: SO.
C. 11. and Cassia P. llawley to Allle Kingslahd
and wife (wife of William J.), lot beginning .at a
point ."> I N from N line Ol b.l.liteen street ami
68 E irom X line of West, N" 25. W 18, s 25, E
18 to beginning, block It, Barnes Tract, Oakland;
gift.
Eugene O'Neill to Berths O'Sfl I, lot on W line
of Center stree, 145 NW of Fifth, N 25 by VV
141:4, lot 13, bio. k 494: also fractional bock
35, bounded • by Division street, Wby Cedar an.
b,* short; als ■ lot in NW line of Eighteenth
st eet, 129 ■•■ of Adeline, N 15' J. W 2, N '2-92, E
127, s 15-9'?. W 125 to beginning. Oakland: gift.
Thomas aid Annie Walsh to John Ret tig, lot on
I- nne oi Te et-iath avenue 96,80 N of Matter
stree , N -18 40 by r. 150, being lot 31. block C,
Vicente Peralta Reservation 'l rac, Oakland An
nex; -10.
Joseph A. Thomas to Jane Thomas, the E WO
feel of lots 7 ad 8, b.ock C, original Vischer
tract, Alameda; gut.
CHURCH NOTICES.
H__f=* DIVINE SERVICKH THIS EVKNINO
_r-*y a Temple Emunu-r 1 commence at 8 o'clock.
Dr. Voorsanger »11 give the lee ur*-. U'je. t,
Sine Paganl.-in of Modern Snciet.-." Ihe public
at large are cordially Invited to attend. All are
we come.
MEETING NOTICES. '
FK"S=-* GODFREY DE ST. OM»R i! |_Sr-
-15-& Council No. 1, Kncht-B 191 V
Kadosh— Hegular nice ing Till.'* j______R____l|
(I'kihaY) evening, Nov. . 9, {S^f_R»=H|
at 7:30 o'clock. «=J wi' iS
GEO. J. lIOBE, Secretary. _____-■
Jpge ORIENTAL lOOGE NO. 144. F. m
IS***' and A. M.— Officer and memoers __W_
are hereby noiitieil loatu-nd the funeral of IT V
WILLIAM A. MCAFEE, from the Ma.ini'/V'
ie Temple, MATI DAY, Nov -O, at a o'clock P.
M. Brethren and friend i are cordially Invited.
A. -. HUBBARD, s-ecretary.
»_7s=* REGULAI*. Mr.Eii.No AND «• >.
ft-*-*-**' elect on .it Ollicers of the fab-do- 3S. __tj__l
an Club I 11 1- EV ■ >INii, at Bo'cloctc jtoivJLV-:
sharp, Polls open at 8:30 and close at **__>%.
9:.-.v. A ful ait -mianie of members Is requested.
Scottish ilall, 111 Laraln st.
. I), it. mcneill, chief.
Jamks H. Duncan, Secretary.
*Psf" ' 1 -*''- ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEET-
_r-& ing of th.- holders of the Calif rnia
Win. maker.*,' corporation wi 1 be held on
ED.sE-DAV, Dec. 1. 1897 (adjourind from
Wednesday, Nov. 17. 1897), at 11 o'c ock a. m , in
the Chamber Of Commerce. San Francisco. ml
v.. .1 HOTCHKISS, Secretary.
SPECIAL NOTICES,
**_^g-» MR HARRY PATTERSON, FORMER*
S-J' ly of the New v oik Kitchen. Portland, nr..
wishes to announce to bis many friends ihat he
can be lound at 'Ibe Essay, 18 **ixlh*street. H
j li. FELDBUS-H. Proprietor.
| **£_-§?-- THEY ARE CLOSING OUT REM-
Ca--**' nants of curtains, dr«tss goods, corsets,
hosiery, underwear, bedspreads, towfls, laces, lin-
I ings, trimmings, veilings, etc.. very ch.ap at Pio-
I neer Dry-aooda Store, 105 Fifth st.
j «-_&-* MM E. HANSEN ;L A T EsT GALVANIC
! IS-J*' baitery and cabinet baths. 116 Taylors'.
»V_g=> MRS. b'l'.AVhit'l', GENUINE BiEAM
_r-£? and cabinet baths. I'2o\_ Geary, room 11.
■ f___g=* FA IN TIN M. WHITi-.NINO, I'A PER-
I &-*-*-' hanging. HaRTMaNN. 239 Third St.
I BV_&° BAD IKNANIn EJKCTED FOR Si:
I s**"' rollertlons made: aty or country. Pacific
i tolleclion to.. 415 Moats? st..' room *>-. tel. tSSU. |
*-^g^> Ml:**. DR. FISH, 01 1 _ GRANT AV.HM •_;
I _M*>' electrician -.alcohol 'l it. a ish liatbs: unrlvnle-l
DIVIDEND NOTICES
__sg= DIVIDEND NOTICE— DIVIDEND NO,
-£-& 49 (30 cents per share) of the Hutchinson
Sugar Plantation Co will be payable at the office
of the compani", 327 Market >t., en and alter sat-
urday, November 20. 1897. Transler books will
close Satuiday, November 13, 1H97, at 12
o'clcc'*: M X H. SHIT, I) N. Secretary.
SITUATIONS WANTED- FEMALE.
DANISH NURSE. BEST OF REFERENCE,
desires a .situation. J. F. CROSETT A CO.,
j 316 -Sutter St.
I VTEAT SWEDISH LACNDREfcS AND I II AM-
| Xi barmaid, best of reference, desires a situation.
| .1. F. CROSETT A CO. 316 Sutler st-
AJKAT. STRONG. SWI- DISH COf'K AND
I —\ housework tlrl desires situation: b-atinty ref-
erences. MIsS CULLEN, 325 Sutter si.
/-•ERMAN EM PI.ON MENT Ul'i'll'K, MRS.
*T LAMBERT, 417 Powell at.; let phone. Main
5332; luruishes be.l help of all nationaliii -s.
TMRST-CLASS HOUSEKEEPER; Is NOT
I miaul of work; strong and willing: can do
anything; superb laumlrest; $1 day and carfare.
225 Minna st.
-•EI. MAN LADY WOUID LIKE COOKING
'j by tbe day or week, or io belp out; price (1
perday and carfare. Address A., 602 Howard st.
COMPETENT DRESSMAKER '. WISUE*. TO
sew in famiiy: $1 50 p- r day: perfect tit guar-
j anteed. Call at 355 Jessie St., MISS PLEDG. R.
j ]>V WIDOW. POS. TION AS COMPANION.
; II seamstress or nursemaid; good reference. W.
N., box 101, Call.
SITUATION WANTED AS FIR~T*CHSB
wait re. and pwlor-maid; best city references.
Address L. V., box 108, Call.
'OUNG LADY WANTS A PLACE AS
nonsekeeper, or will do mending. 821 Mission
St.. room 6
yOli.-li LADY DESIKES A PLACE AS
J. housekeeper; no objections to' the country.
Call 118 Mxlli ft. room 5.'.
EX RIENCKDSTEVoGRAPHKR DESIRRs
position; salary *3 50 wee*:. X., box I, Cad.
UIIK.NCH - SWISS GIRL (PROTESTANT)
J? wants situation In an Insiitu. ion, ordo cham-
berwork. .Adilrisi 4'_ l Naionia at.
Ot»D COMPETENT WOMAN WI-HKS PO-
GIOi'D COMPEIENT WOMAN WIHEfSPO.
I" sttlon by the day or week; hoase or office
cleaning, tall or address 224 Fourth at., room 17.
i ' iiniiimiTinii..rrTliii_ 'ra-irnimn
SITUATIONS WANTED— Contlnued.il
YOUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE PLAIN WASH*
X ing to do by the piece ior children: work guar-
anteed sattsfaetniy and leliabie. Call only from
1 to 4 p. if , 833 Castro sL
■yOUNG GERMAN WIDOW WISHES POS:-
X tion as housoKteper ur position in restauraut.
R. P., box 8,, Call office. BBS
GEI MaN GIRL Wit* HE* TO DO GENERAL
housework. 927-/** Filbertst.
RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES
housework or chamberwork; small wage*,;
sleep home. A. T. A,, box 74. Call Office
"yOUNG LADY D--IRES A PLACE AS
X housekeeper; no objection to short distance in
tne country. -.33 O'Parrell at., room 12.
YOUNG LADY WOULD i.IKE A PLACE AS
1 housekeeper; no objection to country home.
501 Post St., room 6.
GERMAN GIRL WISHES bl I UATION TO
VJ assist in housework: salary $12 io $15 per
month. Address 44 Ciemeutina st.
SITUATION WANTED AS SECOND GIKI,
or taking care of infant. Call or addr. ss MIsS
V. L.817 Eddy st.
OL'NG LADY DESIRES Pi SITION IN
X store: residing with parents. Address R. M.,
box 85. Call .
COMPETENT P I OTKSTANT GIRL WISHES
e-iokiiu and housework in American laiuily.
Call J3O O'Farrell St.
YOUNG HERMAN GIRL SPEAKS FRENCH
X and span sh, warns a housekeeper's place, ill
Geary St., roo .i 2.
SITUATION A--* COMPANION WANTED BY
O young I dy; excellent reader, and competent
to take charge of correspondence. Address Com-
panion, vox 1, Call. ...
pcMPETENI woman WISHEs position
\J ai (.eneral usework; good cook; plain laun-
dress, kiud to chi dren. Apply 271/5. Four.h st.
"yoUNG woman de-*ikes a hou-e-
X keeper's pace: no objection io short dis.ance
in country. 9t>9 Mission st, room 19.
EMPLOYMENT W ANTE fa BY EXPEKl-
ented p.-r*,on: caie of infant or sewing or
chamberwork; goid local reference: wa es $25.
Address J. —. AN DEI. SON, 142 El_hlh st.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED BY AN EXP.Rl-
enced person: care of Infant and sewing or
chamberwork; good local reierence: wages $25.
Address J. M. ANDERSON, 142 Eighth St.
YOUNG MARRIED WOMaN WITH BABY
X tour mouths old, wishes si: uation lv a family,
more for a nome than wages. A i. > ' 2 sixth St.,
CHAMBERWORK OR HOU-ECLEANING iN
J oflices, lodging-house or hotel; tood worker;
references; cliy or country. 726 Mission st.
YOUNG LADY DISIKES PLA> E; HoUSE-
X keeper: no objection to country. 28 Vi sixth
St., room 12.
ANTED— POSITION JAS HOUSEKEKPEK
" or ctek: vl. inity of Sau Fraucisco, Oakland
preferred. X. V., box 10, Cail.
DANISH WIDOW OF 28 Wil H TWO LITTLE
girls wishes housekeeper's position; wages no
object; references exchanged, call In person at
9-.9 Seventh aye., East Oakland.
GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATIO.s FOR
VI general housework aud cooking*, small lam-
ily; ask bet. 10 and 12 and 2 and 5 at 320 Mluiia.
\'oiNG WOMAN WA.nTs A Pi-ACE AS
X housekeeper: city or ountry. 305 a ...ason st.
VJEAT YOUNG german girl desires a
1' housekeeper's position no ot jection to a short
distance In Country. 223 Post St., room 11. .
ELDERLY WOMAN WISHES LIGHT HOUBE-
j work: -.ood cook; wages moderate. Apply
3119 Webs.er st.
WOMAN WISHING TO SPEND A WHILE
" In the city would like a place where she
could do chamberwork or any kind of light work
in return for bo r 1 and lodging. Address for one
ween, Box 29, Call Branch Oilice. 339 Ha.es st.
GERMAN GIRL ABOUT 20 WANTS >I'IUA-
I tlo. i to do i lain cooking and housework. 219
Second St., upstairs. b
YOUNG GIRL DESIRES POSITION AS
X typewriter or bookkeeper. 201 Powell st.
room 6. '-__£__!
yOU.NG LADY' ItECENTLY FROM SALT
X Lake wisues a position as housekeeper. 850
Market st., room 37. _H__B
yuUSO GERMAN LADY DESIRES POSI-
X tiou as housekeeper. 112 1 aylor sl., room 7.
VoUXU LADY' WI-.HES POSITION AS
\'.iUNG LADY WI-HES POSITION AS
J. housekeeper. Apply 235 i .' Kan-ell si , rm. 7
AIT ANTED— HT A YOUAG WOMAN a POSI-
■ » tiou as housekeeper for widower's family. Ad-
fliers rtom 12, 10-0 Jiar- et st.
r OUNG LADY WANTS A NICE PLACE AS
X housekeeper: no objection to short dis.ance in
the country. 12-' Poit at., room 10. .►: .'.;•-"'•
YOUNG LADY DESIRES HOUSEKEEPER'-*
1 position or do plain mending. 120V3 Geary
sl, ruom 2.
yroUNG WOMAN WISHES HOU-EKEKP-
-1 er's position, call 1104 Mission st, corner of
Seventh, room 10.
yul'Xli LADY" DESIRES A STEADY PLACE
X as housekeeper; city or country. 126 Fourth
St.. room 23;
QITI'AIION WANTED BY MIDDLE-AGED
O lady to do any kind of housework; wages not
so much object as cud home, central Hous*,
536 'P.. lid si., loom 38
YOUNG LADY WANTS PLACE AS
-I stewaidets. Apdy 207 Post sL. 100 m 9.
/•l *r LAKKIN— BRANCH OFFICE OF THK
I) 1«' C.-..L1. subscriptions anl wan; ads taken.
SITUATIONS WASTED-MALE.
CHINESE & JAPANESE; EST*D 20 YEARS;
help: main 1997. BRADLEY &i 640 Clay
HUNTER A CO.. CHINESE AND JAPANESE
imp. ollice. til4',._ California nt.. iel. main 231.
pIU.M-SM AND JAPANE** EMPLOYMENT
Kj office: Lest help. 4141_ O'Farrell. Tel. E. 426.
JAPANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT
office, best help. 314b Sutter St.; tei. Grant 30.
iy ANTED—BY YOUNG MAN RECENTLY'
" an ived in city, gooa at nenmai'ship and fig-
ures, a situation of any kind in au office o.' store;
willing lo a.i-i-p: a sum. l salary at start. J.J.
LYNCH, 58 -Serpentine place.
pUSSIAN COLLEGE GRADUATE, SPEAKS
Is. few languages. Enrlish fluently, with refer-
ences, (rants position with commerc.al house here
or abroad. J. R, box 86, Call office.
QTRONG Yi.UNG MAN WANTS WORK OF
i> any kind: understands carpenter ng. panting,
paper-hanging, lot ksmiih, etc. ; has tools for same.
G. M.. box 98. Call Ollice.
YOUNG, HUSTLING SALESMAN, UNDER*
1 stands advertising show card, writing and
bookkeeping, wants poslilon: city or country. Ad-
dress Q. L", box 83 Call.
YOUNG MARRIED MAN, WITH FIRST-
J- class references, df sites hotel clerkship or any
office work; understands telegraphy. Call or ad-
dress lv 11., 742 Howard st.
YOUNG MAN DESIHrS POSITION IN PR I-
X vale famiiy; understands care of horses, cows
j and villi make nisei f generally useful. G. W.,
j 410 Tenth St., Oakland
JAPANESE GARDENER, CAN MILK COWS,
wants sltuitiou: city or country, cHA SE-
GA WA, 130 Golden Gate aye
BUI CHER W AN'IS WORK: WILLING AND
ah eto w« rk; good n-ft-ience; wages not an
object. Address A. B . box 2. Call.
1 EXPERIENCED ENGINEER WANTS WORK
£j in city or country S. E., box 27, call.
MIDDLE- A.-, SPE.-*. KING ENG-
lish and lta'iun wlsbe" position of any kind:
good references: low wages; $500 bonds if re-
quired. S., 739 Pine st.
WANTED— BY OLD PROSPECTOR SOME-
" one to outlit him to pro p.-Ci; understands
bow to prospect for quartz or nlacer. W. 8., box
151, Call.
MAN WITH GOOD REFERENCES WANTS
posliio i as watcbiuau or collector. Watch-
man, box 60, Ca 1.
pAHFENTKR-CABINETMAKER-OOOD ME*
Kj chai'ic wants a situation; city or counlry. Call
or address 24 Mission st.
1 ENGLISHMAN, SINGLE, WiUtD LIKE A
2 placid* private stable or man about pace;
careful driver; low wages: city leferences. Ad-
dicss i. room, bex 84, taiL
COMPETENT JAPANESE BOY WITH GOOD
J reference wants situnt on as ottl c or bei. -boy;
also good driver. Address tl. D. 709 Geary sL
MIDDLE-AGED MAN WANTS SITUATION
i'l private lamily; inside or outside work: used
to hors.s; gtod gErJener: wages moderate. Ad-
dr. ss I. K,b x 7, Call Otlice, oak and .
CHKISiiAN MAN WITH SICK WIFE
K. wants .-hoe repairing and solelng to do at his
room: bring shoes or write postal 1055 Mlssien
St., iooui 4.
ANTED— A SITUATION AS I OACHMAN
»» and gardener by a competent young swede;
firs. -class driver: good reierence* Address A.
S., i, olden i, ate Postoffice, Alameda County, CaL
HY YOUNO MAN WELL VERSED IN FL C-
'» trical work (either street railway or ngnilng)
position In or outside of the city. Electriciaa. box
105. Call Office. •
J' A PANES* 'UNO BOY UNDERBTA N
cooking, waiting at table and housework wants
permanent situation good family: city or country;
best referen c as to honesty. PKIKRK, 1909
1- 111 more at
CARPENTER AND BUILDER WANTS
work; Is a first-class mechanic; stranger In
town. . M J., box 85, Call. ' '
fTT*CATIO*V*» WAHTI*I)-('niiU*i».«,
MIDDLE-Ai.KD CARPENTER WISH'S
l'l place to chore: house or ranch. P. A. D., dox*
S3, Call.
EXPERIENCED CHEESEMAKER, MAKE-
j different kinds of cheese, also butter, wants
situation; city or country. Address E. X. C, box
34. call.
GOOD HAND IN DRESSMAKING WANTED.
* 1338 Bush st.
Wanted— position* as manager OF A
" daltv or weekly newspaper or class journal by
a thoroughly competent newspaper man of 20
years' successful experience; leferences iurnlshed.
Addr ss I. O. E., box 39, Call Office.
i* J • — BRANCH •J* J* ICE OF THE
yJXO CALL, Subscriptions and want, ads taken.
WINCHESTER HOUSE. 44 IHIRIi BT.. NX.
' " Market: 200 rooms 25c to $160 per night,
11 to to $6 per week: convenient and raspeohtule;
hee bus and bat-gage to an.l trom the lerry.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
CHAMBERMAID AND WAIT, $20 AND
room, call early; bead waitress, $25 aud room;
3 girls, small restaurants. $4 a week; waitress,
$2 »: 4 waitresses. $16 and mora; 3 waitresses, $5
a week. MARTIN A CO., 749 Market St.
GERMAN SECOND GIRL, $-0: COOK, SAME
r house, $80: 12 housework girls, city and
coun.ry, $2u and 25; 8 young Kirs, assist, $10
to*ls. MI-S CCLLr.N, ;>2a Sutter st
DEI- IN ED INVALID'S NURSE, $15 TO $20.
XV Miss CULLEN. 325 .- ik i erst.
"VTEAT YOUNG GIRL, CHILD 4 YEARS, $10.
-L> MI-SCLLLE.N, 325 -uiterst.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER, $20. COUNTRY:,
fare paid. MIS*. CULLEN. 325 .-uiterst
"VJEAT UIIIL OR WOMAN, SLEEP ROME,
-IA 3 12. MISS ELEN, 325 Sutter si.
SECOND GIltE, $20. MIS-* CL'LLEN, 325
Sutter st.
SEAMSTRESS AND CHAMBERMAID, $20.
O MIS- CULI.EN, 325 Suiter st.
HOUSEWORK GIRL ARIZONA, $25: aLA-
meda, $20. Miss cULEi-.N, 3. 5 Sutter si.
COOK, $25 TO $30. BOARD. NC.-HOLSK MISS
J CULLEN, 326 Suiter sr.
L REN. H MUD, $20 MONTH: ENGLISH
X cook, country, s2o. MI-/S CULLEN, 325 Sutter
VTURSE, $25. MISS CULLEN, 325 SUTTER
XI street,
XV All RES*, 10. MISS CULLEN, 325 bUT-
»» ler at.
REFINED GERMAN SECOND GIRL, $20.
MISS CULLEN. 325 Sutter St.
/ AMBERMAID, $16. MISS CULLEN. 325
Kj suuer st.
RESTAURANT WAITRESS, $5; WAITRESS,
lunchbouse, $15: cook, private family, 825;
German gir . housework, $20; 2 chambermaids
cit.- hotel, $12; -0 girl . housework, $16-$2 O. (T.
K. HANSEN A CO., 108 Oeary st.
4iOOKsIN GERMAN FAMILIES, $25. $311
and $35; 3 German and Scandinavian girls tor
cook.ng and housework, $25: waitress to lake
charge. $25; and a great many girls to fill situa-
tions in city and couutry. J. F. CROSaI Tit CO.,
316 utter st.
V\' AITRr.SS, SMALL COUNTRY HOTEL $15;
" middle-aged woman, general housewnr i, san
Ma.co county, $i 0: girls for housework, c.c.
MURK V A READY, Leading Employment
Agents, 634-636 Clay st
LA' TRAVELING MAID, *30; 3 MlL-
linery sale-l dies: dental pulor matron;
photograph parlor cashier. La lies' Exchange,
313 Rusu si.
. -ERMAN SECOND GIRL $20: 10 HOUSE-
" 1 woric girls, cit' and i ountry, *20, $25. MRS.
NORTON, 3:3 Sutter st.
WANI'EU-LADI 'SMAID, $30, ETC. APPLY
»» MISS PLUNKETT, 424 Suuer sL
\\* ANTI LADY STENOGRAPHER; MUST
si be well educated, rapid, accurate and expe-
rienced and reside In san Francisco: salary $50 to
$70, according to ability. Address in writing,
slating ex per ence, V. K. DEaN, Branch Posi-
otlice, station F.
fir ANTED— FIRST-CLASH GERMAN OR
"I Swedish cook; one who is willing to do a small
amount of plain washing: wages "*-.">. A i ply im-
mediately al 2256 I'imi st , near Scott.
, -IRLTO D'J GENERAL HOU -IK WORK AND
"' cooking in a small family, 2 in help, pay $25.
Call 902 <dd s:., bet. 2a: d 4 p. M.
WANTED— A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
housework, mu.*.t be gooa cook and have Mi-
cas r. ferei.ce-i. Call 13 si-oit st.
IRL TO LEARN THREAJJING ON EM*
V J broi-iery mac. due. 2^4 Bush St., upstairs.
WANTED— FAST CROCHETERS. CALL 2D 5
Valencia st.
GOl Dl.llL FOR CIGAR-STAND, 319 EAST
YJ St., beL Sacramento and Clay.
p IRL WANTED; *10. 316 HAIGHT ST.
SETTLED _ OMAN tO ASSIST WITH CHIL*
i~> dren. .-. ipy 579 Harrison et.. before 10.
* PI'RENTICE ON STS. 6 EDDY SI., ST.
..A Ann's building, room 120.
AC\NOY OR gentlewoman to
> ovrrsie lady agents: earning! 575 to $150 per
monib; advanced according to ability and appli-
cation; leferences. D Z, box 97, Call oflice.
JAPANESE WOMAN WANTED k'OR GEN-
eral housework. 1724 Clay st.
YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSE-
work. 120 a Silver, near 'lhird.
\y ANTED— 2 GOOD FINISHERS ON PANTS;
si steady work. 258 Jessie it
/"(OMPETENT GERMAN GIRL; MUST UN-
V tics' cooking and general housework. 317
Larkin st.
r OUNG LADY LEARN MANICURING AND
X hair dressing. MME DELLa FAUST, «*-_
Stockton sL
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS IMMEDI-
J a.ely: good pa,.-; no dressmkrs. 553 Va'encia.
iy ANTED— PANTS FINISHERS. 64
*' Third St., upstairs.
| "i IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK AND
* J plain cooking in small fami.y. Call this
morning at 2005 Pine st., nr. Laguua, bet. 9 and 12.
Oferai ors wanted. LEVI strauss _
Co., 32 *■_ Fremont sl
1 AWRENCE DRE-s- CUTTING SCHOOL
J- 1079 Market: a perfect lit guaranteed without
trying on: call and be convince !.
NEW FRENCH SKIRT P.\TT KNS, 26C:
Xs dress matters furnished posiiions iree. McDow-
ell Dressmaking an 1 Ml linery School, 103 Post.
MOVED— DX. WISE, THE LADiES" SPECIAL
ist. 10 1118 Market st. : monthly troubles, etc.
/' I C LAKKIN — OFFICE OF THE
L'li) CALL Subscriptions and waut arts taken.
MOST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE;
-Tl Winchester House, 44 Third eL. near Market:
20.) rooms: -Ijc to $1 50 per night; $1 60 to $6
per ween: freo bus and baggage to and irom ferry.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
Ci OK, COUNT *35 aND ROOM: 2
second cooks, $40 and room; pastry cook, $40
and room: 3cooks, $10: 2 night cooks; 5 Cooks,
*7 u.tl $8 a week: German cook, $40; hotel cook,
$50 and room; 3 cioks' helpers. MARTIN A
CO., 749 Market st.
9 WAITERS, $20 AND ROOM: WAITER,
♦ ) city, $35 and room; 3 waiters. $7 a week; bead
waiter, $40 and roo a. MAKTIN <_ CO., 719
Market sL ______
CIAKE-BAKER, WINDOW WORK; PASTRY
Kj cook and help on the range. MARTIN A CO.,
749 Market
L*RY COOK; WAITEK, $30; SILVERMAN,
£ $25; pantryman. $30; paniry-hoy, country,
$15: hot cake man, $35. C. IL HANSEN A CO.,
108 Geary st.
JiUTLER, $50. C. IL HANSEN A CO., 108
Jl Geary st- -|_{_9Q
ANTED, THIS MORNING. S3 TIEMAK-
»' ers, woodchoppT' and postmanen, see boss
here. C. R. HANSEN A Cj., 108 Geary st.
8 SCANDINAVIAN MINERS, $3 A DAY:
• > showier, »2 50; 20 tieniakers. 20 wooden op.
pprs, 20 postmakeri*, -c • bo s here; man md wlf.- 1
525. C. R. 1 1 AN SEN A CO., 108 Geary at.
ANTED— 6 WOODCHOPPERS, $1 25 PER
cora; 2 farmers for mountain fruit ranch, $20:
laborers, 51 a day and hoard; teamsters, $; .'0
a day and .fin da. audboaid; restaurant cook for
country, $30 and found; third hand bread baker,
$10 a week; wallers, omnibus: second c .ok and
broiler, $40. mid others. Apply J. F. CROSETT
A CO., 6.8 Sacramento st.
, UTLEIt FOR AMERICAN FAMILY IN
' > city; reference required. J. F. CKOSKTT A
CO., 316 suiter st.
TO-DAY'S THE DAY' WE SHIP 25 LABOR*
ers to ibe great sawmills and woods: wages, $26
and found per monih; cm! early: naif fare pa.d.
MURRAY A READY, 634 and 6c6 Clay sL
.i SHOEMAKERS, NEW AND Rr.PAIRING
— work, $30 nor month and found; 30 lie-mak-
ers: 36 .shingle and box boll makers; 5 i ■ bur-
ets, iltv: 6 farmhands, $21, $25 $-.0 and $15;
choreri'a''. 1*8; cooks, waiters and dishwashers.
MURRAY A KEALiY, 634-636 Clay St.
lir ANTED— FOREMAN FURNACEMAN FOR
if quicksilver mine, $70 ier month: 5 furnace
hands for mine, $52 to $60 per month: 15 wood -
choppers, san Mateo County, fare 85 cents, to
chop 4-foot cord wood, $125 per cord; farmers,
ml kers cooks, waiters, etc. ; boy for factory, $3
per week. W. D. .B.WEB <fc CO., 626 Clay st.
HELP WANTED-Contlnued.
I A TIEMAKERB. 8c AND 10c EACH; 10
J \f postmakers. l%c to 2*_c each: 10 wood-
choppers. 4-foot pin -. #1 a cord, tools and provi-
siois furnished: 10 laborers for ditch. $26 aud
board, ii. T. WARD A CO.. 60-. and 610 Clay st.
WANTED— COOK FOR PRIVATE FAMILY,
tt $40; chophouse took, $7 week; i door s<-r-
-v n, $20: butler with relerences. $40; French
valet, $20; f.i mer for orchard and vineyard, $20,
etc. ANDRE'S. 308 Stockton st.
BUTLER; »40. MISS CULLEN, 325 SUTTER
street.
IJABBERS' ASSOCIATION FREE employ-
J> ment Office, s. FCCH-, Sec., 325 Grant aye.
t*Hr.MlSlS', GROCERY AND HARDWARE
clerks; posting clerk; 2 hotel clerks: amuie-
ment hall ticket cleric; collector. Clerks' Ex-
change, 313 T.uh st.
GOOD BARBER FOR WEDNESDAY' AND
f Saturday at 2544 Folsom st.
BARBER FOR SATURDAY; YOUNG MAN
to finish. 651 Washington st.
WANTED — BARBEH, SATURDAY AND
TT Sunday. 634 Third st.
BARBER WANTED, SATURDAY ONLY.
627 Commercial st.
/NOOD BARBER WANTED. SATURDAY
GOOD BARBER WANTED SATI'KDAY
VJ and Sunday; good wages. 702 Brannan st.
BARBER— GOOD, STEADY MAN. 24 THIRD
street.
BARBER WANTED— 9O3 EAST FOUR*
teen h su, Oakland; Saturday and Sunday.
W" ANTED- URST-CLASS VESTMAKERS
TT to take work out. 106 Battery st.
BOY WAN iED TO LEARN TRADE. FINK
■fcSCHINDLER, 1309 Market st-
W A ITER WANT AT MANHATTAN
TT House. 82j Battery st.
OLD MAN, CARPENTER, FOR ROARD AND
lo.iging. Red Flag. 6-miie station, San Bruno.
bOY TO WORK IN KITCHEN AND WAIT
On table. Boarding-house, 739 Fourth St.
BUTCHER TO DRIVE WAGON AND CUT
meat. 110 Seventh st.
COOK FOR SMALL B JARDING-HOUSE; so-
ber man; $20 a month. HERMAN'S, b37 Clay.
rpAILuR WANTED ON MILITARY WORK;
1 young man. Troop I, cavalry, Presidio.
5 YOLNG MEN, GOuD INDUCEMENTS; NO
O experience: call 8 a.m. 836 Howard st.
PAINTERS WANTED. W. E. MORTENSEN,
X 1400 Folsomrst.
WAITER WAN 1 ED AT 207 SECOND ST.
BOY TO FEED PRESS, 7 a. —, 211 EDDY" ST.
J. F. AN DEHSUN, Printing office.
COATMAKER FOR COUNTRY. APPLY
REISS BROS., 24 Sutter st.
TAILOR BUSHELMAN WANTED TO-DAY.
347 Third st.
WANTED— BOY FOR GENTS' FURNISH-
TT ing; references. G. 8., tox 75. C 11.
STEADY MAN" AS PARTNER; MUsTHAVE
tO $100; $15 week salary. 1032 Market St., r. 4.
; . . i
SAUSAGE-MAKER WANTS PARTNER;
small capital, to help In store. 410 Brannan.
BARBER-SHOP, FIRST-CLASS, IN PRO-
giessive country towu, for sale; cheap, Apply
230 Battery st.
MAN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE AT 1542
.Market St.
BMI FOR SHIP— CALL EARLY A*T HER-
OM .. N'S, 637 Car st. No offlce fee.
BARBER SHOP. CENT X ALLY LOCATED,
nicely tilted; can be had fur bargain. 630 Mkt.
WANTED— A STEADY MAN TO ASSIST IN
T> plain offlce duties and collect reuts with horse
and tuegy; must have $150 ca- h and Cc satisfied
with 465 per mo. th. 1118 Mar at. room 2.
QTYLIBH HAIRCUT 10C; ELEGANT SHAVE
O sc; clea i towels. 602 Pacific at., ne»r Kearny.
EXPERIENCED CITY SALESMAN WITH
references. 331 Ellis.
]>ECRUII-5 WANTED FOR THE UNITED
Jt states marine corps. United slates navy:
able-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of
21 and 30 years, who are citizens of the United
States, or those who have legally declared their
intention to become such; must be of good char-
acter »-i I habits and able to speak, read and write
English, and be between 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet
In height. For further information apply at the
recruiting offlce. 20 Ellis at., .--an Francisco, Cat.
ANTED— GUI' Ycic.it .-HOES MALE id
tt fl. your leet at the same price you bay ready-
made . ones, - irom $1, 82, $3, $4 aud $5, at 562
Mission st, beL Firs; and Second. .. V .- ..
tl LIVE SOLICITORS AMO G BUSINESS
— houses. 9 ;o .0 a. M., 530 California sL, no. 61-
"I AW— WANTED, MAN TO STUDI La WIN
J i oflice; preference to good leasoner: willing to
purchase interest in business, full particulars
from S. J., box 12, Call c.flice.
SEAMEN KUROPE: CARPENTERS, BLACK-
smiths, green bands: Alaska. 603 Montgomry
LADIES* SHOES. SOLING. ;.sc; MEN'S
J shoes, soling. 50c. all repairing dons at half
ibe usual price. 662 Mission at- beL Ist and 2d.
Uf ANTED— AT MONTANA HOUSE, 7641_
Mission; men 10 take rooms; 10 , 15c and
25c per night; 600 90c and $1 per week.
SAILORS AND ORDINARY SEAMEN
wanted at Lane's. 504 Davis st.. near Jackson.
WaKE IHE DEAD: WENZEL'S ALARM
'» ciock: no electricity; loudest. 612 Montg'y.
TPINE M ..N'S CALF r-HOES Til ORDER, «'.' 60:
£ men's solelng, 35c: only oni-fprlce. 959 Howard.
QKOEMaKERS TO BUY MKN'-s UPPERS,
O $1 and up. SHIRLEY', 921 Howard st.
lARGE STOCK OF SECOND-HAND SHOES
_ or Bile; also ladies' and msws', Hum 25c up;
misfits exchanged; good repairing; shoes made to
order, any style, contra! Repairing shop, 749
Mission, near Grand Opera-hjuse.
MEN'S LEI «', ol.c: LADIES. 40c- WHILE
you wait. 638 Market: branch 767 MarkeL
"(Oil I PAIRS— ANOTHER LOT OF MEN'S
''"'v shoes: been sli-.bt;y damaged*, at less
than one-fourth their value: from -a.- to 92 bo.
662 Mission. St.. bet. First and Second. . .
ti SIMON Wants ico MEN TO GET bottle
Jj. beer or wine sc: test nee luncn. 643 Clay.
I>OUM*J. 15'J ill <6o Pr.R Si-til'; boo -<-♦-. - J
V per weeK. OrientaL 225 Drumm EL
L*LCHo HOUbE, _63V 3 MARKET ST.— -_o__
Xv '20c. '.be lo ;")0i: night: $1 to *2 -.seek.
LoT OF UNc ALLED-FOR SHOES FROM 25C
Japto 91 25. 562 Mission sl. ceL-lst and 2d.
TRY ACME ROUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE-
low Sixth, for a room; -/5c a niglit: $1 a week.
INGLE ROOMS lCc AND 15c NIGHT. 75c
and sl week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard.
tl"*:.!-- j.l-*)*>XO-. ro'i. — -_U_A_i_—i OFFICE OF
_.*.)__ v* 'litis tjaii-j kubacritiuoa* <*»ia wav» ads
taken.
CHINAWARE.
TALK ABOUT BARGAINS!
READ THIS:
Dinner sets, 50 i leces, light gray decoration,
with border, per set, 44. .
Dinner set, 50 pieces, wild flower, with gold
trimmings, per set, $4 50.
Dinner set, 50 pieces, bellflower decoration, with
gold bandies and trimmings per s.'t, $5 75.
CHEAPEST PRICES IN AMERICA.
CROCKERY, CHINAWARE, GLASSWARE.
ELITE CHINAWARE A SPECIALTY.
GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA CO.
Stores Every wh etc.
52 Market street, San Fraucisco Headquarters.
FREE.
, BICYCLES
WATCHES.
CHINAWARE.
LOST.
I OST— UNFINISHED OVERCOAT, DARK
i material, Thursday, about 5 p. m., cor. Post
and Stockton six. Keward If returned to room 6,
fourth floor. 803 Montgomery sl.
I OST — THURSDAY AFTERNOON, PIKCK
J of white sa in embioide*ed in violets and
mignonette; reward. Return to MRS. M D. GAR-
RAT Hotel st. Nichols.
LOST— NoV 17. ON THE 8:30 A. M. SAN
Francisco to O ikiand ferry, one short sealskin
cape. Return to 336 a Bush si., room 16.
COFFEE STOLEN.
$10 REWARD.
Two young men, ' one about 5 feet 10 Inches.
soft hat, biown suit; another, 5 feet 5 Inches,
dar-t-blue suit, stiff hat, with alblack buggy, sorrel
bone, about 900 pounds, stole two bags green
coffee on Tuesday morning, naif-past 10, on the
frout of a downtown bouse; Informer win be paid
the reward without any risks. Address Confiden-
tial Ccffee, box 17. Call Office.
/•l C LARKIN-BRANCH : OFFICE OF THE
yjXsJ i Ail- »u -script lon i and want ads taken.
FOUND.
POUND- YOUNG HOLsTEiN HEIFER AT
I I colma. J. BEQQIO, Colma.
HELP WANTED— Continue*!.
WAN TED-MEN 1 0 I.EARN BARBER
VY trade; shops, tools, positions '.»"_»■£•?,;*
weeks required, a. *. Barber College. 1 h»-*_ Eighth.
\», ANTED. TUCOLLECT WAUE- - DU ** l^,f t ?i!>
VI »rs_clerks KNo\ collection A«c**. 110 sutt»r.
\\' INCHc-TEll HULSE, »-i I_LH_ si., NR.
VV Market; 200 rooms. 25c a nighi; i***'"";*" .
room: iree 'bus and gage 0 and from tne lerry. i
WANTKD-LA BORERS AND MECHANIC^/'
Vt to know that Ed Rolkln. Reno House proprie-
tor. siiU mas Denver Home, Ml ll bird st-: a*»«i
larga rooms: *.'6c per night: »l io*;ii»-.- we«_.
AGENTS WANTED.
I ADY AGENIS; A PROFITABLE SIDE
I. line. Call Irom 10 to 12. 12*/ 3 Bourbon st.
FUBNITUBE WANTED.
CASH FOR J-URNITURE, CARPETS. . TC;
KJ full value. 1 acific Tun, 228 Stock ion st-
TTIGHEST PRICES IO KILL NEW BUILD-
XX ing. 840 Mission s .; tel Mint 1821.
v%' P. BEAUCHAMP, HI -HEST PrilCE FOR
Vt . furnished houses, groceries, etc. 305 Larkin.
T jTnKU* AN. 121 SIX 1 H-r., HUIs,ASD
XJ. sells furniture and carpets; also storage.
INDIANA ALCIION CO. RE .OVEu . v 1_
Montgomery at. .hes: prices pad 1-1 Davls7l
BOOMS WANTED.
I%rANT.*D-2 OR 3 UNFURNISHED RO>MS
VV north of Market St. Ad Iress 402 oct,vUsL
UANiED-BV LADY. TWO UNFURNISHED
W looms tor housekeeping In private family;
grate price. T. c. R. box 10. CaM "flue
WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED— HY'DR \ULIC PRESS, C-OuD AND
VV cheap. Address J. S, box 9 Cal .
SHOOTING GALLE : V FIXTURES WANTED.
O Address L. M.. box 8, «.al. Offlce.
SECOND-HAND LADIES' WHEEL. M*
DORAN, the Strathtaore. 207 Larkin st. \
VV ANT.. D— TOBI V A FIRS'I -CLASS STERFA
VV optlcon outfit. Address W., box 18, CalL "* \
COUNTERS WANTED— 6 CROCKERY OR
clothing tables (been used) at low price if in
good order. scud price and whereto be seen to
SMI . H's, 27 Market sv
i-D-HAND CLOTHING, DRE-SK**, SEAL-KINS
— wanted; best prices: send postal. 1020 FolsOni.
A KLEIN, 109 SIXTH ST., WILL PAY
. cash tor clothing and i.ooks; send for me.
MACHINERY. REL'I ING. SI'LIT PULLEYS.
sbaf'ng, hngrs. LIVINGSTONE, 204 Mission.
TOOLS OF ALL KINDS. STOVES AND
ranges bought-»n,l sold CURTIN. 1123 Market
L>AW.-.BEOKER— ODD GOLD. SILVER, CAST*
X on Clothing nought. Add. COLEMAN. 41 Third.
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—
Kj WEEKLY' CALL, sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for $1 50, post-
age iree
LODGING-HOUSES FOB SALE
_A(_l\ HOUSE. VERY 000 D... 27 ROOMS
JJp _U>'. $700— Corner house, new 23 rooms
$1200— House, exchange 12 rooms
$600— House for lots 25 rooms
18-room corner: near the Mint. a 450
23-room house, sixth st , $850
28-room house; $2UO cash $450
City proper, v ranches and business places for
sale and exchange. 11. C. DECKER, 1020 Market.
LOOK AT THIN BARGAIN — 10-ROOM
house, well lurnlshed. near Market and sixth;
rent only $25: 3 rooms pay rent; t-rea: bnreal i on
account depar.ure. Sea SI RAND A Co., 19 Sixth.
L"I. sil 'Lass LODGING-HOUSE FOR SALE,
X near ferry. 18 East st. ■
WANTED— '1 EN A 9. 12, 24, 36,70 A.ND
130 room houses. sPECK it CO., 602 Market.
HOUSE 17 ROOMS, ALL RENTED: PAYING
well i heap account s.ckness. 18 Sixth St.
HOUSE 12 HOOKS; NICELY FURNISHED,
fine li cation: must sel: worth *1000, will
lake $jCO cash. 11. L.. box 19, Call office
Qj-ROOM LODC'INO-HOUsE: CHEAP: RMS.
_J~\ all rented. 640 Howard St.. ur. Third.
q*]r(\ 10-LOoM HOUSE: GOOD FURNI-
tjp 1 cv, ture: low rent. 521 Mission si.
"VJ^EW FURNITURE: CHEAP; MUST LEAVE
IM city account sickness 1- T , box 1.-, call.
CARPET-CLEANING.
CI . V STEAM CA Ill'K'l -(.'I.tAMNt; WORKS;
ti< am. moves, lays carpets- G. —, STEVEN*^
Met. 3a and 40 righto. sL: telephone south 25J
_. __._,.■. ■_ tftciuifi Dl-i-Us'lKi' WTTrt
«' poor work ioSFAULDING'S PloneerC»>
pel-beatlni Works. 353-57 Ten am it a*.. : 'el. So. 41.
C'ARl'El.-. CLEANED, RENOVATED I.IKrJ
I new. J. McQUEi.N. 453 Stevenson; teL S. 22_,
ADVANCE CARPET- CLEAN l.\ v. CO., 40.S
_\ fuil.-r; teL Main 391. Geo. WALCOM. prop.
JWATTS.reliab.e carpet-cieauing,renovtg,alter-
. ation works, 413 McAllister. Tel. Jessie 321.
GREAT EASTERN STE AM CARPET-CLEAN
ing works. 14 Bth, B. GRANT. let. Jessie 2UL
ClLEANl.*>u,'--"oC. Ulliu, ._; ItU. SAM*
' pies free; teL Jessie 944. Stratton, 3 Eighth.
CARPETS CLF. 'AN ED _* LENoVAI'r.D l.l -
new. i.sixnih: lei. south 06 Mackintosh <KCo.
JF. MITCHELL. CARPET-CLEANING CO,
. 240 14- n sL; cleaning Ac. a yard: lei. Mis. 74.
CON KLIN'S CARP At.' - BEATING WOKitj.
U'-ii Golden Gam uv_ 'lelepbono Kast li—
FURNITURE FOR SALE.
TURN I'll STOVES, CARPETS COUN-
"ters. showcases- AN KKPSON. 1121 Market.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
"I/OR SALE— .-5A LOON AND CAFE: a RARE
J? chance: best of reasons fur selling: low re it;
owner leavrrig for the East. i all at 668 Mis don st.
LADY'S '97 BICYCLE AND NEW >TAND-
X-i ard sewing-machine: reasonable. 1110 Leav-
enworth st.
V-INE $200 SEALSKIN JACKET FOR $_0.
£ UNCLE HARRIS, 15 Grant aye.
.A KLrOANT MABBLr MANTELS, AT YOUR
"X own price. 1U32 .Mission st.
IT* OR SALE— FINE JERSEY' FAMILY COWS
A always on hand. Cor. Fourteenth sL and
Frultvale nv., Fruitvale.
rpHOROUGHBKF.D IRISH SETTER PUP-
J. pies; pedigree furnished. 1207WailersL
PEDIGREED GREAT DANE BITCH; TWO
-T years old. G. H., box 116, Call.
I.'OR SALE BY CALIFORNIA BOX FA.*
tory. 1 10-horse (Otto type) gas engine; 1 com-
bination sawtab c, rrbor, be). lng and counter
shaft; 1 combination saw-table and arbor; 1 planer,
Delting and countershaft: 2 horses. 1 wasou, etc.;
all In lirst-class condition. Call at once, Eigh-
teenth aud Harrison sts.
LOR KALE-FRE.-H MILK COW. APPLY"
X at 122 Farallon st . Ocean View.
SECONDHAND DYNAMOS, GASOLINE AND
steam engines, boilers, pulleys, shafilne, laun-
dry machinery, etc. i-M.TH Ctt, 527 Mirsioti st.
TIRING FROM BUSINESS: OUR ENTIRE
Jt stock of rattan furniture and I ab>- carriages
will be sod at wholesale cost California Kalian
Works, 745 and 747 Mission st., bet. 3d and 4th.
"COME '96 AND '9- STERLING WHEELS
O at a barguin.'' A. C. NICHOLS A, CO., 404
Battery st-
JR. POOL HOUSE-MOVER. DEALER BEC-
. end-hand bin din,- material. 1122-36 Mission.
B*iILKRS,ENOINKs.2D-IIAND .MACHINERY
MCINTOSH A WOLPMAN, 137 Beale st.
OAFES— BAB'-AINS IN NEW AND SECOND
O band: all sizes; half oilglual cost. 109-111
Market st, — F.
BOILERS. ENGINE-nPUMPS BKLTING.OA3
engines: bought and sold. WHITE, 616 Mission
FEE-MILL. >CAL , 11 AN'D-TRUCK. Lti*
ler-press, uesk and safe cheap. 102 Clay sl
BARS, back bars, mirrors, SHOW-
cases, counters. linoleum, oilice furniture, stora
and othce furnltnre and fixtures; new and second-
hand. J. NooN AN, IUI7-IUI9-IU2I-IU-J Mis-
sion sl, above Sixth.
LAllis, CASKS, COUNTERS. SHELV-
J) lug, etc. bought and aoid. 1063 Mission, ur. <iq.
SEWING-MACHINES.
• 9 MONTHLY; RENTED. REPAIRED
tip— bought, sold; machine supplies. 145 sixth.
ALL KINDS BOUGHT. SOLD, EXCHANGED'
rented; repairing: lowest rates. 205 Fourth,
STOKAGE.
AT LOWEST RATES— HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
__. pianos, advnnces made; fireproof building F.
W. ZEHFUss, 840 Mission, le;. Mint 1821?
AT LOW RATES-FURNITURE. CARPETS*,
pianos, tousehold goods: clean, light com-
partments; advances made. J. NOON AN, 101?
to 10-tf Mission sl, above -sixth; open evening*

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