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A NOBLE CHARITY.
Helping Young Women toHelp Themselves.
Annual Meeting of the YoungWomen's Christian Association.
A Successful Year.'
1Tbe annual meeting of tlie San Francisco
Young Women's Christian Association wasbeld yesterday at 1221 O'Farrell street.
Tbe reports showed thai ibe association wasIna sound condition and that Itwas doing, andvery successfully, too, ibe work wbicb it was
designed iodo.Itis now a very complex organization, hav-
ing ten separate departments, eacb ol whicb isa society initself.
There were 625 boarders during the year,the home being always taxed toits utmost capa-city. Of these 438 were Americans and 180foreigners.
The King's Daughters' Society has taken tbeCity and County Hospital as its especial field,carrying to Uie patients flowers, fruit, jelliesand reading matter. A Christian EndeavorSociety bas been also recently organized at thehome.
Tbe physical culture classes are attendedeach day by 370 girls. Tbe employmentbureau bas secured positions as teachers, gov-ernesses, dressmakers, etc., for 350 youugwomen.
Tbe library and reading-rooms are open dayand evening. llie cooking class- have be**nof especial interest, tbe attendants being 400.Many girls have been taught cooking ana haveobtained positions in consequence worm $25and $30.
The classes in sewing, dressmaking andmlllineiyhave been also very popular. Thetwo lunchrooms, at 514 Howard and 116 Davisstr'et. have been patronized daily by fromninety to 170 girls each. Heading-rooms arerun inconnection with these. The cost of a dishls 1cent. Many or the girls say this is tbe bestmeal they have during tbe day.
The relief committee has assisted 1012 per-sons, giving 356 money donations. TheTravelers' Aidhas a woman at each of tbesteamers aud tbe overland trains to aidstranger*.
The finance committee reported all bills paidand $350 in the bank. Through tbe liberal as-sistance of W. E. Brown, Mrs. Hearst, theFirst Fiesbyterian Church and others tbelunchroom deficit was cauceled.
Mrs. Morse, treasurer, reported receipts asfollows:
nice on hand January 1, 1893 $ 261 55Membership and subscriptions 297 70Donations collected tor relier 2.413 65Collected by United Workers 3,710 19Advertising lnannual report 200 00interest 935"card 7.932 74Travelers' aid tuiid 600 00Mary A.Crocker trust 3,000 00
Total $18,425 18Hisbursemuts were as follows:
House expenses $8,954 10Relief committee 1,624 22Howard-street lunchroom 2,515 59Davis-street lunchroom 3.0-6 93Class In cooki 112 50Physical culture classes '. ,180 00Serving aud training class 157 25Insurance taxes and repairs 807 90Printing 228 50Travelers' Aid 600 00Dues to International Hoard .0 00Balance 259 19
Tbe following officers were re-elected, for theyear: President, Mrs. L. C. l.edin.ton; vlce-pesideuts. Mis. William O. Gould, Mrs. GeorgeXV.Preseott, Mrs. .1. F. Merrill and Mrs. P. 1).
iBrowne; recording secretary, Mi. H. VanWinkle; corresponding secretary, -Mrs. GeorgeP. Thurston; treasurer, Mrs. I. H. Mm-- ;directors, Mrs. L. C.R dington, Mrs. WilliamO. Gould, Mi-. G. VV. Preseott. Mrs. J. F. Mer-rill, Mrs. M. P. Jours, Mrs, In. G. Kiltie,Mrs.1.. Algeltinger, Mrs. George P. Thurston, Mrs.P. D. Browne, Miss H. Vau Winkle, Mrs. 1.H.Morse. •—
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MRS. JACKSON'S WOES.Failing in Her Divorce Suit She
Asks for Support.Judge Slack has denied the application of
Mrs.Clara E. Jackson for an order of the courtcompelling her husband, Cbarles M. Jackson,tomake her an allowance for her support.
Some months ago Airs. Jackson ought anaction against hei husband fora divorce ou ibeground of extreme cruelty. She lost her suit,and her application of yesterday was b.ised onher statemeni tbat ber husband, wbo owns itieOlive Bi-iich saloon and keeps tbe restaurantat Bay Disiilet nac~, bad refused to take herback to livewith Mm. She testified yesterdaytuat ber busband bad tineaicued ber witb vio-1-iice ifshe came near him.
On tbe oilier hand Jackson stated incourtthat he was v.ry willing10 take bis wife back.Ifsne did not care to reside at the Olive Branchhe would provide ber with a home in tbe neigh-borhood. He was always ready and willingtosupport bis wire.
Judge Slack said there was no evidence toshow that Jacksou would not support bis wife.The matter would be continued for a week,during winch time Itwould be seen whether ornot Jackson really intended to carry out hispromise. •—
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Shot at Him.W. J. Morton or 605 Willow arenue had
Thomas Baker arrested yesterday ou a chargeof a>sault to minder. Morton ou Hie last dayof the year is said to have Invited some friendslulo Baker's saloon where he asked lor C edit.K;»ker urote the visitors out of the ulac- andto accelerate their movetn nts ihed bis pistolat them, resulting in iheball glancing oil fiomido side of Morton's head.
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No. 20 Montgomery Street,OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
_NVKSTME-.TS-A_.l- PRICES.Some very ftne business investments near the
center of the city,paying well; parti.mars atoffice.
l'o st. investment: 3-story buildings and lot;30x110; rents $ 55: $27,000.. Rents $144: .18.000: SW. corner Bush andMason; 42:0x85 and brick and frame buildings; 4blocks from Kearuy sr.
rolk and Clay: corner; well improved; rents9150 steady: 9.5.500.
Keduced; 918.000: Howard St.. N. side, betweenNew Montgomery and 3d; 57:6x55 and brickdwellings; renting for $100.
tiearyst corner, near Taylor; 28 feet front: 2-story building; 2 stores below; rents $130;$22,000
$11,000; rents $90; Haight St.; 5 flats, bet.Webster and Fillmore; -7x137:6; houses In first-<lass order: always rented.
t tue business corner; $6250; on 17th st. ;28x100: good 2-story building.
Valeucia-st. bargain; 40x92:6 and small house;reduced to 910.000.HOUSES AND iOTS-S4OOOTO $10,000.
-tore and flat: rents 537 : $4500; lot 25x100;18th St., bet. Sanchez and Noe: $2000 can remain.• rove st., N. side, bet. Fran and Hough;27:6x68:9 and 2-story ln2 tenements: $5250.
Reduced to $10,000: Hyde St., bet. Sacramentoand Ciay: 40:0 feet front and three-year-old verycozy residence.
.hree 2-story dwellings of 6 rooms; in goodorder; rents $45: Krtest.. near Howard, bet. 13thami I4tb: lot 54x76; street paved: 90000.
Turn St.; house and lot: 25x137:6 and goodnearly new bouse of 9 rooms, bathroom andmodern conveniences; street just bituuiinlzed:$7500.
A Mission corner bargain; W. cor. of Capo and18th; 24x92, and good --story dwelling;could beturned into store; $5260.
$4250— Bryant st,. N. side. bet. 2d and 3d; 25x80. and very comfortable house; electric carspass; street in good order.LOTS IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY.
81200 ANDOVER.Waller St., half ablock from Market: 26x137 :6;
$4000 each; street graded, macadamized andsewered.
Reduce to$2000; lots 25x127:8; Jackson st :magnificent view: bet. Locust ana Spruce ; streetwork 'lone: «ny size front.
.'heap corner; 37:0x100; $2750; $1600 can re-main on mortgage; ..W cor. Sacramento and
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1~-T_-VT-"'Ti_L--CTE^TT~A^_ltul_^N3r"_~7lE_N_-Ipiano for my own use. recognizing the highesttypeof mechanical and musical value inthe same.CHEVALIER DE KoNTsKI. Court PiauDt tothe Emperor of Germany. 40 O'Karreli st. jss tf
BYRON MAUZY,808 TO 314 POST ST.. SOLEagent Sohmer A- Co., Newly»nd Evans pianos;
chosen above all others for Leland Stanford Jr.University: received Ist prize World's Fair 11 tf
BEAUTIFUL; $850: LARGE FRENCH WAL-nut upright: this week $400; only one left.
Warerooms, THE J. DEWING CO., Flood build-ing, firs floor above: lowest price house in tiecity for high-grade pianos. ja4 tf\lAGNIFICENT HUBERT AND STEINWAY'»' upright at a sacrifice. 515 Van Ness aye. jt9*LTT.-AS I' SQUARE PIANO. $50. THE .T.r_ DEWING Co. .room 12. Flood bulldlng.deiU tf
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»ELINQUENTJSALE_NOTICA."E-EL-J-V'' -TAO___T SILVER""StTN.NG COM.-1 PANY.
—Location of works and principal
place of business. Gold Hill,Storey County, Nev,—Notice.—There are delinquent upon the following.described stock on account or assessment (No. 68)levied on the sixteeuth day of November, A. D.,1893, the several amounts set opposite the namesof tbe respective shareholders, as follows:
Names. No. Cert. No. shs. Amt.Rehfisch ACo., Trustees .30824 50 12 50Geo. D.Edwards, Trustee.. 3lls7 10 2160Rehfisch A Co., Trustees 31459 10 260Geo. T.Marye A Son. Trs....31 ($24 BO 12 50Geo. D. Edwards, Trustee. ..3l747 10 2 50Geo. D. Edwards, Trust.cc.. 31939 50 12 50Rehflsh A Co.. Trustees 32484 30 760Geo. T. Marye A Son. Trs.. .33888 50 12 50W. J. Gurnett, Trustee 34452 60 12 60Rehfisch A Co., Trustees 34598 60 12 50Geo. T. Marye A Sen, Tr5...34808 6 125W. E. Norwood, Trustee ...35024 60 12 50James Bernhard. Trustee... 3s293 60 12 60Rehflsch A Co., Trustees.... 20 5 00Otis A Co., Trustees 35833 15 3 76Nat Ste n, Trustee 35900 100 25 00B. P. Murphy, Trustee 3.071 30 7 50Geo. B. Root, Trustee 38171 20 6 00A. W. Foster ACo., Trs 36589 100 25 00Rehflsch A to. Trustees 36756 100 25 00Turnbull A Bansom, Tr5....36770 100 25 00W. H. Wright, Trustee 37210 100 25 00W. L.Duncan. Trustee 37239 5 125DixonA Miles, Trustees 37240 100 25 00E Gauthler ACo., Trs 37334 60 12 50W. H.Wright, Trustee 37576 200 60 00Rehflsch A Co., Trustees 37709 100 25 00Rehfisch A Co., Trustees 37719 60 12 50Rehflsch A Co.. Trustees. ...37779 20 6 00Jas. Newla Trustee 37864 50 12 60Geo. B.Root. Trustee 37867 100 25 00Rebflseh ACo.. Trustees 37895 100 25 00Zsdlg, Wollberg A Co., .37935 100 26 00
tig, Wollberg A Co.. Tr5. .37.44 100 25 00T. Whiteley ACo., Trs 38003 60 12 60T.Whiteley A Co., Trs 38233 100 25 00T. Whiteley A Co., Trs 38306 100 25 00W. H. Wrlgnt. Trustee 38311 50 12 50Geo. B. Root, Trustee 38351 60 12 50E. GauthierA Co ,Trs 38357 50 12 50Jno. 8. Barrett A Co., Tr5...35473 100 25 00Jno. 8. Barrett A Co., Trs... 3-474 100 25 00Rehflsch A Co., Trustees 38475 50 12 60T. Whiteley A Co., Trs 38503 100 25 00T. Whiteley A Co., Trs 38512 60 12 50Geo B. Root, Trustee 38545 100 25 00Geo. P.. Root, Trustee 33749 50 12 50Rehflsch A Co., Tiustees 38797 60 12 50Tbos. T.Atkinson A Co.,Trs. 38904 20 600Geo. B.Root, Trustee 39040 100 25 1)0L. Greenbaum A Co , Trs...-39058 50 12 50Jas. Newlands. Trustee 39157 60 12 50Geo. B.Root. Trustee 39170 100 25 00E. GauthierA Co., Trustees. 39l9s 100 25 00A. W. Foster A Co., Trs 39236 20 6 00A. W. Foster A Co_ Trs 39237 20 5 00A W. Foster A Co., Trs... .39238 20 5 00Geo. B.Root, Trustee 39247 100 25 00E. Gauthier A Co., Trustees. 393lo 10 2 60E. Uauthier A Co. Trustees. 393ll 1 25H.11. Sblnn. Trustee 39328 50 12 50Coffin A Sanderson. Trs 39362" 500 125 00E. Gauthler ACo., Trustees. 3943o 60 15 00E. Gauthler A Co.. Trustees. 39434 100 25 00Nat Stein, Trustee 39451 100 25 00Nat Stein. Trustee 39462 200 60 00Nat Stein. Trustee 39462 100 25 00O. W. Marye A Co.. Trs 39498 100 25 00Geo. B. Root. Trustee 39533 100 25 00Stanf A Cooper. Trustees... 39s63 100 25 00H.11. Shinn, Trustee ......39595 50 12 60Zadig. Wollberg A Co., Tr5.39600 100 25 00Thos.T.Atkinson A C0., Tr5.39-11 100 25 00A. B.Ruggles, Trustee 39634 60 12 50Geo. B.Root. Trustee 39665 100 25 00Zadlg. Wollberg A Co.. Tr5.39723 100 25 00brooks A De Grayer, Tr5...39725 60 12 60Stanf A Cooper. Trustees... 3974B 60 12 50Staur A Cooper, Trustees... 39749 100 25 00Chas. P. Harris A Co.. Tr5..39765 60 12 60Stanr A Cooper, Trustees. ..39769 100 26 00Stauf A Cooper. Trustees... 39797 100 25 00Rehfisch &Co.. Trustees. ...39Bos 60 12 60E. Gauthler A Co., Trustees. 39B22 100 26 00Geo. B.Root, Trustee 39834 100 25 00Geo. B. Root, Trustee 39336 60 12 50Zadlg, Wollberg ACo., Tr5.39869 60 12 60Jobn A. "Walls, Trustee 39884 50 12 60O. W. Marye A Co.. Trs 39912 100 25 00L.Greeuiaum &Co., Tr5...39931 100 25 00Staur ACooper. Trustees. ..399sl 50 12 50Geo. B.Root. Trustee 39999 100 25 00Jas. Newlands, Trustee 40017 500 126 00E. Uauthier A Co., Trustees. 4oo34 100 25 00Coffin A Sanderson, Trs 40047 200 60 00Coffin A Sanderson, Irs 40052 50 12 50Coffin A Sanderson, Trs 40063 600 125 00Zadlg. Wollberg A Co., Tr5.40066 100 25 00Zadlg. Wollberg A Co., '1r5. 40069 100 25 00Jobn Turnbull, Trustee 40091 70 17 50W. H.Wright: Trustee 40110 100 25 00W. H. Wright, Trustee 40137 100 25 00Zsdlg, Wollberg ACo., Tr5.40143 60 12 50Stauf A Cooper, Trustees. ..4ol64 100 25 00A. 8. Grotb. Trustee .-...40258 100 26 00A. S. Groth. Trustee 40270 100 25 00A. S. Groth, Trustee 40273 100 25 00Jaa Newlands, Trustee 40294 10 2 50Zadlg, Wollberg A Co.. Tr5.40314 100 25 00A. S. Grotb, trustee 40361 20 6 00A. 8. Groth, Trustee 40368 100 25 00A. 8. Uroth, Trustee 40376 100 25 00E. F. Cahlll A Co 40393 10 250Geo. B.Root. Trustee. 40491 60 12 50Zadig. Wollberg A Co., Tr5.40507 100 25 00H.L. Van Wyck. Trustee. ..4os4s 100 25 00G. W. Marye *Co., Trs ...40550 100 25 00G. W.Mary c A Co.. Trs 40551 100 25 00A. S. Oroth, Trustee _4U553 60 12 00C. D. Lang, Trustee 40572 100 25 00E. Gautbler A Co., Trustees. 4o679 60 12 50Stauf A Cooper. Trustees. ..40581 200 60 00w.H. Wright. Trustee 40594 100 .25 00
Rehflsch A Co.. Trustees.... 4oloB 50 12 50Cbas. P. Harris ACo., Tr5..40609 100 25 00K. Gautbler A- Co., Trustees.4o6l6 100 26 00Rebflseh A Co.. Trustees 40629 100 25 00Hadley A Doud, Trustees... 4o636 60 12 50E. Gauthler A Co., Trustees.4o6sB 100 25 00A. S. Grotb, Trustee 40662 100 25 00K.Gauthier A Co., Trustees.4o7l7 100 25 00E. Gauthler A Co., Trustees.4o72l 60 12 50E.Gautbler &Co., Trustees.4o722 50 12 50Geo. W. Reynolds, Trustee.. 4o74B 452 113 00B. M. Bradford, Trustee 40747 1000 250 00E. Gauthler ACo., Trustees. 4o763 100 26 00E. F. Cahlll A Co., Trustees.4o764 200 60 00E. Gauthler A Co., Trustees.4o776 100 25 00E. Gautbler A Co,, Trustees 40784 100 25 00E. F. Cahlll A Co.. Trustees.4oBll 200 60 00E. GauthierA Co.. Trustees. 4o324 100 25 00Aug. Waterman. Tru5tee.. ..40829 600 125 00Aug. Waterman. Trustee. ...4oB3o 500 126 00Tbos. T.Atkinson A ,Tr5.40833 20 6 00
'K.Gauthier ACo., Trusteea4oB36 60 12 60Jas. New ands, Trustee 40838 1 25E. Uauthier A Co., Trustees.4oB44 100 25 00Jas. Newlands, Trustee 40809 600 126 00Geo. B. Root, Trustee 40870 300 75 00Zadlg, Wollberg A Co., Trs.4oBBl 100 26 00Thos. T.Atkinson A C0.. Tr5.40917 100 25 00W. Edwards. Trustee 40930 200 60 00Zadlg, Woliberg A Co., Tr5.40943 100 26 00Zadlg. Wollberg ACo.. Tr5.40944 100 25 00Zadig. Wollberg A CO.. Tr5. 40946 100 25 00Zatlg. Wollberg A Co., Tr5.40947 100 25 00Zadig. Woliberg A Co., Tr5.40955 50 12 50John Turnbull. Trustee 40966 20 5 00
And In accordance withlaw and an order of theBoard ot Trustees, made on the 16tb day ot No-vember, 1893, so many shares of each parcel ofstock as may be necessary willbe sold at publicsuction, at the office or the company, 188 Mainstreet. Gold Hill. Nevada, on SATURDAY, the27th day of January, 1894, at 1o'clock p. _r. ofsaid day, to pay said delinquent assessment
\u25a0 thereon, together with costs of advertising andIexpenses of sale.I de.B td TT.B.BLAUVELT. Secretary.
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Qsj'7 GEARY—LARGE TRONT ROOM. HAND--00 Isomeiy furnished, for 2 gentlemen or manand wife; housekeeping privileges; privatefamily. _a54t»
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LARUE SUNNY FURNISHED' -1 vl room; hall room:also unfurnished. jas '_';*
111-. HYDE—A SINGLE FRONT ROOM;X OO closet, gas: $6. Ja6 '_*
1I/' EIGHTH—SUNNY, FURNISHED~sFN -X1U gle room; $5. ]a5.t«-;' 1 HOWARD—NICELY FURNISHED BAY--1 v> 12 window suite; other rooms; bath, gas.4 5*I•> C SIXTH—SINULE AND HOOBBKBEP-T'lO; Ingrooms. jaI5-•
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7791 HARRISON - KINELY FURnTsHEDI• \u25a0_.:> sunny rooms: bath, closet: $4 up. Ja3 st*'JQTURK, COR. TAYLOR(EXCELSIOR)— SUN--0 -/ ny nicely furnished rooms; reasonable. 37t*OftQa POWELL (TBB MODEL)—NICELYFUR-—" '• 1 nisbed sunny suites talso single rooms.3l 7*
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1lidCLAY—SUNNY FRONT ROOM: 1OR 21IX— gent emeu ____________11AiiMARKET—FURNISHED ROOMS SUIT-XI_t _» able for offices: also housekeeping; mod-erate. de.4 lmllftlSTOCKTON - NEWLY FURNISHED-1J-U2 rooms: single and suite: gas and bath lm
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THE PIEDMONT; SUNNY110 front rms. from $2 to *3 50 week. di-19 tf
").)i OEARY—RICHELIEU HOUSE; TRAVEL-—.mJ'j tmr people solicited: day week or mouth tf
'-_*-.1 KEARNI—OFFICES AND FURNISH00 X rooms to rent reasonable, with all conveni-
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NEW PLEASANTON; 2001.1 «' choice sunny rooms withgas ana running
water; fiper week and up: per night, 60c andup de7Iin
10-1POWELL- SUNNY FURNISHED FRONTXv'*lroom": gas*, closets; rent reasonable. lra
QQ--. MARKET—
l-UHNL-HED SUITE ANDVQsJ single rooms at reasonable rates. 5 tf
\rO-EMITE$ HOUSE 1045 MARKET, BET-ISixth and Seventh— Single and suites; pernight 35c to$l:per week. $150 to 85 -.families, ly
ARLINGTON HOUSE. 127 KEARNY—PLEAS-ant sunny rooms, en suite and single: flr*t-
classe lass in every respect: terms reasonable jalO it
BOARDING AND KOOMS.171 c polk (iv_TrToi^T^^xßy_i-_e'lit'rooms withboard; uay boarders accom-
modated. .a67t*fIVJIE \u25a0•ABBoTSFORD." BROADWAY ANDLAR-X Kin;take cable-car direct: board optional. (J apt
9] V\N NESS AYE.—
ELEGANTLY MR-—X nisbed snnny suites, also double and single
rooms; hoard optional. de2B 1 in
CHILDREN BOARDED.
12 OB 3 CHILDBBN TO BOARD; BEST OF1 cure 2. - Haight St.. near Market. jal 7t*
STORES TO LET.
QOQP^ACIF "^IT^^D^rTSfE _--i_''~--_-1-K?"'o__ with, with basement: very cheap |6 'itt*
'I'" RENT-LARGE. ELL-LIGHTED LOFTS.1 with or withuutpower. Applyat Pacific MetalWorks. 137 and 139 First St. J:l4 7t
3.JQ PACIFIC-HANDSOME LARGE STORE.—O with, without basement; very cheap, 31 7t»
TO ASKFOR A TERM DPIEAKS—2STORESand 2o rooms in nreproof building. Clay street
below Kearny. Apply 413 Kearny St. des tf
IJAKI in LAEG FINE STORE FOB RENT;'also largo, clean, dry basement for storage.
-CUT 11. 1051 Market \u25a0•( deti tf
OFFICES TO LET.
L"i^E^)F77l_K3^^TTm C^T_(-Hr _-_c7_l?nPci*.
T puses: rent reasonable. W. J. HOUSTON AC
___.l'_LM.rket st. jas lOt
OFFICE ro LET. .VilliUSE OF DESK. AT007 Montgomery st. d 10 tf
MONET TO LOAN.,k ANTED—TO 1'.ORROW $3500 AT 0 PER*
cent: free of laves; hrst -•• ass real estate se-curity. C. 11.. box 159. Call Branch Offlce. Jas ilt*
-.'.i1..!. OK -ESS ON REAL ESTATE.sJ2?—vlVi\.). ARMBRUSTER, 230 MontgomerySt.. roi'in '.'. jas St*
Mi\u25a0> LOANED ON JEWELRY ANDOTHERvaluables at tbe Security Loan Rank, 1105
MarkeL nr. Ma.su: private entrance 7 Turl_ap9 it____________________PROPOS -.LS.
Vl-TICE—NOTICE-IS'HEBEBY GIVEN THATi-\ In- Board or Directors or the Escondido Irri-gation 1 > strict willreceive sealed proposals torthe pure:. a. of $250,000 of the bonds of said dis-trict. Said bids willbe received therefor at tbeoflic- of said boaid lv Esco idldo, California, un-til10 o'clock _. it.on the titit day of February,1894. a. J. -fEKDKN.Secretary of the Kscondido Irrigation District.
Dated January 2. 1894. ja5 20t .ASSESSMENT NOTICES.
pONFIDENCE SILVER MINING COMPANY-XJ Location of principal place of business. Sa.Franclseo, Cal.: location of works, Gold Hill,Storey louuty,Nev.
Notice Ithereby given that at a meeting of theboard or directors, held on lbs 2«th day•I December. 1893, an assessment (No. 24) of25 cents per share was levied upou the capitalatock of the corporation, payable Immediately lnUnited States gold coin to the secretary at theoffice of the company, 414 California street.SanTranche \u25a0>, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shsll re-main unpaid on the .Oth day or January. 1894willbe delinquent and advertised for sale at put.He auction; and unless payment ls made before,willbe -mlon TUESDAY, the 20th day of Febru-ary,1894, topay the delinquent assessment, to-gether with costs or advertising and expenses ofsale Byorder of the board of directors.
A. S. GROTH. Secretary._Cifflce-4 California st-.San Francisco ,Cal.29td
CROWN POINT GOLD AND SILVER MININGCompany
—Location of principal place ofbusi-
ness San Francisco. Cal.;location of works,GoldHill.Nev.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting or theBoard of Directors, held on the 12tb day of De-cember. 1803, an assessment, No.63, of 20 centsper share was levied upon the capital stock of thecorporation, payable immediately in UnitedStates gold coin, to the Secretary, at the offlce orthe company, room 35. third floor, Mills bn liding,cor. Bush and Moatgomtiy sts.. San Francisco,Cal.
Any stock upon wbicb this assessment shall re-main unpaid on the 16th day of January, 1894.willhe delinquent and advertised for sale atpublic auction, and 01 mipayment Ismade brtorewillbe sold on TUESDAY, the Oth day of Feb-ruary. 1894, to pay tbe dellnauent assessment,together with the costs of advertising and *_•peases or sale. By order or the Heard or Dtreotors.
JAS. NEWLANDS. Secretary.Office—Room 35, third floor.Mills building, cor.
Bush and Montgomery sts., san Francisco, Cal.del, td
CHOLLARMININGCOMPANY—LOCATIONOKs. principal place of business, San Francisco. Cal-ifornia Location of works, Virginia, StoreyCounty, Nevada
Notice ishereby given that at a meeting or theBoard of Directors, held on tbe llthday ofDecember. 1893. an assessment (No. 37) of ten (10)cents per share was levied upon the capita) stockor the corporation, payable Immediately lnUnitedstates gold coin, to (be secretary, at theofllceofthe company, room 79, Nevada .lock. 309 Mont-gomery street. San Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-main unpaid tbe 15th day or January, 1894,willbe delinquent and a vertlsed for sale at pub-licauction ;and unless payment is made before,willbe sold on TUKSDAV, the (ith day of l-ebrn-ary. 1894. to pay the delinquent assessment, to-gether with costs or advertising aud expenses ofsale
By order or the Board of Director!.CHAS. K.ELLIOT.Secretary.
Offlce—Room 79, Nevada Block. 3U9 Montgom-ery street, San Francisco, California. del2td
KENT UCK CON. MINING COMPANY—LOCA-tion ot principal place of business, San Fran-
cisco, Cal.; location of works. Gold Hill, StoryCo., Nev.Notice ts hereby given that at a meeting of tbe
board of directors, beld on the 20tb day of De-cember. 18.3. an assessment (No. 8) or 10 centsper share was levied upon the capital stock of tbecorporation, payable Immediately in UnitedStates gold coin to tbe secretary, at the office oltbe company, room 2.. Nevada block, 309 Mont-gomery St.. San Francisco, Cal. Any stock uponwhich this assessment shall remain unpaid on tin24th day or January. 1894. will be delinquentand advertised forsaie at public auction, and un-less payment is made before will be sold onTHURSDAY,the 16th day of February, 1894. t0pay the delinquent assessment, together with thecosts of advertising and exposes of sale. Byorder of the board of directors.
AUG. WATERMAN. Secretary.Office— Room 33. Nevada block, 309 Montgomery
St.. San Francisco. Cal. de2l td
MEXICAN GOLD AND SILVER MININGl'l Company Location or principal place ofbusiness, San Franc Cal.; location of works.Virginia, Storey County Nev.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of theboard or directors, held on the sixteenth dsy ofDecember, 189 Can assessment (No. 19) of twenty-livecents (25c) per share was levied upon thecapital stock of the corporation, payable Imme-diately in United States gold coin to the secre-tary, at the office of the company, room 79,Nevad* block, 309 Montgomery St., San Fran-cisco. Ca).
Any slock upon wblch thts assessment shall remain unpaid on the nineteenth day of January.1894. willbe delinquent and advertised forsale atpublic auction, and unless payment Is made be-fore willbesold on TUESDAY the 13th day ofFeliruary 1894, to pay the delinquent assessment,together withcosts of advertising and expenses ofsale. By order of tbe board or directors.
CHARLES E. ELLIOT, Secretary.Offlce— Room 79. Nevada block, 309 Montgom-
ery St., San Francisco. Cal. _ :_ :7 td
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
CHKK N li\M 111 VI x£_ 1 1; llTf.One of 1118 acres half mile from town,one of 8 acres half rule from center.One of seven acres, running water, IV,miles
out.One of HV_ acres, running water. 2 miles out.Allof above on 10 years' credit, 7 per cent, at
$100 per acre.Also two 10 acre pieces at $60 per acre, Mcash.D. H.TWING. Sonoma city,Cal. 1-6 51
i)f|-ACRE FRUITRANCH IN BUTTE COON-f-Xl ty, cheap on account of death: forsale or tolease SeeL BLOHM. 213 Mission St., S. F_ Of____ William St.. West Oakland. ja3 7l*
ONTBA COSTA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE:XJ send for list. D.J. WEST. Martinez. CaI.JJ lm*
LAND IN LOTS To SUIT, FROM 5 ACRESup, inTHE RANCHO COTATL
Leveland rolling;40 miles from San Francisco:railroad stations on the land; boat landing near:fine land at Irom $40 to $100 per acre; very easyterms. Maps and views sent on application toGEO. T. TROWBRIDGE, or GAMAN A LYON.215 Kearny st. no 3 tf
DH.TWING.SONOMA CITYCOUNTRY REAL. estate. City \u25a0- c. 632 Market St.. S. F. 12 tf
HOUSES TO LET.Ir,1 o BROADWAY. NR. POLK-HOUSE 10-1 iJXvj rooms; modern improvements: rent*-*5-' |:i63t»r.o(\ SECOND—SUNNY CORNER; 14 BOOMS,itVJVJ bath, basemeut; Lewiy renovated;cheap. ], ;tt
*•IAMARY,NR.STH ANDMISSION— BOOMS,—VJ double parlors, from $35 to $25. ja6 3t»1A ROOMS. BATH AND LAUNDRY, ON1"
Twelfth St.; fine house; excellent location;in good condition: rent very low. DEMPSTER.36 Glen Park aye.off Twelfth st. no4tf SaSu
i'LEN PARK AYE.—A CHARMING PRIVATEvi residence street: 7 rooms, bath and laundry:thoroughly repaired and clean; rent low.DEMPSTER. 36 Glen Park aye.. off l'Jth. 1 tfSaSu
1QAQ KDDY ST.. NEAR DE. I^AliKBO ST.—XOVJV2-story, bav-wlndow house: 7 rooms; allimprovements; good basement and yard: rent lowto a good tenant: Key at 1111 Devisadero. Applyto ,C. Molloy,138 Montgomery St. Jas .it
-_*.7 J-fl •OPPEB FLAT OK 9 ROOMS.O-I OvJ. suitable for lodging house. 1239Kolsom St.. near Xinth. jas tf
7jo 1OLSOM—7 ROOMS; front ANDbackI*1
—yard;S-T 50. withwater. j_4 Tt»
lOSEVENTH. NEAR HOWARD, » SUNNY_____* rooms and bath; $3'_ 60. ja4St*C_7 2 ROOMS; 6 SELINA PLACE OF. I I1.l-V*' forma St..near (Stockton. BUCKINGHAMA CO., 415 Montgomery st. ;key at 2 Seiina.d.Ui tf
6-ROOM Hot SE AM)BATH;YARD; $18. 147Valencia st. and see the owner. ja3 tl
/.ONVENIENTH U. eT. ROOMSAND YARD.XJ 84 Everett st.nr. Fourth. de.'ll 7t*
Q"/'(\ 6 ROOMS ANDBATH. 2810 LAGUNA«!.—". St., near Union. delS tf
ftlO HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS. INCLUDING•X Jl . water: large yard, high basement: sunnyside: Hoii Willow aye., bet. Eddy and Ellis sta,near luchatiau. G. 11. iMBSEN & CO. 11 Mont-gomery st. delO it
PLQQ HOWARD-HOUSE. 9 LARGE BOOMS;OOP rstit $32 50 n022 tf("ALL AND GET A LIST OF OUR VACANTs bouse circular, containing list of bonse toletand to lease; issued weekly. G. li. UMBSEN ACO.. 14 Montgomery st. mvlOtf
FURNISHED HOUSES.
I?URNisH__Dn?_Xrrrio_srfj_ET_^^"ifdesired: nice place. 1235'... iwe ty-fiftb.4t»
VTCELY FURNISHEDIHOUSE lOFII4 ROOMB1> forsale: STOP :no agents. 438' \u25a0'\u25a0 Sixth. ,'it*
COT TA<;i... TO LET.
COTTAGE 3 ROOMS; BASEMENT; SOITA-bIe for store. 118 Fillmore st. Call rear.6 4t*
VJEW COTTAGE. 5 ROOMS, BAll *15. 325is Cumberland, bet. Church aud Sanchez. ja6 31*ffi.l.) LABOR SUNNY COTTAGE: 4 ROOMS:t^l—.large yard; basement; inside blinds.Apply623 second st Ja4 3t*
CUNNY COTTAGEOF 4 ROOMS; YABD 2415Cj Clay st. deSl tf
FLATS TO EET.
DOT* !II!ii :ii. NBAS M\i XiT Ii_TTT000 rooms, bath: rent moderate. j:i6:it*
LLAT5 rooms-water free; rent $15.\u25a0 3516'.Mission st. ja6 2t»
IOWES FLAT OF 3 ROOMS. BATH AND1- st itmuary tubs. 2760 Harrison st., Dr. Twen-ty-fourth. ja6 _V*L'LAT-—6 ROOMS. RATH. GAS; 4 ROOMS:E separate yards: iir_e cellar; low rent. 2717Harris St., b«-_. _3d and 24tb. Ja6 St*
9.)1 HOWARD-FLAT OF 4 BOOMS; HOT-'J— Iwater ranee. ja6 tf
1'll'.--B eI.A IOF 5 BOOMS 2- BLUXOME
t.St. $12. jaO 3t«' I'JO ROSE AYE—FLAT OK 3 ROOMSAND1OO ball;sunny side; rent $11. jas tf
liilFILLMORE COR HERMANN—SUNN YXvJ 1 c ru'-rupper flat: 4 rooms; >14. jas .it*. LAT5 SUNNT RoOMS 20 WELSH ST.. OFFT Brannan. bet. Third and Fourth. jas 7l*
1 ->1Q CLAY—9 FLATS OF 7 AND 5 ROOMS1
—1O each jas 3t*
i)0-f (.ROVE—FINEMIDDLE FLAT;7ROOMS—O— and bath. ia4 3t*
1Ol Q BUSH—FLAT; 3 ROOMS; RENT $15:I—l• ) water free-, washroom. ja4 tf
4»>Q GREEN—
BAY-WINDoW IATS ROOMS;_t
—sunny; batb; also 4 rooms in rear. 423 '_ ;
rent very cheap. ja4 4t*
00l LIBERTY.BET. CHURCH AND DOLO--2-.— 1 res— A new flat of 5 large rooms and bath;large basement and cemented yard; rent reduced;cheap to good tenant. ja3 st*
B"J>A FOLSOM—NEK HOUSE: ALL MODERNP«) *_ Improvements; flats of 5 ami 9rooms. j3 8*C* 1 .", NEW MODERN PLAT.4 BOOMS, RATH.01O.stationary washtuhs. 713 Fulton. deSl if
LURNISHED LOWER FLAT,$30. 50_
RHINEistreeL de29 tf
I/EAUTIFUL SUNNY UPPER Pa. 71 ' rooms; modern; cheap. 442 Sixth st. de'.S tf
099 UPPER FLAT 6 ROOMS: BATH. 1611._
——• Taylor, bet Pacific and Broadway. nolStt*-_L9SANCHEZ. NEAP. NINETEENTH—O?•'1
—per flat ot 4rooms and hath; gas; very sun-ny and nice Key at 544.. Sanchez. deS tf
70_t MCALLISTER—SUNNY UPPER FLAT;7I—vj rooms: laundry and bath. s.y tf
FURNISHED FEATS.
1/urn1s i__l*rpT_rrr4~R?dl-T^^ :PIANOifdesir d: nice pi .re. 235 1,Twenty-fifth. 64»
HOCKKKKKPLNG ROOMS.o*?___B--_"-"o"--__i^0 and Guerrero— 2 sunny connecting rooms anakitchen. newly fornished MRS. KOBB>EB.SS*777 market
—furnished BOOMS for
illhousekeeping aud offices ; .h-ap. oiTH tf
99 SECOND-HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. $9 TO--.-J $10: siogie. 15c nightly. jaii ,U»
11 (lEIGHTH—LARGE FURNISIIED SUNNY_- IUroom: use kitchen; bathroom; gas.
•~T~~BRYANT
—ROOM FURNISHED COM-IUUplete for housekeeping: bath; $!l. ja. tf
91 Q EDDY- FURNISH ED BOOSEKEEPING_IO rooms; cars p .ss door Midwinter Falr.6 2»
9Af» SEVENTH-LARGE SUNNY IIOUSE-_iUU keeping room furnished complete; use ofkitchen.
' •1 '"vl'- VALENCIA-SUNNY FURNISHEDXOXO light housekeeping; also single rooms;reasonable. jag 2t*
Q FURNISHED CONNECTED ROOMS. FUR-»> nlshed for housekeeping; separate entrance.454 Minna St. j«5 2*1Oft SEVEN! 2 NICE FURNISHED FRO100 rooms housekeeping; batb and veranda-.l2. jao 2.'
rf'lMISSION, NR. SECOND— LABGE FRONTOvJX room aud kitchen, furnished complete forhousekeeping. jas 2t*CAO WASHINGTON
—SUNNY FURNISHEDsJVJjL and unfurnished r'ms: running water. 4 7*
9 NICE REAR ROOMS; BATH. HOT ANn COLD—
water; gas IT desired to quiet people; rent $10.Applyplumbingstore, 623 Golden Gate aye., 8 to5 p. M. . ja43t
3 GLEN PARK AYE.—2 BOOMS FUKNIsHEDfor housekeeping. Ja3 6t*.
1A. ___ JA(.K.S>N. NILPOWELL— FURNISHED1UU.sunny front housekeeping; $8 to $10.3 6*QI A LAOUNA-2 OB 3 FURNISHED. SUNNY0ITT o -ins for honsekeepl- g: use kitchen. 31 ~*
ROOMS TO LET.TpultNI~1T__»~8U OR SiInGLEis rooms; small private family. 381 Dolores
street. jaO.n*ff'C MARKET-NICELY FUBNISBED RAY-•
U«J window suites reasonable; single rooms-s6 to $10. Ja6 2t»
'
SUNNY ROOMS: KITCHEN IF DESIRED420 V» Post st. »
'
OilFOLSOM— LARGE FURNISHED FRONT0.1 "I room withcloset: use of kitcken: $7. »1FUBNISHED ROOM INPRIVATE FAMILY.1 459 Stevenson st. •liilI'OLSOM-LARGE SUNNYFRONT ROOMIv'-± nicely furnished; grate; reasona'iie.ia'i 2*
7*.7 'OLSOM—
LARGESUNNYROOMS NEAT.Ixl* ly furnisbed for gents, reasonable. J»6 2;«
1f.Q7 MISSION-LARGE SUNNY PARLOR1UO Inicely furnished; 1 or2 gents. Ist flour.-**-*__.' VALENCIA
—SUNNY SINGLE Fur.
OOx-t nlshed rooms; $4 and $5 ja6 at*
f.OLTOH HOI SE. 220 THIRD: SINGLEVV suites, 25c to $1night; 3150 to $4 a week;families. jas 2t*
ACI STEVENSON—IFINE SUITABLE ROOMrXOX for2 gentlemen. jas 2t»
I7JO HOWARD—LARGE BACK FURNISHEDIjOpur'or: other rooms; also house In rear;suitable for workshop: reasonable. jas tf
CITY' REAL ESTATE.
as CALEB- A McMAHAN.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORSAND INSURANCE BROKERS.
22 MONTGOMERY. BET. SUTTER *MARKET.
$28,500— G00d Investment: lot 25x160: S.lineof Mission st. through to Minna, near the newpostoffice site: two 3-story, with brick basements,houses . reduced rents $170 per montb. l6 tt SaTu
LOR SALE.r A GREAT BARGAIN.Tehama St., bet. sth and 6th; lotSO feet front
liv 80 feet deep: 1 large house of 4 apartmentsand 1 flne double house of 2 apartments: rents$.0 per month. Apply to Met.LYNNA MENTON,real estate agents, cor. Market and New Mont-gomery sts., under Palace Hotel. jao 5t
NoW IS THE TIME TO BUILD.Is Money is plentifuland buildingmaterials arecheap.
Plana and specifications prepared, estimatesfurnished and all kinds of houses built In SanFrancisco and Alameda counties, onany terms, by
THE HOME BUILDINGCO..12 Montgomery st
Calland see plans. ja6 14t
A.N YOUR OWN HOME!
SAVE YOUR BENT!
YOU CAN BUY A HOMEON EAST MONTHLYPAYMENTS EQUAL TO RENT.
ELEGANT 2-STORY HOUSES ON PACIFICJ Heights, overlooking Golden Gate Park, and In
the Mission: fine locations; modem improve-ments; $-40 per month and up.
COTTAGES OF 6, 6 AND 7 ROOMS INTHEMission, near the park, ana In the Richmonddistrict; all in good neighborhoods, on streetcarlines and modernly Improved; $30 per mouth andupward.
JUST COMPLETED—
2 SPLENDID HOMESof 10 rooms and hath; finished attic and base-ment; all modern finish; flne marine view; cor.
Green and Laguna sts.; visit these byall means.
Full particulars byInquiringofLOUIS LANDLER, owner and builder, Millsbuilding, room 16. second floor. deS If SaSu We
I,AGE STREET COTTAGE.
$1000 cash: balance $42 50 a montb: fullprices42so; nobby bay-window cottage, contain-ing 5 rooms, bath, 2 mantel-mirrors, etc. 1ROY\u25a0V MeN ALLY,630 Market St. jal7tpREAT BARGAIN: ONLY $5500; FOUR NEWVJ flats; rents $60: lot 27x115; see this at once.MURPHY,628 Market st. Ja4 tf
ON TO RICHMOND: A SPLENDID CORNERcheap: only $3500: lot :.0_120: improved;12 tiiaye. and Clement st., NE. and choicest cor-ner: southern and western exposure; oppositethe handsome resideuce of Mr.George T. Marsh;this is the finest part of Richmond; hign ground;One marine view; only 3blocks from the Midwin-ter Pair grounds: street work done: sure to im-prove In value; a splendid Investment. Apply toR. L.C. BARN -. Bulletin office. de6tf
Jl ST COMPLETED— AN ELEGANT ROW OF•J modern houses containing 8 and 10 rooms;sunny exposure and iloning ground: on Wallerand Cole sts. ; prices rroin $6600 to $7000:termseasy. Apply on premises. de3tf
LOT. COR CALIFORNIA AYE AND .RAN-conia aye. for sale cheat). Address Pargalu,
box 61. Call office. se'_6 tf
CALEOF REAL ESTATE.0
The real estate at the westerly corner of Thirdand l'.rannao streets, In this city and county, sizeof lot40x50 fe-t. willbe sold at private sale tothe highest bidder for cash, sulnect to the con-firmation of the Superior Court. The sale willbemade on or after January 20. 1894. Allbids mustbe in writing and left at the lawoffice of DavisLouderback, 607 Kearny street, rooms 1, 2 and 3,in 11.lscity and County. Terms and conditions ofsale, gold coin of the Uuited states. 10 per cent orthe purchase money to be paid on acceptance ofthe bid, balance on confirmation ot sale. The trus-tees aud executors reserve the right to reject allbids. A. W. SCOTT,
C. C. BUTT,Trustees and executors of the last willand testa-
meut of CHRISTOPH HARTMANN.deceased.• de29 16t _______\u25a0 -_Q9_l-l 6-ROOM 2-STORY ON EUREKA,
OmmXfTJ. near 20th.$2700—6 room cottage on 20th St., nr. Eureka.$4600— 8-room 2-story on 20th. near Castro.$3-00— 7-room 2-story, cor. 25th and Diamond:
finished withall modern conveniences; ne.r cars,and willbe sold on very easy terms byINII.MI \u25a0 . builder. :6.0 -sth, near Castro.2B tf
OAKLAND KKAL ESTATE.
Cjl/Oi CASH, *'-'5 ¥1:R MONTH—
S ROOMCJL v"'house; bath: 10 minutes by electric-carfrom Broadway and Seventh St.; warm. DO fogs:$2000. WSL P. TODD. 1010 Broadway. Oak-land, iati tf ex Su
IiE'.IN THE TEAR RIGHT. A BOMB ON IN*I* stallment plan. Sew cottage on heights:
close to cars: convenient to school. $2350; easypayments. W. E. BARNARD A SON. -.OSNinth street. Oakland. de3l 7tCOME CHOICE
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OAKLAND PROFERTYAT PANIC PRH
NO REASONABLE O.FBB REFUSED.W. W. BLOW. 1010 BROADWAY.
de.9 tf
GOOD BUY:NEW MODERN COTTAGE:JUSTXT completed; 5 rooms, bath, etc,: within oneblock of electric car line: street work all dour:cement stone sidewalks, and only 10 minutes tothe center of Oakland: tbis willbe sold on a smallcash payment; balauce easy Installments: mlc--$2476: large lot. A, H.BRKED A CO., 460 NinthSt., Oakland. -
\u25a0 \u25a0. -. ael'J tf
IOOK AT THIS; *1500, $250 DOWN. $25 PERIjmonth: anew cot Use 4 rooms and lath: only5 minutes' walk from station on Seventh st. local;the best house for the price ln Oakland. A. U.BREED ft CO., 460 NinthSt.. Oakland, del7tf
Q>9^A LOT *©xl*_s:EABlOF FRUITVALE;iii _.«-_>, 2 blocks to electric cars: cement walks:$10 down, $5 monthly. MACDONALU, MOT] ACO.. 1008 Broadway. Oakland. \u25a0 nold tfffl- l/iCASH AND 10- ;t CENTS PER DAY OR $5vT11' per month willbuy a lot in the Gem Tract,only 600 feet from the Sau Leandro Electric-carline, and near Seminary aye -RATTA Co.. 459Ninth St.. Oakland. jagg tf
GO TO DAY AND BUY ONE OR MORE LOTSln the Lorin Heights Tract, along the lineot
the Cal. and Nsv. Railroad; new Terry to SanFrancisco; quick time; buy now before prices ad-vance; sure to make money*, price $450; only $50casb. balance $10 per month. CLOUGH ABAKER. 1002 Broadway. Oakland. jy7 tf _CIHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—V- "WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address ln theUnited States or Canada one year for $1, postagefree-
ALA11 MIA REAL ISTATE.
<_t99*-f. $10° CASH, $25 MONTHLY,FOR<£;__._-. 'J. a new 5-room cottage; modern im-
provements.$2300— 5500 cash. $25 monthly,elegant 6-room
cottage, near statiou.$2- 50—5250 cash, $30 monthly,5-room cottage,
at station.$3500— 5500 cash. $30 monthly, new7-ronm cot-
tage; bet. broad and narrow gauge. Houses to letfrom $10 to $..;"> per month.
OPEN SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.MARCUSE & REMME L. 628 Market st ,S. F.;
Bay-st. station and High st. station, Alameda.noil S»TuT tt
IIDOSES AND LOTS FOB SALE—
NOTHINGIIdown, easy monthly payments; bouses builtto sultpurchaser; only10 percent down, monthlypayments same as rent; 3 modern cottages of 5rooms and bath, with 33 feet frontage each;$2500, 9.700 and $2750; easy payments: assign-ee'ssaie: must he closed out makeanotler. H. P.MOREAL- CO., 1428 Park St.. Alameda. delOtf»\ E ARE BUILDING HANDSOME 2-STORY"
bouses of 6, 6, 7 and 8 rooms in the very bestlocations in Alameda and sell them with lots andother improvements from $2500 upward on verystay monthly installments: now is tbe time to se-cure a home complete inallrespects ln beautifulAlameda. See us before closing any purchase,office open evenings. MUTUALBUILDINGANDINVESTMENT COMPANY. 1602 Park St.. nearSanta Clara aye n024 tf
Cl* fA monthly BUYS a *425 lot in ALA-_7 »- inert a. X l> SPARROW. -10 Market, apll tf
OAKLANIJ FURNITURE FOB SALE
IFFURNITURE YOUWANT-GOOD ANDCBEAP1seeH. I.HAAS. lOH 1 P-v. nthst.nl 7eodtf
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
I<"R EXCHANGE— OB BOBBBS AN')X nuggy. lot 25x127:6. near San Pablo aye. ia
Lorln. B. ('., Call office. Oakland. las St
BERKELEY IMPROVEMENT COMPANY—Houses and lots for sale . nd to rent. 21 ;fI Kr
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.EMIR SALE-2 EXCELLENT FAMILY COWS:Ione Jersey, one Jersey and Alderney :goodmilkers and rich milk. Address Cows, box 46,this office. Jati
ENGINEER'S FIELD TRANSIT: IN SPLEN-did order; for sale cheap. 1017 Mission. ]U7t*
I.EST A RANT FIXI 0 £ tT, COINit table, chairs, glassware. Inquire 125 ThirdSt. butcher-shop. .___*! __IAW LIBRARY.1640 VOLUMES ADDRESS1- 2102 Sutter st:8. A. WINaNS de3l 7t*I.LEGANT BARROOM SET: 16 FEET LARGE'-
iilateg'ass mirrorand side pieces; $175: worth$300. 11- -V_ Folsom st. de 22 tf
._I1._ MODEL;93 COLUMBIA PNEU-
JJp 1 J. VJ.matlc bicycle; cost $155; has beenridden only 5 times: absolutely per. ect condi-tion. Address E EL. box 4l. this office. delOtf
1ORUER-3 KIRK AND BURGLAR PROOFsafes. 221. 223 Market St. de9tf
L'oi: SALE— BELTINGOP ALL KINDSIA"
l»JJ qualities: ring up telephone or writeus: priceslow; tree delivery San Francisco and Oakland. A.
O. COOK A HON. ISth and Fair Oaks; Tel. 6048,tf
..HOWC ASKS. BAR STORE, OFFICE FlX-__ tures. Scheerer's Pioneer Stoie,2s 10th.13 12m
SECOND-HAND BOILERS, ENGINES, PUMPS,l3shafting, pnlleys, belting, water-pipes. etc,dei tf McINTOSH AWOLPMAN, 137 Seals St.
gomranasa cH.wm.• 000 COFFEE SALOON. BAKERY AND/;siPJ."UU. restaurant; cityfront; immediately-
•opp.tne Terries; continuously run 25 years; lias- wade fortunes; receipt* $35 to ?45 per day;•. . Handsome bar:cash register ;everything in first-;. • class running order; trade Immense : nothing ilk«.. itanywhere; could not help but be good on ae-.;.count or Its remarkable bus ness location; thou-.\u25a0\u25a0 lands pass dally: is actually '-heap at $1500: see
It, Investigate and make an offer:must sell GEO.-STEWah C.v SON, c.iii Market st.opp. Palace. 1
:\u25a0pARTMH-A BUSINESS OPENING;$50 CAP-'":-*- ital required; lady or gentleman, Call to-dayroom 14. 28 Eighth at. *__
V "LMRST-CLASS SALOON I'llRENT:4 LIVING--. -» rooms: newly fitted up In flrst-«-lass condition.-. -Cor.Leaven worth and McAllister sts. jag at*-.'.•<& ica lady was PARTNER.- <;<>ol>••\u25a0«lpluU. business, Call or address 931 Market
\u25a0.• ..room 1. 3 ntl \u25a0 l
KESTACBANT ON CUV FRONT;GOOD BCSl-ness; rent low; muxt l>e sold soon. owniT so-
•Ing away. Address* ,box 44, Call Office. jag7^_
PAYING"
LUNCH-HOUSE: LIVING-ROOMS:sickness cause \u25a0 Isale. ApplJ this office.
...T JEASE OR iiV -MALL paper boute..'.f.-LJ L..box 9.Call Offi-e. }*"-'__
•'\u25a0'•"'•TCn is PARTNER IN LARGE GERMAN: O<£>U.beer ball; lowrent: lone lease: trial•- ;granted. Call butcher-store. 125 Thirdst. ja6 7t*: \u25a0\u25a0 Co o- kkTmh BAKERY. notion and.': .£M~O. stationery store. ApplyCall Branch.ti 2*'•'•'•*
&nr AS»KV-7AND FANCY GOODS AND- ' JJhuO". general variety store: paying business.' \u25a0mVi.aI'GH !.'.:• A CO., 26 Mi Kearny St. j:U3t»'
'.- » iKA MILK ROITE: 2 HORSES AND'•\u25a0 3*-Jt.M'. wagon: mostly private trade; retinue' . came of sale. MCLAUGHLINa CO., 2ts% Kearny: street. 3*3 at*
•\u25a0 C,onn SALOON: CITYFRONT. NEAR THEtJTCH'U. ferries; thisIs a bargain; must (tell Im-
mediately. Mclaughlin & Co.. 26** Kearny';. street.
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Jas at*-&Q~(\ FIFTEEN-ROOM LODGING-HOUSE:«JTOOU. rent $15: city front. 308 Grant aye. 3t»
©Qnn GOOD PAYINGHOUSE; 23 BOOMS;t"'"v'l». cause sickness. Apply Call Branch
; Office. jas 3t»
A~~l A BARGAIN—DRDGSTORE IN '1HECITY.Arp!Tf|>r Information at J. H. D. VELD
BUSCHIS. 428 California, bet. the hours of 9 andS p. m, jas "'*
. m, I~i\(\ STOCK, TOOLS AND GOOD WILL1OUU. of blacksmlthlng and horseshoeing
'\u25a0 «bop In Nap»: rent $20 per mouth. WILLIAM.HUNTER. Nap». Cat ]*$7t
QALOON FOR SALE—ANOLD ESTABLISHEDiObusiness: downtown; present owner thereeight ><»r«; account sickness. Inquire cor,broadway an.i hansome. j:».'7t^LOR SALE
—FRUIT AND VEGETAIiLE• Tstore. 209 Polk st. jas at*
DELICACY AND DAIKY PRODUCE, W HOLE-sale and retail business for gale: established
for eight years; good reason for selti::- Ail-dress K. P.. box 1Hi. Call Branch. ;u5 'M*
SALOON AT A BARGAIN: CALL AND SEE;ijprice $400. 233 Sixth s^ ias 31*
FOR SALE— A BARGAIN:A DRUGSTORE. Ap-plyE. EMANUEL. 43'J Fourta St. j»5 M*K«TAtJRANT AND BARBKK-SHOP FORsale; beat bargain in rlty. 317y3 Third. j6 4»
ffl»"/)i\ SALOON. WORTH (1000 WITHCN«J'''-"- llTtng-rooma, near Midwinter Kairground!", Golden .ate Park; rent if<s. Inquireat 29 Sixth st.; liquor-store; do agents. ]aa j*
Q^fin SOBER IND.USTI.IOI'SMAN WITH'i^O\J\J. this amonut of capital can secure anlnterritin » good established business; positivelyciearin; t'^ou per month: this is genuine ana willbear the strictest investigation: owner has morebusiness than he can personally attend to and pre-. ' fer? partner to hired help. Inquire of L.EGBERT,931 Market st. ja45tLOR BALE—WALL PAPER. PAINTS, OILS,•T etc., store, withfine stock, doing a good con-tracting business: horse, wagon aud staging: j:'."iO.JON AS. 9'_'lMarket st. ja4 At*
flj J-- BRANCH BAKERY,VARIETIES ANDO"iI«-*• notions: pood stock; fine fixtures: Roodcash trade: 4 livingrooms: reutsiB; fine placefureofl«>e and Ice-cream pailor; come and see.rt4 M/8Fifth St. y.i-i3t»
; OLDLIQd(R-STORE, WHOLESALE AM)EB-VJ tail; one of the best corners la the city: otherbusiness cause of sale. SE. cor. Pacific and San-some \u25a0'
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RANCH BAKERY, STA IlONEHY ANDVAR-iety store; goodcash trade: larsesuuny rooms;
chicken yard. Address 8. S.. box 148, Call BranchOffice. . ja4 3t«QQn GOOD BUSINESS FOR SALE; CAN<U.OV'- easily make $5 per day. Address C. C,box 115. Call i'.ranrh office. ja4 3t»
QO^II ON ACCOUNT OF OTHER INVEST-O —''V. ment Mayuard'B vrell-known salooncor. Moutgomery ami I'ac ftc; bar fixtures, piano.-
-\u25a0 gas. electric light,billiard table, mirror, furniture;standard c.ner; steady trade. j;i4 3t*
DEBTAURANI AND COFFEE SALOON FORXtsale. 800 Fourth st. ja4 'M*
•Q9~ SALOON COMPLETE. 406 PACIFIC0
—''• street. jaJ St*C' ]-
• CANDY, NOTION AND VARIETYyJ I•' store for aai«, 104 Misatoa «. Jal 7»FOR BALK—FRUIT, CIGAR AND CANDY--• store; good tr.<de. 104Vs Powell st. ja4 3t*QO^f) SPLENDID CHOPHOTJSE; CITY<.')•-'". front; well established. Apply 306.Grant are. jai3.
-X'CRNISHKD DINING-PARLOR FOR SALE: \u25a0 -1 ch«ap. 413 Post St. ja37t«/••ANDY MANUFACTURING AND RETAIL\J business: cheap; present proprietor engaging
:'..ln other business. Address C 8., box i<j, (ail.-' Branch Office. jaHst»
©OHO LADY WANTS PARTNER TO TAKK\u25a0• t£<jyJ\J. half interest inbusiness that pays $200-'• month; well established; central location. Ad-
• djes<i Lady, bos 111, Call Branch. Ja2 tf
SALOON FOR SALE— I3I"(VFARRELL. CdR.O Powell st. Apply bet. 1and 3p. m. le3l 7t*"VIEWM'AHER ROUTE ON THE OTHER SIDEX' of the bay for saie; willnet 8160 per month;splendid investment for energetic man. Aoply. -E. H.. this office. <Je9 tf
PART WANTED ($250) IN REAL ES-X tate business. JONAS. 921 Market. iiltt
ARTIES THINKING OF OPENING 7JT--Iloons or stores near the fair grounds willfindItto their advantage tocall and see my outfits, new: and second-
hand, of bars, b&ckbars. mirrors,•helving!, counters, showcases, scales, safes, iltn>-
\u25a0•• .Icoms. etc.; largest stock: and only store la ilia
city of this kindJ. NOONAM. 1017 to 1023 Mission st. above
:\u25a0\u25a0 Sixth.OPEN EVENINGS. au'JO tf
A 'WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS—
THEWEEKLY CALL. In wrapper, for mailing.
LODGING-HOCBKS lOR SALE.
. <S)OV)VJ. LAUGHLIN& CO.. 261/2 Kearny.o at*
MUST BE BOLD~TO~BIGHEST~BIDDErT~24rooms; Geary st. Apply 704y3 O'Farrell St.:1.'-afternoon. ja4 3t»
IF YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL A LOU',I\bouse, furnished flat or place of business see
M. J. LKU'JtHOL'IZ, 321 Sutler St.: loans nego-'.: tlated. i»t tf
nK.MTIKB FOB SALK.'\u25a0'• ABARGAIN-FURNITURE 6 ROOMS AM);. . JA- bath complete for housekeeping: 2 bedrooms,' .now rented pay rent: cheap. l'JOl Folsou. St.
•pHEAP CARPETS AND STOVES; FURNI^
"V tnre bought and sold. ANDERSON'S. 1121.Market st. jas 7t... '. IVILEY bROS.. 931 MISSION—FURNITURE,
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carpets, ttoves cheap; cash liistallni'ts.no4 ly;T^OIICE-I AMNOW AT126 FOURTH (NEW
\u25a0• J. building),and offer a large stock of general• booiebold luruilureat reduced prices; 500 carpet
rood as new; stores, $6; antique chamber suits,\u25a0 $16; parlor suits. »J5; cash or installment!; all atbedrock price*. T. II NEi SON. 126 lourth st altf
. FUKNIILKK WANTED.
MJ. SIMMONS, AUCTIONEER. 1057 MAR-i>I-. ket St., will buy your household furniture,pianos. Dric-a-brac books, etc.. for the highest
, •. ( ash prices; no notdispose or your property untili tie has made you an offer on the same, send pos-.. tal, or telephone :i449: also groceries, liquor and
-stocks of merchandise of allkinds bought In city.• or country. . __j lm
SBASCH. 321 BUTTER ST., BUYS FURNI-. ture, mercuandise. saloons, etc. 0c25 tf—SPECIALTY BUYING CONTENTS OF. house*, flats, etc.. for cash. Call or address. HENRYKUTTNEH. office. 144 Phelan b'ldg.Jal tf
H.i LEUTHOLTZ. 402 BUTTER—
BUYS. furniture, merchandise, saloons, etc. 0c25 tf
GEO. F. LAMSON WILL BUY YOUR FUR.M-tnre; full cash value 410 Kearny, Ran 8.a4 6in
Mf<;ABE,128 FOURTH, FAYS IHEHIGHESTprice for furniture, stores. ranges.carpets. 1y
A LARGE QUANTITY M:CO>I>HA.NU FUR-mture wanted; 20 per ftpaid more than else-
• where. MAi.ONI,.110 Fourth; pew More, m2O tf. -A* J.SIMMOAS4 CO., AUCTIONEERS. ILL.. \u25a0i. 'buy Jour lurnlture, pianos and books. 1067. • : Market st. ap9 tf
"A VTEKK'S NKV,T FOR 5 CEN JS—
TUB;, . AWEfcKLy CALL.In wrapper, for mailing.
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ELEGANT LISI;ol|.i RPET?«OO. a yard, sewed and laid; Heavy Floor Oilcloth..-; \u25a0 26c. a yard; Good Matting, 10c a yard: Solid oak•-. Bedroom Sets, 7 pieces $-25. S.W SHIRKK,1310--'• • ,1312 Stock!..-, St.; country orders solicited. 31 tr
\u25a0'.•\u25a0; O CARP KT;CL KAXIKO:../CARPET-CLEANING, 3(TIpeR~YaRD:TEL~. 6074. CAMPBELL & HORENSEN 286 Four-:. teenth SU successors to .1. E. MitchelliCo.n4 Sin"
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\\ HEN TOU BECOME DISGt'STKD WITH. \u25a0 .- »» poor worksend to SPAULOINovs Pioneer Ca-r\u25a0- •
llestlng Works, 353-7 Tehama; tel« 3040.21 tf;- CABFETfI THOROUGHLY CLEANED AND-
:\J. rmoTated same as new. S.S.FERGUSON*;''
CO., 23 Ttcth st.;telephone 3036. 1tf
•".- jpONKLIN'S CARPET BEATINGWORKS. 333\u25a0 V;Golden Gate aye.: telephone 2126. 12 tl
OHBAFEST AND BEST IN AMEKICA-THK*J WBEKLY CALL.Bent to any address In the-
-'United States or Canada one year for $1, postage