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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-14
STATE FLORAL SOCIETY.
Officers Elected for the Year-FIowers
for the Citrus Fair.

The State Floral Society met yesterday in
the assembly hall OF the State Board Of
Horticulture. at 300 Suffer street, to hold its
annual election for officers and attend to
other business Of the regular monthly meet
ing.
The officers elected are: E. J. Wickson
president; Mrs. Hodgkins, vice-president:
Mrs. P. S. Akin, secretary; Miss c. d.
Rixford, accountant; John Henderson,
treasurer; Captain Killman and Mrs. Har-
ris, directors. J. +. Sims. Mrs. j. F. Sims,
Mr. and Mrs. Maybeck, G. NJ. Stralton and
G. G.. Park were initiated as members of the
society
The secretary's report showed the men,
bersbip to be 1S5. all in good standing.
and the accountants report showed de-
felt of STA 10. The years receipts being
1924 10. The deficit was the result of the
heavy expense entailed during the flower
shows Of the past year.
The presidents report was a message of
congratulation TO the members of the So
ciety on the good work accomplished dur
ing the past year. IN which he challenged
any society to show better results accom-
plished or more good done. The report fur
tier stated that the past year would be long
remembered by the members of the society
as being the first one they had ever at
tempted to fill the largest building IN the
city with an exhibit. The report concluded
BY returning thanks to the various officers
for their conscientious labors during the
year.
Mrs Hodgkins, Mrs Cross. Miss Burton,
Mrs. Walker and Captain Killner were ap-
pointed committee of five to take action
regarding display of cut flowers at The Cit
rus fair.
After the business of the meeting had
been disposed of j. II. Sievers read very
interesting paper on orchids.
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A NEW CHARITY.
The Christian Mission Home to Be
Opened Next Monday.


Opened Next Monday.
Next Monday the Christian Mission
II ome, located in the old Bjou Theater on
Market street. will open its doors for the re-
lief of the hungry and distressed. Already
a number of homeless men have been set to
work in the woodward, and workroom for
women will be opened in a few days.
Slow progress has been made in starting
the home, and $500 has been expended in
rents and improvements. Over half of this
was Torrent alone. The Iessees of the theater
paying $1,000 per month for the building.
While the management would like to make
the home self-sustaining, il is hardly prob
able that it VIII, though half of tie rent
NAV be made up in leasing the storerooms.
TIE large building has been thoroughly
reftted with rooms set apart for various
purposes. A small portion of the stage has
been lett for a speakers platform, while
the balcony, parquet and gallery are in
tended forsvisitors who attend the nightly
meetings. Back of the footlights are the
cooking and eating rooms, Office and sew
ing-room for the women.
Wood-cutting will be the chief industry
at the home, though mattress making may
be introduced later. For the women wash
ing and sewing Will be the employment.
The board of directors are: Rev. j. O.
Adams, Rev. A. C. Hirst, ID. d.. James Hors-
burgh Jr., Robert Dickson. C. n. Crittsn-
c. French. NJ. d., III. l.. Gear, William H.
II. Hart. Rev. >. @. A. Henry. l. j. Tru-
man, J. S. Webster. Rev. Fl. II. Wikoff and
L. A. Girvin. Rev. S. p. Holcombe
formerly of Detroit, is superintendent, and
j. q. Chown financial secretary.
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REAL ESTATE:
FOR SALE By
I'HOS. MACEE,
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher Real Estate Cireular."
No. 20 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
NEW PROPERTY.


Reduced to $4,000: Hyde St, ber Sacramento
residence
Green ST.. near Webster. 25xl37ls. $500; or so
xi3715, $500: fine view.
Post mr.. Taylor: % l01sx TO rear street: aud
old buildings renting for $53 month"; Sl0,260.
Mission st. w size bet goth and 2ist s5x9p
and Wills house of 10 rooms aud modern conye.i-
$4,000.
REALLY CHEAT PROPERTY
Lot 40 :IOIsxl37 IS; N. side Mission ST. bet Spear
and steuart; avery hne location; ST 800 only
stores now: 25xl376 Is. and very good two-sgory
house; should be raised; only $4,000.
Lot 45:lO1axlS7 IL; f. side of Davis ST., n. OF
California. and only AIS feet from Market: $50
600; the very center OF the wholesale grocery and
Lot As 10 l4x 81 IS. E. side Spear st, bet Market
and Mission: $4,000; fine situation Tor wholesale
business three-fourths or a block from Market St.
Rents 5000 to two tenants: So. 500: Washingtoa
st. through to Merchant; S0xl22:6 with brick and
frame building: really good buy.
Taylor ST.. near suffer: 37:6xf37 IS. and fine 8.
story and basement new clearinghouse Of as
Fourth st.. near Bryant: 25xs0: estory building
In front store below and rear building; only S775p.
Magnificent view: Pacific Heights: LOT 60x9J ana
son: make an offer.
NJ. cor. California ana 26th ave.; l2o on caiifor-
MIA by 4 10 on 18th ave: $500.
California st ard 26th and 27th ayes: 24Ox375
and 400: 32 lots including corners: $4,000.
240 ON California by lzo on 18Th, ana las on 18th
ave. corners and fronts: $4,000
Cheap: Fulton ST.. n. side. near franklin; p 6x
street in frstelsss order: only $1,000.
Cheap: Union ST.: 60:bx137:6 and fine 2-story
bow-wina ow house: 8 rooms and all conyeaiences:
fine view OF the bay: bet. W ebSter and Fillmore:
cabie-cars pass. $1,000; make an offer
Stoekton-st business lot; on the best portion OF
the street, bet. Pacific and Broadway: lSx63: II
improved will pay good interest aud rent steady
$500
Cheap: Haight St. bet Fillmore and Steiner:
60xl20 TO rear street, and tue 2story house 81
Haight St, and rear dwelling and stable; only
$4,000
Grove, bet. Webster and Fillmore; 37:6xl07;6;
very Cheap; $1,000.
$22e0: cottage and lot 2sx20O: fronts two
Streets Chenery ST.. near 34th; eectrc-csrs pass.
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Whife-Winged Peace.

Once more white winged Peace perches
on the gallery rail of the assembly cham Der
Of the School Directors and broods over
their deliberations. Yesterday the attorney
for f. III. HYDE. member of the School
Board, VI no recently proceeded against DIR.
c. w. Decker. a fell0w-mem Der, for libel,
arose in Police Court aud moved that the
case against the accused be dismissed He
stated, substantially, that Hyde and Decker
had made Ii all up and Mr.. Hyde didn't
want TO prosecute. The case as dismissed !;
hence the advent Of white-winged Peace in
the Sehnnl Board -
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Found Drowned.

The budy of G. Vandagua. an Italian, Sc
years OF age. was found floating in the bay
off section of the seawall yesterday after
noon. The old man lived with his son at
10 John street, the latter being in the saloon
business on the water front. Thursday
afternoon the old gentleman left his res
idence for the purpose oil going 20 his sons
saloon, but never reached there. Search
was made for him Thursday night without
avail and it was not until his body was
found in the bay that any trace of the
missing Tan was found. Owing 10 his ex-
trene age the old gentleman was seldom
allowed 10 go about alone and it was only
after much persuasion he was allowed to
take the walk on Thursday that ended in
his daath
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LIQUOR TO Minors.

Evidently Judge Conlan. presiding in
Police Court 2 proposes to stop, il possible.
the selling of liquor TO minors and the prac
ice of allowing boys aud girls under age 10
visit saloons with the knowledge and con-
sent of the proprietors. His first case of the
kind was yesterday when David III. Van
Ghian, sal0on-keeper, was tried for SELL
ing liquor to little Vine Sussee, severn
year-old boy. Judge Conlan, after hearing
the evidence. promptly found the saloon
keeper guilty and fined him 500. The
saloon-keeper. with many deep-muttered
curses, paid the tine and went home a
poorer but wiser man.
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Police Promotion.

The death of Sergeant Langford left a
vacancy among the officers of the Police
Department, which was yesterday filed
by the Commissioners as follows: Corporal
John Avon was promoted to sergeant, and
Patrolman Edward NJ. Egan was promoted
to the position of corporal. These promo o.
items leave a vacancy in the ranks of the
patrolmen, but no action was taken toward
appointing new policeman. there being
upward of a hundred applicants on the lisE
for the piace
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Charged With Forgery.

John r. Griffiths, who was arrested on
Wednesday night while trying to pass a
check for S44 60. to which the name of Kut-
ner, Guldstein s. Co. of Fresno was signed,
was yesterday charged with forgery. The
check is written upon counter check blank
of the German Savings Bank of this city,
and is about as clumsy piece of work As
can well be imagined. Griffiths admits hay-
ing written the check. but says he was
crazy drunk when he did it. He will have
his examination to-day.
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tampering win and dragging witness
published in an evening PAPER against him.
Treadwell denounced the publication as
wantonly malicious and false and without
the slightest foundation in fact. He an
nounced thai, having been accus ed of TAM
pering with a witness in a case In Judge
Campbeli's court, it was the duty of his
Honor TO investigate the matter; and he
said that for himself he proposed 10 find
remedy in an acton for libel.
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Immigrant Arrivals.

The number of immigrants arriving at
this port is dropping eff 10 almost nothing.
The Gaelic on her last trip only brought two
japanese and the Australia one Portuguese
The schooner Albert. which arrived late
Thursday night, brought ten Japanese. her
usual complemert being from twenty to
thirty. Last month the total arrivals were
only 100 and up to three or four months ago
the mum Der used to average from 600 to 700
npr month
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Mrs. Nelson's Christmas Present.

Francis Nelson, seafaring man who is
suing for divorce from his wife Christiana.
testified yesterday that when he returned
from one Of his voyages he found his spouse
in bed and asked what was the matter. She
turned down the bedclothes and, exposing
a little dimpled cherub, said: II have a
Christmas present for YOU" He found out
subsequently, that she had obtained the
babe at a lyIng-in- hospital, paying 81 for it.
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An Angry Attorney.

Yesterday morning A. B. Treadwell. the
attorney, appeared in Police Court / and.
addressing Judge Campbell, asked that an
investigation be made Of the charges Of
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FINANCIAL.

At l2e KEARNY, ROOM 8. YOU CAN BORROW
n money at low rates: private rooms for ladies'
pledges for sale: take elevator. mrl II
Ian FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
. $50 Kearny st.. the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds, watches; low interest. oca IT
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CARPETS.
CARPET CLEANING.

THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO GET YOUR CAR
pets cleaned is ass Stevenson st TeI.322S o24 II
4 'ARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANSED AND
y renovated new. 8. S. FERG USON &c
Co, ~ Tenth st; telephone S0s5 LII
(SONKLt$'S CARPET-BEATING WORKS. 353
" Golden Gate teleDhone 2l28. l. II
CPAULDING'S PIONEER CARPET-BEATH2
telephone Sos0 nrlSn
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oO6 CASH, BALANCE IS PER MONTH;
sDZO whole orchard for $3.50 to $500 The
remainder OF Knox orchard. adjoining Haywards.
to be CLOSED out; large lots 5Oxi 90; covered with
fnll-bearlng fruIt-trees: the fruit be sold
upon the trees for than the interest For full
Particulars apply 20 M j. sLAYMANCE & CO., ass
Eighth St. Oakland, Cal jal4 lot
C.o60 EACH AND UPWARD; SPLENDIDLY
81 w located lots in the Fanny Davenport
Tract; San LeandrO road; only $40 cash. balance
50 per month. CLoUGH d BAKER, coz Broad
way, Oakland, Cal no6 II cod
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WINTER RESORTS.

ID Escorts. SPRINGS AND hotels OF THE
III Pacific Coast with rates. location. etc. publish
ed in the Hotel Guide. $50 pages For sale by news
dealers OF send 25e In stamps TO w. NJ PATTER-
son. publisher 20 Ellie ~ Rms 90 so, 81. mrl e
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SSESSMENT NOTICE-HALE & NORCROSS
n Silver hiniBg CompanF-BOestion OF princ;-
pal place OF business San Francisco California; To-
cation OF works. Virginia Mining District, storey
County, state OF Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a-meeting OF the
Board OF Trustees. held on the Tth day OF January,
1898 an asseSsment (Na 103) o. SO cents per share
levied upon capital stock OF the corporation.
payable i'm edIatey 81 n ted states gold cola to
the secretary at the once OF the company. 20,
Nevada b ock, S09 Montgomery ST., San Francisco,
California
main unpaid FRIDAY. the 9TH day Of Fsbru-
sry. 1928 VIII be delinquent ana advertised Tor
sale ~ public auction: and unless payment Is
made before. " n be sold on Fb DAY. the I'd day
or March. 1898 TO pay the delinquent assessment.
together with tho costs oadvertisinE ana expenses
Of sale. BY orderef the Board Of trustees.
A b THOMPSON. Seeretary.
Of6ce-R0om %. Nevada Flock, see Montgomery
st., San Francisco, Ca Norna. laS I'd
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u UsINEss. BUILDING AND LEASE FOR SALE:
- Mission s.. bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty
eth Call 1922 Mission ST fal33tF
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CATERER: ELEGANT STOCK PROVISIONS.
y wines store. furniture rooms, range horses,
wagons, lease. low rent; MR. CADENAU goes to
Europe: cheap. make offer. 72S Golden Gate
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TOR sALE-CoRNER GROCERY AND BAR;
i sunny rooms. good location Apply Call
Branch once fai3 3tr
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BAKERY AND NOTIoN-STORE AT BAR
y gala; no agents. 1SO2Ia Howard ST. jal3 81
C.AL0ON FOR SALE: oNEOF THE BEST BUST-
- ness places in city: situated corner or two
principal Streets full stock OF the very best liquors
aad cigars steady IT de- present owner has kent IL
Tor years ana wishes 10 Retire: none but coBfden-
Iiais viii be heard from. Address ID C.. box 1877.
Cal Branch once. tal3 ets
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CTEADY MAN WANTED WITH $3.50 As
- Partner in hHe saloon: experiences required:
trial allowed until satisfied. City Business tx
change 1927 Market ial3 81
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C.IFS BILLIARD HALL: PR0MINEN
u y. thoTOughfsre; 4 tables: good reasons
for selling; no experience required. Apply SO
sacramento st fai3 St.
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= OOD PAYING SALOON AND DANCE HALL
u 10 DC sold on account Of sickness. 2ls Kearny
street ial2 3t-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


C.oNnQ LOD5GNG-H0USE RESTAURANT
sAOtUV. and bar; As rooms; paying we'll: bar
lin: investigate; don't delay. See McLA UGHLIN
a go 26ls kearny. ial4 DTS
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OSAA MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS:
~ OOO. splendid opportunity Tor practical.
tailor; opposition; only talcr-shop In the
county. Worth your while to ger particulars from
REISS BIOS. & CO. . SHtIer 81 iai3 So
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TINE SALOON IN OAKLAND: NEAR STA
4 ton; low rent; long lease; price SS09. Apply
$50 Drumm ST.. ) F. jzI3 IT,
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GSO0O HALF INTEREST NELL-ES All
SNOUOO. lished manufacturing business: pay
ing well; need help. d. c. MOORE. 304 MantgOm
cry 81 ial4 cod If
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I store: no offer refused. rs Valencia St 10 2
TOR sALE-THE ENTIRE STOCK OF WINES
! and liquors Of the oId-estabiished French liquor
store and saloon OF CHARLES c. WOOD. deceased,
the northwest corner OF California and Steiner;
The lquOr-stOre. saloon and fixtures with adjOin-
Ing and wIne-eeiIar. for term OF years
Further particulars OF y LILLIAN ROLLINS. admin
Istrator OF the SOS California strm IS y II
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C.T0E BARGAIN; EXPRESS BUSINESS:
80. good team ana stand los Turk ST. ID e
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COFFEE AND ICECREAM PARLoR. WITH
- candles and stationery. iivlnR-rooms. well fur
nIshed: fue business location: for sale very cheap
u taken immediately. Address J. X, box ISL. Gail
Branch once iSi3 2t<
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C.0OO FRUITsTORE WITH 9 HORSES AND
- OUO. wagons: doing trade or $1,000 month;
SCI ma rauses sale annlY this Oitica ial2 rs
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COOO CANDIES. STATIONERY. NOTIONS.
- AOU. school supplies; rent $l6; 3 living
rooms; sell before 18th inst: account accident and
sickness; schools IN vicinity 14l2 Powell st,
near Broadway. lzl4 Ste
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OLD ESTABLISHED PORK PACKING AND
~ sausage bus ness horses. vans, machinery, etc.
ADulv H. 3 box 157 Call branch. fa12 3tF
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ToR sALE-CoFFEE SALOON: GOOD LoCA-
/ ton; low rent. 500 Guerrero ST., near Fiji
feenth. fals St.
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: RoCERY AND BAR: WILL SELL CHEAP.
" For particulars $50 SACRAMENTO 81 iaI4 3t*
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HOUSES TO LET.

400 SACRAMENTO NEAR HyDE-2 FLATS
ITO rooms and bath rent 500 each. ial4tf
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EUTLER AND LOCKSMiTH: ELEC BIC
y power: good location INQUIRE this once Il 4*
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

NOTICE OF AsSESSsIE&T-OVE RMAN SILL
~ yer Mining Company. Location OF prince
pal place OF business San Francisco, California; To-
cation of works. Gold Hill Storey County. New.
Notice IS hereby given that al a meeting OF the
Board OF Directors held on the 10th day of January
1893. an assessment (No. So OF twenty-five (2ol
cents share eYied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation payable Immediately ia Tn ted
States gold coin, 10 the secretary at the ONCE Of
the company. Ala California ST. san Francisco. Cal.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on TUESDAY. the l4th day or Eel ru-
sry ! S9S. Will be delinquent, ana advertised Tor
made before. VIII be sold on I ESDAf, the Z In day
OF March, 1898, to pay the delinquent assessment.
together with the costs of advertising ana expenses
Of sale. BY order OF the Beard OF Directors
GEORGE d. EDWARDS. Secretary
0mce-+14 California ST. san FRANCISCO. Calls I'd
A ssFssMENT Observation-Disclosures GOLD
y Mining Company-Locaticn OF principal place
OF business san Franc SEQ. California; location OF
works. fUrruS district. Monterey County. Cal
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
board Of directors. held the 9Th day Of January.
1898, assessment. No. 3. OF L centS)
per share levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation, payable immedistey. IN United
States god COIN. 10 the secretary. at the Office OF
the company, room q, No. 2ll SSnsome street, San
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 10Th day of February. 1888.
VIII be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction. and ualess payment is made before viii be
sold on FRIDAY the Sd day OF March. 1893. to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale BY order OF
the board OF directors. J. W. PEW. Secretary.
Ofhce-Room d. No. 21l Ssnsome street. san
Francisco. Cal ial2 TO felO
A ssESSMEAT NOTICE = NAVAJO MINING
n COMPANY Location Of principal place Of busi-
ness san Francisco, California. Location OF works,
Tuscarors, ElkO County. Nevada
Notice Is hereby given that at a eetlng OF the
Board of irectors. held tho Sth day Of January.
1888, an assessment no 24) OF ten ClU) cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF the
poration, payabis Immediately in United States
gold coin 10 the secretary the ONCE OF the Com
pany, $40 Pine street. rooms 10 ana II. San Fran
cisco. California
ANY stoex upon which this assessment shall re.
main unpsid the 18th day OF February, 1893,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale az public
auction, AM unless payment is made before VIII be
Sold on Tuesday. the It'll day OF March. 1895. 10
pay the delinquent assessment together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale. By order of
the Beard OF DlrectOts- J. " PEW, Sc crstary.
onice-5lo Pine street. rooms Is and II. san
Francisco California. jail Ii
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.

HOUSEKEEPING Rooms.
A FINISHED ROOMS FOR HoUsEKEEP-
L ing; SO. 1881 Harrison ST. 1al4 5i~
Oh JESSIE. BET FOURTH AND FIFTH-2
u front rooms. suitable for or 5.
cO NATOMA-LARGE ROOM FURNISHED COM.
" pete for housekeeping: So: in German family
IQ6S STANDARDIZATION SUITE OF
IOO' housekeeping rooms. SIC; single, IS Ia It
OIL NINA, Mr. FIFTH - LARGE FRONT
- room; stove: closets: American family.
R1O MINNA-2 LARGE ROOMS FOR HOUSE
o1O keeping; Sl3. jaI4 2t$
OH TURK-2 OR 8 NICELY FURNISHED
Oh rooms; bath: gas. ta14 Be
Xxx NATOMA BET. SIXTH AND SEVENTH
cOO rooms furnished for housekeeping: sl2. .
. OR SUNNY UNFINISHED BACK ROOMS
= for housekeeping; rent reasonable. 4l8 Golden
Gate ave jsl3 4t%
I0S NEW MONTGOMERY: NICE FRONT FUR
IOo nished housekeeping suite: sll. jal3 2ts
OQI NINA = FURNISHED LIGHT HOUSE
-.O1 keeping rm.; double front and single. Is 3ts
Se9 FoLsoM-LARGE SUNNY ROOM. KITCH-
10 on. yard, furnished for housekeeping. IL 5t'
1911 sEyENTH-NICELY FURNISHED SUITE
Io12 for housekeeping; yard. jal3tr
TO MOSS, OFF HOWARD. BET. SIXTH AND
LIZ Seventh-Sunny front and back Housekeeping
rooms, With gas and bath; rent cheap. ia 10 2t*
IN WELSH. OFF FOURTH. BELOW BRY-
LIP ant-2 nice furnished rooms for housekeep-
log. jal3 3t*
90 NICE ROOMS FURNISHED FOR
Uc. housekeeping; fine cooking-stoye: large
sunny yard. $50 Minua ST., bet. Seventh and
EIgn.n JAZZ ~
Jd9O GEARY-CoRNER SUITE OF ROOMS
loo for housekeeping; sun all day; also single
rooms. jal2 5ts
900 THIRD-LARGE. SUNNY KITCHEN AND
oAO bedrooms for housekeeping. $15. JAZZ Ste
QJ0 NICE FURNISHED FRONT SUITE FOR
ID La. housekeeping. 44s1s Third ST. jail st
16A7 SToCKTUN-2 FURNISHED HOUSE
ICOi keepingrooms; sun all day; $l4 jas IT,
NJ ORTHwEST COR. STOCKTON AND FILBERT
IN furnished rooms for Housekeeping; $I3. Jas tf
RIO NICELY FURNISHED UPPER FRONT
VI u. bay-window suite: sun all day nice neigh
borhood. 63212 Elizabeth St, near Castro ja4 Il
H1Q McALLISrER-2 PLEASANT FURNISHED
OIo rooms for light housekeeping del8 IT
CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsoRIP.
~ tions taken ut CALL Branch Oricss, 6O3 Larkin
g.. S59 Hayes st. aud 25lS Mission e.: open till
p.3O
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

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