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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-17
SITUATIONS wANrED-continuea.

CTENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER GAGE
seeks employment Address THOMAS A. DEX-
TER 343 Beale st.
SOBER, !INDUSTRIOUS OLD MAN WOULD
- like any kind of light work in private family or
otherwise; is handy about kitchen. Address S. l.,
box 100, Call Branch office
CTRONG, WILLING YOUNG MAN WANTS A
~ situation to take care of horses and garden is
good driver. Cali or address 2l71a Elm ave-, near
Franklin and Van Ness.
SITUATION WANTED BY AN ENGLISH
~ gardener in private family: is good mixer;
handy with TOOLS etc Gardener box 20, this office.
w ANTED-COMPETEN EASTERN RES
w taurant man wishes position in restaurant;
would work on percentage or salary. ROMANO,
1915 Market st., hatstore
I 2, 8 OR MORE CARPENTERS, READY
to work, will take in consideration any offer.
Address 30S Green st.
YOU'VE MAN WANTS TO LEARN THE
L plumbing business; give him chance. ASH
TON & GARDINER, All Montgomery st.
ENIRST-CLASS COOK WANTS SITUATION
Il in family boarding-house city country.
j. F., 72S Commercial st.
MAN AND WIFE WANT SITUATIONS ON
vi a ranch; man good farmer; wife good cook
and buttermaker. Address b W., box "a. this office.
MANIFESTATIONS AS BILL CLERK OR
w other Office work: years experience. Ad-
dress n. l.. TURNBULL, box 80, this office.
CITUATION WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS
- gardener; is expert horseman and driver; can
milk; highest reference. Address A. r. D., box
154, Call Branch Office.
DELIABLE STEADY MAN WANTS SITUA-
derstands care of horses, cows and garden; handy
with TOOLS Address H. b., box 50, Call Branch.
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w ANTED-FIRST-CLAS TINSMITH. APP
w ply at l IA Battery st.
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E'RENCH OR SWISS COOK, NEAR CITY, $75;
ITO Geary ST.
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lIOATMAKER PANTSMAKER FOR COUN-
- try. REISS BROS, % Suffer st.
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FNE57 MRS. WAITE AT SHINGTON
~ Hall, 30 Eddy ST., tonight will hold her
usual test seance, commencing at 8. Admission
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WANTED = BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN,
W situation to do cooking in private family; best
of references. Call address 140 Eighth ST., bak-
erV.
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YOUNG WOMAN WISHES SITUATION FOR
l. general homework. Address a. M, 31512
Stockton st.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-MISCEL
w ANTED - SECONDHAND SEWING-MA-
w chine; must be cheap; high-armed Singer or
Domestic preferred s. s., box 105, Call Branch
GOOD ESKIMO OR ST. BERNARD DOG
O'Clock.
JEW SECONDHAND DOORS AND WIN
y dows for cash. J. OC 1866 Mission st.
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RARBERS-GOOD 15c SHOP AT a BARGAIN
- to-day. DECKELMAN BROS, 1O6 Ellis st.
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POSITION. WANTED BY GOOD HOUSE,
l. keeper in American widower's family of some
means no objection to l or 2 children; city or
country; best of reference: good housekeeper
Address II. X, box 100. Call Branch Office.
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DOR SECONDHAND SHOES AND REPAIR
l. ing cheap; misfit and old shoes bought: rubber
goods repaired. 1l6 Fourth and 706 Howard.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.


RS FIDELITY LODGE NO. 800, .>S>nuuyl>
- l. o. o. F.-Initiaton on MON SYT&<
DAY EVENING, February IS. All @Sg0
brothers in good standing invited to >>TNES~
attend. T. II LANE N q
w. S. MATTHEWS, Recording Secretary
7 ST PATRICK'S DAY CoNVEN- a@
LIE ton. Board of Erin. \. q. H:-The ETNNAH
members of the convention of 1894 and the SAM
dnly elected delegates to the convention ofcySVN4,
1898 Will assemble in Irish \ merican Han SSe3
on SUNDAY, February II, 1895, at 80 r. NJ
sharp The business of the convention of 1894 will
be concluded and adjourn. The convention OF
1898 viii be organized and proceed to the election
or ohicers Tor the forthcoming celebration A full
attendance is urgently requested, as important
business viii be transacted
JOHN f. HANLON, President.
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SITUATION WANTED BY 4 GERMAN MAN
- and wife, without children, private place;
man can take care OF horses, COWS and garden and
is careful driver: wife cook second work.
JOHN RATHGEBER, Mana
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Young MANTO STUDY LAW; EXCHANGE
L light services. X, box 81, this Office.
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- SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH, CAPP
S~I' and Twentieth stS Rev. Lila Frost Sprague
conducts Sunday-scheo at 9:45 A. NJ. and Young
Peoples meeting al $3.50. Rev. Leslie w. Sprague
breaches at IL A. NJ. on Redemption Rev Ho-
ratio Stebbins breaches at 7:45 P. NJ. Everybody
invited. Pastors residence. Hotel St Nicholas.
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VOUNG MAN DESIRES POSITION IN AN
L office; can use typewriter Address no Cali
fOrna st.
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~ DIR. EDWIN ROBBINS LECTURES To-
IT, NIGHT on 'Why Christians Revile Spirit
uaiism Tests by MIS-. Hovet and Mrs. Arl Circle
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TRUSTWORTHY HANDY MAN WANTS
l. work, good whitener and glazer and handy with
tools; wages moderate. Address ALFRED MAC
AREE, box 90. Call Branch Office.
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WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN WOMAN,
w housework in small family small wages. Ad-
dress d. NJ box l53, Call Branch Office.
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w ANTED-YOUNG MAN TO CUT PAPER
" stencils for ornamental japan work. Address
]. B. F., P. o. box 2229
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RS9 CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
'4~S corner Geary and Powell streets-Rev. John
Hemphill, D., pastor. will preach IL a. NJ. and
z 80 p. NJ. In the evening the sixth of course OF
historical lectures on The Heroes and Pioneers of
Protestant History: topic, Martin Luther. "
Sabbatt-schOol at 1890 p. y. p. 5. of c. Z. at
$50 p. NJ. Friends and strangers made welcome.
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E'REE BEER: BEST IN CITY 2 SCHOONERS
Il for cents at 22S Pacific st.
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- FIRST ENGLISH LII T H L \
EF~S Church. Geary street, near Gough-Rev. J.
:. Simon, pastor. Services at IL A. NJ and 7 80
p. NJ. Sunday-school at 9:45 a. NJ. y. P. s C. f.
meeting at $50 P. NJ. Subject of morning SERMON
The Church's Cry to God and Her Lords Re-
sponse." Evening subject Where Art Thou?"
Everybody invited. All welcome
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d ESPECTABLE ELDERLY GERMAN WIDOW
IL wants position as housekeeper; city or coun-
try. Address A j., box 106 Call Branch Office
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NJ Sc. WHINE SUITS SIS; DRESS PANTS
" S. rs. Mistit Parlors, 513 Montgomery st.
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RRlGHT AND ACTIVE YOUNG MAN. CO
u lumbar Wooden Mills 211 Montgomery st.
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RCS57 DIR. YORK SPEAKS. ON MARRIAGE
Admission Toe.
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III ton: is good coachman, careful driver and I'M
derstands care of horses, cows and garden; handy
with TOOLS Address H. b., box 50, Call Branch.
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STRONG BOY TO LEARN THE BLACK
~ smith trade; reference. S2S Harrison ST.
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VOUNG LADY VISITING THE CITY FOR A
l. few months wishes to assist for board and room
in private family. G. B., box LOG, Call Branch.
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~ TRINITY CHURCH, COR. BUSH AND
Cs~S Cough sts.-Rev. George Edward. Walk
rector. .Sexagesima Sunday. Sunday-school at
$3.50 A. NJ. Bible class at 10 a. Morning prayer
holy communion and sermon by the rector at IL
Evening prayer and sermon by the rector at 30
O'Clock. The following music viii be rendered.
Nenite, double chant, Boyce; TIE Deum in D.
Leieal; Jusilate in A fiat, Wells: Kyrie Tucker
mann; 0fYeriory. Lord From Ny Bed Again
Rise" (ato solo), Costa; organ postlude Mozart.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-17

GOOD CARRIAGE PAINTER FOR SMALL
~ loo Address 21l5 Greenwich ST.
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MISREPRESENTATION. Il. B. DODD, THE
w mesmerist, was obliged to postpone the re-
can be at his Office, 235 Kearny ST. room IT,
where arrangements can be made for lessons or
private entertainments.
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
00Ce SIXTEENTH ST, Mr.. VALENCIA-2
OOZO nicely furnished rooms for housekeeping
So; other rooms
eST FOLSOM-A VERY DESIRABLE SUNNY
OOs front room for housekeeping, in cottage;
garden and bath
DIG FOURTH Two SUNNY FRONT
C1O rooms, complete for housekeeping.
100 EDDY-sUNNY BACK PARLoR; TWO
III gentlemen; housekeeping rooms also.
300 AUSTIN, NEAR FRANKLIN-LARGE
OOC front room; kitchen; furnished complete;
cheap.
100 LANGTON-3 SUNNY FRONT UNFUR-
IO- nished connecting housekeeping rooms.
O97EElGHTH-SUITE OF SUNNY FRONT
Loi housekeeping rooms: reasonable.
1920 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUS E.
ILcO Keeping rooms and single; bath; laundry.
10SQ HoWARD-ROOMS COMPLETE FOR
IOcO housekeeping; reasonable
1007 CALIFORNIA, Mr.. MASON-4SUNNY
IOOs rooms; bath: furnished: housekeeping.
III RUSS, OFF HOWARD, NEAR SIXTH-2
IO furnished rooms for housekeeping.
10ed1 HoWARD-THREE UNFURNISHED
IOOt2 rooms for housekeeping.
Oo7 sHoTWELL-3 SUNNY BAY-WINDOW
COt rooms; bath: housekeeping; furnished or
unfinished
1000 FILLMORE-SUNNY NEWLY FUR
IC-C nished rooms, housekeeping or single;
gas latest improvements.
71e HoWARD-LARGE ROOM, SUITABLE
~ for housekeeping, 81; also single.
COS FOURTH-FURNISHED ROOMS. SUIT
40 able for light housekeeping; also single.
6eI MISSION, Mr.. SECoND-NEAT FRONT
Jul room and kitchen, complete for housekeep-
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YOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS SEAM
i stress and assist in homework in family; wages
no object. Apply 444 Guerrero ST.
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ton as housekeeper. 9s7 Center ST., Oakland.
WINDOW WOULD LIKE POSITION JAS
W housekeeper; city or country, country pre-
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w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS SEAMSTRESS
w and maid, or care for invalid lady; best of ref
erences. Address 929 Pine St. city.
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PERSONALS,

TF WILLIAM G. STRADLING WILL. CALL OR
L send to SlS Pacific ave-. Alameda, he will hear
of something to his advantage.
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.


QS)H MCALLISTER-2 FURNISHED ROOMS
C~O suitable for gentlemen; double, $40: sin
gle, 81,
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
A DVANCES ON FURNITURE IN HOTELS,
"A lodging houses, warehouse receipts pianos
without removal, other securities; lowest rates.
X oS, Donohoe building, cor Market and Taylor
81 TO IL PER CENT OFFERED ON GOOD
W hrstmortgage security in prosperous farm
Ing county. CHAS Il. NAYLOR, 10 Montgomery.
DOUU.UUU. on stocks, bonds mortgage; city
or country. S. D. HOVEY q co. 405 Mont omery.
MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE OR COL
Nl laterals. JAS. L. DAMON, sos Montgomery.
MUNICIPAL LOAN OFFICE, CROKER
w building, room 81 telephone Main 1922.
I ST AND I'D CITY MORTGAGES, CHATTELS,
Il pianos $40 TO $4,000. SPECK, 80 Montg ST.,
E% MONEY ON REAL~ESrATE SECURITY.
" . SHADBOURNE JR. q Co. 313 Montgy st.
NY SUM OF MONEY ADVANCED ON
your furniture, pianos real estate; low rates;
call and state your proposition write: open
evenings. j. NOONAN, 1921 Mission
ON ANY SECURITY, Al Low RATES; DEAL
~ ing confidential. 43 Crocker building.
MONEY LOANED ON AND OTHER
NJ valuables at the Security Loan Bank, HOG
Market ST., mr.. Mason; private entrance z Turk.
1ST AND I'D MORTGAGES, ESTATES,
Ipianos, almony ANY sum. MURPHY 1928 Market.
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A IMMINENT OF MARRIAGE AND d
y vorce: legal everywhere. Address Z. o. DO
2263, San Francisco Z. S. Divorce Bureau.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-17

DAG CARPETS WOVE TO ORDER AND FOR
III sale; also chenile-wove rugs and sill-rag pOr-
there's, and dealer in carpet Irvine in hank chain
at lowest rates GEO. MATTHEW, 709 Fifth ST.,
Oakland Cal.
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OWL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR UNDER
" standing thoroughly road and irrigation work
wishes situation as superintendent ranch.
Address A. NJ, box rs, this Office.
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YOUNG WIDOW WISHES GENTS MEND
L ing to do. Call from 10 to $780, $50 Fourth ST.
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UNINCUMBERED WIDOW OF 80
~ wants position houSekeeper or homework in
small family: wages no object; respectable home
wanted Call or address S. s., 94S1z2 Howard st.
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7 TITLE GIRL OF IA WOULD LIKE A PLACE
IL to mind baby Apply 42512 Clementina st.
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! w ALTZ IN THREE LESSONS; ARTISTIC
w dances for paror stage taught daily at IR-
| VINES 1927 Mission ST., bet. Fifth and Sixth, OPP
pOsite u. S. Mint.
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COMPETENT WOMAN, GOOD COOK AND
" housekeeper, would work in neat family; city
or country; wages $l2 to $15 Call 325 Tehama
81. near EOnrth.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-17

DRESSNAKER, EXCELLENT CUTTER AND
II filter also experienced childrens dresses,
wishes few more engagements; terms 81 day. Ad-
dress D. NJ, box 40, Cali Branch Office.
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DELIABLE WOMAN WANTS SITUATION
III to do general homework: good home more an
object than wages. Call or address 3l2 Cementina.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

FARMER AND WIFE, CHEESEMAKERS, 3
n primers farmers, off-bearers for a brckyard.
MURRAY Il READY, 634 Clay st.
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YOUNG GIRL WANTS CHAMBERWORK IN
l. hotel or good boarding house; ST. $40. Address
or call V. A., IL g. Broadway.
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Qs)1 ELLIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REDUCED;
u L single furnished rooms ST. week 25c night
> GOOD 10C MEALS FOR ONE DIME AT A
= Fourth ST.; no humbug.
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X IIoI-CLASS COACHMAN WITH REFER
L ences for the country $40 see party here Mon
Gay morning; cook and wife for camp, $50; edger-
man soy and found; farmer and wife for an or
cnard: Swedish mixer for Oregon, $50. G. r..
IANSEN d. co
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-17

re- FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH, COR.
Lk~S Geary and Franklin sts DIR. Stebbns. min
lister; w &. Eliot Jr, associate minister
and superintendent of Sunday schools. The
Sunday-school is at 9:45 A. NJ. The morning service
and Bible class are at II O'Clock. The evening
service is at 80. The subject OF the sermon,
1.-The Limitation and Glories of the Golden Rule. "
All cordially invited.
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E'REE COFFEE AND ROLLS. 7O4 SANSOME;
Il single rooms, 15c, zoe, 81 week with breakfast
I INDELL HOUSE, 9Th AND HOWARD
u single furnished rooms, 75c week, l5c night.
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THE ORIENTAL-615 TAYLOR ST, NEAR
L Suffer; newly furnished family hotel; ceanest
in the city; superior French lady cook.
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- cnambermaid, country hotel; baker $50 and
round 8 cooks, $35 and $50; cook for four men on
d ranch- MURRAY 81 READY, 634 Clay ST.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY a COMPETENT
w woman to do general homework in a small
family; city or country. Cali 74S Howard ST.
CITUATION WANTED TO Do HOUSEWORK
~ or cooking in American family; references if
required. Call 22512 Seventh st.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-17

A TTENTION, LADIES-"EMMA" BUST DE
~ veloper will enlarge bust inches; guaranteed
sealed instructions &c, or 24-page ILL., catalogue &c
mailed. Emma Toilet Bazaar, Boston, Mass.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-17

ES PHILOSOPHICAL. SOCIETY TODAY
is~S Al 3 p. NJ. DIR. J. (. Anderson Will lecture be-
fore the Seamens Union Al the foot OF Mission ST.,
subject "ReincarnatiOn"; tonight at 7 AS at Red
Mems Hail 800 Post St, subject Philosophy and
Good Government
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w AXE THE DEAD - WENZEL'S ALARM
" clock; no electricity. COZ Montgomery st.
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WANTED-oN MISSION OR VALENCIA ST.
w between Sixteenth and Twentieth, corner OF
inside lot, with without improvements. Apply
by letter stating particulars, j. KEMP, real estate
1921 Mission St
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! STTUATION WANTED BY AN ENGLISH
| - gardener in private family: is good mixer;
handy with tools, etc. Gardener, box 90 this office.
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CTRONti, WILLING YOUNG MAN WANTS A
~ situation to take care of horses and garden is
good driver. Cali or address 2l712 Elm ave., near
Franklin and Van Ness.
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- FIRST UNCONSTITUTIONAL CHURCH,
Ls~S corner Post and Mason sts-Rev. c. o.
Brown, ID, pastor, will preach at II A. NJ. and
will lecture in the evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Theme: 1.-The Religious Life of Abraham Lincoln
Sunday-schOol at 12;45 p. NJ. Mrs Coopers Bible
class in the auditorium. Y p. s c. E. in the lecture
room at $50 P NJ. All cordially invited, espe-
cially strangers
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-17

FtS FIRST NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH
49, (SwedenbOrgian), O'FaTell ST., bet. Web
ster and Fiilmore-Rev. +. L. Higgins, minister.
Sunday schOol y 30 P. NJ Sermon IL A. NJ Lee
ture Z As P. NJ. Subject, what Emerson, CARLYLE
and Others Have Sald of Swedenborg," the first in
Il series Of six free lectures on SWedenborg and
what he has done for the world. All invited.
Seats free.
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Young. SOBER GERMAN, 22 YEARS OLD
Il with good education, wishes situation Address
S. Co. box l39 Call Branch Office
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ROOMS TO LET.


l064aa Ho"AHD-l FURNISHED ROOM
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-26
NORTHERN PACIFIC VICTORIOUS.
Two Important Decisions Handed Down
hv The Ianh Denartment

THE decision ~ Register O'Tools and
Receiver Terry reieeting ne homestead
APPLICATION 81 Samuel 2. Co~9mbs for the
Ucrthea quarter 81 section 50. township
= north, range eaSt, has been sustained
by Land Commissioner Iamoreux.
The land Is within ne primary limits 81
tha Northern Pacifr grant made July .
fSs3 TIE records show that Charles Crew
s~ Hie1 n d-~-:at0rv statement for the Land
March X. fS1o claiming settlement on
March -. $50 and tha' on July .. $50
Mortimer NcAuline made homestead sr-
tr2' t1~ th7 same laui and tina, -hls entry
VS. cancelled Novrn ber -. 1S-7
Coo~hs claimed n his appeal that NJ
AUiiHo's entry excepted the land from ia,
operation ~ the Northern Pacific grant
NNr-Nrr claimed hy tho COMPANY under
81" a-t ~ July fSs4 or the Joint -esoll-
;i0n ~ Nav 3 $50
Commas sensr I4suoresX saws that This
position I'm hls opinion - not teuahIe ard
corss7H"- w the -efection by tia local
Offices IS approved. Coo-uhs has sixty
JaVs lr which - tiie an srraal.
Te~e. II. rS-a ne Northern Pacific f}ea
map ~ amended general route of is
H~ar-b lioe E-hi-h Vas accented
hF the Gepa ~tr2eut upon tAe so0df-
,'0- that re company reNuQutsh further
"lalm 20 lands failing within The with-
sra sC4i made hT the map d}esf August e
-. which u.Eb, fan outside TIA limits
upon f-a man o. IN7e. TIE company reiin-
cTts,sei f-s claims and in Nov~rher. 1872.
ems }safe we-N restored ia entry The
land ta -He present case was l0. 'ude1 Ia
fs= ~sts restoration. AMI on definite Io~a-
ton Of The rad III September 5, lSss, fen
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-26
NORTHERN PACIFIC CUTS WAGES.
Graduated Reduction Ordered Under
the Name of Humiliation.

The receivers of the Northern Pacific
have ordered a general reduction of wages
of employees who do not belong to labor
unions. The reduction is spoken of as an
"equalizat ton" and does not affect all en-
ployes alike, while a very few are not
touched al ALI Some suffer a reduction of
% per cent. while others are hit for ID, TO,
) and l per cent. Thus office boys getting
So per month are cut to $50. while agents
In large cities will continue at their old
salaries. General Agent Nadeau is out OF
the city and none of the employees of his
office could furnish any information about
the equalization, but they had heard OF
it, and expected ii.
The notices of equalizati ton sent out by
the receivers state that ION and after
June l the position OF - will pay the
incumbent - dollars per month" The
reduction IS not mentioned. but the re
cipients OF the notices know what 1t
means. Warehouse men are said 10 have
been cut from $3.50 per month to $i.75 per
day This means $3.50 a month. provided
a man works a fun six days each week.
Check clerks are reduced from $3.50 TO
$50 and Office clerks are cut 10 general
rate OF SS5 a month. At the car shops
some of the workmen are cut from N.25
to Sl.10 per day.