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The San Francisco call., 1897-02-09
THE DIMOND TRUST.

Horace G.. Platt Tires of His Duties in
Regard to This Property.
Horace G. Platt and B. P. Oliver have
sued the heirs and benefciaries from the
estate OF the late General w. H. Dimond,
including Eleanor Sophia Jarboe, Paul R.
Jarboe, Mary Gray Tobin, Joseph S.
Tobin, John Dimond Jarboe and Edwin
L. Dimond, for the purpose of securing a
settlement of all matters and response
bilitieS arising out of the trust created by
General Dimond for the benefit of his ch l.
dren, and TO place affairs IN such a condi-
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-09

tlon that Trustee Platt may resign from
the trust and be exonerated from respon-
slolllty, leaving Mr.. Oliver as the sole
trustee.
A report is filed showing that the total
amount OF money received up to the 1st of
FEBRUARY, 1897. is $29, 432 66 and the sum
disbursed is $19. 447 90, leaving on hand
$99s4 81 The securities are said to be of
such character that they cannot now be
sold at profit.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-09
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
Summary of the Weeks Work Acted
nrn h ha Rnard

Summary of the Weeks Work Acted
On by the Board.
The following is a complete summary of
the street im provements which passed the
Board of Supervisors at yesterdays
session:
AwARIS OF CONTRACTS
Andover avenue. Cortland TO Eugenie avenues
Grading curbs, etc, to Manue j. Pires.
Berry, Sixth to Seventh-Curbs bs and paving to
James Gibney.
Fifteenth avenue and p street-Grading and
nacadamlz zing, 10 NJ. G. Hogan.
RRsoL uTIoN ORDERING WORK.
Second avenue, Lake to Cafornia-Regr ading
new curbs. etc.
Second avenue and Clement-Regrading and re-
macadamzing.
Second avenue, Clement street to Point Lobos
mountaineering, new curbs, etc.
Flu ton, Lyon to Central lavenue-Arti6cial-stone
sidewalks
L lbeEt. Pierce to Scott-New sewer.
Filbert and Scott-Sewers. curbs manholes etc
tnbert, scott to Devisadero-New sewer and
grading to official line grade.
Fl bert and Scott-Grading TO official line and
grade.
II street, Seventh to Eighth avenues-PIank
sidewalks for southerly side.
H street, Eighth TO Ninth avenues-Plank side
walks for southerly side.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-09
AN ABANDONED BABE.

Mrs. CHI Found It on Her Doorstep
and Has Got Tired of 1t.
Mrs. Cliff, 1926 Bush street, called at
the Receiving Hospital yesterday after
noon with baby boy and it was later sent
to Mount ST. Joseph Orphan Asylum.
Mrs. Cliff said that she found the baby
on her doorstep shortly before Christmas.
She took a fancy to it and thought she
would adopt it. The baby had since suf-
fered from the measles and as it was con-
stantly crying she had become tired of it.
She had no idea who the baby's parents
were or who had left it on her doorstep.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-09
Lecture to Trout Fishers.

DR.. Charles II. Gilbert of Stanford University
who was advertised to address the San Fran
cisco Fly-casting Club this evening in the
rooms of the Fish Commissioners, Flood build
ing, will not deliver his lecture until the
evening OF February %. Then he will posi-
lively appear and discuss "California Fresh
water Fishes" The lecture Will be delivered
in room 78, Flood building.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-09
NOTES.

Twenty bookmsking firms cut in yester-
day. Among tn new faces seen on the
block was that of Sam summerfieId, who
recently arrived from Chicago.
The Burns handicap will be run on
April 10.
William Murry, trainer for the Cam
bridge and Lone stables, was fined 800 for
violating the rule regarding the scratch
in of entries. Mr.. Murry resorted to the
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-09
FOUND IN THE BAY.

The Waves Cast Up a Body Supposed to
Be That of Domen Co Arbini.
The body of man supposed to be that
of Domenico Arbini was picked up in the
bay off Goat Island by boatman yester-
day morning.
The body had evidently been in the
water Tor some time, as the features were
unrecognizable. Papers in the pockets of
his clothes, which appeared to be those of
an Italian fisherman, showed that he had
sent considera bic sums of money to Italy
during the past few years.
An envelope addressed to Domenico
Arbinl containin a letter signed "Mada-
lena Arbini'' was also found. The body
was placed in the Morgue and an inquest
held, the verdict of the jury being "Cause
unknown"
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-09
Citv Hall Improvsment-

Chairman Rivers OF the Street Lights Com
mittee of the Board OF Supervisors has done
good service in having arc lights placed in
the Larkin-street corridor of the City Hall.
They were lighted for the first time yesterday
and the improvement was commended gener-
ally. Heretofore the corridor. especially d ur-
ing cloudy days, resembled a subterranean
cavern
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-09
Fourth race, one mile. selling.
SELECTION, FOR TO-DAY.

First race - Heartsease, Roadrunner,
Monitor.
Second race-EzeII stable, Duke of
York.
Third race-Woodland Belle, May II. ,
Nine Ninety Nine.
Fourth race - Alma, Little Cripple
CabrilIo.
Fifth race-Good Times, Scotch Rose,
Lost Girl.
lein, Franco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-09

telephone, and as his horses were not on
the track, and were supposed to be start
ers by the judges up to l o'clock, they de-
cided to reprimand him.
Barney Schreiber disposed of Doyle to
Frank Brown Que day last week. Re
puted price $500.
Following are to-day's entries:
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-09
soldiers to Race.

There will be a footrace at the Preside next
Sunday ct 2 o'clock between Private Ruies
from Fort Mason and Private Puckett OF the
Pres1dio. Both men. who have made records
as sprinters, have been in training for some
days for the event
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-09

ALE-drinkers, as q class, are very slow to
change the brand around which their affec-
tioa centers, and can be only won by addi-
uonel virtues such as Evans India pale ale
and brown stout possess. Sherwood & Sher-
wood, Pacific Coast agents.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-09
DR.. SANDEN'S ELECTRIC BELT.

O4south
street
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-23


having ben determined 10y diamond
drill work. The news Irom an autlrn-
tic source that the Moose mine il 70 b.
opened will be good news to Virginia.
The seasons work TT the Norman
mine was completed lust Friday and the
property closed down. The force cut
ploycd was thirty men. Tho SEASONS
output foots TO round numbers lOO. 900
tons, largely taken from the open cut by
the milling process. The mine also has
"a well opened system OF underground
workings which il now in excellent shape
for largely-incrensed output. When
interroeated Supt. McCarty said he had
no knowledge OF when the mine would he
started up again, and that the close
down was only incident 10 the compile
tion of the seasonal work. -Nlrginian
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-23
Mesabn Ranao.

\ party 81 distinguished railrond and
vessel men mud iron nngnatcS were il
the city Yesterday, having at their dis
posal special Of three conchos over
the Missabe q Northern. The party
spent several hours ia looking over the
mines ia this vicinity, returning e.
Duluth la the afternoon.
Among the party were W. j. Olcott
Chns H. Bell, W. L. Thomsoa, son and
grandson respectively 81 Lothian Bel
81 England, after whom the Besscmtt
boat Lothian Bell il named; j. a.
Wade. Cleveland capitalist; Capt
Thomas Wilson, the well known ycrrr
owner Of Cleveland; W. D. Rattle form
erly Of Rnttlc, Nyc 4 Company, aud r.
W Ogleby, 81 Oglcby & Norton, Clry.
land ore rnlrs agents, John u. Rookie
Teller aud Son and f. Il Fatcs.
Articles OF iucorporntionof n new
company were filed IN the office al
the Register Of Deeds, Tuesday. The
nature 81 he business To be
liftnNNfNtN ~ SIT lpIln W. lut
mining, smelling AMI working 81 iron
ore and other minoInls, and the mann.
fncturc Of iron and steel. The new COR
purntion IL capitalized at $50 900, with
headquarters ia Duluth The Officers
81 the company are ~ follows prcsi.
dent, Hon. o. y. Kinney Vice Prcsi
dent, Capt llnry Roberts; Secretary,
Franklin T.. Scarls; Treasurer. u. r.
Griggs. In conjunction with the nhuve
nnmcd gentlemen, Col. john Il. james
of THE city, j. named M one 81 the IN.
corporators. Enterprise.
a rumor has been rifle for some time
which shaped Ia words h like this "rhc
Moose mine will I've started mp just M
soon M thc conditions are Iavornblr. y
The writer started ont Co run the rum
or down aud came up with prominent
mining man Who, when askc,l about
! H. said Quite true but the conditions
may be favorable Tomorrow and Nny
he not Tor ten years yet Ia come.
Tile Moose IL considered one al tlf
large Mcsaba properties, but rs yet u
nndcvelopcd-- it's estimated dim usiOns
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-23
Menominee Range.

There is some lively work being done
at the Angon and No. . shaft now has
"A hoisting record which more than
doubles that of the banner days hoist
under the old regime. We prcdiels,l
some weeks ago that the limit for this
shaft had been reached HUT Asst. Supt.
Ellard With "A humorous twinkle Uf hi+
eye 1T the thought oI getting one on the
printer" informed M this week that "a
correction was in order, G12 cars ia
ten hours is better than err "a minute
and argues much executive ability o.,
the pnrt Oh Capt. Alvar.- Current.
The Iron Mountain Press contains u
detailed account OF the large consentr.t-
ing works That the Pewubic company
will build at tile old Sclllrsinger pit
near the Keel ridge, this tnll
The works are being erected for the
purpose ot concentrating the iron
ore found in the sandstone at the Schlrs.
niger Pit, and there are many Thousand
tons ui the ore ia that vicinity
The mill will have capacity Tor treat
ing three hundred tons al ore per day.
The system is similar To III u employed
IN the treatment of copper ore. except
that the ore il crushed instead 81
stamped. 1t is first crushed, then sized
and jagged.
The water for the plant--of which il
will Use a large amount-will he tnknn
from the Pewabic mine aud conveyed To
the works by system Of pipes and aun-
ders To be constructed at once.
Louis NJ. HnrlcnbuIgh, at present in.
structor in chemistry in the Michigan
College OF Mines at lIoughton, has been
engaged ns superintendent 81 the works,
aud will bcceRo resident OF Iron
Mountain nbout the ilrnt oi March
Prot ilnrdenburgA IL splondily equipped
for the position and his engagement IL
aa indiction That tho company is taking
| no chances Of the enterprise proving n
failure
Work on tho now shnit nj tho Cundy
To tho west nnd north Of No.1 IL pro
crossing rapidly. II IL now down about
two hundred ieot, IL IL expected to
reach tho thrco hundred foot love
about the frat OF the year. AZ soor
after M possible the two shafts will b,
connected at this loved. There il only
about iorty feet Of drifting remaining Ia
be done. Tie connecting OF tho two
shafts will insure good ventilation
throughout tho mine. The next and
other lcyols will only be sixty feet
Supt. Candy being eoniidont that better
results can he secured than il tho levcli
were ono hundred feet, as il usual or
this range.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-23

First publication O,t. ~ i,si Nov. p. 1897.
The Guut court lur tln' tuuuty at Iron
srphlna L,chnpclle W. SECURITY Saving aud
Loun Association.
81 Oct0hcf, 1897 "a writ Oi attachment was
ISSUED out oi -nid Court ~ the suit at strphina
Iachnpelic. the above named Plaintiff npfiiust
the llid~, truements, goods Rnd chnttel- ui the
said security Saving and Loan Association, tho
Defendant above named. inr he sum ui nug
hundred ninty four dollars aud thirty three
cents which rtd writ WIS rturnablc On the
32nd day OF October. 1897
fHrn ~ Anuorr.
Attorney ior fiaintin.
Dated this 28rd. day Of October, 1897.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-23
Roy To The Klondlke.


The pioneer AlaSkn railway IL the
Northern Pnciiic, and 10 that company
belongs the credit. ia cnnnectiou with
the Pacific Cuast Steamship Co 1T htv.
ing lnrigurutcd tho sale 81 through
tickets to points Ia Alaska. The North.
crn Pucilic was the first rHllwnv to
Issue a mp oi Alska showing the ia.
hand pnasngo from Puget Sound toSikn,
Juneau and Cmlknt
'ihpsr intending to 60 To Alaska early
next spring, after the SHOWS on the D,cl
and Slaguay passes are packed down
and the lakes frozen. or nt a later dnle
either VIA this route OF via st. Michncls
and the mouth 81 the Yukon should
rcmemlcr that the Northern Pacific Is
the pioneer Alns,t line; runs steam
hcnicd trains with dining cnrr, pullman
standard anil tourist slcrpcrs from st.
Paul to rncnmn, Seattle aud Portland
passengers lnvng the option 81 ruine
viz llolenn or Butte CITY the hitler tlr
gicnicst silver mining cnmp ia he world
Also via Lake l'rni D'Owille. ldnhn. ur
through the lnrnpus Occur D'Alcnc
country.
Early IA November We slml issue IN
Illustrated iul,lrr upiOtc With Ahtrku
and kluudihc Inflammation up tu date.
send thn- : trr, general pn-Sruetr
ngpui, ~. Paul. Minu.. two ccuts IN
puHtHgt und lr viii forward you THU
man
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-23
ss-vS2@v> - y /,
, FR0fTHE MINES
INC coIumbla


When "A reporter for The DIAMOND
DAHL visited this property during the
week, the water was three feet higher in
the shaft than IL was the same day ri
the previous week aud the condition
that the new timbering Of the under Por-
tion 81 the shaft is in. shows plain
~ why the bailers can work but IA short
time between repairs. Tie south east
corner OF the shalt has, evidently, NOV
ed again and il il an admitted impossi-
bility. by all that know the first princi-
pie OF mining. Tor the shalt 20 ever again
be placed in IA sale working condition.
Providence has INTERVIEWED twice To
avert catastrophe AT this mine and those
responsible should profit by their expe-
Renee.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-23

First publication October ~ last November ~.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
Twenty flErn JUDICIAL CfHculr
do hereby hx and appoint the times 81 hold
ing tbc yeveral terms Of Circuit Cont ia the
counties composing said Circuit. TO- the years
1898 and 1880, o. follows. to.wit;
FOR THE YEAR 1898.
DICKINSON COUNTY.
January ard. first Monday.
April 9TH, fret Tuesday
July 18th, second Monday.
October 10th, second Monday.
DELrl COUNTY.
January IL third Monday
April 18th, third Monday.
July 18th. third Monday.
October 18th. third Tuesday Nc
MESomNEg COUNTY. m
February ist. 6rst Tuesday.
May 2nd, first Monday.
August 10Th third Monday.
November llth, second Monday
mos COUNTY.
February l4th second Msnday.
June 9th first Monday
October Bird. first Monday.
MArouEuE coUNrr
February 2lst. third Monday
May 18th, third Monday.
September l3th, second Tuesday.
December 9th. first Tuesday
FOR THE YEAR 1890
DICKINSON COUNTY.
January Bird, first Tuesday
April 4th. first Tuesday.
July 10Th, second Monday.
October 9th. second Monday.
nVLrA COUNTY.
January 10th, third Monday.
April 18th. third Monday.
July 18th. third Monday.
october 18th, tSird Tuesday
MENomNEE COUNTY.
February 9th. FIRST Monday
May ist first Monday
August eth second Monday
November lith, second Tue,ilsy -
mos COUNTY
February both third Monday.
June 9Th. first Monday
October eud, arst Monday
MARQUETTE COUNTY
February 27th. fourth Monday
May 10Th. third Monday
September 18th. second Tuesday
December 9th first Tuesday. nM
J. w. STONE.
Circuit judge
Dated Oct Sth, 1897.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-23
THE IRON MARKET.
The Cleveland Iron Trade Reviews Resume OF
the Week 10 Iron Circles.

The Cleveland Iron Trade Reviews Resume Of
the Week 10 Iron Circles.
A little buying continues, AN inquiry
for %, 900 hons OF one lind being in the
market, bat on the basis OF the average
closing Of navigation the selling season
* closed for nearly all interests Oilers
on possible 9O,O0O-ton tmusaction,
most uf them az an advance OF thirty to
City cents, were not accepted. Any at
tempt now 10 make out mixiulc
would probably he futile. A prolnngn
tiun OF opcH weather, 81 which there is
some. prospect, would make littlemore
available from eertain mines. A lower.
ing of rates before the close OF naviga-
ton, which must be- counted az posi-
bility, since chnrtering at sixty-hve
cents from Duluth is light, would aid in
bringing down even more than the cnor-
nous expected amount though il IL
douhtfu that mines having AN ullot-
ment, and yst declining To operate on
account of the low prices Of the year.
would now attempt to make small,
output II IL apparent that most of
the ore is covered 10y season contracts.
With general association next yoar,
II Is conceded that prices will be little,
and only a little, higher, but hardly
different in the event Of a failure TO
organize.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-23
BAKERY!

The undersigned have formed
a partnership for carrying on the
bakery business in this city. We
carry full line Of bakery stun.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-23
ITEMS FROM AMAsA.
Telling the People Of the Outside World IN,
News OF the Little Town.

Telling the People OF the Outside World the
News Of the Little Town
Especial cornspondencc)
MIR Iohu Shcan, aged 81 years died
at the Amnso II Dusc Sunday, Oct IL,
and the intcrrnout took place at Hill.
side Cemetery, Oct. 2l
Mr.. shean had been suffering intensely
for a week previous To his death, at hiS
homo nj Parks Siding, and M no medi.
al aid could be given him, he duily grow
worse.
Saturday, becoming dolrious he was
removed 10y his friends To the Alnnsa
House, whore, IL was thought, he could
got proper medical aid But lis case
was beyond tho reach 81 hunma aid,
md Sunday niturnoon, death came 10
rciove him Of his intense suffering.
The dccoasrd leaves Borrowing
mother, three sirtcrs, brother aud
tnnny friends to mourn his loss
A pnrty Including Mr.. and Mrs Gins.
T.. Lawrouce, Mi. +. Lawrence aud
Messrc Chu-. and FL. Hughes, sunday
ed AT Crystal Fails.
l.. A. Henry nndC. NJ. Duscnbcrry oI
Crystal Falls, we've ia town ON business
Monday
win Jobe spent the foppnrt OF tht
week at his home ia Republic.
Mrs. +. rrombley gave Anasa short
visit Wednesday.
Miss Ida MclSlcr spent Sunday with
friends in town.
Albert Drake Of Parks siding is an
Amasa visitor.
A. O. Wade is spending the week in
town.
Mrs. S. kahma is ON the sick list thir
week
The herald., 1897-01-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
GOLD STOCK.
= RARE CHANCE

To make doubly guaranteed and
vestment. in one among the best
and most valuable mineral proper
ties In the west. that will earn
you IL per cent to 100 per cent per an
value.
We have very valuable and well devel-
opeu property with an inexhaustible
ore body in sight. carrying copper. gold
torial laws of Arizona in 1sss and
by a close corporation. We will dispose
OF limited amount of full-paid and
forever -assessable, special dividend
paying stock at a nominal price of 80
csnts per share, Uhe par value Is
Slo per share) to enable us TO
raise balance of purchase price of ma
Cninery now being built for the property.
The net output is guaranteed to be over
sSu0OO per month, out of which we Will
declare special dividend for full amount
you pay for this special stock.
This can be done inside of 80 days. after
which a general quarterly dividend will
be continued to all stockholders con-
cerned. This plan is equal to getting your
stock gratis. Private property of stock
holders is not liable for corporation debts.
No freezing-out process can be manipu-
lated. All stockholders share alike under
the Territorial incorporation ilaws of
Arizona.
we guarantee you IL per cent per an
mum dividend through one among the
best banks here on any of this speeia!
dividend paying stock. Value of machn-
cry being built. $25,000.
We have six fun mining claims valued in
the millions. over $4,000 expended in de-
velopment. No experiment.: no risk;
ore in sight and on top of ground and
men at work. The above offer holds good
for brief period only. Parties hav-
ing funds to invest in mines will
find this rare opportunity to
get their money earning one hun
dred per cent or more, while the
stock is doubling in value. Our 55-page
prospectus can be had free. giving full
particulars, by addressing or calling on
on THE VOLCANIC COPPER MINING
AND SMELLING Co, No. 1856 S. Broad
way, Los Angeles. Cal, rooms 10 and
%. Is
The herald., 1897-01-17
CHURCH NOTICES

FIRST SPIRITUAL SOCIETY. TO-DAY.
meetings on the ground floor, 2l6 W. Third
ST.; hall steam heated ana comfortable
DIR. N. F. Ravlin speaks at 2:Sy on spirit :
ual Progression: a grand and noble sub
ject treated By this eminent orator and
free thinker. Following which Will be the
discerning and descriptions of spirit pres
ence by Mrs Petersilea, through clair
voyant power. At 7:S0 Miss Susie c.
Clark the entertaining Boston metaphy
sician. will again be with us. Her subjec.
will be ''Mergal Growth" Following
which Mrs. Gould Ames will give psy-
chometric readings. The usual excellent
music vocal and instrumental solos, un-
der the direction of the eminent author
musician. Carlyle Petersilea. Our benefit
concert and Gance occurs next Fricay
evening. Jan. I'D, in this hall. Excellent
program and a good time for all. Carlyle
Petersilaa, musical director. II
The herald., 1897-01-17

ST PAUL'S CHURCH. EPISCOPAL. OIL
i've ST.. bet. Fifth and Sixth, opp. the park;
Rev. John Cray. rector. Rev. A. B. Wey-
mouth assisting. Services today: Holy
communion, am; morning prayer and
sermon, II am; full choral evensong,
prayer, 30 p. m. All ssats free. All
strangers welcome. This is the largest
ana oldest Episcopal church in Southern
California Church withlh waihihg as
tance of all the principal hotels. The we'll
known choir of this church is under the
charge of the distinguished organist and
conductor, Mr.. John G.. Dunster. II
The herald., 1897-01-17
Daily Average for Dec. 1000

Also that the circulation of said news
paper for Janusry, 1896. was 7,347; for
February, SOIL; for March, S,I57; for
April, $3.50; for May, S,4oS; for June.
S,43s; for July o,2oS; for August, 10, 23o;
for September, II,2Is; for October, II,54o;
Tor November, 1875.
ffir Fl. S. SMITH,
Subscribed and sworn to this 3Ist day
Of December, 1896.
(SealD RICHARD D. LlSI,
Notary Public in and for Los Angeles
County, State of California.
The circulation of The Herald In
Southern California and Arizona is
larger than fhaf of any other news.
paper published.
The herald., 1897-01-17

JOHN SLATER, THE WORLDS GREAT
es. platform medium. has returned, and
will hold one of his marvellous test
seances, giving full names of spirit
friends and convincing testimony that it
is from your so-called dead, as Slater
alone can; tonight at s sharp. Illinois
hall! Sixth and Broadway. Mr.. Slater
will also read and answer sealed ques-
tions in envelopes. and give a seance
with not one dull or tedious moment. Mr..
Slater stands absolutely alora in his own
work and has been indorsed by the great
est scientists and thinkers of modern
times All invited.
The herald., 1897-01-17

MEMS DEPARTMENT.
Swede or Swiss boy. wash dishes anc
chores, $40 etc. month private place, $40
etc. one at $12 ETC.: German boy. 81 etc.
week. housework etc: man and rig Tor
bread route. u. and 81 per cent. small
route turned over; small bakery com
plete, horse, wagon, ETC., 500; man to cut
wood, $3.50 cord; 25-room lodging house
and boarding house for SAFE; man to care
for so acre orange ranch. years old, for
half crop.
HOTEL DEPARTMENT.
Waiter, young man. $40 etc, country;
waffle cook and hot cake maker, $40 etc.
week: hotel help call.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT..
Girl for light houscN.ork, $l2 ETC.; house
girl family of adults. $25 etc: second girl
and laundress. S25 ETC.: house girl. Pasa-
dena 500 etc.; German house girl. city.
SIS ETC.; house girl. good cock s25 etc.
city; cook. family s. country. S25 etc.
HOTEL DEPARTMENT..
Chambermaid who will wait on table
one mec.; waitress. hotel, country. $40
ETC.: girl to assist in kitchen and learn 20
cook. IS per month.
HUMMEL BROS. & co.