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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-18
AT THE PARK AND CLIFF.
Soldiers Contest in Aquatic Sports at
Sutro's Baths

Music at the Park and Cliff House, SOL
diers in aquatic sports at Sutro's Baths
and various features at the Chutes, af-
forded thousands an opportunity to spend
several enjoyable hours yesterday. No
serious casualties occurred at the Park to
mar the enjoyment of the day.
Peter Lustauman was out on his wheel
and collided with passing vehicle, the
result being that he was painfully injured
He was taken to the Park Hospital
where his injuries, which consisted of
bruised nose and shoulder and a lacerated
face, were dressed, after which he
wheeled away In search of more pleasure
Several curios in the way of Indian rel
les, presented by John Daggett and
colonial bedstead, presented by Mrs Mar
garet Lettich, have been added to the mu-
scum, which is fast filling up to the limit
of its capacity.
Many soldiers from the New York regi-
ment visited the Cliff House, and ex-
pressed surprise at the beauty of the
scene, the seal rocks, the seals themselves.
the Farallones showing misty in the dis
choly gray" Many of the boys from the
Chutes. Among the new features at this
popular play ground is camera obscura,
an interesting little machine placed In a
dark room, but showing the moving world
without. To-day large troop of Japan
csc jugglers will be the feature of the
programme in the Chutes Pavilion. The
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-18
SPAIN AND AMERICA.
Isaiah's Prophecies the Text of Rev.
HemnhilHs Sermon

'Decadent and Rising Nations-Ameri-
ca and Spain Contrasted," was the sub
1ect of Rev. John Hemphilrs sermon at
Calvary Presbyterian Church last even
ing. The services were we'll attended and
the music was of the usual standard.
Rev. Hemphill took his text from the
sixtieth chapter of Isaiah, twelfth verse:
The nation and kingdom that will not
serve Thee shall perish" He considered
these words to constitute SPANS more
recent history in a simple sentence.
Referring to the twenty-second verse
of the same chapter-"A little one shall
become a thousand and a small one a
strong nation"-the speaker said that this
is briefly the history of America He
showed at length that the growth and adj
vancement of our nation is borne out by
Isaiah's prophesies and that Isaiah could
not have given us the historical facts of
Spain and America more correctly than
he has done. The speaker also referred
in glowing terms to the victories achieved
by the army and navy at Santiago. The
criticism that Shafter has been subjected
to he did not consider well put, for the
general met with many obstacles that are
not generally known, and while he lost
but several hundred men he captured
% 900 Spaniards.
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A TRIO OF BURGLARS.
Three Arrested in Different Parts of
the City, One Being a Soldier.

The police arrested three men yesterday
IN different parts of the city on charges of
burglary. The first was William Nc
heevers at o'clock in the morning.
Thomas Rasmussen, 220 Third street, was
awakened by hearing McKeevers ran
sacking his bureau drawers and held him
I'LL Policemen Chase and Laws made
their appearance
Inc second was William Wilson, pr-
Vate in Company B, Thirteenth Mime
sofa regiment. He is accused of break
ing into the saloon of Fred Flueger at
Polnt Lobos and First avenues and steal
ing three bottles of whisky, two boxes of
cigars, some chewing tobacco and cigar
cites, besides $40 from the till. He was
arrested on First avenue about o'clock
IN IN the morning by Policemen Allen and
farreH All the stolen property was
found on him. The police say that a
number of saloons in that district have
peen broken into lately.
The last of the trio was Matthew
Maume, who entered a vacant house at "a
FIRST street by crawling through a trap
ooor, in the sidewalk. He took out three
OF the windows and was walking away
with them on his shoulders when he was
arrested by Policeman Tyrell. Maume
belongs. to respectable family but is a
slave to the liquor habit, which has kept
MIN prominently befor, the police for
some years.
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PRINTERS MUTUAL AID.
The Society Holds Its Serni-Annual
Meeting-Is in a Prosper
OuS Condition

The semi-annual meeting of the Union
Printers Mutual Aid Society was held
yesterday afternoon in Shiels building, a
large attendance being present.
The reports of the various committees
and the board of directors showed the
society to be in a Furnishing condition.
The total membership is now over eighty,
several candidates having been initiated
during the last quarter
This society is composed exclusively of
union printers, and was organized over
eleven years ago. Sick benefits are pro-
vided, as well as burial fund. There has
been but one death in the society since its
organization. 1t has $4,000 in bank
The election of officers took place yes
terday, and resulted as follows: Presi-
dent, T. c. Carr; first vice-president, Leo
Nicholson; second president, George
MITCHELL treasurer, W. B. Benoist finan-
cial secretary, j. R. Winders; recording
secretary, A. ]. P. Regaudiat; board Of
directors, G. f. Hawkes. (chairman), S.
Trimble, H. Glib, H. ]. LAWYER, Harry 7.
Hammond (secretary); marshal, L. P.
Ward; guardian, G. H. Branch.
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feats of the little brown men are little
snort of marvellous, and they may remain
as an attraction for several weeks.
The aquatic sports at Sutros Baths
nave proved the best drawing card as far
as the soldiers are concerned. A large
crowd visited the baths and witnessed the
lowering of at least one swimming record.
IN the underwater swimming match Fred
McDermid, champion underwater swim
mer OF Australia, swan 212 feet the en-
IRE length of the big tank. Paul Newman
OF chicago has heretofore claimed the
record, having swum 20S feet, but he will
now nave to try again. In the high diving
match A. RamonS1 was declared winner
ana G La Rue was awarded second prize.
A. Bodie of the Montana Volunteers won
the lOO-yard handicap, J. Melrose of the
Kansas regiment second. In the spring
board diving, S. Burnett won; A. Ray
mond second. j. Ringrose won the 120-
yard handicap; S. La Coste second.
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Victory Due to God.

Rev. c. E. Locke of the Central Metho-
dist Church in his lecture last night gave
all the credit of the recent victories to the
God of war and nations. He said that
inasmuch as the present war was declared
for humanltys sake and not for conquest,
and as the people with whom we went to
war are an ignorant people who would not
or could not submit TO arbitration or di-
plomacy it was Gods will that we should
go to, war. and it being his will we were
bound to win.
God in his wisdom gave us President
Mckinley, Admiral Dewey. Commodore
Schley, Admiral Sampson, General SHAFT
ter. and last but not least Lieutenant
Hobson. At the mention of each of those
names rounds of applause greeted them.
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AT SHELL MOU ND.
Two Teams Of Company A
Shoot for q Dinner.

The most interesting feature on the
Shell Mound rife range yesterday was a
team match between members of Com
pany A of the Fifth Regiment, the win
ners to dine at the expense of the losers.
One team was under the management of
Captain Pouter, and the other was di-
rected by Corporal Pickett. The former s
men won by ten points, the scores being
III to 49, conditions ten shots to each
man at 200 yards, Blunt target. The scores
stood:
Captain Pouter, 4s; c. H. Ellis, So; J. C.
Ellis So Willard rs; Cron. "a Total, III.
Corporal Pickett, 81; C. Poulter, Sc; Mem
ecke, 40; Fellows, SO; Colbert. 10. Total, 161.
The regular monthly scores for the
company's medals resulted in the an
neXed scores being made:
Captain Poulter, 49, C. Pickett, 40 De Poy.
49, vonkoske. 81; Warham. u; Corporal TAFT.
49, s. M. King, 40; Corporal Jahnagen, 40 F.
NJ. Peterson IS; Meinecke, sc; Fellows, %;
Corporal Poulter. Al: Cron, 20; Sergeant J. c.
Ellis. 81; J. Colburt, %; c. H. Ellis. 81; VIII
lard. 20.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

CHRISTIAN Healing" and preaching from
texts suggested by the audience, daily at g.;
two Sabbath services, at and 6, by Rev.
Francis Warnon. at Mills Tabernacle.
Twelfth and Webster Oakland. This work
of God has continued daily for three weeks.
with ever-increasng displays of divine grace
and power in saving and sanctifying. well
as healing the sick. Many totally deaf and
blind instantly began to hear and see; tumors
and gotres disappeared; the lame ran and
leaped; eczema, neuralgia, rheumatism, etc,
yielded; the sick miles away restored
at the time special prayer was being made
by Mr.. W. at tabernacle This gospel work
being now permanent basis, branches
will be opened all the Coast, to the
glory of Jesus only" The Revs. Mess Vir-
tue Holm Coplin (officer of the Christian
Alliance'D, Garvin and other ministers have
assisted at the meetings and declared the
and his work to be surely of God. Base
and baseess caumnies $50 proven) need no
reply from Brother Warnon his friends;
the work speaks for itself, and the man is
loved and honored by us who know him.
To-day at and 6. healing, ETC.. and testi-
monies of marvellous healings are promised by
Oakland and Los Angeles friends testi-
monies of broken bones set, cancers and
tumors removed, and of dying" person in
stanty restored. Bring your sick. Come early
to avoid crowding. III Freeman, NJ. D., for
the committee.)
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GAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco
Call, corner of Market ard Third streets. open
until u o'clock every night IN the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until $3.50 o'clock.
SS7 Hayes street: open until $50 o'clock.
e21 McAllister street; open until $3.50 O'Clock
els Larlxin street; until $50 o'clock.
1871 Mission street: open until 10 o'clock.
226l Market street. corner Sixteenth; open
until o. clock.
LOG Eleventh street: open until o'clock.
1926 Mission street open until o. clock
NV. corner of Twenty second and Kentucky
omen until Q o'clock
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To Aid st. Patrick's Bazaar.

The comic operetta Penelope" will be
sung at Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow
evening in aid of st. Patricks bazaar.
The production will be under the direction
of Miss Annie Rooney, and the cast will
be made up of some Of San Francisco
and Oakland's best amateur singers. The
following are in the cast: Misses Gene
We've M. Sullivan. Eta NJ. Walsh, Mary
Spillane and Miss Marie Georgiani, and
Messrs. J. c. O'Donnell, f. A Grifing,
Dennis c.. Sherrin, ]. c. Flood, A. b.
Garfield, T. w. Hickey, John J. Dough-
erty and Louis Burris, the two latter in
violin and flute solos. Professor Darcy
will conduct the orchestra. The enter
tainment is under the management of the
following named ladies': Mesdames Null
ligan, Glynn, Drught, Mccarthy, Walsh,
Gavigan, Gilbert. McDevitt, Kenney, Cole
man, Keane, Daughney, Anthony and
Sheehan, and Misses Mary Dhue, Agnes
Gately,. Katie Kussick, Mamie Savage,
Nellie Gately, II. Lennon Mary Coleman,
Frances McDevitt, Gertie Mccarthy, Jen-
ME Glynn, Annie Gately, Rose Anthony,
Fl. Quigley, Emma Cook, Mary Quinn,
Teresa Lamey, Lillian Martin Annie Nc
Auliffe, May Crane ad Jonsie Gately.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-18
A Defiant Butcher

Fred Junker, butcher on McAllister
street, between Buchanan and Webster,
started in early yesterday morning to put
down wooden sidewalk in front of his
shop, contrary to the ordinance. He was
arrested by Policeman Curry and gave $40
bail He started in again and when
Policeman Gillen demonstrated with him
the police. Gillen arrested him and
he put up $40 bail. He was not arrested
again and it is presumed he thought bet
ter of it.
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A Pie-Eating Contest.

An afternoon and moonlight picnic was
held yesterday at shell Mound Park I'M
der the auspices of San Francisco Lodge
No.I1 and San Mateo Lodge No. of the
Journeymen Butchers. There was a fair
attendance and most Of the time was
spent in dancing. A programme of races
was prepared. and everybody, from the
small boy to the fat woman, had chance
to show their speed. Appropriate prizes
were given to the winners. The last and
most interesting feature was a pie-eating
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-18
The Sport at Los Angeles.

The Sport at Los Angeles.
LOS ANGELES. July 17.-At least $500
people were on the grounds to witness
the coursing at Agricultural Park this
afternoon. The sport was good through
out and there was not the slightest com.
plant about the decisions. There were
two moneys, the twenty-four-dog open
stake and the twelve-dog consolation. III
the first event A B won. with Fleet
wood second, Stella third and the balance
divided. In the consolation Orpheum Lass
won, with Reliance second and Olympia
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-18
San Jose Defeated.

SAN JOSE, July T.-Harvey and his
Sacramento galaxy of ball stars were too
much for the forces under weston ana
McGucken to-day and they went down to
defeat with to l score in one OF the
most stubbornly contested games of tho
season. San Jose scored in the first in
ming, but after that was unable to To-
cate the plate. Three thousand people
were in attendance and San Jose cannot
attribute her downfall to lack Of encour-
agement on the part of the fans. Smith 8
umpiring called for unfavorable comment,
many of his decisions causing tumult in
the grand stand. The score:
RUNS BY INNINGS.
San Jose .............. 0 0 o.
Sacramento ........... / 0 -
SUMMARY.
Three-base hits-Hughes. Two-base hits
Stanley. Double plays-Harvey to Lockhead
to Hennessey; Brockhoff to Hanlon. Base on
balls-Snn Jose 3. Sacramento /. Left on bases
San Jose 8. Sacramento IL. Struck out
Iberg g. Harvey 10. First base on errors-San
Jose g. Sacramento 4. Time OF game-1:45. UNI
pire-H. Smith. Scorers-Doyle and Weber.
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SUMMARY

Runs responsible for-Daubenbis, 0; Shea, l.
Three base hit-Willams. Two-base hit-Streib.
Bases on errors-San Francisco, 3; Santa Cruz,
5. Bases on balls-San Francisco. g. Santa
Cruz, 3 Left on bases-San Francisco i; santa
Cruz 4 Struck out-By Shea. l; by Daubenbls.
/ Double play-McIntyre to FITZGERALD. Wild
pitch-Shea. Time of game-1;L. Umpire
arIa
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contest. There were number of con-
testants, but the honors of winning the
first prize fell toNthe smallest runt in the
lot. His advantage lay in his mouth,
which never missed absorbing third of
pie at every bite
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SUMMARY.

Two-base hits-Courtney /. Sullivan /. Sac
rifice hits-Courtney. First base on errors,
Fresno 'r o, Oakland q First base on called balls
Eresno 1 Oakland 8. Left on bases-Fresno
T. Oakland s. Struck out-By Moskiman 2. by
Thomas 4 Hit by pitcheruMoore Double
ONeill: Bliss to O'Neill to Bliss. Time OF
game-i:40. Umpire-Dave Cramer. Official
scorer-Al Sunderland
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SUMMARY.

l. Two-base hits-Muller, Sheehan. Double
play-Smith to Selma Hit by pitcher-Mc-
iaughlin. Passed balls-Eager l. Sacrifice
hit-Rice Left on Dissatisfaction T. Athletics
g. Bases on balls-Of Whalen /, Off Fitzpat-
rick l. Struck out-By Whalen !. by Fitzpat-
rick L. Time Of game-One hour and ~ min
utes. Umpire. O'Connell. Scorer-A. H.
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Oaklands Win at Fresno.

FRESNO, July 17.-Sensational catches
and one-hand stops were the features of
the game to-day between Oakland and
Fresno. Oakland's hits came in when a
hit meant a run. Both Thomas and Mos
kiman pitched a steady game. Score:
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ing Buck beat Occidental Gladiator beat
Prince Hal; Hadowist beat Mialmo.
Second round-Flying Buck beat Swinnerton;
Gladiator beat Hadowist.
Final-Gladiator beat Flying Buck and won
the stake.
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SUMMARY
Full OF Errors.

SAN RAFAEL, July 1.-THE local base
ball team was defeated to-day by the
Altos of San Francisco, the respective
scores being to 10. The game was full
of errors on both Sides
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Golden Gates Win.

SANTA ROSA, July 1.-THE Golden
Gates of San Francisco defeated the nome
team TO- day by score of IA to g.
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Sailing Starting Finishi'gl Elapsed
Yacht Length Time. Time Time
In Feet. II. NJ 8. H. NJ. S. H. M. S.
Embla 1904 LOS: 10 3:s3:45 2:25:35
Edna 34.65 1:11:50 3:25 100 2:13:10

The Embla is owned by E. N. Walter
and ]. Laughand and was sailed by the
former; the Edna is owned and was sailed
by e. f. Sager.
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STOCKTON WON.
The San francisco Athletics
Knocked Out by a Score
Of Three to Two.

STOCKTON, Cal, July 1.-THE main
feature of the game here to-day was the
fine catching of Cootz Billings.
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THE CRYSTAL SWIMMING BATHS
Physicians recommend the Crystal warm sea
water tub and swimming baths, North Beach.
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AMIG the goia nesas * d.,,
MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st.
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RUNS BY INNINGS
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WANTED-By a young man attending college
q position in office store of any kind even
ings and Saturdays; small compensation
asked. Box Il. Call office.
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STEADY reliable man wants situation pri-
vate country place: ; understands of
horses lawn, garden, ETC.; good references.
Box 81 Call office
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DIVIDEND NOTICE-Dividend No. u (fftS
cents per sharc) of the Hutchinson Sugar
Plantation Company will be payable at the
office of the company 327 Market ST., on ana
after Wednesday, July 20, 1895. Transfer
books will close Thursday. July "A. 1898,
at O'Clock p. M e. FL SHELDON,
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Il D Baldwin, S Cruz
Mrs W c Hoffman, Cal
J P Davenport, Cal
c E Lindsay, S Cruz
y c Gibbins, Tex
A Sutherland, Tex
] ] Hebron, Salinas
Mrs T S Morton, Cal
C A Vance, Sixth
III II Austin, Sixth
] H Jackson, Sixth
] H Plat, Sacto
H w Crabb, Oakville
w r Plum & W, Ill
Mrs E Kennett, Cal
F G Smith. Cal
w B Doxie, l. Ang
c w Ayers, Sonora
Mrs Cox, L Ang
A Bragdon, S Jose
S Pinchower & W, Cal
d Krack, Cal
J B Dorsey, Dawson
w Jates, Dawson
f Phiscator, Dawson
D b Dawson, Dawson
d Williams, Dawson
F G Berry, Dawson
c l. Walter, Dawson
+ Banta. Dawson
T j Nash, Dawson
c Kelly, Dawson
r Don, Dawson
r Eckhardt, Dawson
L Eckhardt, Dawson
e L Peacock, Dawson
G. T Edgar, Dawson
w G Morrison, Seattle
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.

PACIFIC Employment Offce-First-class Sc
lect help sS5 Market st.; phone Clay 49,
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YOUNG man wishes a situation barkeeper
or any kind of saloon work; best of recon-
mendatton Address box 121 Call office
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man wishes a situation in any
machine shop; has good references as a
blacksmith and filer. Address B. c. LABO-
DIGIA, 230 Montgomery ave.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A number of girls to fill situations
for Homework; Mattresses, ETC., too numerous
to advertise: call Monday and secure place
J. F. CROSETT 8, CO., 316 Suffer St
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

CHINESE and japanese Employment Office:
best help. 414h OFarrell St: tel. East 426.
CHINESE and Japanese (estab. 20 years. help;
tel Main 1897 BRADLEY e CO.. $40 Clay st.
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EASTERN man wants position waiter;
coffee and lunch house preferred. Box 49,
Call office
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MEETING NOTICES.

GOLDEN GATE Commandery No. 16 K. ~
T., Golden Gate building, 625 Suffer st. 1EpIs
Stated assembly THIS EVENING at
O. clock. The Order of the Temple will ~
be conferred. All fraters are courteously in
vited. CHAS. L. PATTON, EN-. CON-
WILLIAM T. FONDA, Recorder.
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HELP wANTEp-continued.

RANCH cook Gilroy. 500; housework san
Luis Obispo. $50; Alameda $40; u housew ",Ins
girls, city and country, $40 and go; you a5s
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL,

- ~ IL
E B Rogers, Angels
c J Miner, Fresno
Mrs P Darghaday, Ks
w b Johnson, Cal
w A CASTOR. S Jose
c ] Belloli, S Jose
w Beesly. S Jose
A Dromiack, Reno
B T Mccullough, Cal
w H James, Sacto
w l. Waters & W, Cal
F Pierce. W & m, Utah
Miss G Pierce, Utah
L c SCHNEIDER, Sacto
F w Book, Sacto
G Lingo, Cal
c Gurree, Oakland
NJ A Nurse, Sacto
p H McGrath, Sacto
F ] Collamore, Cal
D Fitzpatrick, Suisun
Mrs W E Moore, N Y
F Y Bendixsen, Cal
ID w Evans, Cal
T d Pitch, Eureka
H H Martin, Sonora
] Clements, r Bluff
H B Gillis, Yreka
Miss A r Gillis. Yreka.
c Z ellis, Yreka
K c ellis, Yreka
n Blackstock 81 W, Cal
L r Hall. Bakersfield
T w Hofner, Mo
l. o Mathews, Colo
Miss NJ Taylor. Ohio
c T Argrik, Wis
Mrs A L Thomas, Cal
Miss G. Evans Cal
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WANTED-Situation shipping clerk on
water front purSer on steamer; best of city
references. Box 29, Call Office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BAD tenants elected for 81; collections made:
city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION
CO., AS Montgomery ST.. room s; tel. $500
JESSIE RAYDEM alcohol baths and mas
sage 101 Eddy St, II.
ALVINE HALL and assistant; genuine cabinet
baths. 1512 Turk and Ills Market. rms 1915.