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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-10-13
SOUTH AFRICAN AFFAIRS
John II. Hammond's Views on
the Transvaal Question.
KRUGER's LOST OPPORTUNITY.

How He Could Have Reconciled All
ConhictInE Political Inauences and
strensthened the Boer Republic.
Well known Engineer Thinks Eng
land Has Ample Justification For
Her Attitude.
Every one interested In the Trans
vaal question knows the part played
by Mr.. John Hays Hammond In the
Jameson raid of 1896. Mr.. Hammond
WAS arrested with other members OF
the Johannesburg reform committee.
He was one of four sentenced to death
by the Boer tribunal. Mr.. Hammond.
who is now In Paris at the Hotel Ritz.
said to n correspondent of the New
York Herald the other day:
81 am thoroughly convinced there
can he no political stability or perma-
nency In South Africa without equality
of civil rights throughout that country.
England accOrds these rights in Cape
Colony, Natal and Rhodesia. the Dutch
having exactly the same political
status as the English. At the same
time | do not fancy the franchise will
be the panacea that some optimists ex-
pcct ii TO he.
The trouble between England and
the Transvaal is not so much due to
the question Of the five or seven years
residence necessary to acquire the
franchise In the latter country as bona
tides In carrying out whatever reforms
may be promised by the Beers.
Il am not considering the merits of
the case, but can say this-that 80
per cent of the Americans occupying
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-10-13
MISSOURI HEN FRUIT.
Lnrge Shipments That Have Beer
Made of Eggs und Poultry.

Large Shipments That Have Been
Made of Eggs and Poultry.
The st. Louis Globe Democrat says:
Twenty carloads of Missouri eggs
have been sold to go to Cuba and are
now in cold storage awaiting shipment.
A company which shipped last year
"a carloads of chickens In one lot from
Missouri and Illinois to Manchester,
England, is now filling an order for 40
carloads to be sent in one shipment to
the same destination this fall. The 40
cars will be filled with what are known
In the rapidly developing industry as
'broilefS' and 'rOasterS.
while these sample export orders
are being filled Missouri eggs by the
ton are being frozen to furnish the
Klondikc with delicacics. Twice in
six years the pioneers in the poultry
and egg buying and shipping business
have seen it double in Missouri. To
day that industry stands upon basis
and is conducted with an elaboration
of methods which the world at large
little appreciates.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-10-13

The earliest references TO the use OF
the mariners compass are to be found
in Chinese history, from which We
learn ho" III the siXtyfOurth year o.
the reign Of Hoauq-tl t2G34 r. c. the
emperor attacked Tchi-yeon on the
plains of Tchuu-l0u and finding his
army embarrassed by thick fog
raised by the enemy, constructed an
instrument fer indicating the south, So
as to distinguish the four cardinal
points, and was thus enabled to pursue
his adversary and capture him.
The power uf the IoaGHtvuc 70 com
municate polarity to iIou Is said to bc
for the first time explicitly mentioned
in a Chinese dictionary, finished in \.
ID. l21, where the !oadstone is defined
as "a stone with which an attraction
, can be given 20 the needle"
The Chinese appear To have once
navigated rs far as India by the aid Of
the campass.--Kansas City Times.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-10-13
VOL. XXVII.
Essex District Probate Court.

Sessions OF said Court will be held a
Brighton the second Tuesday OF October and
April. Canaan the second Tuesday of No.
vcmbeT and May. West Concord the second
Tuesday Of DeceTnbr~ and Iune. Luuenburg
the second Tuesday of January and July.
Special sessions will Ne held at auy place in
the District by agreement.
ROBERT CHASE. Judge.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-10-13

An American girl gets all of Rosa
Bonhcurs wealth, says the Boston
Globe. This is more than scnti-
mental triumph, as it means millions.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-10-13

In ordering automobiles for city uses
BOSTON leads the country, rs she does
in most other thingS.-BoSton Globe.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-10-13
0. H. HENDERSON.
TICKET AGENT
Boston and Maine Railway,
ST, JOHNSBURY. VT.

Tickets via tho first cIas@ routes to points
west and south aud via tranN-atant'c iineS
20 and from European points. baggage
checked through. Sleeping car accommoda'
tions secured III advance.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-23

themselves masters Of the ceremonies and
the beer came faster. 1t came too fast,
and thereby hangs the secret OF Police
man Minehans misfortune: The beer
Kegs began to run dry and the gang soon
felt the torrid sensations of approaching
drought. The booZeroom czars went into
executive session and at once unanimous
ly decided that the occupants of the outer
hall had consumed enough Of the precious
liquid:
Idea of removing the remaining key OF
beer to Tomalty's stable only half block
distant, where only the closeup mem
bers Of the clan would be admitted. En-
was called into consultation. 1t was a
task worth mans life to attempt to
take beer out the front way, so Opie
Doakes, one of the faithful was dis
patched posthaste to Tomalty's stable for
a rope. He returned shortly with a coil
Of hemp and soon the beer keg was dang
ling at It's end in its gradual descent to
the street below.
They're stealing Johnnie Browns key
of beer!' shouted mugs" Ftnnegan.
The meeting adjourned sine die then
and there and the gang rushed pell NELL
into the street to Illustrate the bold at
tempt to get away with the evening s
star attraction.
In less time than it takes to tell the
story, the crowd were in the throes Of
combat AT this juncture Policeman
Minehan appeared upon the scene. He
grabbed young Tomalty and started to
hustle him off to the patrol box. Then
the, clan forgot their personal differences
and they set upon Minehan to a man,
with dire results to him.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-23
M|NEHAN RAN
AFOUL OF THE
CLAN TOMALTY
Sad Sequel to a Free
Beer Meeting.
ENDED IN GENERAL MIXUP
THE FAITHFUL ATTEMPTED TO
PACK AWAY THE BOOZE"
The Unlucky Policeman Arrived on
the Scene at a Time When the
Fierce Battle Waged
the Hottest.
ENDED IN GENERAL MIxUF
THE FAITHFUL ATTEMPTED TO
PACK AWAY THE BOOZE"

Policeman Minehan, who was severely
beaten by gang of rowdies at the cor
ner of Sixth and Mission streets early
yesterday morning while attempting to
arrest one Of them. Is to be congratu
lated despite the fact that he was after
ward treated at the Receiving Hospital
for a broken nose and a badly-battered
head. Minehan might have Jared worse,
for instead of running afoul of an aggre
cation of Tar Flat hoodlums returning from
a tri-weekly session of the Glass House
Social Club, as was at first supposed, he
got wOefully tangled up with bunch of
sOuthsde politicians who were glorouSly
charged with large quantities Of free
steam beer that had been doled out to
them In spacious schooners at a meeting
Of Pat" Tomalty's Committee of One
Hundred push of the Thirtieth District.
The clan Tomalty had made elaborate
preparations to celebrate the opening of
the campaign They hired Academy Hall
on Mission street between Fifth and Sixth
and flooded the district with florid hand
bills inviting all good Democrats to at
tend the joyous occasion. Free beer in
the Thirtieth was not to be sneered at, so
when Tomalty called the meeting to order
shortly after s o'clock Wednesday night
the hall was literally damned with south
side citizens from every neighboring dis
triCt.
II was a PROUD moment LOT fdl 10
malty He had delivered the goods and
received CONCENTRATIONS from Frank
Gould. Bert Schlesinger and several
other nOtableS who had been imported
from down. town. To be sure it was la
mentable calamity that his Honor, the
Mayor. was not there, but those close
to-the-throne" notables would surely in
form him that the fight looked good in
Tomalty's district TOmelty fOrSOOth was
happy and his beaming countenance fol-
lowed the fitting figure of his. ccolored
stableman, who arrayed especially for
the occasion in one of Tomalty's whtest
bar coats. was dispensing beer to the
When Tomalty's colored stabeman
failed to dispense the beer rapidly enough
the gang grew impatient. Then some
body passed the cruel word around that
the gentleman of color. the chief dis
penser of beer. was not a member of the
Walters Union.
Hes a horses valet" murmured
Mickey under his breath. and forthwith
the gang invaded the heretofore sacred
precincts of the boOzeroom. Jimmie
Cannon and Bugs Killigan appointed
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"DUTCHY" WYMAN CAUGHT.
He Is Wanted on Two Charges OF
Assault to Murder.

Charles, alias "Dutchy'' Wyman, who is
well known to the police. was arrested
last evening by Detectives Dillon and
Crockett and charged with an assault to
commit murder. On June Wyman Wis
tied house kept by a woman named
Mary Dolan at 645 Natoma street and
started disturbance. A young man
named John Rank. who was present at
tempted to eject him, when Wyman drew
a knife and stabbed him in the face and
thigh. The injured man was taken to the
Receiving Hospital, where his wounds
were dressed.
W ynian disappeared llilInediattiy az sr
the city. While walking along Stockton
street last evening Dillon and Crockett
saw him standing in front of cigar
store and they promptly placed him under
arrest. To-day an additional charge of
assault to commit murder will be placed
against Wyman for having cut a man
named Watson in the breast some time
ago.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-23
TO TEST PRIMARY LAW.
Suit With That Object in View Filed
by Joseph Britton

A suit to test the validity of the new
primary law was filed yesterday by Jo-
seph Britton, who petitioned the Superior
Court to issue an injunction restraining
the Election Commissioners from pro-
ceeding under the act. Under the law the
Election Commission has power to con-
solidate the 903 precincts in this county
so as to reduce the number to LOG. Work
under the act has already been begun by
the commission, and, as alleged by the
petitioner. it is for the purpose of saving
the expense which will be incurred that
the suit is filed.
1t is claimed by Britton. who sues as
taxpayer, that the primary law is con-
trary to section 2, article l. of the consti
tuition. as we'll as section l of article 2.
section of article 2, sections "a and 25 of
article 4, section of article 20 and other
provisions of the State constitution. Upon
the fling Of the suit Judge Seawell issued
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-23
MADE GOOD TIME.
Ten Mile Extension on Loop From
Lompoc to Surf COMPLETED

The ten-mile extension on the loop from
Surf to Lompoc on the coast division OF
the Southern Pacific was completed yes
terdaY.
The work has been rushed through, TAX
ing only seven or eight weeks from its
commencement to its completion. This,
remarkable time and will doubtless prove
highly gratifying to the farmers of that
section, as it affords them an opportunity
to market this seasons crops by rail.
1t is expected that before very long the
gap on the main line from Surf to FL
wood will be bridged over and the long
expected continuous coast line from San
Francisco and San Jose to the southern
part of the State will have become an ac-
cOmDliShed fact
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-23
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco
Call corner of Market and Third streets. open
until IL o'clock every night in the year
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until $3.50 o'clock.
PSI Hayes street; open until $50 o'clock.
639 McAllister street; open until $50 o'clock
SIS Larkin street; open until $3.50 O'Clock
1871 Mission street; open until 10 o'clock
22s1 Market street. corner Sixteenth: open
until o'clock.
106 Eleventh street; open until o'clock.
2526 Mission street; open until clock.
Northwest corner of Twenty second and Ken
tuckv streets: open until 9 Oclock.
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H:10 of Pacific-avenue curb line and includ-
ing a rectangle of about 20 by 131 IS; s249o.
Same owner with j. r. Tobin contractor.
architect same-Insde plastering, outside ce-
menting and ornamental work for on
same; lathing completed, s749: first coat on in
side and outside, s74S; finished and accepted.
$14S; 50 days after, s74S: total s2993.
Emelie M. Chabot (owner) with James S.
Fennell CONTRACTOR architects Shea & Shea
Brick, stone, terra Gotta and cement work,
curbing. artificial stone sidewalks and side
walk elevator for a five-story and basement
brick concert hall building on n line of OFar-
rell street, S2:6 E of Powell, IS by N 1875;
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a temporary injunction restraining the
Commissioners in accordance with tho
prayer of the complaint and directing
them to appear before him next Tuesday
TO show cause why they should not be for
ever restrained from further proceeding
under the law
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

GRAND HOTEL.
NJ Friedlander. Cal IT G Nicklin. Seattle
G F DitZler, Biggs J c Boyd. & d, Cal
G D Dornin & W. Cal Mrs X Wheeler, Wyo
G G Eldredge G. W. Cal T Nelson, Keswck
w H Roberts Sacto J Backstock & W,
G w Curtis, Boston Ventura
A R Tabor Tabor, Auburn Mrs sc G + + de Gambia. Cal
W Andrew, Cal + Davidson, Danvile
Donaldson, Visalia j Wyatt, Portland
Jones, Cal Vischer, Cal
A Blossom Stockton c H Brink. Utah
W Lawlor. Cal c Van Valkenburg. Cal
G Wood, Berkeley Enzensperger, Cal
Stefalur & W, Cal r Blair. Cal
T Wyatt, Oakland II NJ Levinsky. Cal
w Ellis. Pnole II ] Brume, Stockton
Mrs Hughes Cal G Hyatt. Stockton
j Porteous. Fresno II Jacks. Monterey
A NJ Serod n Y p LittlefaIer Cal
w F Barnes L Ang w r Foster. Woodland
G Ford Ontario T II Longton. Cal
r. Sumner, Ontario p McDermott MINI
H N Turrell, Cal Mrs F Thomson, Cal
Mrs Buchanan, Cal C Mack Boston
Miss Buchanan, Cal J w Dewitt Antioch
Buchanan, Cal It H McAanZ, Boulogne
Mrs T w Buzza Mont l. J Beckett Cal
S B Buzza, S Jose P A Buell. & W, Cal
PALACE HOTEL.
D Rollins, Boston Nv w Chaplin. Sacto
A A Cooper Jr Ia D J Bonsfield, .Monda
Mrs A Cooper Jr, Ia Cain Or
j A Chanslor. L Ang j S Tobin, Cal
L Block, + Searles, Cal
Miss NJ WnkIeman, Md Levin. San Leandro
Miss Winkelman. Nd A Dodge n
W Bauenschmidt. Nd Mrs A Dodge,
Mrs w Bauenschmidt, w A Norton.
Md + ] de Harte Or
Coils. London Mrs f de Harte. Or
T r Ayers, London II Flint, Angels
Schwartzenbach, Ger Calman.
NJ J Frantz. Colo List London
Williams, Colo Mrs List, London
b NJ Williams. Colo A Gasser. S Diego
w Mccarthy, Cal J II Haly, Jose
Mrs w Mccarthy, Cal G e Babcock Cal
w C Rogers, Cal Mrs G e Babcock, Cal
p Martini. Cal Miss Babcock. Cal
Gen Sternberg. Z A H Henry, Jose
c Drake L Ang w NJ Meek, Denver
r J Field, Monterey II ] Straukamp
Mrs Field Monterey Miss Straukamp. n
S Field. Monterey w Straukamp. n
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
W Donovan. Utah C II McFadden Colo
J Thomas Arizona c II Lewis. Cal
J Cunningham. Butte c Coffy New Haven
II Parker, Hedges. n Y
NJ McWordon, Cal Byrd, Boston
] NJ Winner. Sacto f b Olsen. MERGED
Stotty. FL Paso j Hamilton, Chgo
] A King. Utah r Port, Cal
A A SnYder. Stockton
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Alameda County.

Julia A. Klinkensmith or Klingensmth or
Julia a. Scott 10 J. Dalzeh Brown. commence
ing at a point in block 4S3, 125 W of Market
street and 1910 Of Railroad avenue thence
44:S. w 25:2. AIS f 25:2 Oakland; $40
Julia \. Scott or Julia a. Klnkensmith or
Klingensmith to same, lot on W line Of Market
street, 1s0:1o of Railroad avenue, 5 40, " 125,
63. f 127:l, portion OF block 4S5, Market
street Tract Oakland; 500
Columbian Mutual Building and Loan Asso-
citation to Ira Vaughan lot on 5 line OF Forty
sixth street. l40 = Of Grove. + . by S 100, be
ing w half of lot g. block 2ll0 Alden Tract at
Temescgl. Oakland; $500.
John and Catherine Garvin to same. lot on
f line of Castro street. 100 y of Seventh. n
% by + -, being lot .. block T. Oakland;
M w. and Annie Holmes to e. B. Thorne,
lot on line of Albion street, 427:7 + of Grove,
L 50 by 141 3, being lot 30, Alden Tract Oak
land; so.
Hill. same. Oakland: SO.
Estate OF Winifred curtis Cby James STANLEY,
of Railroad avenue. III f of Union street, E
20 by 12S:3l2. Oakland 5000.
Jennie G. Nichols to Ira Vaughan, lot on $
line of Nolan Thirtythird street, 1861 r
of Grove, s 10. 44.6. n to line of Thirty
third. w 50 to beginning. being portion of lot
Z, Collins Tract Oakland: $40.
Lizzie Melbourne and Louis A. Lafranca (by
commissioner to Oakland Building and Loan
Association. lot on NV line OF Kennedy street,
800 SW of Railroad avenue. NV lll.eO, SW 30,
Sc 90.11. f 2S.39. NE 11.i4 to beginning, being
portion of lot "a. block A. Kennedy Tract, East
Oakland: s134S.
,ot on n limo n Mutton street 100 " of San
Do Ia aI,an,"e " ~ Nv y 100 bainp the +, IA
- az iat ie Nsjito ,rroct Gakiand. SD ~
r, ioS NJ ~ cifridga t Grace r. Over LOT ( Pa
o,6 M Tbeoi6qicsi seminary Tract Oakland:
si5n
$S | anal pudolnb 70 G w and / F
ujtbrcx,, ''' Iot hioct = Golden Gate Tract
oakland '(snbiect 10 a mortgage for S45o): $500
@eIestia S9mucI ard S NJ Nixon and Roger
NJ Da,iiison 70 stenhen II Morse lot on r,
M M; "a nh aynnne 20 Of Weston n
e. I, i2o { 3 "a w 12A to baginnirg being lot
spd ~ ,oytjon Of LOT / block A Weston Tract
oaLIand SEQ
phiiinSo O. rincoln IN Henry n Wood lots
g and block c Lincoln Park Oakland
Si,o W -
n uaror II T Watkinson and Mar
sbai, pierre 70 same same (ouitclaim decd: S.
eiI Eiizabetb II smear 10 James T. and Mary A.
Moran lot on SI5 corner Of Addison and Eighth
streets y 90 nv s 100 being lot and W half
of lot block lo2 Ailston Tract, Berkeley
ss5o -
Jndson NJ and Louise s Davis to James
MofHtt Alice 6 Blake Ethel Ponroy and
Helen r Witcher lot 80 block p Harmon
Tract Rerleley: $500
Andrew and lane c. Jones to Cecilia A.
uavs Iot on cF line of PeraIta street i75 SW
Of Walter avenue SW 30 by Sc 125 being lots
II and 1s block G. Elmhurst Tract Brooklyn
Township: SO
Henry Fl. and Nellie J. Wood to Amos Sea
man. lots ) 6 and T. block c. Lincoln Park,
Oakland: 80
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-23
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND NOTICE-Mutual Savings Bank
of San Francisco 80 Post st.-For the half
year ending June go 1899. dividend has
been declared at the rate of and siX-tenths
g 81 per cent per annum on all deposits, free
of taxes payable and after Saturday.
July l. 1899. GEORGE A STORY. Cashier.
DIVIDEND NOTICE-The German Savings
and Loan Society. 526 California st.-For the
half year ending June 80 1899. dividend has
been declared at the rate of four az per
cent per annum on term deposits and three
and one-third g 1-3) per cent per annum on
ordinary deposits. free OF taxes payable n
and after SATURDAY. July l. 1890.
GEO. TOURNY. Secretary.
DIVIDEND NOTICE-San Francisco Savings
Union $50 California st. corner Wehb-For
the half year ending with the 3G>-l of June.
1899 dividend has been declared at the rate
per annum of four az per cent o. term de-
posts and three and one-thrd g 1-0 per cent
on ordinary deposits. free OF taxes paya bic
on and after SATURDAY. JuIv /. 1899.
LOWELL WHITE. Cashier
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Builders Contracts.

Claus Spreckels (owner) with S. Giletti Sys-
TEN Company (contractor), architects Reid
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., concrete and cement
work for music stand in Golden Gate Park;
S46S7
Abe Stern (owner) with Conlin & Roberts
(contractors) architect Richard H. Hunt
Thing. metal work, roofing, felt, etc.. for cover
ing a roof main building and tower and
chimney tops on a residence commencing at
a point S. E of Octavia-street curb line and
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BAD tenants elected for 81; collections made
city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION
Co, 415 Montgomery ST. rooms $40; tel. j520
MRS ELLERT"S Penny Club members address
Immediately box AGO. Cali office.
ROOMS papered from So; whitened 81 up;
nafnting done Hartman Paint Co.. 919 Sd St
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-23

50 TRANSFERS for Martinez, , and horses.
81 rs to 50 a day; railroad work. free fare.
C. r. HANSEN & CO, 104 Geary ST.
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Father Mcdonald, Who IS Now in Charge
Of St. Charles Church.

Mcdonald
him and presented him with handsome gold watch suitably
mounted easel token of their high esteem
The a
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BARKEEPERS. BUTCHERS bakers
Bartender. mining town.
butchers for shops, mines, etc................
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s35 and SIS and found
bakers shops etc.. S45 to S35 and found
assistant bakers and boys to learn. .........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. to SIS and found
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MURRAY & READY.
Observation-Disclosures. .634 and $50 Clay st.
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G r HANSEN & Co.. PHONE GRANT 18
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.

q p HANSEN & CO....PHONE GRANT Is!
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Robert Cuprill dishwasher. wanted.
Restaurant cook, S17 80 a week; second cook
summer resort $780, broiler summer resort,
$50: fry cook, summer resort. $40 and found I;
second cook hotel. $50; second cook restauN
rant S45; cook, country restaurant, $50 and
found; second cook. country hotel 1876: Z
cooks country boarding houses. $685. dish
washer country hotel, $50 and free fare
kitchen hand, summer resort, S25 and free
fare. 49,.
2 walters country hotels, s25; waiter, coun-
try hotel $25 and fare advanced; pantrymanr
500.
washer, summer resort, $40 and free fare.
Elevator boy, with references, SIS and
found porter, country hotel, $40.
Baker country shop, $50 and found; cake
baker. country shop $40 and found; second
baker, hotel $45 and found; bakers helper,
$25 .
.............. MISCELLANEOUS -.............
u farmers. 81 25 a day and found; farm
ers $50 and found; mixer, $50; stableman,
country $50 and found.
Camp wheelwright city, 81 day and
found; carpenters, near city, 81 so to So
day; head donkeyman, boss here. SIS
and found sawyer, $50 and found Is labor
ers and pliers for mill and woods, s26 and
found.
Experienced egg Gambler. $40 to $50.
............... RAILROAD WORK...............
FREE FARE.................... FREE FARE
laborers to build rail fences 81 % a day.
100 laborers. teamsters and tunnelmen, 81 u
to 81 so free fare
C. R. HANSEN & CO, 1O4 Geary st.
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fireman for a large mine. $50 and found
................ BIG WAGES ..................
IS laborers, 10 hours, fare 50c..............-S
10 laborers, hours, fare Soc. s6t
..i MARRIED HELP ..............