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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
Snfcln uno Widjtcn.

. .Nempprt. u. s., I. MGrS. =
gSobrello Scr lcbtcn 5lpci CAGE bobcll
bier orei Euorc Srounulgs.Sicen5ell
crlpirft. Die lie IN fcirem onoeren
Sbcil Der Gcrcini1ten Stoatcn crlon.
gen fonlten. IS marcn Dies Orci
Onfcl, Die ibrc Nidten hcirotbctcn.
Sle @clete ollcr nnbcren Stootcll
nerbirten Die ebelid)c &crbillouta Smi-
'd)en 10 nabcn @lutSperlponoten.
GoH cine Tom fam ans Mclu- Dorf.
IS moren SouiS g(bcl ultb NINA Mbel.
Ter Alterslunteritbico 5lpilhcn oicien
"eloen betr1gt MIR brei Sabre.
9oa ilpeitc Enor ipor Der 15.j1b.
rlgc Millinm @roltpe aus Solt Cafe
Gltp mo Mortbo @roupc @alterS,
30 Sabre alt; bus brittle Eaar fam
ans Sca Moincs, Ga, unb heiBt MO
les Mice ulb Slime 2iepenion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
Gmafer= Aplpnic Lit iidl AMI.

Cincinnati. O.. I. MGr5. -
Ntc befonnte Sbufer.aolonic, ncld)c
ilber eilt Sobrbrmoert binourh nobc
2ebanoil, g., beitano, Itett I'M Be
critic, lid oui5uloIcn. ,Sln Sabre
1905 5ngcll Die criten altiieoler Der
Sette aus 2cbonoi1, Ny, nobc
Ohio unb crlparben 1000 s(der 2ano
IN @orrcn-Gountp, no tic lange 3eit
proipcrirten. ginntal 51blte Ole Seftc
800 Mitglieoer uno griinoete 3ipeie.
Solomon nabc Canton, 8. nno Siah
@rioge, ap., ober beioc beiteben nid)t
mcbr. M Scbanon iino mr. nod
% Mitglicber anl 2ebeit unb bios
iiinf bon linen unter 70 u1o MIR
5lpei inter 90 SaDren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08

PAM BON Der Notionolearoc Siio.
Garolino's Iierber gefommeli ipor.
Gin Irgc perIoren ulb sic Sebfroit
oltf bent mberen guac lit bctrGttlid)
Qcltort. Ser irualide Streit cntiponn
ii6 am Gonneritog Nbcnb in cillcm
biciigcn ieinen Heituuront. utb I'M
Gcrloli oca GoniliftcS ihlllg Ser BE.
ger icincm @egncr Die @rillcngIGler
IN Die 9lltgen unb Gin splitter orollg
in Die Supple oes linfcn Mllaes. Ct.
Hobion iuuroe iofort in Elm Solpitol
geiboiit, no Die g%ntiernu1D oes 9on-
sen gugopicls notbmenbig iprroc.
gllth bos rcdtc Iltac lit nod IN be
bcntlid)em 3nitonbe. Ger Ncgcr cltt-
fam ilno lit nod niht 5,r @nft &C.
brddt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
Seging Selbltmorb in San Tran-
cisco. "..y.

Gan. Srunctacn Gol., I.
WfIrs. - Inideinenb III cinem 9llls
ioll bon Sriibiin1 bot bier Die S.
IabriNc Sruu SouiIn Spncs, Satin
Don Nleranber Sprlcs in Der Stobt
HcW.yorf, ibrenl 2cben Elm 3iel &c
lebt. in0cn1 lie Selld)tgoa c%inothnete.
Sbrc Seifc mlroe in ibrer @obnitne
%ncfunoen. Gle Selbltmoroerin bat
ollf orei 9riefc binterluiien, bon De-
men elmer oil ihrcn Hed)tsunpolt, &.
". g. Sobniton in Mem,Dorf, &c.
rid)tct lit. Srou SoneS itonlmtc aus
Connecticut, nor lett l1ngerer 3eit
trGrflid ullo befonb lid, nit ober
oDne Seglcituna ibres @ottcn piel
orf Mciiell. 3ultbt IoG tic lid I'M
Staotc @ulhington oli9eboltcn Ia.
bcn, Ood meib mol, nidt, al, p,lhenl
Grit, lulb Elm @rltnb 81 ihrcm Scr
5lueiilllnesifritt lit nid)t befarnt.
Menn tSrnu Solles nibt in 9eglei-
iltlg hires @utten reiite, icbte lie iit
Oireft nit Dem Inpolt Sohniton in
Ncw.0orf in &erbinolnrg, Don lpcl
d)em lie lhre 9aormittel be5og.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
Sipbtbcritis inter Sfnocntcn.

Eropibcncc, j.. s., I. NtGr5.
IL tSiinf Stubcnten Der .9rmull.
ltliueriitGt" befillbcn lid, an Gipb-
tbcritis leiocnb, i'm uHbooc Sslonb-
Spipitul." Grei Der Eutienten iitb
Mitglicocr bcs SdJwimm . Glub9,
ltllO mar permutbct 0nB lid Die jl,ns
qcn Sclttc biearonfheit imS hmimnl.
balm Der llniucrIit1t 5u5oQen. Ger
fiir gcitern nngeictte SdJmimn.Gon.
tcIt nit slmberlt ulo @illioms III
Nmberit. Moii.. mnroe III Iolgc Der
Grfranfuul9en abbeltellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
Wcttuerbpt in Scras.

Muffin, Ser, I. M0r5. Ger
Stootsicnot num geitcrn Nbeno bic
acgen bic Hcn1lpcttcn geri6tete Nos
bertion'idc @ia nit Is 9c0cn -
Stimmcn an. @ouoernci,r Campbell
ertheilte ober iomtit feline Niistlulit
iibcr bie Sraac. Oh ct Die MoBreGel
81, unter5eihnell gcocl1ft pbcr lldlt,
ipeull CT aud 5ll9ob, bob er cin 8c9:
ncr bcs 9lld)nlud)ens mo Der @ct'
ten lit. NQgemein nimnlt man oll,
oob cr Die @iu nidyt petircn miro.
burd) meld)c itbe Nrt bca Nbid)lllic$
les bon @etten ollf bclt Hennbobnct
untcriaat miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
SrGnbc.

6airfielb. Cont. I. M1rj. =
Iic bieiigc anlo9e Der .Spion Silb.
l%titiite Hlbber Co." Elm grpbes 1Sod)-
merfgcbGlloc, lit ollrd Seier 5critort
iporocn. Sd)abcn $4,000. Mon
rcrmlltbct 9ranoitiitung.
Eortlunb, Gre. I. Mdr5.
Die 6abrif Der ,@eltport 2umbcr
60" III @citport, all unlteren 2oi,i
.ocS Standardization gerietb alli lill-
befoniite @ciic in 9rono uno mnrOc
rcaitanbig cingedidert. moourd Gin
%ermoaensidaoen Don 100000 cl,t-
ltano.
q. 9ouis, Mo., 7. NGr5.
Cine 0cncrsbrllnIt brod) gcgen abcno
III Dem iiinhtodigen 8ebGuoe Der
Grocerpfirma 9. 9onbau & So. init
ten I'M @eif)ditsuiertel. ans unO rid.
tete einen Sdaoen bon $1OO,OO an.
etnc Teibe bon grploiioncn or.
idlperte Die S~botigfeit Der ISeucr.
ipebr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
Erufcllur Stnrr's Sprgc nm Hupie-
uclt.

Gbicogn, {. W1r5. ,Sbcooor1
Hooiepclt miro nicnlolH lebeno aus
Nfrifn 5uriiff1hrcn," crfl0rtc Treo.
y. Storr, Groieiior DOR 2lntbropolo-
gle an Der Gbicogocr ll1ipcriitGt, Dor
lclilcl Stuocnttn. ,9tidt Gle milbcn
Sbicrc ncrbcn i'm umbringcn, ocnn
Ac0cn Tngrifft Don milDcn Sbicrcl
lucib CT iid) 81 id)ilBcll. Nbcr Dos Sill
ma mn ouS GSitber. mclhcs III Oel,
olritnniihcn Gidul9cln lollert. bic
lol'cn, mclltcr Anlid)t nod mcniQ.
items, Moolcpclt'a Mildfchr ais Gila
Der llnnlo9lihtcit erihcincn. Ncrr
Mooieutlt lit idlon ST. alt, nm ocn
fllrd)tborcn flimotiihcn Terh1ltliiien
ocs Nnltflen GrNtbcila Stao boltell 5ll
fGnncn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
Am Sdnccitmrm mmacfummcn.

Carlisle, 30, Z. Mar5. -
an Der DortsHonb, iiiolid) BON bier,
mllrbc Ser 4S Sabre oltc reihc 6nr-
mcr glnlcr glsmortb anun BON
Cumberland III elmer Sdnccpcbc CT.
lrorcn ouigciunocn. Giicnbor mar
ser llngliiflidic in Der Noht pprl
Mittnod) ul,i/ Ionncritog, nod)bcm cr
bier cincn @ag9on ~perlniicn bate.
chi Dem Seimnegc in bcul SliiSnrb
erifopit 5uiommen gebrod)en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
Naubmurb in Sbiu.
olte Sul9ier bo3 Spier.
Tbr ocltid)er elfertned)t oca
Gerbrcd)cns %pcroGd)tigt.

TerDrCd)CflS ~OctOuu)Ilgt.
Golum b ua $, O., I. Wurj.
Cie biciigc ASoli5ei iobnoet ollI cll'rl
jungen Geutihen, Der filr5lid) nllI Der
Torm bon Sri. Salnie Soll9eltonj
III Worgons Stotipn, Fidamap-G pun.
IN, ais 9lrbeitcr ongcltcllt mar mo
I'M %erbad)t iteht, ieinc Nrbeitgebc.
rim ernloroet lulb berallbt 81 habel.
Sri. Suu9cltanG cine crcclltrlldc
cite Sumgier, mar ieit Srcltag per
gcngcucr Wode nidt ullbcrbulh
Tires Sollics gelebcn murocn uno ais
Nuhbarn IN oos 2ebtere ci~noron9clL
fnnben lie Die SermiBte ermoroet int
Mctt Dor. Gie 2cihc, pclfe &llgct-
mlltbcn inl aupf unb Singcrn1gcl-
male I'M @eiidt nllo um 0alic oii-
mics, mar in Nohttleiocr mo 9ctt.
tiid)cr gcbiilt. Gin 9fcpolucr lag
ncbcn oericlbcn. 2lugelld)cinlid bate
ser W0rocr bic @afie ullf Dos Sctt
aclegt, nm ben Nnihcln 5u crmcfclL
ooB ii9 Die oltc Game lclbIt INNS
&eben gcbroht babe. Der Coroner
fem inbelicu icbr bolo 5t Der llcbcr.
5cuguiig, oaB ein Moro porllcgt, rlo
bob bos &crbrcd)en bereits Dor iilnl
oocr ied)a Sagen bcaungcn mnroc.
0oa gon5c @cbGlloe NOR, pom Gro
gcidoB bis gum TahItubl, Don Dem
M0roer ourhniiblt moroen. llll5mci-
ielhoit bate cS bcrlelbe oui bic Der
~borgcncn SddBc ~iciles Spfers ob.
gcicben, Ocnn Sri. Sougelton5 ltalo
III Dem Huie, groBc Summcn 8cIoca
IN ibrem &nllic oui5utenabrcn.
Sbutidhlid botte lie lid, crit Dor 5pci
@pd)cn 9cncigert. oemG rGn9en ibrcS
&ruoers n%ud)5ugcben uno ibr @clO
cincr 9unf nn5ltucrtroucl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
is bat feline Gle.

Serington. ap.. Z. Mar5. =
Ter I%ppeQbof pom &entudp bat Die
,Gntideioung aefdQt, oaB SRI. Sran.
ces IeGlelanb heiratben mlib, ebe
iic $4,000. Die ibr Snfel ibr inter
bieicr 9eoinsung permaht bat, erbcit
fonn. Sic lit nod iebr jung uno ser
@erid)tsbof ieste bin5u, oab lie iif,
sum Seiratben 10 picl 3cit nebmen
fam, ais lic miiiic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
MicOcr i'm Upllen Sctricb.

%cperlp Moii. 7. MGrj.
8ic bcfunnt genloft miro, ioQ Die
beige Subrif Der .llnitco Sboc
Mahinerp 60" morgcn ben po1cl
@etrieb m%linebmen. Seit cinem
Sabre bottc Die Snbrif tGglid MIR
nelrn Stllnoen orbeiten loiien. nun.
mebr obcr miro Die tGglihc 9lrbcita.
5eit mn cine Stluloe pe%rlGlgert. Die
Iobrit belhaftigt ungeiabr 2G00
Mrbciter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
NDnamit ais Wittel gum Sclbit=
mprb.

Glcpclano, Senn, I. Wt1tri.-
Ter ~60-iobrigc lupio Goiiman per-
'd)otftc iih Elm Stiid 0puomit, be.
teltigte oaran cine 2unte, bic CT oll.
5ilnoetc. nno lcgtc iid) bont oui oos
9pnamit. Glrd Die MN folgenoe
Grploiion Wrroe Iein aorper in s(to-
me ierriiiCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
SubnIun's Miheriulge.
Golifprnien'a @eicb9ebung mill nIdt}
mcbr bon jopanerfcinblihen &oy
logell miiiell.

mcbr bon jopanerfcinoli6en &oy
lugell luillcn.
Socromento .. Sal, I. Morj.
- @rope =. Sobnion. Der glutor Der
iopaniiden Sfultrenmlngss& orloge,
Die Dor &llrSem IN @oibin9ton in
ullaebellres MiBfaqen crrcgtc, 500
geitcrn ieine genleiniomc Gclolutlon,
Die Den ndfiten Gon9rcB sur Nn'
nobnle zines oliotiihen Gusi6lltb,
@eietes beltimmen iollte, 5urild.
Stott beiien feb er cine inbaltlld'
glcidJartige Gorloge Dem Gonllte 5ur
Ginbringung pon 9ias 5ugebcn, ober
olib 9ieies biirite ieine 3llItimnlnJ
perlueigern.
Sic 5ltriidge5o9cnc GelolltIon nor
fiirslid pom Serot o%ngenonlnlet
mprbcn mo boroui Der Miicnlblp }u*
gegnngcll, Die ibr Shidiol in Die
&Gnoe zines einfopiigen Sonoer-Gos
mites lcQte, "a" III Dem Spred)er De5
Soitics, Ybllip u. Stunton, bcltano.
Teiien Antipothie 9egcn iebc iapn,
nerieinoliha @~eiebgebllng mar ober
ultt &rn. Sobnion 5llr @enilgc be.
forl1t. INT iebe Soffnuna ouf ein
Gurhbringen ieines iiingitcn Siltos3
oltf bieien @cgc o%ui5tgcben. Nus
oieicn 8rlt1oe bcihloB cr, Die Hcio-
luton 5ilrild5l5ieben mo iein Sell
nunmpbr einmal bei Dem Gomitc 5llr
Ginbringlllg Don Bills 5l pcriudcll.
"a obcr lit CT pom Hc9en III Die
1rouic 9%cfonmcn. Sprtder Stull.
tom bat Die Witglicber bcs Gomitc's
nit Hiidiibt olli bic iopoliid,c Tro9c
10 iorgfGltig ol,sgelpdblt, boB oil
cine 3ultinlnuunN .5lt cillcr anti
inponiiden WoBrc9cln irgsnomelhcr
grt gor nidt 81 Oclfcn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
-Nnbitur in's 3ndtbams.

Brano Hopibs, Wid,., :.
Mars. - Gusmortb Sole, Der irii.
ferc glloltor Der Aotipnulbonf Don
Sraperlc Gitn Mid)., Der lid idul.
dig %befonntc, $4,000 ans Der aoiic
Der Sont uerllntrert 5i babcn. murDe
prnl Nid)tcr &nnppcn pom bicliocll
Slu~noe0Ncrlt)t alf fiinf Sabre in Die
Sr'erlmD9dnlIoIt nad) Detroit 9c.
ld)idt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08

ho1oeln. Spbolo oicic llnterbnno,
Iltllgel1 obgcihloiicn lino, merocn
Srontreid, unb &cllc5ltcla Gin Eroto-
foQ mlter5cid)neTL nnd) lucld)em ollie
lpcitercn StrcitiruAcn 0cnl Saogcr
Sd,icosgcrid)t Wntcrbreitct merbcn
lollcn.
&apincni il iir5c unb &c
bcn9pcrlu it.
MielL {. WfGr5, - Plus &drntbcll
bier cin9ctroifcncr Sclc0romne mel
Den. Dob bort cine In5ahl pcrbccrellz
Der Snluinen lHcocrNegongcn llno.
Giclc MGllicr IN pcrid)icocnel Cor
fern 0ea @drnthnCr @cbicta lllo tort
u~criiicn mo pcrihiittct. Solucit bis
icbt bcfunnt, iilb nillocItclla 5cbll
Hcrionen llnnIctommcrt.
% It &ut0ltrophC III Ntr=
fcnhCa0.
NirfcnhCu0, GnNlan0. 1.lt0ri.
49, Er Dem God, mcldc> bier I'M Hnu
be0riiitn lit. bnrit Gin S%fuboumnl.
lno bus einorinQtn0c @aI'cr toOtetc
16 Nrbcitcr. mcIdc Ii SllB inter benz
@oiicripicgcl mrbcitetcn. Grei anNcrc
2lrbciter plrorn Itbcn2lCiGhrltd1 pcr
lest. Ser iinur5icac %crlnit lit c.lorm
grob.
Gunfurrtn5f iii &lnub,
NonNfpnG. :. M1r5. - @db
reno biahcr ser Nciictrnnaport ilpt.
itcn Nongtof mn Non0tonN olla-
id1licblih pom Sd)iiicn ocs NorO01ut-
idltn @lopo bciorGt mllroc, hot Iih
ictt Gin d)inciiifsiiumciiitca SpnOi-
fat 0cbiloat, 0oa Dem Slono DARN
Golfurrcn5 maiden mill. 2oa Spn-
Oitot bat fiir 0cn 3rucd bertita ict)2
ltonpcgiidIc Compiler 9cd)artcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08

EnrtS, 1. M1rj. - Ger nudD Gll.
ropa gcId,itte pcncSueloniidc Com.
nltl'ar Sole DC >Seius Saul bat iid
BON bier nod Berlin begeben. ST lit
Wclp0brsnlonn fiir oic Mtittbcilluo.
Dob Fraliocnt Comes Dem Gr.Gr1ii.
benton Cairo uno oelien Satin Der.
botcn bat, &~cne6uclu 81 bctretel. Sr.
Eaill lit Der Nniiht, Guitrp lperoe lid,
BON europa nod Nicurogllo bcaeben,
iln nit leinem Sreunoc 3elapo, benz
oortigen ErGiibentcrL 81 bcrotbidlo.
gen. Ton BORT ans hofft Goltrp, nit
Ieinen Inb1ngerl III Tellciitclu Tiib-
lung nebnlcn jli fonllen, miro obcr,
iple Scllor Nulll glnllbt. bolnit tcill
@liid bnben.
Glrcttor @ruli Don ser olrd, Go.
'trp ans @enc5llela olta1eruicicnell
frnnjoli'd)en &abelgcieuid)oit lit olli
oenl Compiler ,@uapelonpe" Don
Sranfreid) llnd) ga @uuiro ilto Cara.
cas- III See g%cgolgen. Serr 9rlr
bat ulbeid)rGlittc Sollmodt sllr Sci.
legin9 Der id)lpebenoen Tifieren,el1
Nontells Der &obei0eiellld)uit nit Der
pene5neloniidcn Hcgierung 5ll inter
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-20
FEMALE HELP wANrED-cont,.uea

LADIES-Relable employment at home; steady
or part time: stamping transfers; $1.50 dozen
up. Room SIC. Westbsnk bldg. $50 Market St
NURSE for ) children, must sew some. $50
place in San Mateo: 4 mattresses for plain
hotel in country. $25 each cook and sec
ond girl for same house in San Rafael, $35
and 500 a good maid and seamstress for
lady living at hotel. s.: a lady's maid TO
80 TO Europe. one with experience and ref
erences from her last place. S35; an English
or Swedish parior maid and waitress. $50.
Call at MISS PLUNKETTS 1896 Suffer st.
corner OF Webster.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-20

NOTICE. have some genuine bargains In fur
nished fats. apartment houses and hotels: I
have I ro0ming house in high class neighbor-
hood that will clear you over 800 month
ard leave you nice apartments TO live in: e
you have few hundred dollars come and see
this u
GEO. A. HERRICK. SOS VAN NESS Av
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-20

BLACKSMITHS LOOKING FOR FINE BUSI-
NESS READ THIS AD-Retiring partner in
the best located BLACKSMITH HORSE
SHOEING and WAGON REPAIRING SHOP in
the city viii sell his half for 81 $50; 3 fires:
men employed; always rushed with work :;
shoes lT5 TO 90 horses monthly; rent only SIS;
lease years, honestly. this is the chance OF
lifetime: information only from BAIRD & Pc
TERSoN. $50 Market st.
$2oo-PARTNER WANTED in hne paying manu-
featuring business and small store: 1 man must
he cut all the time: first class line. BAIRD
& PETERSON. $50 Market 81.
SS2S-G GROCERY AND DELICATESSEN: Al 10
cation: good steady trade; no opposition; $500
actually In sight: owner leaving city: this
week only. BAIRD & PETERSON, $50 Mar
ket 50.
SiI5-SMALI. STORE with s living rooms: rent
only SIC; rooms rent for IS; Just the place
for the wife. BAIRD & PETERSON. $50
Market 81.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-20

GII.I.IFS & MAGSUS. BUSINESS BROKERS.
1OaS Market st. near Taylor. room 80.
Telephone Market 140a.
No Charge for Listing Business.
ST O0O-Bakery. complete; clearing 500 per
month.
STOO-trocery: good paying: in Sunset district.
$3.50 Butcher shop; in Marin Co.; $50 weekly
business
sTOO-p eIcstesseu. ice cream and candy; in
Mission.
S225-Flat; the biggest bargain in the city
S50o-- Boarding house; half the value Of the
furniture.
Ss0O-Butcher shop, fully equipped: make offer.
S70O-Saloou in California 81. Market.
$3.50 Restaurant; near carbarn and transfer
corner.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-20
RENT THAT VACANT ROOM

A small want ad in The Call will do it
quicker than a dozen signs plastered on your
windows and which spoil the looks of your
home besides. Phone Kearny SO for ad man
to call and you.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-20

Room and board in private
family within hours ride Of San Francisco
or small. furnished bungalow; state price. Box
21S6, Call Office.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-20

Box 314. San Anselmo.
LADIES wanted 10 take home work: part or full
time. experience unnecessary Triebers. rooms
2I3-215 Pacific building. ffh and Market.
An now selling all spring sample hats at IS.
ALICE NJ. DIXON. 227 Pacific building
LADY solicitor Tor serial magazine. salary and
commission proposition: must be of refined ap
pesrancc and able 10 furnish references Cali
between . and l. 2l9 Bacon blk, Oakland.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-20

Statesmen wanted st 23O1 23d, corner Florida
salaries and commission
TWO good men for interior valleys 10 follow
up an aggressive advertising campaign; Santa
Cruz beacr property; liberal commission Box
2444. Call Office
WANTED-30 agents. both sexes TO sell new
patented novelty; sells on its merits; from s.
70 S. can easily be made by live solicitors.
The American Card Case Co. 1927 and 1929
Golden Gate ay. Apply bet q. m. and p. m.
The copper era., 1909-06-24

10. After the introduction of an or dinance it must be read the first time in full, referred to the proper commit tee or lie over until the next regular meeting.
 II. Ordinances can only be intro duced and passed at regular meetings.
 12. An ordinance shall be read a second and third time by title unless one or more members present shall demand that the same shall be read in full on third reading before being placed on final passage.
 13. Rules 10, II and 12 may be sus- pended by majority vote of all the members present for the purpose of considering an ordinance out of reg ular order.
 IA. After an ordinance is passed to the third reading it is open for debate and amendment. Itmay be re-referred or placed upon final passage.
 15. All matters referred to commit tees shall be reported upon at the next regular meeting unless other wise ordered.
 16. All committees shall be ap- pointed by the Mayor or President, or in the absence of either, by a tempo rary President.
 17. All claims against the town and all reports shall be addressed to The Council of the Town of Clifton.
 IS. The Marshal and Clerk shall attend all meetings of the Council un- less excused by the Mayor or Pres ident. In the absence of the Clerk some member of the Council shall be appointed by the Mayor or President to keep record of the proceedings. The Marshal shall execute all sum- mons and requests of the Council
 19. The Council shall keep a jour nal of its proceedings, which shall at all times be open for inspection.
 20. On any question not herein mentioned the regular parliamentary rules shall prevail.
 21. Roberts "Rules of Order" is hereby adopted as the official Parlia- mentary guide of this Council.
 9. The foregoing rules or any part thereof, may be suspended, repealed or amended by vote of majority of all the members present.
 Approved June 22nd, 1909.
 Adopted June 22nd, 1909
 GEORGE FRASER,
 Attest: Mayor. R. R. BALL, Clerk.
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Merry-go rounds. .... S1O co per week Circus and tent shows S25 co for eact
 exhibition. And S15 % per day for
 each side show
 Fakirs, wheels of fortune, knife
 throwing, ring throwing or game
 of device of similar character
 Sl0 co per day.
 The license shall be S2O co per annuu
 tor each photograph gallery ol
 photographic business conducted
 for profit.
 This shall apply to any person or epresentative of any house or firm who shall within the city limits solicit or offer for sale any photo graphic view or portrait enlarge ment and who has not already com piled with Section 8 Ordinance No. 1 pertaining to peddlers.
 All persons who sell, dispose of or
 deal in, malt liquors in quantities of
 two gallons and upwards, shall be
 deemed to be wholesale malt or
 beer dealers and shall pay a quar-
 terly license of S25 co.
 All persons who shall sell, dispose of
 or deal in wines, distilled and malt
 liquors, of quantities of two gal
 Ions or upward shall be deemed to
 be wholesale liquor dealers, and
 shall pay a quarterly license of
 $50 co.
 All persons who shall sell. dispose of or deal in wines, distilled or malt liquors in quantities of less than two gallons will be deemed retail liquor dealers and shall pay a quarterly license of $50 %. Provided that any person who shall pay a quarterly license of $50 co as wholesale liquor dealer, may sell, dispose of or deal in wines, distilled and malt liquors in less quantities than two gallons without payment of additional license.
 All persons, firms, association or corporation, who at fixed place of business, are engaged in selling in- toXicatiug or malt liquors or engaged in the business of tailors, cleaners, grocers. druggists, dealers in curios, assayers, milliners, cobblers, jewel CTS, hardware, wood and coal, second hand goods, confectioners, bakers, restaurants, or dry goods. shall pay a quarterly license of S2.00 for each employe, including employer. Lii cense to be based on number of em. ployes during last quarter.
 Section 5. Any firm, person or cor poration engaged in any of the pur- suits or occupations named in Sec ton tOur (4) or thus ordinance who shall neglect or refuse within ten days Q0), after the publication of this ordinance to procure the required license, or who shall enter upon such pursuit or occupation without first having obtained the required license shall be deemed guilty of misde- meanor, and upon conviction shall be punished by fine of not less than ten dollars nor more than one hundred dollars and the costs of the prosecu- tion, and in default of the payment of such fine, shall be punishable by imprisonment in the town or county jail for not less than ten days or more than thirty days.
 Adopted June 22nd, 19O9
 Approved June 22nd, 1909.
 GEORGE FRASER,
 Attest: Mayor. R. R. BALL, Clerk.