The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 8, 1897, Page 4

4 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, JUNE 8 SONDRA'S ERA OF REVELRY BEGINS Native Daughters and Their Friends Are in Control. Travel Toward the Mountain Town Over a New Railway. To-Day the Delegates to the Grand Parior Will Begin Thelr Deliberations. EONORA, Can, June onora has been attacked and has capitulate i—in fact appears to enjoy the bloodless conquest that the Native Daugbters of the Goldrn ‘West achieved to-day. The Sierra Pacifi brought 200 delegates and visitors as far as Coopers, from which place they came by stage and in carriages, arriving at9 o'clock. A concert was being given in front of the Courthouse, but the large au- dience quickly dispersed when the tidings came that the first contingent of visitors had entered the city. The Native Daugh- ters at once betook themselves to their rooms, for they were somewhat fatigued after the long ride. To-morrow the fes- tivities will commence in earnest, and every one will for the balance of the week put business aside and give himself up to pleasure. The officers of the delegates are as follows: Past grand presidente—Mrs. Mollie B. Joh rand Parlor and son, Sscramenta; Mrs. Carrie R. Durham, Stockton; Miss C. K. Wittemeyer, Martinez; Miss Mae B. Wilkios, Santa Miss E. Al Spencer, Eureka: Miss Minme B. Coulter, Birtola, Martinez. E. Tilimap, San Fran- ident, Mrs. Belle W. santa Ro ss M. A President, Mrs. Mary clsco. First vice-pres Conrad, ry, Mrs. Ge C. Ryan, San Fran- cisco Marshal, Mrs. Edith Laird, Angels Camp. Inside sentinel, Miss Annie Kersins, Meri- posa. Outside sentinel, Miss Edith Bor Ven- tura. Trustees—Mrs, Helen Juarez, Napa; Miss | Lizzie Douglass,San Francisco; Miss Emma cramento; Mrs. Maud Auderson, An- Pettygrove, San Francisco. No, ackson—Mrs. Flora Podesta and Miss Mellie Peck. Minerva No. 2, San Francisco—Miss Mary E. Dempsey and Miss Hattie Murray. Alta No, 3, San Francisco—Miss Marguerite Grote, a Steinbach, Mrs. Isabelie Pomeroy, Mrs. May Freach and Miss Annie Bagge. ta Rosa No. 4, Santa Rosa—Mrs, Lizzie in No. 5, Stockton—Mrs. Lena H. M Mrs. Belle Stockwell and Mrs. Grace Wi Laurel No. 6, Nevada City—Miss Mi Brand and Miss Nilon Oro Fino No. 9. San Franeisco—Miss May and Miss nma Di ita No. 10, Kedwood Stafford Meraquita No. Placerville—Miss Louisa Sheppard and Miss Kate T. Brigss. Eschol No. 16, Napa—Mrs. Belle Thompson. a—Miss Augusta nie H. 1ty—Miss Minnie No. 21, Martinez—Miss M. Dilling- California 22, Sacramento—Mrs. Abbe Jacox, Mrs. B J . Eva Nickell, La Esperanza No. 24, Los Angeles—Miss Mary Meade. €anta Cruz 6, Santa Cruz—Mrs, Clara Stafford Occident No. 28, Bernell, Menzanita No. 29, Grass Valley—Miss Sophie iss Flora Huss. Bar No. 30, Sterra City—Miss M. E. Naomi Abbs. Parri No. 38, Dixon—Mrs. Mary Grieve. Chispa No. 40, Jone Lizzie Heffren. Camilia No. 41, erson—Mrs. Julia eaver. Sierra No. 42, Dutch Flat—Miss Jannie Bart- ert Ruby No. 46 Union No. 4 Rose Day, E: Tapome No. . Stiller. Orinda No. 56, San Francisco—Mrs, Leoa B. Mills, Miss Mae Fremont No. Hayes. 1 Franeisco—Mrs. Mamie Danjels. Olivina No. auert. Mariposa No. 0. 36, Downieville—Mrs, Bessie A Murphys—Miss M. R Eain Smith. ncisco—Miss 61, Alyarado—Miss Mildred 63, Mariposa—Miss Lucy I Sonora—Mrs. L. Van Har- . 68, San Francisco—Mrs. G. ene, Mrs. Nellie Rade: rench Corral—Mrs. Kate Columbia No, 70, F €. Wood. sta No. 71, Ferndale—Mrs. Anna Mon- 72, 8 0. 72, San Francisco—Mrs, S1d- die P. Daggett. California No. 74, Bnieids. Fritas No. 75, Merced—Miss Flora Golman. yiCrescent No. 76, Crescent Cits—iss Irene fusick. Jusnita No. 77, Amador—Mrs. Laurestina No. 79, Kenny. Amapola No. 80, Eutter Creek—Miss Laura Frakes, Miss May Randolph. San Jose No.51,5an Jose—dMiss Irene Mc- Marysville—Miss Kate Ilie Noce. Madera—Mrs. Annie wig. 83, San Francisco—Dr. Mary 0. 84, Angels Camp—Miss Lill n Concordia No. 85, Concord—Miss R. Neus- tader. Forest No. 86, Plymouth—Mrs. Callie Shields, Mrs. Annie Doman. Piedmont No. 87, Oakland—Miss A. Ham- merly, Mre. A. MacDonaid. Iyy No. 38, Lodi—Mrs. Emma Lillse. La Estreils No. 89, san Francisco—AMrs, Lucy Barbich, Mrs. Liilian Carlisle. Woodland No. 90, Woodiand—Miss Mae Cummings, Mrs. Harriet S. Lee. Miriam No. 91, Antioch—Miss M. Brown. Pinole No. 92, Pinole—Miss Nellie Barry. Paloma No. 93, San Diego—Mrs. Mary A. Auburey. hn Miguel No. 94, San Miguel—Miss Jesste Kirk. Buena Ventura No. 95, Ventura: Sifford. Sans Souei No. 96, San Francisco—Mrs. Min- nie Kalloch. Reichling 97, O'Conner. B_Lx‘icu View No. 98, Shasta—Miss Martha E. lair. Golden Era No. 99, Columbis—Miss Louise Eckel. Cora Xo. Fortuna—Mrs. . Emma INJURED 13 LARKSPUE BATHS. San Francisco Lad's Unlucky Dive Into Shaltow Water. SAN ANSELMO, CAL., June 7.—Hover- ing between life and death, W. Eggert lies on a bed at the Como Villa, paralyzed from a dive into the waters of the Lark- spur Slough. Eggert, who is 17 years old, came to Marin County to spend the sum- mer, and with a party of boys left San Anselmo on the train for the baths at Larkspur. Young Eggert Gived into the salt water at the baths before his companions, but stayed® under water sn unreasonable length of time, His friends, fearing he hiad been injured, jumped into the water 1o rescue him. The lad baa got stuck in a 80!t spot and was firmly held in the mud, while the shock had paralyzed him to some extent. He was released and taken ashore, where it was found that he was severely injured. With all possible haste he was conveyed 1o San Anselmo. A physician from San Rafael attended the boy. To-day the laa is between Life and death. B eormiin, Highlands Kabbit-Drive. AN BERNARDINO, CaL., June 7.—In a rabbit-drive at Highlands on Saturday 1000 rabbits were driven into a stockade and slanghtered. This section is now practicaliy rid of the pests. — e KESWICK'S RAPID GROWTH. of Most Prosperous Mining Camp~, of Which Littte Is Heard. REDDING, CaL.. June 7.—The town of Keswick, eight miles north of Redding, i3 one of tlie most prosperous mining camns in Northern California, and is not often heard of on the outside. The Iron Mountain Copper Company employs 340 men at its mine, ten miles irom Keswick, and probably twice as many more in and abour its three smelters at Keswick. A year ago there was one house in the town proper, where to-day there are at least fifty housss, eight saloons, three ho- tels and several families living in tents-or anything that will sfford shelter. A plant for a weekly newspaper, to be calied the Mountain Miner, is on tne ground, and tue publication will soon make its appear- ance. A sciool district has been organ- ized for $8000 for a schoo!bouse. One California’s catse there are no suitable accommoda- tions, but the company has commenced the construction of forty-five new col- tages, which it will rent to its employes. Private parties will build as many miore nouses during the summer if the lumber holds out. The floating population is large. There is & constant stream in and out of men packing their blankets. The smelter smoke is more than some can siand long, and the outward-bound string of men is composed of those whoare “smoked out.”’ The inward-bound string is made up of those seeking employment. Locslly the town is invariably called Keswick, but that is really the name of the railroad station and postoffice two miles distant. The founders of the town site christened it South Park. In estab- { lishing the school district the name Compion was given, and when it came to | naming the postoffice the department at | Washingt have none of these names. Finally the people petitioned to have the postoffice called Taylor, in honor of the late Clay W. Taylor, and the depariment at Wash- ington approved of the cnoice. e DROWNED NKEAR FOLSOM. William Callahan of Folsom Ferishes in Sight of His Wite. Rancher Callaban, & prominent and wealthy young farmer and orcbardist of Piacer County, | whose residence is three miles from Loomis, was drowned near Folsom 1his afternoon whiie fishing in the American River. Callahan was wading in the swift waters a short distance below the suspen- sion bridge when he was either swept off his feet or stepped intoa deep hole. He struggled for life in the sight of his wile and two or threelittie chiidren, who had accompanied him on the pieasnure excur- sion, but tueywere unable to lend him any stance and he was drowned. A num ber of men went to the scene from Folsom and made an effort 1o recover the body, but in vain. Callaban was about 35 years of age and a nephew of D. E. Cal- lahan, who formerly conducted the Goid- en Eagle Hotel in this city. PERJURY IN A SAN JOSE TRIAL Prosecuting Witness Admits That He Swore Falsely and Is Committed 1o Prison. SAN JOSE, CaL., June 7.—J. M. Brim- son, who had Grover Clare arrested a few days ago on a charge of stealing a wateh, was to-day charged with perjury. On Eaturday Brimson complained that his watch had been stolen by Ciare and sold to A. L. Lowenstein for §2 50. At the rial this morning 1t was proved by Clare and William Brimson, a brother jof the com- plainant, that the latter bad given the watch to Clare to pawn, and Brimson bhad full knowledge of the fact that the waten was disposed of to Lowenstein for $2 50. Of this money Clare got complainant §2. Brimson admitted on the stand to-day he facts as proved by his prother ana Clare, and that his oath in making the petty larceny complaint was talse. He claimed it was done to recover the watch without paying back the money whica was realized upon it. On this siartling statement the defend- ant was discharged, and Brimson was or- dered into custody while the District At- torney took steps to prepare a perjury complaint against him. Brimson’s ex- ammation was set for 10-morrow morning and bail fixed at $5000. - Brysw's Visvit to San Jose. N JOSE, CAL.,, June 7.—The Demo- cratic and Populist Connty Central Com- mittees are busy making preparations for the recepiion of William Jennings Brya on Thursday, July 8. The two commit- tees will meot Wednesday and complete arrangements for the occasion. Bryan will arrive here in the morning. He will probably speak’ from the court- house steps, so that all will have an oppor- tunity to hear him. The reception to the orator will be a rousing one. i e To Advertise Santa (lara County. SAN JOSE, CaL., June 7.—The Board of Supervisors to-day appropriated $400 to aid the Santa Ciara County Caristian En- deavorers in issuing a souvenir of the county for distribution at tional Endeavor Convention in San Fran- cisco in Ju! The book will be devoted to Sunta Clara County resources and aid greatly in advertising the county. g gf 72 Fire at dan Bernardino. SAN BERNARDINO, CaL, June 7.— The residence of M. Knapp was entirely destroyed by fire this morning. occassion- ing a loss of $1200, insured for $800. - Cannery jor North Ontario, BAN BERNARDINO, Cat., June 7.— Articles incorporating the North Ontario It Packing Company were filed to-day. has a capital stock of $20,000 and $9450 h actually been paid in. This company pro- poses to pack and can tne immense crop of deciduous fruits annually raised in its neighborhood, most of it having been herstofore shipped in bulk to Los Angeles. nd already has voted to bond itself | There are but few famiiies as yet, be- | for reasons of its own, would | Proseruting’ Altoraey Mr. | the Interna- | | interested GAMBLERS DRIVEN FROM SAUSALITO Failure of the Attempt to Operate Faro Games. Officials Induce Owners of Buildings Not to Lease Quarters. Citizens of the Town Determined to Prevent the Threatened Invasion. SAUSALITO, Car., June 7.--Law and order triumphed in Sausalito to-day. The iaro games were ready, new outfits arrived on the morning boats, but not a card was dealt, not a wheel of fortune revolved, and the colored tables failed 10 dazzle the eyes of the betting public. Prosecuting Attorney Adolph Syiva this morning visited one of the faro resorts in El Monte Hotel, on Water street, and in- formed the men in charge that the law would be enforced at the first attempt to open a resort where wheels of fortune or any other gambling devices were to be operated. The gamblers were disposed to dely the law, but the proprietors of the bouse wherein the games were to be operated, were fearful of the consequences. J.E. Slinkey rented apartments in his | hotel to Argyli & Harvey for $100. This money was paid back this morning, the witnessing the transaction. : The poolroom proprietors—Harrison & Co., and Abrabam & Co.—are as much | in the downing of the faro | | resorts as are tne officers and the peogle, | SACRAMENTO,CaL., June 7.—William | | law. for if the gambling dens open, Sausalito | people will not only run them out, bu:| t the poolrooms as well. This morning an early boat brought a faro outfit to Sausaiito. No attempt was made to hide it, and within ten minutes «very person in town knew of the arrival. ‘Tne officers were on deck and the pro- prietors were cautioned against opening in Sausalito. Attorney Sylva told the gambiers that if the police force in ausa- lito was not sufficient to_handle them he would call upon San Rafael and otker towns to send their aeputies to uphold the On the streets of Sausalito to-day could ba seen more gamblers than have invaded the town for many a day. Every | one was looking forward to excitement, | 50 cents and the | | man Fowier of New Jersey for § and scattered about in the town w re | | officers from Mill Valley, Larkspur and other towns in the county. The larze building to be opened by Hughes & Co. of St. Louis is almost com- pleted. 1t is said ibat as soon as this is | opened for business more trouble will be in store. Already two poolrooms are in active oparation, and two, so say the peo- vle, are enough. The report that Huxkes & Co. intend fo run other gambling games cannot be substantiated, bui it is gen- eraily believed to be true. STOCKION INSUBANCE WAR, Opening Clash Between the Agents and Und-rewriters. STOCKTON, Cav., June 7.—Alfred Stiil- man, secretary of the executive committee of the Board of kire Underwriters of the Pacific at San Francisco, has given notice io the agents in Stockton that unless the “agents’ agreement’’ is signed on or before the 10th asy of June their authority as agents of the company is suspended, and they bave no authority to scoept new business, renew existingz business or make any indortement on any policy. Their autnority is restricted exclusively to the closing of accounts on business written priorto the 10th day of June. and no pol- icy can be written taking effect on or alter the 10th day of June. The insurance combine has selected Stockton as the place to begin its battle against a league of msurance men which exists in various cities of California, nota. bly Stockton, Sacramento and San Jose. The league was organized to resist what insurance agents consider unjust action on the part of the companies. A meeting of the btockton agents was held this ernoon, but they do not know just what action to take. .y ARIZONA ONYX MINES, Derelopment Work to Be Commenced at Once at the Big Bug. PRESCOTT, Ariz, June 7.—George C. Underhill, the marble expert of Rutland, Vt, has arrived in this city with five | Bastern guarrymen and will proceed at once to the Big Bug cnyx mine, twenty- eignt miles southeast of here. This is the proper.y recently purchased by Congress- 50.000, The presence of Uunderhill and his ex- perts means the immediate development of one of the richest cnyx mines in the wor!d, and this development is undoubt- edly due to the fact that the new tariff law will place a heavy tax on Mexican onyx. Underhil! will remain atthe Big Bng only long enough to see the work of opening up the devosit well under way, while the expert quarrymen who accom- pany him will remain to direct the large torce of men that will be put at work at once. e e S10CKTON DkiyvERS PLIGHT, Dragged a Distance of Fi Ttumaway Horsr. SBTOCKTON, CAL, June 7.—Otto Schme- der, who drives N. Costa’s delivery wagon, had a narrow escape from being dragged to death this morning. He and a friend from San Francisco were in the wagon. When near the pumping station one of the shafts became ioose from the front axle. Tne horse stariel to run and the result was a sudden jolt to one side ana the two men were thiown ont. he young man from San Francisco was not hurt, but Schmeder held to the reins and was dragged lor five blocks. He then tried to let go, but was entangled in the reins. One of the wheels rubved against his shoulder the greater part of the dis- tance and his shoes were torn from his Blocks by a | that has ever been discovered. You can feet, He finally freed himself. His in- juries are not danserous. Sudden Death at Son Rafael. SAN RAFAEL, CaL., June 7.—Charles Kunz, the proprietor of tne Buffalo brew- ery’s bottling depot at this piace, com- piained of pains in his chest yesterday afternoon about 4 o’clock. At 7 o’clock be was dead. Heart disease caused his demise. WILL YOU LOSE " YOU HAD A HAND WITH FOUR aces in it and merely a deuce spot to play as your last card you would take a little trouble to see to it that the small card had a chance of w:nning in some way. Quite anxious to win at cards, but in the game of life it appears that you care not as to whether you win or ‘get left.” Is that sense? Is it folly? We will admit that you do feel ‘*‘zone in”; | that you do feel that there is no chance | for you in the world; that you do not | sieep; thaut you cannot rest, and that you | are nervous as nervous can be. But just think of your game of cards for a mo- ment. By alittle strategy you can make the deuce spot win the odd trick! To win back your health you need no strategy— nothing but a straight showing that you wish to win it back. Will you take a little bit of plain advice? It won’t cost you one ordinary “bean.”’ For sufferers such as you the doctors of the Hudson Medi- | cal Institute have discovered a specific which has the merit of being purely vege- | table, and yet so potent tbat it cures always. It works marvels. Would you | like to feel that you have again an oppor- | tunity to face the worid in a manly may, and not as a weak and a puny mortal? | You know that you would, and why will you delay? Send to the Institute and ask fo free circulars and testimonials about the great “Hudyan.” That is the name of the preatestand most efficacions specific get advice from the Hudsonian doctors | free, too. Come; for once in the world try to do the sensible thing. The Hudson Medical Institute is at the corner of Mar- ket, Stockton and Ellis streets. Call if you can—if not, write. You can give yourself an opportunity to win back your lost health, and that is THE LAST TRICK Are You Wl ? | Would You Be Well ? Would You Keep Well 2 * ==——IF 50 USE——— DR.MARTIN’S OF THE AGE, ieh is without an equal FOR EXTERNAL | NTERNAL USE. A CERTAIN CURE FOR | BARTLETT wssweveeses s SPRINGS Addition to Dining-Room. New Hotel Cottages. Accommedations Greatly Increased. COTTAGES COMPLIIELY The cnisine is perfect. Resident Physician. Advice as to Use of Waters Free, Swimming Tank, Mineral Tub, Vapor and Romen Baths. Competent Masseurs. ONLY RESORT KEEPING PAID ORCHESTRA. Danci Tennis, Bowling, Billiards, Cro- quet, Lanaball, Shuffie-boards. Livery end Burros RATES—Hot §15 per wee 6 per week. Cal! or address BARTLETT SPRINGS CO., 22 Fourth street, San Francisco, or H. R. . Bartlett Springs, Lake County, Cal. Pawmphlets mafled free. OTEL AND renovated. and hotel cottages, 10 to housexeeping cottages, $3 1o HOTEL VENDOME San Jose, Cal. HIS BEAUTIFUL HOTEL IS TOO WELL favorably known 10 require extended men- fon here a3 & ChArDINNE Summer resort, access- ible, homelike, and ever: department in willing 1d efficient hands. Write for rates and llus- irated svuveuir. GEO. P. SNELL, | | displays, HIGHLAND SPRINGS, On the Border of Clear Lake. LAKE COUNTY, CAL., The Great Sanitarium of the West. New and Commodious Hotel and elezautly furnished. Largest Dining-room North of San Frazclseo: will seat 500 people. THOUSANDS CURED BY THE WATFRS AT HIGHLA \D SPRING ., Over 30 Kinds of Mineral Springs. Where on ear-h can you find so mauy valuable Springs in » simi ar area just completed Resident Physicion in atten tan superd oli- benutiful mountaii scen fine trous rand smabi game p.entfo. mognifi- s through the mountains and around the rivaled mineral waters barhs in_variety. BLE UNSURPA~SED ANYW H £ RE the xhorte -t Stage Roate Into Lake —one of the most romantic and b-autiful stage roads on the coast. Round trip fare fro; San Francisco $8. Hotel Rates, 8150 to $2 50 per day, or $10 10 816 per weex. Take N F. & N, P. Railway to Hopiand,or S P. R .10 Calis thence by A short, delightful stage ride to d. Open every day in the year. riher inform ddress J. CRAIG, Highland Springs. Lake Co.. Cal Or see Iu San Francisco, I D. CRA G, 316 Moat- gomery st.Send for Iliustrated Pamphlet SANTA CATALIVE ISLAND! SEASON OF 1897. Greatest Atiractions in ihe West. Charming clim wonderful natural attrac- tlons, famous fishing ‘and wiid goat shooting. The Dew scenic ride from the ocean (o Middle itanch. Splendid coaches. famous Western drivers. De- ightfui coas: «xcursions. Novel ouidoor sports. d concerts every day. Dancing. Pyrotechnic wa'er Carnivals, ete. Hotel 'Metropole ainays open, enlarged, new addition, elegas baths. Grand ba/lroom, Isiand Villa opens Ju y 1 ull information, rates and Gran remodeled and etc., ready this season. U intor strated jamphlets Wilminzton Transportation Co., 222 5. SPRING LOS ANGELI CAL. California’s favorite resort. Located o a fowering slope from the beach, 3000 feet above Napa Valley. Climate nnsne. SEA BEACH HOTEL, NAP{ §0DA SPRINGS, BANTA CRUZ, CAL, ic.u{‘,nfl.m Famous Mountain Spa!l Unsurpussed view of Leach, Bay and Mountains, SALMON FISHING. Tennis Court, Croquet Grounds end Masic. Reasonsble Rates. For t-rms address JOHN T. SULLIVA S , Manager. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pains in Gen. eral, Dyspepsia, Dysentery, Cholers Morbus, Diphtheria, Sore Throat, | | Pneumonia, Diabetes, Nervous Com- | plaints, Discase of the Stemach and Bowels Generally, Liver and Kidney Complaints, Sciatics, Lumbago, Colds, Coughs, Local and General Debility, | Headache, Earache, ‘Toothache, Sick- | pessinStomach, Backache, Burns, Swels lings, Boils, Sores, Ulcers, Col Cramps, Sprains, Bruisos, Wounds, Indigestio | Excessive Itchings and many other | complaints too numerous to name here. | Scalds, | Skin Diseases, Price: 25¢c, 50c, $1.00 per Bottle, | L CALLISCH, Wholesale Agent for the | Pacific Cosst, San Jose, Cal. } For sale by ali druggists. _The trade suppliea | by Redington & Co., Mack & Ca. and Langley & Mioheels. 3au Franctaca, 'MADE_ME A MAN| Z AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY CURE £/ ALE Nervous Diseases—Foiling Mom: g [mpotency, Slooplossness, etoy oma by Ah\rlol orc’othgp xcesses and Indis- !lu(cl:lq % Vitality in old £it o man for ctady, bu LA Provant, Insanits and 0 in time. Their use shows ipmediato improve- mentand elfécta o CURE where ail other fail - In- sist upon having the genuine Ajax Tablets. They Bave cured thousands and will cure 7ou. Wo give a poo- itive written guarantee to effsct & curo m Ts in | each cass or refund the money. Price’ tgr Plc,klfii or eix pkges (fuil treetment) for $2.50. 7 ol To'plits wroster, upon rocoirt of price. Gironlar AX REMEDY CO., “fiarrit | For sale in San Francisco by Owl Drug Co., 1128 | Marcet: Leipnitz & Co., 260 Sutter: No Percentage | Pharmas., 953 Market, and Geo. Dahlbender & | Co., 214 Kearny | DRUNKARDS be craving ior drink la a disen and_surely CAN BE SAVED. | a marvelous cure for which has Leen discovered ‘called “Antl- Jag,” which n akes the inebriaie [0s a1 taste for stroug dring withour knowing wh it can be given secretly in tea, coffve. he like. 1 “Anu-Jag'’ is not kept by your druegist send one dollar to the Renova Chemical Co., 86 Broad- | war, New York, and 1t will be sent postpaid, in Plain wrapper, with fall directions how o give secretly. (nformation gladly given. Dok Lo DPUNGS Lol (VALIFORNTA'S MOST ENJOYABLE “RE- U'ore™ . noted for its Corative Powers of the spriugs. Best cquipped Mineral Baths in Lake Co. Rates to suit all. Also finest facilities for camp- ing. For particuiars aoply to F. MARTENS, Prop. Bachior P. O.. Lake County, Cal. orin San Erancisco at 416 Pliest. FRAK A. BU-SE. DOWN GO PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. BOCA HOTEL. The finest location on the Truckee River for fish- ing. Good bos Ing. Boats free 10 guests. Pleas- ant drives for bicycling or riding. LARG: SUNNY ROOMS. EXCLLLENT TABLE. RATE.‘; H $1.00 and $1.50 par Day. AS, McDONALD, Manager, Boea, Cala View, gnificent. Tabie supplied f teld and farm. Hot and e Napa Soda water baths. Telephone and Postoftice Burros to vide. Bowiing alleys, lennis, croqaet, Ewings and bammocks. Gas and running water in every room. He .1 for ssthmatics ~ WARM WATER SWIMMING TANK. Au idesl sum- mer resort. < nildren’s paradise; mothers de- ligns; husbands' res. ~Address ANDREW JACKSON, Napa Sods Springs P. O SODA BAY RESORT. CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT, Soda Bay, situated on Clear Laxe, is most plo- turesque. ~ Spriug is famous for the vast volume of delicious sodawater. Huuting, fisbing, boat and swimming are unsurpassed anywhere. table is supp led with the very best the market affords, and the comfort and welfare of (he guests carefully looked after. Daily stage from Pieta to Soda Bay direct. Fare from San Fraacisco $5 50; ronud trip $10. ¥. B. HE \TH, proprietor, Soda Bay, Kelsey- ville, Luke County, Cal. SKAGES noted for th HOT SPRINGS, Sonoma Co, only 414 nours from San Francisco, snd but9 miles’ atagl Waters heir medicinai virtues and generily conceded 10 be the finest natural bath water in tne State. Excellent climate and grand mountain ccenery. Long distance telephone: daily mail and express: weil-stocked trout_sireams. Round trip from San Francisco ontv $5 60. Take Tiburon ferry st 7:30 A M. or $:30 P. w. Terms, $2 & day or $12 & week. J. F. MULGREW, Proprietor. THE GEYSERS, Sonomu Co., 6 Hours from San Franciseo, ONE OF NATURE'S WONDERS. Grandest scent The hotel an enchanting em- bowered nome. New Fatbhouse, Tennis-cour:,eic. NATURAL STEAM AND MINERAL BATHS, epld Swimming Lake. New and inviting trails to iteresting points. Table unsurpassed. J.B. HORTON Manager. W CARLSBAD MINERAL SPRINGS. LAKE COUNTY, HE GREATEST HEALTH-GIVING WATER in America Specific for a1 _siomach, llver, kidnev and bladder troub es. W ho.el, mew N mavagement. Terms. 8 0 $10 per week. For particulors address W. K. Mc :OVERN, Keisey- vilie Lake €0, or DE. MCGOVEKN, 1577 Fol- som street, Sai Francisco. SPRINGS, PUTAH P. 0., “owAn LAKE COUNTY, [ NPER TRE ABLE SUPERVISION OF MRS, i- K H. BEER . Accommodations strict v ficst-c'ass. Bates $10 and 812: special terms 1o famil es P. O. and telephone. Kcund trip $10. S. P. office, 613 Market st. Address J. WALLACE SPAULDING, Mgr. UKIAH STABLES. H. MILLER, PROPRIETOR, STATE + street, adjoining Palece Hotel. Stage for Blue Lakes. Lautel Lell, Sara oea Springs, Upper Lake and Vichy springs. Best of care taken of iransient siock. Good Wagons for Gommercial mep and tourists. C For Bilious and Nervous disorders such Giddiness, Fullness and Swelling aiter meal of Heat, Loss of appetite, Shortness of Bre Eleep, Frightiul Dreams and all Nervous an, are caused by constipation, as most of the LIEF IN TWENIY MINUTES, try one box of these Pills and they BEECHAM'S PILLS, frame. 25¢. at Drug Stores, 1 Yor. NEW TO-DA PILL as _Wind and Pamn in the s, Dizziness and Drowsine: ath, Costiveness, d Trembling Sens m are. This is no fiction. ‘will be acknowle: A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. taken as directed. will quickly restore They prompily Temove ObStructions or irregularities of the sysee WEAK STOMACH, IMPAIRED DIGESTION, DISORDERED LIVER they act like magic—a few doses will work wonders u: muscular System, restoring the long-lost complexion, b, end arousing with the Kosebud of Health the wi These are facts admitted by thousands, in all cly guarantees to the Nervous and Debilitated is that Sale of uny Patent Medicine in the Worid. WITHQUT A RIVAL. Annual Sales over 6,000,000 Boxes. r will be sent by U.S. Agents, B. F. K, post paid, upon receipt of price. Book free upon applicat; Stomach, Sick Headachs, ss, Cold Chills, Flushings Blotches on the Skin,’ Disturbes ations, etc., when these symptoms THE FIRST DOSk WILL GIVE RE- Every sufferer is earnestly 1nvited to dged to be females to complete health. m. Fora pon the Vital organs, strengthening the ringing back the keen edge of appetite, hole physical energy of the human asses of society, and one of the best Beecham’s Pilis have the Largest ‘AILLV €0, 365 Canal St. New on. DR.MCNULTY, ’l‘nl‘i WELL-KNOWN AND RE raSpevialist cures Private,Nervous. X Diseuses of Men only. Manly Power restored. Over 20years'experience. Send for Book,free. Patieits Guredat Home. Terms reasonable. Hours, 9 to3 0 1083 ev'zs, Sundays, 10012, Consulza- tionfree and sucredly coutidential. Cull or address P. ROSCOE MeNULTY, M. D., Kearny Street, San Francisco. Cal. Biz & is a non-poisonou: remedy Gleet, Spermatorrhee: Whites, unnatural dis charges, or any inflamm: tion, irritation or ulcer tion of mucous mem rHEEvANS Ciewiout O, branes. Non-astringent. Sold by Druggists, or sent in plain wrapper, by express, prepaid, for 0, or 3 bottles, §3.75. sent on request. BLOOD POISO 014035 daye: Gaaraniect | LAUREL DELL, LEASANTLY LOCATED ON LAUREL DELL Lake; new diniog-room, new livery stable. 1t is now one of the most attractive outing places in Lake County. Raies $8 10 $12 per week. Boatlng and bathing free Bring your bathing sults. Ad. dress H. WAMBOLD, ssertha P, 0,, Lake vo., Cal ADAM SPRINGS, LAKE CO. AVORITE RESORT OF THE STATE: THE water is uuexcelled for medicinal purposes; iable unsurpassed; fine fishing an | hunting: scawe daily from Calistoga direct to springs: round trip at touthern Pacific offices $10. DK. W. K PRATHER, Adam Springs. ORR HOT SPRINGS, 14 MILES FROM UKIAR. FINK FISHING and huntiog. Baths free. .Water sure cure for rheumatism a0 ali skin diseases. Kound trip, 6 50. Board, $7 per week. J. H.ORK, Orr Post- office, Mendociuo County, Cal. GLENBROOK, NE OF THE MOST CHARMING RESORTS in the State. Fine cenery, hunting and fish- ing. Excellent table. For circulars and further intormation address 0. W. K. TREDWAY, Glen- orook, Lake County, Cal BURLINGAME. TOR REST AND COMFORT. REASONABLE prices. Address IRA G HOITT, Burlingame, Saa Maieo County, Oal 1 SEIGLER SPRINGS, LAKE COUN1Y HIS DELIGHTFUL WATERING-PLACE IS located in the midst of the Coast Kange. Abundance of mineral springs, hoi and cold plunge batus, large swimming-tank of mineral water, fine sione dining-roow: telephone con- nections. eleciric lights, livery accommodation; £00d trout-fishing and hunting. Round-trip tick- eisat 5. P. offices, $10. JOHN SPAULDING, Proprietor. ZETNA SPRINGS. PHERE IS HEALING IN THE WATER (for Rhrumatism. Maiaria, Nervousness, I pep.ia, Diabetes, etc.); there is Iife in (he swimming tank, tub and sieam baths: fine ho: amugements. Kates, $10 10 $14. Take 7:50 A, & Southern Pacific train 10r St. Helena; stiage con nects at 10.30 4. 3.~ Unlimited round-trip viokety ilars at ‘818 Battery st., or of W, L. L, Lidell Postoffice, Napa County, Cal. _PICTURESQUE SPOT OF BEN MOXND, in the Santa Cruz botel and rustic cottages, LL HARD FINISHED, with large ciosets. Two tennis courts aud bowling alley. = Buildings, grounds and river lighted by electricity. A mil§ of river for boning. Kound trip tickeis. 89, For particulars address THOS. L. BisLil Propsior, jen Lomond, Lal. 1 BLITHEDALE. NOW OPEN. HOTEL AND COTTAGES. A A\ pretty California spot on line of Mount Tamal. Qe Scenio Rallway. arriage meets all trains ai Aill Valley. Five minutes’ dr.ve. MR=, GREG LO- Mountains, Now contelning 80 rooms, rooms with private | | | | i GILROY HOT SPRINGS A Place Where the Invalid Can Surel - alid S oly Regain Health—Where the Tourist T1y Regale Himself Upon Magpificent and Picturesque Scenery ! Where the Summer Pilgrim May Find Rest, Refreshment and Reluxation. A Mecea for the Annual Secker After Repose and Reeuperatic A Rural Retreat. Where the Adjacent Hills Are Clothed in Garments of Matchless Glory, Whero the Ozr» Malaria Never L ifts Hig e the Waters ely From P. M. TRAIN FROM s dours from 2:30 P M. ealing Pour ¥ | Nature’s Own Fa San Franct: B Stage trains from T eis. ROOP & SON, Proprietors. PARAISO HOT SPRINGS, Monterey Conn® ty, Ca.—The arisbad of America—For : v heaiin rest, pleagure. climate. accommodations, scemery, Hower beds, cleanliness, tabie, not soia tub and 0 baths, hot suiphur tuband swimmingtanks, e treatment, specia bazh houses for ladies dy attendants, huniing and «,children’s ound, croquer, lawn tennis, dance-ball. Fox es Paraiso stands unsurpassed in she State. v enjoyment for young and old. ‘Take train Ihlid and Townsend streets, San Franclsco, 9 A. M., ana at st ard Broadway, Oaklind, 9:10 a. 3., daly, for Soledad. Keturn-trip ticket. ¥8. - ev. miies by stage. 7Telepiona and Posioflice. F iilusiraied pamghlets and sp_cial inoucements f d - ROBER ' SON, Lessee & Man, Lake Tahoe. The ! eading Resort of Californla. CASCADE HOUSE, LAKE TAHOE. TAHOE INN, LAKE TAHOE. HESE BEAUTY SPOTS OF THE WORLD apply to LAWRENC -~ & CO., Tallac 5icuse, Lave Tanoe. Cailforata. — T AN BRI IN—— ——OF— CASTLE CRAG, SHASTA COUNTY, QUEEN OF ALL MOUNTAIN RESORTS. The Tavern of Castie Crag will open for the re- ception of guests June 15. GEORGE SCHONEWALD, Manager, Room 59, Union Trust Building, San Frencisco. MADRONE MINERAL SPRINGS, QANTA CLARA COUNTY. MOUNT HAMIL- ®'ton range. elevation 2200 feet: best mineral water on this coast for ¢ f indigestion and urinary troub es; unexcelied huntiug and fishiny special rates to parties of more; stage con- nects at Madrone with mornfng trains Mon Wednesdays and ~a urdays; send for terms snd descriptive pamphiet JAMES CARTER, Manager. Go to Ftina Springs if yo health, recreation or rest. Perfect Go to climate ; no mosquitoes. Swimming Take 7:30 a. . Southern Pacific train for S: tickets, 700d until January 1, 1898, $7. Particulars at 318 Battery street, or of W. I Miicheu, Lioai b0, Nape Com- ZEtNAL ty, Cal PLANTATION HOUSE. a u want 18 MILES FROM CAZADERO, ON STAGE iine. Good trout fishing. plenty fruit. cream and milk; free convevance for parties of two oc more: grand redwood s e Address J. LUT- TRINGER, Seaview, Scnoma Co.. or apply E. KR 7 Front st., 8. F for particulars. POPE HOUSE. HIS WE )WN AND POCULAR K4 Iy resort is open 1 vear Tound: coriages familles: tenunis and croquet: beach and baths: bus m THE MILTON. BIG OAK FLAT veras Big Trees Siage | 0 Yo 1S now open. For choice »eais make eariy applica- tion to J. M. HUTCHINGS, 19 Moutgom'y st.. S GUA CALIENTE SPRINGS HOT £\ "Sonoma Valley—2 hours from S. I, via Tibu- ron Fercy, Warm mineral swimming asd tub baths. Fotel comp e remos refur- nished. Warer, gas, electric bells, Ra.es 81010812 per week, $2 per dny. Address AGUA CALIENTE SPRINGY, Agua Callente, Sonoma Coanty, Ca) or electric-a's (0 the ©F YOSEMIT £0. RETUR N NOW OPEN! CUHANNISBE FAMOUS MOUNTAIY, health and pleasiire resort in the miast of thé Napa redwoods; eievation 1200 feet; relif for asthmatics; invigorating mouutain air; lawn ten- nis, croquet and bowling alley:_fishing, huntin boating and swimming; $7 (0 $10 per wesk; re ductions to families. Seud for circulars 1o W. METZ, Napa, Cal. ']‘HE MILL VALLEY SANITAKIUM WILLB ready to r ceive gu and pati-nts June i5, 1897. Apply for Accommodatious Lo the snager, k. STEBLE, at the Mill Valley Savltarlum, East- land, Marin County, Cal ; on Kuropean p.as; mud baths a speciaity. OARD AT A RANCH: ONE MILE FROM station: first-ciass board and guod rooms: terms $6 per week; rairoad fare, $3 f0r round. trip ticket, Address Kedwood Grove, Occidental, Sonoma County. LAUREL GLEN FARM LYK SERING WATER; PLENTY OF MILK, cream. fruit and home comforts. For particu. lars address MRS, V. STUBEN B lars adares RAUCH, box 159, SOLID COMFORT HO 1] YILES FROM NAPA CITY, ON Veder: elevation 1585 feet: m water; fine scenery: healthy ciim: cure for asthma. a City. PALACE HOTEL, UKHML EADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS comme: cial men. and from all trains. HOTEL DE THORNTON, POTTER VALLEY. First-Clas< in Every Respect, E. r. HOLBROOK, PROPRIETOK. Rates, $7 per week. Eathand all modern con- Veniences iu connection with hocel. HOTEL DE REDWOOD. IX TH HEART OF THE S~ANTA CRUZ Mountains: board from $7 to $10 & weex campers' return ticket $2 50. Sen.. for elrculnr (o M. 8 COX, Laure), Cal a posti Address MKS. A. F. ALLEN, AND ¥ree bus and baggage to T BELMONT, SAN MAT. CO¥NTY, board for summer months: private family croques ground; large suuny rooms and bilard- r00m; convenlent for business men and iamily. MES) M. HANSE 'O LET—IN MILL VALLEY, ABBOISFORD Vilia of 6 furnished roums aud Dath, with > minuies’ waik from statlon. inguireJ. NES, Mill Vaile 0 RENT—AT RUBICON PARK, LAKE Ta- hoe, 2 5-room cottages furnished for housekeep- ing. Inquire of A. L. FROST, Sacramento, or after June 1 to Rubicon Park. ( UIET HOME IN THE SANTA CRUZ MOUN- tains for summer boarding: home cooking; (efms reasonable. KUSE COITAGE, Alma, Sauta Clara Conaty, Cal. ~ 00D BOA D ON RANCH, SUBURB: OF X Cailstoga: plenty fresh exgs, bulter chickens and milk; $6 and $7 week: botwinera baths free. MRS. J. MONTGOMERY, Calistoga. Napa Co., Cal. NDERSON _SPRI: AKE COUNTY, open May 10: telephone connections; w:ite for circular Address J. AN DEKSON, Middietown. 68, NYPRESSLAWN FRUIT FARM—GOOD Ta- home comforts. 1. H. EPLEY, box 288, Weak Menand Women QHOULD USE DAMIA S'grear” Mexican Rtemedy Sirengtd (0 the Sexual Organs. A BITTERS, THE gives Health and