The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 15, 1897, Page 4

4 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY MRS, PALOMARES DIES AT POMONA Passing of a Daughter of Alcalde Ignacio Alvarado. Was Reared in Luxury, Reduced to Straitened Circumstances. but Last Representative of Rule In the San Gabrlel Valiey. POMONA, Carn, June 14.-—-The death Mrs. ardo A. de Palomares oc- a brief illness. Eve s her demise. of curred to-day after one in Pomona Valley mou She lived all her lite in this locality, and | was the pioneer resident ley. No Mexican woman in California was better known than she, and she leaves over 150 relatives, scattered turoughout every county in California be- tweer San Diego and SBan Francisco. Over thirty of them live in San Francisco and Sacramento. Mrs. Pelomares was born in 1826 in San Gabriel Valley. Her father was Don Ignacio Alvarado, who was one of the Jast Spanish alcaldes in Southern Califor- nia. He was cousin of Governor Pio Pico, and when Franciscan missions were dis- established by orders from Government at the City of Mexico in 1830 Don Alvarado was granted over 20,000 acres of ranch land. No family lived more luxuriantly tban his. Often his sales of hides and tallow to Yankee traders at the ships on the coast brought returas of $40,000 in one year. His family spent every cent of it, and more too. A crock of gold dubloons always stood ready for use by any of the Alvarado household. Mrs, Palomares re- membered times when several thousen dollars were spent in entertainment of guests at her father's home in one week. But finally mortgages got heavy and numerous, and the Alvarado family was reduced to poverty. Mrs. Palomares mar- ried Francisco Palomares in 1850. was rich {from large Mexican land grants. He was a leading Democratic politician in Los Angeles County for some years, and was famous for his hospitaity. helped General Albert Eidney Jonnston get from Los Angeles to Texas in 1861 to assume his command in the Confederate arm Francisco Palomares became involved in morigages, and iwenty years ago he parted with the great San Jose ranch for a few thousand dollars. To-day the city of Pomona is located there, with its business blocks, residences and orance groves, Now it is worth nearly $500,000, Mre. Palomares hos had to exercise constant economy for years. She was the Mst rep- resentative of the Spanish reign in this locali PORTLAND GHOUL CONFESSES. One of the Thugs Who Stole Barker Ladd’s Bedy Turns Traitor fo Hs Cempenions. PORTLAND, Or., June 14—When the cases of the men indicted for stealing the corpse of the late Banker W. S. Ladd from a local cemetery were called in the Crim- inal Court to-day the younger of the party, Charles Montgomery, who murdered a man last winter ana got clear on a tech- | nicality, pleaded guilty, received a iwo years’ sentence at once and then turned State’s evidence. William Rector, another of the band, was placed on trigl. There had been a number of conversations between Mazone and Montgomery. The latter smiled when he said he would not mind “'going in” if there was a show to get any money out of it. Magone came up 10 his house, which is about two miles west of Oregon City, and talked it over with the witness, Magone changed his mind several times. Then be tol4 Montgomery he would hire the job done by a couple of men and pay them when he got $50 together. The chief conspirator's excuse was that his family was in_great need, the times were hard aud he had to do something desper- ate in order to live. 1 had been away up in the mountains meanwhile,” said Montgomery, Magone, I supposed, had given it up, and I asked him 1wo or three times if he had given itup. ‘Give up nothing,’ he asid. O the Sunday before the thing took place le came to my place and said he bad been around several davs looking for me. He said he had all the tools ready and that the job would have taken place if I had peen there. This was the 16th of ay.”’ This virtually clinches the guilt of Ma gone. — - HELD UP BY LUCUSTS. Zong Isiand Farmers Unable to Drice Through the Swarms. RIVERHEAD, L. L, June 14.—The road Jeading from Baiting Hollow to this place | was fairly blocked this morning by locusts of the seven-year variety. Farmers could not drive through the swarms. The noise madeby their wings was almost deafening. Where they came from or where they are going to no one knows. The farmers around here only hope that they will take an early departure. The cause {or the migratory impulse of the locusis is that they breed in dry, sandy districts, in which food is scarce, and are compelled to wander in order to get the | necessaries of life. The distance particu- lar swarms may travel dependson circum- stances, such as the strength of impulse and the quantity of food. Some swarms may travei 1000 miles. When a big swarm settles in a district all vegetation disavpears, and their hunger urges them on to another spot. e Whittier Achool <ppointments. LOS ANGELES, CAL., June 14.—By the time the trustees of Whittier State School have another meeting all employes under tue foru:er administration wiil have been removed and their places filled by patriots loyai to Governor Budd. 1tis announced to~day that the trustees have elected as treasurer of the school Hon. R. F. Del- valle. Other appointments made at’ the last meeting were: O, 8. Buckley, who bas been Justice of the Peace at Antelope Valley, was chosen as captain; Charles H. Treat, 'who was formerly a guard in the school, was given a captaincy; J. A. Mc- Intyre of Pasadena was appointed in- structor in the shoemaking depariment; Virgent Wyrick of this city and John Tiernan were made night watchmen. Ui, Depart From San Jove. SAN JOSE, Car., June 14.—Adjutant J. ‘W. Armstrong and his wife, Ensign Arm- strong, who bave been in charge of the Balvation Army here for the past fourteen months, have been ordered to Los An- geles, Ensign Pauli will assume com. mand of the corps. The retiring officars were tendered a farewell reception last evening. A Accident Near Chico CHICO, Car, June 14.—Wiliiam Watr, an employe of the Sierra Lumber Com- pany, met with an accident 1o-day which may cost him his life. Watt was stand- Spanish | of Pomona Val- | Southern | Healso | He | *and | ~ ing on the tramway near a large cable 0 which a heavy load of logs was attached, when the block through which the cable works broke. The cable struck Watt on the side of his face, breaking his jaw and almost severing his tongue. The pnlley struck him in the chest, knocking him a distance of several feet, where he lay un- conscious when reached by assistance. He may recover. S d o THREE VEERY OOD REASONS, Why a Georgia Mob Refrained From Lynching a Negro. JONESBORO, Ga., June 14—Dozens of his race have been lynchied for far less bruial crimes than that cbarged against Henry Simpson, a middle-aged negro who was placed in jail here 1o-night, but the mob that had him in custody did an un- expected thing and let the law take its course. Last Saturday Mrs. Alvin Turner, an aged lady, was brutally assaulted. Simpson was caught by a mob yesterday and marks of the woman’s finger-najg were found on bis face. The mob, after &t spirited debate, decided to turn bim over | 10 the authorities for ttiree reasons: Furst, that the weather was 100 warm for lynch- ing: secornd, that this is a prohibition community, and third, that the Urbana affair should discourage lawlessness. - SEATTLE EXi(UiIUN MDTAYED, Craemer’s Attornen« Follow the Durrant Cavs Procedure, SEATTLE, Wasu, June 14.—Henry Craemer, sentenced to be hanged for the | murder of Mrs. Muiler and babe in Au-| gust, 1504, was given another lease of life | to-day, when an application for a writ of habeas corpus was filed in the Federal court by his attorneys. This is the first step taken in the case since Governor Rogers granted & respite of ninety days, staying the execution of the death sen- tence nntil July 23. Should Judge Han- ford dismiss the arit an appesl will be taken to the United States Supreme Court. B e Sonoma Wil Celrbrate. | SONOMA, CarL., June 14.—The citizens -hera are to have a rousing celebration on Monday, July 5. The programme com- mittee, of which F. T. Dubring is chair- | man, has selected Henjamin Weed for orator, Dr. H. Davis to read the Deciaration of Independence, and Miss Claire Hope to sinz the “Star spangled | Banner.” James H. Albertson will be | the grand marshal Wi'l Camp at Santa Cru SANTA CRUZ, CAr June 14 —Colonel | | D. N. Fairbanks of Petaluma, Lieutenant | | Colonel A. K. Whitton of 8an Jose, Cap- tain D. A. Smitn, Lieutenant J. H. fendy of San Francisco and Lieutenant C. C. | Derby of New Almaden of the Fifth | Reciment, N. G. C., are registered at the | | Ocean House. They hav« decided on Santa | | Cruz for the next encampment of the | regiment. | ——— | | Cowboys Arizona Bandit. PRE , Amiz., June 14.—It is re- ported that the Coconino County cowtoys have raised $1000 tor the defense of Bandit +Jim" Parker and that a well-known Co- conino County lawyer has been employed to assist in his defense. —_— Drvorced at San Rafael. SAN RAFAEL, CaL, June 14.—Belle Macken was granted a divorce from John H. Macken to-day by Superior Judge | Angelotti. The case was brougbt to Marin County on a transler from San Francisco. | | i TEACHERS' OLUB EXERCISES An Interesting Evening of Speeches and Song ut Headquarters. There was an interesting session of the | Ban Francisco Teachers' Club at the Mer- | cantile Library last night. The programme | consisted of music and speeches, conclud ing with refreshments, | general way of education and the benefit | of teachers’ societies. He was followed by L. J. Chipman of San Jose, president of | |the Siate Teachers’ Association, who dwelt on the importance of the organiza- | tion, and said its work had been of great | value to teachers and the peuple of tie | State. The State Society will m-et in San | Francisco the latter part of December, being the first time it has met here in twelve years. The Pnilomel quartet sang during the evenine and was often recalled. The Teachers’ Club is now considered one of the best organizations of the charac- | ter in the State. The ifollowiug ase its | officers: President, Mii‘on Blanchard; vice-president, Mre. L K. Burke; s cre- | i Profestor Bailey of Berkeley spoke in a | | tary, Cecil W. Mark; direciors—Milton Blanchard Mrs. L. K. Burke, Cecil W. Mark, Miss Mary E. Donnelly, | Miss | Frances Hodgkiuson. | During the past year classes in French, | zoology, manual training and German | have been carried on. The lecture course | was as follows: | Biology (six lectures) — Professor Ritter, Universily of California. Educaiion (six lectures)—Professor E. E. Brown, University of California. Literature (six lectures)—Professor W. H. Hudson, Stanford University. Science (six lectures)—Professor O. P. Jen- king, Stanford Ethicai education (four lectures)—Professor E. H. Griggs, Stanford. During the coming year, beginning in August next, the club ‘hopes to continue its classes in French, manual training, | science and German. The lecture programme will most likely embrace English literature, French his- tory, ethics, social science and education. The directors are hopeful about securing the help of Professors Dressler and Howi- «on of Berkeley and Professors Jordan, Griggs, Hud-on and Jenkins of Stanford. ! o WILSON MUST PAY. W. E | Ex-Insurance Commi ner Kespousi- | ble for Money Lost by a Bank. | The Supreme Court yesterday aecided | that J. N. E. Wilson, the attorney and ex- | Insurance Commissioner, must return to the State the sum of $2300 collected by |him in June, 1891 He served as Com- missioner from April 1, 189, to April 1, 1894. As a part of bis duties he had to collect from insurance agents and corpor- ations fees and assessments, and under the law he Was requirea to “pay monthly into the Btate treasury ~whatsoever | amounts may be received and collected by | him.” { It was Mr. Wilson’s custom to make re- | | mittance of his official collections to the State Treasurer once a month, but at termediate times he deposited the same in the Pacific Bank. He had $2300 on de- | posit there when the bank failed. Thi | action was brought on behalf of the Siate | by Controller_Colgan for the recovery of | | the money. Wilson’s defense was that he deposited the money in the Pacific Bank ag a State official, and not as a private de- | positor. Tne lower court gave judgment for the State, holding that the Commiis. sioner deposited the public’'s money in the bank in contravention to the spirit of the law, and is therefore personally hable for the same. Supreme Court Commissioner Britt upheld the judgment and Justices aroutte, Harrison and Van Fleet con- curred. ————— A Limited Excursion. The seven days’ excursion to take place next Thursday, under the auspices of the Young Men’s Christian Association, to Monterey, | Hote! del sfonts and Pecific Grove, will afford | plendid opportunity for a few days’ visit 10 those popularand chrming seaside resorts a¢ | a very Small expense, the round trip being oniy $3 50, and the tickeis good 1o return on any regulsr train up to and meluding June 28] The excursion will comprise a select party, and ample accommodat.ons at the grove'can be obiained at remarkably reason. abie rates. The tickeis are for sale only at the sociation building, Masou and Ellis streets. Paris has seventy uuils where fencing is taught. | rairly good haut. | ¥ E Deach, Portiund GIVEN FODD FROM A LEPER'S HANDS Stocktonians Startled by a Roberts Island Discovery. Chinese Vegetable Gardener Afflicted With the Dread Disease. Produce That the Unfortunate Handles Sold in the City’s Fetall Markets. STOCKTON, CAL., June 14.—There is a Chinamun on Roberts Island who is ai- flicted with leprosy. What makes the case all the more alarming is the fact that he is enzaged in the raising of vegetables,which he sends to town and puts on the market, where they are sold in general retail trade. Of course, the vegetables are just as pala- table as any others, but if the people who are eating them shoula realize that they were prepared for marketing by a Celes- tial from one of whose bands all the ftin- gers have been eaten by the dread disease they would probably not relish them. It is said to be a fact that the Chinaman has lost all the digits of one of his hands. He is said to hava been afflicted with the malady for some time, but he continues to raise garden produce and send it to market, The gentleman who reported the case Iast Saturday asked a friend to whom he told it to report it to the County Health Officer. It was brought to the attention of Health Officer Harkness to-day. The physician was surprised to learn of the presence of the disease in this county and said that he would investigate at once. The Chinaman realizes his predicament, and whenever any one whom bhe does not know approaches his place be at once goes 1nto hidin, - BUKGLARS INVADE STUCKTON, Two Residences neacied by a Pair of Clever Cracksmen. STOCKTON, Cir, June 14—Burzlars visited two residences on Lind-av street last nignt and succeeded in making a From the residence of Julius Cohn they fook a lot of silverware 1d some presents that had been given Colin recently by his ther while on a visit to Germany. The value of the arti- stolen amounted (o over $300, but as they were priceless. The burglars were in_the house when hn reached home. Coha and family and a gentleman was visiting hin returned from drive abou 40 o'clock and Colin drove {o the stable in the rear of the house, while the others got out of the carriage in front. As the guest entered the house he observed a flickering ght upstairs, which was either that of a candle which the burglar half shielded with his _hands or else the light of a atch. He called outto inquireif any one was upstairs, thinking that one of the boys was there, but no answer came from above. The !ight was seen no more, and soon & man darted past the astonished guest. Jobhn Hammond saw the second | man slip out of the house about the same time. Another house on the same block was robbed last nigat, evidently by the same men. HOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND HOTEL. A Keiler, Kans Al Webver, Los Anceles D Cowden, Saiina, Or T E Ye. Los Ange es C Aylesbury, Kaus M Cafforata & 1, V Cliy J H Black, Kans G Crippen, Eureka G E Leoman, Kans J Beaion, Chicago J Greealee, Kaus A Jackson, Sa.inus D G Wrignt, St Louls AT Gross, Baltimore C imes, Fresno € b Shover, Fresno G Moigan, Duncen Mills Mrs Williams, Fresn T Flores & w. San Jose E McVey. Del A Rotb, Port Costa J Houston, Courtiand J C Till, Sun Jose Dr Brown.'San Jose ( Lakeman, Girass Valley ¥ Burk, M ountaia View C Campbeil. R M Liens. Santa Rosa A D Cutis, Mars vill. C Tinkham, Chico = H Cailen, Wilifams W Davis, Hollister E Guivin, Sacramento 1 A ifell. Rediands CT Peters, Buker City Mrs Srith, Chicago Miss J.Smith, Chicago Mis Brown, Chicago A Tibbet's, Petsluma A Boole. Red Biuft J Buwen, Los Angeles C Petersdorft, Bakrsfleld 3rs Koseberg, Peialuma 1 Nixon & w, Yreka Miss Gaston, Petaluma MissJ Nixon, Yreka D B Blacks, Blac W H Dorn. Chico Dr Hinkle, Stockton Mrs 3 D -proul, Chico K E Hubbard, U feago W J Ktuart, Giasgow M B Sbarp, Sacramento J A Pinto, Los Angeles J Beonetr, Salt Lake Miss H Smiith, Sacio LICK HOUSE. F M Miller, Fresno Wm Hill, Petaluma H k Southworth & w, Cal £am A Alexander, Fresno Chas B Bilis, ~An Jose ¥ P Wickersham, Fresno Mra F C Sanford, Cel C A Jones & w. N siex B Woods, Lt R J ¥ Rolomon, Stockion W B Farley. Santa Rosa Chias Staliman, Cal Geo K Turner, Nev City J F Pfiich, Loner 8s Spr W L Arman. Western J S Lauders The Dales Col D B Fairbanks, Cal Capt T H f hompson, Cal John Worswick, Afmona W A Brown, Portand J R McAvoy, The Dalies G A Morphy, Spokane A Fruser, ~pokane Ed F Smith, sacramento sfield L J Hatfieid, ~acramento O'C Ha let, Aamedn bel it de Kuiz & R W White, Lake Lo 5 P U Brownles & w, B George B Coffee. N Y I C Douglass, Chicago Mrs O C Whites] W H Boyers,Sacramento E H Bayne, Por land T Y Fielding & w, L Ang M Wo.ff & wife, S Barb e. Cal G P Ale er, Martines Bert ~awyer, San'J Mra G W Roberts, S S Cruz Mrs O P Moore. 8t ruz Cruz P h Pennington, Riversd PALACE HOTEL s Fimore, As0iia C C Chesney, Pa T McClure, Portiand € i rew, Boston K T Siinson, L0s Ang Ed Herezdl, Chicago Geo Haldron, Mont 00 () Loomis, ~a t Lake WmWaywood Wesh.DC Mrs C C Chestey, Pa wood, D« J 8 Tobin, Buri{ngame ¥red McJowiit, | ondon Mrs 3 S Tobin, Buriingm ¥ McJowitt, iondon P St John, N orfolx, Va Miss A Smith Vi H A Higinbotuam, 'Ll ET Presion, Poriola Mrs P st John, Va s E T Preiton, Poriola J Hudson, Roston G i Griswoid, Chicago Mrs J Hudson, Eoston W H alien Jf, Pasadeaa J = Dougiuss, Prescott LD Hickets, N ¥ J A Hicks, Sau Jose NEW WESTERN HOTEL. J Feil, Sacto 3 P Mylar, Los Angeles J Magencer, N Orleans 1) Solomon, Reno M Harrison, Galveston I Moran, Fresno F Qu tockion M Mahone, Marysyille J K Wishman, ¥resuo P J hoche. Loy Angeles SFSnaw & w, facto € Hirshman, <acio G stetiens, Detroit W P T fters, 'Liverpool C € Cherray, Peisluma J Curry, Chicago K Patterson, 1os Ang W Breezy. Mt Lowe F Sousan. Tucson D 0’ Coner, St Louls J U'bonald, Detroit 3 Craft, Mi Clemens BALDWIN HOIEL. S Davis, Omaha W C Allyn, Omaha X McGuiun, Sult {ake ¢ H Wuzaiin, (hicago R L Hutchizon, 1aGatos C J Jones & w, Los Gatos A Fibush, Uaklund J Baroes & w, Uskland N Sut.ow, Al meda ¥L Wise, N H K J Trieste, hocuestsr R Ciraton, Nev #pa Mrs G M Kobn, Fresno ¢ Jackson, Loulsville MrsX A Preston, S.a Cruz D ishida &'w, Yokohama U W Hutchios 'n, < ¥ Co P J Kennedy, Vaicjo Niiss A Suits, Ray Joss Mrs Thompson, Kedding Miss A Hofsiad, Redding Phaniz Pientckor Killed. PRENIX, ARz, June 14— Miguel Barba, a weil-known young man of this city, met with an accident yesterday that cost him his life. He was returning ona train from the firemen's picnic at Tempe. He stood on the lower siep of the platform and swung out to catch at the sunflowers zrowing near the track. He grew careless and leaned out too far, and his head came in contact with a telegraph jo'e. He was borribly mangied and dashed from the train futo the guily. An hour later he was dead. Lot angeles Athlote Injur LOS ANGELES, Cat, Jone 14—Two trapeze performers known as A. Richards and Professor Marksburg were practicing The fac-simile is on every wrapper signature of 4 3 ‘of CASTORIA. anew act on the flying trapeze at La Fiesta Park this evening when by some misciance the former lost his bold and fell to the ground, a distance of about twenty feet, the other man coming on top of him. Richards’ skuil was iractured bv contact with the wooden floor and be may die. Marksburg wes §'ightiy injured. e by Pheniz Girl Pawed by a Horse, PHENIX, Arrz, June 14—Blanche, the 15-year-old daughter of J. K. Burnet!, had a marvelous escape from death to- day. While in her father’s stable feeding a horse a pan of corn, a noise startled the animal. He reared up, struck the girl with his forefeet, knocking her to ihe zround, and then' viciously pawed and trampled on ler, tearing the child’s flesh and inflicting many painful wounds. The father appeared on the scene in time to quiet the horse before his child was mangled 1o death. A physician found that altbough the flesh was either tora or biuised all over the entire body, no bones were broken. She remained unconscious for rome time, but the doctor expects her to recover in a few weeks. — Sityl Sand-rson’s Kapid Marriage. NEW YORK, N. Y., June 14—The World’s London special says: It is ru- moved to-night that Antonia Terry and Sibyl Sanderson were married to-day on the islana of Jersey, Lut their friends dis- credit the reporr. - il Death of Captain Kingrbury. WASHINGTON, D. C, June 14 — A telegram was received at the War Depart- ment to-day riporting the death of Cap- rain F. W. 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MAKTENS, Prop., Bachior P, O, Lake County, Cal. orin Sat Franolsco at 416 Pibe st. FRAK A. BU~SE. DOWN GO PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. BOCA HOTEL. The finest location on the Trucxee River for fish- ing. Good bos ing. Boats free to guests. Pleas- ang drives for bicyeling or riding LAKGE SUNNY ROOMS, EXCLLLEST TABLE RATES: $1.00 and $1.50 par Day. JAS. MeDONALD, Manager, Boci. Cal THE GEYSERS, Sonoma Co., 6 Hours from San Francisco. ONE OF NATURE'S WONDERS. Grandest scenery. The hotel an enchanting em- bowered home. New Bathhiouse, Tennis-courc, e.c. NATURAL STEAM AND MINERAL BATHS. Manager. iateresting points. Table unsurpassed. J. B. HORTON, Manage; NEW CARLSBAD MINERAL SPRINGS. LAKE COUNTY, HE GREATEST HEALTH-GIVING WATER in America Specific for al siomach, liver, kidnes and bladder troob es. New hotel, new maiagement. Terms, 38 10 $10 per we particulirs sddress W. R, Mc.» ville Lake ¢ 0. or Dil. M oGOV, som street, San Francisco. HOWARD TNDER THE ABLE SU i. K. M. BEEB . Accom first-clasé. famil es. P. 0. and L P. office, 618 Market s J.WALL SPRINGS, PUTAH P. 0., LAKE COUNTY, odacions strictiy special teimis (o . Weuud trip $10. S. ddresy Ck SPAULDING, Mgr, UKIAH STABLES. W, B MILLER, PROPRIETOR, STATE . streer, adjoining Palace Hotel Stage for Blue Lakes. Lauiel I'ell, Sara oga_Springs, Upper Lake and Vichy ~prings. Best of care taken of transient stock. Good wagons for commercial men and tourists. LAUREL DELL, LEASANTLY LOCATED ON LAUREL DELL Lake: new diniog-room, new livery stable. it i8 DOW One of the MOost attractive outing places in Lake County. Raies $8 10 $12 per wee. Boating and bathing free Brin: your bathing suits. Ad. dress H. W AMBOLD, siertha P. U,, Lake Co.. Cai. ADAM SPRINGS, LAKE CO. AVORITE RESORT OF THE S*'ATE: TH: ter is unexceiled for medicinal purposes iable unsurpassed: fine fishing an 1 hunting. stage daily from ¢ alistoga direci to springs: round irip at_Fouthern Pacific offices $10. Dk W. A PRATHER, Adam Springs ORR HOT SPRINGS, 14 MILES PROM UKIAK. FINK FISRIXG and hunting. Baths free. Wuter sure cure for theumatism and all skin digeases. Round trip, $950. _Board. 87 per week. J. H. ORR. Ofr Post- oftice, Mendocino County, Cal. GLENBROOK, E OF THE MOST UCHARMING RESORTS n the Niate. Fine scenery, hunting and fish- ing. kxcellent tabie. For circulars and further intormation adaress O. W. R. TREDWAY, ulen- orook, Lake County, Cal. BURLINGAME OR REST AND COMFORT. REASUNABLR prices. Address IRA G HOITT, Burlingame, San Mateo County, Cat. Accommodations Greatly Increased. | | Tepid Swimming Lake. New and Invitiog trails to HIGHLAND SPRINGS, | | On the Border of Clear Laks. ] LAKE COUNTY, CAL. | | | | ew and Commodious Hotel Just Completed. DLE Uy San § o i THOUSANDS CURED BY THE WATFRS AT HIGHLAND SPRINGS. | Waters unrivaled in ihe cure of Dropsy, Rheu- | matism, stomech, Liver nnd Kidney tfoubles. | On sae. betiled ana in Siphons, coruer Thirteenth and Webster sirests, Onkland.. ¢ Indorsed by Leading Physicians. Over thirty kinds 0f mineral springs. Kesldent | physician. Superbciimate. Fine front streams. Deer and small game piepuful. All kinds of amusen.ents. Mineral baths {n variety. | Table Unsurpassed. | Reached by shortest and bes: stage route into | Lake County. Round irip from &. ' via 8. . and | NP, to Hopland #8 or via =, P. 10 Calistoga $9. | Open Every Day in the Year. Terms r asonable. For further infc NTLY FURNISHED AND LIGHTED gest dining-room north of dress J. CRAIG, Or se- in San F > Monigomery st. Send for [llustrated pamphlet. SINTA CATALINY 1S AND ! | SEASON OF 1897. Greatest Attractions in the West. minz climate, wonderfal pa‘ural attrac- ton ‘and wild goat shooting. The | new m the ocean to Middle itanch. Spie famous Westorn drivers. +De- st xcursions. Novel ou:door Sports certs every day. Daacing. Pyrotechule displays, wa er Carnivals, Hotel ‘Metropole always open, remodeled and enlarged. new sadition, elegant ro0ms with private baths. Grand balroom. etc., Teady this season. Isiand Villaopens Ju'y 1 Full information, rates and illustrated ramphlets Wilminzfon Transportation Co., 222 S, SPRING ST., LOS ANGSLES CAL. C. H. JORDEN. Room 571, Farrott Bldg. one Mint 1385, MY SGDA SPRISGS, Mountain Spal orchard and ocean, field and farm. Ho: and cold Nepa Soda water baths. Telephone snd Postoffica. | ewings and hammocks Gas and running water in every room. e -t for ssthmaucs = WARM WATER SWIMMING TANK. Au ideal sum- mer resort. | nidren's peradise; mothers de- ligat; husbandy res. Address ANDREW JACKSON, Napa Sods Spriuzs P. O SODA BAY RESORT. CHANGE OF Eoda Bay, situated cn U'ear Lake, !s most plo- | turesque. " Spring 13 famous for the vast volume of delicious sodawater. Hunting, fishing, boating and dwimming are unsurpassed snywhere. The table is supp ied with the very best the market | affords, and the comfort and welfare of Lhe gussts carefully iooked aiter. Dally stage from Pieta to Soda Bay direct. Fare from San Fraucisco $5 50; round trip $10. F. TH, proprietor, ville, Lake County, Cal SKAGGS San Franciico, and but 9 miles' staging. Waters noted for their medicinal virtues and genéraily | conceded 10 be the finest natural bath water In toe State. Excelient climate and grand mountan rcenary. Long distance telephone: daily mail and express: weil-stocked trout_sireams. Itound trip from San Francisco oniv 85 50. ‘fake Tiburon ferry at 7:30 4 M. or 3:30 . . Termns, 82 a day or $12 a week. | J. MANAGEMEN Soda Pay, Kelses- | HOT SPRINGS, Sonoma 0, only 434 nours from MULGREW, Proprietor. | SEIGLER SPRINGS, LAK i COUNTY. HIS DELIGHTFUL WATERING-PLACE IS locaied fn the mid -t of the Coast Haage. | _Abundance of mineral springs. hoi and cold | plunge batas, large swimming-tank of mineral water, fine sione dining-room: telephone con- nectiona. electric lights, livery accommodatio: sbing and hunting. Kound-trip tick- oftices, $10. JOHN SPAU! DING, Proprietor. | ZTNA SPRIN GsS. THE WATERS Nervousaess, Dy v is life in the a d steam ba:hs s, $10 to $14. rain for St. Helena; siag .M. Unilmited round-trip tickets rs w318 Battery st, or of W, L. Lidell Postoftics, Napa County, Cal THERE 1S HEALING matism. Malar IN 57, c MITCHEL HOTEL ROWARDENAS, PHE _FICTURESQUE SPOT_OF BEN LO- | MOXND, i the Santa Cruz Mountalns. New botel snda’ rustic cotta: 3 rooms, | ALL HARD FINISH closets. Two tennis covris and bowling a'ley. Bulldings, grounds ind river lighted by electriciti. a mile Of Fiver for boaiing. found trip tickets 3. For particulars sddress THOS. L. BiSLL, Propriator, Een Lomond, Lal. LAUREL GLEN FARM FLNE SPRING WATER: PLLNTY OF MILK, cresm. fruic und home comforts. For ' | | lars address MES. V. STUSENRAUCH. box 189, Naps, Cal SOLID COMFORT HOME, 1] MILES FEOM NAPA CITY, ON MOUNT Veder: clevation 1555 feet: mountain apring water; five Scenery: hewithy ciimate: a posivs cure for asthma Address Mix. A F. ALLEN Napa City. i PALACE MOTEL, UKIAR, H ®ADQUARTERS FOR | TOURISTS ANw | mmeicial men. Free bus and b i L wom: s and baggage to I trains. HOTEL DE THORNTON, : POTTER VALLEY. Firat-Class in Every Respect, l E. *. HOLAROOK, PROPRIE£TO . | Rates, 37 per week. Lath and all modeérn o 3 5 n a on. veniences 1n conner vith boiel. POPE HOUSE. | THI8 WELL-KNOWN AND POPULAR FAM. | 4o 1y resori Is0pen the vear round: co'tuges for familles: tenais and croquet: electric-vars 10 the beach aud baths; bus mevts a 1 (rains. MRS, A. POPK, Santa Cruz, Cal. HOTEL DE REDWOOD. N THE HEART OF THE -AN1 CRUZ Mountains: board from $7 to llu‘n we:k7: campers’ return ticket $2 50. ren for circular to M. 8. COX, Laurel, Cal | |Go to : (GILROY HOT SPRINGS A Place Whore the Invalid Can Surely Regaim Health—Where the Tourist May Regale Himselt Upon Magnificent and Picturesque Scenery ! Where the Summer Pilgrim May Find Rest, Refreshment and Kelaxation. A Mecea for the Annual Secker After Repose and Recuperation! A Rural Retreat, Where the Adjacent Hills Are Ciothed in Garments of Maichiess Glory, Where the Ogrs Malaria Never Lifts Hig Ghastly Head and Where the Waters of Healing Pour Freely From Naturs’s Own Fountain. KE8:15 A. . TRATN FROM Third and Townsend sireets, 334 hours from San Francisco. Xare, $7 15 for round trip B3~ Stage connects with 9 A. 3. and 2:30 P. 3 trains from Third and Townsend streers. ROCP & SOV, Proprietors. RAISO: 2 PA HOT SPRINGS Monterey C ty, Ca’—The Carlsbad ot America.—For health, rest, pleasure. climate. accommodaiions, scenery, Hower beds, cleauliness, table, not soda tub and alphur tubund swimming tank, specia: bath houses for ladies 3 1ts, hun:ing and fishing,children's playground, croquet, lawn tennis, dance-h Foc ands unsurpassed in he State. for young and old. Take train Vhird and Townsend sireeis, ~an Francisco, 9 A. M., and ut First st ard Bro mwiies by stage. illos craied 1897, add fof Soledad: ! | elep one phlets and sp ¢ ROBER { Take Tahoe. The Leading Resort of California. CASCADE HOUSE, LAKE TAHOE. TAHOE NN, LAKE TAHOE. HESE BEAUTY SPOTS OF THE WORLD speak for themseives. For rates and circulars 2pply 1o M. LAWRENC © & CO., Tallac House, La<e Tahoe, California. MADRONE MINERAL» SPRINGS, QANTA CLARA COUNTY. MOUNT HAMIL- >} 200 feet; best mineral on this coasi for cure of i digestion and y troub es I rates to p ct Madro Wednesdays aud ~ descriptive pamw phi JaMes CARTER, Menager. unexcelied hunt rties of four or more ta_morning trains Mondays, rays; send for terms and Go to Etna Springs if you want th, recreation or rest. Perfect ciimate : no mos mming tank, tub and steam baths. i 1 above sll marvelous mineral waters Kates $10 to $14. Take 7:30 A. . Southern Pacific traln for St Ielenn, where the stage copnecis. Round trip ckets, 00d until January 1, 1898, 7. Particalars 318 Battery street, or of W. L. Mitchell, Liaell 2.0, Napa coun- A2 ENQ, ty, Cal. TAMALPAIS VILLA 0SS VALLEY, NEAR SAN RAFAEL: COT- \ tages and tents, with or without board; dane- ing pavilion; salt water bathing, MRS, PETER SMITH, Manager. —Yosemite \';xllfly and Return—$25. 9() MILES NEARER BY RAIL VIA OAK- 2V dxle’ and aflway. “Round trip $25, €ees §32 50; Calaveras Big turn, $15. J. M. HUTCHINGS, Agent, 19 Mon:gomery KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS, BESWICK, SISKIYOU COUNTY. CAL, A noted fisiing and health resor:. Ho: mud'and sulphuc buihs. EDSON BROS., Proprietors. PLANTATION HOUSE. Q MILES FROM CAZADERO, ON STAGE lne. Good trout fishing. plenty fruit. cream for parties of two_or Address J. LUT- Co., or apply E. 1 and milk; free convesanc more: grand redwood s enery TRINGER, Seaview, Sono: “ MONTE VHE PICTURE (vlevation 3500 tee sor. under whership is 1ow open; lawn tennis. photo dark-ioom, four trains da rringe. Forcire: onte Vista iUA CALIE Souom: ERRAS pular re- elighttut boating, 15.mile from adiress THOS. ch Flat, Cal SPRI urs from S ron Fer: ral swimming o baths. Hotel remodeled and refur- nished. Wa er, g ic belle. Ka.es $1010§12 perweek, $2 per Address AGUA CALIENTE SPRINGH, Agua Caliente, Sonoma County, Cal. MILL V. dy LLEY SANITARIUM WILLBE to r ceive gues's and paticnts Juae 16, I897. Apply foraccommodations (o E. STEKLE, at (he Mill Valley Sanita land, ) County, Cal ; on Kuropean p.an; mud baths a spectaity. O LET MILL VALLEY, ABBOISFORD furnished rooms’ aid bath, with from station. inquire J. tey. 100D BOALD ON RANCH, SUBURBs OF Calistos: * chickens plenty fresh exss, nd §7 week: b MONTGOMERY, \YPRESS LAWN FRUIT FARM J ful home: cotiages and tents: g water. Addr sa'T. 1. F ¢, Napa, Cal COUNTY, tions; w:lie KS0N, Middletown. §~ Medical Dr. Doherty'sineicicae Class of Cases Treated. HE MEDICAL AND § DERSON SPRINGS, LAK £\ open May 10: telepholie co for circular Address J. AN D L DISEASES of MEN, PRIVAT HRONMC DIs- | EABES, ihe KRRORS of YOUTH, LOST MA | HOOD, 'BLOOD DISEASES, from any cause KIDNEY and SKIN DISEASKS, and MENTA L ana PHYSICAL WEA KNESS privatelr, speediiy and permanently cured. Thirty vears' practicsl experience. Consultation free. Charges reasocs able. Patlents iu the country cured at home. Call or address DRE. W. K. DOHERTY, 850 Markel Street, San Franciseo. Coy g Soro Taroat, Fumpies, Copperf AVEYQU #3705 5out, Simnie loers in Mouth, Hair-Falling! Write COOK §REMEDY CO., 507 lasonic Temple, ‘hieago, XIL, {or proofs of cures. Capl: fal, 8500,000. Worst cases cured in 1 35 daye. 100-pnge hook free. g .