The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 22, 1897, Page 4

4 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1897 REDDINGTON WINS IN POOR COMPANY Brackets Scored by the Corrigan Horse at Latonia. Lufra,an Even-Money Chance, Beaten by Griffin’s Miss Ross. The Heavlly Backed Ace Falls to Get a Mark In a St. Louls Sprint. LATONIA, Ky., June 2L—Two choices won. The track was fi Six furlongs, selling— ddingion 104 (Piggott), & to 1. *Ehelastrom 100 (Nutt), 5 to 2. 1 23 *Pouting 95 (T. Burns), 5 to 2. .. » 3 Time, 1:1514. Miss Rowett 103, Filibaster 67, Annie Garth 67, Sedan 87, Con Reagan 100, Wal® Qine 102, ran. Fro 102 and Carrie Lyle 102 slso *Lqual cholces in betting. Four furlongs— *Hampden 1, (A. Clayton), 410 5 Tom Collins 104 (T. Burns), 8101 George B. Cox 104 (J. Hill). 6 to 1....0. . Time, 14. The Doctor 102 MoGi Pia and Goodrich 100 also Tan. $Favo: One mile, selling— s Tos: (Morrison), 4 10 1 rinda 105 (C. Reift), 5 {0 1., Luira 108 (1. isom), even . Time, 1:44 aghiin 8 100. Lizzie ais0 ran. and Hibernia Queen 108 One mij *Viscouns . Burns), 810 5. 1 k1xno 102 (Beauchamp), 5 to 1 108 (Murray). 1210 1... .70 00 771’8 Chatterbox 98. Raflie Boy 98, 99, Prince Carl 105 and Liule Nine-sixieenths of a mile, selling— Melba 105 (C. Reiff). 4 to ] xquisite 95 (T. Burns), 3 1o 1. Daro i00 (Morrison). 12 o 1. AR 734 Lids B 95, Pasmala 95, Dora B @100, Alice Ryan 100, Patty Whack 5 eta Silk 105 and Keelona 105 also ran. Equal choices in betting. One mile, selling— Gaston 101 (T. Burns), 5 to2. *Abe Furst 104 (C. Relff), 9 to 8. Imp. Eddie Furke 100 (K. Willlams), 20601, 1ime, 1:4214 Joe Clark 107 and Egbart 11 alsoran. *Favorite. ST. LOUIS. Mo., June 21.—Weather fine and track fast. But one favorite earned a purse at the fair grounds to-day. One mile, selling— = 2 96 (Frankiin), 1001 2 101 (Adley), 1510 L. 3 1:46, ‘TimIrven 101, Pavan 98, irish ief 101, Al Miles 105, Charles P 105, *Brake- man 105 and Achilles D 105 also ran. *Favorite, Fix furiongs, selling— Cavalry 99 (Sianghten), 610 1.. Lexington Firate 101 (. Jonnson), 8 to 1. “Floridas 102 (Garner), 7 t035...... 3 me, 1:15%4. May 'Ford 94, Tommy Rutier 109, Ma: i Barnes 100, Dick Behan 1132, Leia’s Cuckoo 102 and Gold Tov 103 also raa. *Favorite. Fve Hurlongs, selling *Sorrow 105 (langhte Dr. Coop 110 (Tuberv; Crociett 10 - (E. Jones), Time. 1:03L4. At ‘om Capo 10K, Foreet Not 108, Howitzer 108 bee 105 alsoran. *Favorite, One mile and a sixteen: ~ 4 105 (J. Matthews), Sto 1. in=er 105 (T. Murphy), 7 to 8, temember Me 59 (J. Woods), 2 to 1 ime, 1:4734. Dan Huger O, also ran, $Fai orite. One mile, selling— B.b Millican 102 (W, Deac), 8to 1 “Mamic G 96 (Combs), b to A BC 101 (Rebo). 5 10 1 Time. 1:4 Fasig 9+, Rob Roy Revenue 106 also ran. o 8even furlongs, selling— Mudeline 69 (E. Jone:), 4 to1 Diopia 99 (ariie). 8 io 1 Dona 9 (Matthews . Pelless 1 Lo rm ey DETROIT, MicH., June 21. ) Five furlongs, Sweet Avon won, Wanga second, d & half King Eikwood third. Time, 1:1014, Four and a half furlongs, Papa Harry won, Ekillman second, Dunvar third. Time, 3634, Six furl gs, Daisy Marie won, Leoncie sec- ond, Lit Eramble third. Time, 1:16. Fi' furlongs, Peter McCue won, Banastar second, Fiora Bateson third. Time, 1:03 One ‘mi , Umbrella won, Logan second, Elkin third. ne, 1:44. Eix furlongs, Tit-for.-Tat won, Irksome sec- ond, R. Q. Ban third. Timi Big. T e AOTES OF THE TURF. The Rich Buburban Handicap Will Be Decited To-Day, Sheepshead Bay track will open to-day with | the big Suburban handicap as the feature. The ficld will comprise the best handicap horses in the East, the listed starters being as follows: Ben Brush 123, Sims; Belmar131, Taral; Howard Mann, 118; The Winner 115, ir Walter 115, Doggett; Halma 120, Gerrison; Dutch Skater 108, Thorpe; Semper Ego 106, Eherrer; Lake Shore 104, H. Martin; Havoc 102. H. Lewis; and Volley 9. Starter Maxwell was indisposed at St. Louis vesterday and Joe Murphy acted as start temporarily vacating nis position in the stand. The Californis horse Readington defested s very ordinery field on the flat yesterday, going to_the post at comfortable 0das. Ben Brush is a strong lncal favorite to win the Buburban, and the poolrooms at Sau alito will probably be kept busy writing his name. Sloaw’s mount, The Winner, wiil also be sc- corded extensive support. Jim Murphy will ship to New York hisstake horse Buck Massie, which recently broke down in & race at Latonis, 0 be treated by the noted veterinary, Dr. Sheppard. Judging 'from Eastern press notices, starter Pettiugill is not a pronounced success with the gate in the far East, —_— — BOSTON TAKES THE LEAD. After Scoring Seventeen Consecutive tories They Leave the Orioles in Second Place. 2| CLums— 739|Cleveland, 3| Pittsburg. Washing 7 17 -813| Loulsville 28 23 .500| Chicago 25 '489 |9t Loul BALTIMORE, MD, June 21—Baltimore 2, New York 6; second game, Baltimore 5, New York 6. BROOKLYN, N. Y., June 21.—Brooklyn 6, Boston 11 WASHINGTON, D. C., June 21.— ton 9, Philadelphis 2. PITTSBURG, PA, June 21.—Pittsburg 2, Chicago 6. CLEVELA Lovisvilles 6 CINCINNATI, OHIo, June 21,—Cineinnati 8, st. Lou e Sale of Thoroughbred Yearléfgs. NEW YORK., N. Y. June 2L.—The tenth annual sale of Rancho del Paso V- Now York. Brookiyn Philadeip'a’ ND, OHI0, June 21.—Cleveland 8, thoroughbred yesrlings, the property of James B. Haggin, began to-day at Sheeps- head Bay track. Matt Byrnes paid the top price of the sale—3$8000 for a colt by imp. Goldfinch-Carina, a half brother to the well-known performers, St. Carlo, St. Caroius and Prince of Monaco. Byfnes also secured a chestaut filly by imp. Gold- finch-Kiss-me-quick for $5000. Thirty head were sold for $28,700, the average price being $656 67. Ll LRl Bullivan in Earnest. NEW YORK, N. Y., June 2L—Ina letter to a friend in this city John L. Sallivan writes that he is in earnest about meeting Fitzsimmon: training at Muldoon’ this State, to-morrow. el Lynohed by Rursian Peasants. ODEBSBSA, Russia, June 21.—While po- and will becin arm at Belfa licemen were oonuyyin' & notorious high- | / wayman and murderer named Dudnik to Kherson they were waylaid by a mob of 300 peasants, who seizea the prisoner and stoned and kicked him to death. Thirty- five of the crowd were arrested, but it is not probable ihat they will be severely treated. Lynching is very rare in Russia. e hEg g S0 L | WEYLER MUST BE RECALLED. Liberal Ex-Ministers Meet in Conference and Issue a Monifesto as | to Cuba. MADRID, Spary, June — Sagasta, leader of the Liberals, yesterday sum- moned the Liberal ex-Ministers to a con- ference. A manifesto was drafted declar- 1ng that the Liberals woula persist in ab- staining from having relations with the Government as long as the Duke of Tet- uan, Minister of Foreign Affairs, re- mained in office. The manifeston further declares the scheme of reforms advanced by Premier Canovas totally insufficient to pacify Cuba, and the Liberals consider Weyler must be recalled and a n Governor appointed who will prosecute the war in accordance with the practices of civilization ana stop the reign of terror and devastation of prop- erty which is virtually delaying the pacification of the islands. The Liberals consider it necessary to ap- | point & royal commissary, who must be a | civilian statesman fully empowered to act | apart from the military officers to effect | reforms promptly on the widest basis of autonomy. | The manifesto expresses the intention |of the Liberals to go very far in sac- | rifice of Spanish commercial interests and | in sharing colonial war debts, if by so do- | ing & pacification can be speedily effected. | L it o Addication of the Queen. LONDON, Exg., June2l.—The Exchange | Telegraph Company circulates the first | public report in England of the approach- ‘ing abdication of the Queen, as follows: | “Her Majesty’s own desire that the coro- nation of the Prince of Wales should take place during Ler own lifetime has fre- quently been expressed, and it is regarded as certain that the Queen will shortly aotify the nation of her wish to surrender the crown to her son.” ke s i - Nineteen Russian soldiers Drowned ST. PETERSBURG, Russia, June 2L— | The 1iver Kur overflowed 1ts banks near | the railroad depot of Nawthig in the Tiflis | district. Nineteen men belonging to tae Nijo1 Novgorod dragoons were drowned. 24 | KEPAIK OF DEXDOCKS. An Important Joint Kesoluiion Agreed 2o in the Howuse. WASHINGTON, D. C, June 2L—In the House to-day the order reported by the Committee on Rules was adopted for consideration of the joint resolution ap- propriating $100,000 for the repair of the drydocks of the New York Navy-yard. The necessity for the appropriation was set forth by Boatelle. ‘The explanation led to interruptions by Simpson and Gaines of Tennessee, with inquiries as to the appointment of com- mittees. Cummings of New York im. patiently demanded the “regular order, to which the Epeaker replied: “The chair | | | | a | Will state tothe gentleman from New York | that this sort of thing appears to be the regular order.’’ | Cummings called attention to the neces- | sity of increasing the docking facilities of | the Government. This dock was the only one on the Atlantic coastin which our big battle-ships can be docked, while Ports- mouth, Kngland, alone had twenty-one stone docks. Congress should turn its at- tention from ship-building to dock-build. ing if we are going to have a successful nsyal establishment. The joint resolution was agreed to. The joint resolution suthorizing the ad- mission of Chinese laborers for the Omaha | exposition, to leave the country within three months after the close of the expo- sition, was adopted. The House then ad- | journed until Thursda; e DUEL 10 THE DEATH, i Two Mississipians Kill Each Other Over 1 a Woman. | GREENVILLE, Miss, June 2L.—On Saturday evening at James Crossing, a | small flag station on the Yazoo and Mis- | sissippi Valley Railroad, Paul James and | Will Able shot and killed each other. | James objected to the marriage of his | niece, Miss Wright, who eloped with Able. It was rumored that James had said he would kill Able if he married his piece. The men met and both were armed. After some words James fired at Able, disabling his right arm. Able raised his gun with his left hand ana fired three shots, James was killed instantly and Able lived only a short time. Aemitisdvics | €IvEs UP mHIs LONG SEamcH, Charley Ross’ Father Finally Buccumbs 0 Heart Discase. PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 21— Chnstian K. Ross, father of the lost Charley Ross, died to-day of heart dis. ease, He never gave up the search for his missing boy, whose abduction startied Philadelphia on July 1, 1874, nd becamean unsolved mystery of world. wide interest. At the time of his death Ross was Master-Warden of the Port, to which position he was appointed by Goy- ernor Hartranft after business reverses overtook him, the result of his tirel search for hi ssing child. Do s NORTHERN PACIFIC AFFAIRS, in Asserted That Lamont Is to Be Made President. NEW YORK, N. Y., June 2L—It was rumored in Wall street to-day that a de- n had been reached in regard to the presidency of the Northern Pacific, and that the announcement would be made soon. It was said that the original rogramme will be carried out, and tha | Mr.” Lamon:_will be ected. At the office of J. Pierpont Morgan & Co. and he Northern Pacific offices it was said ho&a was no definite statement to be made, e i ™ Presidential Nomination WASHINGTON, D. C., June 2L.—The President sent these nominations to the Benate to-day: Wilired W. Mon- tague, to be Postmaster at San Francisco; Albert C. Thompson of Ohio; Alexander C. Botkin of Montana and David B. Culbertson of Texas, to be Commissioners to revise and codify the criminal and penal laws of United Btates; First Lieutenant Herbert Deakyns, Corps of Engineers, to be a member of the CalL. fornia’ Debris Commission; Joseph V. Ivey of Oregon to be Collector of ustoms for Alaska. e Big Fire in Brooklyn Navy-Yard. NEW YORK, N. Y., June 21.—One of the ordnance building at the Brooklyn navy-yard was destroyed by fire to-night, 1t contained valuable machinery, smail arms, shell casings, steel guns, paints and rigging valued at $250,000. The building was valued at $50,000. Crews from the battleships Indiana and Maine and the cruiser Detroit fought the flames. (s G Condition of the Treasury. WASHINGTON, D. C., June 2L.—To- day’s s:atement of the condition of the treasury shows: Available cash balance, $232,748,525; gold reserve, $144,361,174. The fac-simile signature of T00K THE LIFE OF HIS BENEFACTOR Murderer of Lyons at Port Blakeley Is Captured. John H. Moss Charged With the Death of the Hotel Proprietor. Detectives Arrest Swanberg as the Man Who Accompanled the A sin. SEATTLE, Wasx, June 21.—The law officers are supposed to have run to earth the perpetrators of the murder of Michael J. Lyons at Port Blakelev Friday nightin the persons of one Swarberg and John H. Moss, who were arrested this afternoon by City Detective Edward Cudihee and Dep- uty Sheriff A. J. Lans. Henry McLaughlin, a sailor, who wit- nessed the taking of Lyons’ life, has posi- tively identified the hotel man’s assassin. He says Berg did the shooting, and the officers declare that the man was killed with his own revoiver, and that the weapon was taken from the lodging apart- ments above tie saloon. 1t was in these lodgings that Berg and Moss ciaim to have been when the shoot- ing began. Two or three minutes after Lyons fell, mortally wounded, behina the bar, Moss and Berg walked into the place and took possession of the body and premises. They also notified the authorities of the tragedy. In the safe, money drawer and on the person of the desd man there was about $1000 in cash, none of which was dis- turbed. The officers find no trouble in aseribing a motive for the work of Moss, who, they believe, induced Berg to engage in the murderous scheme for the purpose of rob- bery. e the anadt dropped from Berg’s face, disclosing his identity, they weak- ened and became rattled and ran away without the money. Moss, it transpires, is a man whose life een pretty well steeped in crime. He did ten or twelve years' time in this State for shooting in the back, with in- tent to commit murder and robbery, a stockman, in 1877. On this occasion, also, he ran away without obtaining the money. His early days he spent in California, and the detectives are trying to run down a report to the effect that he servea a term in Ban Quentin. The father of Moss, who was a pioneer of Beattle at one time, contested Lyons’ right to the tract of land on which the building where the murder occurred stands. The elder Moss died and his beirs, in- cluding John H., the accused, took upthe fight, but were beaten in the courts, after which Lyons, - through sympathy ap- parently, gave each a small sum of money. Of late years, in his destitution, Moss, it seems, has been & pensioner toa cerian tent on Lyons, by whom he had been supported outright for several weeks prior to the murder. Berg is a carpenter, 34 yearsold. He resides in Seattle, where he has a wife and two children. Moss is unmarried. SAN DIEGO LITIGATION. Suit Brought to Set Aside the Recent Sale of Land and Town Com- pany Property. LO8 ANGELES, Cair, June 21.—The deal by which 8. R, Cheney and others were to obtain entire possession of the property of the San Diego Land and Town | Company is not to be allowed to gzo through without a struggle. A start was made to-day in what prom- ises to be a course of sensational litiga- tion. TIn the Unitea Btates District Court, before Judze Wellborn, there came to light & suit that was filed last Friday in the case of Mandell against the San Diego Land and Town Company. It was in the form of a bill of interven- tion, and came into court on a motion to allow proceedings under it, which the Judge took under advisement. The intervenors are George H. Hill and Frank Kimball, stockholders in the com- pany, who al scheme on the part of the officers to d the stockholders other than themselves and to get control of the. property of the company. The intervenors allege that a bill in equity brought by Cheney and Mandell was drawn irregularly and verified by John E. Boal, though™ he was general manager of the company, and that in consequence of the presentation of this bill to the District Court an order was obtained appointing Mandell receiver and ordering a foreclosure; that the prop- erty is worth $3000,000 and has debts amounting to $800,000; the claims of the Cheney family are $144,500, the validity of which has never been passed upon by any court; that at the time of the plication for receiver Cheney and ssociates had an option on the debent- ure bonds of the company; that the pur- pose of Cheney and others in applying for tbe issuance of receivers’ certificates was to fraudulently secure & priority of claim for their demands. The intervenors charge that the officers have not tried to sell the property, but have plunged into unnecessary debt. They allege that Receiver Lanning has depreciated the property’s value $250,000, and that the scheme is to buy the prop- erty in at a third of its value and make a profit of $2,000,000; that in line with this scheme the property was, on June 14, 1897, sold under foreclosure to B. P. Cheney for $889,163 33, The intervenors ask for the removal of Receiver Lanning. e Boundary Falls Hotel Man Killed. BPOKANE, Wask., June 2L.—James J. ‘White, proprietor of the Boundary Falis (B. C.) Hotel, met a horrible death on Sat- urday. He was drivinga team from Boundary Falls toward Midway, and when going down a !uer hill, within two milesof Midway, be lost control of the borses, A woodsman saw the team pass his cabin at a run, and shortly afterward saw White, who was leaning forward, fall over the front of the wagon. The wheels passed over his neck and head, causing such injuries that death resulted within two hours. When he was picked up he was bleeding from the nose and ears, and was badly cut about the face and head. He was unconscious and remained so until his death. 3 e First Wheat From Kings County. HANFORD, Caw, June 2L—The first two carloads of this season’s wheat will be shipped from Armona to-morrow by Prospects for a good crop g Swelling the Spokans Conswus, SPOKANE, Wasn., June 2L—The wife ot J. W. Know, residing near Latah, this are favorable. e ————————————————————— is on every wrapper of CASTORIA, county, gave birth yesterday afternoon to three »iris and one bov ibv child is we 1 formed and w:ighs approx mitély four and a half poun s. Dr G. W. Ainrle o Fairtici1 re Mr:. Know ont of danger and the children are doing well Bt e N Death Strikes in Phaniz. PH@ENIX, Arz, June 21.—Morris Fleishman, one of best known citizens of Arizona, disd in this city last night from pneumonia. Interment is to be in San Francisco, where his parents reside. 4 WEALTHY FARMER'S FAIE, Murdered and Iobbed in Ris Bachelor Mome in the Mountains, NEWBURG, N. Y., June 2L.—A wealthy farmer named William Gardner was mur- dered and robbed in his bachelor home in the mountains near here on Saturday, and his body was found Sunday. To-day Joseph Decker of Plattskill was arrested for the crime. Decker, if he is the murderer, found the victim near his home and after killing him drove to Newburg with his horse and buggy ana about - everything else sed by the murdered man, where he spent two days disposing of his booty and spending the proceeds. This town Is within ten miies of the spot where he committea the crime, yet, far from at- ‘empting to conceal himself, Decker pa- raded the streets and practically invited arrest. —_———— SHERMAN WILL )NOT EETIKE, Senator Hanna Says 1here Is No Truth the s CLEVELAND, Onio, June 21.—Senator Hanna said to-day that there was no foundation in the report that John Bher- man was about to retire. He said: “Sherman will not leave the Cabinet and Judge Day will not succeed him. Day has his place and Sherman his. 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A8, McDONALD, Manager, Bocu, Oal THE GEYSERS, Sonoma Co., 6 Hours from San Franoisce. ONE OF NATURE’S WONDERS. Grandest scen: The hotel an enchanting em- bowered home. New Bathhouse, Tennis-court, ic. NATURAL STEAM AND MINERAL BATHS. Tepld Swimming Lake. Ne: Intery NEW CARLSBAD MINERAL SPRINGS. LAKE COUNTY, HE GREATEST HEALTH-GIVING WATER in America. Specific for all_siomach, liver, Kkidney and bisdder toubles, New noiel, new management. Terms, $8 to $10 per particnins address W, . MOGOVER ville. Lake Co, or DE. MCGOVE som street, San Franclsco. Go to Xtna Springs !t you want G0 10 2esitn, recrestion o rest Forter climate ; no mosquitoes. Swimming tank, tub and steam baths. Fine hotel, and above all marvelons mineral waters. Hates $10 to $14. Take 7:30 a. x Southern Pacific traln for St Helens, where the stage connects. Round trip tickets, zood unt!! January 1, 1898, $7. Particulars at 318 Battery street, or of W. L. Mitchell, Ligell P. 0., Napa Coua. E ty, Cal. tna. LAUREL DELL, PL‘A!ANTLY LOCATED ON LAUREL DELL new dinlog-room, new hvery e, It one of the most attractive outing places in Lake County. Rates $8 o 812 per week. Boating and bathing free Bring your bathl 1 3 dress H. WAMBOLD, tertha P, O 1ave ca, Cat ADAM SPRINGS, LAKE cCo. FAYORITE RESORT OF THE STATE: TH water is unexcelled for medicinal purposer table unsurpassed: fine fishing ana hunting. s dally from Calistoga direct to s ringy; round = W, R &t Fouthern Pacific offices $10. PRATHER, Adam Springs. o ORR HOT SPRINGS, 14 MILES FROM UKIAH. FINE FISHING and hunting. Baths fres. Water sure cure for theumatism and all skin digeases. Hound trip, 8950. Board, 87 per week . 1L ORL, Orr Fout: oflice, Mendocino County, Cal, PLANTATION HOUSE. 18 MILES FROM CAZADERO, ON STAGE Iine. "Good trout fishing, plenty fruit, cream and milk; free conveyance for parties of two or more: grand redwood scenery. Address J. LUT- TRINGER, Seaview, Sonoma Co., or apply K KRUSE, 207 Front sk, 8. F., for particulars. BURLINGAME. OR REST AND COMFORTY. REASONABLR prices. Address. IRA G. HOITT, ] Burlingame, San Maieo Connty, Cai | lighttal coast excurstons. On the Border of Clear Lake. LAKE COUNTY, CAL. New and Commodious Hotel Just Completed. | F/4ECANTLY FURNISHED AND LIGHTED '/ by electricity. Largest dining-room north of San Francisco. | | | SPRINGS, |GILROY HOT SPRINGS A Place Where the Invalid Can Surely Regain Health—Where the Tourist May Regale Himself Upon Magnificont and Picturesque Scenery ! Where the Summer Pllgrim May Find Rest, Refreshment and Relaxatfon. TSN R L EOATFRS AT R Meeea for the Annual Seeker After Waters unrivaled in ihe cure of Dropsy, Rhen- ma Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles, , bottled and In Siphons, corner Thirteenth ‘ebster aireets, Oakland., Cal. Indorsed by Leading Physicians. Over thirty kiuds of mineral springs. fesident ana physician. Superb ctimate. Fine trout streams. Deer and smali game pientiful. All kinds of smusenients. Mineral baths In varlety. Table Unsurpassed. Reached by shortest and best stage route Into Lake County. Round trip from . F. via 8. F. N. P. to Hopland 88, or via S, P. (o Calistoga $9. Open Every Day in the Year. Terms reasonable. For farther information ad- dres CRAIG, Highland Springs, Lake Co., Cal. Or ses In San’ Francisco LEE D. CRAIG, 316 Montgomery st. _Send for fllustrated pamphlet. SANTA CATALINA ISLAND! SEASON OF 1897. Greatest Attractions in the West. Charming climate, wonderfnl natural attrac- tlons, famous fishing and wild goat shooting. The | Dew scenic ride from the ocean to Middle Ranch. Splendid coaches, famous estern drivers. De- vel ou:door sports. cing. Pyrotechnic N Grand concerts every day. displays, water Carnival Hotel ‘Metropole aiways open, remodeled and enlarged, new addition, elegant rooms with private baths. Grand ballroom, etc., ready this season. Island Villa opens Ju'y Full information, rates and Mustrated pamphlets Wilmington Transportation Co., 222 s, SPRING ST, E S CAL. i 5N, Room 571, Parrott Bldg. ‘Telepnone Mi\:fl \iflii NAPA SODA SPRINGS, California’s ete. Famous Mountain Spal J000 fegt, above Naps Valley. Ciimate wnser. pessed. Views magnificent. Tabie supplied from orchard and ocean, field and farm. Hot and cold Napa Soda water baths. Telephons and Postoffica. Burros to ride. Bowling alleys, tennls, croques Ewings and bammocks. Gas and running water in every room. Re i for ssthmatics = WARM WATER SWIMMING TANK. Au ideal sum- Mmer resort. Cnildren’s paradise; mothers’ de- light; husbandy res.. ~Address ANDREW JACKSON, Napa Soda Springs P. O SODA BAY RESORT. CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT., Soda Bay, situated on Clear iake,ls most plo- turesque. Spring fs famous for ihe vast volume of delicious sodawater. Huntiog, shing, boating table is supplied with the very best the market affords, and the comfort and weifare of the guests | caretully looked after. Daily stage from Pleta to y direct. Fare from Saa Francisco 85 60; round ulp 810, F. EATH, Proprietor, Soda Bay, Kelsey- ‘ville, Lake Connty, Cs San Francisco, and but 9 noted for their medicinal virtues and generally conceded 1o be the finest natural bath water in tne State. Excelient climate and grand mountain acenery. Long distance telephone: daily mall and express; weil-stocked trout _streams. Round trip from San Francisco oniy 86 50, Take Tiburon ferry at 7:30 4 M. or 8:30 P. s Terms, $2 a day or $12 a week. J. F. MULGREW, Proprietor. SEIGLER SPRINGS, LAKE COUNTY. IS DELIGHTFUL WATEKING-PLACE 18 located in the midst of the Coast Range. Abu plunge HOT SPRINGS, Sonoma. Co, only 415 nours from nce of mineral springs, hot and cold hs, large swimming-tank of mineral water, stone dining-room: telephone con- mections. electric lights, livery accommodation; good trout-fishlng and hunting. Round-trip tick- eis at 5. P, offices, $10. JOHN SPAULDING, Propristor. A B T-N<A SPELLS HEALTH. “megimete: Swimming tank, tub and steam baths: fine hotel, and above all marvelous mineral wriers. Rates, $10 to $14. Take 7:30 .M Southern Pacific train for St. Helena, where the stage connects. Round-trip tickets, good untii January 1, 1898, Particulars at 518 Baitery street, or of W. L. MITCHELL, Lidell P, 0., Napa County, Calif, HOTEL ROWARDENNAN, HE PICTURESQUE SPOT OF BEN LO- MOND, in the Santa Cruz Mountains. New Dotel anda rustic cottages, containing 80 rocms, ALL HARD FINISHED, with large closets. Two teunis courts and bowliog alley. Buildings, grounds and river lighted by electricity. a mile of river for boating. Round trip tickets. $8. For iculars address THOS. L. BELL, Propristor, en Lomond, Cal. LAUREL GLEN FARM JFAXESPRING WATER; PLENTY OF MILK, cream, fruit and home comforts. For particn: lars address MRS. V. STUBKNRAUCH, box-159, aps, Cal. z SOLID COMFORT HOME. 1] AILES FROM NAPA CITY, ON MOUNT Veder: elevation 1555 fect: mountain spring water; fine scenery: heaithy ciimace: # postive cure for asthma, Address MES. A. . ALLEN, Napa City. GLENBROOK, NE OF THE MOST CHARMING RESORTS 1o the State. Fine scenery, hunting and fish- g ::f::nu:nh:'b.x:ur%r gireblars and_ farther . W. R. TREDWAY, brook, Lake County, Cal. rr PALACE HOTEL, UKIAL H EADQUARTERS F¥OR TOURISTS ANy commercia men. Free by e e ree bus and baggage to Firat-Class in Every R Rates g7’ LOLBROOK, PROPRIKTOL. Der week. Hath and all con- venlences fn connection with howt o POPE HOUSE. TS WELL-RNOWN AND POPULAR FAM. ily resort Is open the year round: cottages for {amilles: tennis and croquet: electric-cars to the beach and baths; bus meets ail trains. MRS, A, POPE, Santa Orus, Cal, nd swimming are unsurpassed anywere. Thg | | | 20 aa¢ Repose and Reeuperation! A Rural Retreat, Where the Adjacent Hills Are Clothed in Garments of Matohless Glory, the Ogro Malaria Never Lifts His tly Head and Where the Waters of Healing Pour Freely From Nature’'s Own Fountaln, AKES:16 A. M. OR 2:20 P. M. TRAIN FROM Third and Townsend streets, 335 hours from San Francisco. Fare, $7 15 for round trip. A& Stage connects with 9 A. M. and 2:30 P X trains from Third and Townsend streets. ROOP & SON, Proprietors. HOT BPRINGS, Monterey Coun- ty, Cal.—The Carlsbad of America—For heslth, rest, . _sccommodations, scemery, leanliness, table, not soda tub and Iphur tuband swimm{ng tanks, special bath_houses for ladies and lady attendants, hunting and fishing,children’s playground, croquet, lawn tennis, dance-ball. For famiiles Paraiso stands unsurpassed State, Pienty enjoyment for young and old. Take tral Ihird and Townsend sireets, San Francisco, 9 4. M., and at First st. and Broadway, Oakland, 8:10 4. M., daily, for Soledad: Keturn-irip ticket. $8. Neven miles by stage. Telcpione a nd Postoffice. For tllustrated pamphlets and sp -cial indncement 1897, address X. ROBERTSON, Lessoo & Mani MADRONE MINERAL SPRINGS, QANTA CLARA COUNTY, MOUNT HAMIL- X ton range, elevation 2200 feet: best mineral water on this coast for cure of Indigestion and urinary troubles; unexcelied hunting and fishin special rates to partles of four or more: stage coi nects at Madrone with morning trains Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays; send for terms aod descriptive pamphiet. pleasure, ci Hower beds, piunge baths, hot JAMES CARTER, Manager. SPRINGS, PUTAH P. 0. HOWAHD LAKE COONTY, DER THE ABLE SUPERVISION OF MRS. L. E H. BEEB ., Accommodations, striotly first-ciass. Fates $10 and $13; specal resmia 1o families. P.'O. and telephone. Round trip $10. S. P. office, 615 Market st. Address J. WALLACE SPAULDING, Mgr. YOSEMITE AND BIG TREES AND RETURN FOR $24.50. For_particulars apply to MCLOUGHLIN & BURKE, 634 Market st, or JOHN MOSS, 321 Market st., San Francisco, Cal. TAMALPAIS VILLA. RISS VALLEY, NEAR RAFAEL: COT- tages and tents, with or without board; danc- ing pavilion; sait water bathing, MES. PETER SMITH, Manager. KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS, BESWICK, SISKIYOU COUNTY, CAL, noted fishing and health resort. Het mud sui phur baths. EDSON BROS., Proprietor $25—Yosemite Valley and Return—$25. NEARER BY RAIL VIA OAK- and’ Sierra Railway. fovmd trip §38, via Calaverss Big Trees $32 50; Calaverss Big Trees oniy and return, $15. J. M. HUTCHINGS, Agent, 19 Montgomery st., 8. F. HOTEL DE REDWOOD. N THE HEART OF THE SANTA CRUS Mountains; board from $7 to 310 a week; campers’ return Licket 32 60. Bon. for circular to M. 8. COX, Laurel, Cal. “MONTE VISTA.” HE PICTURESQUE GEM OF THESIERRAS (clevation 8500 feet). This most popular re- sort under new ownership is now open; delightful climaie, lawn tennls, photo dark-room, boas fishing, hunting; four trains daily: 1a.mile from | station; free carriage. Forctreular address THOS. E.MOKGAN, Moute Vists, Dutch Flat, A GUA CALIENTE SPRINGS HOTEL, 4. ‘Sonoma Valley—3 hours from S. I., via Tibu- ron Ferry, Warm mineral swimming and tub baths. Hotel completely remodeled and refur- nished. Wa'er, ga8, electric bells. Rates §10to $12 per week, $2 per day. Address AGUA CALIENTE SPRINGS, Agua Cailente, Sonoma C Cal. HE MILL VALLEY SANITA RIUM WILL BE ready (o receive guests and patlents June 16, 1897. ‘Apply for sccommodations to the msnager, k. STEELE, at the Mill Valley Sanitarium, Bast Iand, Marin County, Cak ; on Luropean plan; mud baths a speciaity. T BELMONT, SAN MATEQ. OCOUNTY; board for summer months; private famlily; beautiful grounds, largs rooms: 3 minutes from station, 1 hour from city. MRS, HANSEN. —IN MILL VALLEY, ABBOTSFORD of 6 furnished rooms’ and bath, with plaro: 2 minutes' walk from station. - inquire J. . McINNES, Mill Vailey. (YRRE N FRUIT FARM; DELIGHT- ful home: cotiages and tents: good table; best water. Addras T. H. EPLEY, Napa, Cal. DEAL FRUIT RANCH, noma (o3 furni 2., horse, $12 to § TRENTON, 80 ed cottazes with free fruit, lovely healthful {ocality. SPRINGS, LAKE COUNTY, ay 10: telephone connections; write for circular Address DERSON, Middletown. Dr. Doherty’sinecsicae Class of Cases Treated. 'HE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL DISEASES of MEN, PRIVATE and CHRONIC DIS- EABES, the ERRORS of YOUTH, LOST MAN- HOOD, BLOOD DISEASES, from any ca KIDNEY and SKIN DISEASKS, and MENTA, &na PHYSIOAL WEAKNESS privately, speedily and peimanently cured. Thirty years' practical experience. Consuitation free. Charges - Teasors able. = Patients in the country cured at home. Call address DR. W. K. 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