The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 29, 1897, Page 4

THE AN FRA CISCO CALL, TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1 8 ' ' | expected contest in the arena to-night be- | | tween “Kid" tavizne and Young Griffo A | disappointe 1 2000 spectators by the failure | of Lavigne to appear. H Av AN ‘l NNlNG* BOSTOKS WIDEN THE GAP. “hmc‘ Anotser Pay W ile the Orioles | Are Sccring a Defeit—Hew thy L-agus Teams Stand. Rain Falls at S . Louis Crome— W I Dol Cuowe— Eosion 38 14 .78 Pinsvurg and Form Is at a Baltimore . 35 16 (686 Philadeip'a Cincinnatt Was New Vork Loulsvilie .. Discount. Brooklyn Cleveland 800 Ciiicago 500~ Louis 26 | NEW YOR Baltimore 2, N. Y. June 28 —New York 4, Mud Causes the “Dope-Book” | " 50sToN, Mass, June 28.—Boston 9, Brook- = i I5u 8 to Be Regarded With PeHICAGO, 1L, June 28.~Chicago 2, Louts- SnANTE vile 7 PUBDIOICNE CLEVELAND, Olio, June 28.—Cleveland | 12, Pitwourg 2. PHILADELPHIA, PA., 28.—Philaael- phisa 7, Washington 6. But Two Favcrites in Front When | ST. 1OUIS, Mo., June 28.—St. Louie-Cinein | | mati, rain. the Wire Is Reached—Results at Latonia. - Carlist Will Ke Chai | LOUISVIiLLE, Ky, Jun: 28.--Ex-Sec- | retary Carlisle will b> permanent chair- na man of the Goid Democratic Stale Con- T. LOUI —Weather | vention on July 14. This was determined | i track n . Aryan and Macy | aia consnltation of friends with r.isle were the only w Six furlong ning favorites, iroe-yearol 8- to-day. Amonx ‘the deleg: General Buckner, Henry W. es will tterson, Sen- Aryan 107 1| ator L ndsay and W. C. P. Breckinridge. Kl A.ma 102 Ninety counties nave aiready written Ble s that tney would rond iu'i delegaions. ‘The convention will reairm the Inaian- apolis platform and then nominate a Clerk for the Court of Appeals, Naption Mise 104 nlso Theo rao. Boy wo-year. CONTICI C.aMP BRESIEOYED. 1] = 2| Two Killed, Ten W wnded and the Re- ¥ o mainder Fiee for Liberty. sk Bmarck 101, Alle B101 | WORTH, Ga;, June 28—A thunder- Morged-nico 104 aud Judse Kee- | gtorn sirnck the State conviot camp yes- 3 o terday. The camp was demoli<hed, two | e e ey ) | convicts being. instantly killed and ten | ~Uiopin 107 {Garnen), 1o 2 | wounded, some of whom may die. In the | B 08 e B o s Giine | PANiC every one of the remaining cop- 1038150 ran. *Favorite, i victs made breaks for liberty. The guards i 0 shot, but to no avail, and bloodhounds Macy 100 (1) Kurphy). even. e 1 | were placed on the convicts' tracks, not, T m»:,\‘; £ M;”.v“" . 3 however, until they were well in tue lead. e, 1:. 6% Taree starters " "® | A faw of them have been captured, and | the hounds are to-day ¢ cse on the tracks Greyburst 100 (Siaughter), barred.... 1| of the others. | 0 (Foucun), 05 . . 2 > te Hiitie 105 (Ha 1), 410 5 3| GUESTS OF €I CIVNATIL, iime, 1:30. Liuito 310 u so tan Favorite. T | f i Scwh Awmerviean UDelegates to the Comn- Six furlongs, selling— : May Thomycon 104 (Webster). 8101 s polat Oegvees Eated i . Anzustise 114 (1noervile). Sto 1 CINCINNATI, Outo, June 28. —The ais- | *Sweet Wollim 101 (- lag hicr), 7 to B, . Lime. 1o1ie ot i ton” o1 Rk Vary | tinguished South Americans who cams to 101, Ha ¥ 10 ~u ar 10} a.d Garand | this country to attend the Commercial BEer LK siNorafl s 8 Congress at Philadelphia are the guests | LATONIA, Ky, June 28 —A very ordl- | to-day of a cilizens’ committee. This | nary card was run cff, with but 1wo | morning they autended a general recep- | choiess reaching the wire first. Tue track | tion at the Grand Hotel, and afterward | was goo were taken on 'change, where an hour | was protiabl t+pent with representatives | e 108 (T. Turns e 1| of the various industries of the city. After ‘; THDEE - 2 | luach there was a boat ride up the river. fPS Dol o The dress reception at the Grand Hotel | Cibo: 1 jiurry | t0-night was the finest effairof its kind | Brossart (1d Tar | ever held in Cincinpati. Ky X *Fa- — = Venrzuela’s New Cabinet. e e 1| NEW YORK, N. Y. June 25—The | Popalist 104 (I. 5 urne 2| World’s Caracas (Venezuela) special says: | \‘{“;,”5”:“'11‘“”. 0a) Avna Garts ios | The Ministry has resigned and a new | Bessie Ge.ser 102 ~art luZ. wbileawad | Cabinet has been constructed, in which | Jloz, Niis e Vamont | Luis Castelo is Minister of Fizance, Hert- | TN par R ¥ 0T and | berto Gordon Minister of the luterior, | Senor Ricart Minmister of War and Marine nd George Uzler Minister of Pub.c SCiny 7 Vo 97 Wi o7, | HIGHLANG'S SUMMER SCHOOL. | ries 100 and *Aing Bermuis 3 AT = Farmers Addrsssed by M:n of Science lwp. Eddie Burke .. 0 (H. w1 1 on Eccn:mcs and Hus- Sim W T0. (Thor vauy 15 30'] H bandry. and ~Bocrs 103 s 56 Tan. ! weorite: WRIGHTS, Cav., June 25 —The High- DG land Grange Summer 8:hool of Economics aivolio 10% (111D, Tt05.................. 1| and Hasbandry was openel in the Santa Sy i e D 2! Cruz Mountains to-fay. F. T. Bioletti ot © 1:035. laffata =ik 100, Moon Hawk 103, Mouk Wsyman iUS. lerne 105. Keelonu 105, Fkink 108, Linsi0-k 108, ~nipman 108 and Lack- the Universty of Callfornia was intro- duced by E. F. Adams, pres.dent of High- man 105 10 ran. ¢Favorite land Gran ze Corporation, as tue first iec- i turer in the course, which will occupy anchamp). 8 10 1 1| three weeks. The first aud third weeks A DAL 2 lare to be davoted to busbaniry and the ileBi Motilla 107, Uycione 108, Ve | second to ecynomics. SFavasip, U9 and Sheddigion 109 ilw ran. | The subject of Mr. Bioletti's lecture was ~ | “The P.ant Ce:L,"” beine th» first, Le said, DETROIT Jaue $ix furlongs | of a series of lectures by him on tne struc: Belvidere won, Seiit second, Cumberiand | ture and growth of plants and on plant ¥our and & ba i utlongs, Coralis won, Bop | 0i%€ases, all lending up to a definite end Ge Fhtoull e T imer BoP | in 1he consideration of furngus and insect | mile, Her Execellency won, Giveaway | PATasites wi.h which the farmer has to second, Naughty Girl third. Time, 1:42 " | vattle. The lecturer said that the prac- Five jurlongs, Harvey won, Alice Farley |tical farmers whom he was addressing secoud. Dace N e, TL0R: might have more practical experience of | onaXpiariaugs, Mazéppn won, Lucy Belle seo- partioular diseases than himsell, while be Pdgtieete el L LA would have studie nt diseases mor Goose Liver third. “Tamer 1rin ee®" #0804, | widely and covered a larger fielc, and he | == | expressed the i ope that cach migut learn | #ac'ny at Anaconda. | mfilemmsz lmmkmc olxller_ B ¥ | Roughly speaking, the plant might be ANACONDA, MoxT., June 25.—St63d5 | 4aid 16 consIst of three paie—tne Toots rain until noon to-day made the track em and the the s leaves. The fruit w Le said, important economically and in muddy and slow for the second day’s rac ing. One pace, one trot and three running | the reproductive process, but did not races consiituted tne day’s programme. | effect the health of the plant itself. All Pecing, 2: organic structures, including plants and class, three in five, Ruby Mes- | senger w 1e second. Best . 2:23. | animals, may Le looked upon as an agere- Seven star¢ distan gation of ceils of various formsand s zes. Trotting, 2:27 class, (wo 12 three, May B| The pulp-cells of the orange were the won, G ca second, Keliant tuird. Best | largest known. Ln the case of yeast and bacteria, each cell was a separate and dis- tinet vezetable organism or individual iant capable of iiving alone and repro- ducing its kind. In other cases there may be groups of cells, but eacti cell hay- ing an individual iife of its own. In higher forms, passing through the h est fungi—-eaweeds, mosses, ferns and flowering planis—there appeared a differ- | entiation or specialization in parts, differ. | ent parts on the group possessing different funciions. anning, four furlongs, Shellac won, Ifath nd, Punter third. Time, :511; Running, seven futiongs, vlight ady lucst second, Mollie R third. won, Time, 4 3 suning, fi iver second, 1:04. furlongs, Vi I Don't’ K ringa won, Quick- ow third.” Time, | = FAGEBS TURF GOSSIP, Lookmaker Georye tiose Departs for the | DR RN Borep The structure of the cell and the nature George Rose. we own bookmaker, [ of the protoplasm, wnich was tho forma- | sccompanied by his wile and several members | tive part of the cell, or, that part where of his crew, left for Chicago on Saturday even- | the food material collested by thy roots ing. Mr. Rose was ecided as to which of | and leaves was transformed into the vari- the Eastern tracks he would book on. ous tissues of the plant, were explained, | Stony Ciarke of the firm of White & Clark | The lecturer stated that wiils these owners of Tim Murphy, Morven, Whitestone | studies might not show a farmer how to =nd other horses, will leave this week for | prune his trees, they would teach him Montana. The horses comprisiug the string | ~hy he should prune as he does and the have been at Anaconda some weeks, | reason for mistakes. Goethe. a full Lrother 10 the good mud horse T ST €chiller, finished second in a race for maiten OCOLFAX NUNDEREK'S FAZE the two-vear-olds at St. Lou's yest rday, T 5 | youngster was a pronounced faveri e’ 118 | Skerig én Doubt as to Whether to Hang Grey hurst gave an exhibition of his acro. | John Leonard. batic tantrums while at the post in the fisth | rocy et St. Louis, during which Full Hand and Senator Morriil dispossessed i ves | of their riders and ran away. Ail COLFAX, W s, June 28. —There seems to be grave doubt as to whether the appeal of Jon Leonard's case to the Supreme ‘c"fl"\f:cifu'frdflxfltrmu“"l"“ Courtof the United States acts as a stay olt was barre e batting. i S i1 | Of execution. and Sheriff Sim: is in & Reddington, the jumper, was & hot favorite | i : for the last race on “the card at Latonia, with | E‘“xm“h‘ry' He IA(IBJ b?»e" advised by his Pigeott in the saddle, but failed 10 get a_cualk | 31!0Tney to proceed with the execution. mutk. Tne sprint was captured by the old | Uniess further steps are taken and Sir Modred mare Lizzetts, which started for | Leonard is granted a stay by some one in ORI ey Cab. | Ruthority, it is quiie likely that the hang- (Pop” Weu ivell, with Cab- | ing will take place next Friday. Leonard's Ahecondn, whors” they exper e’ eare, 10W 8t | attorneys have beeu notified, and their = " action is anxiously awaited by all con- purses. y Ornament, the great three-year-old, traveled | cerned. It is believed Governor Rogers from Cincinnati to St. Loufs in & special car. | Will be appealed to tor a respite unul the United States court can pass npon tue case. The case is identical with that of Charley Kidd ix schoo!ing the horse White Oak over the timber at the Latnia, Theodore Durrant at San Francisco. - Touts, who like other people when business Nwicide at Redwood City, is dull have to resort to their wiis to make boih ends meet, somelimes make misto Sausaiito yesterday an enterprising membe: the proiession sent what is commoniy ocalled EDW A P apliony” telegram 10 himsell tpping. (he | p oo DWOOD CITY, Can, June s horse 8t Laymond. a siarter in the third race | 1111p Hinton, colored, committed suicide et Lotonis, and then piocceled 1o let oneof | last night by taking a dose of Rough on Rats. Bome years ago Hinton won $15.000 in a lottery, and since tnat time he has no. labored. “He married a white woman, and itis understood ihat their married the female i requentess of 0ue of the poolrooms | inon the “‘good thing” The unsuspecting life had peen unpleasant for some time | past. member of the oppusite sex thereupon i trusted A wager wiin the tout 10 place on the liorse, and received a ticket in return. The 1ip was agood one, for 8. Raymond ceme shambling in first at odds of 1510 1, and tne fortunate investor indulged in dresms of dezziing wealth. only 10 be awakened to the facc that she held a “phony” ticket. The tout then tound it convenient to consuit the time- teble, but the bonts did 1ot make trips in ac. cordunce with bis wishes, ana, Buusalio boing | an early hour this morning by shooting him. ———— A Capitatist’s -uicide, John 8. Capron, a capitalist who resided at 1319 Devisadero sireet, commitied suicide at o small place, he soon found himself engaged : ) I an carnest debate with the Town Matsnai, | 201 Lo t18 oatsa whioh prmmatid B Te turf adviser proved the mast couvincing | prclyes eCaute which promptd * ' o ¢nd taker, squared his case and wil. in the future | pie 1S, The dead capiinin wa 72 yurs ot tce that crepe.adorns the horse-o: his cuojce. | 8¢ eaves three o nchters e ete e n i Larigne Did Not Appear. In Meibours PHILADELPHIA, PA.,, June 28.—The 15 twopence- halfpenny for making a shirt, while 8 Chinaman gets fivepeuce for washing it, | traveled over in a day. | undivided r WOMAK “HEALER" VISITS TOMBSTON Said to Effect Cures by the Laying On of Hands. Mexicans Circulate Strange Tales of Her Peculiar Power. Oae Old Man Who Was a Crippe for Years Made to Discard H s Crutches. TOMBSTONE. Amriz, June 28.—There passed ihrough this city yesterday a woman ofatoat 3) yeaze of aze of Oriental cast of !eatures, dressed in the garb re- sembling that in which Murillo clothed his pictures of the Madonna,who has given extraordinary evidencesof miraculousiy curing human i Several truthful per- sons in this vicinity testify to her wonder- 1ul powers and many remarkable stories of her cures have gained circulation here. The womaa speaks with a strange for- eign accent and vouchsales no further in- formation of hors:f than that she was born in the ‘ar East and is now making a religious pilgrimage of the world. She is very inteliizent and upon due provocation she relates historical occurrences of a cen- tury and further back with an accuracy of detail that fills one with wonder, if not with credulity. She claims to have been an eye-witnes< 10 most of these events and she speaks of the future with the abiding confidence of one gilte! with prophecy. One of the remarkable cures related of her concerns a Mexican who lives on the outskirts of tuis city. He bas been afflicted for nmany year< with a crippied knee, the result of an injury received in youth, and bas walked only with the use of crutches. The woman is sald to have simply passed her palm over the injured { limb, whereupon the Mexican experienced instant relief, a relaxing of the drawn muscles and the ability to stand erect without his crutches. In a short time he was able to walk and is now entirely healed. Many mcre instances of this strange woman’s power are cited and the Mexican inbabitants believe she is a saint. She steadily refuses all remuneration for her cures and wiil accept nothing bat food and a nizht’s lodging. No one seems to know whence woraan came, though ii is suppo<ed wandered up thiough Mex co. Esriy in the morning sue left Tom bstone, accom- panied by a dog Quite a crowd followed her to the edge of tow MCURNIAG IN HEALUSBURG. Charles A :xander, O of Sonom: County’s P.once s, Succumbs to 1 n:ss. HEALDSBURG, Car. Alexander, one of the most prominent and respecied of Northern Sonoma’s pio- neers, passed away yesterday evening evening after a brief iliness, Mr. Alexander was born in St. Clair County, Iilinais, on March 20, 1823, and pa-sed his eurly youth in his native State, In 1850 Le journayed across the plains to California, and on his arrival nere settied in Alexander Valley, that vast tract of tund being at that time the sole property of his uncie, Cyrus Alexander, to whom it had been deeded by its originai owner, William Fit The tract included 17,000 acres and was given by Mr. Fitch 1o Mr. Alexander as payment for a winter's labor. For thirty years Mr. Alexander lived in he vadey iwhich bears his name and amassed a comlortable fortune, owning more land than couid be conveniently Atthe end of that time ne and his family removed to Healds- burg, where he had since made his home. In October tifty-five vears ago Mr. Alex- ander was wedded 10 Ach<a H. Smith. Ha was counsisient member of the M. E. church and a prominent figure in ehuren work, as well as an active worker in the cause of temperance. His was the basiest and best type of maihood, and be bad the ect and esteem of the resi. an River and Alexander dents of Rus lleys. The body of the deceased rest in Oak Mound Cemetery to-morrow by the side of his devoted wife, who pre. ceded him acrossthe River Styx turee years ago. SAUSALITO MARSHAL'S CASE. Superior Juige Cock Listens to Contend- ing Attorneys D.scussing Marin County Polstics. SAUSALITO, Car., June 28.—Superior | Judge Carroll Cook of San Francisco, sit- ting in the place of Judge Angeliotii, to- day heard the habeas corpus procesdings in the case of Mnrshal John E. Creed of Bausalito, sentenced by Recorder Joseph H. Pryor to pay $15) or serve 150 davs in jail for battery upon the person of Peter Ciaudianos, proprietor of the yacht house. The proceedings were of an interesting character, and Thomas P. Boyd, the at. lornev representing Marshal Creed, intro- duced the argument outlined in yester- day’s CALL exclusively, 10 the effect that Judge Pryor had no right under the law to hold “two positions under the muni- cipal government of Sausalito. It wasad- mitted that the Judee was the duly elected Town Clerk and hud been ap- and a small boy, headine | June 25, —Charles | ill be laid to | nointed to the office of Recorder by the Board of Trustees. It also cams out that Pryor was a notary pubiic, the editor of » newspaper, had held the position of Deputy County Clerk and var:ous other volitical snaps of more or less irmportance. | _Alter hearing the argumenis Judge Cook put the case over until Thursday, when he will render a decision. | " Judge Pryor has bela 1h> offices of Re- | cor:er and Town Clerk of Sausalito for | over a year, and this is the first time his | right to occupy both positions has been | questioned. B GOLD IN A STEER'S STOMACH | Reported D.scovery Which Bids Fair t: Enrich an Ar.zona Mex.- can. PHENIX, Ariz., June 28.—There has just arrivea in this ity a most remarka- bie Cochise Connty go!d discovery story | that is at least highly interesting. The name of the lucky discoverer is John Car- rillo. Heisa farmer in the southern part | of the county, very near the Mexican line, and it now appears that he has the most unique and valuable salt lick in tte world Hereto'ore Carrillo’s chiet industry has been that of raising cattle for the Eastern markets. Recently he set apart a numoer of steers to be fattened for his own domas- tic use, and a few days ago he killed one for the immediate consumption of himsel and neighbors, After cutting the meat and dividing 1t among his neighaors Ca:- rilo had the stomach prepared in the usual manner for tripe. Upon submitting this organ to the customary process of cleaning he found the entire lining of the stomach filled with some hard substance that was imbedded in the spongy folds wherein the gastric juices originate. A closer examination showed that this s stance was nothing less than free gold, and with careful saving and washing it is said that he procured nearly four ounces of the precious metal from that one stom- ach. Carrillo and his neighbors were aston- ished at the tind and at once set at work to discover a theory that would account for the presence of ine gold in the steer’s stomach. It was learned that the animal had been pasturing in the salt lick fields, a rather large saline deposit on the Car- rillo ranch. It has been known for many vears that almost the entire region abounded in gold placers, but the shining | particles are of that degree of fineness | to defy either the sluice or the rocker, and | the placers could never be profitabl | worked. A careful inspection of the sait lick disclosed good *‘color’’ under a sirong | glass, but of exceeding fineness. I. ap- pears now that the steer had licked up four ounces of free gold in less than two months, The salt in the earth had chlor- idized the metal and the lining of the | stomach had served in the manner of a coarse blanket at the bottom of a sluice in preserving the gold. | " Carrilio immediately slaughtered some sheep that bad been feeding in the same vasture, and With resuits equally as satis- factory, only ibat the amount of gold was somewhat smailer. Carrillo believes he has struck a rich thing and means to keep a bunca of cattle always fesdine in that pasture. s or even a little less—there will soon be started one of the greatest slauchter houses in the world on' the Mexican and Arizona line. Condor Caught b - Near Point Suy. MONTEREY, Car, June 25.—-W. J Barry of Castroville, while hunting in the | mountains near Point Sur last week, suc- ceeded with the aia of a lasso iu captur- ing an American condor which, though |only a fledeling, is an enormous bird. The condor has a streich of wing of S feel 8 inches and weigns forty pounds. Darr ix proud ot his priz», as birds of this fam - iiy are extremelv rare in this latitude. ELECTRIC LIGHT MEET. Tacers Who Will Pass in the Night on | the Garden City Cyc ers’ | Track. ’[ The following are the entries and handi- caps for the electric light meet of the Gar- den City Cyclers, turee-lap cement track at morrow evening: Two-thirds of a mile handicap, rrofessional— O to Ziegier Jr., San Jose, scratch; Allan N to bte held on San their Jose te- Jones, Olympic, yards; Hara,' Downing Ban Jose, 45 yards; Arihur M. Boyden, Rel ance, 75 yaras; B H. Eiord, Relfance, 103 yards, |~ Oue mile scratch, amatenr: First heat—D. E. Francis, & F. R. (.3 F. R. Haley, B. C. W.; P. k. Mott, Reilance; R. H. Hummouds, O yiu pic; Dan 'Murphy, G. . C.; W. S. Bacon Olympic. S co1d heat—J. C. Williamson, B. C. W.; T Lueich, unaitachea; J. E. Wing, Olvmpic: G F. R C.;'A. P. Deacon, Relia Third heat A. Kraft, B. C. W, Baker, Garden Cli R C.; L L Ryder, G. C. ¢ uaatiached. )} Charle D. Gooch, Relinnee; D, D M. G. Francis, K. K. Shearmauy st and se t heat quaiiiy for the f Two-inirds m le, hanaicap, heat, J. Win, 0. ond in each heat and third in al heat. amaieur—rirst seratch; W. 0= e W. 8 G. ¢ |F R 1 | unatiacued, Tony' Lucich, unatiached, 110. Second heat—P. R Mott, R. A. C, scrateh; A.P. Deacon, R. A. C., 25 yards; C. A, Kraiy, B. C. W., 40; L. L Ryaer, . C., 50: W. J Agnew, Acme, 50; M. G. Francis, F. R. C., L. A. Fosom, unaitached, 80; 5. H. Butler, LR C., 100 Taird heat—J. C. Wiliiamson, B. C. V.. 20 yarde; K. H. Hawmouds, 0. C. W., Dan | Murphy, G. C. C., 45; D. E. Franeis, 8. F. R. ¢ 1503 R. Shearmdn, unaitached, 50; M. Qulmby, S F. K. C.,'60; W. C. Sharp, unat: tuched First'snd second in each heat and third in testest heat qualify for the final heat. There is a much larger entry list amorg the amateur riders than was expected, and 35ma ood sport should be seen. The track will be ampiv lighted by electricity, while the grand stand will be snaded, that | the spectators may the better see the races. | This is not the first venture of the San ! Jose club at races in the evening, and the | first proved quite successfui, o that this meet is expecled 1o be a repetition of the former one. A large number of promi- | nent iocal wheelmen will go down from bere in the afiernoon. —_———— The Russian peasant never touches food or drink without making the sign the cross. 1f each | cer killed will yield four ounces of gold— | BARTLET T sesewseess ks S pR | Nfi S Addition to Difing-Roam. New Hotel Cottages. Accommodations Greatly Increased. OTEL AND renovat Resident Physician. Advice as to Use o Waters Free. Swimming Tauk, Mineral Tub, Vapor and Roman Baths. Competent Masseurs. ONLY RESORT KEEPING PAID ORCHESTRA. COTTAGES COMPLZY The cnisine is perfect. LY Daneinz, Tennis, Bowling, Billlards, Cro- quet, hiaudball, Shuffie-boards. Livery and Burros RATES—Hotel §15 per week $6 per week. Call or address and hotel cottages, housexeeping cottages, BARTLETT EPRINGS CO. 22 Fourth str ssn Francisce or H. R. WARNER, Bartlett Springs, Lake County, Gal Pamphlets 1 free. THATCHER'S HOTEL, HOPLANT docino Co.— Passengers {0 Highia: d & ngs will find it casier and pleasante 30 P M. train srom ~. K., arrivin 8L 8 P, th securing & 2ood nizh ' f.re continuing their jours at12:30. Bell Tel. in hotel VENDONE San Jose, Cal. HIS BEAUTIFUL HOTEL IS 100 W voiab'y known .o require extended n tion here @3 & ChATIING SUNINIET FOsOFL, RrCes: 1ble, homelike, and ever- department in wi d «ficlent bands. Wrlte for rates srd il ted souvenir. W, GEO. ¥ Soraroga Soke s DPANGS, Lol NALIFORNIA'S MOST FXJOYABLE Tt Ullore™: noted for ita Curative Powers of toe aprings. Best cquipoed Miteral Baths 1o Lake Co aces to surt ail. Al finest faciiities for camp. Ing, " For purticuiars auple (0 F. MAJTENA Vrop.. Buchior b, 0. Lake County, Cat. ocin S Francisco at 416 Pie o FRA K A BU-SE DOWN GO PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. BOCA HOTEL. The finest location on the Truckee River for fish- 2 Good boa Ing. BUats fiee (o guests. Pleas. wat drives for bicyeling or riding LAKG= SUNNY ROOMS, EXCLLLESY I TABLE RATES : $1.00 and $1.50 pzr Day. JAS. McDONALD, Ma focH. ~ THE GEYSERS, Sonoma Co., 6 Hours from San Frauciaco. ONE OF NATURE'S WONDERS. Grandest scenery. The hotel an enchan:ing em- bowered nome. New Eathhouse, Iennis-cour:, e NATURAL S1EAM AND MINERAL BATHS, Tepid Swimming Lake. New and Inviting trails to fateresting poiuts. Tabie unsurpassed. J. B. HORTON, Manager. YEW CARLSBAD MINERAL SPRIN LAKE COUNTY, HE GREATEST HEALTH-GIVING WA in America. Specific for a1 siomach, Kidnes and bladder troubes. New hoiel, ma‘agement. Terms. 38 (0 810 per week. partculors address W, R, Mc sOV vil'e Lake Co. or DR MCGOVERN, 1 om sireet, San Franelsco. Go to all marveious mineral waters. Hates $10 tn $14 Take 7:30 A. M. Southern Pacific traln for 8. tickets, =00d untll January 1, 1898, §7. ut 318 Battery street, or of W. L. Mitchel), Licell P. O, Napa Coun. Nitchel Ztna, R liver, new For Kelse, Go to Eina €prings i you want health, recreation or rest. Perfec: climate : no mosquitoes, Swimming SPRINGS, LAKE COUNTY, TNDER THE ABLE SUPERVISION OF MRS, J 1. E H. BEEB . Accommodations strict first-ciass. Fates $10 and $12: speciul teim famil es P. O. and telephione. Kcuid trip $10, P. office, 613 Market st Address XEW Y0-DAY FIRECRACKERS FRER AT 1310 MARKET STREET FOR THREE HOURS ON Wednesday Afternoon, June 30, 2 TO 5 O’CLOCK. One package of Firecracl Kers free to every boy or girl presenting one of these coupons to-morrow afternoon between 2 and 3 o’clock. We do this to introduce our large stock of Fireworks that we are selling at bedrock prices, FIREWORKS BAZAAR, 1310 Market Street. J.WALLACE SPAULDING, Mar. YOSEMITE AND BIG TREES AND RETUKRN FOR %:4.50 For particulars apply 1o MCLOUGHLIN & BURKE 634 Market st., or JOH N MOSS, *\siley Liowd” Uflices, 321 Market st., San Francisco, Cal. KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS, BESWICK, SISKIYOU COUNTY. Cil, A noted fising sud beaith resor:. Ho. wud'and sul phur bu hs. EDSON BROS., Proprietors ORR HOT SPRINGS, 14 MIES FROM UKIAK. £ FISHING ind hunting. Baths free. Water sure cure for rheumatism and all skin diseases. Kound trip #9 60 _Board, 87 per week. J. H. ORK, Orr Post- oflice, Mendocino County, Ca. articulars | CHIGHLAND SPRINGS, On the Border of Clear Lake. | LAKE COUNTY, CAL. | New and Commodious Hotel Just Completed. | J{ECANTLY FURNISHED AND Li U'by clectricly. Largest dining-room I San Francisco fit | THOUSANDS CURED BY THE WATFRS AT | HIGHLAND SPRINGS. Waters unri 1 the cure of Dropsy, R matism, Stomach, Liver and K Onsa e. b tiled and in SIphon: and Websier sireots, Oak Indorsed by Leading Physicians. Over thirty kinds of mineral springs. Hesident pbysic an. Superb c.imate. Fine trout streams. | beer und small game kinds amusen.ents. Mineral ba | Table Unsurpassed. Reached by shortest and bes: stage route into | Lake County. Round trip from &. F. via S. F. and | NP, to Hopiand ¥8. or via =, P. to | Open Every Day in the Year. Terms r.asonable. For further Information ad Gress J. ¢ Hichiand Springs, Lake Co, Cal. Or see in Francisco LE CRALG, 316 Montgomery st. Send for iliustrated pamphiet | NAPA SODA SPRINGS, California‘a Famon: Mountaln 3000 feet mbove Nana Valley. Climata nnsae passed. Views magnificent. Tabie snpplied from orchard »nd ocean, field and farm. ot and cold Napa Soda water baths. Telephons and Postoffice. Burros to ride. Bowiing slleys, tennls croquet, ewings and hammocks. Gas and runniog water in every room. Re .1 for msthmaccs WARM WATER SWIMMING TANK. Au ideal sum- mer Tesort. . nidyen's paradise; molbers de- lignt; busbandy res. Address ANDREW JACTSON Nspa Soda Springs P. O. Spat HOT SPRINGS, Moaterey Coun- ty, Ca.—The Carlsbad of America—For health, rest, peasure. climate. accommodations, scenery, Hwer beds, cleaniiness, not soda tub and vluuge bathis, hot suip d swimming tanks, massage Lieatment, 1 ouses. for and nd tishiog,child unis, dance-nall, For ands unsurpassed in -he State. joy ment for young and oid. Take train d Townsend siree:s. San Francisco, 9 A. M., Firsi st ard Browdwav, Oakinnd, 9:10 A M., 1y, for ~oicdad: Returs-Lrip ticket SR -seven ep and Posiofice. phiets aud sp cial Inoucements for . ROBER I'SON, Lessee & Mauager A==E=-T--N== SPELLS HEALTH. Swim | and avo Perfect climate ; no mosquitos. ing tank, tub and steam baths: fine notel, 18 mineral w ters. Rates, 30 a.M Southern Pacif ba. where the stage connects. trip tickets, g0d until January 1. 1898, §7. Particalars at : 18 Bartery street, or of W, Lu MITCHELL, Lideii P. O., Napa County, Calif. SODA BAY RESORT. CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT, turesque. ~ Spring is famous for the vast volume ot delicions sodawater. Hunting, fishing, boating #nd swimmiing are unsurpassed anyw ere. The table best the marke | =oda Bay, situated on Crear Lake, s most ple | supp led with the very carefully looked after. Dally staye from Pleta to | | Soda Bay direct. Fare from San Francisco 85 50; | rourd trip 81 O B HE vilie, Lak H. proprietor, Cal HOTEL ROWARDENNAY, Soda Ba Kelsey- County, grounds snd river lighted by electricity. a miie Of river for boating. and trip tickets. $8. For particulars address THOS. L. BELL, Proprietor, Lien Lomond, Ca. MADRONE MINERAL SPRINGS, QANTA CLARA COUNTY, MOUNT HAMIL D'ton ran best 1n water on this coast for digestio urinacy troub es hanting and fishir special rates to p: T or mote: stage co nects at Madrone with morning trains Moudays, | Wednesdays and ~a‘urdays; seud for terms and descriptive pam phiet. S" CARTER, Mana. | JAME SEIGLER SPRINGS, LAKE COUN1Y 115 DELIGHTFUL WATERING-PLACE 18 located midt of the Const Kauge. | Abomainnce of inineral springs, aud eold atas. large swimming-tunk of mineral fine sione dining-room: telephone con- ectric lghts,” livery sccommodation: #00d trout-nshing and bonting. Kound-trip tie ets ac 8. P, oftices, $10, water, nections. el ik JHN SPAUL Proprietor. PORTOLA Now o E _Cf AN “with anctsco at wood Cliy. Superior a‘commodations; firsi-class table. FOr particulars address J. k. DOYE: . Portola, Cal 'LAUREL GLEN FARM T HOME. 11 MILES FLOM NaPA CITY, ON MO Veder: elevation 1555 feet: mounta fine scenery: astima, NT 0 apring eaithy climate: a postive Address MES. A, . ALLEN, wate cure | Napa City PLANTATION HOUSE. 18 JiLEs FROM €AZADERO, ON STACE © line. Good trout fishing. plenty fruit, cream and milk; free conveyanc more: grand redwood s enery. Address J. LU TRINGER. Seaview. Somotma Co., or apply k. EKRUSE, 207 Front st., 5. K., for particulars. for purties of two_or TATIALPAIS VILLA. ROSS VALLEY, XEAR SAX RAFAEL: COT- tages an dauc- ing pavilion Fall Water bathing, MKS, PETER SMITH, Manager. HOTEL DE REDWOOD. N THE HEART OF THE “ANTA (RU Mountains: board from §7 to $10 a twee campers’ return tick<t $2 50. Fen . for clreular Lo S COX, Laurei, Cal. BURLINGAME. OR REST AND COMFORT. REASONABLR yrices. Address IRA G HOITT. Burliogame, San Maieo Covuty Cak HOTEL DE THORNTON, POTTER VALLEY. First-Cluss in Evory Respeot. E. I, HOLEROOK, PROPR £101t. Rates, $7 per week. Hachand ull modeérn con. Venieuces In connection with L POPE HOUSE. HIS WELL-KNOWN AND POPULAR FAM. Ly resort is 0pen the year round: co:tages for familles: iennis and eroquet: clectric-cars (o the beach and bachs: bus mewis a 1 (rains. MRN, A. POP &, Sauta Cruz. Cal, GLENBROOK, SE OF THE MOST CHARMING RESORTS | 2 in the State. Fine scenery, hunting and fish. ing. Excellent table. For circulars und_further iutormation adaresy R TREDWAY, ulen- brook, Lake Couuty, PALACE HOTEL, UKIAW. EADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS AND {omme:cial men. Free bus and and from all tralns. iz sy aflords, and the comfor: und welfare of the guests | GILROY HOT SPE | 7 Regain Health—Where the Tourist My Regale Himself Upon Magnificent and Picturesque Scenery! ! Where the Summer Pilgrim M Find | Rest, Refreshment and Relaxation A Mecca for the Annual Seeker After Repose and Recuperation! A Rural Retreat, Where the Adjacent Hills Are Clothed in Garmenis of Matchless Gl Where the Ozr- Malarin Never Lifts His bastly Head and Where the Waters A Place Wh of Mealing Pour Freely From Nature’s Own Fountain. KES8:15 A. M. OR P. M. TRAIN FROX hird_and T 53 2 from Third aod Townsend streets. ROOP & SON, Proprietor: tratus é;{NTA CATALINY ISLAND! SEASON OF 1897. Grandest Atiractions in the Wes_t. Charming climat, FAMOUS F TING. The 1 1o Middle Raach. Splendid coach ern drivers. Delightful coast exct outdoor sports. concert ing, Water Caraj HOTEL i always open and en w addition. elegant roorm and ballroom, etc., r ISLAND VILL opens Ju'y ) SN, CHERMOSA' now on 1or the sea ormation, rates and {lustr: Wilmington Transpo 222 S, SPRING ST., L¢ C. 1. JORDEN, Agent, wonderfal naru HING AND W scenic T Pyrotechnfc displays, M 1ROPO 4 pamphlets § HOT SPRINGS, Sonoma Co, only 414 nours from Sail Francisco, and boc 8 slles’ staging. Wate noted for their medicinal virtnes and genetiily conceded :0 be the fin bath water la tie “tate. Excellent grand mou scepers. Long distance telephone: daily mailand express: well-stocked rout s Koupd trin from San Francisco onty Take ‘Tibur ferry at 7:30 o M.or 3:30 P a. Terms, $2 a day or.$12 8 week. J. ¥, MULC REW, Proprietor. LAUREL DELL, LEASANTLY LOCATED ON LAUREL DELL Lak IS now one of the most attrictiv | Lake County. Kaies $8 1o : new dining-room, new livery stable. It outing pi and bathing free Brinz your dress H. W.AMBOLD, sserth; “ MONTE VISTA.” PHE PICTURE=QUE GEM OF " HESIERRAS (+levation 3500 1eet). This mos popular re | sort under new ownership is now open; deli climate, lawn tennis, pnots dark.ioom, b | s g, hunting: four trains dail mile from For circular ad iress THUS. ta, Dutch- Flat, Cal station; free carria E. MO AN, Moute V. HOTEL REDONDO._THIS A strocture, 4 stories high, with e nce, is the crowning effort Coast: completely surre titul lawns, flower beds, eic.~ Boating surf bathing are the chief amosemen 1 one of our beautiful souven: » proprietor. FICENT modern hotels on 1 by beau fishing aad Write for s K DUD GUA CALIENTE SPRINGS £ ‘Sonoma Valley—2 hours from S ¥ HOTEL, via Tibu- ron Ferry, Warm mineral swimming and tub baths. - Hotel remodeled and refur- nished. Waer, bells. Ra:es Per week, $2 per day. SPKINGS, Agua Call ma Coanty, Cal THEMILL VALLEY SANITARIUM WILL BE Zeady io meelte wuew's and pati-nts June 15, e o K ; I887. Apply foraccommodations (o the nanager, HE_PICTURESQUE SPOT OF B! | I o iger, TG0, T the Lants Cong Sonptane: Moy | ¥ STERL i ihe 3 Satituriom, Fis Botel nd’ rusiic cottazes. cont:ining 80 rooms, ount, on European piau; mud ALL HARD FINISHRD, with large closeis. 5 Two tennis courts and bowling a'ley. Buildl BELMONT, SAN TY; private family minutes from MERS! HANSEN. itiful grounds, large rooms: tion, 1 hour from cf 100D BOARD ON X “Calisto, and mil °H, SUBURBS OF 3, butter:chickens et miners! batts frea. (. Calistoga. Napa-Cs.,Cal. RAN sresh (YRRESS LAWN FRUIT FARM: DELIGHT- ful home: cottages and te 200d table; water. Addr.ss T. H. EPLEY, Napa, Cal. DEAL FRUIT RANCH, THENTON, SO- furnished cotiaes with frée fruit, lovely healthful 1ocaif'y. noma (o ; NGS, LAKE. COUNTY, phone conpections: writé AN DERSO N Middietown eral, Dyspepsia, Of the Age A preventive and cure for Rheu- matism, Neur , Pains in Gen- Pneumonia, Ner Sore Tlroat, Liver and Kidney Complal Backache, Burns, Swellings, Colds, Coughs. Colic, Cramps, Sprai Wounds, Indigestion, Skin eases, Excessive Itching many ather complaints. s, Bruises, Dis- § ana § Price: 25¢, 50c, $1 Per Bottle. L. CALLISCH, Wholesale Agent. for the Pacific Coast, San Jose, Cal. For sale by all druggists. The trade supplied by Redingion & Co., Mack Co. and Langley & Michaels, San Fran- gg cisco. RR. LS e bhundred reward tor any chsswa TS, THIS SECRET KEM s all losses in 34 Loars, cures Emisstons, Jm pot cele, Gonorrhws. Gieet, Fits, S tores, Blood Disease and wll was: effects Of seif Abuse or Kxcesssi sealed. §2 per boule. IH R £usranceed to cure any casa, DR, HALL'S MEDICAL INSTITUL 5 ANl priv 228 Brondway, Oukisad, Cal ate dise ckly ¢ Send ¢ o 1 diseases Quickly cure o PRINGS |