The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 14, 1899, Page 8

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1899, WHERE CAN | SPEND MY VAGATION ....BUT ALONG THE.... CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY (Lessee San Francisco and North Pacific Railway). THE PICTURESQUE ROUTE OF CALIFORNIA BOoOTOS MARIN, SONOMA, MENDOCINO AND LAKE—Coun- ties directly tributary to this road with their numerous streams, leys, foothills and mountain r s, offer clim- ate and surroundings suitable for every pc ble taste. n This section is remarkable for the number and variety of its mineral springs. All the famous waters of the world are duplicated here. A number of them have been opened to the public where they can find ev fort to be expected at resorts, in addition to the benefits to be derived from the drinking of and bathing in mineral waters. Following is a list of the principal Mineral Spring Resorts: AGUA CALIENTE SPRINGS, AGUA CALIENTE STATION—Ter: Single fare, $1. , per day, $2.00; per week, $.00 to $12.00. round trip (Saturday to Monday sion), $1.65. Mrs. Mary E. Nordin, proprietor, Agua Cali- ente, Cala. BARTLETT SPRINGS, LAKE CO.—Terms, per week, $12.00 to $1 , $14.00. Bart- ‘lett Co. LAKE 00; CO.—Terms $9. r week, $7.00 to $10.00. manager, P. 0., Be Single round trip, 1a, Cala. CARLSBAD SPRINGS, LAKE CO. $8.00 to $10.00. Round trip, $9.00. proprietors, Kelseyville, Cala Terms, per wee W. R. & G. P. McGovern, DUNCAN SPRINGS, MENDOCINO CO.—Terms, , $2.00; per $10.00. le fare, $3.80 round trip (Saturday to Monday e Howell, Hopla per ; round trip, 0. cursion), $5.7 0. proprietor, Cala. GEYSERS, week, $10.00 Geysers, SONOMA CO.—Ter: $14.00. da s, per G. Round trip, $8.00. Cala. HIGHLAND SPRINGS, LAKE CO.—Terms, per wee $10.00 to $16.00. Single fare, $4.50; round trip, $8.00. J Cralg, manager, Highland Springs, Cala. LAUREL DELL, LAKE CO.—Terms, per week, $3.00 to $12.00. Single fare, $5.00; P. O., Bertha, Cala. round trip, $9.50. H. Wambold, LYTTON SPRIN GS 38, SONOMA CO.—Terms, per day, $2.00; per w $10.00 to $12.00. Single fare, $2.40; round trip (Saturday to Monc¢ excursion), $3.60. W. M. Wazd, proprietor, Lytton Springs, Cala. MARK WEST SPRINGS, day, $2.00; per week $10.00 round trip, $3.75. America, Cala. SONOMA CO.—Terms, to 81 Frese & Juergue Single fare, $2.50; n, proprietors, P. O., ORR'S HOT SPRINGS, MENDOCINO CO.—Terms, per week, $7.00 to $9.00. Single fare, $5.00; round trip, $9.50. Mec- Clellan & Orr, proprietors, Orr’s Springs, Cala. SARATOGA SPRINGS, LAKE CO.—Terms, per day, $2.00; per week, $10.00 and upyard. $5.00; round trip, $9 J. Martens, Batche- lor, Cala. Single fare, proprietor, P. O., WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, SONOMA CO.—Terms, per day, $2.00; per week, $10.00 to $12.00. Single fare, $1.5 John 8. Taylor, proprietor, Santa Rosa, Cala. BODA BAY, LAKE CO.—Terms, per week, $10.00 and upward. Single fare, $5.50; round trip, $10.00. Mack & Bur- lingame, proprietors, Kelseyville, Cala. SKAGGS' SPRINGS, SONOMA CO.—Terms, per day, $2.00; per week, $12.00. Single fare, $3.50; round trip, $5.50. J. F. Mulgrew, proprietor, Skaggs' Springs, Cala. WITTER SPRINGS, LAKE CO.—Terms per week, $8.00 to $12.00. BSingle fare, $6.00; round trip, $11.50. proprietor, P. O., Upper Lake, Cala. Max Aman, HOTEL RAFAEL, SAN RAFAEL—Terms, per day, $3.00 and upward, according to room; per week, $17.50 and upward. R. H, Warfield & Co., proprietors. VICHY SPRINGS, MENDOCINO CO,—Terms, per day, $2.50; per week, $12.00 to $14.00, Single fare, $4.50; round trip, $0.00; round trip (Saturday to Monday excursion), §7.25. J. A, Redemeyer, proprietor, Vichy Bprings, Cal. — pleasure and com- | - To those who desire to spend their time on ranches we call| Jonn Wikon, | gttention to the following. Inquiry can be made of them direct: stage from| WALDRUHE—In the heart of the So-| miles. Hunt- | noma Mountair 00 feet above level of $1.50 per day, $10.00 per | ti one-half hour’s ride from_ Gien P. O., Potter Valley, | E scenery unsur, . Board first in every respect, table being boun- Panto it 1. g supplied with cream, milk, eggs | bl b ai A L it. Diversified amusements, such | fishing and boating. Situated o . T e e an ] t, hunting, fishing and frequent | ey, Sl e : drives through the neighbo i i 8 conveyance to and from the accommodation of guest for thirty per T -One mile from Glen Sonoma Mou r forty from statio s, milk, butter, eggs, frui and thoice old wine in abund s of —Reached by 1 water, hot and cold baths, c thirty miles. | quet and quoit grounds, shuffleboard $1.00 per day. 00 ing hall, large p d for chi r, P. O., Sanhedrin, | dren, plenty of sha nd lovely walks. | : Terms, $1.50 per day, $8.00 to $i0.00 per | wee Special rates by the month. Julius $1.00 per d | QUIEN—Three-quarters of a mile Hunter, from Glen le lations for | L HOTEL, GU hony perons g Sohot 0 per wezk. Spe house, and_ running | mile off, Table first sup- YARBROUGH, GUERNEVILLE— | plied with butter, milk s pro- On nd half miles from station. duced on the ranch. Terms, per | comp for sIx or seven persons, | week. Children, under twelve y Sulphur rear the place. Plenty of | age, $4.00 per week. fruit hade trees. Terms, $.00 per | prEASANT VIEW RANCH—One mile | week | from Cloverdale. Accommodations for fif- M. FLORENCE, GUERNEVILLE—Nice | teen persons.” Plenty of fresh milk, but- town hom the river. Accommoda- | ter and eggs. Guesis transported to and tions for en persons. Terms, $6.00 | from the station free of charge. Terms, | per we i Children, under twelve | A. A. STAGG, GUERNEVILLE—Moun- | Y¢aIs of age per week. B. M. Shel- tain h and orchard, four miles from | ford, proprietor. station. Accommodations for two or three| IVY DELL—Ten minutes walk from persons. Terms, $5.00 per week. MERK, GUERNEVILLE—Five from station, one-quarter mile from river; high elevation. Accommodations for three or four persons. Terms, $.00 per week. | station at C for fifteen pers rdale. Accommodations All ‘the comforts of butter and eggs. 0 per wedk. Children $4.00 per . Caldwell, proprietor. YARD RANCH—Four e. Accommodations . Will meet guests at sta- port to the ranch free of $7.00 per week. Children, rs of age, $3.50 per week. J. D. Winter, proprietor. NCH—Cottages and amping accommo ng their own ontfit a most healthful localit: , address N. A. Griffith, s to re for pa nty of fruit GLEN VALLEY SPRINGS — Three miles from Windsor. Accommodations for forty gu Small lake near the T. P. BROW: tlons for fifteen persons day. Springs wh had. Ter proprietor. excellent boating can be $8.00 per week. W. B. Rich, WALL'S ' SPRINGS—Accommodations | _MRS. T. J. BARNES, HEALDSBURG- for fort ns. Terms, $7.00 per week. | Private home, near center of town. Ac- Addr Wall, Hilton, Cala. ON—Four miles west of ommodations for twenty- | / persons. Terms, $5.00 per commodations for six or eight person Terms, per week, $6.00; per month, $20.00. MRS. WM. HICK: HOPLAND—Ac- commodations for three persons. TRAVELERS' HOME — Twenty-flve miles north of Ukiah, in Scott’s Valley, located in the midst of good hunting and fishing grounds. Table supplied with an abundance of fresh butter, eggs, fruit and vegetables. Accommodations for six to eight persons. Terms, $7.00 per wee D. from Seb two_or three persons. weelk. LITCHFIELD—One-quarter stopol. mile Accommodations for Terms, $6.00 per Y topol. TRIPP—One-half mile from Accommodations for four per- Se- gons. Terms, $5.00 per week. M. L. Sawyers, proprietor, P. O., Hearst, CHAS. SOLOMON—One-half mile from | Cala. Set opol. Accommodations for two per-| ROWE'S—Thirty miles north of Ukiah, Terms, $ MRS. R. 00 per w Good huntin with fresh per week. lits, Cal MOUNTAIN and fishing. Table supplied arm produce. Terms, $7.00 Ao H. D. Rowe, proprietor, Wil- i | NOMA—One | Terms, $7.00 to $10.00 | £ HOME—Near Low Gaps, eighteen miles from Uklah. Excellent hunting and fishing; delightful climate. Terms, $.00 per week. Mrs. G. H. Furber, Uklah, Cala. MRS. G. T. CLOW, BOONEVILLE— Farm home, four miles from Booneville, in the midst of excellent hunting and fishing grounds. MOUNTAIN HOME—Twenty-two miles north of Ukiah. Several good mineral thirty. | springs in the vieinity., Excellent hunting WOOD FARM—Three miles frmni an abundance of pure mmm-‘ | also sulphur, iron and mag- nesia mineral springs, sulphur tub baths, croquet grounds; plenty of shade. Board first class. An ideal place for persons secking an excellent climate, health, rest or quictude. Conveyance to and from sta- tion upon proper notice. Terms, $5.00 per | week. Wm. A. Thompson, proprietor. | T.J. HANDLEY—Accommodate Nineteen miles from Ukiah. Hunting and | and fishing to be had in season. Table shing. Terms, $1.00 per day, $7.00 per supplied with best of farm produce. week. Right in the redwo Address | Terms, $5.00 per week. Mrs. Jennie Mc- T. J. Handley, P. O. Orr’s, Cala. Cabe, P. O., Hearst, Cala. { docino Co., guests | | vent, Ukiah.—Address Mother Su WAY HOUSE—Twenty-five miles h. $1.00 per day. ommodate Fishing and hunti Right in redwoods. Address E. C. Oppenlan- Mendocino Co., Cala. o miles from roa Accommodate fif- per week. Hunt- in the redwooc Comptche, twenty the . der, Comptche, HOPKINS—T vised will meet teen. $1.00 per day ing d fishing. Ri Address John Hopkir ala, ST. JOSEPH'S VILLA, UKIAH, CALA have opened a beautiful villa ah for the accommodation of sumr 1t is separate from the C ghts. The h is _unsurp. where in California. The be is entirely surrounded by p taing, which protect it from fogs and cold breezes of the c temperature is equable and ple nights being almost The rates are ver. ters of Mercy of th iful valle clad moun- T e Sacred Hea SOUTHSIDE, GUERNEVILLE commodations for twenty to thirt; A y per- sons. Table supplied with products from the farm. Running spring water on the grounds. Tents furnished for those de- siring Terms $1.00 per day and up- ward. . Kimball, proprietor. BOONEVILLE HOTEL, BOONE VILLE—Twenty-two miles from Ukiah. Accommodations for twenty person: cellent hunting and fishing in the vicinit Terms $7.00 per week. C. A. Yordi, pro- prietor. JOHN GUNTLEY, CHRISTINE — Ac- commodations for five persons. Hunting gr\d dfishlng in the vicinity. Good table oard. MOUNTAIN HOUSE—Hearst Postoffice, twenty-one miles north of Ukiah. Accom- modations for ten to twelve persons. Hunting and fishing excellent. Table board first class. Terms $ per week. C. Morley, proprie .ORENCE HOWARD—Ranch ian River, 3 miles from Ukiah. Hunting and fishing. Terms $.00 per week. Accommodations for two. P, O, address, Ukiah, Cala. GUIDES. R. CLEVELAND, Ukiah, Cala.—Forty years' residence Iin the mountai famil- iar with the location of the bes and fishing grounds. Trained deer and bear dogs. Teams and pack animals at service of parties. WM. A. FOSTER, Covelo, Cala.—Thirty years’ residence in the Eel River country. Will locate parties on best hunting and fishing grounds in Northern Mendocino or Southern Trinity counties. Pack animals furnished. Particulars fur upon application. hunting STAGE CONNECTIONS. At SANTA ROSA for Mark West Springs and White Sulphur Springs: at LY?‘TON for Lytton Springs; at GEYSERVILLE for Skaggs’ Springs; at CLOVERDALRE for the Geysers; at HOPLAND for Dun- can Springs, Highland Springs, Kelsey- ville, Carlsbad Springs, Soda B: Lake- ort and Bartlett Springs; at UKIAH for vichy Springs, Saratoga_Springs, Blue Lakes, Laurel Dell Lake, Witter Springs, Upper Lake, Pomo, Potter Valley, John ay’s, Riverside, Lierley’s, Bucknell's, Sanhedrin Helghts, Hullville, Booneville, Philo, Christine, Soda Springs, Navarro, Whitesboro, Albion, Little iver, Orr's Hot Springs, Mendocino City, Fort Bragg, Westport, Usal, Willets, Laytonville, Cummings, Bell’s Springs, Harrls, Olsen’s, Dyer, Scotia and Eureka. Ticket Office—650 Market Street (Chronicle Building). A. W. FOSTER, President. Satas H. C. WHITING, General Manager. If ad- | Men- | nd the | ded | ped o f=d | FREE CAMPING. | f=3 ® f= b= b2l o - vor k=3 In Marin, Sonoma, Mendocino and Lake Counties the Camper finds his natural home. It may be alongside a quiet stream in the valley, or by the mountain brook as it tumbles down the canyon ; perhaps on the bank of a river, the shore of a lovely lake, or in the mountain shades under the towering Redwood. The spot for an ideal camp is under shade trees, contiguous to a stream. In these counties there are, besides a number of lakes, 300 streams, Russian, Eel and other rivers, furnishing over 6ooo miles of water length, which are kept well stocked with trout from the fish hatchery of the Califor= nia Northwestern Railway, at Ukiah. Whilst many like to camp out in the country, far away from the railroad, many wish to be near their homes, so that father, son or brother and friends can make fre- quent visits. For these, attention is called to the following picturesque spots, which are especially adapted to campers, and are of easy access to San Francisco. O~ the Sonoma branch of the California Northwestern Railway is GLEN ELLEN PARK—This park contains fifty-five acres, beautifully shaded. Sonoma, an excellent trout stream an one of the prettiest creeks in the State, bounds the park on the north and affords safe bathing. This park is free to campers, and in addition the country for four miles along the Sonoma Creek. Mr. C. E. Harvey, agent California Northwestern Railway Co. at Glen Ellen, will show locations. MIRABEL PARK is on our Guerneville brar -h, twelve miles from Santa Rosa. The train stops at the park, and Mr. Ogburn, the party in charge, will be on hand to receive and locate campers. Mark West Creek skirts the park and is dammed, affording fine bathing, fishing and boating, Boats for hire at reasonable rental. GUERNEVILLE, in the midst of the redwood country, and on the Russian River, is practically the terminus of the Guerneville branch. The people of the town and vicinity un- der the name of the Business Men’s Association of Guers neville offer free camping sites throughout the whole sec- tion. The Russian River will be dammed, affording a magnificent sheet of water for bathing and boating. Mr. D. Connell, proprietor of the livery stable at Guerneville, representing the association, will meet all trains and with- out charge will show prospective campers the various loe cations. Between the above and San Franclsco there is doubls daily train service, and supplies of all kinds are delivered daily on the grounds by the merchants of the adjoining towns. In the redwoods on Dougherty Creek, twenty-one miles from Ukiah, and on the stage road between Orr's Hot Springs and Mendoctno, are the Johnson Camping Grounds. Hunting and fishing. Produce, ete., can be procured in the vicinity. Reached via Ukiah and Mendocino stage line. Ad- dress, J. L. Johnson, Ukiah. At Soda Springs, two miles west of Christine, in the redwoods, is excellent camping, hunting and fishing. Pro- duce, etc., can be procured in the vicinity. Reached via the Ukiah, Booneville and Mendocino stage. Address, Ruse sell Bros., Ukiah. Tickets for camping parties are to be procured at ticket office, 650 Market strect. General Office—Mutual Life Building, Cor. Sansome and California Streets, San Francisco, Cal. R. X. RYAN, General Passenger and Freight Agent,