The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 18, 1899, Page 4

4 THE SAN BANQUET OF THE PYTHIAN KNIGHTS| ~ CHARITY RACING Delegates Respond to AT UAKLAND Toasts. e g Tt |Free Badges of No FEAST AT THE SEA BEACH| Further Use. —_— | —— | ‘ | N nins. T |UOAERAN B N USRS | ALARIA AND ADOLPH SPBECK-; Election of Officers To-Day Will Be | ELS WON PURSES. Followed by the Farewell Ball | at the Armory at Night. R Casimir and Potente Unfortun- ate Enough to Be Beaten—Sly Downed Horatio in a Drive. Four Choices First. St. AT Special Dispatch to The Call SANTA CRUZ, May 17.—The session ige, Knights of Pythias, tt a busy one. G. H. Mor SR | necisco, Co L. Pardee o Arcata and F. L. Weber of San Bernar- 3 were apnointed on the committee on| The gate receipts at Oakland track for | ) A cordis SR 2| the remaining three of the ived from Hermion Temple of Rath week will be contributed to charity by the | to be present oo exiled Pacific Coast Jockey Club. Season at the St. George Hotel., The | badges will not be honored. Most of the committee on redistricting the Sade thus obtained will be used to beau- 2 nurhber 'of ‘recommendatic Grectings | tify the boulevards leading to Ingleside were received from the ( i Lodge of | track. This is certainly a most worthy ; object, and the blind, lame and infirm uri, which is in ses: To-morrow n orning the election of officers will take pid Coast Jockey Club desires to this money about where it will most _good, why, don't let it leave ought to turn out in large numbers. the Pacif spread do the was se cted as the next meet- place of the Grand 1 k. There are dozens of horsemen is evening @ not know which way to turn for curred an exc dollar. For months they have rank by the s & despair in the face, while lowed by ea Beach race er race has been put on the pro- Hotel ¢ -room was Tame for Corrigan and his favored bar- decorated w c ards and And this is the game the Califor- yards bunting public has been asked to support. having These parasites from the Middle West can ited 1ainty & race their horses “in and out” and noth lowers from the garden of ing is said. But if a California owne tel. Covers were 1 “blinks his eye’" he is ordered to pack hi and all the seats were he | traps and emigrate. Charity begins at home, and the racing association should sist_their own needy before trying to ges. terday had a sweet Cor- or to it. Chicago grew - ated to this side been quoted s orne imm of the | rekies, and has saying | “that_he liked our climate.” Why houldn't he? During the last two weeks of racing his horses have won $3750. Many of the races were “set-ups.,” and he liberally on them. The Derby was pc poned to give his Corsine time to recu-| perate, the judges disqualified Pat Mor- | issey one day that he might cash on Adolph Spreckels, and several other inci- | ka e s have happened on the quiet to make | nd Chanc nt. Fra « ) faria and Adolph Spreckels | Supreme were returned winners, while Potente, | favorite for the handicap, struck a snag. This latter was an unlooked for | oceurrer In all four favorites were | rorrow , the guests are to | successful. 2 | irive - city, and in tk The sport began with a five-furlong he armory takes | scramble for two-year-olds, Giga going | ¢ i to the pc favorite. Jenkins had the ———— mount on the Foul Shot filly and catching St. C KNIGHTS OF KHORASSAN. simir in the sail home, won driving | NOW FOR SOME | and upwar | Ball. from the Corrigan entry by half a length. The Scot finished third. A poor start, added to a weak ride on the part of Jenkins, contributed to the defeat of the favorite Recreation in the mile selling run, next decided. 1ne Burns & Waterhouse mare was plunged on, but Caldwell released the barrier with the first choice turned sideways. She made a superb run, and when looking to have the race in hand, Jenkins drew his whip and _losing half a length was beaten a head by Alaria, the second choice. Dan Hanlon started Sly in the six- furlong sprint, and ruling a hot favorite she landed first by a nose, after a des- perate duel with Horatio, against which 12 U]l 1 was laid. Highland Ball was third. The second mile selling was captured by Jennie Reid. The mare ruled equal choice with Imperious and The Fretter, and downed Nilgar half a length. The mile and a furlong “special” was truly funny. There were three entries and Corrigan bet a_chunk on his entry, Adolph Spreckels. It was a grand con- test and should have recelved more ad- vertising. Spreckels won in a walk. Rosi- nante led Daisy F out for the place. The Corrigan crowd said Potente would not do for the mile and a sixteenth handi- cap, but the gelding was a heavily played favorite nevertheless. Any close observer could see that the horse was a ‘lobster” in Tuesday's six-furlong dash. He made a bold bid for it, but was beaten in a drive by Malay with Ward up. Track Notes. The fast sprinter Peixotto died at Oakland track erday from an attack of colic, ! E ry thanson of Harlem track, Chi- cago, wires that the betting ring is open to all bookmakers who wish to cut in. The syndi- cate sty gambling was not a success. Two or ee bookmakers had their fingers The horse wes but some one which was Jack Ward had HIGH HONORS FOR MISS RACHEL ASH -—o>+@Q @*O 4O eo 0600006 R R o O O St [ e R R e o o Y ] Miss Rachel L. Ash stands at the head of the class of thirty-five students who will to-day receive the title of M. D. from the Toland Medical College of the Uni- versity of California. Miss Ash is the second woman in the history of the col- lege who has won the laurels from the male members of the class. The first woman who put the sterner wielders of the scalpel to blush was Dr. Mary Morri- son. | cla face of the oppositionists by those who favor opening the door of all th scorched handling Malay mone; handed about as a ‘‘dead one, registered a kick with the judges not without cheering results. To-Day’s “Entries. First Race—Six furlongs; two-year-olds; | to women. Miss Ash stands at the head purse. of the graduating class, and the second 1143 Tom Sharkey... 99 1119 Bathos 1us 1137 102| 993 My Secret. 99 professions | FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, | MAY 18, 1899 Wwoman—Miss Emma Wightman. Miss Vida Reddington, the only other woman in_the class, graduates No. 4. The Toland Medical College was first | opened to women in 1873. The women graduates have almost without exception left fine records. But for the second time H in_twenty-six years the highest honor of | scholarship will be bestowed upon a | woman. = Miss Ash was graduated from | the University of California in 1896. —_— THE MAXIM 0 UNCLEAN HANDS 1S IN 1SSUE e How Newhouse Got Money Frorm a Lord. Lotk Society and Club Man E. A. Wiltsee | and Mining Expert Oscar Newhouse, with | charge of unclean hand the assistance of counsel, occupled the day | in Judge Seawell’s court yesterday, each endeavoring to prove that the other man should be thrown out of court. Newhouse She graduated at the head of the ! charges that Wiltsee has not come into 5s of "84 This fact was flaunted in the | the court of equity before the Chancellor with clean hands. On the other side of the case Wiltsee claims that Newhous hands are also soiled and consequently place of honor has likewise fallen to a | in considering his contention the Chan- cellor is violating the ancient maxim of equity that none shall come tHerein unless with pure motives and pure issues upon which a controversy may be determined. When the case of Newhouse a Wiltsee, in which the plaintiff pray Chancellor to adjudge that he is a with Wiltsee in the Providence mine, called vesterda defendant proceeded.. In his introduction Attorney Charles 8. Wheeler made an ef- fort to introduce testimony of witness | to the effect that Newhouse was but an agent of Wiltsee and that as such agent he had violated the confidence of his em- ployer and was getting a commis; which ‘came directly from Wilt pocket, on all mining machinery, imple- ments,’ provisions and paraphernalia pur- chased by him as such agent for the development of such mine. It was claimed that powder was sold at an advance to Wiltsee, that Newhouse got a ‘knock- down’ on drug bills and so on, the prac- tice being one. as Attorney Wheeler put it, “of petty thieving and dishonest pil- fering.” A long legal argument followed on the relevancy of the testimony, but finally Judge Seawell sustained an objec- tion of Garret McEnerney, who represents Newhouse. Mr. Wheeler contended that the matter of “‘unclean hands’’ was one for the deter- mination of the Chancellor and that te: timony showing that Newheuse had com into court in the condition prohibited by a _court of equity should be admitted. In any event, Judge Seawell sustained the | objection without prejudice, and the mat- | ter will be further argued this morning. During the course of the proceedings it | fell to Mr. McEnerney to make a counter was v afternoon the case of the against Wiltsee. Mr. McEnerney said t! Wiltsee had admitted his culpability under the maxim and under these circum- and Lord Sudeley were partners in the Drummond mine, a prop- erty which Newhouse claims no in- terest. Wiltsee employed Newhouse to visit the mine and perform some servic after which the principals in the present litigation met. Wiltsee told Newhouse that he should certainly be paid for his labors on the Drummond min; on the witness stances: Wilt. in { “but you | said Wiltsee. know I won't pay you, does, “We will see that Lord Sudeley ey oris Newhouse asked Wiltsee how much he thought A. L. Pearse, Lord Su: deley’s confidential adviser, would st for. ‘and Wiltsee suggested a bill of 3150. A ¢heck was therefore drawn, Newhcuse got the money and Wiltsee promptly ap: Propriated half. The friends smiled anc were in $75 each, while the lo s short to that amount. *“Wiltsee admitted this upon. the stand,” said Mr. McEnernc “‘and we submit that such an act certainly brings Mr. Wiltsee within the meaning ¢ S mas the recital of the charges ard During the or-charges of petty thieving and the counter-charges of D gn of dis: unclean hands there was no. I turbance, but the society man and tho mining expert may settle matters when they meet far from the dignified court. — ce———— A Nihilist who went to Siberia to rescue his father from prison writes up his thrilling experience and pub- lishes the photographs he took, in next Sunday’s Call. —_— e “Mammy” Is Insolvent. Judge Troutt yesterday granted the ap- plication of the creditors of aged “Mammy” Pleasant, she of the “house of and dectared the old woman in- “Mammy’”’ must now, agains \ 1, pay the demands of these cred- itors, which sum up between $50,000 and $100,000. - M Pleasant has considerabls property which she purchased while em- ployed by the unfortunate Sarah Althea Terry and her late ward, Mrs. Theresa Bell. When the judgment was entered Mammy” was not in court, being fined to her bed with an attack of cope.” The proceedings in court ye it were short but merry for the cre ors, who are jubilant with the thoug that they ean now attach the old woman's property and recover the amounts duo them. con- -~ (1119) B: 1137 Castiso . 113| 1078 Abbleolo ond Race—Five and a half furlongs; three- ar-olds; selling. 1131 Limatus 5 Correct 1 Gold Fin. 105 Gold Baron.....104| Third Race—Five and a half furlongs; three- year-olds and upward; handicap. | 121 Genua .102 104 107 1139 Stone L. 1139 Bid Mc. 1131 Bland . % ...116| 1099 Aluminum ..... 6 Thoburn. .102| (1121)Saintly ... 58 1141 El Salado.. 1098 Sleepy Jane.... $5 Fourth Race—One mile; three-year-olds and upward; selling. 1138 Lost ¢ Plan 1133 Peter Weber. Dolore 1142 Gilberto 91| 1146 Imperious Ping 110/ 1140 Wyoming . Pongo 10| 1142 Grady . Major Hooker. 107! 1135 Opponent The Fretter.... 94| 1142 Sea Spra: X Qi29)Fortis .. 91/ 1142 Earl Cochran.. 1141 Socialist 107 even furlongs; Fifth three-year-olds 1140 Los Meda 1105 Alvero . 1120 O 1147 Daisy F. 1140 E! 1145 Highland Ball..167| 1142 Rapido .. Race—Five and a hall furlongs; four- 1 upward Sixth ar-olds a Novia 1139 Catastrophe ...107 | Graclas 1141 Amasa .. 204 | I Don’t Know..107| 1072 Bliss Rucker...107 | Stiver S 105 ... Vishun .. a1 104 107 107| 1144 Inverary IL 1117 Nuncomar 1108 Etta H. Selections for To-Day. First Race—Bamboulla, Bathos, My Secret. Second Race—Correct, Bland, Limatus. Third Race—May W, El Salado, Rosormonde. Fourth Race—Wyoming, Ping, Socialist Fifth Race—Daisy F, Los Medanos, Highland HIGHLAND SPRINGS. The Great Sanitarium of the West, OPEN EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR. New Hotel, elegantly furnished; table un- surpassed: lighted by electricity. THOUSANDS CURED BY ITS WATERS Finest Swimming Tauok, Bowling Alley and th Race—Etta H, Amasa, Silver State. Novices Make the Journey Across the | Burning Sands. TA CRUZ, Ms The Dramatic | « Knights of Khorassan met at the| ative s’ Hall last ht, ording 10 & decree: fine. Track fast. THE CALL’S RACING CHART. OAKLAND RACE TRACK, Wednesday, May 17, 1899.—Eighty-fifth day of the Winter Meeting of the Pacific Coast Jockey Club. Weather Dancing Hall In Lake County, together with complete Livery Stable, Gentle Saddie Horses end Ponles, OVER 30 KINDS OF MINERAL SPRINGS. Physiclan in attendance; superb climate: beautiful mountain scenery; trout, deer an emall game plentiful; magnificent drives. baths in variety: lawn tennls and _croguet. Reached by the shortest stage route into Lake County. Round trip fare from San Francisco via Hopland. $8: via Calistoga, $9. Hotel and cottage rates, $10 to $14 per week. JWIN F. EMITH, Presi@inz Judge. Take S. F. & N. P. Rallway to Hopland, or JAMES F. CALDWELL, Starter. —— § P.R. R to Calistoga. For filustrated pam- RACE—Five furlong: 1148, ™ selling; tw phlet or further information address J. 5 Highland Springs. Lake County, Cal, or ses L. D CRAIG, 31§ Montgomery st. Highland Springs Mineral Waters on sale at purse, $400. ] S | Betting. | oakland Ploneer Soda Water Co., Thirteenth Index. Horse. Welght.St. %m. %m. %m. Str. Fin Jockeys. (0p. CL | ung" Webster sts., Onkiand. = 5 8 =aet AHRENS, PEIN & BULLWINKEL Giga 32 T heen! Jenkins .......| 65 620 Post st.. San Franclseo. ) Bt. « 1h 12 23 [Mackiin 52 « 4h b4 3n [ 5 s : 53 vaniomn |10 3 gh sz Elsy 1515 #pita ; 71 6% Gh (Postel @ 1w Th ¢ ol March §1 71 1% |W. See 40 s Pr e NEap] Nt 21 3h 833 |Coburn . FURE ) Temule [eld, an s s 93" (Rutherford ...| 30 60 thirty new members were initiated, s 50 10 g e i s g were from Santa Cruz. ' Th 11 1 11 |Buchanan 0 60 9 et were blistered, and they 12 12 12 |D. McCarthy.| 60 100 »ris of hardships in crossin; 3 e = i > - %, 36%: %, 1: J. Naglee Burke's b. g by imp. Foul Shot- s ple are: Royal . A. Merguir ixa best. St Casimir sent away o a ru start. O'Brien took The Scot up at i venerable shefle, M. \irer: L-d,—r,.n; | start. Racetto should have been closer up. Ward Riley, 15 no longer an enlgma. WILL OPEN FOR THE SEASON emir, _ohmeye nahedl, ‘Godfrey s sl ueger; mokanna amuels; me- | - - - - nial, S. W. Powel W. C. Loh- JUNE 13 - - 1899, ey v =5 RATES FOR ROOMS AND BOARD: o S etting. % . | PER DAY. . 2.50 to 8 4.00 RECEPTION TENDERED. Bty dm oym | Nm (Ste Bl e deskave (0190 PO Bl ean woopit 14.00 to $22.75 : th (1136) Alaria, 3.. 2 2 11 11% 256 1h [Meany 32 115 | PER MONTH. _$50.00 to $90.00 Rathbone Sisters the Guests of Her- | (117 Atereation. 4. 11 % 2h 21% 1% 210 Jihnkins 5 |1 2 i 29 i h 4% 3h 3h 33 |Holmes . 13 r, mion Temple. | “” i H 32 A A% 49001 et % 10 GEORGE SCHONEWALD, Manage! TA CRU May 17.—The Grand| 113 Billy McC 5 1 814 81 61 52 (Rouilifer 60 100 ROOM 39, Union Trust Building. S.F. e of Rathbone Sisters heard re- | Rosemald, 4 s s 81 Bz B2 Coge ey B ® strict Lohiers Juva, 8 : 3 4T 5 7 7 . Ward. from its district chiefs and the| Jingle Jingle, 3..... 811 T % 5h 6% 810 §10 [Coburn 10 12 ] officers this morning. Thirty-seven d8 R e e | 5 Vot .. {100 3% S, W delega , A& 9 1 101 101 10 10 |Johnson 10 40 Temple. In Cal- 0 1 1 11 1 [Cole ... 100 390 -nine temples, with 1. %, 50%: %, 1:6%; mile, 1:42, Winner, B. Corrigan's br. £. by imp. Water- ) 1 Tedy g ess-Als Good start except Recreation. Won first three driving, : trom San Thi g the St. George Hotel was| T A" iaveq tn luck. Rocreation pounds the biet. Latter mnot straight when barrier | peonoms Coupty:, only . o ming waters the mecca of the Rathbone Sisters and | was released. Inverary cut off on back stretch. Jingle Jingle should have been closer up. | noted for medicinal virtues; best natural bath their ‘friends the receptio; n by | Conper was on. & % in State; swimming and boating: grand moun- Hermion Temple. The halls and parlors tched—Twinkle Twink 111, Crawford 113, Formella 107, Naranja 131 tain scenery; good trout streams at door; pho- resented a b ant jappearance. A fing | ———ort————u_— = = e tographer's room. _telephone, teloczaph, dally programme was given. During the even- = SR mall and express ST- lig “refreshments were served. Ha45 STAGE SERVICE; morning and afternoon e Grand ple hold = =t = : etages; round trip from San Franclsco onl; The Grand Temple will hold a business | —— ; Y ! session to-morrow morning. In the after- | J 8550 ‘Take Tlh;\,mn ‘tlcr’ry .‘s;'i!“.'&:kor}t'ér neon 1t will enjoy a drive. | tndex. Horse. Age. Wetgnt./st. ym %m, 62 Aockeya Diences, any Euest of the past four years, = = | auy 81y, 5 21 21% 1ns (Jenkins . constantly_increasing—last year ua- Grist of Divorce Cases. 1141 Horatlo, 5. ; % 1% 24 :Gln\'er precedented. J. F. MULGREW, Proprietor. s 5 e | 1134 Highlana 6 52 32 [Holmes . WOODLAND, 17.—There appears | 113 ishiand ba 4n' 4n 4n jRum to be ‘an extraordin number of in-| 1i23 New Moon, 6. i% 3h &2 1}(rrm_¢ro_ RUWARDENNAN stances in Yolo County just now in w! High Hoe, 4 , Th, 63 |J Ward Rererman whleh | Sl qoeen Nubia, B g3 % 12 (Stoward b4 ALY 3 342 Chihuahua, 7 6 gley 5 e 7 N S, ON SAN = now pending, and | ”g‘ ;M‘m,;“,‘h’h R 10 10 9 Vot 100 250 ANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS, \;1_\\‘10%»&_ a very sensafional 21 G enzo River, 3% hours from S. F.; Y, Bens al| 1390 Jerildero, 9% 93 10 (Walls . 30 20 | ytes from Santa Cruz: grounds and river lit e Gt (118%) Con Datton; 3. g : T 12 2 | by ejectricity; tennis, bowling, boating, bath- | 1114_Sir Urian, 3. = . - Kellas .. 40 1% | ing, fishing and golf links; elegant hall and ture and pianos, with | = epyljed up. tLeft. dining room; club, billiard and sm(\k(ni rooms; al. J. N n, 1017-1423 Mission. Timee 4 24%: 1% :49%: %, 1:14%. Winner, D. M. Hanlon's b. m. by Racine-Aurelia 1. | new hard-finished and elegantly furnis cd‘:, tel- oD AR Good start. Won first three driving. ephone. Round trip, $3. ~ Address W. E. VEA- Death at Woodland. Sly won on the nod. Holmes; on Highland Ball, scrambled the eggs, as usual. Lothian ZIE, Lessee, South Ben Lomond. ran & catehing race. High Hoe out for supper money. She was lame. Chihuahua was ¥l Salado 108, Loch Ness 112, I Don't WOODLAND, May 17.—Mrs. Caroline | gathered in. Con Dalton bled, La Due, a native of Indiana, about 80 Seratched—Sliver State 107, Brown Prince 107, ars of age and for many years a resi-| Know 108, Gracias 105 of Yolo County, died in Woodland at = ey ~—— an early hour this morning. ll46. FOURTH RACE—One mile; & ; three-year-olds and upward; purse, $00. VICHY SPRINGS. HREE MILES FROM UKIAH, MENDO- atural electric waters, 2 q PR cino County. ADVERTISEMENTS. | intex. Horse. Awe. Wetsht[st. m wh. ¥m. st Fin | dockeys |Gy [ hmpasne bathe owy place In the merd of | — — — LS A e AR T e § -8 | Crystal Springs. Accomimodations and tabis | 1110 The Fretter, A g 4 424 41 [Bassinger in | S, A BEDEVETEE§I00 TE 1126 Castake, 4 ... 2n 3 6 64 5% Steward § 12 11% Ringmaster, § . 3 7 7 £2 64 |J Stewart...| 2 2 | 1138 Festoso, 3 - iy 8 7 710 |Jenkins s 12 floTEL MOUNT VIEW 1125 Glen Anne. S TN ) 8 [Glover g 9 5 s Oiettiniviet, 5.4 B B2 8 U LI 00 o0 A BERUTIEUL [SUMMERRESORT: INVRGSS 1138 Benamela. 6 . . e T *Left E 8 VALLEY ; now open for guests, For terms Time—Y, %, 1:16; mile, 1:42. Winner, R. Hughes' bh. f. by El Rio Rey- and particulars address MRS. M. |. LEACH, Fonsetta. Good start except Benamela Jennie Reld the best has had underpinning. Glen Anne tired early. Scratched—Peter Weber 93 . Marey & Liger-Belair's' Won first three driving. The Fretter cut off last sixteenth. Roadrunner 116, Meadowlark 113, Kootenai 93. Ross Valley, Marin County, Cal. Castake drowsy. Festoso HOTEL BENVENUE And cottages, Lakeport, Cal.—Large grounds; 1147. FIFTH RACE NUITS, FRANCE, —One and an elghth miles; four-year-olds and upward; purse, $100, new dancing pavilion, §0x40; fronts lake 200 fi fine bowling alley and shuffleboard; swimmin BURCUNDY WINES. | | Index. Horse. Age. Weight.|St. . |boating, elegant yacht free; children's pla; Bettinz. | ground; good table; no Chinese help. F. & %m. Str. Fin. Jockeys. |Op. (€. |A. M. SCALES, Proprietors. 21 21 1% [Jenkins 45 1-10 3 3 2h 13 Ward 4 112 . 13% 11% 3 |Bassinger ....| 3-217-10 Chambertin, Clos-Vougeot, Chablis (White), | (1116) Ad. Spreckels, 5. 3 Beaune, Pommard, 178 | 1104 Rosinante, 5 1 1 Nuits, Macon, e e 1130 Daisy . 72 In Cases, Quarts and Pints. (Gold Label). gan's br. g. by Longfellow-Jen: %, 1:024; %, 1:28%; mile, 1:41; 1%m. 1:5815, Winner, B, Corri- nie Treacy. Good start, TWO TRAINS DAILY; 7:30 A. M. AND 4 . m.: stage meets train at Napa City. AN- BrEW YACKSON, Napa Soda Springs P. O, Won easfly. Second and third driv- i f kb = e T | "48 SIXTH RACE—One and a sixteenth miles; handlcap; three-vear-olds and up- CAMP TAYLOR REDWOODS, e ward; purse, $500. on N.P.C R R the place to go for sum CHARLES MEINECKE & CO., Tl Bétting. | sions, 31 For circulars address H. . MAR- —Solo Agents,— Index, Horse. Age. Welght.!St. Std. %m. ¥%m. ¥m. Str. Fin. | Jockeys. [Op. Cl. FER” Chimp Tayior, Cak 414 Secramento Street, San Francisco, Cal. | (1726 Malay, 3 | 2 v, 8 . 2% 2h 21 28 13, |wad 3 52 141’ Potente, 4 i 17 qa o 1moin fekne i) 2 o3 | KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS 115 nre, 7 ; 4 7. Stew 10 1138 Otinths, 3 4h 4h 41 42 44 |Jonnson 81y (Beswick, Siskiyou County, Cal) | 1130 San Venado, 51 E% 63 B 54 IRulz . 85 125 Finest fishing and heaith resort on the coast, 1128 Dare II, 5 3h 31% 64 61 61 |Vickery 15 20 Clim: perfect. For particulars apply to ED- 1141 Widow Jones, 8 8 74 76 710 |Bassinger ....| 20 4 | SON BROS., Proprietors. Durward, 5 8h 6% 8 ] s |W. See. 50 150 16, :36; & Humphrey's br. 8. by three driving. Malay ran a swell race. wider up. Dare had considerable speed L :31%; 9-16, 13-16, 1:22: mile. 1:41; 1-16m, 147%. Winner, Lind mp. Pirate of Penzance-Miss Thomas. Good So dld Personne. PLEASANT VIEW RANCH. Good fishing, hunting, bathing; fresh milk, butter and .‘5- fresh fruit. Terms, . B, M. SHELFORD, Cloverdale, Cal. 4 Free carriage start. Won first Olinthus could have won with a competent | | | | manner of reaching them, etc. When writing please mention The Call. FREE CAMPING Ideal camping spots all along the main line, Sonoma and Guerneville branches of the California Northwestern Railway (lessee San Francisco and North Pacific Railway), the picturesque route of Cali- fornia. 'While parties can camp any- where, close to or remote from the rail- road, a few picturesque spots especially adapted for campers have been selected on account of their easy access to San Francisco. Glen lent fishing and bathing. Mr. C. E. Har- vey, at Glen Ellen, will show locations. Mirabel Park, on our Guernevilie branch, adjoining the railroad, and skirted by Mark West Creek, which Is now dammed, affording fine bathing, boating for two miles, and good fishing. charge. Row boats at reasonable rental. Guerneville, in the midst of the redwood country, and on the Russian River, is practically the terminus of the Guerne- ville branch. The people of the town and vicinity, under the name of the Busines Men’s ~ Association, of Guerneville, offer free camping sites throughout the whole seetion. The Russfan -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 without charge will show prospective campers the various | locations. To and from all these daily train service. Supplies delivered on the grounds by the merchants of the adjoining towns. Tickets for camping parties are to be procured at Ticket Office, 60 Market st. For detailed information apply at Ticket Office, 650 Market st., Chronicle building, or at General Office, Mutual Life building, Sansome and California streets. H. C. WHITING, R. X. RYAN, General Manage: Gen. Pass. Agt. FAMOUS GILROY HOT SPRINGS. (Change of Management.) R. ROBERTSON (for the past five vears at Paraiso Springs), Prop. and Manager. The hotel and cottages have been thoroughly renovated—new furniture, beds, carpets, etc. The Table the best the market affords. The Baths refitted and improyed—competent tendants and masseurs. Grounds and walks beautified. Fine hunting and fishing. leave Third and Townsend sts, S. F., at 9 a. m. and 2:45 p. m. Carrlages at Gilroy for the Springs. For fllustrated pamphlets and special rates by months and for families address R. ROB- ERTSON, Gilroy Hot Springs, Cal. BYRON HOT SPRINGS, Most Popular Resort on the Pacific Coast. Take S. P. Ferryboat, footof Market st., 9 a. m. or 5 p. m. Only 3 hours' ride. No staging. Carriage meets you at the train. Fine Hotel. Hot Mineral Baths cure Rheumatism. Address A. BETTENS, Manager, Byron Hot Springs, Cal. points double Mark West Springs, MOST, PICTURESQUE RESORT, VARIETY of mineral springs, Soda, Sulphur, Magne- sia, Iron and Arsenic: plunge bath; swimming pool, billards, shuffleboard, croquet and other games. Accommodations first-class; table good; $9 to $12 a week. Round trip, $375. Stage meets morning trains and Sat. eve. FRESE & JUERGENSEN, Mark West Springs, Sonoma Co., Cal. City Office, 912 Larkin st. SARATOGA SPRINGS, LAKE COUNTY, Opening of new hotel; all modern improve- ments; running water and gas in every room. A most plctureaque spot and charming climate. ‘Mineral springs without their equal in Amerl- ca. Easy staging, telephone and daily mail. Rates, 310 to $14 per week. Special reduced rates for small cottages. Write J. MARTENS, Prop., or F. A. BUSSE, 416 Pine st., city. “THE TRAVELER’S” BUREAU, AT NO.® MONTGOMERY ST., KEEPS the pamphlets of all principal California Resorts for FREE DISTRIBUTION. The pub- lic are cordlally invited to call or write. NO CHARGE OF ANY KIND. KENILWORTH INN, MILL VALLEY—A most delightful summer home. Every modern convenience. In and out door sports. Forty-five minutes from San Francisco. Table under personal care of MRS. M. MERRY, Proprietor. BLUE LAKES HOTEL WY ILL BE CONDUCTED IN A QUIET, tables in the county: $10 to $12 homelike manner, ~ith one of the best Bet ek Round 1rip, $950. 8. F. and N. P, to Uklah: thence b stage, Address J. WIL-ON, Bestha, Laky County, Cal. DUNCAN SPRINGS, Two miles from Hopland. Unequaled soda and magnesia springs; baths; furnished cottages. Terrhs, $10 to $12. Buy through tickets. Send for circular. O. HOWELL, Hopland, Cal. LAUREL DEL LAKE AND HOTEL. Climate, scenery, entertainment; none better in Lake Co.; gas indoors and out. H. WAMBOLD, Zllen Park and four miles along | Sonoma Creek, beautiTully shaded. Excel- | at- | Trains | When requested, the Resorts mentioned in this column will send you circulars, giving full information regarding special advantages, rates, of his guests, whether sick or well, is situated 150 miles south of San Franelsco, In the C Range Mountains, at an elevation of 1000 feet. fogs. Soda, sulphur and jron springs. Hot plunge and tank baths; delightful grounds; comfortable hotel; annex and cottage d hunting and fishing; grand scen walks and drives. Special rates to fam cupying entire cottages, or invalids ar others remaining more than one month. Trains daily from Third and Townsend st. depot, 9 a. mi. (Pullman_to Soledad, thence seven miles by stage to Paraiso.) Round trip, $8. For further information address J. PERRAULT, M.D., Pa- ralso Springs, or city office, 33 Sutter st., S. F. The climate is soft and balmy and free from | | SANTA nATALlNA e i lo o . | + * ¢ Take advantage : I N 2 0% the Round-Trip % [ |o Tickets to o % Hours Ridk From Los Angeles, Cal. | : 5 auerices FoReMosT RESORT. | & Hotel del C do. * . 124 Write for information about Catalina’s won- | 4 0 e e Orona 0' e dertul attractions, World's records for rod and Pt 4 reel angling, Fishing tournament May 1 to | § Now only $60 by steamer, in- © Sept. 1, ausplces Tuna Club. Sixth season | & A * + of our tamous Marine Band. (3 cluding 15 days’ board at hotel; « The Hotels Metropole and Island Villa, | o if longer, $2.50 a day. o Soat | Modern Conveniences. Efficient M = ¥ Apply 4 New Montgomery st, & IDEAL CAMP LIFE. B San Francisco. S5 I e | #0404040¢0404 04040404040+ ; HOT SPRINGS. — This | beautiful summer n.n; | SEIGLER SPRINGS' winter _resort, | LAKE COUNTY. owned and managed by i This delightful watering place is looated in the midst of the Coast Range. Abundance of mineral springs, hot and ecold plunge baths, large swimming tank of mineral water, fine stone dining room; telephone con- Dections, electric lights, livery accommodation; good trout fishing and hunting. Round trip tickets at Southern Pacific offices, $10. JOHN SPAULDING, Proprietor. ST. HELENA SANITARIUM. NATURAL AD : SALUBRIOUS climate; picturesque scenery; mountain walks; pure spring water; beautiful driv: pine groves, lawns and gardens. The best ad vantages for those who need to obtain comfort, | rest and health culture in a short time. Address ST. HELENA SANITARIUM, . Helena, Cal. Plain, Quiet Retreat; Finest Scenery, Mountain Afr, Fruit and All the Year Around Climate In California. Ideal Grounds and Surroundings. On Railroad, 136 Miles from San Francisco 88 week. Open all year. Send for Booklet. Address Orchard Springs, Chicago Park, Cal. SANTA CRUZ CAL. ALIFORNIA’S FAVORITE RESORT, LO- | cated on a flowering slope from the beach. Unsurpassed view of beach, bay and mountains. J. T. BROOKS, Chief Clerk. HARBIN'S HOT SULPHUHASPRINGS, LAKE COUNTY. | _The Best in the World. HOTEL, COTTAGES and GROUNDS light- ed with ACETYLENE GAS. Open the year | round. Sulphur, Iron, Magnesta and Arsenle. All_kinds of baths. WONDERFUL CUR: of Rheumatism, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Paral gls, Skin Diseases and Kidney, Liver Stomach troubles. Long distance phone. Terms, 310 to $18 per week. Dally stage from Calistoga. J. A. HAYS, Prop. SUMMER HOME FARM. SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS: FIRST-CLASS family resort; cottages, tents, hunting and fish. ing; artificial lake for boating and swimming. long distance telephome; campers' return tick- ets, $250; hotel open the vear round. Send for circulars'to J. H. HAESTERS, Glenwood, Cal. | The grandest resort in {BOCA HOTEL. g5 £ Nevsans™toi™ the hunter and fisherman; pleasant sunny rooms, g0od boating on lake; boats free to guests: prices reasonable, $8 to $10 per week; special rates for families. The celebrated Truckee River trout are unequaled In Californfa. W McDonald, Manager. et HOTEL BELVEDERE Open for the Season April 1. Ample accom- modations in Hotel; also in new cottages, just completed. MRS. A. T. NOORE, BELVEDERE. DR. C. C. O'DONNELL’S Sanitarlum and Mineral Springs, Glen Ellen, Sonoma Gounty; also 20 completely furnished S-room cottages; good boating, fishing and hunting; finest’ summer resort and mineral ‘water for all diseases in America; camping ground and mineral water free. Apply to Dr. C. C. O'Donnell, 1021% Market st., bet. Sixth and Seventh, San Francisco. Yfise nite Valley';nd Big Trees. Superior accommodations and lowest rates via the ‘‘Valley Road” route. For full par- ticulars address JOHN MOSS, Traffic Dept., 321 Market st., San Francisco. MENDENHALL MINERAL SPRINGS. Open under new management, on cottage plan; 2000 feet above sea: average neat, 1o degrees Stage connects with trair, at Liver- more at 2:15 p. m. Entire fare frc.n San Fran- cisco, §250. For particulars uddress DR. FRANK PITT, Proprietor, Livermore, Cal. IN MENDOCINO COUNTY. Beautiful secriery and drives; unexcelled hunting; best trout fishing In California; excel- lent table, $7 50 per week; fine rigs for accom- modation of guests; daily mails. Get full par- ticulars from A. H. YORDI §09 Call bulld- ing, San Francisco. WRITE ;2 MILLER, Ukiah Stables, tor 5 economical and best way and ac- ‘commodations to_Springs in Lake and Mendo- cino counties. Stage for Blue Lakes, Laurel Dell, Saratoga Springs, Witter Springs and Upper Lake. Water, | Sea Beach Hotel ieALIH SPRINGS 2. PLANTATION HOUSE, hteen miles from Cazadero, on stage line. A | Good trout fishing, plenty fruit, cream and | milk; free conveyance for parties of two or more: g redwood _sce Address J. LUTTRI eaview, S. nty, or . for par- CARLSBAD-2iost beautitul - spot in Lake County. The mine prings ars famous for marvelous cures when all elsa | Salmon fishing, tennis court, croquet grounds and music. Reasonable rates. For terms ad- | dress J. B. PEAKES, Proprietor. and | | Veeder, 3100 feet. failed, espectally in stomach, liver, kidney and bladder affections. Superior accommodations, $10 per week. Fine roads, trout fishing and deer bunting, Write W. R. McGOVERN, Carls- bad, Lake County. ADAM SPRINGS, LAKE CO. Favorite resort of the State; the water {s un- excelled for medicinal purpo table unsur- passed; fine fishing and hunting; stage daily from Calistoga direct to springs: round trip at Southern Pacific offices, $10. DR. W. R. PRA- THER, Adam Spring. N.P.C. MARI wn. TOCALOMA. M33'~ BERTRAND HOTEL—First-class accommo- dations: reasonable rates; fish beautiful drives to Bear Valley, etc.” JOSEPH F. BER- TRAND, or Winchester Hotel Dining-room, first floor, 58 Third st., San Fran b4 HOITT’S, ENLO PARK, SAN MATEO CO. ONE VR hour from San Francisco. Ten daily trains each way. Open to guests during June and July. Address IRA G. HOITT. AGUA CALIENTE SPRINGS. Sonoma Valley, two hours from S. F., via Tib- uron ferry. Warm mineral swimming and tub baths. Water, gas, electric bells. Rates $10 to $12 per week, §2 per day. Address Agua Call- ente Springs, Agua Caliente, Sonoma Co., Cal. BROOKSIDE. The beautiful new resort at the head of Napa Valley is now open. First-cl; commodations, hot and cold water, ga: mineral springs. For health, scenery, climate and beautiful drives It is unsurpassed. Write for pamphlet. LORRIN BOOTH, Prop., Cal- istoga, Cal. SAMUEL SODA SPRINGS. 3. R. Morris, Prop., Napa County, Cal. Surs cure for dyspepsta, ~indigestion, = rheumatism and constipation; hot mineral baths. Thess eprings are located in Napa County, 20 miles east of St Helena. The water is bottled at the springs and contains its own natural gas. Stage leaves St. Helena. GLENWOOD HOTEL. MONG THE REDWOODS, SANTA CRUZ M't'ns: 5 minutes' walk from depot; milk, poultry, fruit, iron springs; gas throughout: telephone and ‘telegraph. Round trip, 32 50; 33 to $10 per week. Free carriage to and from trains. Write WILLIAM MARTIN, Glénwood, Cal. JOHANNISBERG. FAMILY RESORT AND OUTING PLACE In the midst of the Napa Redwoods, Mount Large lake, boating, swim- ming, hunting, fishing. Terms, $ to $10 per week. Send for circulars. JOHANNISBERG RESORT, Oakville, Napa. County, Cal. SANTA CRUZ Mountains—A quiet foothill ranch, located in Blackburn Gulch, 5 miles from Santd Cruz; delightful summer home in the redwoods: running water; abundance of fruit; good table; terms, $5 per week: children under 10, $3. - Address W. CRANDELL, Santa Cruz, Cal. PARK HOUSE and cottages at Ben Lomond, 10 miles from Santa Cruz, with unsurpassed climate, presents the best to be had as a Summer resort: best drives in the State; 6pecial rates to families; charges very mod- erate. T. H. PETERSON. Ben Lomond, Cal. OAK GROVE cottage, Saratoga; newly fur. nished; good table; Congress Springs water: for drives. Address box 6, Saratoga. ® one looking for mice, quiet, comfortabiy _ QUIEN, Glen Ellen, Sonoma Co., Cal. % CHEAPEST and best in America—Th: Gall, 3¢ pases, sent o any address 1 TaD n ates or Cagada one postage pald. sl