The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 8, 1899, Page 5

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 8. Gorgeous Pageant in: BOAT O Honor of Returning Californians. Native Sons’ and Citizens’ Commit- tees Will Confer for That Purpose. REPARATIONS for the recep- tion of the California volunteers went on apace yesterday. Half a dozen meetings of as many different committees were held and much work accomplished. As a result the decoration commit- tee was allowed $6000 to start with for the illumination of the city, with a promise of more if possible and it should be necess: . That commit- tee is now having necessary plans and specifications drawn. Arrangements were made for the mal dedication this evening of the headauarters tent in Union Square, wl will be in charge of the Red {o Mayor Phelan will deliver the eech and Archbishop r Doherty, Rev. Will- nd Rabbi Voorsanger ed to make addresses. e cou 1 of the financa additien to appointing £ collectors, arranged for 1g in Chinatown Friday ed the receipt of Dodge. seney & Co. . . $100 02 ) 50 00 20 00 25 00 I iously reported. . . 2.587 60 $2,692 60 The theatrical managers are work- th and nail for the big benefit 1 assured of success at the auc- sale beginning Thursday noon at e Sons’ committee is ging for places in the lin or the many societies tha d a desire to march. t commo: the incoming vess pted and ent to Mr. ported that J. J. Groom Club had announced that r the use of the Woodward committee free of rge might be desired. ) < of the badge committe ed a badge of red, white, blue and e the committee was empowered to re 1 zes for the committee w 1 to consult with a number c secure them at the low- vigeltinger of La Estrella Par- nted a member of the ri eorge H Dryden was appointed a committ f one to represent the r « mmittee and act with the Board mmittee reported dona- Clark, 19 chickens; vegetables required; Codding, 75 pounds s, 5 hams, butter, » hire of wagon of mutton, 250 20 pounds 5 gallons of oliy 0 pounds of salt, 00 pounds of su- pper. zgested that the ) make_the day a boys shall iand ome discussion the ted to communicate the end that he is cordance with the T0 MAKE THE CITY A BLAZE OF GLORY Six Thousand Dollars as a Starter for the Committee on Decoration. Governor an which \With the responsibility on its shoulders | ¢ making the city one blaze of glory for the reception of the soldier boys of Cali- fornia and only fifteen days left in which i0 do it the committee on decoration did reat work yesterday. It met at 10 o'clock n the morning at the office of the Alas- Martin was in the chalr a Marx, both submitted propo- contemplat s e et eb et e e el OE THE " BIG BENI: one members o mm 0404040404040+ @+04040+4 to | display. In this connecti concerning i that they did not work with ce Trust Company 1g Chairma pon reassembl 1 electrical to spend the ration of the City Hall dome, including the inclusive of oration of the towei be suspended irsch, Holbrook decoration If the funds ted that by with the idea y changing their decoration It was decided that the committee would electrical decoratio; places as the hayer were ait on_clec the donation appointed a ¢ light companies of the necessary on the night of the parade Mills brought matter of line on _the day of the pa was left for future consideration The committee adjourned to the call of | the chair. (CARING FOR THE BOYS IN THE PARK Executive Has Its Plans All Under Headway. The executive committee for the recep- tion of the volunteers met in the private office of Mayor Phelan at 11 o'clock yes- | Citlzens' Committee | @ AT AT AT AT A AT AT A ISR TR AR R R R @ | side of Tenth street | | WNERS WILL ,« SWELL THE FUND x| it /f - % | P itrict Ko» 2h-From ( HE executive council of the finance committee raising funds for therecep- ()| ket street to the county * tion of the returning volunteers was greatly encouraged in its work yes- | est gide af WValencia street ) terday by a statement made by Harbor Commi: Kilburn. Several ) | Broderick, John D. Daly, 1 days ago the Harbor Commissiongrs wereappointeda committee tocanyass ¢ | Max Popper. % the owners of steamers, tugs, launche other small craft for the %*| At the suggestion of purpose of ascertaining how many of them were wllling to run excursions ()| ; % on Reception day, turning over the proceeds reception committee. | OUS subscription committces ) Commmissioners Kilburn and' Harney put in yesterday forenoon on the er- ) [ Dotifieq that he’ Tt ¢ rand. The result is best told in Commissioner Kilburn's own words d! x “We saw the owners of a great many small craft,” he said, “and not one X |vass; -also that arrangements would () of them but promised to do as we asked. with the people to () [ made whereby these com & swell the fund. Major Harney's ldea excursionists be xk D Ty ¢ * are satisfied that there will be ai le: ¥ elves of the opportunity at that price X jty for us to add $10,000 to the reception fund. at 3 o'clock at a of carrying car *x The entire matter will be settled to-morrow in the Harbor Commissioners’ office. PESS P S S T P P Frank Johnson, Tred Greenwood, C. W. Ran- meeting of shipowners @ ¥ W. J. Martin, chairman of the decoration | committee. He stated that his committee | was anxious, in order to proceed intel- | ligently. to know how much money would be appropriated to it. On being asked how much money would be required for the night display, Mr. Martin replied at least $6000. On motion of Mr. de Young the decoration committee was authorized to spend that amount. with the under- standing that to increase the amount it will be done It was the general decotation question w inclined to be generous on that po The $6000 will not include the fireworks 040404+ 04+04040404040404040404 0404040404040+ 4+0+$04040404+0404+0+40+4040404@ | hunting and _fishin )n the Chinese firm of Wing Fat & C t a good ex- \mple by offering to donate its surplus stock of fireworks left over from Fourth Mr. de Young resolutions providing for a proper organ- ition of the executive committe Resolved—First—That no liabilities be in- curred by mmittee or member without proper authority from the executive com: ittee. Second—That the secretary shall keep a acts entered into and all la- ney executive ¢ spropriated for the tee and the rposes of sa. ¥ to be audited and cert and se to the will have to pay instance except where the amounts are e NAMING THE MEN TO COLLECT THE MONE Executive Council ot the Finance | Committee Completes the Working List. At yesterday’s meeting of the executive council of the finance committee, to which has been intrusted the work of collecting the funds for the reception of the home- coming volunteers, good progress was made toward putting solicitors in the field. The list of citizen committeemen was completed and steps were taken to get them into action as quickly as pos sible. The following members of the com- mittee were in atiendance: M. H. de Young (chairman), Henry Sonntag, Paris Kilburn, Julius Kahn, A. J. Raisch, Grove Ayres, J. P. Jackson, A. H. Vall, George H. Pippy (secretary). Checks for the fund were recefved from: Dodge, Sweeney & Co., $100; Newman Levinson, $50; Samuel Rosenheim, $20; Cal- ifornia Saw Works, $25; 1. R. D. Bird, $10. Robert L. Park, past president; Poon Gay, secretary, and See Tu Gee, assistant secretary. of the Chinese Native Sons, were present to ask the committee to ap- point some night during the week when it would be possible to send a couple of its representatives to lay before the Chi- nese residents of the city a plan for the collection of mone; The committee de- cided that Friday evening next would be hest for the purpose, and del gressman Julius Kahn and (¢ the Port John P. Jackson to addr 3 Chinese. The meeting will be_held in the hall of the Six Companies, 728 Com- mercial stre A communication was read from H. L. Overstreet of Berkeley recommending the appointment of a committee at that place %o collect money for the reception fund. He recommended J. T. Hill, C. E. Foyer, Ole Vinzent, W. J. Mortimer and H. L! Overstreet. The letter was referred to Grove P. Ayres. T. . Bonnet offéred the San Franci League team and the free use of Re tion Park for a reception fund benefit game with any of the volunteer nines. The offer was accepted and Colonel Jack- son was appointed a committee to arrange the game. The committee then appointed the fol- lowing additional committees to collect funds from the trades and in the districts set opposite their name: Retail Liquor Dealers—T. M. Ferguson, Hugo Hornlein, W. J. Sullivan, J. P. Dunne, John Farley, Jesse E. Marks, Ernest Haquetts, Wil- liam Roeder. Wholesale Butchers—Samuel Hammond, Henry Moffatt, Simon Silverberg, Bernard Horn. Fruit and Commission Merchant ton, L. G. Sresovich, Antone Pastene, D. E Allison, John ¥. English, Warehousemen—E, D. Danforth, . M. Has- lett, A, §. Neal. District No. 1—North side of Markel street (Market stre frent to and ircluding the east side of Battery ka Packers’ Association, 308 Market | terday morning and was addressed by !street—M. Ehrman, Colcnel F. W.. Sumner, transports. We willing to avail them- If that is the case it is only a matter charged 50 cents a head to go out on the ba 20,000 people S N s Cae EaS B A S From Market street (Market luded) from west side of Battery = north—FE. R. Lilien vivain Weil, W. F. 3—From Market street (Market ¢ Montgomery street, the east Charles F. Ha : Rodgers, it is found possible later Mason Kinne 1 that the | je the most Im- portant one of all, and the committee was rom Market ) to the bay of tde (inclusive) kton street—L. R. Ellert, R e S ol B S e S S S S i g B R e IN . UNION-SQUARE. to the bay kton street Fugazi, esented the following | Mark the b Masteller, It From Market str Larkin s of Gough st committees are only author- v 1 the limitations Market street to Me- north, ree R. presented to the cAllister st ehr street water front o the east « n Henry Bingham, James Winslow rom the south sid From the south side of Mar- | west side of Third stre Fifth street—Albert Heyer, F. Goecken, Wallace Bradford and from the From the south s and from the west side of F enth_ street—Mr, Thurston, the California Casket Company; Willlam A From the south side of Mar- street not included) from venth st District No. R. Me eill, Thomas District No. 19 X the work to report. - side of Montgomery Bowers, A. G. Booth, » bay on the north, nlon, ( treet (Market the north strect and_the east Captain A. M. Baird, D. H B A. D. Carville, M. W. Davis. From the south side of Mar- ket street (Market street Potrero avenue and from Tenth street to the east side of Valencia street W, 20—From the south side of Mar- the chairman i was agreed that each member of the vari- the coun- office and receive his paraphernalia and instructions for commencing the can- | (IGHT PROCESSION AMID FLOODS OF LIGHT going to the front were in the employ of | Francisco. The theater will be beauti- the Southern Pacific, working In department. Yesterday freight auditor’ those who are working in that agreed to give their four former workers a reception and banquet and for invitation that purpose cards engr arranged by W. H. Dic! George Robinson_ G Hindeman and J. W. Lewis. ACTIVE INTEREST IN - are having silv ed The detai are THE BIG BENEFIT Theatrical Managers Are Confident mmittees can re- hours , being assigned to the individuals at which they will find it most convenient In facilitating A Banquet for Four. With the returning California are four young men who at the time of of Large Financial Re- | | turns. | The auction sale of reserved seats for the big benefit to be given in aid of the fund for the reception and entertainment of the California velunteers will be the Orpheum at 12 o’clock noon on Thurs- day. It will be one of the most interesting events of the kind ever witne W. C. Campbell, rge Hall, A. fully decorated for the occasion and a large delegation of well-known actors and actresses will be on the stage to assist the auctioneer in disposing of the boxes and choice of the reserved seats. Wendell Easton, the auctioneer, was present at the meeting of the committee vesterday, when all the preliminary ar- rangements for the sale were made The committee decided to begin the sale of such reserved seats are not aisposed of at the auction on Friday morning at 9 o'clock at the Orpheum. One of the features of the elegant sou- venir programme that is being prepared will be a two-page card of the autographs f all the professional people who will participate in the big show. They are requested to send their autographs to Raiph Pincus, care of the Columbia The- at Bids for choice of full-page ad- vertisements for the souvenir programme will be receved up till to-morrow night. after which applications for space should be addressed to the enir committee on programme. Contributions were received yesterday from A. Zellerbach & Son of 5000 envelopes and from the Sterett Printing Company of 5900 circulars and 5000 cards, in addition to its former contribution When requested, the Resorts mentioned in this column will send you circulars, giving full information regarding special advantages, rates, manner of reaching them, etc. ‘When writing please mention The Call. GO TO Hotel del Coronado For your summer outing. R R B e R S R B S Y [ I 1s a gathering place, reading-room depository for re- @ | SAN FRAN what prgmises to be a long career of usefulness. +| dication will be made more than usu i Lawrence, who o ke all necessary arrangements, had a conference yesterday afternoon 4 t of the California Red Cross Soclety, programme. _Mayor o rddress. . Invitatione were sent to Archbishop Riordan, F - Doherty, B. P. Flint, ¢ | v. W. R. Rader and Rabbi Voorsanger ted that they will ad: & 1a ndance. o soldiers, and will be present himself at the opening & | DR. J PERRAULT, who as resident Dhysi L fuested to be on hand. To-day they will receive white § | clan, will devote his entire time to the welfare printed thereon & | o nie gueste, whether elck or well s situated o the tent, and o be know 50 miles south of San Francisco, ossSaclety: will he moved to the ftent Sang Lo be known that T | Ranre Mountains, at an elevation of 1000 feet Tontexcentioniare dnyited L ERE B0 C ent The climate {5 soft and balmy and free from matter of all descriptions be sent there. sent to room O e e 4| plunge and tank baths; O | comfortable hotel; annex and | walks and drives Emm Thomas R. | cupying entire cottages, information addre: raiso Sprin I H et street (Market | 1 the north he west side hall north to t, east side Peter Tautphaus, £ acob B. Leit 1 from Gough teher, T. H. J. M. Wilkins 11 (combined)—From Best golf grounds in the State. Unequaled fishing, sailing, cycling, hunting, bathing, etc. Reduced Summer Rates. Apply 4 New Montgomery Street summer and in_ the Coast | grand clal rates to families oc- invalids cr others Horton, N. A. Judd | remaining more than one month. Trains dally Market street (Market | from Third and Townsend st. (Pullman_to Soledad, thence | stage to Paraiso.) Round trip, 8. For further | J. PERRAULT, M.D., Pa or city office, 336 Sutter st., seven ‘miles by | “r. o | SARATOGA SPRINGS, Up in the mountains near the lakes, and in the heart of Lake County’s min- eral belt. Take train via Ukiah. ROUND TRIP.......... J. Martens, prop.; city office, 416 Pine st. et to the bay Gough street to_the chail M. Bu Achi E Thomas Brady, the south side of Mar- t luded) from | UST OPE First s Third street— 0. G.' Baldwin = LOS GATOS. BUILDING <% HOTEL LYNDON, D; NEW | some furniture: 50 outside | modern convenience: electric bells and Hghting Strictly first-class Comfort and con- | pertect sanitary plimbing family and commerclal hotel, | venience of guests first consideration. e of and service urnsurpassed. Tickner, George Clark, | 8ample foom. LYMAN H. Commodious TOLFREE, not included) to the to le of Mar- not included) to the fth street to | | » | Y HIS DELIGHTFUL } ¥ nections, electric lights. Charl good trout fishing and s’ A. Bennett, SEIGLER SPRINGS, LAKE COUNTY. WATERING is located in the midst of the Coast Range. Abundance of mineral springs, Flange baths, large swimming tank of mineral telephone con- livery ‘accommodation; Round trip tickets at Southern Pacific offices, $10. JOHN SPAULDING. Proprietor. water, fine stone dining room to the east DR. C. C. O'DONNELL’S ANITARIUM AND MI B | S “Gien Eilen, Sonoma County; also 20 com- pletely furnished 5-room cottages: ing, fishing and hunting: fin, and mineral water for all dise: camping ground and mineral water free. to Dr. C. C. O'Donnel, 1021% Market st., Sixth and Seventh, San Francisco. new method most_durable, most expen- convenient ' to nse, moct o m Upon thise oints 1wl | HOTEL EL guarantee it upon a bond of 0. y 1 3 S GATOS, CAL.—STRICTLY With all this an Electric Be®t can do no zood 001.5!? L e e anoit without knowledge' of how to apply it. This | s is : e iny iheiliod, tearned:in (he’ DEst twenty Seor. | LounAlOEs: new mANSEemEnt effective in curing. every patient the benefit hence the many cures after everything else has You feel the current at once. but a gentle, soothing warmth. W | year. without any expense for 'rencwals, Frank Dal- | |DR. M. A. McLAUGHLIN, Bl,nl? l\larkesl S:,. cor. Kesrn_\".i 8. F.; Burdick ock, cor. ring and Second Sts., - not_ included) from the water | geles. iy BT e Office Hours—S8 a. m. t6 8:30 p. m.; Sundays, NEVER SOLD IN DRUG STORES. ELL, Hopland, Cal. climate; picturesque | 3. LUTTRINGER. or apply E. KRUS particulars. DUNCAN SPRINGS, WO MILES FROM HOPLAND. qualed soda and magnesia springs: baths; furnished cottages. Terme, through tickets. Send for circular. ERAL SPRINGS, good boat- summer resort es in America: ST. HELENA SANITARIUM. ATURAL ADVANTAGES; SALUBRIOUS walks; pure =pring water; pine groves, lawns and gardens. vantages for those who need to obtain comfort, rest and health culture in a short time. Address ST. HELENA SANITARIUM, St. Helena, The best ad- | | | PLANTATION HOUSE, J IGHTEEN MILES FROM CAZADERO, ON | E stage line. Good trout fishing, plenty fruit, eream and milk; free conveyance for parties of | *wo or more; grand redwood scene Seaview, 207 Front st., Sonoma County, | (Beswick, | INEST FISHIN rs apply to KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS kiyou County, Cal.) 3 AND HEALTH RESORT The Electric Body Belt, by which I apply my on the coast. Climate perfect. of treatment, is the best in tha EONGRHOE: Proprietors. Soda Water Fresh and bubbling from the spring—coming up from Na- ture’s drugstore, com- pounded and charged to g stimulate the si on the table, drink all vou want. Puts an edge on your appe- tite. Paso Robles a pleasure place Otto E. Never, Pro Paso HOT SPRINGS. — This beautiful winter owned and managed by | Robles, Cal. City Offl Market st. Paso oles | etsco. Vendome. Observatory v GEO. P. SNELL, Manager, San Jose, Cal SKAGGS'HOTSPRINGS ONOMA COUNTY; ONLY 4% HOURS from San Francisco and but 9 miles' stag- | ing; waters noted for medicinal virtues; natural bath in State grand mountain scenery; good t door; photographer's Toom, ts ephone, graph. daily mail and express; FIRST-CLASS HOTEL AND STAGE SERVICE; morning and ; round trip from San Fran- cisco only $550. Take Tiburon ferry at @, m. or 3:30 p. m. Terms, $2 a day or $12 a s, any guest of the past four constantly _increasing—last J. F. MULGREW. Prop. HOTEL BELVEDERE PEN FOR THE SEASON APRIL 1L AM- ple accommodations in Hotel; also in new afternoon stage week. Referen. cottages, just completed. Fashionable Refined and cultured people follow- ing in tashion’s lead find Hotel Ven- dome a delightful resort. The large music hall, with polished floors, is otten the scene of tashionable gather- ings. The adjoining banquet room is elegantly appointed and decorated with exquisite taste. Headquarters for Lick sitors. Send for book let. swimming and boating; ut streams at MRS. A. T- MOORE. BELVEDERE. WILBUR HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS, | Sulphur Creek, Cclusa County. Cal. 26 miles | west of Williams ai Lake. Stages leave Willlams Will cure rheumatism, drops paralysis, dyspepsia, kidney per week WM. OELGART SAMUSL SODA SPRINGS. J. & MORRIS PROP. NAPA CO ® Cal. County natural gas. Stage leaves St. Helena. nd 22 miles east of Lower any skin disease, neuralgia, liver complaint, in the system. complaint and catarrh. Also natural | mud baths. Temperature of springs. 145 degs. | New 2-story hotel and fine new bath-house. Board and lodging. including baths. $9 and $10 | Proprietor. re cure for dvspepsia, Indigestion, rhenmatism and constipation: hot minerai baths. These springs are located in Napa | day; or would r 20 miles east of St. Helena. The water | is bottled at the springs and contains its uwn SANTA CATALINA ISLAND. 3% Hours' Ride From Los Angeles, Cal. AMERICA’'S FOREMOST RESORT. Write for information about Catalina's won- derful attractions. World's records for rod and reel angling. Fishing tournament May 1 to Sept. 1, auspices Tuna Club. Sixth season of our famous Marine Band. The Hotels Metropole and Island Villa, Modern Conveniences. Efficient Management. Moderate Rates. Best Golf Links. IDEAL CAMP LIFE. BANNING COMPANY, 222 South Spring st., Los Angeles, Cal., or call on THOMAS COOK & SONS, Agentd, €1 Market st, San Fran- 5-Giasta Region ——With Its HOMELIKE RESORTS | AND CHARMING CAMPING RETREATS SWEET BRIER CAMP. CRAG VIEW CAMP THE CHLBEBATED TAVERN OF CASTLE AG. UPPER SODA SPRINGS. SHASTA SPRINGS. SHASTA RETREAT. SISSON. MOUNT SHASTA CAMP. McCLOUD RIVER RESORTS. A VAST DOMAIN OF SCENIC BEAUTY AND GRANDEUR. LOW EXCURSION RATES. For further information, {llustrated folders. etc., apply at the SOUTHERN PACIFIC COM- PANY'S Ticket Office, 613 Market st. (Grand otel). Mark West Springs, OST PICTURESQUE_RESORT, VARIETY of mineral springs, Soda, Sulphur, Magne- sia, Iron and Arsenic; plunge bath: swimming pool, billlards, shuffleboard, croquet and other ames. Accommodations first-class; table good; 9 to $12 a week. Round trip, $3 75. Stags meets morning trains and Sat. eve. FRESE JUERGENSEN, Mark West Springs, Scnoma Co., Cal. City Office, 912 Larkin st. ——————————— YRON HOT SPRINGS—Take the g a. m. or 5:30 p. m. S. P. t~ foot of Market street. Those Hot Mineral Baths are eurin~ hundreds of HEUMATISM. Address A. BETTENS, Mer., Byron Hot Springs, Cal. LOMBARD CO., agts, room 30. 224 Gearv INDEPENDENCE LAKE. A Charming Spot to Visit This Summer. OATS FREE TO GUESTS. FINE FISH- ing. Excellent table. Clean beds and care- ful attention to patrons. Climate perfect. Six- teen miles from Truckee, in the heart of the Slerras and surrounded by magnificent trees of an unbroken forest. The ideal spot for families because it is clean, no poison ocak, no pests. And pure air and pure water. Address MRS H. M. CLEMONS, Independence Laki KENILWORTH INN, ILL 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. YOSEMITE, 5en Frenctzeo to cnl ®nese by railway. Thence by Lumsden & Co.’s coaches 60 m to Yosemite Vailey. Round trip $32. Single fare, in either direction. $lu. J. M. HUTCH- INGS, Agent. 19 Montgomery st., S8an Francisco. FERNDALE SPRINGS RESORT &o~saccsis ing_spot, rest, health; perfect atmospher to Martinez. stage to hotel. Office 830 Market. WANTED—A few boarders on a ranch; good shooting In vicinity: nice place to spend Sun nt the . whole or part of nice house cheap; railroad fare 75 cents. Ad- dreés J. E. J.. San Carlos. San Mates Co. al Carlsbad, Lake County. LAKE AND HOTEL. LIMATE, SCENERY, E! MONTE, lovely _sur- JOHN NEVILL, Son0e choce T | letor: Loernw| BOCA HOTEL. INEST HUNTING AND FISHING ON THE ¥ imrning JF 'Tlickee River; pleasant sunny rooms: good ala 0 O | yoating on s boats. [ree to guest: “ail and s o ok vrre Feasonable, §8 to 310 per week: specia) Il and see 4t aripite Manebook, oree. Tamilies. W. J. McDONALD, Manager. NAPA SODA SPRINGS. ‘WO TRAINS DAILY, 7:30 m.; stage meets traln at Napa City. | DREW JACKSON, Napa Soda Springs P. O. M. AND 4 P. JOHANNISBERG. AMILY KESORT week. Send for circulars. JOHANNISBERG RESORT. Oakville, Napa County. Cal BLUE LAKES HOTEL ILL BE CONDUCTED IN A QUIET homelilie manner, with one of the best tables in the county; §10 to $12 per week. Round S.F. and N. P. to Ukiah; thence by stage. Address J. WILSON, Bertha, Lake trip, §9 0. County, Cal CARLSBAD Most,beautital epot in County. The mineral springe | are famous for marvelous cures when all else faled, espscially in stomach, liver, kidney and bladder affections. Superfor accommodations. | §10 per week. Fine roads, trout fishing and deer hunting. Write W. R. McGOVERN, LAUREL DEL TERTAINMENT: none better in Lake Co.; gas indoors and H. WAMBOLD. ND OUTING PLACE in the midst of the Napa Redwoods, Mount er, 3100 feet. Large lake, boating, swim- imlng, hunting, fishing. Terms, $§ to $10 per A _FEW SUMMER BOARDERS taken on a fruit farm 2 miles from Calistoga and rall- road station; beautiful shade; home cooking; d rooms: 36 per week and up. Address LBB. S. SMITH, Calistoga, Napa Co., Cal. MANZANITA Station, near Mill Vallew—3 or 4 | rocms, with board: good accommodations at Manzanita_Villa. | ..DO NOT Be Without \“THE CALL” During Your Vacation. Subscribers to “Ths Call’” visiting thy country, seaside cr springs during the Sum- mer months can have “The Call" sent tothem for a week or longer by prepaying for sam3 at the Business Office or by order through carrier. | 15 Cents. | 865 Cents............ | POSTAGE PREPAID. .per Month