The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 12, 1900, Page 4

JACKSON WARMLY WELCOMES VISITING NATIVE DAUGHTERS After Enjoying a Band Concert - Delegates Renew Old Friendships and a Little Political “Wire Pulling” Is Done. P e e e S X \ PV D 4008000540060 00000200000 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1900 \LPH A BE CAUGHT I M ICE PACK Fears Expressed for the Safety of the Fortune- Hunters. Schooner Albion Narrowly Escapes Going on the Rocks and Passen- gers and Crew Become Panic Stricken. PELEE SEATTLE, June 11.—According to let- ters just received from Behring Sea the Alpha sailed on her second voyage from Dutch Iarbor May 9, but the reports of her having gotten through the ice are not believed, for the reason that the schooner Annie returned to Unalaska on May 18, nine days after the Alpha sailed, with the news that ice was met with 300 miles north. It is hardly .ly that a clear break could be found extending as far as Nome. Serous fears for the Alpha's safety are expressed at Unalaska and Dutch Harbor. The fintrepid captain announced that he would be the first at Nome if he had to haul his vessel on the ice. Consequently those who are stiil waiting for the ice to 80 think that there is a likellhood of the vessel being caught In the ice pack, which would gurely occur, it is said, if the cap- tain tried to push through one of lanes of clear water, which are alwa iound in the Bering Sea while at times open as far i penetrate, are continua in which case ¢ ough n e ¢ n of the brig Pitcairn, which DA ancisco early in the d the first mat * ed. . ( nir ¢ « the - : now ap- * proved to < be a very s ngers ? virtuelly commanded the v - SO The steam schoon. which - reached Un ka May coming | . PROMINENT REPRESENTATIVES AT GRAND PARLOR. into the harbor rarrcv iy ceeuped destrucs | ton on the rocks. A scvere n carried @000 000000000000 0-00+000+00000000000400000+00000000000900 b Sl hured yards ot e g Special Dispatch to The Call | , Grand President Cora B. Sifford arrived | contest for grand president. Mrs. B. M. | tind- All steam ~as put on. but It too % S last night, but the main body of delegates | Gett succeeding according to custom from | {1 x‘n" ‘]“‘I‘“:“\{lml o gy e S ok CKS June 1l—Jackson wears a| were met at Galt to-day by members of | the vice presidential position, but for the | s8¢ crew became panic stricken and | p a e to-day than ever | the reception committee and escorted to | latter office and for secretary there prom- ['it ioc} the combined attention (f ihe of- this ¥ carriages were in waiting un- | ises to be a warm contest. ficers to quell the urban Seve 1 rs 1 of n! boe ,\u“—m?n taiconyey | e ancisco delegation is confl- 'n-"l“”li-“;:.:“;‘)]:N\d in cow the | S the last twelve miles of | gent of securing the vice pre: e trichted peo : v To the mumber of 150 they | CChL 0f securing the vice presldency, but | “The ‘schooners Carrie and Annle both | =5 entertaining nt v et p to the present the vote is divided, while | sajled 1o the northward in an attempt to | - Y oo ght into town without aceident | the rior delegates apparently are unit- | get through the ice, but both 1 and | Da s of nt occurre and taken to . Caminetti of Ursula Par- | returned to Unalas ha r to await the | A was not wel previously arranged. The sev- n, who is one of the brightest | Lreak-up A | I c s morning a | eral committees performed their duties 1est workers in the order. | .ihe Dora reached Unalaska b s at work sweeping the | without ch or interruption, and ¢ to: be 1 héy Way, |t Bach bortiang, the steame | pu he water ept om Ione the in- x J. Frake: raneis Alice, E. J Abler and M ugh wet- | ¢ s altogether pleasant. A band ter Creek, only | {tom this port, nave made port in | P er was | n the main street had been ar- ant, for grand secretary, | The sieamer Trrasher, from San Fran:is- | tak street and | ranged and was mu oyed. nt she appears to have a|¢' i¢ached Una X s nd yellow, delegates in ot her frlends claim | MILLE ’iflYvWELL ’ redom ling nterest of n the time ves for balloting R’S COMPA s arr es for grand officers, and | she will be elected without opposition, To- | f a hearty welcc were visib me and evi- n old-time nomination re will party con- of political of cours le morrow they will get to work on needed RECEIVED AT SALT LAKE Present Jerome K. Jerome’s Success- ANGRY CHINESE THREATEN LIFE OF CENSUS THKER Edward Watson Mistake for a Quarantine Officer. Mob of Enraged Celestials Attack | Him and Drive Him From the Point San Pedro Fishing Camp. e bt tch to The Call. AEL. Tow I from serious i ated Chinam Point San F the census of t t vicinity and t m for a quaranti o) eries at we m: w nner. ianger and made He had from the camp ai ran in that dire this w in the by shionable dame »ns propounded sest crimt court dragin chambers resemble oom with debutantes. SALVADOR IN FAVOR OF customary socia THE ISTHMIAN CANAL Republic’s Ex-President Says Its In- terest in the Matter Is Identical With America’s. vador, who recently ca. here as Minister of that country, in the n interview to-day spoke of the isthmian course o policy of Salvador toward the Central sands keeping everybody busy. Iy because Salvador has no ports » Atlantic would be Joaded at our Pacific poi sen going through the canal wo he use agricultural implements, pre! ng th 10 all other makes, and are getting th even now at better rates than those fered by European manufacturing centers. | or hear Iy ne 11.—Badward Wat- joker had been | the Government his badge the popula- camp swarmed about him in a left a saddie was only ting that t horse and gal- | Rafa or an interpre- further risk- time ago a body vicinity | L—Owing to the | census on authorities for F. Davis has been an ex- minus pink napery June 11.—Ex-President America, giving work to thou- A ending - internal troubles by | dock laborers went on strike yesterday, But we want it With a canal openea our Atlantic inarkets before them. American ml(‘hlneri. tools and | With the ca n Ameri- al open this class of a Sal £0ods could be delivered in and all along the Pacifie ¢ | and Central ca with far greater e and better rates than at present. As be- tween different routes we naturally prefer the one nearest to us, which is the Nica- ragua route e MINNESOTA INDIANS MAKING MANY THREATS Agent Fears an Uprising May Occur as Result of the Arrest of Alleged Messiah. MINNEAPOLIS, June 11.—Word was re- celved in Minneapolis to-day that there danger of another Indian uprising at n giving the name v-Gonce appeared at the Leech recently and announced that sslah. He sald that all of . Indians and white men, es were soon to be de- a big cyclone, but all Indians | who lived In tepees would be saved. The man secured the confidence of many n | of the Indians, who had such faith in m th bout two hund left the e went into camp on Squaw Point. - The matter gradually grew so serious that Captain Mercer, the Indian agent, sent out and had Way-Tay-Gonce arrested. The ofher | Point an Indians remain on Squaw d are becoming ugly. They make €N | many threats and as there are no troops ’e- | at the agency trouble is feared. he he ne | FIRE VOLLEYS TO QUELL REVOLT OF PRISONERS that itine lht—u fl!heri":l L ons Eking ques. | Inmates of the Penitentiary at San Juan Subdued by Effective Means. an hundred inmates of the penitentiary here mutinied to-day, refusing to take break- fast or work. They asserted that the food was not fit to eat and the leader struck the warden in the face. The penitentiary is guarded by a de- tachment of twenty members of the Porto Rico regiment, and the jail authorities, ring that the convicts had planned a certed movement to break jail, cailed the guard. Thereupon the prisoners nd by b n and ex- in attempted to rush the troops, who fired three volleys at the wall or In the air. DY | Three of the inmates were injured by ves and | gplinters, though not seriously. students | “The military authorities then called out from the vi-|, ‘company of regulars. This assistance. nowever, was not asked for by the civil authorit and the native company had ! quelled the disturbance before the reg- ulars arrived. TROUBLES OF THE STAFF. General de Lanne of France With- * draws His Resignation. | PARIS June I1L—It is officially an- nounced that General de Lanne, chief of the staff of the Ministry of War, tendered his resignation, but at thé, request of Gen- eral Andre he withdrew it and will retain the direction of the general staff. re- by ctor Merriam to haul Semi-officially it is explained that sever- 1t highborns into court | al changes in the personnel of the War be dealt with according to | Office were interpreted by General de f the census law. Tlf result | Lanne as implying censure upon him and clegraphic instructions Bids fair | he therefore resigned, but on General prosecutions tha: | Andre assuring him that he retained the nfidence of the Government General de Lann? canceled his resignation. x tary Governor of Paris, intends to resign is declared to be quite unfounded. St | Brake Was Defective. Special Dispatch to The Call. SAN RAFAEL, June 11. upon the body of James Lindsay, the North Pacific Coast Railroad conductor who was killed by a freight train last Sat- urday at Tomales, the Coroner's jury re- turned a verdict stating that his death me | that while deceased was tightening the brake on the car the wheel sllpfied Off the epindle and that this caused Lindsay to lose his balance and fall between the cars. A damage suit will probably be rests in the interoceanic canal | brought against the company. the same as those of the United prbecn s d he. “We want the canal be- Dock ould be of vast benefit to all Laborers Strike. LONDON, June 1lL—Seven thousand alleging that the agreements with respect fo oyertime and meaitime had been vio- lated by thelr employers. 4 sl Killed by a Streetcar. SIOUX CITY, la., June 1L—Samuel T. em | Davis, a prominent lawyer and capitalist, em | was struck by a streetcar and killed to- of- | night. He was quite deaf and did not see the car on rts uld SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, June 11L—Five | The report that General Jamont, Mill- | was due to a_defective brake. It is claimed | | | Concludes That Chief Elton Is Not | by an emboldened thug, | mate. -At the inquest | o ! He remained in the well until Sunda. ful Comedy, ‘Miss Hobbs,” Be- fore a Large Audience. | SALT LAKE, June 1L.—Henry Miller | and his special company, now on their way to the Columbia Theater, San Fran- cisco, for a season of ten weeks, stopped | here to-night and gave a performance of Jerome K. Jerome's comedy. “‘Miss | Hobbs,” at the Salt Lake Theater before | an immense audience. Miller was given a | great ovation when he made his appear- ance before the footlights, and Margaret T | production | LAME PLACED | ON LOS ANGELES POLICE BOARD slation, and will be banqueted in the Anglin in the title role of the piece the recipient of no small amount of dial acknowledgment. Th proved to he such a success that Miller has been induced repeat the perform- | L S z . |ance to-morrow right. Mrs. Thomas | Citizens Committee Dis-| Whiren, aret Dale, Willlam Courte- | T Joh John Christie and | ce Elliston are among the people who | appeared in the cast. The company goes | to Ogden for a night and then will start | for California. PLAGUE AT RIO JANEIRO. Since May 6 There Have Been | Thirty-One Deaths. WASHINGTON, June 11.—Surgeon-Gen- eral Wyman has received a cablegram | from Dr. Havelburg, the representative of the service in Rio Janeiro, saying that there have been 106 cases the nce May € and 31 deaths. Dr. Havelburg does not | epecify the epidemic to which he refers, | but Dr. Wyman says he has no doubt that it is plague el S R Franchise Not Taxable. | DENVER, June 11.—The State Court of | Appeals to-day decided that a member- | cusses Failure to Ar- rest Footpads. —— Responsible and That Present Commissioners Should Be Removed From Office. —— Special Dispatch to The Call. LOS ANGELES, June 1L—1r order to check the arbitrary pewer t'.ut is being exerted by the Board of Police Commis- | sloners in its manipulation of the police | force a citizens' committee has been ap- | pointed to confer with the City Council and the Police Commission in order to | ship In or a_contract with the Associated | | devise plans that may prove a remedy to | Press is not a “‘property’ which can be mitigate the demoralizing state of affairs, | taxed. The suit was brought by the The committee as appointed comprises J. | Rocky Mountain News on behalf of the | O. Koepfli, Abe Haas, Charles Silent, J. | papers in the city using the service to| R. Newberry, J. J. Fav, Dr. J. H. Davis- | prevent thé as: ment of the Associated =on and N. B. Blackstone and is selected ress franchi; at_$25,000. The decision | from among forty leading citizens, who | of the lower court that it was not a taxa- met in secret conclave at the request of | ble property Is affirmed. m_;]r‘hamher of Commerce. T his action was deemed more effectiv than o ‘mass-meeting 16 lseoen th S | T e Tor Congren ‘ ton of the reign of the footpad and the | ,MILWAUKEE, Wis.. June 1l—Former | inability of the Police Department to cope | Governor Ceorge W. Peck was to-night with the situation, as it prevented the | nominated for Congress by the Democrats hotheads, whose utterances might prove | Of the Fourth District. more incendiary than argumentative, from | being heard. This committee met this morning and held a three hours' session. After a full discussion it concluded t Chief Elton is not responsible in view of the conduct of the Police Commission; that politics should have no place in the management of the board, and that the present Police Commission ought to be re. moved. As the commission flatly declares, the | citizens' committee is not vested with ple- | nary powers, and as it will not appear for investigation at any meeting the commit- tee may call the long continued police muddle bids fair to grow in intensity ana bitterness. while the potient citizen slinks | to his home along dark streets, conscious that any moment he may be shot to death LADVERTISEMENTS. FIRST MATE KILLED AND SEAMAN FATALLY SHOT} Result of Trouble on Board the Ttal- ian Bark Pieta in Port at Pensaeola. PENSACOLA, Fla., June 11.—As the re- sult of a fight on board the Italian bark Pieta, In port here, G. Scotto, the first mate of the vessel, is dead m Mak Seaman Rafael Pisaro was fatally injured a Captain Vaze! a i gere lighliy Wounaeh ' Blsars went on | | Beauty ismade or marred by the blood. deck after shore leavé, apparently with | When the blood is impure, the cheeks the determination to exterminate the whole crew. He first assaulted the mate Wwith a dirk, and then turned on the cap- tain, and in doing so was shot by tl!:a SR P DRINKS CARBOLIC ACID. Once Wealthy Chicago Business Man | Ends His Life. CHICAGO, June 1L.—John D. Weber, at one time one of the most prominent and wealthy business men in Chicago, com- mitted suicide to-day by drinking carbolic acid. Weber lost most of his fortune in the great fire of 1871 and the financial panic of 1873. Recently he had become deaf and almost blind, and this made him despondent. He was 78 years old. 1 ety Yeadaci Imprisoned in a Well. Special Dispatch to The Call. SAN RAFAEL, June 1l.—Last Friday | morning Angelo Messenotl, while going to work a couple of miles from town, fell into a well, which fortunately was’ dry. w sallow, the eyes dull, the hair loses ts luster. When the blood flows through the veins in a , rich current, the es sparkle, the skin is clear, the com- exion beautiful. Women who use Dr. jerce’s Golden Medical Discovery, find that it is a genuine beautifier. By puri- fying and enriching the blood it puts a bloom on the cheek and a brightness in ;be:l ze, which tell the story of perfect “Having been left weak from fever last Oc- tober, I was under the doctor's care here,” writes Mrs. Alice E. Casebier, of Crawford, Dawes Co., Neb. *I took medicine, but did not seem to gain much. I was tired all the time, had no .p‘;fiu, had sundtdng paius all ovexr hm; more or less, and was very mervous, as I ha been sick all the lumme:ryl ‘was all run-down and didn’t know what ailed me. I got advice from Dr. Pierce, lelling me my sym; better than I could describe them myself. and also tellin, me that T would have to take care of myself, an how to take the medicines. I took four bottles of *Golden Medical Discovery,’ and five of * Fa- vorite Prescription,’ and geined strength right along. I took one bottle of the ‘ Pleasant Pel- lets,’ also. [ know that these medicines will do all that they are recommended to do.” Use Dr. Pierce’s Pleasaut Pellets for sluggish liver, morning without food, when he was res- cued by Pedro Antoni, who haj d to pass and heard a faint cry for help. Mes- senoti has recovered from the e&ectl of his terrible experience. al” | Hotel Vend, | Tess other | Excursions. Ticket office, 4 New Montgomery. | phiets, apply to | remedy | uiet retreat; finest scenery, water, | air, trult and all-the-year-rouind climate in Cal- | sties; fishing, bathing, beautiful drives to Bear YOU GO WITH ONLY 3% OF STAGING, AND ONLY $8.00 FOR THE ROUND TRIP, THAT WILL EQUAL FOR ONE MOMENT THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED AND BEAU- LF, ywling. Cement Swimming Tanks. Shady Groves and MIL ot CAN HOURS or Hunting In the County. Hunting | Guides. Hot Mineral and Vapor d Mineral Plunges. | MASSAGISTS. Numerous Mineral Springs of Wondertul ties. Large Cool Rooms, lighted | i 16 Montgomery st.. | WARNER, Highland COMPETEN | D CRAIG CRATC & Vendome Gentral California Lcity of California, and - Is Its most a ive feature. Adjacent to_Lick Observatory, New Almaden Quicksflver m Rock Park and count- reached over perfect | San Jose !s the cer | roads. Ho and first class in_every . with service unsurpassed Rates reasonable. For further information Travelel ' office, 20 Montgomery st., or_ad, l | OCEANEXCURSIONS Pacific Coast Steamship Co.. San Franeisco | to Victoria, ‘ancouver, Seattle, Tacoma and other ports of call and return, 11 days' trip. San Francisco to Seattle and the Inland Pas- sage to Skaguay, over the White Pass Railwa: down the Yukon to Nome, returning by ocean, to 35 days' trip. San Francisco to Seattle, thence per steamer Senator, July 21, via Juneau, Skaguay, Glacler | Bay and the Inland Passage, in sight of Mt. | St. El via Unimak Pass and Seal Islands | to Nome, thence to East Cape and Siberian | crossing the Arctic Circle and passing | into the Arctic Ocean and return, about 40| days' trip. | Full particulars in pamphlet, entitled Alaska SANTA CATALINA ISLAND, 3% Hours' Ride From Los Angeles, C: GREATEST ATTRACTIONS IN THE WEST. Second Annual Rod and Reel Fishing Tou nament, auspices the *“Tuna Club." Seventh Season of our Famous Marine Band. The Society Resort The Sportsman’s Paradise. | HOTEL METROPOLE and COUNTRY CLUB always op Golf and Tennis Tournaments. IDEAL CAMP LIFE. For full information, hotel rates, unique ar- | ngements for camping and illustrated pam- | GEORGE W. THOMPSON, 621 Market st.. San Francisco. Or BANNING CO., 222 South Spring st., Los Angeles, Cal. Dr. C. C. 0’Donnell’s Mineral Springs‘ At Glen Ellen fs the best camping. pienic and pleasure resort on the Coast. The greatest | for lung disease, r and stomach complaints, rheuma: catarrh In the | World; 46 niles from S. F. The S. P. R R.| and S F. and N. P. R. R. give special rates to campers.’ Thirty cottages and tents furnished: | i rent cheap. No fogs nor poison ocak at the park. Mineral water, boats and bathing free. | Inquire of DR. C. C. O'DONNELL. office 1021% | Market st.. bet. Sixth and Seventh, S. F. If you want your heaith this is the place to go. The Place for Rest and Health, Orchard Springs, IN THE FOOTHILLS OF THE SIERRA NE- vada, near Colfax, on the C. P. R. R. Plain, | mountain | ifornia; ideal srounds and surroundings: raflroad, 13 miles from San Francisco: $8 a week; open all year; send for booklet. Address | ORCHARD SPRINGS, Chicago Park, Cal. on The baths and delicious mineral water of the well-known SARATOGA SPRINGS ore a part of the pleasure and also a part_of the health of this popular place. J. MARTENS, propr., Bachelor P. O. Laka Co.: clty office. 416 Pine st. . Formerly CALIFORNIA HOT € PRINGS Xi & | Springs; new management; a place of comfort all seasons: 46 miles from San Francisco, via Tiburon Ferry. Rallroad station on hote] grounds; extenslve swimming tank: $10 50 and up per week; round-trip $110 on Sunday. COOPER & STEWART, Agua Calfente, Cal. MARIN 12 TOCALEOMA. ™ BERTRAND HOTEL—First-class accommo- dations; reasonable rates; for familles and par- Valley, etc. JOSEPH F. BERTRAND shoe store, 324 Kearny st., S. F. DUNCAN SPRINGS HOTEL7,7™ g, mis Unequaled soda and magnesia waters. Good for all stomach, kidney and liver_troubles. Housekeeping cottages furnished. For terms and particulars address O. HOWELL, Hopland, Mendocino County, Cal. 33% hours from San YOSEMITE e fon s Oak Flat route. Stages leave Chinese Station on line Sierra R. R. daily. Round trip from San Francisco $32. For further information call or address WM. J. WHITE, General Agent 630 Market st., S. F.; telephone Main 5182, = O0AK home comforts and For :':abE circulars_address HARRY . L. JONES, Santa Rosa. CH WALDRUHE, Somoma Mountains. Excellent accommodations for families and sportsmen. First-class table. All kinds of dairy produce. Fine spring water. Rates §7 up. Send for circular. C. H. W. BRUNING, Santa Rosa, Cal. X €oroma THE GEYSERS, gopome ONE OF NATURE'S WONDERS, Natural steam swimming, fi; hunting and livery. Write for pamphlet, J 1 pr Pahl's Near Santa Rosa; among the WERTHEIMER, Manager, | Raving continuous flow of natural warm water MARKY | vantages of a heaith resort as well as bei |TAVERN OF . Castle Crag §dfia Springs. SEASON OPENS JUNE I5. Located in the midst of grand and | mountain scenery, with Moun and the Crags for a background. FOR AN OUTING VISIT ONE OF THE MANY MINERAL SPRING RESORTS ALONG THE California.... Northwestern Railway Co. NORTH AN FRANC SCO AND Lessee n(‘[;‘[ RAILWAY COMP FINE HUNTING AND FISHING. PACIFIC RAIL MP A o a - (THY PICTURESQUE ROUTE OF CALI-|USsurpdssed culsine and service and reason- HORNIA) round trip, including RAILROAD * FARE, sleeper both wa - | For rates, ten dress: Where the Famous Mineral Waters of the World Are Duplicated. and other information ad- E. B. PIXLEY, Manager, Care Pacific Improvement Company, Crocker Bullding, San Francisco. LAKE ' TAHOE. Tahe It you prefer the simple home life of the Ranch, free from fashion's restraints, there are many In our section from which to choose. But if you would rather the tent in some shady nook. near a lovely lake, or on the bank of some beautiful stream, remember such loca- tions are numerous and free of charge. Call for “VACATION.” a little book fust issued by the Company, giving Camping Loca- tions, Hotels, Mineral Spring Resorts and a list of one hundred and sixty-seven Farms and | homes, where Board for the Summer can be se- | "I cured at from $.00 to $5.00 per week. HE rallroad between Lake Truckee is now running datly, tratn necting with East-bound Southern P = | trains in the morning at Truckee at 9:15, | the West-botind in the evening at Truckee, €50 Market street (Chronicle | are readygyto receive p: gers or freight to or from the'lake. For particulars apply to S. P. Co., ticket offife, or to D. L. Bliss Jr., superin- | tendent Lake Tahoe Transportation Company, | Tahoe City, FAMOUS 'GILROY HOT SPRINGS The waters are noted for their thousands of | cures of Rheumatism, Gout, Lead and Mercurial Poisoning, Liver and Kidney Diseases, Neural- gia, Dyspepsta and all Bladder and Urinary Ticket Office, building). General Office, Mutual some and California streets, Life buiiding, San- San Francisco. H. C. WHITL General Manaz: R. X. RYAN, General Passenger Agent. Only Strangers Need be told of the merits of the famous Complaints. _Hotel and cottages remova Hot Mud, Sand amd Mineral Water [ |Baths refitted and improved. Magnificent Baths, and the great Swimming Baths, scenery, delightful walks. Hunting and fish- with men and women attendants, at ing. No fogs. Unequaled for health, rest and $12 to $14 per week. Trains ownsend streets, S. F. dally. Carriages at ¢ Phiets address Proprietor. recreation. Rat leave Third and m. and 2:45 for springs. m. illustrated | R. ROBERTSON, Paso Robles Hot Springs Every modern convenlence at the hotel. New homelike cottages. Rates for hotel, baths and physician, $10 to 321 & week. Ask or write for illustrated booklet. BPECIAL ROUND-TRIP REBATE TICEET3. | For further information apply to | FRANK W. ELY, City Agent, ROWARDENNAN IN THE SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS Now open and offering every charm to pleas- Tel. Red 2336, 640 Market s . ure and health seekers. Boating. swimming, fishing, tennis. croquet, billiards. bowling alley. Otto E. Never, Propristor, Paso Robles, Cal. | coir links, good driving and saddle Rorses. su- e e 5 e e e e . PARAISO HOT SPRINGS, Serlspadot | Dertor table. Campers' ticket from San Fran- | cisco, $3 0. Full information at Traveler office, | 21 Montgomery st., or B. DICKINSON, Lessee, | Ben Lomond, Cal Monterey County, Cal.—For health, rest, | = climate that cannot equaled; up-to-date e ationg; besutitul seenciy: ‘srofusion | PLEASANT VIEW HOTEL. of flowers: hot soda, sulphur and electric | Iron and Magnesta Springs. These celebrated Bartlett Springs. king: good beds: $8 susekeeping. MRS rings, Cal MINERAL CARLSBAD MINgRAL Most beautiful spot in Lake County. Waters baths: swimming tank 30x60 feet. Our masseurs are ail graduates. Hunting and fishing: chil- dren’'s playground, croquet, lawn tennis and Fishing: hun 0 to $10 wee! H. HOPPL dance hall; large hotel and 30 cottages, afford- ing speclal accommodations for families; {lluminated b all | v gas. By train, Third and Town- | an Francisco, 3 a. m.: First and . 9:10 a. m. daily for Sole- dad. then by stage over beautiful level road 7 " n nty o e ound-tHp tickets, $5. at S | unsurpassed for dropsy, stomach, liver, kidney '}"“h':rntr Spéx‘.{‘guargafrg::cf lTDIP‘ph:r;P fm.x and bladder affections. Accommodations first postoffice. For fllustrated pamphlets and fur- | class; 310 & w lighted by gas. E. L. Pl ident phys! RAULT, tan. ther information addry M. D., proprietor and PLANTAT N HOUSE—220% stage line. Good trout eream and milk; free conv: two or more; grand redwo ance for parties of Address or ap- The Sanitarlum of the Coast. The best physicians recom- mend it as the only cure for rheumatism Byron Hot " LAUREL DELL LAKE. s i The ive place in Lake County to Springs, simuars 0w P T T s Hor Brtten. CRE. ng. tenn: . new walks, ete. Tt for Mgr, Byron Hot Springs, Cal. || 178 tennis B WAMBOLS City Office, Room 30, 36 Geary street. VICHY SPRINGS. Three miles from Uklah, Mendocino County. Natural electric waters, champagne baths: only place in the world of this class of waters Laurel Dell, Lake County, Cal THE WELLESLEY, California and Larkin Sts., San Francisco. Strictly t-class Family Hotel MRS. M. MERRY, Proprietress. Kenilworth Ina, Mil! Valley. direct from springs to bathtubs. Lovely grounds; fishing and hunting: crystal spring: | rhoroughly removated. Electrie lights, bil- accommodations and table first class. Opens | jarde lawn tennis, ¢ @ L o Pty Fa terms ap A NAPA SODA SPRINGS. - April 15th. P"}."A. REDEMEYER & CO., Proprietors. P. J. MART SKAGGS E5 TR0 Soxoua UNDER_NEW MANAGEMENT. from San Francisco and ‘but nine miles of | _A- POLLMANN. Nepa Soda Springs P. O Staging: waters moted for medicinal virtues e =3 e best natural bath in State; grand moyntain SANTA CRUZ M utalng: A quivt omi, & scenery; good trout streams at door; telephon home in redwoods: running water; abunda telegraph: daily mail and express: FIRS fruit, good table; terms $ 30 week. Add CLASS HOTEL AND STAGE SERV W ‘-" ND ; Suwas 9 8 eek. morning and n{\‘(-rnm;: tages: round trip < & RANT anta Crus, Cal. San Francisco only $ 50. Take Tiburon ferry - : - at 7:30 . m. or 3:30 p. m. Terms, $2 a day or | POARD on a fruit ranch, 3§ per week forts of home and free drives; round trip San Francisco $3. Address Redwood Height, Oceidental, Sonoma County, Cal ER & WAT Hopland, conve: to Highland Springs, Kelseyville, prings and Lakeport. The best of $12 a week. References—Any guest of the past five years; patronage constantly incmeasing. F. MULGREW, Proprietor. JEST SPRINGS | THE Tallman House. Upper Lake. Home o Ing: reascnable rates. Headquarters fur commercial travelers. 2 “TOURISTS can get first-class rigs from H. \. P$&sl MAY ‘F.‘R¥’|Ilflg (2.". ";.‘- '.‘r f_c:dplnr | ELDRED, Ukiah, for all summer resorts t circulars. 2 B SENSEN, 2 na ral Cagle S N Proprietors. Cliy office, 918 Larkin street. . SR T e ——— OAK: A "H — Nice surround KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS. comfortable rooms: good table: conven Address F. QUIE. loeation, len Ellen, Ca BAJA CALIFORNIA Damiana Bitters S A GREAT RESTCIATIVE, INVIGORA- tor and Nervine. The most wonderful aphrodistac and Special Tonic for the Sexual Organs for both sexes. The healthiest resort in the prettiest cou California. Trout fishing—finest in the St: Shovel Creek, 15 miles for casting. Hunting— | plenty of game in surrounding mountains— grouse, quail, deer and bear. EDSON BROS., Proprietors, Beswick, Siskiyou County, Cal. INDEPENDENCF LAKE In the heart of the Slerras. Perfect climate, fine fishing, excellent table, magnificent for- est, no poison oak, no pests. An ideal spot for famiiles. See “The Traveler” for partic- | AT B AR ST. HELENA SARITARIUM. Jexutituny e T St Napa Valley. The institution h: 11 the ad- | et ‘s being s | DR. HALL’S REINVIGIRATO 1 fully equipped sanitarium. Carriage meets ail | trains at St. Helena. Send for circular. ST. HELENA SANITARIUM, Sl.ul::l!::d(’:“:l? Five hundred reward for any case We cannot cure. This secret | ot S O3 D o ol B HO1 FOR BLUE LAKES. | & el Sty Wil be opened, under new management, May | 212°190d and all wasting effects | 15 New hotel being built. Fishing. hubting, | Satogs 5 matticy 3t o arattird 10 Laurel Dell P. ., Lake County, Cal " | Seaky case. Address HALL S MEDICAL IN- STITUTE. $5 Broadway, Oakland; Cal. for sale at 10731, Market st., 8. F. Ail prt diseases quickly cured. Send for free book. The Weekly Call $1 per Year. L8 G = EL MONTE HOTEL, 95, GAT0%. cotir magnificent view and first-class accommoda- Tmtites, * Pree Bus mactn svers ooy miet ) 4 Ty train; from San Francisco. Fare 31 8. . MONTE VISTA trated circular. Flat, Cal, OP{R ;‘Y 1st, lfl‘"‘Tl of fruit: Ip _ yourself; lus- THOMAS E. MORGAN, Dutch