The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 9, 1900, Page 8

T HE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1900, MIDWEEK STAKE (HLLS TO FLEET CRAWFORD BRAES Deciding Course at Mateo Was a Defeat for Pepita. S San Few Long Shots for the Pikers in Beginning, but All Came to Favorites in Later Courses. race k-(fm‘ Lhdl short and easy h round meeting Cas g. Craw- Pepita, before v ° E R R e S [ fourth and fifth heats in 2:10, 2:10, 2:14. Free t heat in 2:14. Indiana Won sec- |ond heat in 2:06%. Evelet also started. 28 class trotting, purse §$1200—James Shevlin fourth and fifth heats in 2:18%, mma Winter won first and sec- ts in 2:213 and 2:17%. % class pacing, Iroqunm Hotel stakes, $1000 —-llvuv G won in straight heats in_8: 2:06%, 2:07%. Connor, Harry O, ‘H.ll'x B, Cll(- ton B and Sidney Pointer also starte Three-year-old pacers, foals of 1807—Horse Review subscription, purse $1000—Onoto won in three straight heats. Time, 2:20%, 2:16%, 2:16. Baroness Evelyn also start INDEPENDENCE, Ia., Aug. 8.—Results of harness races: 2:19 pace, purse $1000—Dunton Oh S0 won first, sccond and sixth heats. Time, 3:08 3:00%, IR" fimo M won third heat. Time. 210K Oak Grove won fourth and fifth heats. Time. 2:13. Country Girl, Lou Vaughn, Kassel, v Wilton, Lady Goidfeld, Noble $500—Baritude won second, T X'“T;C Time, 3:10%. !lz‘r-, R MeRinley Celestle fourth. t also started. JOLIET, 1L, Aug. 8.—Over a track that was from one to three seconds slow Tom- my Britton, the $20,000 trotting stallion, to-day went against his own record, 2:08, nder the wire in 2:07%. arters was 30%, 1:02, " in the 2:12 pace An: hed three- 2 pace, left over from won by Alpha W, who rematning heat and the ' race. Flowing Tide, Fremont, Lady jor Marshall, Balmy L and Mc- ed in the order named. Pipes, | Wit The other events to-day resulted: 17 class, trotting, purse $500—Red Heart won the first, second and fourth heats in 2:14%, 229, 215 Dan Wilkes won the third heat Liege and Bralite also start Class. pacing, purse $00 Black Heart ird, fourth and fifth heats in 2:121, " 12%. Jim Ramey won the second heat . Seneca See won the first heat in Carmelita, Tattler Burns, Fay High- Mies Evelyn and Tombstone also started 14 class, trotting, purse $1000—Cornelia won third and fourth heats in 2:121, 2: Aggle Medium won the first heat I Alvorado, Alken, Ansella, Humboldt Gunsaulus, Aragon K, Black Robert and Hoppergrass also started. — - GOOD SPORT AT RED BLUFF. | Floracita’s Pacmg—;‘ecord the Best Made in the State This Year. cCezadmg Jports of the Day. edeferderlonloiots VOTER LOWERS TRACK RECORD AT BRIGHTON BEACH Captures the Jamaica Stakes Without Extending Himself. Rain Falling at Frequent Intervals at Saratoga Makes the Track Heavy and Spoils the Day’s Sport. NEW YORK, Aug. 8.—The midsummer meeting of the Brighton Beach Racing Assocfation came to an end to-day. One favorite, and he at prohibitive odds, and | five second cholces were first to the wire. The Jamaica stakes was the only fixture and two faced the starter—Voter, at 1 to 10, and Firearm, at 9 to 1. It was only an exercise gallop for the former. He led all the way and won pulled up by ten lengths in 1:%5°4-5, a new track record and close to the world’s record. Results: One mile—Smoke won, Flaunt second, Biggun d. Time, 1:40 2-5 ” Stecplechade, about two and a half miles— Marschan won, Governor Budd second, Count Time, 5:12. furlongs—Operator won, Rich- Balloon third. Time, 1:14 1-5. ca stakes, seven furlongs—Voter second. Time, 1:25 4-5. - Six furlongs—Haliobas won, Musette second, Belle of Lexington third. Time, 1:14. Selling, one and a sixteenth miles—Alsike a Sceptre second, Locoches third. The. won, Ja Firearm CHICAGO, Aug. 8—Results at Harlem: Four and a half furlongs—Natural Gas won, Reina de Cecella second, Tootsle third. Time, Six furlongs—Rosa Diah won, Emma D sec- =eel VALLEY ROAD AND THE LEASE OF CHINA BASIN Changes in Existing Conditions Dis- ssed at Meeting of Harbor Commissioners. N important meeting of the Harbor Commissioners was held yesterday. The lease of “China Basin” to the Valley road was under discussion, and among those present were Acting Governor Neft, Acting Mayor Tobin, At- torney General Tirey L. Ford, E. 8. Pllis- bury, attorney for the Valley road; A. H. Payson, vice president of the Valley road, and Harbor Commissioners Kilburn, Har- ney and Herold. The principal speaker during the con- ference was E. 8, Pillsbury. He told how in 18% a portion of “China Basin” was rented to the Valley road for $1000 a year. Since that time many improvements have been made and the State has been receiv- ing a big rental for property that never brought in a cent before. Since the lease was given the Valley road has been acquired by the Santa Fe, but the status o? things has not been changed, as the original arflcles of incor- poration require the Valley road to re- maln a separate body. ‘“‘Under the terms of the lease of China Basin to the Valley road certain fmprove- ments had to be made,” sald Mr. Pills- bur a.nd to put the basin in shape ac- 0 these rules would cost a mil- fion dollare, Wo woald have to builg a retaining wall, whereas we can build a section of the’ seawall wvhich will do us just as well and save the Harbor Com- mission an expenditure of $250,00 at no very,distant date. e question therefore arises, would it not be better for us to give up our old ease and secure a new one giving the l.lley road permission to build a portion of the permanent seawall? We would build feet deep, and this would reve State just as soon as the connectio¥s now in comemplntlon by the Harbor Commis- sioners are made. “‘Some months 0 I drew up a form of a new lease and it as been amended from time to time since. Three weeks ago Mr. Paxson and I showed it to Mayor elun he was satisfied. o weeks ago 1 showed it to Governor Gage and he was satisfied. The lease is to run for fifty vears, the same as_the original one, and at the same rent. We want terminal’fa- cilities, and although we have spent three milifons in California we have not even a foothold as compared with the Southern Pacific.” In answer to a question put by Presi- dent Kilburn Attorney General Ford said the board had power to change the lease. He wanted a penall{ attached to the bond, however. Alon, th some other clauses he wanted this inserted: ‘‘And thereupon and thereby this lease shall at once ter- minate and be of no further effect for any purpose.”™ Pillsbury objected to the insertion of an such clauge and said the law provided penalty. Then Ford explained that it was only a matter of extra precaution. Act- ing Governor Neff asked to see the lease, was not present. Finally it was declded to allow the matter to go over to Wednes- day next in order to allow the Acting Governor's attorney to pass on the matter. ADVERTISEMENTS. MEN RE STORED saying he regretted that Governor Gage | About It. office, At 628 Market Street, San Francisco, of Camp Coronado, or write the Coronado Beach Company. Coronado Beach, California Go to the Santa Fe City Ticket and learn something about the attractions, health and comforts to E. 8. BABCOCK, President. Vendome Central California San Jose is the central city of California, and Hotel Vendome 18 its most attractive feature. Adjacent to_Lick Observatory, New Almaden Quicksilver Mine, Alum Rock Park and count- less other attractions reached over perfect ! A vacation does not usually extend beyond two or three or four weeks, so that many of those who have been sojourn- ing during the past month at the various resorts along the California Northwestern Rail- way are returning to their homes. 3 Those who intend to take their vacation during July or August, and those who may not have thought of a rest, but should do so, can now easily find the desired accommoda- tions. Call for “VACATION,” a little book just issued by the company, giving Camping Lo- cations, Hotels, Mineral Spring Resorts, and a list of one hun- dred and sixty-seven Farms and homes where Board for the Summer can be secured at from $5.00 to $8.00 per week. ond, Minyon third. Time, 1:13 4-5. roads. Hotel thoroughly modern and first-class Steeplechase, short course—Globe IT won, in every respect, with service unsu RED BLUFF, Aug. 8.—The attendance TOPERMANENT HEALTHAND STRENGTH Passe Partout Rat ble. For further Information call Ticket Office, 650 Market st was not as good as yesterday at the | - Ome mileoihe Unwnons ne third, Time. ”& e o‘m,,.., 20 Montgomery st., San (Chrontcle wuau.). races. In the great 2:11 pace Myrtha | Deponan third. Time, 141 1-5. % || Francisco: cr sadrets T ome, Cal pSgeral Office, Matoal Lite . Whips was favorite in the first heat, | One mile and twenty yards—Hansford won, L!o. ose, d nsome an fornia he - 4 Little Land second, Leando third. Time, sts., San Francisco. which she won in 2:131-4, Floracita sec- a DR. MEYERS & CO. have long been successful in curing all dis- eases and weakness of men. Their experience and facilities enable 1:43 2.5 One and an eighth miles—Ron Chance won, SISSON TAVERN. Wilhelmina third and Mollle Nourse Where Shasta’'s summit, clad in enow. H. 0, WHITING, Genersl Maaager. well as those which have been recently contracted or acquired. ERN, 3500 feet above the sea level, on the ever- green slopes of Shasta, is the ideal spot for & 0000000000000080009000000000000906082000000000000 l ourth. Floracita won the next heat in | Macy second, Barton third Time, 1:55 4-5 Smiles down on Naturs's broad expanse. = 1312, Whips second, Mollle Nourse| gm yooo them to master the most dangerous, chronic and complicated cases, as Far from the chilling summer s'xnstgo snd ‘!\r‘e,o R. X. RYAN, Gen'l Pass. Agh. third and Wilhelmina fourth. Floracita . LOUIS, Aus. §—Results: from winds and dust and heat, made a strong favorite, selling for | puty Rierormicg M ne " Dises second, | Proprietor, Stsson, Cal. conditions. free from observation. = Vi summer vacation. Near it the great forests of and the fleld sold from $5 down to $3. e e ‘k‘ml’fl furlongs—Wld_Pirate won, As a guarantee DR. MEY- | Although it is preferable pine and cedar and hemlock, around it a wide . Floracita won the third heat in 2:13%, and | Obla_second all third. Time, 1:08%. ERS & CO. will let the pa- | to see J,‘. atients in many expanse of meadows, about it the perfect there were no takers of the short end in me and’ three-sixteenth miles, melling— | 1hent denarit Cee ofis ol & Limies N B 1is not ‘always Eeauty of Shasta. the pool b $3 against $10 on the fa- n won, Orris second, Ransom third. cure in any bank in 'San | necessary. you cannot For the 1dler—rest. For the nunter—the great | | A Gpeat Dove Shoot vorite, Floracita took the next heat and | R R T R, o Do palds detes hamil TR v Trinta Mook Reius 08 (e O x Dsmaser o gl race. This is the fastest pacing race yet | oo reate gecond, Haviland third, Time, he is entirely well. If it is | diagnosis sheets, free ad- s N e o Rlmath A AT SRS August 24th and 25th de in California this vear, and Red | 1'% g ;. e not convenient to do this, | vice, prices and other par- ST DooR " The tavern I8 new ‘and tresh (| A G t D Stew r 1d of her fast track. ret_autumn special, one and a sixteenth payments may be made in | ticulars. Correspondence so- R e with ‘every modern comfort. - ‘Xhe rca ove mmar miles—Pimochle won, Ohnet second, ~Gotobed monthly installments. It re- | licited. All letters confiden-| | Fallway brings one aimost to the door. Where | ACaiiat 2EIN. 5 2:11 pace, mile heats, purse $1000, three in | third. quires confidence backed by | tial. No printing on envel- { Nature is her grandest, come and learn hav: g y ar furlongs — Applejack _won, | ability to make such an of- | opes or packages to indicate | grand her inspirations are. Rates, §10 to $12 1 e e 1T fer. 'No other doctors will [ name of sender. Cures sent | per week, $250 per day. Guides f"c‘sxgé’(—;:-” 2 Seriobes qufhm;-k;;;e*m_& Jobn undertake a cure on these | by either mail or express, o e | 4 4 DETROIT, Mich., Highland Park Aug 8.—Results at asoRobles HOT SPRINGS ROUND TRIP: ONE AND ONE-THIRD FARE. Tiustrated boskiet and further nformation FAMOUS GILROY HOT SPRINGS' The waters are noted for their thousands of cures of Rheumatism, Gout,Lead and Mercurial | ee quarters of arland _ second, Sea Spray and Gun- Lebar Mattock \. won mber Jim, 1:1 won, 143 | | a. five-eighths mile—Clar- cond, Roulette Wheel mb &nd Sister Emma . DR.MEYERS & CO0., w o~ ry 8 Poisoning, Liver and Kidney Diseases, ural- of JANK W. ELY, City Agent. Time, 1:01% ond, A STAFF OF SKILLED SPECIALISTS, ESTABLISHED (9 YEARS. || iae Dyegepsia, and. ail. Biadder and Drmary (| Tel Red 26, G0 Market st 5. F. *G"' Fegey? G. R e gy B - Ai . || orr;‘plalmsfi"m;{ouldmld co(l:“!l Mrenc;;vfl:nedi OTTO E. NEVER, Prop., Paso Robles, Cal. - TTSBUR TRONG. econd, Baffied third. 3 | Bat) Tet and tmprov agnificent PITTSB! 100 & bl o One and an sighth miles, over five hurdies= M rket Street Hours—8 to 5 Dally scenery, delignttul walks. Huniing and fsh- g G. Aber- | Fail Until the Ninth | Ere Advice won, Miss Soak second, Gengls a ELEVATOR | gundays—9toil | ing. No fogs. Unequaled for heaith, rest and i “prane < | Boston Fails to Score Un e Ninth | o thisd, Time, 2:00% ENTRANCE recreation. “Rates, 12 to $14 per weck. Trains JNDEPENDENCE LAKE Inning. — SAN FRENCISOD Enfoipaastto 8 leave Third and Townsend streets. S. F.. o the heare af the Sierras. Perfect citmata. md—Nora Lewrence beat Thunder-| CORRECT STANDING OF THE CL DETROIT, Aug. 8—Results at Windsor: Tor Springs. For illustrated pamphiets [ [~ R T T . aut Crawford Braes s Five furlongs—Quibo won, Pine Chip second, R. ROBERTSON, Proprietor. e e e Tl B s for porti P ‘ Annex -beat Setan, | Dr. Grace thi Time, 1:03%. ulars.» Open June L Address MRS, H. M. One_mile—Waterwick won, Miss Hudson sec- ond, Rondo third. Time, 1:43%. Five furlong: een Victoria won, second, Willard J third. .Time, 1:08%. SKAGGS &5 05 & from San Francisco and but nine miles of staging; waters noted for medicinal virtues: CLEMONS, Independence Lake, Cal EL MONTE HOTE! f STATEMENT STATEMENT Horsa 448 2 LOS GATOS, CAL— e One and a sixteenth miles—Prince Zeno won, —OF THE— —OF THE— best natural bath in State; nd mountain Cool Mountain ol PITTEBURG, Aug. 8.—Boston could do noth- | ging Elkwood second, Fantasy third. Time, 4 trout streams at door: telephone, | mate, beautiful drives; average temperaturs ing with Phillppi, but got two runs in the ninth | 1:45% CONDITION AND AFFAIRS | CONDITION AND AFFAIRS | icicxrans, gaily mail and " express; FIRST | 8 dégrees: no wind or mosgiitoss: ¢ hours on two er'vr! and a single. Ely made several Five furlongs—Innovator won, Expelled sec- CLASS HOTEL AND STAGE d!f:\ }CE from XSln F‘;‘ncugo\ofi \"E.‘,n;l‘fiuxp“, no con- s nal plays. The other feature was | ond, Triune third. Time, 1:02. morning and afternoon stages: roun p from | sumptives taken. JNO. NEVILL, prietor. uts in succession for Beaumont. | Seven turlongs_Northumberland won, Flop —OF THE— ~OF THE- San Francisco only % ©. Take Tiburon ferry : nemom, e e e s o BT KAHLER'S new summer resort, Cazadero, Cal H E B2 week R Ce ety ihcscasing. | | —Home cooking, excellent fishing and hunt- % 3| SARATOGA Aug. 8.—Rain fell Ve Jears; Do . Bropeietor. ing: general mdse., choice liquors, cigars; 5 3 | at frequent interv: 'xh to-day and the track o popular prices. | ri lippt and O'Connor; Willis ana | Was heavy. Results: i aaa T o W. Clarke. Umpl " Day. Six furlon ~Rini Leud!-r won, Domo second, -~ - — Nice surroundings: o0 {urlongs-Ting Lead INSURANCE COMPANY G R e _ CHICAGO, Aug. £—Orth started in badly to- but recovered his form and was invincible location. Address F. QUIE . Glen Ellen. Cal INSURANCE COMPANY Splash w n. Lady _of the Val- Harry McCoy third. “Time, 1:08%. ley second, F, NEW YORK. IN THE STATE OF NEW ‘it Peptta B I T e T e | e e | (eatstamth. milse Oysecs oF ) ea SEWASE 1N, TEE oalah OF aow York, on the 3lst day of December, A. D. o Score: Song won. Maximo Gomez second, Compensa- A et T o AT or. N0, | 18, 'and for the year enaing on that iy, 56 - i g, |tion third Time, 2:04%. 1589, for the year ending on that day, as | made to the Insurance Commissioner of the o1 STATEMENT STAKES THAT WILL BRING Chicago % Ti|gQne, mile—Waring won Radtord second, | made to the Infurance Commissioner of the State of Callfornia, pursuant to the Provigions éfiRMt Ph Iphia Wi Cure t L ime, 1:43%. forni: t to_the ons s an: of the Political Code, Fhiladelphis G0 10 3| N G N e ieehase, about two miles— | S Hections €10 and B of the Political Coder | condensed gs per blank furnished by the Com: &8s ~OF. - OUT THE FLEETEST DOGS| »BatterisGarvin and Chance; Orth and Mur- in Jess second, Baby Bill | condensed as per blank furnished by the Com- | missioner. Address A. BETTENS, Mgr., Byron Hot springs, 0. | CONDITION AND AFFAIR o e L S e T S ATIAL Call on Lombard & Cs.. Gity Avents, .o Geary, City. S &5 < CAPTIAL Avionnt ot Capttal Shodk gald v - % S > Champion and Events for American ngue Games. Germany, Austria, Sweden, Norway and | Amount of Capital Stock, Cash ... reeeereees $400,000 00 —OF THE— pi = MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 8.-—Mnneapolis, Italy are how training dogs for use in | Cash ASSETS. LEMA “OTEL | — . Saturday and Sunday at San waukee. 2. s ASSETS, Lbans on Bonds and Mortgages. $14,500 00 ’ - Mateo Park. A arlpmsdi i s il B e Coinds "amned by *Compas 2% 1 s 340 00 E. B. NELSON, Manager. ‘oursing Assoclation will{ “INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. S.—Indienapolis, 11; The American Working Man. LONS 08 DONES S0 Moriapes Amount of Loans secured by OLEMA, MARIN COUNTY. CAL. < u,mai; nndhsunda.y “TROIT, Aug. 8.—Detroit, 3; Cleveland, 8. Much: comperison has ben. made betwean the | Jend Thns owhed by Compeu Ketable: securiiies as collateraler, 25,000 00 - 18 Park—a champion —Detro reb ash in Company's Office.. 2 . 5 p s e i entiiranee of tha Chinese. and the. American | C4ah 10 Compa cistadle securities’ sy collateral..... 3% SPECIAL RATES nd an open stake The draws for P, 3. Reilly‘s‘ Flora M ¥ BT Captain Kane's ders” Risky Attempt ; J. Potter's "hitney’s Theron V. re; H. A. Deckelman: s Imperial; H. Perigo's Controller; J. 3 “s Ploughboy Lopez & Son’s Diablo; J. R. © Wilson s Lowe & Thompson's i ord 3. Holden's Horn's Bona Fide vs. B. l)ocke man's Ka- Crawford Magic vs. erney’s Tea eorge Netn- hea Bros.” 'Rl‘(lnl. R J. Ea- E. M Keliogg's cflfirmhhtfl er\ " the West ve. Maher & Rel R. E. de B. Lopez & Som's Mir Lowe & Thompson's Prince Hat; Allen & Wilson's Vietor Boy vs. Sterl nowles’ O'Hara; Curtis & Sons’ MeKin. H h's Lexinzton. Judges Suspectéd 75 Trick at Fort Erie. BUFFALO, Aug. $—The judges located t they believed a job to allow Ace to win, after manipulating the pools in the 2:06 pace at Fort Erie to-day, and the re- sulting incidents tumlshed the sensation of .the third day of grand circuit sport. The judges dednred off all bet: on_the first and third heats and fined Drfyer MI 1 o JicBwan and M.«:;r_hy%oemh_ 2:6 class pacing, purse §1600—Ace won third, Tennis Toumment. NEW YORK, Aug. 8.—In the Long Isl- and lawn tennis champlonship tourna- ment at Southampton to-day the second rownds in the gentlemen’s singles for the semi-finals were won by W. A. Larned over James D. Pell of Columbia, 60, 6—1, and George Wrenn Jr. Clothier, 6—2, 6. In the preliminary round of the consolation singles Frederick B. Alexander defeated Grenville Clark, 6—1, 6—4, and John A. Allen defeated George Kobbe Jr., 6—2, 6—3. In the first round of the consolation singles Samuel Haray won from George Clask Jr. &2 Raymond B, LIS aeteaied Stowart Wa\te , 6—1, 62, and C. J. Watson Jr. was given the game with R. P. Hunting- ——— ton by default. Americans Lead. BOSTON, Aug. 8—America has a lead of two matches in the first contest for the Davis international tennis trophy, Whit- man and Davis both winning over the Lugllsh leun t.hln afternoon at Longwood a.r& F. Davis (Amerlcu beat E. DA i (Engl-.n?h e g D. w. Gore (Englana) 61, 63, &— STOCKHLDERS SUED FOR A BANK'S DEBTS OAKLAND, Aug. 8.—As a result of the faflure of the County Bank of San Luis Obispo the Beebee estate and Mrs. Arletta 8. Beebee bave been sued for $1178 79. Willilam L. Beebee and Arletta S. Beebee held fifty-six and seventy-two shares re- spectively In the San Luis Obispo insti- tution. Shortly before its failure the Goldtree Brothers Company, which is the | Plaintiff in the present action, made a term deposit of $15000 for six months. | They also had a running account showing | $134 07 in their favor. Of these sums they have been able to recover only 8 per cent from the bank, and have now commenced sulng stock- holders. ——————— Sudden Death of Earle Kincaid. Earle Kincaid, a lithographer 2 years old and residing with his parents at 137 Lundy lane, died suddenly during the night, and his dead body was found by his mother when she went into his_room vesterday morning for the purpose of call- in him o breakfast, Young Kincaid was defeated W. J. [ Aefl to epllepsy, and u is believed that m) ed in a fit. He worked for Britton & RUHLIN VS. FITZSIMMONS CONNELLY ¥S. FERNS Two championship contests Friday nlth(_‘xroma;meumtmwmbo sold at Ocean View. elect; Gars Girert o door. Men entes ring ol ek working man. Those with authority to speak say that the average working man of America is as superior to the Chinese as Hostetter's Stomach Bitters 1s to any other dyspepsia cure, The Bitters does not claim to cure everything, but it does cure constipation, indigestion, dys- pepsia, biliousness, liver and kidney troubles, and prevents malaria. fever and ague. -RAY EXAMINATIONS. In order to give every- body Who is suffering an opportunity to have their case diagnosed by the X-RAY, we will for the ensuing’ week make exam- ination for half our usual rate—or $2.50. By the X-RAY we locate the trouble through any portion of the body, - ing the same and making at the pa- phutographs ._-—u-—’ tient's request. Diseases of MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN, CANCER _and UMPTION, diseases of the KID- COx 8 NEY, SKIN, HEART, RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS PILES, etc. The X-RAY cures when everything slse falls. Professional advice free. THE _GERMAN PHYSICIANS (late from Eu- rope), 1015 Market Street, San Francisco. Hours—9 to 6 p. m, Evenings, 7 to § p. ,m. Sundays, 11 2. m. to 1 p. m. LAD D’S GUN STORE, 421 Kearny street, 8, F., for Fishing Tackle and Sporting Good: The largest stock on the Pacific Coast of every description. Send 3 cents in postage stamps for the latest 90-page {llustrated catalogue, No. 4. BAJA CALIFORNIA Damiana Bitters | A GREAT RESTORATIVE, INVIGORA- tor and Nervine. The most wonderful aphrodisiac and Special Tonle for the Sexual Organs for both sexes. The Mexican remedy for Diseases of the Kid- neys and Bladder. Sells on its own merits. NABER, ALFS & BRUNE, Agents, 323 Market st., S, F.—(Send for Circular.) DR, HALL’S REINVIGORATOR! Five bustred rewsed for sny case we cannot secret remedy stops all forses m 26 hours, cures Emissions, lmmtency. Vl.rx- Gonorrhoea, « QELS D, BRI)SSIAI'S SPECIFIC MIXTURE £ia Sonlagons complatits of 1 o Gemeration. - §1 & bottle. For sale by drugsists. YR 15 and Mortgages Billa receivable, Aot Matured. taken for Fire and Marine Risk: Rents due and accrued ... Due from other Companies for insurance on losses alreaay paid. Total Assets LIABILITIES. Losses adjusted and unpa! Losses in process of Adjustment or in Suspense Losses resisted, & Gross premiams on Fire Rigks ru ning one vear or less,§548,908 78 reinsurance 0 per cent Gross premiume on Fire ning ‘more than one year, 457 08; reinsurance pro rata.. Cash_dividends remaining unpaid... All other demands against the Com- pany ... Total Liabilittes ... $1L767 14 72,937 50 2,000 00 274,451 89 $2,123,- 1,141,339 53 4,547 60 25,557 99 .$1,532,601 65 Rotved for interest o8 Mortgages ........ 84,787 34 Received for Interest and on Bonds, Stocks, Loans, and lrnm all other ‘sources . ¥ 712 2,797 11 ++-$1,15,633 €3 lmbm id for Fire Losses (in- cxudlns 5,776 07, Josses of previous ears) .. . $389,200 59 Dlvldendl to Stockholders . 690 00 Paid or allowed for Commission or Brokerag, 2 147,818 42 Paia for Salaries, Fees, and charges for officers, clerks, o!e. 66,241 32 Pn(d fur State, Nlthm-l and Lo Al Seher ‘payment: Total Expenditures .... L.... 81,046 85 63,357 §7 « $760,353 95 Fire. -$448.570 %0 Premiums. LOSSES incurred during the year. Risks and Premiums.| Fire Risks. Net amount of Ris wrum during the| ‘Net amount of expired during the| Net amount ln force| December 31, 1§%9. $260,005,996 | $1.456,642 99 249,460,454 | 1,461,126 27 260,231,717 | 2,672,360 86 JAB. H. WORD%N Secretary. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 16th day of January, 1900. HENRY H. DAWSON, Notary Pul blic. THOS. J. CONROY, Menager. GEO. W. BROOKS, Assistant Manager. 8E, Corner California and Sansome M Cash in Banks. Interest due and accrued on all Loans. rotocks and Los S “ nteres lue and accrued on Bonds and Mortgages Ba Write for Terms. anl\lml In due ‘Course of Collec- Insurance on losses aiready paid: Total Assets 335,425 75 \ Formerly o0 95 | CALIFORNIA HOT SPRINGS .5 %aiicnc 6,610 36 new management; a place of comfart jons; 46 miles from S . via Tiburon < 0% Miation oo motel grouads: exten reinsurance 50 per cent.. 0,207 17 | give swimming tank: $1030 and up per week: Gross premiums on Fire Risks run- Tound trip $110 on Sunday. COOPER & STFW- ning more than one year, $318,- ART, Agua Callente, Cal. Long-distance phone. A4 85; reinsurance pro rat 188,995 56 e INER. e s CARLSBA SPRIGS: Total Liabilities INCOME. and bladder lfltt(lfllll. Accom: lass; a week: lighted by gas. Net cash actually received for Fire Sl s e A AMCGOVERN, Kelaeyvilie, Lake Co. il 5 0 VICHY SPRINGS, Recelv:d for Three miles from Ukiah. The only place in the on Bonds, Stocks, ldlnl and {rma United States where vichy water is abundant. all other sources.. ™ 36,3830 | The only natural electric waters; champagne S4IB R | Path: extraordinary tonie properties. J. A. Total Income .......... WiL2%0 | REDEMEYER & CO., Vichy Springs, Men- E EXPENDITURES. Net amount paid for Fire Losses (in- eludln: $42,335 93, losses of previous rs) - Pllfl or l!ll:'ed lm‘ Commlnivn or erag Paid or State, All othes b Total Expenditures ..... Fire, LOSSES Incurred during the year....$519,577 «3 Until August 15. CAMP MEEKER Eres. from, foss and cold winds. The Popular Rmrt Among Redwoods of Sonoma Co.: Free Boat- ing, Bathing, Fishing and Hunting. Lots sell from $10 to $%5. Cottages buflt from $30 and | upward. Board and lodging, % per week: un- furnished rooms, $1 per week. Add: H. M, GREGSON, Camp Meeker. Waters docino County, Cal. KLAMATH MOT SPRINGS. The healthiest resort in the prettiest county In California. Trout fishing—finest in the State— Shove! Creek, 15 miles for casting. Hunting— plenty of game in surrounding mountains— d bear. EDSON BROS., Erouse, quail, deer and bear. Prop etors, Beswick, Siskiyou County, Cal. Kenilwmh Ina, Mill Valley. Risks and Prémiums.| Fire Risks. BLUE LAKES, Premiums. Lake Co.; fine fishing, boating, bathing and N:"fl!fi:‘":"“:’f“?'g: hunting: in the J?"cm n:;:mnm:‘ The e susmose | suooms 7 | Dest table 1n Take Co nveiaress O WEIS- expired during the| NIRRT ) s | st 12 WALDRUHE, -~ Sonoma Mountains. Excellent’ accommodations December 31, m..szz.;z Lu-.::f for Tamilies “;:""‘.‘;c:,':l:"*,‘“ Kinds ot Pross uce. Fine - WALTER 8. ALLEY, Secretary. up. Send for circular. C“E"Wf’ UN.X-N({ Subscribed and swora to_before me, this 9th | Santa Rosa, Cal. day of February, 1%0. GEO. H. COREY, Commisstoner for California. THE GEYSERS, Sonoma THOS. J. CONROY, | o5 or samunes wessia Manager. and h%- %mo tor pamiphist. L GEO. W. BROOKS, Assistant Manager. SE. Corner Californis and Sansome Streets, SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. WHY SUFFER? AFFLICTED WITH RHEUMA. 'nnt.vwmocmlmcn-muor a%me SANS SOUCI, 1408 Van o ave. ave., the ? to date institution for treatment. We have LAUREL DELL LAKE. The most attractive place in Lake County to epend your vacation. Boating, ba bowl- ing, tennls, livery, new walks. etc. rm tor Laurel Dent, Take ¢ County, Cat. | Losses incurrea during the vear.. COMPANTY F NEW YORK, IN THE STATE OF NEW York, on the day of December, A. D, 1599, and’ for the year ending on that day, as made to the Insurance Commissioner of the | State of California, pursuant to the provisions of sections €10 id 611 of the Political Code, condensed as per blank furnished by the C missioner. CAPITAL. Amount of Capital Stock. paid up in Cash ASSETS. Real Estate owned by Company....... 569,130 34 Cash Market Value of all Stocks and P & fl 329 30 . 26,639 04 T s Interest due and accrued on all Stocks and Lo: - 2,362 59 Premiu: 338,360 &3 Rents & » 1.563 71 Reserve reinsurance de; 2,197 46 Total Assets .. 440,652 78 LIABILITIES. Losses in process of Adjustment or ln Suspense . Losses resisted, |ncxumnt Gross premiums on ning one year or less, Gross premiums ning more than one year, reinsurance pro rata Due and accrued for salaries, nng Total Liabilitles .. INCOME. Net cash actually received for pre- miums Received for interest and dividen: Bonds, Stocks, Loans and from -u ighly renovated. Electric lights, bil- | other sou 85,454 50 linrde, Tawn tenni S et. Strictly first class. ‘g-celvvd for Rent 89,313 71 For terms apply t P. J. MARTINA. eceived from all other sources. 1,756 35 Total Income . EXPENDITURES. Net amount pl.ld for Losses (incTud- ln‘ $——, losses of previous re) . Dividends to Stocikhoidars. $1,507,300 3o 50,000 00 Pald or allowed for Commission or o Brokerage . 912,330 38 Pald for ?lllflel !'on. hlnd other charges " 28, Paid for State. National and 5. e Total Expenditures $1,331,743 52 GEO. F. SEWARD, President. HENRY CROSSLEY, Acting Sec'y. uywflflfi;flmmwmm this 77ta GEO. W. VARIAN, Notary Public. PACIFIC COAST DEPARTMENT. C. PARDEE, 3 §f‘~ mfllmfllnm . s T e Ry aine 8¢ .nu-. Send ter u.&'.': S. Manager and Attorney. 4 MUTUAL LIFE BUILDING,