The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 4, 1903, Page 4

THE SAN ~ FAVOR PROJECT FOR RAILADADS | San Mateo Supervisors[ Approve New Ap- | plications. 1 Steam and Electric Lines to Connect Towns With Coast. Special Dispatch to The Call REDWOOD CITY, Aug. 3—Charles W. Clark and Henry P. Bowie, two prominent | and wealthy residents of San Mateo, to- | dey ‘made application to the Board of Su- | | | | pervisors for two railroad franc it being the intention of these two gentle- men an others interested with them to | gomstruct two lines of railroads, one an | @lectric Iine leading from San Mateo over | the mount to Halfmoon Bay, and the | other a steam line from the same point | of beginning to Halfmoor' Bay and on | i S0 cadero and to the | » and Bant San Ms Cruz. Cou ne The Supe rs were all favorable to routes and directed their resented applic chises at that time the board de & little re definite informatic how much of the county roads wou used COUNTY BOADS SAFE. the ter f the franchises ordered advertised no portion of the roads will becomes neces CORONER INQUIRES INTO A BOY’'S DEATH Inguest in the La Palme Shooting Case Begins at Redwood City. ITY, A The prineip: e of La Palm he met A g companic was with him {Ladies of the Outdoor Art Club in the 3.—The | ILL VALLEY, elaborate preparations for the “founders’ day” entertainment | of the Outdoor Art Club for benefit of the new club- »w almost complete. The af- | Aug. | | | | | 3 | be held on Saturday, August 8, | } | \\/ the riwood,” on the Eagtland estate | , and will be artistically and so- ally notable. The admission will be 50 | nts for cards, either in the house or for | fete. | is will be lighted by elec- lanterns. An orchestra will e and there will be dancing under iwoods. Palmists will be there and hments will be served. ry euchre will be played in the v decorated home, each table to | | arge flag of one of the foreign | | jons and ten small American ones sur- | e winning pair will take a| | flag to mark a game won and place the table they originally started At the end of the playing the table ving the greatest number of small flags | make its original players winners: | able prizes have been donated. S=SSSiG \ e CarE e THa cLiOBHoUusE FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDA ‘DANCERS WILL MAKE MERRY UNDER MILL VALLEY TREES Pretty Town at the Base of Tamalpais -Aré Busy Completing Their Elaborate Arrange- ments for *‘Burlwood’’ House and Garden Fete Next Saturday — e Outdoor Art Club devotes itself to| | preservation of the natural beautles ( valley. It is composed of ladies, | | gentlemen assoclate members. | | {r promises to be a great success. | | IN MILL VALLEY, as HEADQUARTERS OF THE MEMBERS OF THE OUTDOOR ART CLUB WHICH IS PREPARING A MOST INTERESTING HOUSE AND GARDEN FETE FOR NEXT SATURDAY. AUGUST 4, 1903 155ING WEBBER HUNT THE DEER Former Santa Rosa Of- o flcial Not Lost in Wilderness. Friend of the Man Who Sud- denly Disappeared Lo- cates Him Special Dispatch to The Call. SBANTA ROSA, Aug. 3—Ex-District At- torney Ortow O. Webber, who was re- | | ported missing recently, has been located 1 | safe and sound at a point near Westport, ' | in Northern Mendocino County. The first lpthen!lc news of Webber's safety was recelved here this afternoon in a telegram dated at Westport and signed by Jesse Brunk of this city. Brunk departed trom Santa Rosa several days since to visit a sick relative in Northern Mendocing County, and prior to his departure he an- nouriced his intention of making a search for the missing man. During all the time of his reporged dis- appearance Webber has been enjoying the best of health and has been putting in his time hunting deer, totally oblivious of the alarming reports which were being circu lated regarding him. Brunk had not seen his friend when he telegraphed the news of his safety from the wilds of Mendocino County, but he had authoritative news on ihe subject and declared he would spend Sunday in camp with his friend. The news of Webber's disappearance was brought to this city from Covelo by George Squires. He announced that whi attending a public dance in Covelo 2 member of Webber's party had appeared at the dance at that place and annourced i | that Webber had disappeared beforc breakfast while hunting for his mule | | at that time had been gone three da | | Assistance was asked for in scarching for the missing man, and twenty men had agreed to start at daylight and assist in the search —_——— EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE HEAVY AT SAN JOSE Cost of Repairing Ruin Caused by the Temblor Will Be $10,000. | AN JOSE, Aug. 3—The damage from was at first supposed and will amount to | $10,000 iy this city. O. A. Hale reports the loss in his store alone at $1000. Three plate glass windows were broken in the Sec- ond-street front and nearly all the mir- rors on that side of the house w wrecked. There was also big damage from crockery and glassware. Plaster was broken in nearly building in town. Hall of Records were badly shaken and much repair will be needed. It will take | about $500*:0 repair the damage to the Horace Mann and Lowell schools. Chim- neys toppled over at many of the private residences. e Pioneer Stock Raiser Dies. SAN JOSE, Aug. 3.—Thomas E. Snell, one of the pioneer stock raisers of Santa Clara Valley and the owner of 25,000 acres of land, running from Hall's Valley to Smith Creek and including Smith Creek hotel property, died this morning aged 73 ! | years. leaves a widow and seven children. ——— Sues Owners of Dog. Margaret McSweeney, who says that on every FIAE THRENTENS YOSEMITE VALLEY Great Blaze MakesRapid Headway Near El Capitan. GRAVEL YIELDG ABUNDANT GOLD. Reports of a Rich Strike Spring Garden in Placer. f YOSEMITE VALLEY, Aug. 3.—A forest fire is raging to-night just outside of the valley and past the gateway guard- al Dispatch to The AUBURN, Aug. 3—Word reached this big | | the Citizens> M DEN | pos KES ATTACK ON FEDERATION Citizens’ Alliance of Den- | ver Denounces Miners’ Union. B VER, Aug. 3.—At Al e called for the meeting of | the pur- of indorsing the action of the Citi- May 13 last she was bitten by a dog owned by John and Mary Carroll, filed a sult for $2525 damages against the Car- rolls yesterday. | ADVEITISEHENTS | | | last night's earthquake is greater than | The Courthouse and | | He came to California in 1851 and | IDoveShooting Is Good Now sy T i Paso Robles ‘Hot Springs For Particulars Write W. A. JUNKER, Lessee and Manager. Paso Robl Call On THOMAb COOK & €25 Ma. Information Bureau, Southern Pa €13 Market Street. S I~ : 4 i D FOR_HEALTH Napa Soda Springs. the beautiful Napa baths. Shetland ponfes and burr 0 teet fln\e Add BARTLETT SPRINGS Now is the time to re- gain your health and have a good time. Write J. E. McMAHAN," Bart- lett Sprin Cal., or apply at No:* 2 Sutter St., S. F., for full informa- tion. ZETNA SPRINGS The finest months of the year are August and September. Autumn fints on the moun- tains. Invigorating air and heaith-giving waters. Pleasure and comfort ecombined. Swimming, bowling, driving. etc. Send for pamphlet. ' Round trip from San Francisco $7. AETNA SPRINGS COMPANY, Aetna Springs, Napa Co., Cal 1_ IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! Change in the Dlnershiv and Managemen: TUSCA Lacated MINERAL SPRINGo ine S undersigned bogs 1o succeeded to t t these famous aform the public ownership and rings, and m in & manner comfort to its satistactor he cuis ain Furthermore. it i» the intention of the new owners to extensively improve and beautify the property—which, 2 to the marveldus curative properties of arfous springs in cases of Gout, Rheu Catarch of the Bladder vel. Dia ney Troubles of every variety. Urin _Dyspepsia. Cyatitly cases. TUSCAN SP' G: ineral springs , GOUT AND ALL BE ACCEPTED INCLUDING RAIL : REFUNDED be reached by system of ral enmections _throughout _tha TUSCAN MINERAL SPRINGS n tomobile transfer service be- and Tuscan Springs. aze and routes of travel appiy Pacific Railroad Agent. Qana [Iatahna lsland 4 Hours From Los Angeles oUTDOOR. ING The Femous Canvas City is Now Open! With an E y New Equipment, In Shady Grove. HOTEL METROPOLE, With Meder Appeintments. Alwase Oges. Address SPRING ST, PA FISHINC TH S, SONOMA only 4% hours necisco and "9 miles staging Creek: good trout datly mail. ex- and eveniny A AND STAG! SER oth morning and Afterncon stag round trip n Francisco only $5.50. Take Tibaron ferry at 1:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. day or §12 a week. References, any Rates §2 a LSuest of the past -“ll" Patronage of 1602 unprecede: r | formatio Traveler MUL NEW ANNEX. GOLF LINKS. ORCHESTRA. HOTEL VENDOME, SAN JOSE, CAL. SWIMMING. BOWLING. AUTOMOBILES. Spiers Springs’| LAKE COUNTY. ‘Wonderful curative properties for all -disor- Mers of the stomach. Also & positive cure for New hotel and cot- rout fishing of- fice, $8. For particulars call at Peck's Bureau 11 ' Montgomery st or address JOSHUA | mall’ via Middletowa. SPIERS, Proo.; YOSEMITE VALLEY ONLY 18 HOURS FROM SAN FRANCISCO. OVER OILED ROADS via WAWONA AND INSPIRATION POINT. THE ONLY ROUTE TO MARIPOSA BIG ;PARAISU SPRINGS MONTEREY COUNTY, CAL. The leading Summer Resort of the Pacific Coast. Hot Soda and Sulphur { Baths, large Swimming Tank, first- | class table. Send for beautiful illus- | trated booklet and rates to F. W. | Schroeder, Manager, or San Francis- ,co Agem 31 \lonrzomc.y strect {Tahoe Tavern at Lake Tahos .nd that Lake Tahoe has no equal. Visit us 1lnd prove statement for yourselves. Rat '{rom $3.50 per day upward. For particul ar reservation of rooms address Tahop Tavern, | Tahoe City. Cal. Adams Springs Sy Pk 'h‘[-d“na’ h‘p"}" ‘“(:fw:"(l‘n”“'} 3 ’l‘ ed by El Capltan and Cathedral Rocks. | zens' Protective Leaguc of Idaho Springs, | TREES! 3 LAKE COUNTY, CAL. B o i chtatbiacall e the Deckbam I pon WHAL 18| Should the efforts of the fire-fighters | Colo., In expelling from that elty fourteen S R INNETRATION, | STILL HAS THE CROWD. 5 B S L Pilese e = P, A 3t | prove futile the flames will enter the val- | members of the local Miners' Union the e t BEST WATER, the bos : e ley and destroy a great number of the | day after the blowing up with dynamite | ' | MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO. During the month of August the celebrated About the time they got out of the 2 4 | pine and oak trees. of the converter-h % & ticks : ed Concert Band © 1 orm boat a shot was fired in ctic property is composed of a number | Guardlan Stevens has a large force of | Moon mine recs ‘:)5’" (ff ImT Sun and | § With Amoskeag ticking; full size ;fl"‘cmd "’2",'?" et o by parties at M aims, aggregating several thousand | men at work fighting the flames, and it| pdonted o SeEnCY: SPepiiToRs . e ad —30-pound weight HOTEL WILLITS. | P W R FRATHOR. Ve the barn. This shot Albert C. Burrage, the Boston | is' hoped that the fire may be kept be-| -ocPted commending the cdurse of the al- | —this week. .. . $9 50 on. New SIS wh s “dats | s, ab 100 yard multi-millionaire, president of the Amal- | tween the Coulterville roadway and the | \lance of Idaho Springs and the law of- HaG wee P At S | CAMP VACATION e £t was frad thr gamated Copper Trust, and owner of all | Merced River. Should the blaze cross the | ficers of Clear Creek County, “which, T A ‘oo water: tees | ' m the barn. the gas lighting plants in Boston, is the | roadway In any place its spread will be | While involving a technical deviation first-class plumbing and Derfect | ville with & mile and & Dolt toomeape T a owner of the property. For over a year | inevitable, for the woods are as dry as| from the letter of the law, became neces Redwoods and mountainous country | Russtan R Tents in & beautitul grove of g La Pa red out past Burrage has had a large force of | tinder and the leaves and undergrowth | sary owing to the extgencies of the case - | around with all their pleasures; center of the | redwood, cak, madrons, Hurel oo i e jumped out of the boat men driving a_tunnel under the superin- | beneath the troes spread the fire very > b2 e exigan T o Bie S Solid Oak. 36 T, e tine and fishing of Mendocino County. | A lovely vailey of 150 acres. Boating, bathing ot o sa e s g -S04 apfPuarg Sentaiiy of Ceorss MeAte: It is re- | rapidly The preamble of the resolutions charge | Tches wid EIG.\?D‘ SMP:;."'HK. “A?lv and fishing. Terms $10 per week. Raliroad y-five « irty feet d fell | ported that some of the gravel has shown | A portion of the United States cavalry | (N8t Within the organization of the West- s wide Mendocino County, Cal n;xfihu‘rr::n ey At e with 2 large and 2 small drawers and hat box. Regular $12.00 Camp Vacation, near Guerne- ern Federatlon of Miners “there exists a ! County, Ci strict oath-bound inner circle, ready and pledged to commit personal violence, mur- der and the destruction of property at the behest and ‘mandate of their leaders, of after the seco Howard McLe artine cz George p 3 and $7 to the pan A strike of this kind will add an impe- s to mining conditions over the whole nd especially on the Spring Gar- | 1 also assisting the guardian In the work | 8f checking the flames. Provisions have | been sent from the Sentinel Hotel by Pro- prietor J. B. Cook, and the men will work vile, Sonoma VICHY SPRINGS. 8 miles from Ukiah, Mendocino Co. Seigler Hot Spring tural het baths, wonderful ltnml\h Vle $9 to $14 per | i | Natus they ought not to den and Forcet Hill Country, a section | on the ground all night. o4 | m ., livers : had mo rig particularly rich in gravel deposits, t fires have been quite numerous in | Who in turn are a law unto themselves | ralue: thi v = i1 Montgomery st.. | electric waters, champagne baths. Oniy pla: .,,,,'m il be Sibe * €0 smor e the viclnity of the valley lately, oo o) | 4nd recognize no rights of othemk, And by value; this | or H. M. McGOWAX ler, Lake Co., Cai. | in the world of this class. Fishing, huntin e N S Swimie 36 Child Drowned in Eel River. }}rrt Monroe and another in the Iililouette | Un!awful means seek to control some of week ¢ BEAU e A EDEMETER & CO.. e - ‘:»,:J,.An will s SANTA ROSA, Aug. 3—Ruth Crimson, | Canyon doing considerable damage to the | the MOst important interests of the OWN A HOME ™.354" CAMP MEEKER | == = _._._‘_L the 4-year-old daughter of a widow, met | Yaluable timber reserve lands held by the | State. 7 95 |~ Free trom fog and wind. Lots $10 uo. Cot- | GARDE SAN JOSE, % Geath in the waters of Eel River at Pep. | National Government, The resolutions conclude with an appeal | . {ages butlt by Meeker. 350 up. Bosting. bath- N CITY SANITARIUM S*C umps From Whart to Death. porweod-en Satusded. The chilt was Diays | —_—— to those in authority to arrest and prose- | O sausaitto Terry, ;‘%." R Hydmlh!r;g:'..“eylec‘;::‘lla', x!::g ‘r"nrum cute all .persons who unlawfully carry deadly weapons concealed about their per- Meeker, Sonoma County. VALLEJO, Aug. 3.—Mi Sheehan, | GARDEN CITY BELLE BEDROOM CHAIR. ing with a number of companions, with and cotta_es; 8 mi. from who had been employed by John Wynne | whom she had ®een on a picnic.. The chil- ! , =~ LED TO THE ALTAR|son st the Georgia-street wharf, committed | dren were unaccompanied, and had been a5 A ood DEER PARK IN i 2. : . S 2 ; R LA 0 Lake Tahoe: open Juie cide to-8ay by jumping off the ferry | particulariy warned against going near | Miss Wilhelmina Wendt Becomes the d:;';: :‘;;“'!"7 s held behind cloned finish, reg. | HOTEL BON AIR. ! M . ot slip into the bay. Sheehan had been act- | the water. Unheeding this advice, they b slon being by card, and the $1.00; this iy e Reli: New Waillyr* R ing strangely and was to have been taken | toddled over a little footbridge which | Wife of Albert Claassen of representatives of the press were exclud- week oy~ I R e, Dosting, ewim. " om . - 1 . ves u Tk ists, cAm; o the amylum at Napa He had 4 bud | crosecs the river. Ruth attempted o fol. Oakland. o4, (¥ Mas stated, However, by officials No more than 4 to lf | trains Kent sta. MR & M8 3 & six | EAGLE STABLES Uk, Wi o &, fall st the navy yard years Jow the other children, who had crossed, SAN JOSE, Aug. 3—Miss Wilhelmi C hat more than 700 pe one person.) LOVE, props. P. O. ad. Ross Valley, Mar! A Eldref ny kind of tarnout 3¢ the navy yard year % a |25 Eoe allance th 5. Martn Co. for rates for any pever entivels recovered. He eaves a|and fell into a deep pool. Frank Winne: | Wendt, one of San Jose's most popular ey prom—— o a sister. who lives in W Valleic e | miller arrived some time afterward and | young ladies, became the wife of Albert i D T s o S e was 75 vears of age ecovered the child, but life was extinet. | Claassen of Oakland vesterday. The cer- | CEMETERY OWNERS KLAMATH spRlNGs e B, Witken' R P D box 131, Santa Crax. BESWICK, SISKIYOU c.o., Finest fishing, hunting and | the coast. Send for booklet. | EDSON BROE., CAL. health resort on emony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Wakefleld of the Episcopal church at the home of the bride's parents. Miss Wendt graduated from the State Normal School, and during the past year has been teaching at Rocklin. She is a daughter of Mrs. W, Wendt and the late Gustave Wendt, a pioneer butcher of this city. OPPOSE MUNICIPALITY Vigorous Objection to the Plan for the Incorporation of Colma. ! REDWOOD CITY, Aug. 3.—A petition | was to-day presented to the Board of Su- LDVEBTISEMENTB. Proprietors. | Campbell Hot Springs. | | 16 hours' rail to Boca; stage for springs con- | g S, Vo S Thwmo»ofiuxlyoftheanw&ve Moneyonfl:e?w\:hueol‘n Mr. Claassen is well known in San v - Jose, Oakland and San Francisco, and | Pery °0™® DY residents of Colma asking $10 per w holds the position of cashier with the that the latter place be incorporated as a BONNIE Southern Pacific Company. The happy | toOWn of the sixth class. The territory Alt. 4000 ft.; half mi. NOcuc couple will spend their honeymoon at | which it is proposed shali comprise the boating, bowling, elect, m‘n‘t‘i cl:'n wu\n Shasta Retreat, after which they will |town of Colma covers a large area, reach- Mahogany, Towle, Placer County,” Cal. > — make their home in Oakland. ing from the bay te the oséan and ex- hol , e s - tending south to include Holy Cross Cetn. upholstered silk top seat; regu-§| warTE sviemur Most Seii— wer 2 m.;‘..”\ n‘ year. n]rlw buyer for the Heine Piano Company makes a trip of the Bandit Chase Is Abandoned. etery. lar value £6.00; :‘“"'l'bl- springs to San Francisco. - Round P50 i be had at reai lfl’;;fi ;zulr:; o:;!ll:zprrmsmr;‘es and uele.tmg such planos as are to WOODLAND, Aug. 3.—Johnnle Wil-| The petition was hardly filed before ob- this week onl $3 75 Se s ,_:"n:,‘;"v.f“l:o Uy 2% hours' ride; :':'\‘”‘fn‘::ul be wholesaled after the new styles come In. These planos are in every | Parker, who left here last Friday night S ssemtiyan W Do dlseases. “Beautitul grounds :’;5'1.?4 (g ‘ ages, b st as g0od as the next year's styles, except to the wholesalers and retail- | to run down a slight clew as to the| %1° Tesides at Colma, appeared before We are compléte home furnishers | | ing and bathing. Aasocine peviiion % the board and presented a written opposi- tion, signed by a large number of the residents of that place. He repre- sented the Cypress Lawn Cemetery Asso- —hotels, flats or country homes. Estimates given. Free delivery within 100 miles. ers, and can be bought from % to per cent less than the regular list price. Great Success of This Year's Purchases. 200 new and slightly used pianos from all the great factories ail over the tes, of which the following are a few to give you an idea what bargains whereabouts of the man who held up the Bartlett Springs stage, returned last night. They came back empty-handed. They traveled all night Friday and all Swanton House, Il . 5 clation, which objects to having its proj oY management, ———— upright, 6% American, $135; three Chickerings, $130, $18, $235; two Emerson, | 327 Saturday, making camp for the first | erty included within the proposed mu- Dopular hotel of San Mateo Co. “Commetins two Steinway, $1%, $25: Hallet & Davis, new, mahogs ; Conover, |time Saturday morning. Sunday morn- | nicipality. Archbishop Riordan will Beach fshing. hunting Lid%, [2Mous pebbi T ISyg $%8%;o Bobr Bros, new, mahogany. $3n tout Halny, 3336 voary; [ing they had no diMcuity- in. losating olijest to. tha dzhite ot Ahip: townivind the Rttee: 49 and $10 oo Gear® wotbing * Fhone. er ear ; organs o $75. o ; - &e of .u|u“a‘~"T ‘lh: lglolfl) ;:;\ lvll "‘l(aYNl price. {l)u' rsgulfir lns'allmenu run ———0-‘0“ WASHINGTO! —— fr il o N get ¢ d 4 oL 0 )i TS on Union square. Largest wholesale and roia’ cooiginn Fepgrlir e et : < uncle ‘o | by the Grand Jury Friday. in connection with ur [+ i 4 = Mrs. McKinley, died to-day of cerebrl » . i o 150 Boatt: | Mrs. 2o um | postal irregulariies, to-day gave bail fo the | 9 ST. Fe B llm lights, P — N & WALSH. Proprietors, o s