The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 14, 1904, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1904, MISS WALLAOE secomps srioe |CAMP PLAND OF A SOLDIER| AR ARRM\GED % By Sally shnrp ’ < Se I Pflrm (‘d (home tO Seclu'e { The wedding ye-terdty of Miss Mary dond Issue for Seawall |Brignt wallace and Lieutenant Gibert Extension (0 Be Boomed |McElroy, of the Thirteenth Infantry, BUSINESS MEN PLAN CANPAIGN ——ig Conference Between Mili- tary Authorities Settles I Troubles of State Troops U. 8. A, was one of the prettiest 5 nuptial affairs of midsummer. Its set- (7 “”(. 0non ]S \EEDED ting was exquigite, for not in the whole ] E)IPLO"YERS IN ACCORD | city is there so quaint and beautiful a | ‘ little chapel as that of the Swedenbor- Ll Port’s Wharves at I’rcsentFf,fl‘;::;zl:““';le““::f;ff; fi;t‘o‘"fi;e“,}’{:‘fj]Yarious Commercial Bodies | = Y { b, o TR 4 Are Congested and Much fssoctvars. . me| Agree to Give Support | More Room Is Necessary nearth, candies glowed from thei to National Guardsmen | £ * | sconces on the walls, and forest treas- | A B T 2R }urr-s vine boughs, cones and mountain | . daisies made the air redolent ‘of sum-| A conference of representatives of | mer, | the regular army, the National Guard | jags were draped in the corners of | and the Southern Pacific Company was | commercial men have formulat- their campaign to secure 000 which will be necessary neion of the seawall. Sec t of t Chamber of Co rce stated yesterday that a course 1 ction in the matter nmenced at an early date. is badly always improvement wharves are freight and bu with the greates the chapel above the reading desk, and | —rather singularly—were the stars and stripes draped upon the prie dieu, upon which the bride and groom knelt to avow their loves. The bride, a tall, slender maiden of daipty coloring, was gowned in Nile green, wearing a picturesque hat with white plumes, She was attended by Miss Florence exactly suiting her style. | held at army headquarters yesterday | afternoon for the purpose of arranging | for the transportation of the Htate military forces to the coming scene of maneuvers at Camp Atascadero. As al- ready announced, the National Guards- men have been greatly annoyed by the | tact that the Southern Pacific Com- pany had informed the adjutant gen- eral of the State that it would be un- | BARTLETT SPRINGS. BARTLETT does not guarantee to cure all the that humanity fs heir to, but thousands of people have been benefited by the use of Bartlett Water and many cured. If you would Improve your health and have a grand good time, come to Bartlett Springe, ach. bowels and Kidneys fafled to work, Tuscan/ix Mineral Springs. OPEN EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR. TO. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: A year and three months ago 1 was attacked with that terrible disease, locomotor ataxia. Power to balance, stand, or even sit down, entirely lost. Two best doctors of San Francisco and Hot Springs, Ark.. failed to help me. My stom- | Display Electrical Santa Cruz BallfomialonllwastamRailm \ THE PICTURZSQUE RAQUTE OF CALIFORNIA . ‘nem HUNTING... the affair may not be made 4| kiay of Fruitvale as honor maid, Who |able to move the citizen soldiery on | slian s manaser of amuscments and cory: | | CLATTE Gf siomach, hexa and. biader -;e;_g;: e AR ke sad Fhase: T ssue a vigorcus attem ‘' | wore a fetching frock of pale blue with , Saturday, August 6, by reason of the betent maspeurs. | chre 2 b | e mg m Lalitornia 1s along this g to have both the Democrats |5 white plclurge el s oo e e rnnmzmg oy Tt has | o liousckedbing cottages, §3 00 to $6 00 per ?nm;'nfl.k‘m’Ai)lel:negs"r‘nvy‘l'l::;t wouid beat Tike's | pAu"y_ sw, Bal methi:: F,,.",,.u ‘ road, witkin a few hours’ Republicans put a plank In | giunning bevy of ribbon-bearers, all|contracted to handle a large number | Send for a bookiet that will ten you an f| {07 uce Srecked: fii’.’n’i’é’#fiu‘fi’né’fi: and Tub $ & Water Sports | Tide of San Francisco platforms advocating the €ON-|gouneq in white and wearing white| of summer excursionists and has not Write® 3. UE. McMAHAN, Bartiett ] | nt surprise to me. Drank the waters, | Baths on the Roof Gardens | The DEER SEASON opens struction of more seawall. LIteralur® pats, though each differently designed. | the necessary equipment to meet the | Springs. Cai, or call at 2 Sutter st. San || 2on,Che path, after three weeks treatment | o 0 Coast Simmer | 301 13th in Mendocino Coun- s being prepared and this will be @is- | 14 yag they who held the ribbon bands, | requirements of the National Guards- rancisco. | fect condition, eyesight perfect, hervousness 5 = mp—1 z 1st in Lake s the State. The ,.3 white and blue, that formed the men on the preceding day. It has been | — Sone; memory good. After three months” treat. | Boating and S Theatricats 15th in Sonoma press red to set the yri4.1 gisle. Maidenhair ferns were | maintained by the guardsmen that | : and Up and down steep hille: am cured of tnis | e Salmen Some- Vaudeville | 15th in Marin quest lic and €OM- | pome by this pretty guard of honor,|many of their employers would not | Don't worry about the|{zad disease now waik with' elight mp. | Fishing thing Specialties T exert t personal | comiored of Mrs. William * Hawley, | grant them the much sought for per- | " thi State of Cailiornla; am well known in down: | Lovely Drives o D o 8 . g have the project mate-|nre J. Gibson Taylor, Mrs. George mission to leave their labors a day | youngsters thiS SUMmMET. | town districts of San Francisco; inguiry theee ylong the - Special Black Bass Flsmn . Williamson, Mrs. C. O. Edwards, Mrs. | earlier in order to comply with the | Pack up and go to monthe ago. | Further informasion. address Co. s all the Pavis g"' s proposed to raise the money bY | [oije Patton, Mies Frances Grow, orders issued by Major General Mac- | LOUIS JACGES, 6 tockton st., San Francisco, | Coast and Time via S. P. Ry Opened July 1st. These are -4 e 1;ar~‘kh§21m‘:i Miss Mabel Reed and Miss Hallle Kim- | Arthur of the regular army .or the e, Mate hundreds of testimonials trom | | Through the During the plentiful in the Russian River, « see the expendi- ariffs and fees will re- ne and thus the of business in San be greatly facilitated s extended. The peo- will reap benefits r products handled which is now un- xpected that the wall » that in course of Santa Fe wharfage facili- port’s needs for e seawa the interior ng ti Co says that from the the commercial men ficulty in securing the It must be made a r, he says, that the enough interest in it improvement on elec- tt rwev k — e ——— BEGINS WORK 'O BURNHAM ON PLAN He Preliminaries Inside of Time Al- lowed Him by Directors. te m has written the Improvement San Franélsco that work upon a plan for the f S: Francisco, which he ed to make. He also . expects to get through k proposed for San Fran- orter time than he of one year. He oyed a aftsman, Mr. Ben- the East, who will ar- cisco about October 1, of beginning the per- of his duties here. g of the directors of the having the adornment of charge was held yes- Allan Pollok, Leon 1d Law, William Greer C. Friedlander were owe n arpose im committee made a he building of a mod- rium for San Fran- be taken soon to v out this scheme. on has seconded the ef- the Outdoor ot houses. plied by the associa- lers free of cost. What is wanted of soap for the skin is to wash it and not hurt it, Pure soap does that. This is why we want pure soap; clean and when we say pure, we mean without alkali. Pears’ is pure; no free alkali. You can trust a soap that has no biting in it, that's Pears’, Established over 100 years. ADORN CITY Expects 1o Get lhruugh With the to Art | lower boxes on the | Boxes and | ball Mr. Worcester. Captain Truly served the groom as best man, both of whom were in full dress upiform and looking | very The brave. army was well represented among the guests, some very smart-| looking women among them, and so,| too, was there a plenitude of gallant officers in full panoply of gold lace. The young people left after brief con- ratulations for the nuptial trip. On their return they will reside on Angel Island, where the gallant Thirteenth is stationed. The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Cam- eron Hooper and John Osgood Blanch- ard will take place on Saturday after- noon, July 30, at St. Mark's Church. . wEw The wedding of Miss Stella McCalla and William Wallace Chapin, set for August 2, has been postponed, prob- ably until the early fall, recent {llness of the groom. Mr. Chapin is a guest at the McCalla home. » P8 The wedding of pretty Marie Adam and young Mr. Musto will occur in September. It is said that a large church wedding is planned. Miss Adam will make a stunning bride. S The Rawlings-Warner wedding is set for July 20. The ceremony will be cele- brated at the town house of the Warn- ers, who are returning from their Mill | Valley retreat for the event. . On Monday the Steele-Shorb wedding | will take place. The ceremony will be quietly celebrated, only relatives being | bidden. Miss Shorb and her mother, | Mrs. Ynez Shorb White, possess a wide acquaintanceship over the State, | particularly in the south. . e le Mr. and Mrs. D'Ombrin celebrated | the arrival some weeks ago of a little | son by giving a dinner party at their | residence, 1036 Bush street, last Fri- day night. ed with roses and Japanese lanterns. Several hours were spent at the festive | board. The guests were: ! Wand, Mrs. E. D. Robinson, Miss M. { Robingon, Mrs. M. Thomas, the Misses | Simmons, Dr. J. C. Stinson, Dr. Peters, | | Professor Spamer, E. Brown and P. Sturdivant. —_————————— PERSONAL. Lewis, H. Sheehan of Sacramento Edgar M. is at the Palace. Dr. F. 8. Byington of Los Angeles is | | at the Occldeal | €. J. Craddock, a prominent instruc- tor of Eureka, is at the Lick. : Dr. A. J. Price and wife of Lock- | port, La., are at the Palace. | Commander Arthur P. Nazro, | U. 8. N, is at the Occidental. H Palace. with a bank in Santa Barbara, is at the Palace. Henry C. Bunker, chief grain in- spector of the Merchants’ Exchange, has returned from a fortnight's vaca- tion at Independence Lake, Sierra | County. George L. Courtney and W. A. Wardy, mining men of Seattle, who at the Palace. the Eastern States. the St. Louis Exposition. They be away about six weeks. Robert 8. Conger of New York, who has been Iinspecting mining proper- ties in Tonopah and will continue his investigations in this State and Utah, will is registered at the Palace. Mamhnl of Utah, accompanied by his wlte, is in the city on business. They are stopping with Mrs. Heywood's sister, Mrs. Virginia Taggart, 443 Broderick street. T. A. Stewart and his daughters, Misses Etta and May, arrived from Portland, Or., on the steamer Columbia yesterday and are at the Lick House. Mrs. Stewart is coming down by train and will arrive to-day. S. T. Fulton of St. Louis, assistant to the vice presidents of the Frisco system of railroads, accompanied by his wife and a party of friends, arrived from the East yesterday in a special car. The party is registered at the Palace. Among the arrivals at the Palace yesterday was Hajee Ismall Said, a wealthy banker of India, who is mak- ing his first tour of the United States. He has visited New York, Buffalo, the Niagara Falls, Chicago and Salt Lake, owing to the | The dining room was deck- | Mrs. W. P.| | Thomas Derby, manager of the New | Almaden quicksiiver mines, is at the | Henry T. Lincoln, who is connected | have been inspecting mines in Mexico, | returned yesterday and are registered | Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Mueller leave | this morning for an extended tour of | Thep*also will visit , arrived from Nevada last evening and | Colonel B. B. Heywood, United States | { encampment and this fact has caused | | part of Adjutant General Lauck. | MILITARY MEN CONFER. sult of a meeting betwen the adjutant general of the State and the railroad | officlals on the previous day, when General | the obstacles that had suddenly arisen. | present Colonel Josslyn, chief of staff; Colonel Patton, department quarter- master of the Department of Califor- nia, representing General MacArthur Assistant General Passenger Judah of the Southern Pacific Com- | pany. = After discussing the general situation, State troops, it was the consensus of opinion of the officers that while the convenience of the guardsmen ould | be considered in many ways, their ob- | jections to leaving for the camp on Friday night were not well founded. It developed at the meeting that Gen- eral Dickinson, commanding the guard, had communicated with the Merchants’ | Association and other commerial bodies of the State relative to granting | their employes reasonable time in | which to go to camp and receive need- | & N. ‘ed irstruction in military maneuvers. WILL LEAVE FRIDAY. These organizations had responded in a manner that plainly suggested the willingness of employers to give their | employes the time required and no par- | ticular objection would be made to their leaving their 1dbors Friday even- | ing instead of Saturday. In conse- quence it was®decided that the State | troops should be moved by the railroad company Friday evening and be land- ed at the camp Saturday morning. About 2500 men of the National Guard will go to the camp. The railroad com- | pany estimates that seven trains will | | be necessary to handle the men and that sixty coaches, seven baggage cars and a horse train will be necessary to effect the prompt arrival of the troops at Camp Atascadero. General Dickinson and Adjutant | General Lauck are using their best ef- forts toward impressing upon the em- ployers of the State the importanee of the coming maneuvers so far as the National Guard is concerned and have received many communications ex- ! pressing sympathy in the mevement, which is the first to be undertaken in conjunction with under the provisions of the new army regulations. —— Messenger Wanted. | mission announces that an examina- tion will be held at San Francisco on September 10 for the position | of messenger, departmental service. Age limit, 18 years or over. Apply to the United States Civil Service Com- mission, Washington, D. C., or to the secretary of the Board of Examiners, 301 Jackson street, San Francisco, for application blank 304, which should be properly executed and filled with the commission at Washington not later than the hour of closing business | on August 30, 1904. S TR i BT ot and on his return trip East he pur- poses to stop over In Washington. The traveler says he is greatly sur- | prised and pleased with what he has seen in this country. Mt A Californians in New York. NEW YORK, July 13.—The following Californians are registered here: From San_ Francisco—A. F. Erquist, at the Grand Union; G. Flamm, at the Herald Square; R. B. McLain, at the Marl- | borough; A. McKay at the Grand Ho- tel; T. J. Balley, at the Broadway Cen- tral; J. T. Brown, at the Normandi | BE. K. Clarke and wife, at the West- minster; Mrs. W. G. Curtis, at the Park Avenue; J. L. Hall, at the Hotel Bartholdi; P. J. Mayer, at the Grand Union; O. A. Wells, at the Nether- lands; E. J. Wolcott, at the Gilsey House. From San Jose—W. L. Johnston, J. Mehan, at the Herald Square; J. Ruff, at the Hoffman House. From Los Angeles—Dr. Randall, A. Strong and wife, at the Navarre. ———— TO YOSEMITE VALLEY Grand Permllly Condumd Excur- sion N. Leaves Saturday, July 16; $28 50 round trip. In one way and out another, around the famous “double loop.” Passes directly through two groves of giant sequoias. Speclal care for women and children. You will get the best of everything on the Santa Fe. A rare chance to visit the famous valley. In- q-gre at 641 Market street, Santa Fe office. Yesterday's conference was the re- | Lauck was confronted with | At yesterday’'s conference there “ere‘ during his absence; Major General Dickinson, Adjutant General Lauck and Colonel Wilhelm, inspector gen- | eral of the National Guard, and Mas- | ter of Transportation Richardson and | Agent | in so far as it concerns the | the regular troops | The United States Civil Service Com- | i The ceremony was read by the Rev.!no smail amount of uneasiness on the | AETNA SPHINGS There they can romp all day and sunset will find them ready for bed. Just send for booklet. Aetna Springs Co., Napa Co.,Cal. | | | | Santa Catalina Island 3% Hours From Los Angeles. Beason 1904, Our Famous Marine Band. Hunting mountain goat, sailing, bathing, golf. tennis and the finest fishing on the éamp Life a Special Feature. Hundreds of furnished tents at reason- able rates, Hotel Metropole. Modern in all particulars. For further information address PECK'S INFORMATION BUREAU, 11 Montgomery st., or BANNING CC., 223 S, Spring st., Los Angeles. ;DR M sort on the coast. The greatest remedy for lung disease, liver and stomach complaints, rheumatism ' and catarrh in the worid; 48 miles from S F. The S. P. R, R. and S V. | Eive special rates to campers | 30 Cottages. ant ks furnished; rent chea I no fogs nor poison oak at the Dll’k mineral water. boats, bathing and fishing free. Me | gerved at Hotel Riverside at reasonable ra Inquire of DR. C. O'DONNELL. of ORI MBtkel st bet, Bxth and Seventh, San Francisco. Hot SEIGLER Springs Natural Hot Plunge and Steam Baths. Posi- tive cure for rheumatism, asthma. Wonderful waters for liver, kidney and all stomach_trou- bles. Swimming pond, orchestra, Fare $9 re- turn’ trip. Electric lights. Housekeeping cot- tages. Arsenic beauty baths. Rates $10 to §12 per week. Baths and amusements free. H. ‘M‘(,m\ AN, prop., Seigler, Lake Co., Cal. . C. O DONNHL,: INERAL SPRINGS AT GLEN zgffig the best camping, picnic and pleasure re- R CAMP CURRY Get circulars at all raflroad offices, | Advertised by 4000 guests, YOSEMITE R ? BLUR Ideal summer resort; hunting, boating, fish- ing. Music every evening. Send for pamphlet. { 0. WEISMAN, Midlake P. O., Lake Co., Cal., ! or call cn Dr. Happersberger, 1104 Market, S.F. LAKES KENILWORTH INN, ne of the most popular resorts in Mili Val- | ley: situated at the foot of Mount Tamalpals; | only ‘fifty minutes’ ride from city. Rates | | reasonable. Not & hospital; best equipped on Coast: mos- ern improvements; large treatment rooms; ideal location; 5i4 ‘acres; one block from street cars; write for literature. San Jose, Cal. DUNCAN SPRINGS TWO MILES FROM HOPLAND. Fine medicinal waters. Hard finished hotel, Excellent table. Rates $10 to §12 per week, POINT ARENA HOT SPRINGS. Extensively improved: new hotel; gas light, large dining-rcom, telephone, hunting, fishing. swimming, bowling, dancing, all amusements. Perzonal management. Get hooklet, 30 Mont- gomery street. W. A. McCCORNACK, Prop. LA HONDA AND PESCADERO o Buy your rallroad ticket to Redwood City; 8 m, train, and Townsend, and 9:20 a. m. mn from San Jose connect With stages direct, Address WALTER KNIGHT. Redwood City, — e Suicide’s Will Rejected. Judge Troutt vesterday rejected the will of Louise Kauffman, who killed herself in the house of her brother at San Jose, on the ground that the docu- ment was made when she was of un- sound mind. The estate is worth $9000 and includes the property at 1115 and 1117 Washington street and lots in Palo Alto and San Jose. The will was written in pencil and signed two sisters, Mrs. L. S. Bowers and Mrs. A. Eckenroth. Robert Brotherton, a friend of the family, testified that Miss Kauffman evidently contemplated sui- cide when she brought the will to his office for safe keeping and stated that she believed something was about to happen to her. The brother, August Kauffman, told the court the circum- stances of finding the body of his sister with a buHet in the head in his room one day when he returned from work. Dr. Xavier Dodell testified that the girl was of unsound mind. The brothers, August and Herman Kauffman, con- Ytested the will. Out of Town for Sunday. ‘Week-end tickets, sold by the Southern Pa- cific, will give you a fine day's outifig at Del Monte, Santa Cruz or other .upl-m Ask about them of any agent or at 't street. H. | GARDEN CITY SANITARIUM. in ink and left all of the estate to her | others. in stamps of stomach and catarrh Salts. Round-trlp tickets at reduced rates, Southern Pacific. TUSCAN MINERAL SPRINGS CORP., Tuscan, Cal AguaCaliente Springs We have added many NEW attractions to | this beautiful and romantic spot: open all the year rourd; the nearest Hot Sulphur Springs to San Francisco, temperature 115 degrees; no staging; fare $1 10: sure cure for rheumafism, asthma ‘and all kindred allments, We have five diffcrent Hot Sulphur Springs; tub and plunge baths and the largest mineral water swimming tank in the State. Table and rooms.are first class. Rates §2 per day, $12 to §14 per week. Special rates to families ‘and half rates to chil- dren. Inquire at Peck’s, 11 Montgomery st., or address THEO, RICHARDS. Agua Caliente Springs. Sonoma County, California. for bottl dining-room: can seat 400 guests. Eituated in Vendome Park of 12 acres, a charming summer resort; both city and country advantages: automobile garage on the grounds free to guests. Bathing pavilion, bowting alleys, tennis, etc. New auto road map of the county mailed on application. J. T. BROOKS, Manager. R27Y) PARAISO SPRINGS Monterey County, Cal. The most popular sanitary and health resort in California. Completely renovated and improved, No winds or fogs, and sur- passingly grand mountain and valley scen- ery. Hot soda and sulphur baths, large swimming tank and excellent table. Write for booklet and articulars to F. W, SCHROEDER, Manager, or PECK'S IN- FGRMATION BUREAU, 11 Montgomery st. Harbin Springs = Most desirable in Lake Co.; contains sulphur, fron, magnesia and arsenic; wonderful cures of rhcumatism, catarrh, kidney, liver and stomach troubles; new gymnasium, bowling alley, hand- ball court and billiard-room. Acetylene gas plant, livery, home dairy, fine vegetable garden, Round trip tickets, 5. P. office. $7. J. A HAYS, Proprietor. SODA BAY SPRINGS Situated on Clear Lake Hunting, fishing, | boating, Inunch. horses, teénnls, croquet, dark- | rm soda geyser in bathhouse, club- housé, etc. increased accommodstions, conveniences. Scenery unsurpassed. Table s speclalty. Rates per week, $10 to $15. Photos and information at Chatfisld & Vinzent's, 228 Montgomery st.. or LEE D. CRAIG, Manager, Boda Bay, Kelseyville P. O., Lake Co., Cal. CAMP VACATION. Hotel under canvas on the Russian River below Guerneville.in & grove a mile and a halt long, skirting the river; tennis courts; 40 new boats; will build a dam in the river; 4 miles of smcoth water for boating end bathing. Adults $2 per day, $10 per week; children under 10 half rates. Speclal rates for fam- ilies. Opens May 1. Address MRS, L. C. CNO- PIUS, ®.°0, noma County, KLAMATH SPRINGS, Beswick, Siskiyou County, California. Write to EDSON BROS. for Booklet. Saratoga Springs. 15 different mineral springs. Information at Peck’s Bureau, 11 Montgo: MARTENS, Rachelor P, HOITT’ AddressW.3. usnsmm Mgr., Hoitt's School. SOLID COMFORT HOME Extensively improved; 1900 feet altitude; no fo; climate delightful; large orchard; vegetable | garden; hot, cold baths; spring water; cement swimming tank, 40x80. Rates $8 week up; stags meets train. Schuler & Scheben, Napa, Cal. Camp Vacation, “Vacation' Cal. So- Menlo Park, one hour from city. Nine trains daily. fect climate; beautiful place; mm(nn and quiet; excellent JOHANNISBERG. o/ hotel; modern conveniences; large, -room; hunting, n-hlnx, -wlmmlu, bo. - lr.‘. HOad B P Rk . BLANCK- ENI INFORMATION BUREAU, 80 Mon W. A, PL Tel. Main 549, 111 Clay st, HOTEL BEN LOMOND, Santa Cruz Mountains. Now open. For booklet apply to Feck's Burean, 11 Montgomery, or S, P. 613 DICKINSON, Prop.. Beht Lomond, Cal. \ VICHY SPRINCS Trree miles fiol!;.U':r:h. Mendocino County. grounds; fishing and hunting; tions and table first class. YER, We have erected a stone bullding, modern | | | champagne baths, nlomm'nk. crystai | & Redwoods Fyyyygyywsy Entire Season Spend Your Vacation for $20 at San Luis Hot Sulphur San Luis Obispo, | Springs cals The most ideal resort for pleasure and health on the Pacific Coa: Buy round trip ticket from San Franclsco to San Luis Hot Sulphur Springs, San Luis Obispo, Cal., and return, including stage to and from springs _and one week's board for $20.00 to $22.00, according to location of rooms, or board and accom- modations $8.00 to $12.00 per week. Scenic _surroundings, free bathing. boating and fishing on grounds. Fine shady walks, tennis and croquet grounds, dance pavillon for guests. Fine sea beach one mile from Hot Sulphur Springs. Cottages and furniture are all new. Gas throughout buildings and grounds. Our table is well supplied with the best the market affords. Our stage meets trains arriving at San Luls Obispo at 3:15 p. m. every day (except Sunday). This is no hospital or sanatorium. WHY NOT SPEND YOUR SUMMER AT HOTEL DEL MONTE? NEW MANAGE- MENT— GOLF, GLASS- ROTTOMED ROATS, SURF AND POOL RATHING, OILED ROADS. SPECIAL TERMS TO FAMILIES. GEO. P.SNELL, MANAGER. Hotel EL CARMELO Pacific Grove, California. “The Little Det Monte.” At the seaside with home comforts. vlace to spend your vacation with your family. Surf bathing and fishing. Rates | with board $2 50 a day upward, cheaper than staying home. Send for Illunnted pamphlet. Address GEO. H. CORDY, BYRON and appointments. Infy Burau, 613 Market st., Montgomery st.. or H. R. Hot Springs, Cal Peck'. Buread, 11 | ‘WARNER, Byroa | LYTTON SPRINGS New management; no staging; depot on grounds: fare $2 40; Tiburon ferry; rates $10 to $15 week; table first class; our own dairy: hot mineral baths: swimming tank; livery; billiards; croquet. Booklet Peck’s Bu- reau. 11 Montgomery st. or BARKER & ROSS, Lytton Springs. Sonoma County. Cal. HO FOR CAMP MEEKER! NEW ENGLAND HOME! Located in a beautiful grove close to the 1 fine playground for the children; swin; t, bowling and tennis, boating and Lath- lanos, fresh fruits in ing, only $6 to rl er » ilions with Board and I ple'lly. r‘w‘eek Address GEORGE HARISON, eeker, Sonoma County. LAKE TAHOE RAILWAY AND TRANSPORTATICN CO. Connects at Truckes with train leaving S. F. at 8:06 p. m. Returning, connects at Truckes with train reachiog S. Fj at 7:50 a. m. THE TALLAC,“ g™ Cate European. Nurses, malds and children, American plan. Prices now as low as any ho- tel on lake. Service, accommodations, boating and livery superior to any. M. LAWRENCE & CO. fwe,ce | BROCKWAY Lake Tahoe, OPENS JUNE 1st. ‘Write FRANK B. ALVERSON, Mgr., Brockway, Cal RUBICON PARK—A delightful resort on shores of Lake Tahoe. Best sandy beach for bathing on the lake. Fine fiy fishing and hunting in season. Boats, fishing tackle and horses at moderate hire. Rates $2 a day or from $10 to $16 per week. P. O. and telephone. A. L. FROST. Rublcon Park, Lake Tahoe, Cal. . Cot! it lB 1st-class bl\::lnl. 1k tages torent $3 up. 1st-cl m! cream. fresh vegetables. D. COUTLLARD, particularly in the vicinity of Guerneville and Camp Vaca- tion. TAKE YOUR ROD—Our Rivers and Streams are full of Trout. | TAKE YOUR GUN and get a Deer. Many are now being seen daily. The Game Laws are enforced along this road. Consult “VACATION, 1904,” to be had at the offices of the | Company. It will tell you where you ;xan camp or board, and be near your game. | Ticket Offices, 650 Ma ket | Mutual Life Sansome sts., San Francise JAS. L. FRAZIER, R. X. RYAN, Ge SKAGGS Building. . Cal eneral Manager HOT SPRINGE, SONOMA COUNTTY: only 4% hours from San Francisco and but 9 miles staging: wa- ters noted for medicinal virtues: best natural hot mineral water bath in Stats. FIRST- CLASS HOTEL AND STAGE SERVICE: beth morning and afterncon stages. Round trip from San Francisco only $5 50. Tiburon ferry dally at 7:30 a. m. | Rates $2 a day or $12 a week. guest of the past nige years. Tourist Information Bureau, st or of J. F. MULG M‘A:°R"IS‘ SPflIIGa MRS. J. D. DROS’\' and MRS. H. KOENER will manage the springs: many improvements | new cement bathhouse and gas all over pla: | $2 day: $10 and §12 week Office. 833 Larkin st., cor. Geary. or Mark West Springs, Sants Rosa. Rural No. or o p. References, Information a 11 Montgomery v, Skaggs, Cal. THE NEW HOTEL AT ‘ADAMS 18 FINISHED. Every one knows that Adams water cures iver and kidney diseases. WHY EXPERIMENT? - ;or further particulars write to W. R. PRA- LAKE COUNTY New, comfortable carriages direct to_the most_picturesque portion of Californis. Best | equipped stage line in the State. Leaves Calls- | toga. daily (Sundays excepted) at 11:30 a. m. direct to Harbin, DQI‘ler Adams. Hovnrd derson, Hobergs, Splers, | Brook: Balf hour for Tunch atiCalistoga: aiso 1 | Miadles 3 ke, nl-yvmo and Lakeport, Livery in conhectio WM, SPIERS, Propristor. LAUREL DELL, The Switzerland of America. | THE ROBSON ORCHESTRA COMPANY | and DR. MONROE CALLENDER will furnisn | the best music ever played at any resort in the State. Boating, swimming, marine tobog- gan, mineral springs, new livery. EDGAR DURNAN. owner and peoprieter. Laurel Deif lAkl County . AKEPORT. STAGF LINE—Hovland to Bartlett Springs, via Lakeport, carrying passengers for and Bartlet! Springs. Stages connect wit trains at Hopland. Leave Hopland at 12 arrive at Lakevort at 3:30: arrive at Bartiett Springs at 7:30. New 6-horse 14-passen tgurist wagons, with all the most modern provements. Passengers for Lakeport or Bart- lett Springs, cail for tickets by Bactiett Springs Stage Line. Tickets can be purchased at otfice of California N. W. Ry., 650 Market ot. oe at Tiburom ferry. MILLER & HOWARD. Props. Cal—Most accessible springs to San E‘nncm’o’,’ tage % hours” 5 h cold and ‘sulpbur baths: wonderful cures of rheu- liver and | | | stomach, i | AND BARTLETT SPRINGS Y. plunge matism, neurslgia, stomach diseases. Beautiful for boating and bathing. New bowling alley and shuffle no s week, including baths. MADRID, Vallejo, Cal. m—dhnt Redwood six months. Teduced rates by the month. Villa lots for sal J. J. THIRION, Prop., Cazadero, Cal., er North Shore Rallroad, 626 Market sf oW in mountains _CAMP Pure water, equable climate, up; cottages built by Meeker, stores; restaurant: hotel: post ! telephone: sawmill; 900 lots Oold 300 cot built. Sausalito ferry, N. S. R M MEEKER, Camp Meeke: !ononn County. OCCIDENTAL HAYWARDS. TFirst-class resort; tennis, croquet, bowiing, jusement hall, etc. Special rates to families. Terms reasonable. A. GAUDARD, Prop.: phone Black 141 (- Guerne- proved. He mn-m.-. for hunters $S and $10 a week. Ad- Gt Cal DEER PARK INN Lake Tahoe; open Jume 1; Booklet °-k'flle. Napa Co., or | elevation 6507 feet; mineral springs. Montgomery st. | Travelers' Office, 80 Montgomery st. . B. SCOTT. Deer Park, Cal. INDEPENDENCE LAKE. Fishing; boats: excellent table; climate per- fect; 16 miles from T in’ an unbroken For information inquire at Traveler mery st., Peck’s Information M. Clemons, Truckee, Cal, Bureau, or Mrs. and cottages; 6 miles from ILLOW RANCH, muy located ia redwoods 5 miles from ta Crus. water, fruit, milk, excellent table: daily w free conv-mc' Suburban 3 MRS. W. ‘week:; phone . CRANDELL, Santa Cruz, Cal NORTH SHORE HOTEL—On Tomal Bay. Good table and accommodations, Houss gas lighted, Prices very reasonable. MRS J. | EHIELDS. Marsballs, Marin County. SCEAEFER'S MIA&?'. Private Mln..; ‘terms reasonable. Ay meets S morning trains. Address MR MATT LINDSAY. Ross Station. RIVERSIDE HOTEL aand —Near beach; 30 acres beautiful Frounds: sp- 000 fest elevation. utitully beauitul = head of the t Sierra Valley, clal rates to familles; ‘booklet. Sincs lons Py § miles wide, "L.,:.' BARSON. Proprietor, Santa Cruz. H “.l(y s tade of the table. The hot s squaled for the cure of -rc matism, 74 "skin diseases. Rates to springs via Boca, §14 unday, datly except S / Galn from San Connecting With & o Francisco. o rheuma gout, l|ver and kidney complaints and all bicod room