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At the Summer Resorts
PACIFIC GROVE HOTEL, June 22.—
Following: are the arrivals here during
the week:
From San FmncUcA— Mrs. F. C Hill. W. F.
ifn £' S* ?f? f - «*rri s H. S. N. Gyle. J. T. Ran
r-i . r '^ J - K<? nnimore. Dsvi<J S. Bunder. E. D.
t ?••»?' TIIPUM '". Oeorpe >Vi!liam« and wife.
•:: w E -."«Sl»«'s, \V. S. Bmrry. J. A. Saner. Ar
lt n \. Bnn(1 - J - D - J-Wridpe and wife. M. D.
" cU «n<l wife, A. B. SmaU. Miss J. M. Blanche.
{I- w. Hunt and wife. Arthur Austin. J. H.
Boyle and wire. 11. W. Copp and wifp, C. W.
Nhcnaaa. Dr. and Mrs. A. SeLloss. Owen T.
ScliloKS. Mis-s Viola M. Clark. H. C. Veil. J. J.
w-T3; A -. H - Anderwm. K. U Paddock. J. S.
v\ebeter. M. Kocbman. Nat K«=sler. A. Deiffen
hach. Oaklnnd— J. C. Ralph. Joseph Lancaster
*i Wo dall « ll tcr«. Mr. «n<J Mrs. 11. D. Nich
«l» and son. Rev. E. E. Baker. San Jose— J. L.
«m H ; H - LodX«"-<l. W. S. Richards and wife,
i; R-- J»mUon. Leonard Cutler and w:fe.
r/^»M?~ Mr - Bn<l Mrs - a "' in M - ! '*"y. Mrs. A
**• Will, Mlp« J eQ «. Wniioit. Lo* Ansele«—
Jjeorge A. Wood. James Pyles. Sacra inentv—
~"- £« M. Doush«-rty. Mrs. F. A. Elbe. Al
.m^ ?. Ik ; ln * Btul wlfl! - c - Ir - I! 'dwell and wife.
<v» , VaU^ rr — Mrs. n. D. Qniulan. Mrs. E. H.
I . X n - RI «b»«« Q'llnlan Jr.. Robert «nrt Me
lonl QninUn. Jane Ulc»-. Mr>. R. M. O'Brlrn.
City-John Markle.v. Piedmont— Mrs. H.
is. Bonstella, maid and children. Los Au-
C ?«7E-.1-"? «7 E -. 1 -" L° T eJ«»y. Mrs. It. L. Craig. Wat
*'! aT ' 11 *— Mm. M. E. Tuttle. Misseß BadcHff.
J: ', "• n ««Jcliff. Santa Cruz— Asa Smitb, George
¥S3 m l V° Alto— Mrs. L. B. Hart, Geoifte
HolMiea. L. J. n«rt. Alamivla— Mrs. J. F.
lassett. Florence Watson. E. 11. Myers. Berke
i*f— H - C^olcy and W !f«. Miks M. E. Cooley.
»ft l i ella * lirirtsson. David S. Roth and wife.
MiM Juae R. ScUloss. Mantoa. CaL— A. E.
. Towntenil and wife. Los Gatos— C. M. Hunter.
A«tloeh~Mr«. John Feanell Jr., maid and cbll
areß, Mn. Nell Curtis Lincoln. P. W. Peters
and wife. Hollywood. Cal.— H. McX. Beede
anrt wife, George Dunlopp and wife. Bakers
°'w — A. J. Poliinsbome. New York olty— Mrs.
-*• »• Altmea. Globe. Arir.— Edgar E. Barker
and wife. Pittsburg. Pa.— Frank Shiras. Hel
ena. Mont.— K. S. Tlpton. Milwaukee. Or.—
« IB ?, Mr »- J - T*- Beckley. Medina. N V—
e?"!^' 8 -' Stratton. R*no, Nev.— Edward
brtunldt and wife. Winnipeg— W. E. Prescott
. and wife. Hamilton, Ont.— Mrs. A. E. Wal
*? n - , N «w York— L. W. Treadley. Honolulu—
Cbarles J. Hummel. Battle Creek. Mich.— J.
K. Weeks and wife. Lansing. Mich.— Mrs.
James \. Barry and danphters. Greenville.
{*" wD-~;7w D -~;7- C - M «rk>*-J-. Miss J. M. Markley. Salt
f-"*' — Mlss Flanders. Miss Ostenbergr. Tun
brtflje Wells. EngUnd— Joseph G. Alexander.
BYRON HOT SPRINGS. June 22.—
During the past week the following
arrived here:
From Ban \ Francisco — B. F. Sharp. D. H.
CampheJl, B. Xierseb. Mrs. Edwarrt 11. Coleman,
Mrs. James Rpynolds. Xl>s Catherine Kergan, J.
Ktriner. H. Mason. A_ M. Mclnnes. Captain D.
Friel. Mrs. Kriel. S. \«Ui»Cison, Mr. aad Mrs.
P. S. Dickinson. S. Mer«ss. Mrs. L. A. Sour.
Mr«. A. Dorland. J. Derter, Mr. and Mrs. n.
RamwleU. Mrs. L. W. Sacborn. Mi«« Sanborn.
Mr. cad Mrs. Jamc* B. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Cal
"erner. F. Heckel. Brother Xenophon. Brother
firerory. n. F. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Frank. M!s* A. Coyle, G».r(.-c I.eivta. Maxwell
McNutt, Jasper O'FarrelJ. JoUo B. Gamer. Wil
liam haalburg, John J. McGoTcrn, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank J. Murphy. Mr. and Mro. H. F. Bash, H.
CoJsa. Amos Burr, John M. Curtis. James W.
Howell. T. W. Cutlibert. J. W. Cutbbcrt. Mr.
and Mrs. R. Hunton, P. Goeti, F. W. Blanch.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bensen. B. Chancy, Barney
Mariilinn. IL A. Smith. Mr. and Mre. Hudson.
J. H. Kleleer. Mi«> Dorscy. Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Oould. Mrs. J. J. Hyland and «3au?Uter. Mrs. J.
J. SuliiTan. Miss Lilian B. McCormick, Miss
J«ne Clyte. Mr. and Mrs. Max Ardenstein, E.
Johnson. John Johnson. Mrs. L. \V. Mof
fatt. /lsn Mary Moffatt. U. C. Ken
nedy. Fred Peterson. Oakland— A. Mpka. S.
Walter. Mrs. Annie Silra, Mrs. Mary Sllrador.
U. N. Moore, Aup:st Wenelander. Mrs. J. 11.
Mathis. J. P. Rohon. Freeman Frates. Mrs. V.
H. Reiaer. F. E. Whitney. R. H. Klngdon. J.
Lerford, George O. Austin. E. 11. Lohmann. Mrs.
P. TV. MaEill, W. D. .Thomas, A. L. Duke. C.
H- T. Chaler. W. E. Callahan. Miss Alice Jones,
Charles H. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. James Jackson.
Alameda— William La Croix. Mrs. J. E. Brennan.
Gns Bossiter. Berkeley— W. A. Warm. Mr. and
Mn. H. B. Griffith and child. Mrs. B. H. Lang
ley, P. H. Booth. Charles 11. Spear. Stockton—
J. M. Kll^. Uorton Kile, Lincoln Carr. H. S.
Todmann. Fresno— Hector Burnes?. Kobert Lowe,
C. B. Anton. Antioch— B. Adams. L. Marpin.
Ruth Turner, Sire. Frank Tnrner. Miss Sadie
Tnrner. Martinez — G. E. M lines and eon, Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Bodgers and son, Mr. and Mrs.
A. E, Donkel and 6on. Mrs. A. J. Soto. Los An-
Pfles— Mrs. H. D. Lombard. Mr. and Mrs. F.
W. Flint Jr.. J. Goldle. Willis Booth. Madera—
J. H. Cox. Gns* Valley — M. C. Bnrian. C<-n
terrille — Mr. and Mrs. S. Sals. Oklahoma H.
Nellsen. Bakersfield— W. X. Brltz. Veteran*'
Horne — 5. B. Abbott. Sacramento — Peter Bohl
Lockforrt— Mr. and Mrs. A. I. 1.y0n.. Woodland—
E. B. Haywards. Tracy— L. B. Smith. Lod!—
A. P. Jacoby. Prlo Alto— Mlfw Mary I. Loekev.
Reno— Mrs. W. E. Dalton. Kocbester, X. V.—
Ben Levy. "Boston— M: Sullivan. San Rafael-
Mrs. S. F. Grerer. Larkspur— B. Caswin. Bull
froK, Xcv. — V. T. Ilogratt and Mrs. Upeiratt.
Chicaro— L. D. Drake. C. H. O'Brien. Kansas
City, Mo.— John SeitxeL -r: \u25a0 .
HIGHLAND SPRINGS, June 22.—Re
cen% arrivals here are:
From Ran Francisco— Mrs. W. R. Davis, Miss
Beale, Kenneth Davis, Asliton Doble. Mr. au<l
Mrs. W. H. Hammaa, E. Siegfried. E. Waters.
»iis» May O'Connor. Miss Ethel Clarke. Mi«s
Madelaine Smith. S. Boseathal. Miss Mac H.
Snrder. Miss M. Charlotte Sehultz, F. L. Wolfe
end wife. W. H. Hord «nd wife. C. H. Hord and
wife. Crocker Hord. William Spencer and wife.
Mrs. S. La. Grave. George J. Kruechel, C. E.
Rltch and wife. Mrs. J. M. FalrchiM, C. D.
Northrep. Q. W. Hallwell. Mrs. M. W. Plnm
mer, A. H. Snead, D. A. Bonney. Thomas Pol
lars and wife: A. W. Pollard, wife and child;
Dr. C. J. Stephens, Herbert Schmidt, Joseph de
Frotas. Mrs. L. U. Lee. Harry Smith and wife,
Georre Campbell and wife. G. H. Stoddard. L.
J. Hamaergniftb and wife. Lakeport — R. 8.
Rodman. 11. B. Churchill and wife, H. B.
Churchill Jr., H. M. Coi:cer, John T. Manning.
J. Mantz. J. Wtnton Castner. Miss Madolyn Par
rish, Mis* Hallie Parrish, Henry Slotter, Wil
liam <Je la Rosa. Mrs. Bart. Mlsb Burt, J. H.
Mrmtleth and wife. Oakland— M. J. Laymanc*
and wife. Hazel Laymance, Miss G. Lavmance,
Miw 8. Layxnanee; F. J. Lanpe Jr., wife tai
••hlid: Charles Xuraan and wife, Mrs. Taylor,
Mr. Chrtftmas, Mr. and Mrs. Georg-e Rodolph,
M!ss Marlon Hodolph, Mis* Helen Rodolph, Mrs.
W. D. Hnntinston, W. L. Huntington, A. T.
Flynn and wife, E. P. Vandercook. Vallejo— G.
S. Brew. H. J. Aden. Kulxun — W. C. Bobbins.
Woodland — Mrs. G. D. Stephens, Paul Stephens,
Jack Stephens. Alameda — Ira Sanford and wife,
B. C Scott and wife. Miss D. Tlsdale. Mendo
c!no — G. A. Boyd and wife. Berkeley — Cassie
Brown. Savannah. Ga. — Miss Anna Bell. Ross —
Mia Anita Davis. Piedmont— Edward Eklns.
Heplasd — James Ondenulne. ' Santa Crnz—
Mr». J. E. Taber. Placerville— Miss Maude
Frey. Blue I^ake — William Baesler. Petaluma—
Dr. J. T. O'Brien and wife. Kekaha. H. L— A.
G. Home.
BARTLETT SPRINGS. June 22.— The
following guests are registered here:
Vttttn S«n Francisco — n. C. MeJsel. Mr. and
Mrs. H. Luke, Frederick Mallo. Mrs. Calvin.,
Ernest Glrard, Mary E. Jacobs. G. Rovard. T.
Sbea, C Ilaenne.' B. Groth. Nellie Dorn, Olga
I.nnd*. C- O. dlnPh, Theodore Itctbers, S. H.
DanieU, J. F. Piatt. S. Rchwartx, Mrs. W. n.
Baker. W. 11. Brown and wife. -William A.
Bbolt*. Pan! Jeger: 11. P. Abrahamson. wife and
family; T. E. Doprey and wife, Mrs. C C.
ni'hard, Mr*. Isabel Sanderson. Miss Sander
eon. A. n. Southard, H. C. Spurr. Oakland— A.
B Woods and wife. M. Dupdell. W. W. Carth
walte and wife.' Mrs. A. G. Tiebiera, J. W.
C*rth«»alte, Oougl»«s Talbot. W. H. Snyder,
Marcaret C. Hyde, Jennie I)euny. James Henne
berry and wife. SanU Clara — F. C. Frank.
Santa ticsa — Tbomas P. Keeran. Sacramento —
II Willie Opg. Ely. Ner.— C. W. Wilson. Lot
Ancele»— Mrs. L. D. C. Gray. Willows— A. M.
MUler. Portland, Ore.— M. J. Kelly. Toledo.
O --James D. Burns. Providence, B. I. — M,
Kelly «*"<! wife. Williams — W. C. Rojrers.
Acampo— J. P. Sbaw. M. Van Gelder and wife, i
Tucson Arts. — Mrs. Ida-Cboate. Chicago, 111. — '
Mrs 3. B. Bnff. Colusa — James Watt Ala
mrda—C. M. Culver. Redding— C. E. Adams.
Ptnole— H. S. Beta.
AETNA SPRINGS. June 22. — Follow
ing are the recent arrivals here:
From gas Fraociftco — Dick Carlton, Wilson
Bicbop. TV. B. d* L»ppe, Mn.W. U. <Jc Lappe, A.
J Kraow>bols. B. J. Petrie,Mrs. B.J. Petrie.Mlsa
M*«t a Mnrnhy, Albert Parr. H. G. Riehards.Mns.
H "O Rletiards, C. B. Hobson. Mrs. U. C. Stoney,
r' V Houston, E. Colter. N«pa — A. RaKmuKEcn,
¥\u25a0' W Cburctilll. Mr«. E. W. Clioreblll. Miss Doro
\u2666hr ChnrehtU, M»«« A'lirlnJa IWlerbWe, Ml*s
\Vlalfr*d Dollerblde. George H. Krancls. F. G.
Not**. Mr«. F. G. No.res. D. M. Norton, W. D.
j ' k , Mrs, W. D. Jack*, *iiss Tbrltna Jaclt».
Veweutle. Ta.— Frank 6. Hort. Miss May B.
niTtMn. Geor«« L. Pattereoo. Oak Knoll—
MtafEthol Melons. Oakland—George C. Mather.
Samuel KosU. H. Wwtdorf. Mrt. H Westdorf.
p»l« Alto— Dr. J- C. Spfncer. Mrs. J. C. Spen-
T^e. Alamedii— E. R. Marriott, Mra. E. R.
v^rrtott. Edwin Marriott. Mls» .. A. Park«r.
Berketey— Mr.- A. Touni?. Honolulu. H. I—
MU. PUlanl Jones. Lo» Gatos— Mm. Belle Her.
Jirt MMdletown-C. A. Lawler. Mra. C. A.
Kwley Cbwter Lawley. Bror Soderbjehn. Santa
p«r._Thomaf Duncan. Seattle. Wash.— X.
rhllbTri -° Chtlbeir. B. A. Clauwn, Mm. B. A.
CIiSS «. Helcna-W. A. Mackladex. Mra.
W A. Macklnder.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Juno 22.—Ar
rivals here are:
vmm San rcaneiseo— Mr." and Mra. W. G.
*SE Vn Maa». T. J. Raos^y. Miss A. Hanks.
s^toeS? MrVA. Heanlng. D. Henning Jr.. Mrs.
n Si. ».'H«»>W. J- C W«UfX and wife.
n Pitetoakßd wife. Adele Strabn. F. J. Itonsey.
?• r f Helms, C. Lukes. 1^ G. Hosttander. K.
Z'.*,ZlrbL Ed Scbwerln. R. Shrader. Mrs., A. D.
IvelirDr G-Th. Tnrkof.xW. C Lots, -a E.
f hti John M«ye» and family. Miss L. Denke.
i^Jr»tri*«»«. Berkeley— H. 8. Becbr. T. E.
JS^etU^Ur*. Obrien. Mr. Obrien, Mr. and
S2f jiSobiTMra- W. S. James, D. H. James.
MlsrMP J*»e«. Oakland— C. D. Martin and
HOTEL VENDOME, SAN JOSE, June
~2.—Regrlstered here during the past
week are:
n r c m r5S Fr "P« f «°- slr - *n<s Mrs. Ons Laker.
h" ; m« ' AdoI P b^ Kocour. Mr. and Mrs. I.
J H.il» "^ MIKS Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. X.
J. Hanington. Mr. and Mre M Leav n T,
Wright' &&£&&* M ' J - Manawe. Mrs. W. IT.
Port« ' a *T E i, ETe , r , ett ' J - "• PrWeau. E. D.
ce«W^- <, Ru8 * el . M r - *nd Mrs. E. O. Re
pensbuwr Mrs. James Robinson. Mr. and Mrs.
hm MnV'^ 1 Bned.'O. Pennell. Uaac Up-
Mr?' rr^i tt A - Ken"* 11 -. John Martin. Mr. mul
w\^ H. Beaver. Miss Isabel Beaver. Mis*
Co"lo vT ' y r « an<: U Mrs - Henrl - Mrs - Thomas
W ST- X', H - r'""«»«>l.r '""«»«>l. Mr. and Mrs. C.
\\vif n m 1m 1 « Ire - Jos '' ph Anstln. E. Myron
linn \i * ', \lotalin«\ Iotalin «- Val Smith. William M»
llno. Mr. and Mr,. C. I^>e. M. Lee, Richard Lee.
cZJtI t*?: f A - F « ptui >c. C. B. Voorhlw
vt^n i T i D » a . Tls «^ r - Warner, gpencer Grant.
M«. Roh<le Mrs. w. Hess. Mr. and Mrs. F. 11.
SH^; Charles E. Jones. M. B. Bowman. J. B.
Fmlilck, O. J. Beyfuse. W. D. Sheldon. Mr. end
Mrx. B. Henley. Mr. and Mrs. F. Meyer, V\
K2ST' WPW Pe x. cr oBo B - Kyne ' F - W ' BxlcnV 11.
Kperry F. N. Stetson. Mr. and M». Joseph E.
Ble , r - /Han S. Bier. Mr. and Mrs. 11. Bier, Mr.
and Mrs. R. C. Bolton. H. G. Playfalr. J. Lesser,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Rothblum. ' T. W. Salter. Ed
ward Knise: Ockland— Dorothy Doyle. Mr. and
Vi V. J 'r. B - Jordan . B. C. Parker, AY. E. Gra.T.
11. C. Hansen. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. A. Perry. M.
Kncli i : I-os Anceles— M. F. Van Horn. J. P. Grif
i-7; ?I? Ip J- JK D ' r-onibarci. Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Mint. J. Colille. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Burch, AY
M. Amos; from Berkeley— Mr. and Mrs. E. K.
Keyes. Mrs. WUiiatnftHenderßon Jr., Alfred D.
Henderson. William Ilenderson. Mr. and Mrs. U.
A. Grover. F. E. Caljell. Mr. and Mrs. M. J.
Dnan. R. S. Pettel; Sacramento — Mrs. 11. Weln
stock; New York— O. S. Dawson, M. C-. L€V»- - n
tritt. W. M. French. Louis Leaser: Madera — Dr.
and Mrs. J. L. Butln. Mrs. K. Haln. J. Roberk:
Alameda— William Pridham, Mrs. J. O. Wheeler.
Mrs. F. n. McCormick, Miss Grace McCormlck;
SanU Rosa— Mr. and Mriv H. S. DrminK, *Ir.
and Mrs. R. H. Gowry; Santa Cruz— S. William
son. Dr. W. R. Linseott; SanU Barbara—Marga
ret Stow. X. P. Perrire: San Luis Obigpo— C. J.
Taylor: Watsonville-^W. H. Weeks; La Joll*.
Cal.— Mrs. E. B. Scrlpps. Miss E. V. Scrlpps;
San Lcandro — L. C. Morehouae; Los Gatos — Xtr.
and Mrs. R. H. Cool, Mrs. Iff. E. Walker; Sun
Mateo — Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hamilton; San An
*elmo—l. B. Briggs: Eureka— Clarence Lon«;
San Rafael— J. H. Goerl: Tracy— Mr. and Mrs.
L. B. Smith: Liverpool, England— G. H. Suntl»
worth: Peoria. 111.— Mr. and Mrs.,M. N. Ulridi,
Miss Mary Dlrlch; Reno, A'ev. — Mr. and Mrs. O.
J. Anderson; New York — Aug Struppmann; De
troit, Mich. — Mrs. J. S. Sweeney. J. S. Sweeney;
Wcßtchester. O. — Mrs. ii. W. Scrlpps. E. W.
Scripps: Fresno — J. G. Scrtpps; Portland. Ore —
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Harriugton; Vancouver, B.
C— Mr. and Mm. G. Fortlur; Decatur, 111.— Mr.
and Mr*. W. J. Grady; Spokane— Mr. and Mm.
R- E. Shipley; Indianapolis. Ind.— Mre. Struhv;
Chicago — R. C. Bnnnond: Racine. Wis. — Mr. md
Mrs. G. V. Rogers; St. Louis— Mrs. A. L. Drey,
Miss Drey, Miss Ethel Drey; Philadelphia— J.
H. Kahn.
BARTLETT SPRINGS. June 22.^ — The
following guests are registered here:
From San Francisco — P. T. Casey, P. R.
Lynch, Don D. Davenport, Samuel Howard.
Geortre 11. Xewman, C. C. McMahan, , Frank
R. Dann and wife. A. W. Ellinjrwood. T. W.
Tarxart and wife, Edwin T. Mullen, Bessie
CabiH, A. Meyer and wife. Mrs. A. Meyer. Etta
Meyer. A. R. Kanaka and daughter, William
Rewve. Gustare Sehnee and wife. D. X. Coyne,
Mrs. J. G. Spencer. Mre. S. La Geave, Eugene
Bertrand: Charles J. Kinjr, M. D.: Mrs. F. J.
Gluyas and daujfhter. GeArge B. Xewbaner. J.
T. McCarthy. Skmuel Jones. John MV Patter
son, C. n. HolbrooV, J. J. V.gs.n, Paul Rossiter
and wife, Paul Rosslter Jr., Miss Gertrude
Rossiter. Ailene RoßKlter, E. Marks. L. V.
Fsrran. Adolph Dittman and wife. Mlsb Alma
Dittman. Miss Tlllle Dittman. Mrs. M. Ewers.
W. 11. Hord and wife, C. 11. Hord and wife.
Crocker Hord. S. C. Schwartz. 11. Hansen and
wife, Conrad Kissling. A. Kissline, Miss Eliza
beth Kisslinp. W. 11. Baker; William W. Alver
son. wife and two children: H. A. Smith, J. 11.
Klelscr. Mrs. M. P. Dorsey, Miss Dorsey. M.
HochUelmer and wife. Sacramento — Mlm Hannah
Ripney. Miss Lucy Preston. F. E. Michel. 11.
K. Johnson. James H. Donnelly. Oakland — Miss
Virplnia Shaw. Miss Alma Shaw: 11. P. Delhi,
wife and son: G. F. Wehr and wife. E. 11.
Kennedy. C. E. Shaw, J. Mendes and wife. R.
Hayes and wife, E. Erlckson. Alameda— Mrs.
M. L. Culver, L. W. Bissell and wife. 11. Bis
sell. Berkeley — Percy 11. Burns. Rohnervllle—
B. H. McXelll. Los Anceles— John F. Cook.
M. G. Eshman. R. W. Hill, Hancock Banning,
«. A. Hancock. Red Bluff— Miss Marjie Lewis.
Scenic. Wash. — Henry Hlahn. Marysville — Fred
J. Wilklns. Redding — M. E. Adams. Upper
Lake — Fred L. Morrison, Samuel Jones. Me<l
ford, Ore.— W. S. Clay, daughter and child;
Mrs. Martha Btss and child. Orovllle— O. O;
Leeras*tffnoli. . Lewlston, Idaho— Thomas - Liml
say. Watsonvllle — Dr. Xathanlel Green. Mld
dietown — John Quarrels. Santa Rosa— rC. C. Don
ovan. Lakeport— R. L. Webb. C. W. Haycock.
Fred A. Green, D. F. Mclntlre. S. S. Rus
fell, I. J. Otis. San Anselmo — J. Richards. San
Lorenzo — M. E. Clcanco. Reno, Xcv. — Robert
Xayior. Aliens — Paul Jeser. Hayward — S.
Vierra. Xorth San Juan — I. B. Archer, wife
and child. Sausslito— Thomas Haley, Mac Haley.
Meridian— L. Summy. Kelso, Wash. — W. R.
Dickinson. Woodland — Harry Chase. San Mateo
— C. J. Rite and wife. Chlco — F. J. Boucher
and wife. T. E. Boucher. Fresno — Fred A.
Berir. Xevada City— Stephen Walsh and family.
Allegheny — Mrs. Geortre Flynn. Williams—Wil
liam Quirrley. Leesvllle — Mrs. W. W. Board
man. L'klah — J. B. Mathews. San Jose — W. O.
Watson. Xapa — Mrs. Morrow and son. Xez
Perces, Idaho — T. M. Ockler. Larkspur— Mrs.
G. Cagwln. Trinity Center— Mrs. P. McDonald
and eon, Mrs. G. W. Hall, Raymond Taple.
LAUREL DELL, June 22. — Arrivals
for the week are:
From San Francisco — George VJ Olliver: A.
S. Mosante, M. D.: John McPh«a and Mrs.
McPhea. James Davis, R. Harri*. W. P. Day,
C. Sklfe, 11. C. Broler. O. L. Wolf and wife,
L. W. Braden and wife. 11. K. Tolchard. C <;.
Bolsdorft. J. J. Ahera. Mls« If. Nager) MiX« L.
Nager, F. B. Hall, Charles Hect, Joel Hcet.
S. Aronson, Gus Taubles, Mlrs Freshie, Charles
L. Weil!. Will R. Welll Jr.. John Lull, Sam
Cullen. G. H. Grubb. L. Lesser, K. W. Chad
bum. C. Lcug. A. Carron, R. S. Morgan. L. F.
Farren. W. H. Hord and wife, C. H. Hord
and wife, Crocker Ford. D. Carron, G. S. Hall,
D. H. Johnson. W. Keller. G. 11. Arkrader. G.
11. Hockg, Winnie G. King, George S. New
bauer. T. J. Kennedy, Thomas Crowley, Meyer
Freedman. Miss Lilian de Lonir, J. H. Wool
len. T. Meller, J. A. Piatt. Mr. and Mrs. J.
Murray, Mrs. E. Lander, Miss C. G. Murray,
J. Murray, Mr. and Mrs. George Broemmcl,
Miss H. F. Eggers. Louis Kplgel. F. C. Dietrich.
H. J. Frasue. Mr. and Mrs. J. O'Brien, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Jacobs, 11. C. Mercer and wife,
W. B. Cbeatham and wife. Miss 11. Strabam,
Mrs. Straham, W. A. Kd wards. Miss Lena D.
Edwards.' Miss Hecht. Mis« Clark, E. M. Hecht
and chauffeur. G. W. Varebies.
From Oakland— Mr. and Mrs. William Muller,
C. D. Martin and wife, E. O. Polk, T. O'Con
nor, D. G. Howe. M. G.A rmstrong. M. R.
Walsh, 3. R. Xeylau. Miss Wellish. Mrs. Don
Morris, Don M. Morris. 11. V. Unions and
wife, M. Wolfshon, James Daniels, Mr. and
Mrs. T. Roudlof. Mr. and Mrs. George 11. Roud
lof. Miss M. Roudlof, Miss H. Roudlof, Miss
Blanche Raymond, Sir Lester Rice, George K.
Knuckles, M. 11. Wolfxobn, George Waine, Mm.
E. Walne.
From Berkeley — Thomas Addlscn and wife,
Miss L. Addlson. Miss L. Kryes, .F. G. An
drews, Miss N. E. James, Mlfr D. N. James,
Miss N. G. James. Joseph JounJaln and wife,
Mrs. F. W. Simpson. . • * \u25a0
From Alameda— C. Alexander, J. P. ' Thorn,
J. H. Skinner. Mrs. E. 11. Dodge and wife,
Mrs. Nason, Miss E. Nason. Miss A. Xason,
riarrold W. Henderson, Roy Miller, Mrs. B. 'D.
Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Hopkins.
NAPA SODA SPRINGS, June 22.—Re
cent arrivals here are:
From San Francisco— Joseph Magnan and wife,
A. L. Frledlander and wife. E. H. Simon.
Louis Ebenson, J. J. Gottlob and wife. Miss
Sophie Well. -'Alexander Well. Miss Florence
Seller, J. Schaen. Mrs. M. Pollard. Miss -M.
Wallard. George Newbauer, Sidney Schleslnicer,
8. G. Mlsb and wife. Miss Rosebud Mich. Miss
Florence Mlsh, C. Rosenthal. Mrs. 3. Marks, H.
Lovericb, J. Taylor, Mies Tay. J. Tabor. Mrs.
Fltzjribboa, W. A. Smith. Oakland— H. B. Tay«
lor. E. Rassette, Charles Newman and wife, Mrs.
Charles Taylor, Andy Chrlsensen, Stanley Jack
son. Mrs. Chauncey Taylor. Mrs. S. !H. Michler.
Miss Clancy. Berkeley— Mrs. W. 'J. Otis, J.
Welll. Miss Claire Ferrln, J. Howard Johnston,
Miss Katharyn Morris, B. M. Caillsle. Reddlnz
—Mrs. D. G. Reid. , .
HOTEL, RAFAEL. June 22.— Arrivals
here for the last week are':
From Stn Francisco— Miss Bachmtn. C. C.
Glbbs. R. F. Tllton. C. R, Parrar, Mrs. L. 'L.
Baker, Miss D. Baker. H. Baker, J. 11. Wll
bert, J. A. Deneen, Mr. ; and Mrs. E. Crlddle,
E. E. Howard. T. E. Hynes, Mr. and Mrs. 11.
Wagenhelmer.* H. C. Pendleton, L. A. Schwa
bacber, S. 1. Schwabacher. Mr. and Mrs. J. !•;.
Freeman, Miss Maud Payne, Mrs. M. Mathews,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Nlckelsbnrger and family, ' Mrs.
T. Cahn. Gus Sutro. E. V. 'Smith,' H. Drew
swain. M. Greenwald, Mr. -and Mrs. - W. * O.
Squires. Mr. and Mrs. 'J. t». - Porter, \u25a0 Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Murphy, I Mr. and Mrs. A. Arllss,
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Cowles, Miss Cowles.
SODA BAT SPRINGS, June 22.—Ar
rivals here are:
From San Francisco— Mrs. A. H. Smith, Miss
F. Smith, Miss Ramona Smith. Dr. C. J. Ste
phens. J. H. Etter. A. W. Knowles, S. B. Short*
ridge. H. A. McPhee, V. (Mayers, Mrs. T. N.
Schwartz, M. Abrahams and' wife. Oakland— J.
A. Garthwalte, Douglass Talbot, Charles Laid
low, J. F. Roberts. "Mrs. A.' G. Tasbelra. Charles
H. Lind.vH. J. Moore. Highland Springs-~M.
J. Laymance. Mrs. M, J. Laymance, Miss Blanche
Laymance, Miss Grace Laymance, Miss . Hazel
Laymance, C. G. Yordl. L. Itlce. . A. . H. Snead.
Alameda — Miss \u25a0 Dean Frances Tisdale, Mr. and
Mrs. 8. . C. Scott. . Liverpool. England — O." A.
Romaln. Richmond, Va. — S. Bogert. ' -
Contlnuea on rnge 43, C©I«V6 and 7
THE SAN;
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NO RAISE IN PRICES
The place to spend your vacation and drink
the fauions B-irtlett Water, tlint cures. Ex-
cellent trout, flshiu^. Good hunting. .-.Plruty of
saddle horses and rigs. Orchestra and dancing
every evening. Bowling, tennis, croquet and all
popular samDP. Wonderful soda magnesia batlis.
Kinst class inas6nj:lsts in attendance. N*:w
swimming tank. House keeping cottages for those
desiring same. Rate.a $3 to $15 per week. - One
to six rooms. Hotel rates $12 to $17.00 per
Write J. E. MeMAIIAN. Bn'rtlett Sprintrs,
Lake county, or call BARTLETT SPRINGS CO.
WATER OFFICE, 701 4th st., San Francisco.
Phone Temporary 34 or ISQ2 and we will call on
you. ';,'•\u25a0\u25a0-
WILLIAMS AND BARTLETT SPRINGS
STAGE LINE
Leaves Williams dally on arrival of northbound
train for Bartlctt," Allen's., - Hough's and Cook's
Springs. Dally except Sunday for Wilbur Springs,
Jones Springs and Sulphur Creek. Seventy-five
pounds of basffpse 1 - allowed with each tlcket.r
WILLIAM QUIOLEY, Proprietor.
Have a GOOD Time This Summer
Take a spin over the new Pleta Au-
tomobile Stage Line Into Lake county
and spend your vacation at
HIGHLAND SPRINGS
with Will Mariner and Jo Crate. Every-
thing first class. Bring your old clothes,
guns and bathing suits. At home all
summer. Full particulars at Bryan's
Information Bureau. 1732 Fillmore st.,
S. F., or by addressing
MARINER & CRAIG,
IVe»v Proprietors.
€ pit IN Cl <5
LAKE COUNTY, CAL.
Curpß all cases of kidney . nnd liver trouble.
The friend of the rheumatic and trout patient;
42 minernl spring;*. Hot sulphur and iron plunge
baths. Mnsmeula tub baths. Reference: Aay
guest for the last 20 years. Rates. $12 to $10
per week. Fare from San Francisco $9 ronml
trip. Leave San Franclpco 7:30 a. m. via S. P.,
or 8 a. m. via Cal. and Northwestern. Send for
catalogue or address J. W. LAYMAXCF.. Owner
and Manager. Howard Springs, Lake Co.. Cal.
SODA BAY SPRINGS
LAKE COUNTY, CAL,, j
Situated on the ptetnresque shore of Clear lake.
Finest of boating, bathing, huntln? and tislilnu:
unsnrpaßsed accommodations; new launch accom-
mrHiitincr 40 people built expressly for the use of
guests and (excursions. Terms $2 per day. $1:!
per week; special rates to families. Take Tibu-
ron ferijr 7:30 a. m.: thence by rail to Pleta:
then stage or automobile direct to Spring. Round
trip, pood for six months, $9. Further Informa-
tion address" manager* , J. McBRIDK and AGNES
BELL RHOADS, Soda Bay Springs, Lake county,
Cal.. via Kelseyville postofflce.'
LAKE COUNTY
<0 \u25a0 \u25a0 . . \u25a0.- :\u25a0 . -.. \
Take a trip to Lake county by Win. Spier's
wonderful stage line over the best mountain road
In California. Grand scenerr; easy carringes:
careful drivers. Round trip from S. K. to Hirbln
and Anderson Springs. $7; t«< Adams. Selglers, j
Hobergs. Howard, Astorg. Spiers and Olenbrook. 'i
JO. Stage leßves Calistoga 11:30 a. m., Sundays;
<-xcepted. Half hour for lunch at Callstoga i
hotel. Fifty pounds bageage allowed. Tickets
on ssle at Southern Pacific offices. • ,
ANDERSON SPRINGS
MIDDLETOWN POSTOFFICE, LAKE CO., CAL
Sis hours from- San Francisco via 7:40
Calistoga train. Rates $10 to $14 per week.
Hot sulphur. Iron , and natural steam baths
free. For pamphlets go to Peck, Judah, 770
Market st. -
LAUREL DELL
The Switzerland of America
Boating, marine toboggan, howling , and other
amusements free to guexts. Write for pamphlet
to E. DURNAN. Prop., Laurel Dell P. 0.. Lake
county, Cal.; also proprietor La Trianon hotel. :
SARATOGA SPRINGS
15 different mineral springs for health and pleas-
ure. Write " for booklet. \u25a0 > *
J. MARTENS. Bachelor P. P., Lake Co., Cal.
SEIGLER
not Spring*, new . management. Natural . hot
baths for rheumatism, raalsrla, ttc. Wonderful
stomach waters. Swimming pond.- Baths free.
Kates $9 to $12. Address W. E. CATHIE, Selg-
ler. Lake county, -; Cal. . ';
HOBERG'S
In the- Pine mountains; California's choicest ell-
( mate. Phone, ' boating » and : swimming, croquet,"!
hunting and fishing.' Best of .meals.- Place to en-;
Joy country air; $3 to $10 -per week. . Further
particulars address HOBERGS, Lake county. : ;
;^^f\ TALKING
''3eßfcr&l* :MACH IN E
Victor, Edison, Zonopli onea, $10 to 9100
Largest Stock vt ; Hecords. We pay the freight.
PETER B^LCIGALUPI & SONS
1113-1115 Fillmore Ht.
" - Write for Catalogues. \u25a0••\u25a0 a --.-
OF UFE"
JONXS HOT STILPHTTR SPRIKGS— Sure cure
for rheumatism, malaria, . poison -oak,' all • skin
and blood - diseases. $8 to- $12' a \u25a0 week/ Stage
connects at Williams. Pamphlet. at Bryan's Bu«
reau. 1732- Flllmore street. TILDEN JONES,
Prop., Sulphur Creek, - Colusa county, Cal. -\u25a0 .
MONTRIG HOTEL
\u0084.\u25a0 For rates and particulars apply ' .C-
" i' C. F. CARR.i Prop.; Monte sKlo.^
, ' CASTLE ROCK TAVERN.^
' Now open 'under . new - management. i'A • delight-
ful homelike place to rest and enjoy the beauties
of - the I Sacramento canyon. * Rest . - and ; pleasure
here combine \u25a0 to drive -• doll \u25a0 care •\u25a0\u25a0 awa>." For
particnlara - addreea; ? B.ii W. .*? HARTSHORN,
Eubanks, Cal. .. -."*: . '\u25a0 : • .;. -.- -...'\u25a0•.. .' ".-'\u25a0 . \u25a0' \ .'.-•
I EL PIZMO BEAGH
• \u25a0:-''\u25a0•. Write*" tor 1 Book . >
" ELi PIZMO r COMPANY, > ,
?\u25a0':'\u25a0 .. '.' '\u25a0' : - _v.-'S v
BYRON^HOT SPRINGS
The waters core rheumatism— the environment Is
perfect — the hotel comfortable and supplied with
an ' unexcelled I table. See ' Southern | Pacific Infor-
mation Bureau,' ground floor, James I Flood Bldg.,
Pcck-Judah Co., 7SJ) Market eti or address hotel.'
Always Something Doing at
:^Lrwr ''B^l^l Medical Springs
Tennis, Saddle Horses, Fishing, Bowling, Shooting, Billiards. Mountain
Climbing and "excursions on Clear Lake. "
Witter Springs Hotel is new and modern in every.. respect and an ideal
place to spend your ; vacation.*" . Cuisine and service unexcelled. Fresh ber-
ries, fruit and vegetables, pure milk and cream from our 1,400 acre ranch.
Witter Water \ has become famous . in every part of the globe. - Drink
the water, enjoy outdoor sports, rest and recuperate all at the .same time.
For booklet and general information write to Albert J. Arroll, Manager
Witter Springs/, Lake County, California, or
Main Office— 647 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco
\u25a0 TELEPHONE FRANKLIN 2888
. s Witter Water Cures Liver Complaint
I
AMERICA'S GREATEST HEALTH AND
PLEASURE RESORT;
Positive cure for ''rheumatism, stom-
: ach and liver and kidney troubles. Ta-
ble first class. Good hunting and fish-
ing. Rates, $10, $12 and $14 per week.
Baths free to gruests. For further par-
ticulars write R. H. CURRY, proprietor
The Geysers, Sonoma county, p
Biißni/ r"!irfi"S" warm springs,
MM la Pi X Iftf V\ I Sonoma Co. Only 3 l-'J
iSmiiii IV LO I hou « from 3. F.. and
H|iiaaim «.—»rB but ? m ji el \u25a0 g tear j n «-
M<^t trains of N.^'. Fur'"" *t I'-iiHni, hf»h
morning: and evening. Round trip only
$3.75. New ow^nership and permanent
first class management.' Nine mineral
springs and superb boating and swim-
ming. "The prettiest place in Califor-
nia" Is the verdict of thousands. Terms,
$2 a day or ?12 a week. Information at
Bryan's Bureau, 1732 Fillmore St.; Peck-
Judah Bureau. 789 Market St., or ad-
dress Mrs. M. Mulgrew, Fulton, Cal.
Aqua Calicnte Springs
Send your family to the nearest Hot Sulphur
Springs to San Francisco. First oliss
modatlons. Special rates to families: no stag- .
Inc: four trains dally; . fare, rnund trip. ' $1.63.
Tiburon ferry or Oakland: two nours' ride. Ad-
dress TIIRODOR RICHARDS. Aqua Callente,
Springs. Sonoma county, Cal. j
_ _____ . _ __ __ j
_%lf I AAA HOT SPRINOS, Sonoma Co.. '
f"lfni.l.V only 4 1-2 hours from S. F.
XkllfttllutJ andbut9mllesstafirlnir. Meet
\u25a0 B \u25a0^«*^ trains of N. W. Pacific at Gey-
• %w s-jrville. both morning and evening. Round
. trip only $5.10. Reference : Any sruest of the
past 12 years. Terms, $-2.00 a day or $12 a week,
information at Bryan's Bureau. 1732 Fillmore St.;
Peck-Jiufah Bureau. 1 -789 Market Street, or of
F. F. Mulgrew. Skawrs. Cal. ' .
KKW ENGLAND HOME — Camp Meeker, about
40 rods from station. Beautiful walks, pra-d
scenery, \u25a0 hunting •«ndflshin?.-boatin«rf bathing
and croquet prounds. All kinds -of fresh fruit
. In season. Adults, $0.50 to .$7 per wick.
Special .rates for . children; •::= Addrcfa OFO:
HARRISON, Camp Meeker, Sonoma Co., : Cal.
'* V" - , GRAND TOUR TO. ;:; V. \
ALLOMIXG ' SIX ; DAYS OX ISLANDS
- llie land of brendfmlt. cocoanuts . and flowers.
jCleraent Wragge.'ln 'The Romance. of the South
\u25a0 Seas," says: . . ; ; .
I "Tahiti Is the. Island of ..the -pods..' People
i don't know, thoy have no of the
plorles of 'these islands. \u25a0 The plobe • trotter fol-
lows the beaten track and leaves ont this facl-
natins; spot. One should jro not only for; the short
stay that the steamer remains In port, but stay
over a steamer and become acquainted with the
natives In their picturesque villages." Native
fetes July 14 to 18. ' ' .
R. S. MARIPOSA sails July 1. Book now for
sailing of August 6. Sallinß of July 1 all sold.
Reduced rate. $125 for round trip. Send for
folder to 673 Market st. Tel. Tempornry .1231.
Klamath Hot Springs
Did not esperlenee any earthquake. . Flshlnc;
now first class. One of the most beautifully
located resorts, on the coast. \u25a0' Rat's very rea-
sonable. - Apply ito the PECK-JUDAH CO.. or.
Edson Bros., Beswlck, Cal., for Information.
SANTA CATALINA ISLAND
SUMMER 1907. »
Greatest ;* fishing ..tournament knovn. Aus-
pices "Tuna" and "Light Tackle" clubs. Prlxea
awarded. Write to ' or call on \u25a0'
, PECK-JUDAH COMPANY. -
7SO MARKET BT.. SAN FRANCISCO, CAU .
\u25a0 J. B BANNING. Traffic Manner. -
WILMINGTON TRANSPOUTATION COMPANY,
594 PACIFIC ELECTRIC BUILDING,
LOS ANGELES; CAU, :
I! OAKLAND'S BCAUTIfUL NEW HOTEL g
M 4t KET ROUTE INN" I
' 22D STREET AND BROADWAY 1 1
) Cuisine and Service Unsurpassed 1 1
Cafe a la Carte ' [ '•\u25a0.'* '\u25a0•
Convenient to San Francisco \u25a0
X. S. MULLEN, Mgr. J|
"khite sulphur springs
Here It the - Place for Health and Pleaiure—
Within 2% hours' ride of S. F. Boating, svrlm-
ming,' driving, dancing, etc. - The finest sulphur
springs in the state. Reeommpude 1 for Rheu-
matism. Stomach ;-. Trrtnble,"^ etc.""! Bocklera . ,at
Peck-Judah Bureau, .789 Market at., or M. Mid-
rid, Vallejo White Snlphnr Springs,- Vallejo, Cal.
RICHARDSON SPRINGS
f Open entire year. Ten mllet from Chlco, CaL
Send for pamphlets. ; J. -. H. • RICHARDSON. -
THE KENILWORTHj
Mill Valley, t5O Z minutes \u25a0 from ; San ' Francisco. I
Superior accommodations.' French- chef. . <: j
. rJ> , MRS. . G. GRUSS. Proprietor. V
IiOTEL BEiUVEDEIiE
-''Ready for guests. Ample accommodation!. New
annex. , Private baths, fishing, . bathing, boating.
Address I MRS. A. : T. MOORfi, : BELVEDERE. : >v :
DUNeANISeRINQS
Now ; open. Ratea i from - $11 ;\u25a0 upward ' per ' week.
Write for particulars.' Address HOWELL BROS.,
Hopland, " Mendoctno county, f Cal. * <\u0084 j ; \u25a0
Spend your Tacation at SHEBLET UULE, Splen-
did hunting. Ashing, bathing and boating. Good
' \u25a0\u25a0• opportunity *to i vtait ! Nevada •- Co. -, gold * mines.
:': '- Elevation 2,400 feet.' Shebley'g Station, on line
:i\ Nevada Co. ' narrow gauge *R. v R. -• Good room
?p and ' board. > ; Beautiful • scenery. •" No • consump-
' tins. \u25a0 P. 0., . 0; C. She Wey, -Chicago Park. Cai
VACATION 1907
ISSUED BY THE
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
SUCCESSOR TO
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
AND NORTH SHORE RAILROAD.
THE PICTURESQUE ROUTE OF CALIFORNIA
JS NOW READY FOR DISTRIBUTION
' GIVING FULL INFORMATION \u25a0
IN REGARD TO
CAMPING SPOTS. THE^LOCA-
TION. : X ACCOMMODATIONS.
ATTRACTIONS, ETC. OF
MINERAL SPRING RESORTS
AND COUNTRY HOMES AND
FARMS WHERE SUMMER
BOARDERS ARE TAKEN.
WITH TERMS OF BOARD.
$7.00 AND UPWARD PER
WEEK.
To be had at Ticket Offices. Ferry Building, foot
of Market street, and Room 080, Jarnex rlood
Building (General Offlees). San Fran-
cisco. Inquiry by Mall will bring an
. . . Immediate Response.
JAS. AOLER. J. J. GEARY.
Gen. "Manager. Acting Gen. Pass. A Frt. Agt.
'SPRINGS"'
XOW OPEX
Our automobilefi meet trains at St. Ilelena
every day except Sunday. Take 7:4rt a. m.
broad • gauge boat. Commencing June 7, to
accommodate weakend guests on Fridays and
Saturdays, will also meet train leaving S. F.
at 3:30 p. m. via Tlbnron. Fare $7 round
trip. . Write for Information.
: AETNA SPRINGS CO.
Aetna Springs, Xapa County, Cnl.
NAPA SODA SPRINGS
NOW OPEN.' The most beautlfnl mountain
health and pleasure resort. New skattnjt rink.
Address JOHN JACOBS, Proprietor, Napa Soda
Sprlnps. Cal.
WILSON'S INN
A home mountain place. 12 miles from Napn.
El. 1.000 ft. Pure Hlr and water. Own milk,
cream, fruit and vegetables.' Phone and srns.
$S to Jll per week. Folders. ARNO 11. WIL-
SON, Atlas. Napa Co.
JOHANNISBERQ
El. 1.200 ft. Beautifully situated among the
redwoods, .floating and bathing. Stage meets
guests at Oakville, Napa Co. Rates reasonable.
MR. AND MRS. TIIEO. BLACKENBURG /JR.
HONOLULU
> FOU YOUR
SUMMER VACATION
Bates $125 Round Trip. 8. 8. ALAMEDA.
This favorite steamer of the Oceanic line satis
\u25a0 every 3 weeks to Hawaii. Every one should make
this most delightful of trips. Book now and get
the best accommodation*. You will find a gener-
ous welcome In the Islands. There's nothing that
compares to It. Sailings July 13, August 3, etc.
Office C 73 Market St., San Francisco. Tele-
phone .Temporary 1231.
CAMP TAYLOR" RESORT
First • class hotel accommodations. Tents, cot-
tages ftnd family grounds unlimited. Boating,
swimming and fishing. Grocery and butcher oa
the ground. Terms most liberal. Send your
family. Apply ADAM BREHM, Prop. \u25a0 ,
N. W. R. ; HOTEL BEETKAND, Marin Co.
First class accommodations; special rates for
families and parties. Hunting, fishing, boating,
bathing; beautiful drives to Bear Valley and
ocean; • Telephone.'" Postofflce at : the hotel. Ap-
ply to J. ! F. . BERTRAND, \u25a0 Tocaloma,- Cal.
HOTELr v RUSTIC AI\O
-'"First '.season;^; entirely "renovated; : beautiful
scenery,' boating. 'bathing., fishing, bunting, danc-
ing, bowling, croquet, tennis.' Rates, fa to $12.
By the day,. $2. Special rates to families.
Address L.,B._SELENGER. Prop., Camp Meeker.
ARROWHEAD HOT SPRINGS
Southern California; elevation 2.000 feet; water
10C degrees; natural steam and mud baths; new
hotel.- Write for booklet or call at BRYAN'S,
1732 FILLMORB ST.. SAN FRANCISCO.
TENTS
CAMP FURNITURE AND HAMMOCKS
AT FACTORY PRICES.
i W.A.PL.UMMER
' '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 -: First 'and - Franklin Sts., v Oakland. ~
115-117 DROMM STREET, Sin Francisco. '
CITY- SUSCRIBERS -WHO DESIRE
fHE GALL
j MAILED TO THEM ?' ,
At Summer Resorts
Or Other Oat-of-Town Places
Will please ' not! fy office* giving: city
addreaa and length of time desired
sent to new address. On retarnlns,
please . notify office, >In \u25a0 or der that
service by carrier may be promptly
resumed.'
:: HOT ::
SPRIINfpS
New Ownership and Management-
Grandest and Most Accessible of all
Resorts. -_ * ,
Only Seven Allies of Beautiful Stag-
ing. Fine AutomobHing.
Waters Awarded First Prize at St.
Louis Exposition.
Natural hot soda, sulphur, plunge and
tub baths, 104 to 110 degrees, for rheu-
matism, malaria, • liver, kidney and' all
stomach troubles. Iron and arsenic.
Altitude, 1,400 feet Swimming tank.
hunting 1 , fishing, bowline. tennl3,croquet.
dancing; gas. Expert masseurs. Round
trip ?S. Rates $10.50 to $16. Baths free.
Trains leave Third and Townsend at
8:30 a. m. First and Broadway. Oak-
land, 7:57 a. m. Information of S. P.
Co. or.H. H. McGOWAN. Prop, Para is o
Springs, Monterey county, Cal.
, THE ,
New^ Hotel
SAN JOSB, CAL.
Thoronghly rebuilt and refurnished. Une iceiled
cuisine. Kvery modern convenience. Charmingly
located In beautiful park.
Swimming pool. bOTvllnc alleys, tennis courts.
A delightful place to spend the snmmer. Rates
reasonable. ' C. C. WELLMAN. Manager.
TAHOE TAVERIS |
POPULAR AS EVER |j
' Add. Mrs. Alice Richardson, 3lfjr., H
TAHOE, CAL. H
CASTLE CRAG FARM
. Former Site CASTLE CRAO TAVERN. '
100 Acres Forest, ' Meadow and Garden I*and.
Furnished log cabins, .$1 per .'day each person;
special family rates. Central, grill. European
plan, 'genuine borne cooktng,'"rea«onable charges.
Here you are expected '- to wear plain clothes
and lead a simple life; If yon can't do this,
don't come. Address SI. W. HARLOW. Manager.
Castle Crag (via Dnrmtnntr). California.
CAMPBELL'S HOT SPRIXGS
•'H. PEARCE. Prop.. Sierra vllle. fal.
* Most beautifal resort in "ierra Nevada moun-
tains: IV. miles from Sierra ville. overlooking the
grand Sierra valley; altitude 5.00O; water unsur-
passed I for rheumatism, gout, liver and kidney
complaints and all stomach troubles; no snakes
or poison oak: plenty of bnntlng and fishing;
good livery; plctur#«qn* drives. \u25a0 Rates $12 to
$14 week. Hound trlp\ticket to Truckee or Boca.
At Trnckee stage direct to springs, or by Boca
and Loyalton R. R. Round trip tickets. Pam-
plilets on application.
THE OAKS
Finest resort In the- Sierra Nevada
foothills; excellent table; 10 free amuse-
ments. . Write for illustrated booklet
and rates, then you'll go to THE OAKS.
Address The Oaks, Applegate, Cal. - .
National
HOTEL AND ANNEX ~^
Nevada City. Cal. RECTOR BROS.. Props.
"MINES. PINES AND SUNSHINE" .
THE PIEDMONT OF AMERICA
Send for Booklet
The Largest and Mont Popnlar Summer Resort
In California. \u25a0 i
TALLAC
LAKE TAHOE. M. Lawrence* Co., Propt.
OPENS FOR GUESTS JUNE 1. 1007.
, To rent — Tent city for summer resort at Dor-
mer Lake. Write for particulars. S. McKay,
Trockee. Cal.
WHITNEY. HOUSE
Leading Hotel and Summer Resort. Truckee. Cal.
. S. McX AY. Proprietor. \u25a0\u25a0
LAKE IKDEPEITDEKCE— In the high Sierras.
15 miles from Truckee, through 7 miles of mag-
nificent pine forest. Trout flshlnjr in lake and
stream. Hunting, boating, bathing. rldJng and
driving. Tents for outdoor life. Table unex>
celled. Excursion ratea from all parU of sUte.
Miss R. Ward. Mgr.. Hohart Mills P. P.. CaL
GIANT FOREST. (Sierra . Camp), de-
. ilxbtful mountain retreat for snmmer vaca-
tion. $12 a. week. Key to high Sierra*. Mts.
Alta. Silllman. Whitney. Kings and Kern riv-
er*. Finest fishing. 5,000 big trees. Book now
for July and August. Address Bnvler A Hop-
plnsr. Kawoah, Tulare county. California. -
DE VEGAS VILLA DEL RIO
'.I GEERNEVILLE. .
Hotel, Cottage* and Camp Sites
Particulars MRS. E. DE VEGA. P. O. Box 136.
CAMPING
OUERNEWOOD PARK, on Russian river; fish-
ing, boatinic and ha thine; tents and cots* rented:
lots t*t sale. Write for circular. GUERNE &
McLANE. Guernevllle. ». . ' . " .
VICHY SRRIINGS
MBNDOCINO COU>'TV
- Curative waters, champagne baths and famous
beauty both*. Hunting, fl'hlng. first class table.
J. A. REDMEYER. Proprietor. . :
A Trip to Mt; Tamalpais Tavern
For a day of recreation, a night of rest
and a morning ride down the mountain
on the Gravity Car, take, the boat via
Sausalito, and Mill Valley. Sunset and
sunrise as seen from ML Tamalpais are
beautiful. .The accommodations and ser-
vice are 'superb. -See dally paper for
time card. ALFRED H- JOHNSON. M»r.
laOl llpTvSQjfivtl Vafael
50 minutes rf^^€»a \u25a0rancsc*. Hall-
hourly servfcej Yi*-<k>ejin bUn $1.50
And up. Ametyy pb\>JHP *~* up^
OWN SUMMER HOME f amn Mn^Lnr
L<l MQUNTMXS OF SDHOMA COUNTY Idliip lII KXMX
- Eqnable climate. " Lote $15 up. ' Cottages bnllt
$S3 up. .Depot, stores, restaurant, hotel: phone,
post, express, churches and sawmtU; l.ouo lots
sold: 500 cottage* built. -Sansallto ferry. M.
C. MEEKER. Cnmp Meeker. Sonoma county.
i. '-" >: • DR. C. CODOXSEtL'S 'i?'-
MINERAL SPRINGS at Glen Ellen, the greatest
remedy - for - lung ,* diseases, liver - and * stomach
trouble." rheumatism and catarrh. S. P. or S. F.
h N. P. Ry.' direct. \u25a0 Ttlrty cottages and tenu
furnished for: rent.' Fine flshlng. ...^pplr DR.
C. CO' DO NX ELL. 912 DevUadero street. .*\u25a0-.'
KEUTMOUTH— Private Summer Resort. Select
boarders. • Opens May 1." Terms reasonable. Mrs,
L. | Johnson; Kentfleld, Marin Co.. North Shore Ry.
LAWBENCE ..TOLA — Sonoia* family resort.
New. building; plenty of shade; bns dally to bot
springs ; Jl'day; week. H. rELLISSIEB.
Never a Doll tegnt
1 - ** ——IX——
SANTA CRUZ
The AthaSc Gty af the Padfic — la>
! World's Most Beautife! Ffay 6rcaa3
Opening of Summer
Season, May 1, '07
Seaside Resort— Hole! Capitcla
Hot salt bath.-*, surf baths, bowllnj. rtrSttng!
dancing. Furnished eottases for honse kepplii:.
Address Hotel Capltola, Capitoin. Cal.
THERE'S 03TLY OSE
DEL MONTE
Golf. Saa Sathiny. Xotoriac.
Parlor Car from 3an Francisco Twice Dai'./.
Soecial Week End Bates.
Trea Art Exhibition and Salea GaUery of Cali-
fornia Painter?.
C. W. KELLET. 790 Market Street. \u25a0
Telephone Temporary 3731.
Pacific Orove Hotel
Formerly Hotel El Carm«lo, Paclfle Qp>?«.
Under the *ame ownemhip as the Hotel •!•\u25a0!
Monte. A qnlet resort, with every comfort. »t
most reawnable rates. In close touch with S;in
Francisco. San Jose and Santa Cru*. Throng':
chair car and parlor car service to and from Lu.-*
Anjji'les and Saa Francisco dally.
BEAUTIFUL
PACIF^IC GROVE
BY THE SEA
Bext salmon flihlng on the coast. New bathin?
pavilion. Glass bottom boat and wonderful mi6-
marlne gardens. 15 ia tins and lanncb excursion!*.
Skatlas rinks. Two brass bands. Atlilns.-t U-uipl
of Trade.
Gilroy Hot Springs
v I %3
Qnality of the Waters.
Competent Masseurs.
Excellent Table.
Neatness of Rooms.
Are the feature* of these faraons sprlnss.
Send for booklet to W. J. McDONALD. Prop.
REDWOOD RETREAT
Alt. 1.000 ft.: built among beanttful grovo*.
The finest location In Santa Craz mountains:
plenty of fruit; amusement hall: siritatntn-.;
tank; billiards and other diversions frtp r>»
quests; mineral springs; ttshlne; ni>w free vacn-
tlon plan. |S to $10 per week. Phone or ad-
dress R. F. Warham, R. D. 28. Gilroy, Cal.
VILLA F^OISTEISAY
Cnder new manatrement. Santa Cruz mountain*.
3 miles from Glenwood. First class f.tbV.
Bowling, electric lights, MlHanls. dancing pa-
vilion, clnb room; |10 np. Phone State <".. Smid
for. booklet. Bice Uarper, H. F. D. 1. Santa Croz.
MT. VIEW RANCH HOTEL
And cottages in the mountains near Santa Crax.
First class table; club ronm: dancing pavlliun;
bowline, croqnet; rates $'\u25a0• and -$Tl>: carriage
fare. $1.25 round trip. Send for booklet. TOM'
PHILLIPS. Prop.. SanU Cnu. Cal.
BEACH HILL INN
Best location an Beach Hill. Santa Cruz. K:i-
larse<l since last season. Overlootclnir bench ami
Casino. Larce Grounds. Rooms haiidsciiucly uml
artistically furnlslied. Handsomest dlnins rot>:ii
In Santa Cnu. Write far booklet and ratus.
THE AIVTUERS
Large, nanny, well fnrnished rooms on r»r
Un«, within walking distance Santa Cnu brac-ii
and Seabrlght. commanding view of mountain*.
For particulars address MISS SIARIR E. VIZ
MANGE. The Antlers, Santa Cruz. Cal.
HOTEL ROWARDEiNNAN
BE.V LOMO.VD. CAL.
XOW OPEN
For reservations addre**
2_ HENRY O. WALTER. Proprietor.
HOTEL METROPOLE
EUROPEAN' PLaN.
Most Modern Hotel In Santa Cruz.
Rooms From sOc Up.
HEDGPETH BROS.. Props. /
WILLOW RANCH
| Dcll^htfnllr located In the redwoods. 5 milp*
from Santa Cnu: spring water, fruit, milk, ex-
cellent table; dally mall; telephone Suburban sT:
free conveyance: $7 per week. MRS. M. .1.
CRANDEIX. Santa Cms. Cal.
SEASIDE HOTEL.
Kuropean Flan
New. modern, elejantly furnished room*: din-
Ins room and xervlce tirxt class; at the hea \u25a0• •.
opposite Casino rink; popular prices. M. 11.
BECHER. Prop- Santa Cna. Cal.
HAMiY SAXITOBIU.n
At Santa Cruz by the sea. Modern treatments,
with electricity and massafp. Graduated niißw«i.
Medical nnd sawlcal patients fpcetred from all
pra-utclng physicians. Rates from $"-0 per wet-li
npwik-v». 'For particulars write MISS M. J.
HANLt. Santa Cruz. Cal. '
STrMKIT HOTEL — Cottaarea. tents, orchard,
redwoods, tennfc). croqnet. dancinK. flaliinz.
Charm in i spot la Santa Cms mountains. Round
trip $^.75.' Onf-laice meet* trains. Rates $3 to
$12 week. Mt. AND MRS. BOWMAN, prop*..
Wrifchts, SanU Clara cwtnty. CaL Phone Summit
Hotel or Metrlt 2579, Oakland.
SUM3IKR COTTAGE
To rrnt by the month; 5 rooms, nicely fur-
nished. Located In the heart of the Santa Crna
mxuntnla*. Good . flslilnz and hunting. Sur-
ronniled by ("mnmer \u25a0 n-surts. Ac^dresa A. H.
HARRINGTON. Santa .Crox, Cal.
HOLD YOUR BAGO AGE CHECKS
Until you reach Santa Craz and tetenMn* t»
CRAIG'S EXPRESS, phone Red 1161, or leav»*
your checks at Howe's Music Store, 169 Pacific
ay.. - Santa Crui. Agency for the S. F. Call.
Reasonable rate*. . Residence Dhone Red 1281.
THE MONTEREY
SPRINGS
And baths, tos IMMEDIATE relief and ABSO-
LUTE CURE of. Kidney diseases. Rheumatism.
Malaria. Stomach and Liver troubles and Ner-
vousness, etc. Cottage* or single rooms, with or
without board. Including baths aad the water,
$1 to $2 per day. • .• . . \u25a0
The finest flshlns XNOWIT within 8 minutes'
walk of this resorts which Is located within i
blocks of 2 Uses of streetcars, in the pines.
Take streetcar from Monterey or Pacific Grov*
to Prescott it.. New Monterey, or take die Bar-
rack* car to end of track and then walk 4 blocks
to the springs. Address J. O'CONNOR. New
Monterey. Monterey Co.. Cat
DR. C. C. O'DOXXEU.'S
MINERAL SPRINGS at Glen Ellen." the greatest
remedy . for lens diseases, liver and stomaeli
trouble, rheumatism and catarrh. S. P. or S. V.
* N. P. By. direct. Thirty cottages and tents
furnished for rent, fiae fishing. . Apply • DJU
C. C. O'DOXXELL. 012 Devlsadero street.
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