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40
Guests of Summer Resorts
AETNA SPRINGS, June 29.— The
jguests hero during the past week were:
From San Francisco— Miss J. Schrarter, Geonre
K. Dlllman, Bruce Dlllman, Wallace Dl'.lman. It.
*L Pratt. Mrs. 1L H. Sherman. Mr: and Mrs.
Clark, C. S. Nordell. F. J. Cooper. Mrs. F. J.
Cooper. James 11. Brown, Ralph* Huss, Mr?.
tUlph Ruaa, Ralph Fontaine Rut"*. Miss Claude
tFontaui*. Napa — Dr. Stone. Mrs. Dr. Slone,
•ss Stone, Elmer Stooe, F. Q. Noyra, Mrs. P.
Noye*. E. £L WinsbJp, Mrs. E. 'n. XVinship.
Miss Rathartae Wlashlp, Miss Janet Wlnshlp,
Carl Wlnshlp, F. W. Larcher. Berkeley— H. V.
Johnston. F. E. Cronlse, Major LI. M. Bensen,
Mrs. E. W. Williams, Harold E. Williams.
Marysvllle — Mr. and Mrs Belcher. Misa C.
Belcher, Mlse R. Belcher. 'Mpnlo Tark— Mrs. F.
W. McNear, Samuel Hopkins, M'.sa Florence
Horkln*. William Hoff, William Wirt. Cincln
hatl — Karl A, Voppler. Stanley F. Bryan. Frank
lin F. Jcwett. Goldfield, Nev.— Dr. J. U. O'Con
nor. Maidgtone, Enplanfl— Miss Fraacej Cox.
I-akeport — Captain Hunt. Lower Lake — C. W.
Baker, A, H. Go!d*tnlUi, C C. Goldsmith. Oak
land — Dr. T. A. Williams. Paris, France — B. J.
MEcFadyaa. Palo Alto — C. S. Dorrnlap. Stfll
water. Mica. — W. S. Matthews Jr. Sau Rafael—
H. S. Morton. Mrs. U. S. Morton. W. S. Morton,
Miss J. I. Baucder». Ftilsun— P. C. Pej-ton, Mrs.
P. C. Peyton, J-. W. Uapen. Bt Helena — Peter
HoJt, James H. Pillow.
TAMALPAIS TAVERN*, June 29.—Re
cent arrivals here include the follow
ing:
Frota San Francisco — Mr. unfl Mrs. Colin
Royd, Mlm Helpn Barker, Mr. and Mrs. C. It.
Sears, E. C Hutchenson. Mr. aad Mrs. It.
Torter. Misa Panliae Hayes, W. K. White,
Kbox Mfidduz, Mr. and Mrs. Van Nest, Mr.
Keiss, F.. Oiirlon, Miss Edna Tersrhuseh, B,
Firm^tone. Stella Smith, Flossie Tanson, Mrs.
M. Tanson, B, Brown. Kvtlrn Olean. Mrs.
Merle Tanson, Mr. an<? Mrs. "F. J. M. GrMce,
nnrse and boy. Miss K. Marten. J?Hcuel Cerf,
r.lcsr O'.er. Mrs. A. E. D-wiup. Mrs. L. O.
Wiihe, Miss P. Kosta. Miss K. rohltaann. Mrs.
J. F. Season. • M!fs nester Borden. I^os An
ccles — Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Morse. H. C. V.'rd
dfir, Mr. and Mrs. n. E. Tl-kner, Mi*s P.a<l
cliff. Mrs. Burnsidp. Mr*. H. Cooke. Mill Val-
Jpy— A. E. Goodwin. Thomas Kent, William
Kent Jr., A. C. Querno. Grac? Thomas. Osk
land—Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Smith. Mr. nnd Mrs.
K. J. Smith, Fre<l Bmion. S. RicUardson Mrs
Jobs Wricbt. Mrs. Tliwijas P!ip!.t. Alameda—
Mrs. S. Cos. Mr. and Mrs. H. EL Hayc< Mm
H. C. Posers. Miss Pollock, Miss Ella Beil-
Ross Valley— Mr. end Mrs. Wo.-: -n J r
Woosten. Bwkeley— H. B. Rro» n, ' Mr. an I
Mrs. Fred Mies. Chieapo— W. E. Ganixon
Manchester— Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Crafty. Miss
rsnJiae Crafty. Cleveland— Mr. aci M-s
Iloyt. San Mateo— Miss C. Hiven, Mrs Monzon
F.. tt. Walter. Denver-— Mrs. Acm Jnmes.
Mis* Lola James. Mrs. M. A. Kin?. Miss Kln?
rortlana—Mr. and Mr*. A. L. Finley.
HOTEL. RAFAEL* SAN RAFAEL,.
June 28.' — Arrivals here for the week
are:
From S*n Francisco— Mr. ana Mrs. Garln Me-
N»b, Dr. and Mrs. McEnery, Miss McEnery, Cap
tain asd Mrs. Bell, Mrs. James Wiikins and two
boys, Mtes Wiiklos, Mrs. R. T. Meyerm, }>sr
Admiral ana Mrs. Drake, Mr. and Mrs. E Man
4eU Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Jones. Mrs. William
btarr, Mrs. M. L. Hytvard, B. H. llucss. Miss
M. L. Howurd, Thomss C. Ealcs. T. W. Beed
Mr. end Mrs^ B. Crothers, J. W. Salthall. L,'
W. Martin. H. JUrotmnn, E. V. Smith. Mr. and
nV#^I bt ? B Stl * Ten *- Mr - «o Mrs. Caarles
riusfcfeld. Miss Ilushfeld, H. M. Brace Edw
TViel. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Qr**n. A. Sampson!
Gus Sutro. Mr. acd Mrs. XL Johnson. Mrs. A.
Ferpuson.
VICHY SPRIXGS, June 29.— Recent
arrivals here are:
From San Francisco — Mr. anil Mrs. R F
Celstllch. R. G. Mndge. Mr. and Mrs. L. j!
Hammersmith. Mr. end Mrs. Toadies and child.
Mis. Sybil Paire. Jofcnnv Page. Miss Lillian
Cole-man, Mrs. S. J. Coleman, E. H. Lcstwk
Greporr Mrs. F. Bolla. Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Westhofl. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Arnold. Miss
J-tth Farley. Rudolph Landmann. Mr. and Mrs.
O. H. Klumpp. Balph S. Merer. Mrs. J. A.
Abbay. Mrs. J. P. Jones. Mr. and Mrs N W
Frirdman. Fred Woodworth. Sam Jacoby Mrs.
J. N. Jacoby. V. Newhall. J. A. Marsh. F. D.
Marsh. Jack Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. H. It.
Pfrdlina. Mr. aad Mrs. W. W. West. Edward
H. Hart, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dunphr, Robert
J. Dunphy, Miss Rena Wl?ue, M'ss AH-e Wi~np
I^o Wljrue. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. O'Connor. Mr
and Mrs. Goßhcer, Mr. and Mrs. Coorce Dealy
and family, Mr. and Mrs. CharVs Bier. Chula
Eier. Mrs. Joseph GTernbere. Mlks Apnes Kur-
Imdznc. Mrs. E. R. SeaJ. Oakland— Mr. and
Mrs. J t J. Sberry, Mr. and Mrs. Huso Abra
l:nmsfn. Jack Abrahamson, Mr. and Mrs. Georc?
W. gweesy. M. N. Snrdepar. J. J. Nelson, A
Mplcher, Mr*. Mary E. Dey. Alatneda— Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Ackerman, York Ackerman, Mr*.
E. Greenbers. Miss Volley Fovernux. Miss Irma
Foreraux. Mlfs Marie Foreraut. Berkeley J F
KHvanasrb and children, DaTJd Bloom. Yoko
hama—George C. Glbbs. Seattle — Mrs. A. J.
Walters. ChJeapo — Colonel McCllntook. Al
bany, N. V. — Gerald Elmpson, Lc« Anjjcle"! —
M!s» Davonf»ort. Tacotna — Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Bpenee. Martian — Mr. and Mrs. E. D.
Gri?sby. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. GrlgSbjr.
BARTLETT SPRINGS. June 29.— The
following are registered here:
From San Francisco — Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Robb, A. E. Findley, H. H. Taylor. M. B.
Charles, J. A. Marsh. E. D. Marsh, Jack Flem
ing, S. Bauer, Mrs. Hendrlcks. Mrs. Landers,
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Coaey. Mrs. C. H. Huff
man. Caroline Huffman, Mercedes Huffman,
Gonevieve Uuffiaan, Mrs. Julius Gabriel, Mrs
Gertrude Joseph, Miss Hecbt, Miss Clark, E. M.
Hecht. J. K. Hecbt, G. H. Paubles, W. Cohen,
Mrs. D. Lammoß and son, H. J. Kaufman aad
wlte, George Campbell and wife, Mrs. Bates,
Georse 11. Stodderd. Boy Hutcbins, W. S.
Birry, U. C. Spurr. Oakland— Jules Sieen,
<J. W. Ptilllps, R. R, LeveU-a. Mrs. Le
vcira aod . flaugatcr. Geonre Rose, A. Ken
dsiyy. Sacramento — Mrs. Itosa E. Harris, Mrs.
E. 8. Wachborst and tons, H. W. M. Or?,
G. Midfilemlss. Sclsun — Mrs. G. A. Lament,
D. Y. Lament. Acampo — F. M. Cary, E. S.
Furjeson. Monrovia. CaL — Colonel R. M. Baker
end wife. Miss S. Itiman. Fresno — J. B Cobbey
tnd »rlfe, Mrs. J. A. Cobbey, Mrs. W. "H. Hol
lecbeck. Susan Hollent>eck. Arbuckle— Tom
Cubbon. San Jose — F. J. Reidy, P. J. Rbeln
and wife, Florence M. Beidy. Bedding — G. E.
ACaxsa. Scuta Uosa— N. J. Tltna.
TAHOE TAVERN, LAKE TAHOE,
June 29. — Recent arrivals here are:
From San Francisco — E. W. Armstrong and
wife, John Millgrca, Miss Elvira Sieghold. O.
Kieghold Jr.. Arthur E. Frost, Miss li. McFad
«Sen, John Messiapcr. G. F. E. Witzel and wife,
Jobs G. Sbipp and wife, A. O. Miller and fam
ily, Julian Thorn and wife, Thoraas McGlin, O
May, C. S. Torrence. John D. Richards, William
Hunt, Mra. H. C. Moffitt and cbUd. James Mof-
Ctt. Miss Minnie Hlrsb. Mrs. Caro>tte Hsmmon,
Mrs. F. Barker. H. Wequinser. Wiliiam F. Her
ria, P. F. Dunn and wife, Frank Loxu and fam
l!y, A. H. Siegfried and wife, J. R. Leon and
wife, 0. E. Ortln ana* wife, diaries M. Lindsay
and wife. F. W. Ue:d. L. L. He!d, Mrs. Puka
C. Whitney and family. Oakland— Mrs. George
Aefcley and daughter, Mlks Mabel Mlcbener, Miss
O. H. Bradley. William Christen and wife. C. P.
Vaughn and family, Chester F. Darling. H. J.
Qulnn and wife, H. . It. Mowbray aod wife.
Berkeley— diaries R. HsTern-and wife. C. H.
Bonebrak* and n.if<«. Captain Boncbrake and
wife, Misa Lash, Mi's Helen Harera. Los An
irele» — L. H. Bradford and wife. Miss Bryan,
Grace Webb, Mrs. H. B. Marcard, Miss Maurte
Maynard, H. C. Ackley. L. C. Ackley, C. W.
Pendletoa. Frack Lercb. A. McNally. Gold
field — J. B. NeUeFsen, Frank Cody, Al Mason,
John Strimk, W. 11. Whitmore and *rITe. Tono
pth—J. P. Henaessy, Mrs. Monson. Misa
Muafsaa, Mrs. A. L. Angen». John Gal
lagher. Beno— DeWlt C. Turner, John
Clark, E. G. Mitchell. C. S. WbfCfr
and wife, C. FI. Hogers, P. Garat and family,
Mra. W. E. Thompson and child, J. E. McLaugh
]ia and wife. Ross — E. Remington. E. G.
rVhmJdllt and family. Ran Jose — Mi.«s HalL
Mra. J. J. Cochran and child. Pasadena — C. B.
I Spend July 4, 1907, 1
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Merriest, Funniest Celebration ever ' \
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Splendid Parade \
\ \ Literary Elxercises, Games, Sports, Balloon Ascension, Electrical ! \
Display, Band Concerts (3 Bands). \ I
FirPwnrlcQ ONE GRAND D AY OF I
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REDUCER RAILROAD RATES I
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Herd. San Mateo — George IL Howard and fam
ily. Kan Jose — Mrs. M. A. Shaw. Oinard —
J. A. Donloa. Chico— J. C. Smith. Fmityale —
C. W. Horslamn. Ferndale— Clark C. Badcll Te.
Watsonviile— George W. Sill. Stockton— G. W.
Dohrmsn and wife. Sacramento — J. S. Fraser
and family. Bonton — E. B. PartlngL Sacra
mento — Hi J. Brown. Riverside — Miss I>e:u>.
Coroaado — Edgar Hayes. Ycrington, JCer. — F. B.
Terrell. J*.}*'
KLASIATII HOT SPRINGS, June 29. —
Guests registered here are:
From San Frauelspo — J. H. Gadsby, John n.
Dromgold, D. L. Fineman, Mrs. F. H. Abbott,
E.bert V. Abbott. C. t,. Til Jen and son, Mr«.
V\'. D. Bell. Oakland— H. C. Ingram, J. H/Dur
brim. H. M. Bamgrover. Sacramento— B. F.
Murphy, Miss Annie Drumru, L. D. Martin.
I.os Angeles— W. 11. Corbln. Picard- : -C. T.
Silvers. Tom Lang. Yroka— C. J. Luttrell,
W. J. Nell son. T. A. Smith. Mrs. H. P. Mann,
Mrs. W. T. Mann, It. M Tapscott. Dr. F. J.
McXulty. Salt Lake— B. G. Merrill. Portland,
Or.— Arthur L. Frazee, B?u Biesland, J. A.
Long, J. W. Spriggs. Lnkeview, Or.— A. Flor
ence. Mrs. J. N. Watson, L. F. Conn end
family. Paisley, Or— Virgil Conn. Klamath
Falls, Or.— X. F. Besenbenr, William Keck,
I. L. Fountain, J. E. Paddock, Clarice E.
hitc, >tarloa Po<il and wife, F. T. Sanford.
Henley. C.hl. — P. E. Carroll.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, June 29. — Re
cent arrivals here are:
From San Francisco — H. Behlmer, H. Martens,
C. Buck, Miss Lake. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Turner,
W. W. Crowell. Santa Bosa— H. E. Stewart,
Mrs. A. Stewart, Miss Pearl Winslow, C. O.
r.eWcn. Lakcport — Mr. and Mrs. G. Beebe, Miss
H«Uie Parish, Mrs. C. J. Marison. Mendoclno —
tlrs. C. H. Beegs, n. W. Kent. Oakland—
M. A. Ferrell and wife, Rodney FerreU, Robert
Krough, Mr. and Mrs. P. Ncble, Mrs. Florence
Faulkner, J. W. Evcsall and wife, T. Faulk
ner, R. Shluter, Mrs. C. J. Monroe, O. B.
Drake, Mrs. L. C. Byce. Vallejo — Mr. and Mrs.
U. T. Forse, Mr. and Mrs. Wise.
PARAISO SPRINGS, June 29.— Among
recent arrivals here are:
From San Francisco — W. H. Wyman, Mrs.
H. Sturben, Mrs. M. Fay, C. L. Martin, J. B.
HslsUHi and Tvlfe, O. -D. Tobin. John Bowen,
Mrs. P. Hickey, Mrs. Jesse Doroty. E. W.
Campbell, Warren King, Mrs. R. 0. Mattison,
William h. King, Mrs. M. Kelly. Mrs. J. S.
O*NelL Captaiu A. M. Burns, Howard O'Xeil,
NU:ss K. Collins. Miss Frances Theisen, Dr.
\V. A. Whelan, J. A. Whelan. James P. Galla
pher, C. F. Lean, Mr. and Mrs. 11. F. Dutton,
.Vr. and Mrs. J. K. Hovrell. Mr. Mrs.
George Lent, W. Mayo Newhall. Mr. Und Mrs.
R. Stut. Mr. and Mrs. M. Murpuy. Mrs. George
nice. Miss Margaret Bice, Mr. and Mrs. Bru
rr.Rfiter, Dr. and Mrs. Steam; Miss N. Steam,
Miss K. McFarlane, Mrs. G. McFarlnne, Mr. and
Mrs. Campbell, Miss Myrtle Campbell, John
Kiordan. ' Oakland — James Huntington and wife,
(". C. Brewer, L. B. Orer. N. Heinmann, Eugene
Colby, Mrs. H. R. La lUlleare, WiUlum Hatneld,
Mrs. Nelson. Miss Myrtle Kelson. W. NJ Pierce
and wife. M. Learner, 5L Burcovlch, Clarence
Upbam, J. Rohan, Mr. an<l Mrs. Tborpe, Mr. ttni
Mrs. Gallagher, Mrs. William Breen. Harry J.
Ureen, Mr. and Mrs. H. Jnns<>n, Mr. and Mrs.
Oakos, Miss J. Oakos, William Moran. Ala
cieda and Berkeley — N. H. Foster, Mr. KUssel
and wife, G.« li. Drjintnond. Mrs. G. B. Drmn
taond. Mr. and Mrs. D. James. D. I<\ Bell,
Thomas Steel, J. B. Wilson. Monterey — Cln:>
once I. Lpbam, J. B. Cooptr. William Jacks, T.
J. Fields, Mlsb Pardu. Frances Dowd, Miss M.
F. Dowd. Mr. and Mrs. Snider. Pacific Grove —
Mrs. Conover, Miss Flora Conover, Miss Stut,
Miss E. J. Uessel. San Jose — F. H. Noble, Dr.
acd Mrs. N. C. Bailey, C. H. Bailey. Castro
rille — Mrs. M. B. Murphy, Miss Margaret Moran,
J. T. Murphy. Coronado Beach — Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. Daniels and family. Miss Kate Daniels,
Miss Florence Daniels, Miss Dorothy Daniels, the
Misses Helen and Alva Daniels. Long Beach —
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Flint. Mr. and Mrs. A. M.
Ooodhue. H. Hammer. Watsonviile— J. Burcli,
Mrs. J. Burch and family, Mrs. E. J. Stoesser,
Miss J. M. Stoesser, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Stoesser,
Mrs. Ogden. Salinas — J. E. Biordan, J. J.
Conner, F. Colby, Joseph Ross Jr., Adalbert
Zahala. F. J. Kissel and wife. Miss Mary S.
•IcFadden, Miss Sara McFadden, Mr. and Mrs.
F. W. Jansen and family, Mrs. A. F.- Tynan;
F. B. MulHn, wife and family: Charles
Thorup, Colonel Brady. Altamont — Mrs. J. H.
Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Claudln. Wilson — Joseph
T. Nugent, Miss M. E. Cleary. Mr. and Mrs.
CampUe.ll. San Leandro — Mrs. P. M. "Wheelun,
John McMillan, Edgar Wilson.
WITTER SPRINGS, June 29.— "Recent
arrivals here include:
From San Francisco— Mr. and Mrs. George
•Erommell. Miss Hecht, Miss Clurk. E. M. Hecht,
J. K. Hwljt, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Tracey,
F. B. Soutuworth ami wife, Mis 3 Nichols, Jamea
W. Towne, Albert Farr and wife. Miss Taggard,
William Humphrey, Mrs. E. E. Kills, James
Spelrs, H. B. Hector, Miss Bates, George Camp
bell and wife, George A. StodCard, Roy J.
Hutchlns, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hamilton, Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Conlisk, R. M. Uotaling, E.
Myron Wolf, E. H. Harris, J. S. Gibbons, R.
Crothers and wife, Lloyd Goeppert. Oakland —
George C. Perkins, Miss Pansy Perkin?, Jo
seph Eckharct, Miss G. M. Laymanee, Miss V.
Fox. Miss B. Laymanee, M. J. Layrncnce and
wife. Miss H. Layniance, A. Ewing, Mrs. S. A.
MeNally, Mrs. Snedegar, Mr. and Mrs. D. E.
Brown." Petaluma — M. L. Hunt, H. nuntlngton
and wife. Mrs. L. C. Byoe, Elwood Byee. Clo
renjale — Mrs. w. B. CaldwelL Mrs. Carl E.
YordL San Anselmo — Mrs. W. Stephenson, J.
Irving Houseman. Palo Alto — Dr. Howard
Black and wife, Dr. J. A. Druckt-r and wife, F.
N. Fuller and wife. Miss Hogue, Claude Down
lug, Dr. R. G. Reynolds. Healdsbarg — R. S.
Coc*. Ukinh — T. L. Crothers and wife. J. W.
Erersole and wife. William Ford and wife. Miss
Hdna Reeves, M. L. Gibson and wife. Rochester,
X. V. — Mrs. William Van de Mark. Brooklyn.
N. V. — Dr. Henry Stroepser. Mlddleburg, N. Y.
— Dr. W. J. Bast. Jersey City — Dr. Mary A.
Willis. Vallejo — R. G. Lockwood. Bartlett
Springs — E. T. Mullins. Santa Rosa — C. C.
Belden, C. A. Owen. Los Gatos — Dr. and Mrs.
R. U. Cool. Mrs. Solly Walter.- Eerkeley—
F. B. Cronlse, Walter Leintric. Nome, Alaska —
Mrs. Joseph Austin. Santa Cruz — W. E. Wat
kins. State College. Pa. — W. S. Glenn, Miss
Ly.iia Shields. Berlin, Mass. — Dr. and Mrs.
Pitts E. Howe. Phoenix, A. T. — P. J. Mc-
Klnney. Concord — Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Breek
enridge. Eureka— W. E. Hurlburt and wife,
C. A. Balrd. Thomas Hunter. Novato — W. A.
Povrning. Lefceport — Mr. end Mrs. L. S. nurl
burt, C. J. Monroe.
PACIFIC GROVE HOTEL, June 29.—
Following are tho recent arrivals here:
From San Francisco — C. M. Gerrish, Leon
Furst, Joseph J. Ashley, Mrs. L. Young, Miss
Barbara Small, Barrett Small, Charles Small,
S. H. Gyle, H. H. Schurnaker and wife, C. M.
Hunter, *C, R. Graham, H. W. Price, A. Leign,
Thomas E.-Curran. W. H. Chamberlain, Ira Lil
lick, H. Seested, W. W. Hunt, Mrs. C. U. Wel
ler and children, George Chapman, William n.
Shaw and wife, A. IL Anderson, Major E. A.
Root, F. H. Vlck. and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Innes, D. L. Hackett, H. S. Schwartz, C.
W. Burks and wife, C. W. Wallace. George T.
Gray and wife, Mrs. E. Gunz, R. P. Mathews,
P. A. Zeigenfuss, T. R. Koening, Arthur J.
Bond, F. W. Falter, H. P. Speakman, J. D.
Mathews, J. D. McCarthy, C. B. Castleton, C. L.
Sullivan, Otto E. Schumaker, Mrs. W. W. Wig
gins, Miss Jessie Wiggins, Miss Carrie Wiggins,
Asa Smith, Charles E. Polk, B. A. Norrls. F.
M. Chrlsman, Mr. ati-J Mrs. G. H. Walker, Mrs.
Charles Lucas and children, Mrs. Christman and
children. M. X. Ciark. Oakland — Richard H.
Gray, Mips Lenora Hozan, Dr. and Mrs. M.
Wacfcs. Mr. and Mrs. George E. King, Mrs. O.
H. Gorrell, L. C. Gorrell, Ralph Gorrell, Mrs.
Elizabeth Hitchcock. Miss L. F. Jnnes, O. W.
Wiies and wife, Alaroeda — F. L. Bilan, W. B.
Stevens, Miss Sadie Innes. Sacramento — I. E.
Palmer. Santa Cruz — George Hatley, John B.
Hutching. Hayward — Peter J. Crosby, Agnes L.
Crosby and children. \u25a0 San Jose — H. C. Hewett,
A. Ramage and wife. F. H. O'Keefe, L. Halg,
B. n. Myers, J. L. Blair, C. M. Housman, Mrs,
J. n. Pierce, Mrs. M. K. Card. From Berkeley —
Continued' on I'ace 43
THE , SiN IItAMfIBCOfKCALi;, ; SUJSTDAY, mmE 30, 1907.
Have a GOOD Time This Summer
Take a spin over the new Pieta Au-
tomobllo £Kage Line into Lake county
and spend your vacation at
HIGHLAND SPRINGS
with Will Mariner and Jo Craig. 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. f
S. F., or by addressing
MARIXER & CRAIG,
iV«v Proprietors.
LAKE COUNTY, CAU.
Cures all cases of kidney and liver trouble.
The friend of the rheumatic and gout patient:
42 mineral springs. Hot sulphur and iron plunge
brith*. Magnesia tub baths. Reference: Any
guest for the last 20 years. Rates, $12 to $10
per vreek. Fare \u25a0 from San Francisco $9 round
trip. Leave San Francisco 7:80 a. ra. via S. >P.,
or 8 a. m. via Cal. and Northwestern. Send for
catalogue or address J. W. LAYMANCE. Owner
and Manager, Howard Springs, Lake- Co., Cal.
SODA BAY SPRINGS
LAKE COUNTY, CAL.'
Situated on the picturesque shore of Clear lake.
Finest of boating, bathing, hunting and fishing;
unsurpassed accommodations; new launch acoom-
modatlng 40 people built expressly for the use of
guests and excursions. Terms $2 per day, 512
per week; sppclal rates to families. Take Tibu-
ron ferry 7:30 a. m.: thence by rail to Pieta:
then ptajre or antomobile direct to Springs. Round
trip, pood for six months, $!». Fnrther Informa-
tion address managers J. McBRIDE and AGNES
BKLX. RHOADS, Soda Bay Springs, Luke county,
Cal., via . Ke!seyvllle postoffice.
LAKE COUNTY
Take a trip to Lake county by Win. Spier's
wonderful stage line over tbe best mountain road
In California. Grand scenery; easy carriages;
careful drivers. Round trip from 8. F. to Harbin
and Anderson Sprincs. %~\ to Adams. Selglens,
HofKTtrs. Howard, Asfrg, Spiers snd Glenbrook,
59. Stage leaves Calistoga 11 :30 a. m., Sundays
cxeepted. Half hour for lunch at Calistoga
hotel. Fifty pounds baps-age allowed. Tickets
on sale at Southern Pacific offices. -
ANDERSON SPRINGS
KIDDLETOWN POSTOFFICE, LAKE CO., CAL
• Six hours' from San Franclsoo via 7:40
Caiistosa train. Uates $10 to $14 per- week.
Hot sulphur, iron and natural steam baths
free. For pamphlets go to Peck, Judab, 779 ,
Market Bt. ' •
WILLIAMS AXD BARTI-ETT SPRINGS
STAGE LINK
Leaves Williams dally on arrival of- northbound
train for Bartlett, Allen's.HnmiKh's and Cook's
Springs. Dally except Sunday for Wilbur Sprlner*.
Jones Spring*"; and Sulphur Creek. Seventy-five
pounds of bactrace allowed with each ticket.
WILLIAM QOIGLEY, Proprietor.
SARATOGA SPRINGS
15 different mineral springs for health and pleas-
ure. Writ* 'for booklet. -
J. MARTENS, Bachelor P. 0.. Luke Co., CaL
SEIGLER
Hot Springs, new management. Natural hot
baths for rhenmatism, malaria, etc. Wonderful
stomach waters. Swimming pond. Baths free.
Rates $9 to $12. Address, W. E. CATHIE, Selg-
ler, Lake county, CaL * \u25a0
KOBERG'S ;
In the Pine mountains; California's choicest cll-
mate. Phone, boating and swimming, croquet,
hunting and fishing. Best of meals. Place to en-
Joy country air; $8 to $10 per week. Further
particulars address HOBERGS, ' Lake county.
Japan = China
RODN'D THE WORLD
TODR LEAVES SEPTEMBER 24.
Send for. Booklet.
THOS. COOK A SOX,
Flood Building, 32 . Porrell Street, S. F.
135 OFFICES ABROAD.
Cook's Travelers' Checks, Payable Everywhere,'
\u25a0 n j^ff^L TAKE A ' -
sJmS TALKING
.^^ErHßfcl MACH I N E
XSBJK*" On Your Vacation
Victor. Kdison, Zonophones, $10 to 9100
Largest' Stock of Records. We pay the freight.
PETER BACIGALUFI & SONS
1113-1115 Fillmore st.
Write for Catalogues^ .
A Trip to Mt. Tamalpais Tavern
For a day of recreation, anlgrht of rest
and a morning 1 ride down the mountain
on the Gravity Car, take the boat via
Sausalito and Mill Valley. . Sunset \ and
sunrise as seen" from' Mt. Tamalpais are
beautlfuL \u25a0 The accommodations and ser-
vice are - superb. See^ dally paper for
time card. ALFRED H.. 'JOHNgON, Mgr.
HOtMA^^^|Va?ael
SO minutes ir^^NSaX BrancscA. Half-
hourly service A European \>Un $1 . SO :
jind up. Amcnp^ p^\sj|sp and up>
-> £teS33&«j>d Mcruiger.
• \u25a0 ' - \u25a0'.\u25a0.'\u25a0 "•\u25a0 ,-'-\u25a0\u25a0' : .. %\u25a0\u25a0 ':_ . , \u25a0 .\u25a0. \u25a0 ' '
"FOUNTAIN^ OF LIFE"
'\u25a0: JONES HOT SULPHTXK ; ; SPHINGS— Sure cnrV
for rheumatism,' malaria, -" poison . oak, ' all skin
\ and blood diseases. $8 to ?12 a week. \u25a0 Stage
connects at Williams. Pamphlet at Bryan's Bu-
reau, 1732 Fillmore street. TILDEN JONES,
Prop., Sulphur- Creek, Colusa ; county, Cal.
CASTLE ROCK TAVEIIX
Now .'open under new management. A'dellpht-
ful homelike place to rest and •\u25a0njvy tlie beautlea
of ; the : Sacramento : canyon. H*fet and : pleasure
here combine rto i drive dull - care away. 1 :. For
particulars address B.- W. lIAUTSIIORN
Eubanks," Cal. - ' r ..... \u25a0 :.: '.
lEL PIZMG BEAGH
Write for Book "• "c." c . **
EL -PIZMO l COMPANY, '•",
"P'anio,;Cal. : ' :
i-l LAWEENCTE : i ' VILLA-fSonoma family-resort
New building;; plenty of Bhade; bus daily to hoi
springs; . $1 day ; $5 .week, ll.i PELLISSIBtt."-
| WEEKLY CALL, $1 YEAR
You can fish, play tennis, ride horseback, bowl, shoot,
climb mountains, or go boating •on the ; lakes at
M^W^^ /.-Medical Springs^
I . - ' • ...
Springs Hotel is just the place for you. ; It is located high up
among the mountains, at the head of a beautiful canyon, and commands a
magnificent view of Clear Lake and the surrounding country. It is a place
where children are •welcome,-' so -take, the. family and get away from the dust
and confusion of the city for a few weeks. It will do you good.
For rates and general information write to ALBERT J. ARROLL,
Manager Witter Springs, Lake County, California* or
Main Office— 647v Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco
TELEPHONE FRANKLIN 2388
Witter Wetter Cures Kidney and Bladder Troubles
AMERICA'S GREATEST lIEAI/TH AKD
PLEASURE RESORT
-\u25a0^Positive cure for rheumatism, stom-
ach and liver and kidney troubles. Ta-
ble first class.- Good hunting and fish-
ingr. Rates, $10, $12 and $14 per -week.
Baths free to g-uests. For further par-
ticulars write R. H. CURRY, proprietor
The Geysers, Sonoma oounty.
jprm Si t5 l g uT v s ? • fcjg-
Meet trains of N. W. Pacific at KiiHon. both
morning and evening 1 . Round trip only
$3.75. New ownership and permanent
first class management. Nine
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 Cafiente Springs
Bend your family to tbe nearest Hot Sulphur
Springs to San Francisco. First class accom-
modations. Special rates to . families ; no stag-
ing; four trains daily;, fare, rcund trip, $1.65.
Tiburon ferry or Oakland: two hours' ride. Ad-
dress THEODOR RICHARDS, Aqua Calient*
Springs, Sonoma county, Cal.
Sl# R ftff\ft HOT SPRINOS, Sonoma Co.,
& f11.1.V only * 1-2 hours from S. F.
Si HO 13 « ami but 9 miles staging. Meet
serville, both morning and evening. : Round
trip only $5.10. Reference: Any sruest of tho
pastl2years. Terms. s2 .oo a. d»y or *12 a week.
Information at Bryan's Bureau, 1732 Fillmore §t. :
PeckJudah Bureau. 789 Market Street, or, of
F. F. Mulgrew, Skagffs. CaL
NEW EXGLAOT HOME — Cnmp Meeker, about
40 rods from station. Beautiful walks, grand
scenery, bunting and. fiebinir. boating, bathing
and croquet prounds. AH binds of fresh fruit
in season. Adults, $8.50 to $7 per week.
Special rates for children. Address OEO.
HARRISON*. Camp Meeker, Sonoma Co., Cal.
GRAND TOCK TO
ALXOWIIVG SIX DAYS ON ISLAXDS
* The land of breadfruit, eocoannts and flowers.
Clement Wragge, la "The Romance of tho South
Seas," says:
"Tahiti Is the island of the jrods. People
don't know, they hare no conception of the
plories of these islands. The globe trotter fol-
lows the beaten track and leaves out this f act-
uating spot. One should go not only for the short j
stay that the steamer remains ln>port, but stay
OTer.a steamer and become acquainted with the
natives in their picturesque Tillages." Natiro
fetes July 14 to 18.
\u25a0 8. B. MARIPOSA sails July 1. Book now f or <
sailing of August 6. Sailing of July 1 all sold.
Reduced rate, $125 for- round trip. Send fox
folder to 673 Market St. TeL Temporary X231.\ "
Klamath Hot Springs
Did not experience any farthqoake. Fishing,
now first class. One of the most beautifully
located resorts on the cos st. Rates rery rea-
sonable. Apply to the PECK-JUDAH CO.,' or
Edson Bros., Beswlck, CaL, for information./
| OAKLAND'S BEAUTIfUL KEW HOltl |
1 THE "KEY ROUTE INN" i
i 22D STREET AND BROADWAY I
I Cuisine and Service. Unsurpassed m
I -'\u25a0,:,' "\u25a0:."-•; Cafe. a la Carte .-."'" m
I Convenient -to San Francisco re
?J V r.r.* \ T . S. MULIiEV, Mgr. .V '-7- i|
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Here Is the • Place for \u25a0 Health and Pleasure^ —
.Within 2% hours' ride of S. F. Boating, swim-
ming, * driving, dancing. - etc. - The finest sulphur
springs in the estate. Recommended i for Rheu-
matism, Stomach— Trouble, "etc. Bookloti- at
Peck-Judah Bureau, 789 Market st, or' M, Mad-
rid, Vallejo White Sulphur Springs, . Vallejo, Cal."
RICHARDSON SPRINGS
Open entire year. ' Ten miles from Chico, CaL
| Send for pamphlets. J..IL RICHAItDSON. -
| THE KENILWORTH
\ Mill \u25a0 Valley. 50 . minutes ' from > San ". Francisco.
Superior accommodations. French- chef. -
• MI'S- G.ORUSS, Proprietor.. ,
HOTEL BELVEDERE
\u25a0'- Ready for jruests. Ample accommodations. New
annex.' — PriTate baths, nshlnff," bathing, boating.
Address MRS. A. .T. MOORfi, BELVEDERE. -
DUNCAN SPRINQS
Now f open. \u25a0 Rates t from •SI 1 1 upward per week.
Write for particulars. Address HOWELL BROS.,
i Hopland, Mendoclno county, ; Cal. ; . -._.:„
Corte ! Mad e ra; Mari n ;• Cb^
'"- Pleasant rooms "wlth" : orT without board iin 'well
appointed home.'' MRS. 5 H. : W.* DARLING. %'kx^-;,
Spend your Tacation at SHEBLEY LAKE, Bplen-
-. did bunting, -fishing.' bathing and. boating:, Good
9 opportunity -* to 1 visit I Nevada \u25a0'. Co.i pold \u25a0; mines."
?," Eleratiou 2,400 ; feet.; Shebley's) ; Station,' on ) Une
! - -\u25a0 Nevada ; Co/» narrow j gauge R.~t R. *• Good room
;• ;' and .' board. \ Beautiful f scenery. • ; r No l eonsump-'
tiTCS. P. 0.^0.'0. S6§bjey," esjcajfo Park;Cai. i
VACATION 1907
ISSUED BX THB
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
r. successor to
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
AND NORTH SHORB RAILROAD. •
THB PICTURESQUE ROUTE OF CALIFORNIA*
IS NOW BEADY FOR DISTRIBUTION
GIVING PULL INFORMATION
- IN REGARD TO
CAMPING SPOTS, TtfE LOCA-
TION, i ACCOMMODATIONS.
ATTRACTIONS, ETC.. OF
MIN7iRAL SPRING RESORTS
AND COUNTRY HOMES AND
FARMS WHERE SUMMER
BOARDERS ARE TAKEN.
WITH' TERMS OF BOARD.
$7.00 AND UPWARD PER
To be had at Ticket Offices. Ferry Building, foot
of Market street, and Room 986, James flood
Building (General Offices). San Fran-
cisco. Inquiry by Mall will bring an
Immediate Response.
JAS. AGLER, • J. J. GEARY,
Gen. Manager. Acting Gen. Pasa. & Frt. Agt.
SPRINGS
prow open • -^
,Our automobiles meet trains at St. Helena
erery day except Sunday. Take 7:40 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 Tiburon. Fare $7 round
trip. Write for information.
AETNA SPRINGS CO.
Aetna Springs, Napa County, Cal.
NAPA SODA SPRINCS
NOW OPEN. The most beautiful mountain
health and pleasure resort. New skating rink
Address JOHN JACOBS, Proprietor, Napa Soda
Springs, CaJ.
WILSON'S INN
A home mountain place, 12 miles from Kapa.
El. 1,000 ft. Pure air acd water. Own milk,
cream, fruit and vegetables. Phone ? and gas.
$8 to ?li per week. Folders. ARNO H. WIL-
SON, Atlas, Napa Co. .
JOHANNISBERQ
El. 1,200 ft. Beautifully situated among the
redwoods. Boating and bathing. Stage meets
guests at Oakville, Napa Co. Rates reasonable
MB. AND MRS. THEO. BLACKENBURQ JR.
HONOLULU
FOR YOUR
SUMMER VACATION
• Bates (125 Bound Trip. 8. 8. ALAMEDA.
This favorite steamer of the Oceania line sails
every 3 weeks to Hawaii. Every one should make
this most delightful of trips. Book now and jcet
the best accommodations. You will find a gener-
ous welcome In the Islands. There's nothing that
compares to It. Sailings July 13, August S, etc.
Ofnce 673 Market st., San Franc&co. Tele-
phone Temporary 1231. - .
CAMP TAYLOR RESORT
;' \u25a0 First class hotel accommodations. • Tents, cot-
ttpes and family grounds unlimited. Boating,
swimming and fishing. Grocery and butcher on
the ground. Terms most' liberal. Send your
family. 'Apply ADAM BREHM. Prop. - .
N. W.^R. HOTEL BERTBAND, Marin Co.
I - First j class accommodations ; special rates for
families and parties. Hunting... fishing, boa tiny.
bathing; beautiful drives to Bear' Valley' and
ocean. - Telephone.' Postafflce at the hotel. Ap-
ply to J. y. BERTRAND, Tocaloma. CaL .
HOTEL^RUSTICAJNO
First season"; k entirely • renovated; - beautiful
scenery, boating. , : bathing, . fishing, hunting, danc-
ing, bowling, croquet, tennis. Rates, $9 to $12.
By; the day, " $2. ; Special rates •to families.
Address L. B. SELENGER, Prop., Camp Meeker.
I CAMP FURNITURE' AND HAMMOCKS
AT PACTORT PRICES.
W. \u25a0:& PL.UMMER
. .First and Franklin Bta., - Oakland. >
,' 115-117 : DKTTMM STREET. San Fraaciaoo.
BYRON HOT SPRINQS
The waters cure rheumatism — the environment Is
perfect — the hotel comfortable and supplied with
'an unexcelled : table.- Bee Southern Pacific Inf or-
matlon : Bureau, ; ground floor, James Flood Bldg
Peck-Judah Co.. 769 Market St.. or address hotel
CITY; SUSCRIBERS WHO DESIRE
THE CALL
MAILED TO THEM
At Summer Resorts
; Or Other Oot-of-Town Places.
AAIII please "notify office, givlns: city
adiireNH and \ length of time" desired
«ent to nevr; address. . On retnrnlns;,"
} please . notify \ office,'. In ',- order that
i service by _, carrier . may -be promptly
• resumed.' \u25a0* — ; ! '::•".•".•
:: HOT ::
SPRINGS
--*-. . . \u25a0
New Ownership and Management.
Grandest and Most Accessible of all
Resorts.
Only Seven Miles of Beautiful Stag-
ing. Fine Automobiling.
Waters Awarded First Prize at St
Louis Exposition.
Natural hot soda, sulphur, plunge and
tub T>aths, 104 to 116 degrees, for rheu-
matism, malaria, liver, kidney and all
stomach troubles. Iron and araenic.
Altitude. 1,400 feet. Swimming 1 , hunting,
fishing, bowling, tennis, orchestra. Ex-
pert masseurs. Round trip 53. Rates
$10.50 to $16. . Baths free. Trains leave
Third and Townsend at »:00 a. m.; First
and Broadway, Oakland. 8:25 a. m. Re-
turning arrive In Frisco at 4:00 p. m.
Information, at S. P. Co. or H. H. Ale-
GOWAN, Prop.. Paraiso Springs, Mon-
terey county, CaL
New Hotel
.SAN JOSE, CAIx
Thoroughly rebuilt and refurnished. tm«eeUed
caislne. Every modern convenience. Charmingly
located in beantlful park.
Bwimmlnz pool, bowline alleys, tennis cocrts.
A delightful place to spend the summer. Rates
reasonable. 0. C. WBLLMAN, Manager.
TAHOE TAVERN
POPULAR AS KVEIt £
Add. Mrs. Alice Richardson, Msrr., [
| TAHOE, CAL. B
GASTLE CRAG FARM
Former Site CASTLE CRAG TAVERN.
100 Acres Forest. Meadow and Garden Land.
Furnished log cablna, $1 per day each person;
special family rates. • Central grill. European
plan, genuine home cookln.s, reasonable ebarsres.
Here you are expected to wear plain clothes
| and lead a simple life: if yon can't do thi.-i,
I don't come. Address M. W. lIARLOW. Manager,
Castle Crag (via Dcnsmulr), California.
HOT SPRINGS
H. PCARCE. Prop.. SlerravlU-. CaL
Most bejutlfal resort la ?lerra Nevada moon-
talns; IVj miles from Slerravtlle. overlooking the
grand Sierra valley; altitude 5,000; water unsur-
passed for rheumatism, gout, liver and kidney
complaints and all stomach troubles; no smikea
or poison oak; plenty of hunting and fishlnsc;
{rood livery: pictaresqne drives. Rates $12 to
$14 veek. Round trip ticket to Trnckee or Bcva.
At Truckee stage direct to springs, or by Boca
and Loyalton R. R. Bound trip tickets. Pam-
phlets on application. . -
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 *r-
e
National
HOTEL AND ANNEX '^ -a
Nevada City, Cal. RECTOR BROS.. Props.
"MINES, PINES AND SUNSHINE"
THE PIEDMONT OF AMERICA
Send for Booklet
LAUREL DELL
The Switzerland of America
Boating, marine tobogga*. bowling and other
amusements free to guests. Write for pamphlet
to B. DDRXAN, Prop., Laurel Dell P. 0., Lake
county, Cal.; also proprietor La Trianon hotel.
Laurel Dell orchestra better than ever.
The Largest and Most Popular Summer Resort
In California. _
TALLAC
LAKE TAHOE." M. Lawrence A Ox, Props.
OPENS FOR QUESTS JUNE 1, 1907.
i
lAKE rNDEPEITDENCE — In the high Sierras,
15 miles from Truckee. through 7 miles of mag-
nificent pine . forest. Trout fishing In lake and
stream. Hunting, boating, bathing, riding and
driving. Tents for outdoor life.- Table unex-
celled. Excursion rates from all parts of state.
Miss R. Ward. Mgr., Hobart Mills P. 0., Ca».
GIAXT FOREST (Sierra Camp), de-
lightful mountain retreat for snmmer vaca-
tion. Sl2 a week. Key to high Slerraa. Mts.
Alta, Billlman, Whitney. Kings and Kern riv-
er*. Finest fishing. 5,000 big trees. Book now
for July and Augnst. Address Broder a Hop-
ping, Haweah. Tulare county, California.
DE VEGAS'VILLA DEL RIO
GUERNEVILLB.
Hotel, Cottages and Camp Sites
Particulars SIRS. E. DE VEGA. P. Q. Box 138.
oaMpiino
GTJERNEWOOD PARK, on-Rosslan river; fish-
ing, boating and bathinj; tents and cots rented;
lots for sale. Write for circular. UUEUNE H
McLANE, Gnernerille. ;-.•-•
VICHY SRRIIVQS
MEXDOCIXO COTJXTY
Curative waters, champagne baths and famoaa
beauty baths. Hunting, fishing, first class table.
J. A. REDMEYER, Proprietor.
SANTA CATALINA ISLAND
SUMMER 190 T.
Greatest fishing tournaments known. Auspices
"Tuna" and "Light Tackle" clubs. Prizes
awarded. Write to or call on
PECK-JUDAH COMPANT,
789 MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO. CiT..
J. B. BANNING, Traffic Manager.
WILMINGTON TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
NT-"'* CM PACIFIC ELECTRIC BUILDING, -
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
MONTRIO HOTEL
For ratea aad particulars apply
- 'Cv F. CABR. Prop.. Moate RH.
OWN- SUMMER HOME f amn 5jJ fl l /ft
Qt MOUNTAINS CF SONGSU COUNTY IOUi JJ Hl CtufcT
Equable climate.- Lota $13 up. Cottages built
$S5 up. • Depot, stores, restaurant, hotel; phone,
post, t express," churches and sawmill; 1,500 lots
sold: 15001 500 cottages . built. Sausalito ferry. M
0. MEEKER, Camp Meeker. Sonoma county.
DR. C. C. O'DOXXELL'S
MINERAL SPRINGS at Glen Ellen, the greatest
remedy - for , lang \u25a0 diseases, liver ana stomaeb
'trouble. 1 rheumatism and catarrh. S. P or S F
& '\u25a0 its* P.- Ry.\ direct. Thirty cottages and tents
furnished for \u25a0- rent. Fine fishing. , • \nnlv dr
C. C. ; O-DONNELL, 012 - Devlsaaero •treet.
KENTMOUXT— Private " Summer Resort • Select
boarders. Now, open. Terms reasonable Mrs
I L." Johnson, Kentfleld, Marin Co., North Shore Ry"-
Never a Dull Moment "
SANTA^CRUZ
The Atlantic Gty of the Paafic— Tlie
World's Most Bsaatifal Play Ground-
Opening of Summer
Season, May 1, '07
THERE'S OU2.T O2TZ
DEL MONTE
Coif. Sea BatMosr. Motoring.
Parlor Car front San Francisco Tnrtaa Dall7.
Special Week End B*t«s.
Freo Art Exhibition asd S&les Gallerr of Cali.
foraia Paiaters.
C. W. KISIXET. 789 Market Str^t.
Telephone Temporary 2T31.
Pacific Grove Hotel
Formerly Hotel El C*na<»!«. Paelflc Onvr*.
Under tbe same ownersbt? as tnu Hntal dal
Monte. A qnlet rpsort. with «rery comfort, te
most reasonable rates. In c!os« tone*) with 3an
Francisco, Saa Jose and S«ata Cni». Throngh
chair car and partnr car ser»i«^ to and from horn
Angeles and San Francisco dxllj.
BEAUTIFUL
PACIFIC
BY THE SEA
Bpst salmon fishing on the coast. Netr batting
paTilion. Glass bottoia boat aod wamlerfnl «n:»-
marlse u-nn'.vnj. Boatias acd launch »x<!ar*toas.
Skating rial*. Two bras* bonds. Address Board
! of Trade.
' — — _— _
| INN C:
Amnox tlie Redwoods
Oottajf*. tent and camp llfp.
Excellent hotel accomenodattona,
Adtlresa MT. HERMUN ASS'N. Felton, CaL
Gilroy Hot-Springs
Qnallty of the Wtten.
Competent Masseurs.
Excellent Table.
Neatness of Eooms.
Are the features of these fsmons springs.
Send for booklet to W. J. McDONALD. Prop.
REDWOOD RETREAT
Alt 1.000 ft.: bollt atnons beautiful ero»e!i.
Tb« finest location In Sir.;.i Crua mountain*:
plenty of fruit; amusement hall; swinynliu;
tank: billiards an<l oth<r dlrerslons free tv
jruests; mineral springs; fishing: nof free Taca-
tion plan. $3 to $10 per wees. Phone or aj-
Oress R. F. Warham. E. D. 2S, Gllroy, Cal.
VILLA FOISTEIVAY
T7nder new management, Santa Cms mountalnsv
3 miles from Glecwood. Kirst class table.
Bowltny. electric ilßhts, bllHartla. danelns pa-
TUlon, clnb room; $10 up. Phone State S3. Seo-1
rfor booklet. Klce Harper, K. F. I>. 1, Santa Crua.
MT. VIEW RANCH HOTEL a
And cottages In th« mountains near Santa Crntj)
First class table; c!nb room; dancing pafllloa;
bowllngi enquet; rates $S> and $1.0; c*rri»sn
fare. $1.25 round trip. Send for booklet TO-NY
PUIIXirS. Prop.. Saata Cruz, Cal.
BEACH HILL INN
Best location on Beach HUI, Santa Croa, En-
larged since last season. Overlooking beach ao>l
Casino. Larse Grounds. Booms handsomely aa<l
artls^ally furnished. Handsomest dining rousa
la Santa Crua. Write for booklet and ratesi
THE ANTLERS
Lanre, sunny, well furnished rooms on ear
line, within walking distance Santa Cms beact)
and Seabrisrht. commanding view of mocntalns.
For particulars address MISS MARIR E. DC
MANGE, The Antlers. Santa Crcz. Cal.
HOTEL ROWARDENNAN
BES LOMOm CAU
SOW OPEN
Tot reterratlons ad<Jre«
HEJJUX G. WALTEE, Preprfetor.
HOTEL METROPOLE
EUROPEAN PLaN.
Moat Modern Hotel In Santa Cruz.
Booms From sOc Cn,
HEI>GPIiTU 8R03.. Prop*.
WILLOW RANCH
Delightfully located In the redwoods, 3 tailed
from Santa Cms; .spring water, fruit, milk, ex-
cellent table; dally mail; telephone Suburban 87;
fre« conveyance; $7 per weett. ' MILS. M. J.
CRANDEIX. Santa Cruz, CaL
SEASSIDB HOTELf*
European Plan
New, modern, elegantly fnrnished rooms: din*
tng room and service first class; at ta» beach,
opposltß Casino rink; popular prices. M. U.
BECIIER, Prop., Santa Cr^z. C»I.
PRIVATE HOME FOR THE SICK
Private horn* among the trees: bis yard; warn,
sunny rooms: graduate nurse 5a cbarse. Rheu-
matism cured; confinement cases taken: nothing
refused but eontaclous diseases.- LACRA Till-
XIU3, 63 Ocean View aT., Santa Crua, CaL
n.ixLY SAxrronitm
At Santa Cruz by the sea. Uodem treatments,
with electricity and massage. Gradcated nurse*.
Medical and sunrlcal patients received from all
practtclns physicians. Batea from $20 per weeti
upward. For partlenTars write MISS M. J.
HA^'LT. Santa Cms, CaL ..
BTTMMIT HOTEI^-Cottajre*. tents, ercnard,
redwoods, tennis, crotruet, dancing 1 , fisatn?.
Charm inz spot in Santa Crua monntaias. Bound
1 trip $2.75. Carrlaxe m«eta trains. Bates $3 to
$12 week. MR, AND MBS. BOWMAN, props..
Wrights, Santa Clara coucty. CaL Phone Susiml:
I Hotel or Merrlt 2573, Oakland.
HOLD YOUR BAGGAGE CHECKS
Until yon reach Santa Cruz and telephone to
CRAIG'S EXPRESS, phone Bed lltil. or leav«
•your checks at Howe's Mnatc Store, ICB Pacific
aT.. Santa Cna. Agency for • the S. F. Call.
Reasonable rates. Residence phone Red. 1361.
THE MONTEREY
MINERAL SPRINGS ,
And baths, for IMMEDLITS relief and A3Si,*\
; LUTE CUKE of Kidney diseases, Eheumatlsta \
Malaria. Stomach ami LJv«r troubles and Ncr-
Touaness, etc. Cottage 3 or ilngle rooms, with oe
wtthent board, lncludiag bdlhs and the water
tl to $3 per day.
.The ftnvst fisbins KXOVTS wtthla S mmnte«»
i walk ot this resort., which U located within 4
blocks of 2 lines of streetcars, in the pine*.
Take strt?etear from Slonterey or'Paclflc Gruva
to'Prcscott aT.. New Monterey, or take the Bar-
racks car to end of track and then walk I blocks
,to the ., springs. . Ad&esa J. O'CO.NXOtt. Saw
Monterey, Moaterey Co.. Cat

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