Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-01
SUMMER RgsoRTs-eocD PLACES TO
REST IN

duty at the very least one week during the
heated term" Physically, the benefit is
III questioned mentally, it is Of equal value.
Change is rest; but change is best when it is
rest from all labor, coupled with fair degree
of exercise. Now California is favored with
resorts where one may rest, have the desired
| change of air, scene and water, and at the
same time avail OF the natural medical vir-
tues of springs Of undoubted merit. They
are also especially Inviting to those debili-
tsted by disease, worn down by overwork
and close confinement, and to children whose
| growing condition demands just such change
as is referred to. Among such resorts there
are announced in the RECORD UNION num-
| Der that present special claims The chief of
these claims is to be credited to ALTO wit,
| economy.
Anderson's Springs, for instance, are situ1-
ted in Lake county, nineteen miles from
| Calistoga, Napa county; five miles from
AIiddletown, and ten miles from the Great
Geysers, between which and Anderson's
| Springs there are good wagon roads. The
stage fare is but 81 30 from the railway
| Board IS attainable at from SO to SIS per
week, with room. The location is excellent,
the scenery very fine and all the surroundings
rural and restful. The climate is mild and
equable. 1t is claimed for these springs that
the hot sulphur and steam baths drawn from
them are unequaled among natural remedies
for the cure of rheumatism. paralysis, st.
| Vitus dance, dropsy, etc. Cold sulphur for
| dyspepsia, diseases of the stomach and kid
pegs 1t is claimed that consumptives are
generally improved in health there, and
asthmatics are invariably relieved. Trout
fishing and hunting is Of the best.
Another resort is the Eina Hot Mineral
| Springs. These are situated sixteen miles
east of st. Helena, in Pope valley, Napa
county. These waters closely resemble the
| Ems, of Germany, in analysis and salutary
effects, say the proprietors. Il is claimed
that they have cured many cases of heart,
kidney, spinal and liver diseases; also, dys-
pepsis, j,undice, paralysis, eiy,ipelas,
rheumatism, sciatica, neuralgia, general de-
bility, bronchitis and pulmonary complaints
10 their early stages. Board and baths are
SO per we k. The Esna Springs STAGES
leave the depot at st. Helena daily upon the
arrival Of the cars at 11:S0 a. NJ. People
leaving Sacramento in the morning reach the
Springs at p. NJ and the stage fare is 81.
The location is delightful and the resort a
great favorite for hunting and fishing parties,
while invalids seek these springs ia great
numbers.
OF Hardin Hot Sulphur Springs it is
hardly necessary to speak, so we'll known are
they. They are in Lake county. and are
reached by way of Calistoga Board is from
SO to Sl5. The stage fare from Cslstoga is
So. The curative virtues of the springs are
highly extolled. Campers here find excellent
grounds and accommodations. 10 short, "Har.
bins 4" is a very superior resort for health or
recreation.
The Bonanza Springs ale in Lake county
The springs are situated in most delightful
part Of the mountains, seven miles west of
Lower Lake. Being well elevated. and sur
rounded by magnificent pine and oak timber,
it is one of the coolest and most pleasant Of
places. There are several of these springs,
containing a variety of mineral waters-iron,
soda, magnesia, SILICA, sulphur. borax, ETC.,
besides pure, cold, mountain spring water.
Baths can be had of any desired temperature.
Cottages are provided for guests, the hotel
accommodations are good, and hunting and
fishing are plentiful. The climate is sven and
bracing. The proprietor says: If notified
shall run my stage and meet passengers at
Lower Lake and Glenbrook, and convey
them to the hotel free of charge. From
Woodland (stagel, 10 miles, 81 80; FROM Ca.
istoga (stsgel, 30 miles, SO 30.
Allen Springs are in Lake county Tt is
well known resort and a most desirable place.
There are five different mineral springs, in
Guiding sulphur, iron and soda. Steam baths
specially. Hunting and fishing are here
unsurpassed. Neat cottages are ready for
campers. Tho seeking health or pleasure
can find here sample of tie very lest climate
in California, and trst-clsss hotel accommo-
dations. Board from so to So per week
Telegraphic, postal and express facilities are
at hand. Railroad from Sacramento to Will
liams, thence by stage 81 miles, and fare from
Sacramento to the springs 50, are in the de-
tails of the proprietors circular. The charms
of the Allen Springs resort are undeniabie
and many Sacramentans make trip there
each summer both for health and pleasure.
The curative qualities of the waters are
strongly vouched for.
HoSard's Hot and Cold Mineral Springs
are in Lake county. These springs. fourteen
in number, are claimed to be effective for
dyspepsia. dysentery, costiveness, scrofula,
asthma, salt rheum, liver and kidney COM
plants aud skin diseases, and for chills and
fevers they are claimed to be a specific.
Board, room and bath are SO per week.
Passengers a.e met at Lower Lake on Mon
day, Wednesday aud Friday; and on Tues.
| day, Thursday and Saturday at Glenbrook.
Stages leave Calistoga daily on arrival Of
morning train for this place. The resort is
delightfully."- situated. and the surroundings
and climate are all that could be desired for
health, pleasure sporting trips.
The Summer Home Farm is situated in
| the warm fruit belt of tie Santa Cruz noun
tains, surrounded by redwood forests, deep
| aud romantic canyons and delightful noun
tain drives; the location being seven miles
inland from Santa Cruz, affords a delightful
climate. Swimming baths are on tie place.
! A coach goes to Santa Cruz three times
week. giving guests sea- bathing The fare
for the round trip is 81. A commodious
hotel and cosy cottages have been erected.
The table is supplied with an abundance of
cream and fruit Daiy connection is made
! by coach with the 2:30 P. train of the
South Pacific Coast Marrow Gauge) Rail-
road at Glenwood. Board is SO per week.
This place has bracing sea atmosphere, is
in an inyiyorating climate, and Just adapted
for pure rest and recreation.
Concerning Lake Tahoe the people need
no information. This great mountain lake is
annually visited by thousands. Among the
notable places of resort on the lake is 1.-THE
Grand Central Hotel" It is admirably stu.
ated and as point from which to visit the
objects and places of interest in that romantic
region it is scarcely equsled. The accommo-
dations for tourists and summer guests are of
the first order, and make the Grand Cen
trail at Tahoe City popular resort. By
Californisns it is to be reached daily by stage
from Truckee.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS. = Red Jacket
Tribe, No. 2S, Imp. o. r. NJ, elected the
following officers last evening s., G. J.
Sculley; S s., N s. Bennett; J. s., J. F.
brennan K. of w, r. H. Petit; G. of R.,
J. L. jackson; f. c., S. B. Cooley. Rep
resentatives to the Great Council-C. E.
Spencer K. H. Petit, John Domingos, J.
M. Melone and James Mccall. Trustees-J.
S. Foster. B. F. Conoly and Robert Hill
ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-Columbia Lodge,
No. AZ, K. of P, elected the following of.
fcers to serve for the ensuing term last even
ing: P. c., Charles E. Leonard; c. c., R.
b. Harmon; V. O.. Joseph Davy Prelate,
w. J. Hooking; Director, Thos. Bromley.
LATE ARRESTS. The following appeared
on the police slate at IL o'clock last night
Charley Luck. misdemeanor, by officers Har.
vey and Brissell; Mary Doho, sleeping on
the sidewalk. by officer jackson; Thomas
Gallagher, disturbing the peace, by officer
Ash.