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The San Francisco call., 1899-06-20
LOS ANGELES TO VOTE
ON WATER QUESTION
Election to Be Called in Accordance
With the Recent Award of
Arbitrafors
Arbitrators.

LOS ANGELES, June 19.-Opportunity
will be given the citizens to vote upon the
acquisitionof water works. The City Coun-
Gil this morning received the following
recommendation from the City Attorney:
II submit herewith an ordinance of in
tention to acquire possession of certain
water works improvements, and to con-
struck headworKs, conduit, reservoir and
main pipe line. l introduce this ordinance
at the present time as it becomes neces-
sary for the city of Los Angeles to take
a decided stand in the matter of water
litigation, to proceed to carry out the
terms of the award heretofore made by
the arbitrators."
Accompanying this was draft of the
ordinance to call a special election to vote
upon the issue of bonds in sufficient
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Remarkable Strike at
AtIin City.
SAILOR BILLS" DISCOVERY
MILLIONS OF TONS READY FOR
QUARRYING.
Reports Which, if Verified, Would
Make That District the Great
est Mining Center in the
World.
Special Dispatch to The call.

VICTORIA, June 19.-W. J. Partridge
better known as sailor Bill" who ar
rived on the steamer Tees from Atlin,
has found a mountain Of quartz in the
Atlin-a huge reef, which assays high
in gold and which has an almost un-
limited supply Of rock available for the
stamp. If the plans which Partridge
intends to put before his company in
London are carried out and this find
developed ii Will make Atlin the great
est camp known in the mining history
of the world.
Partridge has reports from Ed T.
Stuart. the American mining engineer;
James Lamare, a Partisan expert, and
w. Hyde, NJ. E, which show that the
find Is wonderfully rich ore. The find
is on a vein from 200 to 300 feet in width,
which in its course is intersected by
Atin City. The quartz is a true fissure
Of free milling ore of hanging walls of
serpentine and a footWall Of qUartzite.
The largest assay gives $2T in value,
but the average is only $S.
Stuart, who was formerly connected
with some big American mines, says in
his report, which was shown to The
Call correspondent by Partridge, there
is approximately 1000 900 tons ready
for quarrying. 1t is unnecessary to
mine.
while this seems preposterous, the
engineer says, "the surface showings
justify me in making this estimate. 1t
IS a free milling, white quartz, carry
ing gold and galena."
The Treadwell. Stuart says, is a mere
stringer compared TO it. Lamare says
millions of tons could be quarried. He
suggested that 100 stamp be put in to
start with 1t would improve with
depth and the Treadwell would be in
significant beside it.
Partridge is going to London to make
arrangements for development.
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WOMEN THROW
BRICKS At CARS
Assist the Strikers at
Cleveland.
RI0TING BREAKS OUT ANEW
MOTORMAN AND PATROLMEN
INJURED.
City Council Passes an Ordinance
Requiring the Company to
Employ Experienced
Men.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CLEVELAND, June 19.-Up to 4
o'clock this afternoon this promised to
be the most uneventful day in the big
strike. At that hour another serious
riot broke out in an entirely new quar-
ter and one non union man was sent
to the hospital in consequence.
The company began to-day the opera
ton of two new lines-th0se on Scoville
and Central avenues. The cars were
protected by policemen. Just before 4
o'clock two of the Scoville-aVenue cars
approached the crossing of the Penn
sylvania Railroad. There they were
met by a mob of more than 1000 men
and women. One of the cars was taken
across the railroad safely, but the other
was held up by the mob. A perfect
shower Of paving bricks and stones fell
about the car and crashed against the
vesuibule at the front end, behind which
the mOtorman was concealed. Women
threw bricks and handed them to the
men, who were In the front of the
crowd. The windows of the car had
been lowered and the bricks crashed
against the seats and fell upon the
floor of the car. The conductor es-
capped injury, but the motorman, A. ].
McGrew of St Louis. was struck on
the head with a brick and rendered un-
conscious He was taken to hoSpi-
tai. The patrolman on the car was hit
by a brick.
A call was made for the police, but
when a detachment Of officers arrived
the mob had dispersed and no arrests
were made.
A demonstration, which had been
planned for tonight to influence the
City Council in favor of an ordinance
prohibiting the employment of motor
men who have not had ten days eX-
perienCe operating cars in this city,
consisted of a parade in the down
town streets, with torchlights, drum
corps and bass bands. A crowd of
5000 persons assembled, but all of them
did not parade. The crowd was dem
onstratiVe but not disordery.
AT the meeting of the Council there
was a scene of great disorder The
gallery and lobby of the chamber were
packed by a large crowd and every
speaker who was inclined to give the
railroad company q fair show was
hissed This continued until Mayor
Farley made a speech in which he
declared that he did not propose TO sub
nit to intimidation The ordinance
fixing the requirements for mOtormen
was passed under a suspension of the
rules. The resolution was adopted
requesting the Corporation Counsel to
report whether the franchises of the
company could not be forfeited if it
failed to run ears on all it's lines.
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COUNTERFEITER'S
OUTFIT FOUND
AT SAN RAFAEL
Discovery Of Two Buried MOlds
Bearing Evidence OF
Recent Use.

SAN RAFAEL. June 19-To all ap-
pearances 1t would seem that the
thrifty cOunterfeiter of Uncle Sans
coin finds Marin County a peculiarly
favorable pasture for plying his illegal
vocation. 1t was not quite year ago
that Charles Irwin, alias Henry
Schultz, was arrested and sent to San
Quentin prison for having manufac-
tured bogus money his place of opera
ton being a ravine on the northern
side Of San Rafael hill. To-day another
counterfeiting outfit was discovered not
over q half-mile from where Irwin's
tools were cached, every indication
pointing to its recent use.
While James Thrapp, an employe of
the Eucalyptus Oil Works, was trim
ming trees on the Coleman tract near
The broad gauge tunnel, he noticed at
the foot Of shrub in a sheltered gulch
traces Of earth freshly turned. Up
roofing some of the earth with the toe
Of his shoe Tbrapp discovered the half
of a die or mold used in counterfeit
ing. Taking a. stick he made a complete
search and not only found the other
half Of the die, but another mold. One
was used to coin dollars and bore the
date 1898, the other to make S. gold
coins, and had on his face the date
1897. Both are fresh and clean where
not touched by the dirt and bear a
striking resemblance to the apparatus
of Irwin.
Later in the day Thrapp found bot
tie Of acid buried near where he had
found the molds and several bottles Of
the same fluid in a small, ramshackle
cabin near by, long deserted as a place
of human habitatiOn.
The workman brought what he had
found to town and gave them into the
possession of his attorney, J. W. COch-
rane. The authorities were notified and
are making an investigation. 1t is said
that for several weeks a stranger has
been noticed prowling around the
neighborhood of the cabin and he would
always take a contrary direction when
anybody approached. Numerous spuri-
Gus dollars and So pieces have been
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kENILWORTH INN,

MILL YALLEY-A most delightful summer
home. Every modern convenience In and
out door sports. Forty five minutes from San
Francisco. Table under personal OF MRS.
NJ MERRY. Proprietor.
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GAGE AT PLACERVILLE.
Governor to Inspect the State Road
to Lake Tahoe

PLACERVILLE, June 1e.-Governor
Gage, accompanied by State Highway
Commissioner ]. l.. Maude. arrived in this
city this evening. The Governor will
leave tomorrow. accompanied by Mr..
Maude and NJ. Varoza, commissioner of
the Lake Tahoe State wagon road, to in
spect the State road between this city
and Lake Tahoe.
The last Legislature appropriated $34. .00C
for salaries, maintenance and improve
ment of the road for the fifty-first and
hfty-second fiscal years. A large bridge
spanning the American River at Riverton
will be built this summer. This road for
the past two seasons has been a favorite
route with tourists visiting Tahoe and
other points of interest in that vicinity.
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SUICIDE OF A FAMOUS
YELLOW FEVER EXPERT
Dependency Owing to Supposed Lack
of Appreciation Causes Surgeon
Summers to Shoot Himself.

ST. LOUIS, June 19.-Dr. Thomas Os-
mond Summers. late major surgeon in
charge of the fever hospital at Santiago
and a noted yellow fever expert, shot
himself through the head here this even
ing. Dependency caused by a fancied
the Government during the Spanish war
is assigned as the cause for the rash act
Dr. Summers was the author of stand
ara medical works and his successful
Memphis epidemic Of 1878 gave him a ma
tional reputation. DR.. Summers was pro
fessor of anatomy in the St. Louis Col
lege of Physicians and Surgeons. The
deed was committed in his lecture room
as he stood facing a grnning skeleton
which he used in illustrating his lectures
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CONVENTION OF THE ELKs.
Marching Herds Cheered Upon Arrl-
val in st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 19.-The thirty
first annual convention and reunion of
the Benevolent and Protective Order OF
Elks begins in this city tomorrow. All
day long and tonight delegates of the
antlered tribe from all sections of the
country arrived at the various dep0ts and
at at different hotels A conservative estI3
mate tonight places the arrivals at 1909
and by tomorrow night it Is expected
this number will be augmented by at
least 10000 more In addition to this i'm
mense host probably 10000 or 25,00O strang-
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COINER CAPTURED.

SANTA BARBARA, June 19.-Sheriff
Stewart received word from Pismo,
near San Luis Obispo, to-day, that
Deputies Cronin and Stewart unearthed
a buried counterfeiting outfit and $240
in counterfeit money upon information
given by John Thompson, alias Charles
Raymond, arrested a week ago at Los
Olivos and placed in Jail here for hav-
ing passed counterfeit money. The
deputies also arrested a partner Of
Thompson. at work at Pismo There
has been a great deal Of counterfeit
money. all in silver dollars, circulated
throughout the country hereabouts.
The coins are well made showing hard
ly fault in the dies, but they are
trife lighter than the genuine and
seem over polished.
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er companions, raided McLellans ice
cream and candy stand at Agricultural
Park and were caught by Deputy Sheriffs
hos vaya reIaaS 81 r6,,, ,,u a re ne ne
take the train home.
The others We're UP before Justice Ro-
senthal to-day. Sam Cox. two John
Browns. Al Wilson and Mathew Brady
were charged with malicious mischief
Conrad Landberg, who had stolen hi
cycle chain from w. A. Farrell. was
charged with petty larceny. As they
stood before the Judge they were hand
cuffed in pairs. The entire six entered
pleas Of not guilty. Their trials were set
for June % and bail fixed at SO This
change their pleas TO guilty, and Justice
Rosenthal gave them ten days in jail or
a ilne of SO. They all went to jail.
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DUNCAN SPRINGS,

magnesia springs; baths; furnished cottages
Terms, $40 to s12. Buy through tickets: send
for circular. o. HOWELL. Hopland. Cal.
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Exhibits at Paris.

There will be a large exhibit from this coun-
try at the Paris Exposition in 1900 which will
prove very interesting to all who may attend
but no more so than the news that the famous
American remedy. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
will positively cure dyspepsia, Indigestion, con-
stpatiOn, biliousness and nervousness. To all
sufferers of the above complaint a trial is
recommended. with the assurance that when
honestly used cure will be effected. 1t ais )
tones up the entire system.
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TO VISIT THE QUARRIES.
Board Will Inspect Marble and Gran
ite for the Postoffice Building.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-The Treasury
Department has decided to appoint a
commission to visit the Quarries and in
vestigate the marble and granite pro-
posed by various bidders for the construc-
ton of the San Francisco Postoffice build
ing Chief Architect Kemper said to The
Call correspondent to-day that the board
would consist of three Treasury Depart
ment officials, two of whom had already
perintendent of Postoffice buildings, and
Cabelle Whitehead, assayer of the San
Francisco Mint. The third member of the
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MONTGOMERY Sulphur Springs.

Natural hot mineral baths. Good country
hoard Rates s6 and 81 per week. MRS. J.
MONTGOMERY. Calistoga Cal.
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LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
noMEsrIC PORTS.

TACOMA-Arrfved June 19-Stmr Umatilla,
hence June Is; stmr Orizaba, from Dyea.
Sailed June 19-Stmrs City of Seattle and
Orizaba, for Dyea; Br ship Foyledale, for
Liverpool,
Challenger, for San Pedro.
FORT BRAGG-Arrived June 19-Stmr Sc
quota hence June is.
BOWENs LANDING-sailed June 1s-Schrs
Corinthian and Mary Eta. for San Francisco.
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Mckinley in Bay State.

HOLYOKE, Mass, June 19-Notwith-
standing that the day has been long
and tedious one, both the President and
Mrs. Mckinley stood the strain incident
to the great demonstration at Northamp-
ton and the journey back to Holyoke very
well indeed. The trip to Mount Tom in
the turmoil of the morning, while the
quiet hours were a fitting climax to the
do
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LAUREL DEL

LAKE AND HOTEL.
climate scenery, entertainment; mono better
IN Lake Co: gas indoors and out.
80 --A H WAMBOLD.
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Makes Motorcycle Record.

Special Cable TO The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted 1899 by James Cor
don Bennett.
PARIS, June 19.-M. Feront has estab-
lshed motorcycle record by going from
Paris to Brest and back in forty hours
twenty-six minutes and four seconds His
average speed was thirty klometers an
hour.
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WILL BE DRIVEN SHoREWARD.
Stranded Liner Paris May Be Broken
UP by Gale.

FALMOUTH. England, June 19-The
American nner Paris, on the rocks near
The Manacles, experienced to-day the
first southeasterly gale. which has blown
t0 the saivagers Iva to desert @ the w wreck The
divers had succeeded in blasting away the
rocks and had cleared the steamer of wa
storm came up and drove them off. It is
now feared that the liner will be forced
further ashore and broken in two.
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Summer School Opens.

PACIFIC GROVE, June 19.-The second
annual session of the Pacific Coast Sum
mer School opened at this place to-day
with a large number of students and fac
ulty members from Stanford University.
Nothing beyond the arrangement of
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ers will be in ST. Louis to witness the
parade and other festivities of the week;
with purple and white bunting and Old
Glory hutters from innumerable flag
staffs. go
marching delegations, headed by bands
playing inspiring airs. Big crowds line
the sidewalks, cheering the herds of Elks
as they 90 marching by.
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classes was accomplished to-day, the reg
uiar work to begin to-morro,w w. C9urses g
French Spanish' italian, English, mathe-
mates, n tics history history and EDUCATION were
opened, the registratio in all being large. a,sb
The summer school will hold an ar,,e elsnf NJ
three three and fis five weeks, respectively. The
school is managed by board Of q directors dir
composed of B. A. Eardley; u ,. Irlih! III h!5ier II G
Dr.. Thomas Fibben, all of Pacific Grove
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INDEPENDENCE LAKE.


Boats free to guests. Fine fishing. Excellent
table. Clean beds and careful attention to
patrons Climate perfect. Sixteen miles from
Truckee. in the heart of the Sierras and sur
rounded by magnificent trees Of an unbroken
forest The ideal spot for families because it
is clean, no poison oak, no pests. And pure
air and pure water Address MRS. II. NJ.
CLEMONS. Independence Lake
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Yosemite Valley and Big Trees.

Superior accommodations and lowest rate.
via the valley Road route For full par
tculars address JOHN MOSS. Traffic Dept
32l Market St. San Francisco.
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Old Soldiers Sudden Death.

SANTA ROSA. June 19.-John K. Hor-
rod of Forestvilie expired suddenly in a
chair at his residence this morning. Heart
failure was the cause He was an old
soldier and distinguished himself IN sew
eral battles He was a native of Ohio.
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amount to enable the city to carry out its
part of the now famous thirty-year con
tract and to pay the Los Angeles City
Water Company the awarded price for the
corporations Improvements upon the
oity'S DrOpartv
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MONTE VISTA.

In the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Now open.
Come TO the country for the summer Low
rates. Send for or call at The Traveller office
for illustrated circulars. THOS- e. MORGAN.
Proprietor, Monte Vista. Dutch Flat, Placer
Comfy Cal
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THE TRAVELLERS" BUREAU,

AT NO. 20 MONTGOMERY ST. KEEPS
n the pamphlets of all principal California
Resorts for FREE DISTRIBUTION. The pub
lie cordially invited to call or write. NO
CHARGE OF ANY KIND.
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Mark West Sprinus.

MI osT PICTURESQUE RESORT. VARIETY
sia. Iron and Arsenic; plunge bath: swimming
pool billiards. shuffeboard. croquet and other
games. Accommodations hrst-cass; table good:
So to s12 a week. Round trip. So rs. Stage
meets morning trains and Sat eve FREsE Ss
JUERGENSEN Mark West Springs. Sonoma
Co. Cal. City Office. s12 Larkin ct.
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Yosemite Camping Excursions.

Every day; $50 for 12 days from s. F.: eight
days in valley Information at the Traveller
Office, 20 Montgomery St Tickets at the
Valley Road Office 321 Market st.
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HOTEL LYNDON,
LOS GAToS

Just opened; new building; handsome furnt-
ture so outside rooms; every modern conven
ience: electric bells and lighting; perfect sani-
tary plumbing Strictly first-class family and
commercial hotel. Comfort and convenience of
guests first consideration Cuisine and service
1nstlrpas assed Commodious free sample
LYMAN H TOLFREE. Proprietor.
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board has not as yet been selected. He
will be chosen by Assistant Secretary
Taylor, who has charge of public build
ings.
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YOUNG RoUGHs IN JAIL.

San Francisco Picnickers in Trouble
at San Jose.
SAN JOSE, June ia half dozen
young roughs. who came down from San
Francisco on the Red Branch Rifles ex-
cursion yesterday are experiencing a
forced summer vacation Of ten days at
the county Jail. The boys range in years
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FAMOUS GILRoY HOT SPRINGS.
(Change of Management.)

r. ROBERTSON (for the past FIVE years at
Paraiso springs) Prop. and Manager.
The hotel and cottages have been thoroughly
renovated-new furniture beds. carpets. etc.
The Table the best the market affords. The
Baths refitted and improved-competent at
tendants and masseurs. Grounds and walks
bessItif1ed. Fine hunting and fishing. Trains
leave Third and Townsend sts., s. F., at
a. m. and 2:45 p. m. Carriages at Gilroy for
the Springs.
For illustrated pamphlets and special rates
by months and for families address R. ROB-
ERTSON. Gilroy Hot SPRINGS. Cal.
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HOTEL MOUNT VIEW.

A BEAUTIFUL SUMNER RESORT IN ROSS
Valley now open Tor guests. For terms
and particulars address MRS M. /. LEACH,
Ross Valley. Marin County Cal.
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mENDENHaLL SPRINGS

Under new management; 1000 feet above sea /;
stage connects with train at Livermore at 2:15
p. m: fare from San Francisco. 81 25; rates
81 80 TO s12 so per week; half price for children
under u years years old For CIRCULARS address DR.
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DR.. G. G. O'DONNELL'S
Sanitarium and Mineral Springs, Glen Ellen
Sonoma County; also 20 completely furnished
Broom cottages: good boating. fishing and
hunting; finest summer resort and mineral
ground and mineral water free. Apply to DR..
c. c. O. Donnel, 1021H Market St. bet. Sixth
and Seventh. San Francisco.
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BOGUS MONEY UNEARTHED.

taken in both at the Sausalito pool
rooms and at Schuetzen Park picnics.
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SUMNER HOME FARM.

SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS: FIRST CLASS
family resort; cottages, tents, hunting and hsh-
ing; artificial lake for boating and swimming
long distance telephone: campers return tick
cts So so; hotel open the year round. Send for
circulars to J. H. HAESTERS. Glenwood. Cal
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water. Hunting. Magnificent location. Good
cheer and home comforts. Good board, with
dress MRS PORTER T. PEABODY, Gilroy,
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PLEASANT VIEW RANCH.

Good fishing, hunting, bathing; fresh
milk, butter and eggs, fresh fruit. Terms,
81. E. M; SHELFORD. Cloverdale, Cal
Free carriage.
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PLANTATION. HOUSE,

Eighteen miles from Cazadero on stage line
Good trout fishing, plenty fruit. cream and
milk free conveyance for parties OF two or
more: grand redwood scenery. Address
apply e. KRUSE. 2o7 Front ST.. s. F.. for par
ticulars
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POPE HOUSE.
THE HOYA RETREAT {4t s5uatsq srdr five smiles miles

IDEAL FAMILY RESORT; electric cars to
i beach. MRS. A. POPE, Santa Cruz. Cal.
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ST. HELENA SANITAPJIIM

NJ NATURAL ADVANTAGES: SALUBR1orrs
~ climate; picturesque scenery; mountain
walks pure spring water beautiful drives:
pine groves. lawns and gardens. The best ad.
vantages for those who need to obtain comfort
rest and health culture in short time address
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ADAM SPRINGS. LAKE co.

Fayorite resort OF the State: the water is un
excelled for medicinal purposes; table unsur-
passed; fine ashiug and hunting; stage daily
from Calfstoga direct to springs; round trip at
Southern Pacific Offices $40 DIR. W. X. PRA-
THEIR. Adam Spring.
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NAPA SODA SPRINGS,

TWO TRAINS DAILY: 7:3O A M. AND {
p. m; stage meets train at Napa City AN
DREW JACKSON Napa Soda Springs P. o.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

JoHA NN1SsER G.
FAMILY RESORT AND OUTING PLACE
In the midst OF the Napa Redwoods Mount
Veeder 3lo0 feet. Large lake. boating, swim
. ming hunting, fishing. Terms. Sc to $40 per
week Send for circulars. JOHANNISBERu
RESORT, Oakville Napa County, Cal.
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CAMP TAYLOR REDWOODS.

On N. p c. r. r.. the place to go for sum-
mer; board or camp cottages; Sunday excur-
eions, 81. For circulars address II. q. MAR
TIN. Camp Taylor, Cal
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HoTEr RENNENuyE

And cottages Lakcport Cal.-Large grounds:
new dancing pavilion, Sox40; fronts lake 200 IT. ;
fine bowling alley and shuffeboard swimming
boating, elegant yacht free; childrens play
ground; good table; no Chinese help. F. q
A. M SCALES Proprietors
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BLUE LAKES HOTEL

VAy ILL BE CONDUCTED IN A QUIET.
w homelke manner tn one of the best
tables in the county; $40 to s12 per week Round
trip 50 60 S. F. and n. P to ukiah thence by
stage. Address j. WILL ON. Bertha. Lake
County Cal