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Memoranda.

Per stmr Yosemite-On Oct 10, on Point
Reyes lost blade of propeller; returned TO San
Francisco for repairs.
Per stmr Queen at San Francisco Oct 10.
from yictoria-G. S. Uyeki. japanese second
cabin passenger from Seattle. jumped overheard
from stmr Queen Saturday Oct l3. at 1850 p.
M while ship was below Columbia River.
Body was not recovered. although steamer was
nut hack over her course and search made
around the scene OF the accident for time.
EUREKA Oct 15.-Stmr Roanoke and stmr
Scotia previously reported aground, have both
been foated The Roanoke steamed 70 oil
wharf. will take in fuel and water and proceed
EUREKA oct 15.-The stmrs Roanoke and
Scotia went on the sands at the entrance, just
outside of South Spit. about $50 N yester-
day. At the time OF striking there dark
and thick fog and the bar quite rough,
with considerable in entrance. The tug
Ranger towed on the Roanoke until the turn of
the tide The tugs hawser broke and new
one secured and tug resumed efforts, floating
the Roanoke about 10 and she is now in
the bay with the Scotia 1t Is understood that
the Roanoke viii take oil and proceed to- sea
By this tide wind southefly; big tide.
EUREKA Oct. 15.-The stmf Scotia, pre-
TiousIy reported. Is leaking badly: has 3 feet
of water in hold is being iightered.
HONOLULU. Oct 15--Stmr Morning Star,
bound from this port for Seattle, put back
leaking at the rate Of IS inches an hour
~
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dried fruit 3 cs olives 4ole gals and so cs
wine, es champagne, 233 gals and 125 cs
whisky. 100 cs gin. Is cs liquors, 5 cs brandy.
matches 1926 lbs soda, 3 rolls leather, 26
crts sewing machines, es bicycles, II coils
rope, 1881 railroad ties, 325 bdls bettens, -93
pkgs railroad material 3o1 car wheels, 1907
odls aud 1T pcs pipe, 4I0 pcs aud bdis steel.
1885 bds and 5s1 bars IRON 1860 es coal oil,
4360 gals. gasoline, 2250 gals eistillate 126 cs
turpentine. bbis and % cs oils SI3 pkgs pa
per, 90 bales paper bags, 26 cs candles 5 cs
arms and ammunition. so kess lead. Is, 500 lbs
coal, 200 rolls roofing material, 80 hbls pitch ca
pkgs duck cs,lI5 lbs starch. $50 bdls shocks,
automobile, s22o lbs and cs tobacco, 10 es
cigars and cigarettes, 14o cs boots and shoes,
2o4 pkgs dry goods. cs hats 46 pkgs nachtn-
eryA 81 pkgs paints, 460 cs soap, so pkgs cleo
trical goods. p cs drugs. 800 bdls wire. 1861
lbs lead, IS bdls broons, 4T5e bbls crude oil
SO pkgs acid 20 bdls oars, III live hogs. 10
mules, 4 coops turkeys
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MrRAsKY LEAGUE TO MEET.

The Murasky Non-Partisan League
organized to promote the candidacy of
Superior Judge Frank ]. Murasky for
the Appellate bench. will hold public
meeting at its headquarters, 1915 FIJI
more street. tonight Among the speak
ers will be ex-Judge Jeremiah f. Sui
Iivan. The league is working en-
Enthusiastically for the election OF Judge
Murasky to the higher bench. Hiram
Johnson is president and Lewis F. By
ington secretary of the league
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.,rroNoBIIE STAGE A SUCCESS.

UKIAH, Oct. 1.-THE much talked Of
automobile stage line between Fort
Bragg and Greenwood is now in oper-
alton The first machine put on Is an
eleven passenger. twenty-four horse
power car The novelty of the thing
has kept it loaded down so far. and
tickets are being Sold several days In
advance.
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LEAVES MONEY TO cHURcH.

SAN DIEGO, Oct. 15--By the will of
Mrs. George j. Keating. who died re-
Gently in England. a block of land for
a parish house is given St Paui's Fpis-
copal Church, $4,000 is given the Bish-
OPS endowment fund of Los Angeles
and $50, 900 is given to the fGeorse J.
Keating memorial fund" for the ex-
tension of the Episcopal church in San
Diego County.
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The Excnrsson 10 MINUS

Next Sunday. October u. Is tha Faosi pictr-
rescue ride in California. Between Tiburoa and
Ukiah the train VIII pass through Succession "
Ieryelv valleys. and north OF Ckiah ascend the
mountain seven miles reaching height Of 1850
feet afoye the sea, thus unfolding a panoramic
view Of miles and miles OF valleys, redwood for
ests and mountain scenery. Leave Tiburcn ferry
at $40 a. NJ Round trip only 81. Tickets sow
on sale=a Tiburon ferry.
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Liner at Hunters Point Drydock, but Survey
ors Have Not Completed Examination.

wasd a am 0 far cod
made b. 0 0
her a
e The other smuab
The full the by
double
il the liner !
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The Overdue List.

Norwegian bark TheodoF ont 225 days from
Fort Tampa for Yokohama. T5 per cent.
German bark Ocean. out 157 days from Wal
isrOo for Falmouth, Is per cent
British ship Centurion, out IS days from
Newcastle, y. s. ", for Caleta Buena, per
cent.
British bark Ednyfed. out 1O3 days from
Buenos Ayres. for Sydney. u per cent
British steamer Hynford- out 30 days from
Bahia Blanca for west coast Of South America,
80 per cent
italian bark Margherita out IA days from
Genoa for Antafogasta. s per cent.
Norwegian ship Cortez. cut 123 days from
Hamburg for Antafogastz. s per cent.
German ship Peter Rickmers. out 143 days
from Raagoon, for Bremen. 80 per cent.
British ship TheIatta. ont IS days from New
castle Australia, to Caleta Colosa, per cent.
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Sierra, for San Francisco via Auckland and
Honolulu.
CHERBOUR URG-Arr'ved Oct 15-stmr Kaiser
BAIGUNE-Arriyed Oct 15-stmr Staten
dam from New York.
SINGAPORE-ArriFed Oct 15-Stmr Green
vieh, from Vancouver for Alexandra.
HONGKONG-Arriyed Oct 13--Stmr Tartar,
from Vancouver and Yokohama
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Forecast for San Francisco and vicinity
Cloudy; probably showers Wednesday; fresh
south wind
For Sacramento Valley-Cloudy Wednesday;
probably showers; cooler; fresh soutberly winds.
For San Joaquin Yalley-Clondy Wednesday,
possibly showers by night; light north wind,
For Los Angeles and Tieinity-Falr wednes-
day: light west wind.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster
Maximum and minimum temperatures at East
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.. s. Branch HydrographIc once.

A branch of the United States Hydrorra phic
Office located at the Merchants Exchanges il
maintained In San Francisco fo- the benefit of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
Of expense Navigators are cordially invited to
visit the Office where complete sets OF chart
and sailing directions Of the world are kept ct
latest information always be obtained re-
garding lights dangers to navigation and all
matters Of interest TO ocean commerce The
time ball service has been suspended bending
the reconstruction Of the tower Of the Ferry
building.
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The Amy Transports.

Tic Buford IS AT Honolulu.
The Burnside IS at Seattle.
The Crook is in port. Out Of commission.
The Dix Is az Seattle
The Fitzpatrick is at Manila.
The Logan left Manila September 20 and is
due here october 70.
York
The Meade left Manila September for New
YORK
The Sheridan Is at Hoaolula.
The sherman sailed October 10 for Manila.
The Thomas IS st Manila.
The Warren IS in port Out OF commission.
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CON on THE sIERRA.

SYDNEY. n s. ". Oct. 15.-Tbe stsam..
shin Sierra which sailed from here stair,;er
for san Francisco. had on board 81 SOC, COO "a
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Fifty of Mongolia's Plates Found to Have
Suffered on Midway Reef.
Weather Heport.

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau-San Francisco. Oct. is.
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Maximum and minimum Temperatures at Ea
rn sfaftong.
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STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITIONS AND AFFAIRS OF tn
TEUTONIA
INSURANCE COMPANY

OF NEW ORLEANS. IN THE STATE OF Lou
ISIANA, on the 31st day OF December A D.
1905. and for the year ending that day. Pub
lished pursuant to the Provisions OF Section 611
Of the Political Code and compiled from the an
nual statement hled with the Insurance CommIs-
sioner Of the State OF California
CAPITAL.
Amount Of Capital Stock. paid up in
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FAIR PLAYERS
ON THE: COURTS
Miss Hazel Hotchkiss
Wins a Place in
the Finals.

The annual scratch singles tennis
tournament for the championship of
the State was started yesterday by the
swept the courts and kept many spec
tators away. Despite the strong wind
the tennis was good. Only three
matches were played and they were all
won in straight sets
Miss Hazel Hotchkiss, the clever lit
tie player from Berkeley, who held the
championship in 1S04-5. easily won a
place in the finals. She disposed of
Miss Ida Mearns first and later beat
Miss Annabel Vodden. Although the
ex-champion won both matches with
out the loss OF set, her opponents
We're not badly beaten
Miss Mearns won four games in the
first set and three in the second Miss
Nodden won a like number of games
She forced Miss Hotchkiss to a deuce
set a the start, but was outplayed in
the second set. Both Miss Mearns and
Miss Vodden have improved, but Miss
Hotchkiss is a trifie too strong for
them at present.
OF the four players entered from the
park, Miss Coda Myer was the only
one to meet with success. She beat
her clubmate, Miss Vera Crocker, with
ease. Miss Crocker had had no prac-
=.
AS Miss Bessie Valleau could NOT
play in the afternoon and Miss Crocker
could not play in the forenoon. the
semi final match between the former
and Miss Myer had to be postponed
until next Saturday. 1t is expected
Miss Myer will win this match and
meet Miss Hotchkiss in the finals Miss
Myer is easily the cleverest player on
this side of the bay. and. while she has
had but little tournament experience
she is expected to make it interesting &
for Miss Hotchl.iss.
There seems to be considerable doubt
as TO whether Miss Ethel RatclifPe. the
champion, will defend Should she
elect to do so the finals will be PLAYED
next Saturday afternoon. If Miss Rat
cliffe decides not to defend the final
match will go over until the afternoon
OF the Fourth of July.
The entries for the mems champion
ship event closed yesterday afternoon
at ) o'clock when the drawings were
held. Twenty-six of the cleveI.est ( play
ers in this section of the State entered.
Judging by the size and class of the
entry list. the competition should prove
,even more interesting than that for the
championship of the city.
Unfortunately many of the cleverest
players drew in one quarter. This will
insure excellent matches for the carly
rounds, but the later rounds will brin 3.
together players who are not so evenly
matched.
Todays matches will be well worth
witnessing. In the preliminary round
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Charles Foley and Percy Murdock drew
together for the second consecutive
time. Murdoclx was anxious to draw
Foley and expects to reverse the for
mer decision. 1t should provo great
match when they meet this morning
ExCoast Champion Drummcnd Mac
Gavin drew Clarence Griffin. They will
play either late this morning In early
this afternoon This. too, should prove
an interesting match
In the first round. which will be COM
pleted today If possible the winner
OF the Foley Murdoch match will be
opposed TO Carl Gardner. Gardner
should play much better for having
shed his championship title. He is in
great form and will fight hard to re-
tricve his lost laurels. 1t has twice
happened in the past that man has
lost the city championship and inme-
diately followed it up by annexing the
State championship. In 1904 Grant
Smith did this and Drummond Mac
Gavin followed suit in 1905. Tie ques-
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED.
Friday. June %
Stmr Eureka, Goightly. 4 days from Seattle
Schr Ensign, Asplund. il days from Everett
Saturday. June %
Stmr Samoa aIadsen. ~ hours from San Pedro.
Stmr Greenwood, Fagerstron, is hours from
Stmr Acapulco. Trask. % DAYS 10 hours 50
minutes from AncOn, via San Bias days
20 hours So minutes
stmr James 5 Higgins. 80 hours from San
Pedro.
CLEARED
Saturday. June D.
Stmr Enterprise. Younggren. Hio and Homo
luu: J. D. SDreekels a Bros CO.
Br stmr Dakotah Ross. Shanghai; Psc Coast
oil Co
BARK Amy Turner. wariand Hno; welch &
Co
SAILED
saturday. Juse %
Br stmr DakOtsh. Ross. Shanghai
Stmr Eureka. lessen Eureka.
Stmr Elizabeth. Jensen. BaGd0n.
Stmr Del Norfe. Payne. Crescent City.
Stmr Johan Paulsen, LeyinsaN. Portland Or.
stmr Pono. Reinertsen, Point Arena and Al
bion.
Br ship Hartfeld. Sandson. London.
Scir Albion Olsen. Coquile River
Schr Willie Hume Wilson. Port Townsend.
Schr Ruby. koTth. COquiie River.
RETU RNED.
saturday. June %
Stmr Argo Hansen hence June . for Eel
River. returned with broken crank shaft
TELEGRAPIIIC.
POINT I.OBOS June 23-l0 y. m.-Wea tbe-
thick; wind SW; velocity - miles per hour.
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ton is, VIII Gardner do the same? He

tion is, VIII Gardner do the same? He
will try. a any rate.
In the bottom quarter Harold Gabriel
is the only player with any pretension
to class and he should reach the semi
final round easily.
George Busch and Melville Long will
come together in the first round. The
winner probably w.ll meet r. \. Whit
ney for the senl-fina1 place in the top
quarter. The other place in the top
half will go TO either George James
Carl Gardner, Charles Foley or Percy
Murdock.
Drummond MacGavin. Clarence Grif-
fin and Herpert Long will fight ii out
for the fourth semi-final place. The
drawing follows:
Preliminary round, R. n. Whitney VS.
c. S. Gayness; E. f. Nourse VS. Morris
McLoughlin; George Guerin VS.. George
James; Henry Mills VS.. Carl Gardner;
Charles Foley VS.. Percy Murdoch; Clar-
enee Griffin VS.. Drummond MacGavin;
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PACIFIC MAIL LINER ACAPULCO ARRIVES FROM
PANAMA AND WILL BE ANCHORED IN STREAM
Only Perishable Freight
Is Landed on the
Wharf.
Siberia Is Due Today
With Large Number
of Passengers.

The Pacific Mail liner Acapulco, Cap
tain Trask, arrived yesterday from
Panama and way ports. She brought
thirty nine passengers and 542 tons
Of cargo. The Acapulco did not dock.
The passengers were sent ashore in
the tender Arabs, on which later the
AcapulcO's bananas were discharged.
The rest OF the Acapulco's cargo Will
remain on board for the present. and
the steamer viii stay at her anchor
age in Mission Bay.
The Acapulco's passengers included
the following:
Henry u. West. Mrs. Anna West,
Raymond West. Marie West, Constance
West Mrs. A. NJ Walker. Miss Eliza
Walker. Mrs. William Badette. Georgia
Badette. Gladys Badette. DOllie Ba-
dette. Mrs. Mae Speedy, Ernest Forbes.
Mrs. NJ Forbes, J.. f. Dell, Max THEM,
A. THEM, NJ. THEM.
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Threntcnn TO klll rorcmnn-

r. F. Cook. foreman for HeaIy & Tib-
bits. obtained a warrant from Police
Judge Mosan yesterday for the arrest
of John Doe on charge Of threats
against life. Healy & Tibbitts secured
a lease Of land at Mason and NORTH
Point streets and sent Cook yesterday
morning 10 take formal possession
Cook was confronted by man who de-
fed him TO take possession ana forced
him TO retire at the point of q revolver.
threatening to kill him.
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F. Bass VS.. James Code; Herbert Long
VS.. Fletcher Elliott; Harold Getz VS.. Al
bert Kenyon; George Cutter VS.. Harold
Gabriel.
First round upper halD-George
ton, a bye
First round (lower half)-Charlcs
Kuehn, a bye; DR.. Bush VS.. E. P. Fin
nigan.
PLAY will begin promptly at 10
o'clock An admission of % cents will
be charged for the days play. Those
who come in the morning will be given
matches.
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pcnsinn Attorner GuiItr.

John X. Bartholomew pleaded guilt
in the United States District Court yes
terday of charge OF violating the PEN
sion laws. He was ordered to appear
for sentence next Tuesday at 10 a. m.
The indictment accuses Bartholomew
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Water Front Notes.

The liner Alameda is due Tuesday
from Honolulu.
The Pacific Mail liner Siberia. Cap
tain Feeder, is due today from the
Orient The Siberia is bringing q full
cargo and a large number Of passen-
gers. among whom are some prominent
men.
The steamship Enterprise cleared yes
terday for Hilo.
The steam schooners Eureka. Eliza
beth and Albion sailed yesterday for
northern lumber ports. The stealner
Greenwood arrived with 100000 feet Of
lumber.
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of having charged Joseph Albert
Brady. an applicant for pension. s2Sf
for Bartholomew services as pension
attorney, the law prohibiting a charge
of more than $40 in such cases. IL is
alleged that on December TO- 1904. in
the Justices Court at Maxwell Colusa
County. the accused sued Brady to
recover that sum.
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Water Business.

Office at our warehouse, 4th and King
SITS, s. F. Prompt delivery made to any
part of the city. Booklets about springs.
HANSEN & kAHLER, Sth and Web
ster SITS, Oakland distributors for Oak
land, Alameda and Berkeley.
BARTLETT SPRINGS co.
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returns to Port in Distress.

The steamer ArgO. which left here
June 2l for the Eel River, returned to
port yesterday on account OF having
broken heF crank shaft.
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Bartlett
Springs

In first-class condition Now open for
guests. Good table assured. Hotel, no
tel cottages and housekeeping cottages.
Mineral baths. Competent masseurs Tor
ladies and gentlemen. California and
Northwestern via Hopland; Southern
Pacific via Williams daily. Address j.
e. McMAHAN at Springs Lake Co., Cal.
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MOUNT VIEW HOTEL Ross Ross s4a4I1S, yA555S,

Is open Newly furnished: plumbing
Reservations CAP be made by addressing
Manager. Ross Valley station.
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SHIELDS-Sailed June 23-stmr Nederlapd.
from Rotterdam, for Port Los Angeles
DOYER-Sailed June 23-Stmr Amerika. for
New York
HAVRE-Arrived June 23-Stmr La Touraine.
from New York.
Memoranda.
Per stmr Argo-On June -, at 10 D m. off
Point Arena. broke crank shaft; returned to
San Francisco for repairs.
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Cargo for HiIo.

The bark Amy Turner was cleared for Hlo
yesterday with cargo valued AT Sl3.22l and in
Cludng the following:
$50 bales hay. lI.443 lbs bran. 1911 ctls bsr-
ley 3 cts wheat 20 ctls corn 1920 lbs mid
dlings. 972 lbs millstufs 64sS lbs bread. IG50
lbs paste. ll2 cs canned goods. 10 pkgs grocer
les and provisions. boots and shoes car
boys acid, 2S pkgs sewing machines, cs car
bide. II cosl Oh. 3 bdls brO0ms. > cs matches,
zoo tons fertilizers, 500 bbls lime.
Movements of Steamers.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.

Matters of Interest TO the Shipping
Merchant and the Mariner
The latest lumber charters reported are: The
British steamer Bessie Dollar fat San Pedro)
from Puget Sound TO China; British ship Csrnedd
LIeweilyn Get Portland. thence 10 Talcahusno
at 23s chartered prior 10 arrival; Italian bark
Oriente ton Puget sound thence 10 lQuique di-
rect at 4lS. prior 10 arrival.
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BEAUTIFUL LAUREL DELI

The only lake resort with firstciass orchestra !;
under the management of DIR. Monroe y. Callen-
der. Table unsurpassed Send for new pamphlet.
f. DURHAM Prop. Laurel Dell. Lake Co., also
Prop. of La Trianon.
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WILLOW RANCH.

Delightfully."- located In the Santa Cruz rcd
woods. MIX. fruit. spring water. phone daily
mail. excellent table; s.. MRS. NJ J. GRAN
DELL. Special rates to families.
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THE GEYSERS

The greatest health resort in California Posi-
tive cure for Rheumatism. Stomach. Liver and
Kidney Troubles Table first class. Lighted
throughout by electricity. Long distance tele-
phone and postoffceA in the hotel Rates So and
S14 per week, Including baths. New bath
houses have been erected this season. Special
ra ties to families and monthly guests For book
let and information write r. II. CURRY, Prop.
The Geysers, Cal
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Summit-NIaxmum. 10: mhlimum 20; north
east; clear: snow. Z inches none last year.
Forecast for San Francisco and vieinity-Fair
Sunday: fog in morning; fresh west wind
For Sacramento Valey-Fair Sunday not so
warm; light north wind.
For San Joaquin Valley-Fair Sunday; con
tinued warm; light north wind.
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Oyercast in
morning; fair Sunday fresh west wind .
A. @. McADIE. District Forecasfer
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AGUACALIENTE,
SPRINGS.

SPRINGS.
Send your family to the nearest Hot Sulphur
Springs TO San Francisco. First-class aecOnlmo-
dations. Special rates TO families; no staging
four trains daily: fare. round trip Les. Tiburon
Ferry Oakland: two hours ride. Address
THEODOR RICHARDS. Aqua Calients Springs.
Sonoma County. Cal.
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VIII SONS INN

quiet home place in the mountains. nea~
Napa Excellent table. Fruit. vegetables. milk
and cream; IS 10 $11 per week. season rates.
Folders at Bryan's 1892 Fillmore St ARNO
II. WILSON. Atlas. Cal.
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THE JORDAN.

San Rafaei, Cal. Sixth and streets First
class family boarding house. Terms to suit
times, and reasonable. Fine grounds. Beautiful
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VILLA FoNTENAY.

Under new management. Santa Cruz Mts
Three miles from Gleuwood. FIrst-class table,
bowling. electric lights, billiards, dancing pa
yiiion elubroom SO up; round trip So; free
carriage. RICE HARPER, Prop. X. L. d. /,
Santa Cruz.
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Howell Mt, Woodworth's.

Residence Of 81 years. Home fruits. vegetables
milk. cream etc. PureSt of spring water No
fog 81 to $40 week WOODWORTH i Null
LER. st. Helena. Cal.
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RYDON

Hot Springs Waters that cure. One of the most
perfectly appointed hotels in the State Week
end round-trip rate. $7.5O. includes two days
at hotel. use OF baths. everything pail southern
Pacific trains running to Byron On schedule time
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CAMP TAILOR.

The tented city not affected by the earthquake.
Send your family. Tent. cottage and camp
grounds unlimited. Boating. swimming. Grocery,
butcher on the grounds selling regular prices.
Terms under present conditions most liberal.
Apply ADAM BREH3I. Proprietor.
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Camp Meeker

Equable climate Lots $15 up. Cottages built
$50 up Depot. stores. restaurant. hotel. phOue,
post. express. churches and sawmiil: 1900 lots
sold: 4G0 cottages built. Sausalito ferry
NJ c. MEEKER. Camp SIeeker. SOnoma County.
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: ,lINERAL SPRINGs.

RICHARDSO- MINERAL SPRINGS.
Ten miles from Chico. Butte Co. Stage daily,
Sundays excepted. Cures rheumatism, malaril.
stomach, kidney. nervous troubles, blood & skin
diseases Steam & mineral baths. MILK & fruit.
Hunting x trout fishing. Long distance phone.
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MENDENHALL SPRINGS.

open May /. New management. Elevation
Low . Ieet Fine climate. Best mineral springs.
Fine table. Cottages for housekeeping Croquet,
skating rink. etc. Rates 81 TO SO per week.
Address .. +. BIGEL0W. Livermore, Cal.
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KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS
DUNCAN SPRINGS.

Now open Rates so to S12 per week Write
for particulars Address HOWELL BROS, Hop
land. MendocinO County. Cal
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THE COLONIAL.

Frst-clnss family hotel Foothills OF Santa
Cruz Mountains. InterIrban psss the doors.
s. Z. to San lose and interurban. cars or 8. r.
direct Los Gatos. Address The Colonial. Los
tiatOs. Cal.
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JOHANNESBURG.

Now open. Beautifully situated among the red
woods. Boating and bathing Stage meets guests
at O1kvflfe. Nspa County. Rates reasonable.
MIR and MRS THEO BI.ANCHESBCRG JR.
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RIVERSIDE HOTEL AND COTTAGES.

Near Beach: 30 acres beautiful grounds; special
rates 70 families. Write for booklet TO r.
BARSON Prop. Santa Cruz.
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TERRACE GROVE

HOTEL, cottages and tents. Camping accommo-
uatons Store premises. Santa Cruz Mts.,
hear Sxyland. Il. +. D.. WRIGHTS, Cal.
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LAMRENCE yILLA. soNoMA.

Completely renovated Family resort SWIM
ming tank Bus daily to Hot Springs: S. week
H. .PELLISSIER