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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-04
9@yy@ From The Leading Cities OF U6@ Gem State

early pioneer life In Utah and Brigham
City In particular. Jonathan c. " riga.
was among the early pioneers of utan,
and built inc second house in Brigham
city He was bishop for number of
years and elected Il member of the
nrst territorial legislature and served
continuously as such during many see-
sons, being endowed with unusual ex-
ecutivc ability his counsel and advice
was ever sought after in the affairs OF
young and growing commonwealth
These reunions viii be held annually.
One OF the saddest events In the his
tory of Idaho Fails occurred Nov. 4
IN the death of Frances Lee. wife OF
Elder William Lee VINO since cary
last spring has been laboring as ms
sionnI In the Swiss and German mis-
sion. Mrs Lee leaves u baby 10 days
old. a devoted husband mother. broth
or and sisters with a host OF sorrow.hS
friends The cause OF her death WAS
due to heart failure. Mrs. Lee was d
most loveatle woman, faithful and true
TO her friends. energetic and untiring
as "A Church worker. and beloved by
all who knew her Inc speakers at Tie
burial services were Elders Warwick.
James E. steele, j. a. Mcttae, cX-presl.
dent Of the Western States miss-c
and President Heber Z. Austin. An
spoke in praise OF the noble life, and
loving womanhood of the deceased. The
singing was furnished by quartet
composed OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Pike,
Prof Morley and Orlla Lee.
Weather conditions in this part OF
Idaho have for several days bordcrcd
on deluge which caused a sudden
cessation of all kinds OF outdoor lahcC
and interfered to some extent I'm beet
and potato digging. The rains arc un-
prccedented for this season of the year.
but viii do much good there was
no frost in the ground and the rain
penetrated to IN unusual depth, which
will be retained in the earth to the
benefit OF spring crops, The sugar
factory at Lincoln is moving along
nicely. There has been no breakdown
or accident so far and we anticipate
a prosperous and successful run.
J. w. Tlmpson. travelling auditor for
the Utah-Idaho Sugar company. spent
a couple of days at Idaho Falls check
Ing up accounts In the interest of the
company.
Wednesday last George a.. Smith.
purchasing agent, and Orrln Morris,
traffic manager, for the Utah-Idaho
Sugar company. with headquarters in
Salt Lake. paid the Lincoln factory a
short visit, after spending a day at
Sugar City in the interest of the COM
pany From here they went to Black
foot, where the seasons run for that
factory has just closed From there
they will return to Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-04
BURLEY VOTES "DRY'
BY LARGE MAJORITY
Especial Correspondence }

D URGEY, Dec. 1.-The election for
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cast for ,oc-si ontIon and Soo aao;rs-t
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loG.aI ontion and ~ o@.,in,.
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or pur,o, ,,., "a 10 =, e,,o,,i,,l -,
honor of E,lGaro pov 1Shoncv M Wi IL
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n Tho C.niro, ct.tos ,rI. ,'ani,,f,,
cntortoirn,o,t oon<ts4s,, - se,e,.s ne,
tations snnnchaS 40 aS,or ,'',ioh Va
f,,csh,,1o,,e 80 .e,..,,-' w. 49,
surn of none, ,,,or eoI,ootas a,a a;,'il,
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,rho noonlo ~ tbo na,r-5 ,rndn,. tte, =, Il.
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tio, ~ Contreotor Il yi,oSh
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rsaIS for h,,sino.. aho,'t ~ ,at os
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-04
BlACKF00T FACTORY
COMPLETES YEARS RUN
Special Corresnondcnccl J

D LACKFoOT. Dec. 2.-The sugar fac
tory completed this, years cam
paign today. The recent bad weather
has made it almost impossible to har-
vest beets. About 5000 tons of beets
are yet out in the field. pulled, topped
and piled: but owing to the ground be-
ing so damp, teams cannot haul them
to the dumps All bects harvested will
be shipped to the Idaho Falls factory.
Snow has been falling almost all day
with the temperature going down. AS
soon as the ground freezes the beets
can be hauled. There are very few beets
In the ground. so that the loss will ,he
light.
Last Sunday morning a Sunday school
conference was held in the First ward.
There was a good attendance of par
entS Tho program rendered was inter-
esting and instructive. The Superintcn-
dency. assisted by tho teachers, have
1abored faithfully since the ward was
divided, to make the school a success.
and the program of Sunday speaks well
Tor their laborS
Sunday. Dec. ), the conference of the
First ward will be held at o'clock
The stake presidency will be in attend
ancc.
Wednesday evening, while driving
north from town, buggy drawn by
two horses waS overturned IN the
BEacldoot canal. Both horses were
killed and the buggy wrecked. The oc-
cupants escaped unhurt There are
conflicting theories out about the affair.
One has 1t that the parties driving were
drunk and failed to render proper as
sistance to the animals; another Is that
one horse became ertanGled in the har-
ness and drowned, the other being In
jured and finally hit in the head with
the neckyokc. An investigation Is be-
ing made.
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WRIGHT FAMILY
HOLDS REUNION
Especial Correspondence. }

I INCOLN, Dec. 3-Bishop Noses
IL Wright and family of Lincoln re-
turned home this week from a visit to
the old home In Brigham City, Utah,
where the Wright family numbering
In all over 100, mot to celebrate the
one hundred and flrst anniversary of
Elder jonathan c. Wright, deceased
The event was held in the Fourth ward
Westinghouse and was presided over by
DR.. e. S. Wright. Bishop Brigham
Wright was elected president and
EunIce Ensign. a granddaughter. sec
rotary and treasurer. Bishop Moses
Wright offered the opening prayer. and
Bishop Brigham Wright made the adj
dress of welcome Addresses were
made by number of the family. relat-
ing experiences and "reminiscences Of
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INDICATIONS ARE THAT
OAKLEY WILL GO DRY
(special Correspondence.l J

OAKLEY, Cassia Co. Dec. This
~ Is the day appointed for the cleo
tlon to decide whether or not Cassia
county will be numbered among the
prohibition counties of the state. The
vote is now being taken and II Oakley
precinct can be taken as a criterion of
the result from present indications
the vote will be at least 10 to l In
favor of a dry county The law will
go into effect at once so far as the
drug stores are concerned
DR. E. P. Oldham, local practitioner
has purchased the residence of l.. p.
Robinson and has opened up a local
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-04
FORMER CLAWSON PEOPLE
MOVE TO RAYMOND, CAN.
(specLal Corrcspondence.l

ISpefIaT COTTcspOndcnce-J
CLAWSON, Nov. 29.-Former Sunday
~ school superintendent and organ
ist, Mr. and Mrs John S. Simmons. and
moved TO Raymond, Canada,
Recently born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Phillips. a girl. and to Nlr. and Mrs
Richard Galloway. a boy.
Winter is now here. with six inches of
snow on the ground.
The presidents OF the Y. NJ. NJ. l. A.
and Y L. NJ. I. A., ]. II Fairbanks and
Mrs. Helga Thomas. were at the sun
day services Nov 2S In the interest of
their respective associations.
f.. s. Little is now serving on the jury
for the district court at St Anthony
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-04
CoNvALEsCEN,r.

Convalescent is sometimes merely
apparent, not real. and especially is
this true after such diseases as pncu-
monia, typhoid fever and the grip. To
make 1t real and rapid. there Is no
other tonic so highly to be recon-
mended as Hoods Snrsaparilla.
This great medicine cleanses and
rcnews the blood, strengthens all the
organs and functions. and restores
health. Tako Hoods. 3
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MORE DANvILLE PROOF.

Jacob Schrall. a32 South St, Dan
vile. Ill. writes: -Four over eighteen
months ] was a sufferer from kidney
and bladder trouble. During the whole
time was treated by several doctors
and tried several different kidney
nilIs Seven weeks ago l commenced
taking Foley's Kidney Pills. and l am
feeling better every day and Will be
eIad to tell anyone interested just
what Folcys Kidney Pills did for me"
Schramm-J johnson Drug Co. Salt Lake
City.
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ue.amcth ylcnetctramlnc.

The above is the name of German
chemical, which is one of the many
valuable ingredients of Foley's Kidney
Remedy. ACKNOWLEDGMENT is
recognized by medical text books and
authorities as, a uric. acid solvent and
nntIseptic for the urine. Take Foley's
Kidney Remedy as soon as you notice
any irregularities and avoid a serious
maiady Schramm-J Johnson Drug Co,
Salt Lake City.
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JACK RABBIT HUNT.

Fairfield, Utah. Sunday. December 9TH
special train via Salt Lake Route sl-2o
round trip Forty to sixty Is fair
hours shooting. Train leaves at I:45
IL m
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ON MAIN LINE AGAIN.

Again Boise is being fiattcred with
main line" talk. Every little breeze
Gems TO fan the blaze. The Boise
otatesman says it has authority Tor the
.eatcment that a new survey has just
zen completed. with the exception of a
wv miles. which places Boise on the
main line of the Oregon Short Line
,niroad. According to this report a
oopubla track system will be run from
socatello TO Huntington. diverting from
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
MT. VIEW RANCH HOTEL

And cottages in the mountains near Santa Cruz.
First clans table. clubrcom, dancing pavilion.
bowling crccuet. Rates 50 and SO. Carriage
fare 81. .25 round trip. Send FOR booklet MRS.
TONY PHILLIPS. Prop. Santa Cruz CAL
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
MONTEREY MINERAL SPRINGS

And Baths. CONTRACTS FOR CURING Rheu-
matism, Malaria. Stomach. Kidneys. Nervous
ness. skin. etc. Oh NO PAY. Water shipped
25c per gal, net. Write or call on owner ].
OCONNOR. New Monterey. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
JAPANESE WARSHIPS TO
SUCCOR NIPPON SEALERS
Vessels Will Be Sent TO Bering
Sea This Summer

VICTORIA. B. c. May 5.-Japan-
sse EarshIps are 70 he sent TO
Bering sea 10 protect the seaiers
from Yokohama, Tokyo. Nagasaki,
hakooate and other ports across
the Pacific, which hock 10 Bering
sea in growing numbers each year
This IS the news from an authoritative
source az Tokyo. 4 letter received here
says.
In view of the fact that Japanese
xealers are seized every year in and
aDouf lne BerinE sea on charges Of
poaching- the japanese government is
considering proposals 10 send warships
there during the sealing season foT the
protection Of the sealers. This appears
somewhat dangerous proceeding
likely 70 involve the risk Of intsTna-
uonal trouble. and many prominent Of
heials are of this opinion. The request
for the sending Of Japanese wsrships is
being made BY the sealing interests.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
HOTEL Ell MONTE

Beautiful Los GATOS New management. First
class table and service; fresh eggs and milk.
Sunday chicxen dinners speciality. Address T..
JOHNSON. Prop. Los Gstos. Cal. Tel Main 55i
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06

Hsute. Ind. arrived in WatsonFille last
night 10 pay visit 10 friends. one Of
The first persons introduced 10 her was
the bridegroom. who IS q wealthy fruit
grower n rhis section
kemp was greatly impressed with
the charms or the visitor With an i'm
petuosity unusual IN . man Of % vears.
lie began his w0oing without delay and
such vas MS srdor and eioquence that
before the evening ended Miss Higbee
had agreed 70 become his wife
Iris morning the prospective BRIDE
groom was CIT bright and early and
one q TIE FIRST matters attended 70 By
The county clerk was The issuance Of
the marriage license The narrisg &c
was so1eunized 4 feW hours later and
tonight NJ and Mrs Kemp are settled
IN their ezn home where they have
been showered with congratulations
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
LOVE AT SIGHT AND
WEDDING NEXT DAY
WatsOnyiIIe Fruit Grower OF
Seventy Leads Woman OF
Sixty TO Altar

wATs0NTILLE. Nay 5--Love ~
arsi sIght s. not confined 70 youth
su6Eing bE the sTlft course q q 70
nance thzt cuIufuate6 today with the
marriage q Emma Higbee. aged 60
ard David = kemp. aged - the couple
having acc0n1p l5shed -aPir whole
-ourrshfp. from Introduction 10 house
zseplng In less thsn "A hours.
The bride. who IS q resident ef Ierre
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
PHILIPPINE GOVERNOR
TO CONFER WITH TAFT
Ready TO Leave Islands on Long
Leave of Absence

MANILA May 5.-Governor General
James Smith. who has secured lons
leave OF absence. viii leave here next
Saturday. He win so first 10 Japan.
where he viii embark on board the
Minnesota for Seattle. From Seattle
he will go TO San Francisco and then
10 Washington for q conference with
President Taft. General Smith has
been busy for the last fortnight at
tending 8 series OF farewell entertain
ments which are being given nlTn-
will be the host al the last dinner
which viii be given the departing gov
ernor general This affair viii take
place Friday night.
VIII Not Return
WASHINGTON. Nay 5.-Governor
General Smith. who is coming home on
leave of absence. will not return 10
Manila in that capacity. This was
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
PARAISO HOT SPRINGS

ers-ssst a,5 Nost AcosstihIs c Al Es-
sc-ts onlT = hoErE Eics T. Euso oFe-
Eesu-sf-T Eo1c EeE EELZ-EE Ped
Earthoussz. WEts-E EEE-1sc EEE- E-lze
a. s. L1u-s EzpoE-e.
EEt1rEI bct Eo1z- E-ipEur. r-ulce z11 tac
hseaE 10 - 1ls deEreeE fcr rEezr1z-1E-
rElar5z ard e. sto-sch r-outleE- Iron E7c
s7Es1lc waters. Al-lrude 7 so feet EE1t-
suE f1e EEalrg bow lrg tennis erogrst
cslcinE. gas EEQerr 1EEseurs hDaoc
frfr - Ps-es. So . SIC. baths f.clu6ed
Tff-e r-p--e- leS TrforUEflc on ~ f-T s p.
cefae cr Peek-guZzh Co. - Market Erree-.
~ Brrar'E Eew r-ztu service AXE 1Fer
q -trrt and ToU1ssHd- ErrlF1-g ~
er-.-~r ~ p p MrECWAN Prop-
Farsiso Springs. Eozte-ey Co1lry- Ca
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
SIX MEXICANS DEAD AND
CHICAGO MAN IN JAIL
Arrest Follows Fight With
Owner of Plantation

VERA CRUZ Mex May 5--Harold
Sanborn son OF President SanbOrn OF
the J1nta plantation company and the
Sanborn lumber company. is n jail and
six Mexieans are dead as the result Of
Z clash between young Sanporn and the
owner OF the La Tienda lanraIlon on
the one sioe and q number Of Mexicans
or the other Vicente EsrinoEa. q
prominent ca1tleman. and one woman
are among the dead. President San
born and his son came here from Chi
cago.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
WHTE SIupHITp sppMCs

Tas sezrstt Eesgrt e Ezn Frz1c.sos.
-r5sr nsz u-znsgeueuE and entirely reD01eled-
NEHLE FURNISHED THROUGHOUT and
flroEFcl - ~ care lD every le-siL- Beautiful
ssrpa1cs- refree1i1E ns-zs n suiph1r water
f-ess ak AID po1lrry- Al Kinds = sH1ss-
ner-E- reiepbo1s- So week and up- fncIBd-
tlg baths Ec-n1 t-fp frru s. p - vallejo
81 Trffe FxIrfC FFEz1e EgiThur Springs. Val
lefo. Ca - ksl6sI- IrpEbricgs & Wright
co1npznr. 15os BroafTsT- oskIa8c-
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
SUMMIT HOTEL

Cottages tents. orchard. tennis court. croquet
dancing. fishing. Charming spot among the
Santa Cruz redwoods- rnder new management.
Free carriage. Rates. IS TO Sfz. Address Man
ager summit Hotel Wrights. Santa Clara County,
California, or phone Merritt 257e. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
Young Sanborn Upheld

CHICAGO, May 5.-A letter received
here today BY 3 A Allen from his xie-
tar who is the wife Of President san
born Of the Junta plantation company.
tells Of the fight bGt gives no details.
IN the letter the writer upholds the
act5ons of young Sanborn and says he
WAS IN the right.
The Junta plantation company and
the Ssnborn lumber company are con-
trclled By Chicago people.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
"FOUNTAIN
OF LIFE"
Jones Hot Sulphur Springs

Sure cure for rheumatism. malaria,
poison oak, all skin and blood dis
eases. These waters are injurious to
consumptives. Rates So to Sl2 per
week. Stage connects at Williams,
Cal. Pamphlets at Bryan's bureau,
2004 Sutter ST, San Francisco, or write
to TILDEN JONES, Prop, Sulphur
Greek, Colusa county, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06

The Speok That Sparked the SpI1ster
There 5s q strong argument. <or those
who are not already convinced. In the
Nav issue Of the Sunset Magazine. 70
prove that biscuits and z i've lover are
better thar photographs ana ghosts
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
GLENDORA RANCH

Santa Cruz mountains; 5iz miles from Los Ca
tos new management new dining room, baths.
etr. Msil daily. Telephone Terms 80 10 $12
per week Opens May l. A. o. BLoMGREN,
Prop box 145 Los Gafox
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
Fitch Mountain Tavern

On Russian River. two niles OF fne boa;ing
and bathing; livery and auto IN connection; good
hunting and fishing; dancing twice week. Big
fireplace; electric water falls IN dining room;
IL miles from Hesldsburg; bus meats trains; 81
day. SIC week. A. " EWING. Healdsburg-
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
SUMMER HOME FARM
Santa fruz

rHntH tKuI AOuHtafhs+ UfeuWOOd
300 virgin redwoods. All farm products.
Creek. games. etc. Home cooking. Hotel aud
cottages. Address now FOLK, me- Glen
wood. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06

recently announced ar the war depart
nent. and the general expeStatieVH as. l.e9
hean- although without ofhclaI con
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
GLENBROOK RESORT

1000 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL
Pure air. 61e fishing and hunting: the place
20 spend z quiet. reStful vacation. Address
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
MARK KWEST
A-ARn1 SPRI~GS

Ea-ors r-r-rrr Only sls ho-rs frru r
aul tn1t niles EtsEilg. Eze- trains = = "
Pas ~ FfroE fc-l -l1--iDg au5 eFeu-1E
RosrC -rr rElE $50 Nue 11i8errl srlr5DEs-
ts-ert hefE end EwU- FsueEs sid
E-f-tsri-e srl--eflf ~ ~ -ta le-L f1sFff-lE
Hc-al rerEr5z and c-ueUsT- Tae luertiesr
sc lu ifo-ra Is rne rer5ief - rtoasE1df-
F-F- e,sss rzt1e aul Esr~leH all 1r--lEercsu-s
Rstes 3 - car - s. rer ~eeE Car n0w se-
ror-o1ste 90 F1r further .srtie1Ls-E cal sr
IS Earker So f-oru - - Esrse- ST. 2Qos
Eur-er g. q sl1ress J. p GCLGREW. oEBer.
Fglfor Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
GIFFORn,S SPRINGS

Elevation $500 feet. Trout stream pine
grove; home cooking; fresh air cottages; amuse-
ments. Rates 81 10 50 per week. Address
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
LAUREL DELL

The Switzerland OF America" open ell year.
Bosting. bathing. nshisg. hunting. Write for
information and views Rates Sl2 TO SIS week
HAMILTON < DEGoE, Laurel Dell. Lake Co.,
Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
HoRERG.s REsoRr

Hunting fishing bowling, swimming. Best OF
meals and sccommods ions. Daily stage. Phone:
dancing pavilion scefyleBe gsE- No coasamp-
tiTes- Rafes SO per week Round trip 50. MRS.
y. HOBERG, HOberg. via Middletown, Lake
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
Hurry Back to Santa Cruz

Our solicitors on all incoming trains. FIVE
DAYS FREE STORAGE WHILE YOC LOOK
AROUND. Daniels Santa Crnz Transfer Co.
g. &. PRATCHSER. Pres.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
WHITE COTTAGES

HOME PLACE FOR HONE PEOPLE
Howell Mountain A l6me place for h1me pei
pie. Beautiful surroundings. Pine woods and
vineyards. pure dry air Terms - and SO per
week See Peek & Judab 80 Market 81. -
write GOETCHE HENNE. Answin. P o.. cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
SWEETWATER SPRINGS

Rstes $500 per day, $500 per week Send for
pamphlet J. P. ECKLUND
sweetRater Springs. Heslds5urg sonona Co. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
WILLIAMS AND BARTLETT
SPRINGS STAGE LINE

Leaves Williams daily on arrival of north bound
train for Bartlett, Aliens. BOughrs and Cooks
springs Daily except Sunday. for Wilbur
Springs. Jones Springs and Sulphur Creek. Auto
mobiles a-iiI be furnished on request Sprinkled
road from williams to Mountain House
WILLIAM QTIGLEY. Proprietor.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06

e-na4fon that Vice Governor Cam
a-o- FORBES would be appointed -
succeed General smith.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
SWEETBRIAR LODGE

Everything first class Situated IN the beautl-
f8l Sacramento canyon near Castella- ExceiIene
view 0f Mount shasta. Good fishing and hu,r-
Ing. Fer rates and booklet write 70 g. ".
HOPPE. CastelIa. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
SANTA CRUZ

Furnished houses for the season. Also house
keeping rooms. with ] TO ; beds. Cali write
for list al p II. PARKER-S Agency for Real
Estate of al descriptions, l45 Pacific av-. Santa
Cruz. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
LAKE COUNTY

Take trip 70 Lake county bE spiers' livery
CslistoEa stage line. over the best mountain
road 10 California. Grand scenerE easy car
rlages. careful drivers Round Trip from San
Francisco 70 Hsrbin Springs. Andersen and Mira
Vista Springs. 81. To Adams. BONANZA. SieG
ler-s Hoberg'E Howard. AstoEg and GleDbrOok.
50 stages leave CaliSfOga II 10 q. N. SUNDAYS
excepted. Half hour for lunch AT Cslistoga- Fifty
pounds baggage allowed. Tickets sale al
Southern Pacific office
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
HowEumT. wooDwoRTHs

On east side. near the summit Fine climate
OrcHaris vineyards. etc Swimming tank S2xI1
feet Reside1ce "a years Ninth year 0f sun
uer resort Three - 1our dzTs FOR answer by
Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
POINT REYES EMPORIUM

Buud.nx nsferials = ~ kinds end general
rlerahsnfise. Campers. h1usrrg. fishermen and
znto rs-ffes surpiied a. cirE prices. J.. g.
ECILACCI. Point Reves station
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
SULLY'S sGsoa. sSNaE s5o oS.

Hotel and tents around grounds. nestled On side
bill among the redwoods, with charming psnor-
sDic views Of Russian river aud surrounding
country. First class Recommendations
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
SOLID COMFORT HOME

unsurpassed scenery. spring water dance hall.
swimming tank. rsieph01e. s. per week SrsEe
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
LAKE TAHOE

LAKESIDE PARK CO-Hotei- Cottages House-
keeping Tents Camping Store. Livery Boats
Bathing June Is best month for lake ashinz Fo-
circular address A. VI. HILL, PrOprietor state
llne. Lake Tahoe. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
HAYWARD SANITARIUM

Convalescents and invalidS. Climate espeeisllv
good fer bronehitis and asthma Fruits and vexe-
tables ralsed on the grounds Rates reasonable
Address r A. McAusian. Box As. Hayward Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
RTCHARDsoN sPRINGs

A. eEceBeut rlaee for health ard pleasure.
Cores stomach tEg-hle. r8eurstEu. kionsy- iiEe-.
flco1 E1c san Cieeaees- stage daily EXCEPT
ElEcsT- yocd rozcE. rates reEsolSble. ADDRESS
Ike RLCHz EDSOS. c5leo. Ca.
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HOTEL LA HONDA

Besu-ff1ily sfsssfes fn tbe redwoo6s. Sew
seefT5e1e Ess- God frnrt fishing Long Dis
tsnee telerh0ne fsf1l far 5o1ktef MIS- J. J.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
NAPA ssslses sssn

NOW OPEN. The most beautiful noun
tain health and pleasure resort Ad
dress VANCE & JACOBS. PrOprietOrs.
Napa soda Springs. Cal