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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-04-09

ms 50, set with a mound Of earth,
scribed w + 1-2478, and marked NE
Cor. White Fir. Whence a cross *
on pine tree 10 ms diam bears 81
81 W l4.4 fl and a cross (x) on a FIR
tree s ms diam bears n s. 80 e 1873 II
each blazed and scribed y b 4 l-2478.
The ID cor bet. See. l3, i. % ~. r. z
u. b. N and what will be See. IL,
when T. 20 n, r. 9 u. b. M. is sur
yeyed, a granite rock showing 5-7-l6
ms chiseled Ia corner with bearing
trees, bears 2 23' W 1862 fl.
Thence So ~ " 39.4l fl intersect
boundary line Of Sec. ID, al s 942. 23
fl from IA cor said Sec and al a
1852. IL fl from the Sc cor Of said Sec.
III, a stone showing 0-l4-lO ms with
three nOtches chiseled Ia the top.
1909 fl 10 corner number 2, identical
with corner number B, White Fir frac-
ton Lode Of this survey, whence q
cor 0f the location, a pine stump, ~
high, g las 81, marked NV. Cor White
I Fin bears b 22' NJ sl.e6 N.
Thence 5 ~ 3O ~ 800 n intefsect
lode line "a d cor of tne location. oii
f N io corner number q, identical VIII
f corner number q, White Ir Fraction
lolf ~ this survey, whence cor ~ tlc
location, a ff stump, ~ high, . lna
s0, marked 6N Cor White flr bealf
b fo D4 "a 1911.
Thence s 81 65' e. ls7i.5 n 10 corner
nuulel a, d pine post q Al long q lnf
~. aei = ~ III lhe ground With mound
of 0alt. scrnel VIZ. 4-2ilt. Whence
a COZ VI fne lQfnfon, "a pine poet ~
l'fl US ~, marked nl. lNr White
F|I. leals az VI lNI az 1If re
rOr nI 500 II. N IN N. IN. AZ. ~ ii.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-04-09
Serial no. O3239
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR U.
S. PATENT.


S. PATENT.
Survey No. 2478.
u. S. Land Office, Lewiston, Idaho,
December 80, 1909.
Notice is hereby;giyen, That in pur-
suance Of act OF congress approved
May 10, 1872, S. W. Litcbfeld, whose
postoffice is Elk City, Idaho. has made
application for aNpatent for the lode
mining claim called the MADRE d.
ORC GROUP QUARTZ NINE, which
said claim comprises the Madre D'Or0,
White Fir Fraction and White Fir lode
mining claims, situated IN the Blk City
Mining District, Idaho County State
of Idaho, being Mineral Survey No.
2478. and described 10 the official plat
and by the field notes on file IN the
Office Of the Registei Of the Lewiston,
Idaho, land Office, as follows, to-wit:
Variation II -
Ihe Madre D'Oro lode mining claim
4 Is described as follows. Beginning at
cor number J. the Sc corner, identical
with q cor of the location. A pine
stump z Al high. : lbs square. scribcd
MAD l-2i7e and w. j. j. l-z416 and
marked s. d. con Madre D'Cro.
whence q cross o. o. pine tree rs
d.am bears 3 Az so 4, 8 n am d cross
NJ on pine tree 3 lus diam bears D
vi w l5 II each llazed and scrihed : B
Iq l-l5lt. The ~ COL bet secs l3 and
IN. u. ~ N., n. $40. j. IN. A stone
leh0WinQ D-lO-lO ins chaeled ~ cor viii
bearing trees Bears lO " N 1885,
maa,ls{ rs G' cor ia6maoy laoaai
yoyedl beans n 21 1890
fDen,e.r VII a0' a .OO N irfer.lcl
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-04-09
B. B. SCOTT G. CO.

Discovery Post (unsuryeyed) bears n
62' 39' " 1878 # COILS # to corner
number 4. A pine post, Fl long, z
ms so. set 2 ii in the ground with a
mound of earth, scribed MAD. z-2478.
Whence a cor of the location, a pine
post 4 fl high, ms SO. marked SW
Cor. Madre D'OrO, bears b 20 40' W
1872 fl. A post, 4 fl high, ms SO,
marked SW Cor. Tammany (unsur-
ysyed) bears 23' 33' e 627.4 IT, A
post, 4 fl high, 4 ms So, marked Sc
Cor. Enterprise (unsurveyed) bears s
56' 81 e 1885 fl. A cross OK on a
dead pine "A ms diam bears 3 AZ G
63.4 II and a cross OK on a dead pine
rs ms diam bears 5 5e 81 ~ GAG fl
each blazed and scribed X y u 41tls.
Thence 5 81 O4' e ll5 II 10 on bank
American river l4O III ~ left aank
American river. course aolthNDsterly.
xI0.0t III inielaecf the vest end line VI
the IammalY lode (uusuryeyeol and
The 4 Isl end Inc of thc Enterprise l0Qe
luneuNeyod) al 5 % Ol 81 1868 n
lon fle nW cor of fle Iammany lode
lunsuVeyed) add tlc east center end
II fle Enterprise lode lunauryeyedland
af b q Ol e. 49, 80 Al from me sN cor
0l lhe lammany lcle lunsufNeyeQl AND
~ ~ VI ~ & ff.Ol ~ from fllf ae cor of
I.e Enterprise iolf llnsuINeyed)
1880 "a Ml0n RI lle north side llIe of
llf Iammauy .DCe lunfuIfel cd) at 3
iD ~ a. INiltI 81 llom iNe nW cor ano
~ f. ~ ~ ~ lut .aa A. lfom ile ne col
lipl a tp Gomez Nupbs y iNe place ~
ON sad White w Fraction lode
I.|..II| VI In +. II...II..I l.. IIIIl...
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-04-09
La FOlette'S
WEEKLY MAGAZINE
The Great Progressive Weekly

There are many reasons why you
should read what it says 81 times each
year.. 1t is free to tell the truth. 1t
will oppose the encroachment of special
privileges upon the peoples rights. 1t
will call the roll on public men and
measures and inform you how your con-
gressmen work and vote. 1t will criti-
else the executive branch of govern
ment from the highest to the lowest, if
in its judgment the peoples interests
are not protected. 1t will spread the
gospel Of ideal home life through the
Women's Department. II will be con-
sentative when good things are TO be
conserved, and radical when bad things
are to be exposed.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-04-09

We have just finished putting in our
ware house the biggest supply of
goods since we have been in bust
ness. 1t includes all kinds of min
er's supplies. You know what you
want; we have it.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-04-09

Keeping the above in mind, we wish
to call attention to the fact that we
are now ready with our
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
Queen TO RULE,
ADMISSION DAY
California" and IA Maids Of
Honor to Take Leading Part
in the Celebration

The committee in charge of the Ad-
mission day 1910 festival, to take place
in San Francisco, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. September to 10, have al
ready made great deal of progress.
The publicity committee has organ
lied and desires the assistance of every
parlor in the state.
Each parlor of the Sons and Daugh-
ters has been requested to appoint a
publicity committee of three to fur
nish data of what each parlor is doing
for the festival.
The contest for the election of Cali
fornia, the queen of the festival, will
be opened Monday. May 9. The con-
ditions are that the queen must be a
Native Daughter of the Golden West
in good standing Of one of the parlors.
The candidate obtaining the highest
number of votes will be elected queen
number of votes will be her maids of
honor.
The voting will close at a date to be
announced later. The queen and her
maids of honor, with chaperon or
manager, will be given a 10 days out
ing at time and place to be selected.
Tuesday, June Ia, will be Bear Flag
day throughout the state. The COM
mittee in charge of the festival has
decided that on that day small bear
| flags will be placed on sale in every
t town of the state. 1t is the intention
to make this in the nature of a large
| tag day.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
CABLE CAR STOPS
SUDDENLY; 4 HURT
Severe Injuries Attend Old Time
Accident on California
Street Line

one woman and three men were Sc
Verely injured in a streetcar accident
shortly after s o'clock last night at the
corner Of Preside avenue and Califor-
MA street. An out bound California
street cable car, brought 10 a sudden
stop by an obstacle in the slot, caused
the accident. The crash and flying
glass nearly caused panic among the
other passengers of the car
Miss Gertrude AIurrN, who lives at
5400 Sacramento street, was thrown
the entire length Of the car and was
rendered unconscious. She was re-
moved TO her home.
A. Dahlberg. a contractor, living at
1925 Sacramento street, who was seated
on the front Of the car, was thrown TO
the pavement and received a severe
laceration of the scalp and several
body bruises. The injured man
wandered a block in a dazed condition
and then collapsed. He was taken to
the ST Francis hospital. E. wilkins Of
1906 California street, who was riding
inside the car, was thrown forward
and struck his head, severely cutting
his face. His entire lower row of
teeth were knocked out. f. H. wilkins
also Of 1906 California street, and a
son OF the injured man, suffered a deep
cut on his right hand and a laceration
OF the left knee.
The other passenger of the car es-
capped with a severe shaking up. Sew
eral received minor cuts from the fly
ing glass.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

The smart set and great many
who are not at all smart" are
all excitement over the announce
ment over the announcement yesterday
of the engagement of Miss Helen Irwin
and Templeton Crocker.
1t was not unexpected. Every one
has been prophesying it for months
and there have been announcements
which, we are assured, were premature,
as the engagement is of quite recent
date. But every one is so pleased. so
genuinely pleased, except, of course.
those designing parents who had plans
for their own pretty daughters, or
perhaps peTsonable sons to capture the
Croker or the Irwin millions.
To speak with the general absence
Of toadyism which prevails in the
smart set, they are both unspoiled, well
mannered-exception so when one
considers their respective bank ac-
counts-well educated young people
with great similarity of tastes.
Both are enthusiastic motorists, but
beyond that they are by no means TO
be numbered among the sporting group,
for the violent forms of exercise have
little charm for them. Both are won
derfully well read and not merely in
the latest fiction. They have fine
taste in common for first editions and
rare old volumes, Templeton Crocker
having an exceptionally good collec-
ton. Fine old brocades, carvings. tap
estries and the delicately beautiful
from all lands will bring interest into
the life of the young millionaire and
his bride.
1t is said. by the way, that their
wedding will not take place this sum-
mer, as was expected, but will be one
of the events of next year.
This is rather a charitable act on
their part as their friends will be
given ample time for that gossip and
speculation as TO where, when and
what kind of a wedding may be eX-
pected, where they will go on their
wedding journey. who will be in the
bridal party whether there can be
discovered little riffs within the lutte
what the engagement gifts are to be
and then the magnificence of the we'd
ding gifts. 1t is plain to be seen that
young Crocker and charming Miss
Irwin may accept with resignation their
conversational dissection for the COM
ing months
The service set was well represented
at the wedding last evening of Miss
Constance Cummings and Ensign
George Joerns of the Yorktown. The
pretty ceremony took place at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
THE SMART SET

e. Cummings, in Pine street. A bower
was formed of cherry blossoms and in
that picturesque setting the impressive
marriage service was read by Rev. VIII
liam RAIDER.
The wedding was unusually brilliant
for home affair as the officers wore
their full dress uniforms and there were
scores of handsome gowns at the re-
ception. There were more than 100
friends present.
The bride was gowned in white satin
enTbellished with duchesse lace. The
effective creation was fashioned with a
court train and a draped skirt adorned
with the rare lace. She wore a, tulle
veil with a wreath of orange blossoms
and carried a shower bouquet of lilies
of the valley. The two matrons of
honor, sisters of the bride, Mrs. Harry
Child and Mrs. George Alexander Knox,
wore their own wedding gowns of white
satin. They carried pink carnations.
The two bridesmaids, Miss Madeline
Cummings and Miss Louise Mooser, car
ried the same flowers with their gowns
of pink chiffon. Shelby Cummings act
ed as best man.
One of the prettiest gowns at the
wedding was worn by Mrs Cummings,
mother of the bride. The gown was
apricot satin elaborately embroidered in
roses of the same shade. There were
many pretty gowns at the reception.
noticeably those worn by Mrs. Earl
Cummings and her sister, Miss Amelia
Rivas, of Los Angeles. Mrs. Cummings
gown was of lace, while Miss Rivas
wore blue satin embroidered.
Ensign Joerns and his bride are away
on a honeymoon trip in the south, as
the young officer has months leave of
absence from the Yorktown at Mare
island.
The latest accounts from William P.
Burke and wife, who was Miss Gene
We've Walker, describe the delightful
time the couple are having in Dublin.
They are the guests of the Burke fam
lily in ireland and are enjoying the hon
ors that are given to the distinguished
sons of Erin who return with their
brides. The Burke family is prominent
in Dublin and the visitors are receiving
any amount of social attention. There
is no mention yet of a probable date of
their return to this country. The friends
of the fascinating little bride are con-
fdently expecting that she will be here
for the gayeties of next winter, but
she has not confirmed the expectation.
The rumor that Miss Margaret
Thompson's wedding would have to be
postponed on account of orders received
by Ensign Charles Conway Hartigan
was denied yesterday by the bride elect
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
SONS OF REVOLUTION
HONOR SAN FRANCISCAN
r. III. Sims Chosen Vice Presi-
dent General of Order

TOLEDO. O.. May with the cleo
tion of the following officers, the an
nual convention of the National Society
of the Sons of the American RevoIu-
tion closed last night:
President general, William Allen Marble Of
New York.
vice president general, R. H. Sims Of San
Francisco.
Secretary general and registrar general A.
Howard Clark of Washington.
Treasurer general, John H. Burroughs OF New
York.
Louisville KY. and San Francisco are
both after the next convention
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
PIE EATING HABIT OF
LOS ANGELES CHILDREN
Unwholesome Diet Ruins Tum-
mics of the Tots

LOS ANGELES. May 4-That the pie
eating habit is running the stomachs
of the school children of Los Angeles is
the report made by the school lunch
committee of the Civic association.
The committee admits it has failed
to induce pupils to give up pie as the
sole MONDAY lunch.
An effort will be made to circumvept
matters and diminish the trade of pie
vendors by establishing more penny
kitchens in the poorer school districts.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
BARTLETT SPRINGS
ATv-avs 0pEN FOR cUFsTg.


HEALTH-Bartiett Water noted for its wonder
fUi cures Of Kidney. Liver. stomach and Bad
der troubles Rheumatism. etc. Also Soda.
Magnesia and Aperient Springs on the grounds.
BATTfS-Hot OF cold medicinal Soda MagneSia
baths. with THO best of maSseurs ana mas
SeuSes In attendance. Ladies' and Gents de
partmeut~. Large concrete swimming tank.
SEMENTS- Orchestral; dancing evenings:
dancing teacher. Croquet. Tennis. Bowling
Switchboard. saddle horses. Good trout FISH
ing and deer hunting.
RATES-H0tel or Hotel cottages. SD TO $3.50
per week House keeping cottages. part or
completely furnished. one to four rooms; camp
ing privileges. General merchandise store,
butcher shop ice plant. steam laundry. etc
HOW TO GO-SOutheru Pacific Go. route Oak
land Ferry. IN. daily via Williams.
Leave Sacramento l0:O5 a. N. Beginning May
1G. T:45 a m. Northwestern Pacific. via
I'ieta and LakeDort- stage or auto and steamer
across Clear Lake Quick service. Good
roads for automobile via Hopland or Pieta 10
i-akeport thence by Upper Lake Gas. oil,
etc. At Springs.
Write G. A. OTTO. Manager Bartlett
Springs. Lake County, Cal, or General Office
Bartlett Springs Co. T0l Fourth Street. San
Francisco. Phone Kearny "a. or Kearny 1892.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

herself The marriage will take place
according to the original plan on the
first day of June. The young officer has
been ordered to the Yorktown, which
Will remain at the navy yard at Mare
island for the present so that the
change of the wedding date will not be
necessary. The friends of the young
couple were anxious over the rumor
that seemed to cancel all the arrange
ments for the pretty ceremony in June
but have been reassured that the wd-
ding will take place as it was an
nounced. Miss Thompson is the guest
of Colonel and Mrs. J. w. Renet at the
Benicia barracks, but will visit her
aunt, Mrs. E. s. Thomas, within the
next few days. She will be the recipi-
ent of many social favors during her
brief stay in this city.
Mrs. James M. Wheeler the attract
i've wife of Captain Wheeler. enter
tanned at one of the enjoyable bridge
parties of the week at the Presidio for
a score of army matrons. Among those
who played cards during the afternoon
We're:
Mrs. Joseph CASTOR Mrs A. v Faulkner
Mrs Charles Chubb Mrs. W. A. Carleton
MRS. MRS. l. / E E. Steele 8,ssill Mrs. John W. Moore
The dinner given last evening by
Lieutenant and Mrs. Benjamin Wade
at their quarters at the Preside was
a charming affair. The dinner, more
correctly, was given by Mrs. Wade to
the wives of the officers who are alb
sent at the target practice, and those
who participated in the informal re-
union were:
Mrs Worthington Nose Mrs George Grimes
ley Mrs. Charles Chubb
Mrs. Ode Nichols Mrs. W. A. Carleton
Mrs. J. P. 0'Neill Mrs. Dougherty
Miss Fanny Troope
Mrs. Harry Holbrook was hostess at
| one of the informal teas of yesterday
at the Palace. and there were score
of friends at the pretty affair.
Mrs J. Parker Whitney has been
entertaining at a series of informal
luncheons at the Fairmona. She was a
hostess of yesterday. There were eight
on ten guests at the table, where the
decorations We're pink roses.
| The hop that was to have been given
at the Officers club last evening was
postponed until next Wednesday even
ing. The practice march for the First
| field artillery made the change in the
arrangements necessary.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin will leave for
Paso Robles this week for a brief stay
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
SUIT AGAINST RAILWAY
SETTLED, SAYS CROSS

LOS ANGELES, May 4.-John Cross
OF this city, whose suit in the superior
court of Los Angeles county against
the directors of the San Francisco, VAL
lejo e. Napa railroad for an accounting
was mentioned yesterday in connection
with receivership proceedings brought
against that company in San Francisco.
said today that no such action was be-
fore the court. Suit was brought by
Cross, but settlement was effected and
It was dismissed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
SACRIFICES LIFE IN
EFFORT TO SAVE SIOO
Dragged From Burning Build
ing RuSheS in Again

NEW YORK. May Edward Heide,
senior member Of the dyeing firm of
Edward Heide & Co. was burned to
death today because he rushed back to
save 500 in his coat, left behind In the
dye shop. from which he had been
dragged after an explosion had set the
place on FIRE.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
HoBERo's RESORT

Hunting, fishing, bowling. swimming. Best of
meals and accommodations. Daily stage. Phone
dancing pavilion. No consumptives. Rates $40 per
week. Round trip 50. MRS NJ. HOBERG, Ho-
berg. via Middletown. Lake county. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
COUNTY

Take trip 10 Lake county by Spiers livery
Cslistoga stage line, over the best mountain road
Ia California. Grand scenery easy carriages
careful drivers. Round trip from San Francisco
10 Harbin. Spiers. Anderson and Mira Vista
Springs 81 To Adams. Bonanza Seigler's Ho-
oerg's, Howard. Astorg and Glenbrook. 50.
Stages leave Calstoga 1880 a. m. Sundays ex-
cepted. Half hour for lunch at Calistogs hotel
Fifty pounds baggage allowed. Tickets on sale at
Southern Pacific Office
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
The FnvOrite Resort for Tourist

sight seers. health and pleasure seek
ers. A greater variety of mineral waters
than in any other one place in the
world. The only natural mineral steam
and hammam bath, having great cura
tive qualities. We guarantee to cure
rheuma tism and stomach disorders. All
kinds of amusements, including dancing
every evening Table unsurpassed. Cli
mate perfect and scenery grandest in
the state Good trout fishing and hunt
ing. Rates SO per day, s12 to SIS per
week A new automobile and stage
road has been built from Healdsburg to
The Geysers, and on and after May Is
all passengers at Healdsburg. Until the
18th. all travel will come as usual via
Cloverdale c. c. Foss, the celebrated
stage driver. will handle the stage be-
tween Healdsburg and The Geysers.
For further particulars address Il. III.
Curry, Proprietor, The Geysers, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
MARK WEST SPRINGS

Sonoma county Only 3l5 hours from S. F. and
but miles staging Meet trains of \. w. Pa
cifc at Fulton both morning and evening. Ssusa-
trip only 50 IS Nine mineral springs; hot mineral
water baths: superb boating aud swimming
Famous wild grapevine arbOrs-one 30 by 40
feet covering hotel veranda and driveway. The
prettiest place IN California" p" is the verdict of
thousands First class table and service. Ref
erences: Any guest of past Is years All amuse-
ments Rates 81 day or s12 week. Can now
accommodate 200. For further particulars call
at room 5l2. Pacific bldg. phone Douglas S32, or
address J. r. MULGREW, Fulton, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
HOWARD SPRINGS 5aKE taIyz,,

AZ mineral springs Lithia for kidneys, magne-
sia for stomach. Hot iron baths 110 deg for
rheumatism. $40 week. MISS c. WHEELER,
$50 Alcaoraz sv.. Oakland, Cal. Open April 25.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
HONE DM

0ne-quarter mile from Aqua Caliente. VIII meet
guests. Bathing. tennis court, croquet First
class table: splendid accommodations. Special
rates TO families Ideal spot of Sonoma valley.
Particulars. ]. B. NORRIS. Aqua Caliente.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
Under the rrees-soNoMA GROVE

A. ". /. r. R. 10 Verano; buses 10 station
and springs. Improvements, cottage. tents.
Dancing. Bowling. BOcce. Shooting gallery etc.
Family resort. Ravioli and chicken dinner. Sun
day. soc. Rates. 81 week. MoSSo & BAN
CHM, Sonoma.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
SISSON TAVERN

Z mile from Sisson, the Quitting place for
hunters. fishers. the ascent OF Mount shasta.
trip % lakes; fishing and hunting not excelled-
The tavern. under new management. opens a
year around resort. with table and aecommoda-
tfons the best. Games. dancing, rowing swim
ming and mineral springs some OF the attrac-
tions for guests QUINTUS n. BERREY. Mgr,
Sisson. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
SKAGGS HOT SPRINGS
AWARDED FIRST PRIZE 1909

Nine miles from Geyserville, Sonoma Co. Two
trains daily. Fare S4.60 round trip, including
stage. Natural hot mineral water at a tempera-
ture of 135 degrees. cures Rheumatism, Kidney.
Liver and Stomach troubles. Baths free TO
Guests. Swimming. Hunting, Fishing. Livery,
Tennis etc Fine Orchestra Table unexceed.
Rates $12 TO SIC per week. Write for booklet
and reservations to PETER ]. CURTIS. Skaggs,
Sonoma Co, Cal, or Peck-Juda Co., 7S9 Market
street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
GLENWOOD HOTEL

Among the redwoods of Santa Cruz Mts On
the short line, hours from s. + Write
for circular. VIM. MARTIN, GIenwood Santa
Cruz county. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
WOODRUFF HOTEL. La Honda

Beautifully located at junction Of Woodruff
and La Honda creeks. Just completed % rooms
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
PINEWOOD RETREAT

Resting place for a few adults. A mountain
farm. K mile from depot New cottages among
the pines with sleeping porches. baths etc. ex-
eelIent table; $40 to $14 week. No cOnsumptiTes.
Folder r. F. wARHAM. Applegate. Placer
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
GIFFORD'S SPRINGS

Elevation 5000 feet. Trout stream pine grove;
home cooking: fresh air cottages; amusements
Rates 81 TO 50 per week. Address MRS E. G.
CLIFFORD. Middletown. Lake county Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
MARCHAND'S

For years located in San Francisco. and for s
years at Geary and Stockton. is now located In
Hayward. The same dinners. the same service
of old. celebrated chef has been secured.
Garage attached. Gasoline and oils constantly
on hand. Auto for hire.
EDDIE MARCHAND, Manager.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
Ell VERANO VILLA

country resort for families. Open year round.
Good fishing and hunting; dancing pavilion; hot
mineral baths. Rates 81 per week For particulars
write to Ell NERANO VILLA. Ell NEkANO, Cal.