Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 3

TUESDAY EVESTOGr. OAKLAND TKIBTOTE. JULY 8 1902 I ROUTINE WORK. sunn mm Sixth and Seventh avenues; north side of Sixteenth street between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, and Filbert street between Twenty-eighth street and Thirtieth street Adopted. Of i intention of sidewalking Grove street between Thirty-sixth and Thirty-fifth street Adopted.

Granting John Greaney permission to construct a sewer in Twenty-ninth street from western end of the sewer therein to a point within Twenty-five feet of HaweVstreet. "Adopted. Gittmg'ermission to Piedmont Pavingx5orapahy to grade, 'curb, and macadamize Seventh street from Grptfe street to West street Adopted. III I PASO ROBLES Greatest health aa4 plea. are resort of California, be cause of its balmy climate, wonderful springs and beantiiul aurroandinsa Mud and sulphur baths.

CDTIITnC tor toe cure el I KUllll rteumatism, sout neural-1 sa ii i.u I HOTEL OPEN YEAR ROUND. aey ana blood diseases .1 Magnificent brick hotel, "ffi-" equip- a lovely aO OTTO JS, NEVER. Froprietat. 6o Market street, Saa Francisco, Agent-1 HOTEL BENVENUE With Its cottages, situated on shores of yiear JaKe. Dancing oavilion and bowl lng alley over the lake.

ham- nocks, yachting, rowing, beau- unves ana waiKs. 4ine roads Tor cy- 1 snort avstanee rrom i.iaKiana. reacueu cling, boating free td notel guests. One I two Fare $1.10 round trip Sun-Improyements and up, to date. I day per Tiburon Ferry.

Swimming bath For Infants and Children. I The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the, Signature -of In Use lor Over Thirty Years 1 tm tmc ccntuh coiMMNy. new vohk orrr. S.JI.P UIH1WWJ IGNORE BOARD. EDUCATORS WOULD NOT TAKE chances in; CUTTING OUT BOARD OF WORKS.

At a meeting df the Board of Edu- a I inn l'i ct ftvnnl no" nnnclHafhla rim. "i.j i cussion took place between Directors Isaacs, Evans and; Redington in regard iha nf at.tMaa thP school without allowing the matter to pass through the hands of As At AW 3 1 1 1 f-l LIT 1 117 UJlUUfiU 111. liailUO 1 -JW J. cffetaWeFreparationfor As similating the Food andRcfiuta-ting the Stomachs andBowels of nmm mam, i Promotes Digestifiri.Ciieeiful- nc5S and Hestcontains neiwer Dimim.Morpnine tvorlcral. Not Narcotic.

Jby tfOUa-SAMUELPtTCHKa i jfbc.Saum Jtnut WrmStd- Aeerfecf Remedy for Constitu tion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea, Worms oess and Loss of Sleep. 1 Tkc Simile Signature of NEW VOEK. KXCT COPT OF WRAPPCB. ROUTINE MATTERS HANDLED AT THE SESSION MftUT LAST At a regular meeting the Board, of! 3jntlna rlVn lauf Mlirht a i rT 7 3 Of Painters, Decorators anci Paperhangers protesting against i the work, of varnish- by Janitors or "hai n.srts that it has mm who Hre imea 10 I i 1 ori, oc wprK ana ciaim mat it ,1 i comes under tk-ada rules. 1 The communication closes thus: "Whil this protest is directed towards the of such work by the jantior of thS Lincoln School, it is at-thA same time such' case irr the was signed by A "rtieant to Cover every city of Oakland." It Ii.

He.therinsrton as MEETING OF 1 OF THE COUNCIL ORDINANCES, RESOLUTIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS ARE READ. At a meeting of the City Council last night there were present Council-men Bishop, Boyer, Cadman, Courtney, Cuvellier, Dorman, Fitzgerald, Ruch, Wallace, "Wixson and President Schaffer. BOARD OFJ KQUAXJZATION. The Council met a 3 a City Board of Equalization. As the new assessment rolls were not ready to be submitted for the year the meeting adjourned until next Monday evening.

CHASTE STREET SEWER. F. M. Langly, A. E.

Schrieber, James Adams and William Cravat appeared before the Council to protest against the proposed sewering of Chaste street' between Wood and. Willow. All four protestants were of the opinion that the improvement would entail an unnecessary expense upon property owners, and that connection with the sewer on Eighth or Ninth street could be made cross lots more cheaply than a new sewer could be built, and for that reason thev favored sustaining the Drotest Mrs. Mary C. Wilson, the petitioner for the sewer, called the attention of the Council to the fact that it was against the law to sewer across lots ar.

v.uj 1 and that relief could only be obtained by having the street sewered. The Councilmen were of the same rmininn an ri nnaniiYinudv imtaA tr, amend the protest and ordered the work of building 315 feet of sewer from Chaste street to connect with the Willow street sewer. EMERICK'S CLAIM. A resolution was passed ratifying the recommendation of the Committee of the Whole that Councilmen Schaffer, Boyer and Fitzgerald be appointed a committee of three to eonfer-with the Board of Public Works relative to an amicable settlement of the cluim of W. J.

Emrick for repairing fire engine No. 7. SETTLEMENT. City Attorney Johnson was author ized by resolution to settle -the suit instituted by Ernstina Delger to test tne vaaiaity of the increased assessment on the basis of the County sessor's rate of $1.14 for $100. NEW TEIjEPHONE COMPANY.

The Independent Telephone and .1 i i uiruugn i is secretary, a. j. tsnyder, for a franchise for the term of fifty years to erect or lay telegraph or tel- echone wires unon. over, or a ions- thA PWic streets, avenues or places in the city of Oakland. pn.

application be advertised as reonired ZS. by law and that the time for the re- ception of bids for the franchise be1 lixed. i The application was referred to the i Ordinance and the Judiciary Commit- tee. CARPENTER'S WAGES. A constructing and repairing city cross- engaged in the same work with a horse t0 be at the rate ORDINANCE PASSED.

An ordinance accepting the Oakland Gas and Electric Light Company's pro- posal for lighting the streets and nub- lie buildings of Oakland for the en- suing year was finally passed. An ordinance changingThe width of siaewaiKs on iweirtn street oetween linn atrnht rt rt si i ci AmiA fnnm Subscribers will please notify the Circulation Department when and i where you are going for your vaca tion, and THE TRIBUNE will be sent I to you each day, without any addition al cnarge. Telephones: Main 153 or 46. Forre.t.dhe.l,h IN THE SIERRAS near Colfax oa f. K.

ft Elevation last rlsrht 2400 JL 186 miles from Sa Kr. N-staging; good Ubleiflnesticenerr.water.air, fruit and ideal forest ana grounds a week. Send lor 0OOK.1OL. Springs. (Jolfax, CtL SONOMA OWN A SUMMER HOME Beautiful Camp Meeker Free from fos and wind: lots selling $19 tin? ntia hutlt tA un Unntlnp -ha th- ing.

tenting, ground, board and lodging. New Del Monte Hotel, i $7 up; over 5000 peoDle here last season: iOO lots sold, over .11.. ni mni, ni fruit dally at cams. Take Sausallto ferry; round trip. $3." Mineral springs on the ground.

Address M. C. or F. MEE KER, Camp Meeker, Cat. BEAUTIFUL CAMP MEEKER H.

M. OREOSON, Proprietor. (Under new management.) H. M. GREGSON, Proprietor.

One of the most romantic spots in the redwoods of California. Cottages and rooms newly fur-, nisbed. Kitchen and dining room remodeled. Boating, bathing, croquet grounds, dance plattorm and other amusements. TERMS.

$6 PER WEEK. Take Sausalito terry. LOTS FOR SALE on the grounds Up. Further particulars by addressing H. M.

GREGSON, Camp Meeker. ACUA CALIENT SPRINGS A Ion lrnnnrn na Pal. Tint SnrlnKS. Many attractions added, new wells sunk, renovated hotel and cottages. Springs a EtS5 ft Hot mineral waters, iiununs.

VWag and Deautilul drives. Kates io to special to tamines. rtiniuuvKc Richards, proprietor. Agua caueme. sonoma jat LAWRENCE VILLA Within a few minutes' drive of the best mineral springs in California.

Best French resort in Sonoma naies a dav. SDecial rates for families. Ad- Iress MR. AND MRS'. H.

PELLISSIER, Sonoma, CaL BELLEYUE HOTEL. El Verarjo, Sonoma County, Cal NTwo lines of rallroaa. Terms $1 per day and upward. Long distance telephone. Hot mineral am-lnks near bv.

Dally mail Free carriage to springs. PETER GOUAILHARDOU, proprietor. DR. C. C.

O'DONNELL'S Mineral Springs, Glen Ellen. Best campl ing, picnic and pleasure resort. Great est remedy for lung disease, nver anu stomach complaints, rheumatism and catarrh. The S. P.

R. R. and S. F. N.

P. R. R. give special rates to campers; cottages and tents furnished; rent cheap; nc fogs or poison oak; mineral water, boats, bathing free. Inquire of DR.

C. C. DONNELU I021V4 Market. S. II you want health, -pleasure and longevity tnis Is the place to go.

Hotet and restaurant on the grounds. Meals 25c and 30c. MT. SHASTA HOTEL DUNSMUIFt IN THE HEART OF THE MOUN TAINS. Fine view of Mt.

Shasta. Along side the headwaters of the Sacramento river. Finest trout fishing in the world. Forty new sleeping rooms nearly corn- pleted. Table unexcelled.

Trains stop 2) mmutes for meals. Special accommoda- "ens' for tourists travel CIO. lux luci ai uvuiaia auuicea J. B. DOUUHEKTI.

ifrop MWW. WWW WWW WWW r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r i a SPRINGS ere is an opportunity 10 gain Health and Streugth also, have Jr a t1m cant iroMtinn B.ts woiei, io 10 per Tf i. A. TWn ft- BtiH 8... y.

co. AM US ENTS George Watson, man- ager oi amusements; Hahn's orchestra; Uowliug. Crcquet, Billiards huffle-B ard, Hng Pong, liverv. burros; Swimmiajt A fral and Koman Baths: como-ttnt Massi- gis s. -guides, dogs ana norsei ir nnnung BSRTLETT SPRINGS O- artlett Springs, or a Butter street fc San Francisco Ocean Roar Camp TOMALES BAY, UARIN COUNTY.

CaL Cottages $2.60 pew week: two-room cottages $3 per week; three-room cottages $4 per week. Each cottage is supplied with two spring mattresses, bedsteads and stove. Boats are to be had at tne grounds for fishing. Good vegetable garden for the use of campers. Tent ground 50c per week.

WM. ARCHER. Prop'r. CAMPING AMD taken to any part of the oountry PICNIC PARTIES Good teams, large wagons and careful drivers. No Sunday work.

Pianos and furniture carefully moved. Goods taken to neighboring towns. Long distance trips a spe-clalty. HILL BROS. GENERAL EXPRESSMEN 8th and Center West Oakland PHONE GREEN 2SS Whilst it is true that we -sT 1 ne netlllon turtner askps that thA Hotel Metro polo Thirteenth and Jefferson streets.

A strictly high grade and thoroughlr modern residential and transient hotel, conducted tor those who want the best R. M. BRIARE; Proprietor. ii i i- j- i i 1 0- HOTEL CRELLIN The Most Favorably located i aaA Leading Hotel of Oakland. Strictly Brat class.

Corner Tenth and Wash Ina-ton' streets, FRED A. JORDAN- Proa. PALACE AND GRAND HOTELS San Francisco i These hotels pos-sess the attributes that tourists ank travelers appreciatecentral location, liberal management, modern and perfect cuisine. Americas and European plans. Telephoae Clay 554 T.Dahl Co, Manufacture! of AWNINGS, TENTS, hLAU.

Horse, Wagon and Merchandise Covers Yacht Sails Made and Repaired. Floor Covers and Sidewalk Canopies for rent Tents for rent i- 560 SEVENTH STREET Block from Washington, OAKLAND MONOGRAM That's the "name above the door" and it's a wbis key you'll always remem ber after you've tried it at Carroll's. 46 1 TENTH STREET. THE MO HE Gluten there is in the bread the more nourishment will the body receive. There is a larger percentsge of gluten in LIBERTY BAKERY BREAD than, any other, that's why it contains the most nourishment.

It insures good digestion. Feeding both boty and brain, strengthens the entire system Liberty Bakery Restaurant 857 WASHINGTON ST. CLEM MARTIN, Prop'r. 20 YEARS IN EUROPE AND AUSTRALIA. Established Thirteen Years io Oakland.

rrfitfcmT bdv tr nr Tk itr lir. i.U.DALL SPECIALIST Quickly cures all Female Diseases Ztt MEI! Private Diseases Gonorrhoea. GleeL Stricture, Syohillia, Bores, bweings. Unnatural Diichar-ees. Varicocele, quickly cured.

Call or Hall's Medical Institute, $65 road way (upstairs), near Seventh Streett Oakland, CaL Cures guaranteed. Hours 19 to 12. 2 to and 7 to 9. Sundays 10 to 13 a. m.

Museum of Anatomy open daily. Free to men. SAMUEL SODA SPRINGS. Hotel accommodations first class. Best mineral water.

Hot and cold bath. Resident physician. Private carriages from St. Helena. P.

O. Montlcello, CaL J. R. MORRIS, Prop. are not business for our "Svi VV vv vv vv Proeured at for a copy.

V7 4. a X. (IVAN; Oen'l Pan. Agent wsk. president and T.

H. Pratt as s.ecretarv. needed had to bf ordered from the pasRe3 under the suspension of one registering ac-The-Board ordered that the communl- East and he ought) to have them by the fiin lhp countant for use in his office. Audit- Of i intention or sewerine Eighth street from Linden street 80 feet east Referred to Street Committee. Adopting plans and spciScations of sewering Fourteenth avenue from East Fourteenth street td East Twelfth street Adopted.

Granting T. W. I Ballister, city wharfinger, two months leave of absence. Adopted. Granting S.

Cornfield permission to sewer Fourteenth street between Market and Myrtle streets. Adopted. Granting permission to C. Mattin-gly to sewer Seventeenth street between Campbell am Wood streets. Adopted.

From A. Blumenthal to extend show windows of the building at the northwest corner of Eleventh and Washington atreets. Referred to Public Improvement Committee, Granting Hutchinsoh-Ransome Company permission to sewer Telegraph avenue from Fifty-ninth street to a point 50 feet, south" of the northern boundary Adopted. Granting Kern Hoicomb to sewer Thirteenth street from Madison street to 7S feet east. Adopted.

Authorizing a deed from City of Oakland for lots 6, 7 and 8, block 477, sold for City taxes of 1894-5. Adopted. Directing cancellation or aouoie as seS6ment on lot i6, block Hennedy tract. Adopted. Granting S.

H. Wilson permission to erect! a corrugated iron shed, in rear of 42.1 Tenth street. Adopted. Authari2inr the Contra Costa Water Company to remove hydrant from the corner of Seventh and Peralta streets to Point ten feet south of Seventn and Peralta streets. Adopted.

Brnpioying. c. MacMullan from July 7th to August 17th," 1902, to con- tinue the work of reviewing the as- sessment rolls, and fixing his com- mSl pHy JfJ 28th and August 17th, in two equal in- staUments Designating the Oakland Daily Tri bune as the official paper of the City of Oakland until a new contract for city publishing can be let. Adopted. Establishing lines and grades on Bayo Yista avenue.

Adopted. Requesting the Mayor to use and disburse the sum of $200 from the Ur gent Necessity Fund for the Fourth of July Committee Adopted. Granting City Hall Janitor John Wilds and Night Watchamn Frank Oolvin fifteen days' leave of absence. Adopted. Ordering the transfer of $499.99 from General Fund to Urgent Necessity Fund.

Auditing and Finance Com- mittee, Orderlng the erection of a fire hyd rant at corner of Broadway and Clifton street. Fire and Water Committee. Adopting specifications of sidewalking south side of Thirty-sixth street between Grove and West streets. Street Committee. 5 Ordering June salaries of city officers and employes paid.

Adopted. Ordering fire hydrants removed from Thirty-seventh and Grove, and from south side of Thirty-eighth, opposite -r tai rn, lu llluimrsu wi irci rt-i ta KMAwaiifinc RtrAAt hm. tween Grove and West streets. Street Committee Sewering Moss avenue between Sil ver street, from Gold to Thirty-eighth streets. Street Committee Authorizing City Treasurer to pur ing and Finance Committee Ordering the seaverlng of Nineteenth street from manhole between Magnolia and Union streets, to Union streets.

Street Committee. Order iner the work of lavine sewer on Adeline" street from north boundary line of city to Temescal Creek Awarding contract for sewering Fourteenth street between Brush and Westto L. Kehoe. Adopted, COMMUNICATIONS. Cbmmtffucations.

petitions and pro- tests -were disposed of as follows: From John Rohan and others for change of grade on San Pablo avenue between Alcatraz avenue and a point 400 feet southerly from Stanford ave- nue. To Street Committee FVoni H. McKennev and others to have 8treet raiiroAa tracks in of Oakland avenue. To Board of Oakland avenue. To Board of Works From Annie Flodberg and others for a sewer on East Twenty-nrst street from termination of present sewer to a point about 80 feet west of same.

To Street Committee pr0m Mrs. E. L. Turner and others for change of grade of Telegraph ave- nue. To Street Committee.

From W. C. De Fremery for leave to connect street he is opening with Twenty-ninth street and Walsworth avenue. To Street Committee. From Paraffine Paint Company in mfona tn odwpr tn Snvrlpr a venllA.

StreelCTmfe. From the Contra Costa Water Com- lYJjVrZln streets for the connection of a hydrant at that point. To make the necessary extension of larger main would involve the company in a very large expense, I which Manager Arthur L. Adams 8tate.d i8 unwarrantable at this time. To Fire and Water Committee.

From Auditor, rejecting claims of Contra Costa Water To Finance Committee From Poltce Commissioners allowing claim of W. S. Barnes for $17,50. To Finance Committee. From same a claim of 9.

Hews ton for $10 for pasturing a horse. To Finance' Ccwnmittee. From Board of Works orderinr paid fclaim of D. C. Breed for $6.

To Finance Committee: From City Engineer in relation to paving for a deed for lands from Real trSyndicate of a right of way for newer1 in annexed district. To Street Committee. From Hutchinson. Ransome Com pahy to grade curb and macadamize Avon Place, street trommtttee. From Hutchinson, Ransome Com pany to grade, curb, and macadamize Prospect avenue between Hawley and walsworth avenues, street commit tee, i ORDINANCES.

Ordinances were disposed of as fol ows: Establishing separate funds repre senting tne xunaea oougauons ana me several municipal departments reqruir lrurxpendltures for the fiscal year, 1902-1903. Passed to print. Amending Ordinance No. 1009 estab lishlng and regulating licenses. Final ly passeo LIQUOR LICENSES.

The follofing liquor licenses were srranted: Jacb Wehrli. 809 East Four teenth streetK William Kohlert 1265 Ttmadwav: WV M. Herer. 859 Wash ington street; Ballard and Burmelster, iici wnnii street. cation be placed on file.

A communication was read from Fran- Ax months- ces B. Gould asking fora (Mir; v-tJ Lriand had made up itha list according to. mm and by unanimous vote it was de- elded to grant therequest. A MAGNIFICENT NEW HOTEL, famished in the lavish manner, at Byron Hot Springs, rooms en suite, with Mineral Baths attached. Fine Dining Rooms, Cottages, Mud Baths and Hot Mineral Baths that with these marvelous waters will cure the most obstinate cases of Rheumatism ork Malaria.

S. P. R. R. trains 9:30 A.

M-, 4:50 P. M. Address Mgr. Byron Hot Springs, Cal. -Call on LOMBARD rooip 30, 36 Geary, S.

F. A New Hotet At Byron Hot Springs WITTER MEDICAL SPRINGS LAKE COUNTY. CAL. Thousands cured of Stomach, Liver, Kidney and Bladder troubles. Recommended by leading physicians.

We guarantee to cure all Skin and Blood disorders. Open entire year. -Excellent accommodations. California Northwestern Railway. R.

McCormick, Manager. Main office and water depot 916 Market Street Room 64, Sai Francisco. CLOVERDALE Alder Glen Mineral Springs DIFFERING FROM ALL OTHERS. Dnpn Mav so. a sure cure for Rheuma tism.

Astnma. Stomach, -4ver and Kid ney trouble and excessive fat A picturesque glen, newly and neatly im proved. First class Hotel, cozy rooms, I 1 rnjh fruits iNjd milk generosity a specialty. Livery ift connection. Store ground, finest ofi camping tents urnished on application.

Bus meets all north bound train Write for circulars and rates. HOTLE Cloverdale, Cal. "THE OLD HOMESTEAD" W. L. McCray, Prop.t Cloverdale.

Boating and bathing on the Rus sian river. Plenty of hunting, but no game; mucn nsnmg, out no nsn. jpep the year rouna. irst ciass laDie, com rooms, courteous treatment. Coach meets all trains.

SAN JOSE. HOTEL, VENDOME SAN JOSE, CAL. Headquarters for all tourists to Lick Observatory. The leading hotel of Sants Clara County. For rates, address y- Geo.

P. Snbll, Manager A Ride to Alum Rock Park, San Jose. Over the Alum Rock Electric Railway." through wooded canyon and along rip-nline stream, is one of the pleasures to be enjoyed by those seeking recreation. If your time is limited tane tne early traln. spend a long day at the Rock and mineral baths, returning on the late train.

The S. r. vo. issues round-trip tickets, good from Saturday, to Monday inclusive, with coupons over the Alum Rock Railway attached, for $2. Cars leave First and Santa ciara streets every hour wee aays irom a.

m. to xi r. At. Sundays and hohaavs. every half hour.

SANTA ROSA WHITE SULPHUR. SPRIMCS (Two miles from city.) Under new management. A romantic spot In the hills. Sulphur water irom within 100 feet of hotel; croquet ground; amusement platform; Hammam baths; boating; good nsnrnsr. ivncs cou-en un iier 14.

A rates. Carriage meets all trains No staging. xuie uncuLw siyie. par ticulars address E. S.

HAWES. Santa Rosa P. O. SEIGLER SPRINGS. New Management.

Hot Iron. Sulphur nt Arsenic Baths. Mineral Waters for Rheumatism. Malaria and Stomach Trou bles. Swimming.

i5uuara3, Camping, $8 to $12 week. Also housekeep ing cottages. Auurtjaa oeigier springs, Lake. Co. m.

frop. MONTEREY Paraiso Hot Springs 'Monterey County, CaL The leaSIng Summer Resort of the Pa ctflc Coast. Hot Soda and Sulphur Baths. large Swimming Tank, first class table. Send for beautiful illustrated booklet and rates to F.

V. Schroeder, Mgr. C. D. CASPER, Psopricto HOTEL CASPER ALVARAOO RO TYLER 8TS Leading Hotel of Monterey Located in the' heart of the city.

Stieet Cars Faas tne Door. Klectric Light In Every Room. El ctric Bella Sanitary riumoing. uirge oamp.o Rooms. EL CARMELO OPEN ALL THE YEAR.

Contains 1X4 rooms, llanted with gas throughout; run nine water snd eiectric bells in ever rouji: Improved safety elevator; bath rooms. Starting point for the 17-mlle drive, on which la Moss Beach. Restless Sea. Seal Rocks, Ostrich, and the famous Cypres Trees; some or tne piner points or interest are Point Plnos Light House. Point Lobos and Carmel Mission.

Also frequent connections by street cars with Monterey snd Hotel Del Monte. Write for, circu lars ana ma. JAMES. Pacific Proprietor. Klamath Hot Springs.

THE healthiest in the prettiest county In California. Fineat hunting' and trout fishing. EDSON Pra-prletorr. Bcswicfc. EUktyou county.

i OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, HAYWARDS. A new popular summer resort. Out and Indoor amusements. French cooking under management of Mr. Gaudard.

lately of Marchand'a and Delmonico's, San Francisco. First class accommodations. Terms, $8 per week up. RIIS St GAUDARD, Props. 'A communication was read from Esra Principal Pond and Mr.

Coleman of the W. Derto asking that his six. months' High. School, and he was certain that leave of, absence be extended for six I j4a was the lowest oostjUvenecessary months articles could be aeetrfed' for. Director Randolph wasnot.

tn favor of, havejioefsojlnai interest in the granting request, fyingFteMjieun- matterconcluded Director Button, dersfood that Mr. Decoto was niliaig atThis proceeding is against the law," position at the University of California said Director Isaacs, and'was only holding hl.i posiUon in the "We, can't ignore the Bcferd of Pub-Hight school open as a sort of conwni- Uc Works," explained President Red-ence 1 ington, as that body is paid for Director Isaacs explained that Mr.De- business, it is my judgment that coto wa having trouble, wfth his throat reqVl81teS and could not 'teach until the trouble 1 lhf Ii?" Tto 12 feet tiny sseT Cit gineer Turner asking TW'ELFTH STREET DAM for the obtaining of official grades in The plans and specifications sub- annexed district from Board of Super-mitted bv Citv Eneineer Turner for visors. Finance Committee. SANITARY PI HMRINfi 1. HfiTPi a rithq -u laac oAiniiiu Brloe your own Saitc.

0 i 0, piv auu jpia per wcck, F- M- SCALES, Owners and Proprietors. Lakeport, Lake Cai. Tuscan Springs Hilt? in number. Stronger than the strongest. Exceptional io their charac- ter.

containing 3 grains llthia, 6 grains of a grams 01 soda and a large amount of pottassa. Llthia is the only wUi Fare $1. ODen for nlistom th vear i.n.ii.i.11. 1v.11 buikc irum iveu xiut. round.

No snow in winter. Altitude 1,000. reei. iuscan springs Livery Stable three blocks from depot. All kinds of rigs to.

lue springs, send ror nook or. informs- tion. Address E. B. WALBRIDCE, Tuscan Springs, U.

S. A. SANTA CRUZ THE BEDELL" A. Bedell. Proorletor.

Mission Street, head of Walnut Avenue, santa Cruz. Cal. A new and modem but quiet and nomenxe lamiiy nouse mm cottage connected. Klectric cars direct for beach and Union lepot pass tne door. ARCADIA In Santa Cruz Mountains." One-half mile from Big Trees.

Boating, fishing. oathing, Dowllng alleys, billiards and pool; ping-pong and lawn tennis. Buy iciset to campus station. For partlcu- BELL, P. Fclton; CaL aVuSSt; manager.

1. A CT1TD Hfl CD aJ ivuu uu unwych SHIM. Mamtson, rropnetor. ueaca ilin, Santa Cruz, Cal. Terms Reasaaabib Beautiful Croqnet FURNISHED HOUSE TO KENT On Beach Hill.

Santa Crus I all modern conveniences, bath, etc. Ad- lit ir i 1 1 I uress vv. x. vaiiiupis, inoune omce. VILLA FONTENAY New Summer snd Winter Resort, GLEN WOOD Santa Crus Mountains.

HOTEL AND POTT A fTRS Pronuet lawn t.nnli 1 ing, smoking and billiard rooms; bowllna llley. amusement halt Table first-class. Rates $10 to $14 per week. Long distance telephone, campers' return ticket, J2.60. Electric lights, send tor circular.

J. H. HAESTERS. Glenwood. Santa Crus County.

CaL BEN LOMOND mm. modern nt T.n miles from Santa Cruz. Fine scenery, drives, walks; fishing. Carria ft "meets all crams. satis, 1.

xv. HAYES. TWIN LAKES, SANTA CRUZ Furnished cottage of four rooms, complete for housekeeping; large verandah overlooking the bay; rent $15. Apply to vv. variiueis, xriDune 11 ice.

CUERNEVILLE CITY LIVERY STABLES Miller Hi Tunstall. Saddle horses, bua- cies ano teams always ready" tor hire. Guernevllle, Cal. Special attention paid to summer visitors. Hillside Home Overlooking the village of Guernevllle: private boarding, cottage, tents, bathing, fishing.

Rates $1 a day; children 10. Vt rates. Particulars address JOHN BEAN, Guerneville O. Redwood Heights on ridge overlooking Russian river. Guernevllle station; rates $1 adult, Vs for children, near station- particulars ad dress MRS.

G. w. BEEBE. Guernevllle, MOUNTAIN FARM Near Russian river, near Guernevllle station: private board; F. N.

P. Ft. TL: home comforts; fishing, etc. For! rates address MRS. H.

A. STAGG. Guer nevllle aj. CaL SAII RAFAEL CYPRESS VILLA Now Open. (Under new management.) conjunction with the JORDAN HOUSE.

Ideal summer resorts. Home comforts. Croquet, shuffle board, ping-pong and other games for old and Rates $7 to $10, children under half rates. For particulars address MRS. J.

F. JORDAN. San Rafael. CaL 1 CAMP TAYLOR Fine hotel accommodations, camp cot tages and grounds. Private picnics, boat ins-, fishing, tennis, new regulation bewJ ng alleys; telephone.

Call at Traveler's Bureau, 20 Montgomery tnreei. H. G. MARTIN. Proprietor.

Pacific Congress Springs A charming resort In the Santa Crus A charming resort In the Santa Crus Mountains, 2 hours from Oakland; delight ul climate; scenery unsurpassed. Ecei- lent table and best mineral water on the nmmt' swlmmlna. danclna. ten uis, etc. E.

H. COOOWIN, Manager. p. O. Address Saratoga, Santa Clara County, CaL INDEPENDENCE LAKE NOW OPEN.

Good fishing, plenty of good milk, fresh butter. Good bedh and I Dean aim rood board. MRS. H. M.

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Wnrffa ronn rdrl Secretary McCiymonds read a list of articles wanted by the physical and chemical department of the High School, the whole! bill amounting to $471., Silas Coleman, aj teacher in the High School, was present and explained to the Board that many of the articles opening of school! year. Delay would avojded tnejimmediatf 111 etal houses for the supplies wanted SonWed that he had th matt. hv hMn rinatilttvil in tht matter hv of the things wanted are worth less tnan a dollar, the-city would be put move that all of thet requisitions sent In tho Rnaril of Piih Wnrks -oiri nirArtor IwaiWrthov pan 'The motion was finally seconded by Director Gray and the Board voted unanimously to send the requisitions in th Board 'nf Works. HIS HEART WAS WEAK. Dr.

C. Hyde held an autopsy yesterday to the -cause of the sudden dea'th of J. Oglesby and ascertained that the heart of the deceased had for some time been in a weakened condition. The cause of eath he gives as mitral insufficiency. The inquest will be held today.

was remedied. request beilaid over until ntxt meeting '-Auditor Breed sent a report rejecting intendent McClymonds. tim claim of the Contra Vast Water: "Well, it is necessary that the mat-Company for water alleged to have been tef pass before the Board of Works, SS8ff.h!ES 8xM.n&-rt body can decide what is best Obsen-'atoTy during April and May, 1902,. t0 be don sald President Redington. amounting to 87.74.

Isaacs then wanted bo know Auditor Breed explained in his report if most of the articles wanted Imme-that he could not pay the claim until diately could' not be procured in San the suit now pending between the oily Francisco fSport waiuacuTn tile" U- This. "Yes, i' think so," answered. Mr. The committee, on the request of resi- Coleman, "but it would mean that we dents of North OaklainH for a night would have to go completely over the chooL reported unfavorably on the oro- V-hole list ajtain. the improvement of the Twelfth street dam were referred to the Street Com- mittee for action.

FIREMAN'S RELIEF FUND. i A communication from the Board of Police and Fire Commissioners re- 2in th the Council ser aside $3000 for a Fireman's Relief and Pen sion Fund was referred to the. Finance Committee. QUIT CLAIM DEED. The B)ard of Public "Works was di- reccea Dy resolution to invesugaie ana repori upon ine qun ciaim ueea ol Mrs.

Hume Whittle to J. E. Bates, rel- ative to land at the Twelfth street on wnicn a ooatnouse stands, witn certain priviledges, which may interfere with the contemplated improvements at that point. RESOLUTIONS. tnn wavo lows; 7 Authorizing the City Auditor, acting "I Gate and Adeline Sanitary districts to purchase books for the fiscal year 1902-ia03, and to hire necessary help to complete the assessment rolls, compensation for jsuch' work to toe fixed at $80 per month.

Adopted. Appropriating $499 to replace sewer on First street from Cypress to Kirk ham street. Adopted. Giving fifteen days' notice of side-walking East Ninth street between i jeot-and onhmotlon Director Gray n.na wmmnnims-u wfrrmi igeu a I IU tne matter was dropped. It was explained necessary.

Th members present at the rwetine were Directors Button. Evans, Isaacs, Randolph, Wilcox and President i Rdligtom 1 IT I J. O. CADMAN TAKES OFFICE. John O.

-Cadman, Mayor Barstow's appointee, whb succeeds the late Councilman Charles A. Bon; took his seat in the City Council last night. He was welcomed by President Schaffer, who stated that the new Councilman would be appointed to the same committees on which Bon served. health," is true that we are in business lor your We afford you the opportunity to visit Nature'; Physician and dwell with him. in our valleys, our foothills, our mountain ranges and canyons, along our streams and on the shores of our Visit him.

The expens is not great, which you will learn' by reading "VACATION, 1Q03 This little book, "Vacation 1902, issued by the California Northwestern Railway Company, gives complete information for any kind of outing. To be had at ticket offices of Company, 650 Market Street, (Chronicle Building,) and Tiburon Ferry, ots at the General Office, Mutual Life Building, corner San-some and California Streets. (OS As A- Ik I Ji 1 COPIES OF' Vacation 1902'' IV I I Can Be 1160 BROADWAY OAKLAND Call or write H. WHITINO, General Manage: Vr4SSsrer THE ONE WITH THE IMP-How in the world do you keep your baby so Quiet and happy this dreadful trying weather? THE ONE WITH THE CHERUB Why it's the easiest thing to the world. I take CASCARET Candy Cathartic every sight at bed-time.

Jt makes toother's milk mildly purgative, keeps the baby's bowels cool and regular, stops sour curd and wind colic. They work while you sleep, you know greatest blessing for cursing mothers. 664.