Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-25

I'D. heing overliaulrd aud refitteh for
on the lake. aud the Gov.
Bla. del (spel.t with two l's) lying nsxr
By, ont of service ut present. We got
tolcrahly fine view of Cave Rock IN
aud IN cour.e Of time ran into
Eulerald BY. the most beautiful place
about the lake, aud one of the pretliest
III the world. Huge. grand old noun
tains. covered with pines aud other
green herbs. cast their shadows In the
emerald tinted waters Of the bay.
while in the distance al be seen the
tuinbling. foaming waters
of the lovely caScide Mt the head of
tine bay. Here. too, we landed
upon the beautiful grounds be-
longing to Ben Holiday. VAN
drred through fields of real grass.
picked huge holuetS Of wild flowers,
and took n look ut the outside Of Hol-
liday's fine cottage. The Inside was
held inviolate ut present, under In
structions from young Ben, who pro-
poses coming to occupy 1t excursion
ally. soon. With it, surroundings OF
cool. splashing streamlets. green lawn,
fish pond, shady groves aud luxurious
ycrlure, It Is a delightful place to
spend tile Summer season, yet Tor tho
Winter mnst of us would rather be
else wlere, nearer to the haunts oil CIV
ilization. From Emerald Bay We
went home to McKinney's. where the
whole party landed aud had a good
time dancing, singing aud cutting up
generally for half an hour. Bob Lind.
say Is some on n "walk around
Vesey, of the Glenbrook Hotel, was
along, and was, tor the time. about 70
Years Of age. There were In all over
thirty persons from Cod Hill present,
without counting Vesey-the rest were
from Virginia. The Smith party went
back to
GIcnbrook.
Day before yesterday Chubbuck,
Gray and US took n trip over to Glen
brook in John McKinney's famous
Yacht, the "Translt," in order to take
advantage OF tile telegraph facilities ut
that place. II. NJ. Vescy. or Old We
sew, rs those call him who love hin
best. il landlord OF the hotel and Is
doing finely. lie certainly knows
hu.Ss6 Keep Il hotel, aud plenty OF Ills
friends succeed in finding him. for the
Glenbrook was pretty well filled. yet
although several parties had left that
morning. including Il. NJ. Dasgrtt,
wife aud family. Congressman Ken
dali aud vile. aud other prominent
Individuals. V,sey never turns away
anybudy from lack Of room. but al.
ways manages to provide well for all
who come. lie always has one room
or one bed left. GIenbrook l. Il heau-
tiful and justly popular place OF re-
sort /; but more OH this subject here
after.
Snoring.
| could write considerable Of a chap
ter OH snoring after last nights cxpe-
rience. but will not. Rev. MIR.
McGrath slept with me. and he SHORES
most viri0usly. AT one time he Will
be grinding away most generously ike
II circular saw going along regularly
through n big log. and then he will
occasionally throw In variations like
going through tough knots. and even
| by variety utter n few ~plaintive bowls
like u damaged fiddle through his YER
satilc p~rOboscis. As q snorcr lie Is o
decided success.
Jolly.
Nearly every evening thus far VIC
have had a grand concert Of all hands
In front Of John McKinney's principal
house. Those who can sing, have 1t to
do. and with the assistance OF Spykens
OH his "boSellna." the gent who plays
the harmonica. aud the two lady per-
formers OIL the jewsharp, We manage
to get up quite n chorus. Harris, the
aSsayer. Ia not rheumatic all over by
any means. but In his now famous
"f'aIhlmt jig" distinguishes himself
every time. Last evening was an ex-
ira OCCASION In the concert line, aud
more of It than usual. Three new ar
rivals from Virginia were added toour
company and there WAS unusual jollity
over this aud other circumstances.
Rev. Mr.. McGratli. aud Mrs. General
| DlllGTulll lilNl St"l y NiIS WV
erS. 4 brighter fire of pine cones than
ever WAS burning. and the circle OF
happy faces around IL glowed warmly
in the dancing freight. The music
and chorus rang the changes oil nu.
merous song. both joily.Taud SEMI.
mental. Harris just threw himself
loose in his .'Psnama jig" Chubbick
got excited into doing II pigeon wing
aud was Il brilliant success. The finale
was a.Srand Australian c0cliuca, by a
d~leinoralized volunteer. When he got
fully down to his work hi, heels and
toes struck fire every c~latter. and lie
wound up In n blaze CT glory and
u shower of red hot Goals aud cllder'
Covering the whole company. While
all this was going on, young Batter
man was n department by himself
down Oh the wharf, where lie WAS let
ting of fireworks ut a terrific rate,
having brought along u lot Of bombs.
crackers, Roman candles. tizzlc wheels
and all that sort OF thing from Fir'
GINA. He made more noise than was
ever heard there before, aud tried to
set the lake OIL fire. | am told that
this afternoon, out on the middle oil
the lake, there is going to b.
A Wedding.
The romantic Spykens looks serene
and happy. but says nothing. and the
ladics are whispering among them
selves. and all In n nervous flutter OF
private consultation. Even the bosom
OF the beautiful lake seems throbbing
with new aud voluptuonS emotions.
aud quiet smiles ripple. across It's
placid face. The festive popiujays are
tw%ittrring the news gleeiully from
neighbolimg branches, and tho little
brown chipmunks on the pine logs.
with ears aud tails jcrkrd anxiously
erect. stand on tip-toe with eager cx-
probation. | think | understand this
matter. Vale SpyEens.
Oh. the future is bright with Hopes dear light.
Which th, soul, the senses Undue,
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