Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-14


Eprroa Nrws: The morning VA gio-
rous, a., with buoyant. though regret
full hearts. vs spread our sail 10 the
~frsshsning breeze and was swiftly waited
out Of Emerald Bay. A sail Of fourteen
miles from Holidays to John McKin.
nsys. along the western shore Of the
lake. with . fari wind. Il . beautiful
recreation. Casting the eye upward.
yos seem to b sver eircling the base oil
the great mountains, and Il requires nc
great striteh Of Imagination to cause you
10 feel that you NJ actually sailing hall
way up . mountain aide, whose summit
IL high above you. and whose base IL q
thousand feet below the restless waves
" which you are gliding. Four miles
from Emerald Bay you pass Rubicou
Point, q hugh bluff Of rocks rising per.
rsndieularly from the waters edge 70 9
height Of 700 Of 500 feet; and I little
further on. Mick's Bay, stretches quite q
distance inland. forming . handsome.
quiet. retired little cow Al the wesi
side Of this bay In Q stopping place
Known a. the '.GensrL's," whore Milo
Knox. the boat builder Of the Lake 10
sides. Mr.. Knox Ia spoken Of a. q nns
mechanic. capable Of building the latest
improved class Of small yachts or row
boats. and 10 receiving . eoodly patron
aye by the residents. Six miles north
OF Mick's Bay il
Jshn MeKinnsy'A
known by some o. the Hunters Homo,
situated at the mouth Of . small creek.
oa q pine fat. at the base Of the noun.
thin. half way between tho northern and
southern s1tremitiss Of Tahoe. II ID
one Of the most popular Of the many
pleasure resorts around the lake. The
arrangements for the accommodation oi
the guests arc . complete combination
OF oddly and originality. No stately
hotel. with frescosd ceiling. high porti.
e,ss. soft carpets, luxurious divans. Q
bland and smiling landlord and polite
lekeys sles' JOY .ns.s' ., 49,
nv o"".. hn;i,;.."
si..ss5 ~. 80. ~ s,naI. a.
trance. all opening on the outside, fur
uishsd with nothing but . chair and
| rough, comfortable bed. The buildings
N"ms W. % 80 n, ; NJ
,nS nu W. ~ Il. ~ ~ ~
uinsu'' ,n'ug ~. ~. -. ~
casen \ - 49,
'nrouss .r' NN ~. ms
~ Gun ny N. ...ss5 - anS
heaiihiul. which taken along with o fine
view Of the lake. tho shade Of the tall
pines IN the heat o. inc gay, = IN;
r.,nS,.a r[srssc. freedom In tbe uss Of
| bosts. without extra charge. sailing,
dancinv. 6.hinc. eto.. affords n change
from ne orlinsry courso Of iifo that Il
-
BY the visitants. The rare Is piain' ou'
gotten up In good taste. and the guests
c.th.r Al tho table like ons GREAT. bappy,
-. Ill .,an an. a;,n.r hor,
uuns'y AM. MsT,.asx 4. a. M
ArI,'es. aua
oAens,oi ~ ~, :" a.s,s..;n" Ia
anu ms pi. u
IL a., :. th.x nlso.s hsInino tbsm n
nave The best time possible, hut he
don't know how to keep n hotel. Per.
haPs that Is Why hs Is so successful; =
wS;.h ' W.. cs,h.ssd almost The entir,
f.shion and beauty OF the Lake. The
evening before the ball
~
Procession, consisting OF eleven saii ADO
row boats. took place. The effect Of the
Ion. linz. ~ a.m;no ,orcbes upon m.
o.
water. saIIoanulng aua III
es', ~ sp" trS'..an ~. ss
.n - ,n,,;sh'
1,.s msahin.,. ,o-as nv m
- T.s". m: 80,
!" W.v,..~.s 1891 A. AZ. yh.,t
al n..d =. an. hsIl nom lbout q
o'clock in the evening tho steamers Gov.
Stanford and Emerald arrived. each
crowded with guests. somsthing near .
An ssnt msrry
u.-...~. -.u-
Ana noash' oe'ui'ea I'M"
the pleasure OF the happy throng until
Tho rays Of morning light dispsllsd the
-,,...r,.. NJ An. p;oht. Tia ANNA,
!. az h,...., .,-,. :,
"a go,.Hn up IN .s ~ =,
me eu I.hosns nm
,Isu,s on w d;a.Jssn,saa H. n.ess..
isI So
my % ss.e r..,.. n,
Lss' oe'uiuay ~
aee was again .onea o'eI.
~ !.
lanos Minsueisi so ,nAs VIII ~
snunuous cn.nge !, ~
and pleasure ne gues,s never IN "
= Eignt nice 70 o = .es' ., a
hinney.s, on the nesd wA'els OF .ne
middle fork OF tho American hvsr' ars
xtuassd the
Fansss Bsta spsisgs,