Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-29

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the Coast" but the truth An hour and
q quarter is her easy. ordinary time
from the Glenbrook to Tahoe City. be-
tween fifteen and sixteen miles. She is
the property Vi MeAs.s. Lisa Z Highy
who use it In trara'c-'niinn. in eIcur-
sions and in making qn,ck trirs to sill
points on the lake. She is tug propel-
Ter Of immense power for her size, being
only 40 feet in length, and travels abou.
one-third more rapidly than the Cover
nor Stanford. Her owners do not mono
police their possession either in business
| or recreation. Mr.. Bliss AID Mr.. Rigby
have made many travellers and refugees
from tine heat and dust OF the lower
levels. hereabouts, happy by means of
their charming little Emerald. 1t was
| our good fortune to be one of party last
| Sunday whom Mr.. James Rigby invited
on an excursion in his steamer. From
G!epbrook to Yapk's (the prettiest grove
on the Lake. the little steamer cleft the
blue water of Bigler as il angry to be op-
| posed in progress ut all. Time just One
| our and ten minutes. Distance sixteen
! mies. After n lunch at Iank's, furnish
| ed on short notice. the Emerald bore her
| delighted cargo Of pleasure seekers TO
! Emerald Bay. where such scenery WAS
| seen rs is seen nowhere else in the world.
In the midst Of the grand. the beautiful
and the sublime. iujicrous incident
| occurred. One of the ladies had pet
| dog along. who followed her into Ben
Holidays house. where there was An
old cat with q brood Of kittens. The
way she clawed and chewed and held on
to that small dog was a caution. The |
poor little fellow escaped, at last. and
when his wounds had been bathed in the |
limpid water Of the Bay, the party re-
EN- barEed. After delightful trip, they !
reached the Glenbrook landing at 80 in |
the afternoon. the happiest. best pleased |
party Of fun -lo,ing folk We have seen for |
many a day. Many thanks TO Mr.. Jas. !
RiSby. and many pleasing recollections |
of the Emerald.
FRoM THE MISEs.--Doc. Benton re-
turned last evening from visit to the
Ell Dorado coal mine, and the Surprise |
gold. silver and copper mine, both Of
which are in Lyon county. OF the coal
be brought in a large and fine specimen.
This coal is used at the mine, in some
Of the mills. and for cooking. It is said
to burn well, aud the mine to be ex-
tensive. From the copper mine, Mr..
Benton brought in some OF the finest,
purest specimens We have seen. The in
dications are that this mine is Of great
value.
The CoLo.ED MAsoNs' BALL takes
place at Turn verein Halle this evening.
The entertainment is gotten up for the
purpose of raising moneys for the bene-
Lodge F. & A. NJ. of fhis city. The
cost but one dollar. The object is q
very worthy one, and the call is modest
enough TO entitle it to the most favor
able consideration Of those who have /.
sundry dollars to spare to meet such {
ft, sure enough.
TIE youngest child Of DR.. Billings
died on the train which arrived from
Sacramento yesterday morning. Mrs.
Billings and children have been visiting
IN California for several weeks. The DR..
went to Reno to meet them but the soul I
Of his little boy had departed a few
hours before. The afflicted parents have
he sympathy of their friends in their
'evere trial. The funeral service will be
,eld this afternoon at two o'clock at the
Episcopal church.
K. OF P. ELEcr1oN.-Damon Lodge
10. 2, K. of P, held their emi.annual I
lection Of officers Friday evening. The
GLOWING gentlemen were chosen as
Ulcers for the ensuing term; E. J. Park
nson, P. c.; S. c. Davis, C. c.; N. Dow,
7. c.; NJ. N. Gaiee. P; r. R. Brown, c
1. of E.; p. H. Mulcahy, Trustee; Re-
to the Grand Lodge, II. J.
'eters, George Tufy, J. A. johnson, P. b
|. Mulcahy. James Duffy.
FATHER HIAcINTHE has entered man
Tho will do his best to give Monsieur
'auer lively turn in the Roman wrest.
ng way. The same is q man of solid
anne and good breadth OF shoulder. 8
We shall look for . sharply contested
latch between these athletes. Look at o.
[r. kirchnsr's card in another column.
JUDGE FIrLD's term of court here yes
'rday was very brief. None but such c1
ases as demanded q iury trial we're