Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-20

grouse beat the foliage Of the
woods. With your gun and dog
and fly rod, a few pounds OF
bacon and you can spend happy
days all round this region, OF which
McKinney's is the center, The
place speaks for itself, for there in
the barroom are hung more .ox
skins and deer antlers than can be
found any where on the lake.
TALLAC.
In the big tamarac grove Is the
Ta:lac House, which will be open
for guests this week. Old Yank
is on the wharf when ever the boat
comes in and is rs frisky as ever.
Lucky Baldwin will run the house
| this year. It will hold about 50
guests and is the resort of those
who love to angle in Fa len Leaf
| and Cascade lakes and spend day
or So in Strawberry Valley. No
trees so big as here, no cascades 50
high ard no beach SO sandy. Mr.
Gordon will have charge OF the
house and run It up to the old
standard.
YANKs
Old Tank has put up 8 place
about half mile below the TaIlac
FIR camping parties. YanE is the
best guide living for that section
and knows all the deer licSs, bear
hauns and trout streams and his
wagons and tents are ready to go
any where at a moments notice.
His big yarns fow like Gilmor's
perennial springs above Fallen
Leaf, which have become SO famous
for their waters.
RoWLAND'S
When the boat touches Rowland's
there is q rush for his bar for his
cool beer and exce.len: tipples are
well remembered from season to
season The still! water fishing here
is ways god, it is the place
where the old pasriarchs of the
trout conventions hold forth. Sew
eral splendid drives lead out from
Rowiand's and his teams aud car
riages are we'll kept up throughout
the Sc son Rowland is an enter
prising. jolly old accommodating
landlord, and after his guests have
been there week it seems but the
ling. ring If Summers day.
A CATA yAEAN.
The first c.tamaran ever built
for the Lake is one designed and
constructed by F. S. Jel erson of
Glenbrook. It is craft with two
bulls, both air tight, decked over,
and furnishsd with q sail. It is
built to hold twenty people, and
as neat and sea-worthy craft Of its
re as ever made. By its peculiar
construction it cannot upset in the
worst gaze that ever swept Tahoe,
and if it Turns bottom side mp the
air tight compartments prevent it
sinsi"g 1t is expected in stiff
wind to keep pace with the Meteor.
AN IRON BOAT
Captain Todman, the oldest nav
igator up there, has an iron steam
ship all ready to pat together,
which will be a wonder when afioat.
He also has the Niagara in splendid
trim and newly furnished. It is
well built, fast boat, and it is whis
pered that it viii run opposition to
the Stanford, but neither Captain
Todman or Captain Pomin 'hrow
any light on the subject It is be-
lieved that the rush of trave
will be so great this Fail that both
boats, and the new iron boat, will
be crowded most Of the time.
Genbrook is busy, the mills are
nnder fl headway, and Alpha
betica! Cobb has put his hotel in
shape for Cars n tourists.
THE GRAND CENTRAL
Is not yet open, but Baily is ex-
pected there this week, and there
will be sharp contest between his
house and the Tallac to make the
fashionable resort of the lake. The
Grand Cent al is now undergoing
repairs and will be able to accom-
modate 100 guests daily. Bob
Watson, who is sort of walking
encyclopedia of the Lake. is now
in charge.
NO TOLLS
Tie lease of Heidenreich, the toll
roa6 man has exnired and The Com