Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-07-03
STOCK smARPs Ar SEA.
Saturdays Cruise Of che Meteor
with a Hale 4 NOrrross Cargo.

in the morning. There was Fl. N
L@vy, Archie Borlsnd, Col. Gar
non. L. B. Frankel, Bob Heating
Maurice Hoefich, l.. Stronse, an
their families. and a number IL tn
steerage. Hoeflich, who is an oil
army officer. rode up en- a horse
He kept ahead of the p -rty ell til
way that he might display hi
Workmanship. Some OF the view
of the scenery prospected throngl
the vacancy between Hoehich ant
the saddle were expressably grand
| The party boarded the Meteor a
9:3O, aud Mr.. Levy hearing some
remarks come from aft the quartz,
DECK, ordered the darkey of the
Savage works to bring up four
bottles Of Roderer, which were
snapped up on the first call. Mr..
Keating asked that the stock be
called again, and he sailed in on it
IS if he was determined to beat it
| to bedrock. Mr.. Borl.n ass sled
| and Il led his shorts at Lively rate.
Mr.. Cannon, who was the Ancient
Mariner Of the party, had vowed
that a bottle of wine must be draL K
for every mile the boat travelled.
When he discovered that the Meteor
con 4 make twenty two knots an
hour be WAS much astonished, but
determined to keep his contract,
and make every man DO the same.
The struggle between the boat ana
the wine was kept mp dav, and
tie, left a line of floating bottles
on the wave, which. with good
g asa, conld be seen strei ching I'LL
the way between Glenbrook and
Tahoe City.
MIR. Hoefich finally retired to
the cabin f,r needed lest and COM
planning of the cold. was wrapped
by Mir. Heating in the American
dag belonging to the boat
The spectacle OF Mr.. Hoe fitch
S umbering in the American flag
caused Mr. Levy to write out
cypher dispatch to San Francisco
ordering hi, broker to short 5000
shares OF Union. AT Emerald BAY
Mr.. Heating ran cross cut into
the locker anvil struck stratiiica-
ton # co Il boiled ham, ~ st rs
aud sheep tongues. Ar. Borland
who went down to expert the stock,
brought up some yer, encouraging
samp.es and was OF tho opinion thai |
they had mine. No water Was
any where il the cabin
and the formation WAS easy to work.
The company began to $ ope out al
once They visited Case lie fills
md Mr.. Levy Was So deliS hted that
lie off cred 10 purchase the entiie
but bearing that it run dry |
;nree months in the ear, cancel q
lis order. lie p.rry arrived at
Hot Springs at Z III the evening
md Engaged rooms for he night.
Hearing that meat was excellent
,ait, MIR. Franhel and Archie Bor
and went out in AN open boat and
ished until midnight. The. came
rack empty handed. Mr.. borland
laa bai,ed Ills line with y y und Of
teak and Fraukei had used NUT
on chop. This made the old sails
bout the house laugh. MIR. keat-
ng announced that he should
wake the whole party up on Sun
lay morning at 4:30 and start fish
ng. By bu ALeadiny his door he
.as restrained from the execution
# his rash designs.
1t ma, not be ont Of place to state
u reaching Hot Springs MIR. Keat
ng. overpowered by he fresh air.
Mr. Hoeflich. with his character
>tic presence of mind, placed II
ead cat under his nose and re-
i, Ell him. Mr.. Resting in coming
o, remarked that it ''smells like
ONE" and supposed he was again
n the Hale d Norcross drift get
ing the hot air from the Savage
nee more. al! day Sunday the
xperts disported themselves over
he blue and laughing waters of
he lake while Archie Borland sang
hose inspiring Scotch Presbyterian
ymns which John Wesley and
is followers howled along the
cottish border when they made 4
ne midnight forays against the t
'ng'ish Church. Mr.. Borlaud's {
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