Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-13
DGH TRACKS At SILVER
LAKE.


. While in Alpine county, Califo
. ma, some weeks ago tire writ
e learned of 9 recent discovery of h
man trucks Mt the head of Silv'
lake. He drove to the l. Ike owe
la road ws,ich passes around Il
/ wonderful formation Of rocks calse
J"Soioman's Temple, which a,
i doubtiess the grandest aud nlos
aimDre ssive in California. 1. wonl
! be folly to attenapt to give til
reader an idea Of this pecu lar piec
4 Of scenery Mxny have att mpte
it ana all have failed. A pull a
i three miles ga Il Fl /. -bottone,l boa
to X US to this he III of The LAX
where the rancs Of Raymond Plass'
4 isrsache.l Raymond, AS he is gen
orally called, has lived for m n,
1 years in tue heart Of tl,e41lountains
or at lesst '-ss.mmeied there. an,
! from ssrete;a of green swsrd and .
few COWS % szes butter that ioos,
almost ~ortk its wight in & Id.
Here with his family .of beautifa
childrea heexteads the hearty he
pitarity OF the m,saE.aineer viii,
/ the grsoe sCs his nat.ve France.
1t appeared tat 3 Mr. Hector, of
Sacranento, who hade;,een cam pis, 9
on the l. lie shore, kad few DAYS
bef're stranded Epan the tracks
about assEarter Of 4: srile from .Es*y-
mond 3 .hs1se. R.yraend had never
seen Easen, and was .increduloxs of
their eSis:ence. bat lis son Maurice
knew the spot eDs: Guided She
writer toit.
They som came &c the discovery.
The tracks were Impressed SIS
bro "a piece Of grsEsite which fe,rn al
the led o. . $ resm. e a1ich evislen4ly
had heen several weeks dry. THE
writer 'foand macy PAGES in s.h-
rocks whsc1 had tfss .appe france Of
tracks bet there were only fou. or
five which we're we'll defined sad
but ose.1*s ~ we'll defined rs sshe
tracks atstae States Prison They
wers sclarsbly distinct impressions
follo~sng q natucal sequence rs q
man w.',,l3 walk. From the most
perfect tracing wsssm:ade. TWAS
[6H saaches from isee to toe. .aad
~ iscl'es across tho bali Of the
DOT. The sleparturein some Of t.,e
racks fraca the reaHlsr confern,z-
ion Of thesfoot might've accnuntss}
Or frora the fact tsat Anall STONES
sd fallen into item. and sbees
'ones. aasHiring 4 rotary moti~,
ON the snoring wafers, hal grou,d |
At holes. Thus in thesAeel of one -.
the tracks svss a hua made by al
e&ble which was fonr i1- hes fleev3
Id "a Gear 'cut "A il It had beeu.|
SIDE by . diamond drill. Froa,t 5
acerous aepressions ~esa in th@,i
ok by stones It requires: care to
Ok ont the. tracks. M. Hector -
hseqnent'y stated to pa-ti-a at ii
Q hotel that 40 the led of the, a
'ean he had 'fsnnd one track Is b.
shss long With the toe. distinctly
lrkea. The writer did so4 find
u tssek. nor hsG he mucl, tis,e to "
oef'ect ~ night was coming be
g he left the SPOT where the
It TRACKS y ere faaGd Until this 20
covers by Mr. Hector no one in
vicinity had ever ieard of thers fro
M ct1e for <lua-relin<. prl
During the pas few days there tea
been sssiite lot Of qnarre!inga SEQ
ong the sharp sh"nte-a over the
ming Of places in tie team. Yes
lay an APPEAL reporter talked
h some Of tie members of the 100
n. but declines to PUBLISH the ~
rviews because thi. Journal does ~
wish to see contention sprirging
Ia the team at the very time J.
should ali Keep cool and pull Min
the common good. OF the via
It's OF the controversy the abo,
s,L can only ray that if there tn.
been snch grave qnarrels in the
that kali dozen duels were a ~
ssity, Il would be better to put o a.
all of until the latter part of stas
week, after which eve ybody "'ef1
d feel SO good over the sage. rev"
l victory that all animositiss Dr
l he forgotten. Some OF the tende
stants appeared to think that .ane
would decide their place in natio,
am. while others considered it abont
stiOn Of staa.1iness of narva