Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-07-01

Clement manufactures pats OF
golden butter, worth walking two
miles to secure.
AT MCKINNEY S
There is already crowd OF people
who like to go summering in their
old clothes and have jolly good
time without any fashionable frills
or Inconvenience incidental to So
ciety life in the Summer. Each
family can have cottage all to it.
self and do exactly as they please.
There is no restrictions as to clothes
and the hunting and fish
ing ad lib, keeps one engaged. The
"Snag" is the favorite place for the
pole and line anglers and
seems to be general stamp
ing ground for fish all the year
round. Boats and fishing tackle
free. A few miles back Of McKin-
ney's is the famous Rubicon Springs
where you pour down good health
by the glass, shoot deer and catch
trout all day long. The landlord
guarantees to put an extra pound
of flesh a day on a mans ribs or
no pay.
THE GRAND CENTRAL
Is rapidly filling with guests, and
Baily, the jolly landlord says that
the prospects are for the biggest
season so far that the Lake has
ever seen. The big hotel has been
thoroughly renovated and the long
piazzas swept and garnished for the
influx of fashionable society. Mr..
Baily is daily on the lookout for the
gigantic trout which used to bob
up every now and then in front Of
Tahoe City, but up to date he has
not made his appearance. He first
showed himself last year about the
9Th of July, and, as the season is
backward, is not expected this year
before the 18th.
THE TAHOE HOUSE.
Is the cosiest place of its size on
the lake. The place is unpreten-
tious but as clean and tidy as pin
and everybody is made to feel at
home as soon as they reach there.
1t is kept this year by Capt. Pomin
who has improved it in score Of
WAYS. and sets one Of the best of
tables. Tourists will find this a
splendid headquarters for camping
and fishing parties and the Captain
has everything ready to furnish par
ties who desire to branch out in the
woods for a few days upon the
mountain streams and deer runs.
The Truckee runs within a few
hundred yards of the Tahoe House,
and teens with gamy trout
all Summer.
THE HOT SPRINGS
Got quite boom last year and the
more it becomes known the better
the tourists like it. The Lake
comes up close to the big piazza
and the view is the best to be found
anywhere about Tahoe. The hotel
is first class in all respects, and
guests have the benefits of natural
hot baths whose medicinal qualities
are unquestioned. There are five
different mineral springs about the
place and it is getting to be a great
retreat for invalids. The scenery
about the Hot Springs is unrivalled.
THE GLENBROOK HOUSE
At Glenbrook, has passed into new
hands and it is in all respects
hotel where one will want to stop
more than once. The table is much
improved and there is good fishing
in the vicinity.
SPRAY
The petrifed forest which attract
ed so much attention last season
was partially submerged last winter
by the February storm, and a new
forest half a mile closer to the
shore has been uncovered. This is
near Idlewild and is gigantic in
proportions. Henry Scott was the
first to discover it and it has since
been visited by good many curl
osity seekers. In a day when the
water is smooth it seems to lie only
a few feet below the boat, but the
soundings show twenty fathoms.
The trunks of the trees are very
large and we'll defined and each
branch seems perfect. The speci-
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