New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
O'NEIES VIEWS.


runner Lake station. sept 27.-This is indeed
IL, Adirondack Wilderness ih'T' Is 'c "''N
lake and there the orc>t-c"Ncrrd i'lii> sirr"hh"-
in. ,l,. lake and there IN t'c distance are Ne
mount ins to h. Ginll seen icnea'n ihc maze '''
aluos, hide, them from ones >icht. III" 'rr"'
grow Ia the waters edge: there Is n" hfeak III
fla1 Green bank of vegetation wlIfh Tl~N ir"ih 'c
LAKE, shore To the crown OF the Inns lake d h''''
arl row over To- that opposite shore and y"u Will
IL, >arplscd. You dwcilcl IN 1t city, VIII" lis Tor
,,d, g, noise at the Stiffness that prcV'il> there
Il a silence mos .Ia"UIlN noticed ny one whose
nerve, have been >huncn lN the ci'ys rear.
Va, tier, is an invader here Oh tHi> east shore
If ,Ac lake that one that r,res tor the preservation
of the forests observes with alarm. Inc land
borc * cleared of lis WOODS. and all over the iour
ar five acres of tine Gearing one sees carpenters
hard at work putting up ci2h''cn or nineteen
houses ami two or three h"lc1S Down ny We
wafer. cd-c also there Is a treat ci''''r "' nam
me-, ami saws ana one sees III process "l crtc'l"
un.n -rtat platform a Wooden hIIdh- Oh iflr
size lnis. one learns is a s;'wn'lIl. warranted l."
s,N s.. oan 900 feet oi lunIwI 1 year 'il' h'diH
d. ,h,t the mill belongs t. John Hurd, The
owner of tie Northern Adirondack Railway, Whose
,.rr,nal station stands near the mill II Is there
for, apJalcnt that tie HlI Viii have abundant
t,c,l-c, Tor the transportation of Ms TrodUc' to
mario, Near THIS mill there l. another, Il smaller
ono ALREADY in oreIaIIon Sn."hc is c"i.iiiIe out
az lis l,u black cLiun.rNs. and the noise of IT.
saws can he distinctly heard. lhs mill is owned
hv IA H. Ilohson, and II can saw 1,o""."'" icc' OF
luuDer a year.
Tu,,ci Like station. upon jlc Northern Adlroh-
dack Railroad, Is situated upon E'c i"'''' I"'''
d lake about one mile broad hy TWO miles III
length The station 10 The southern terminus Oh
The road and is properly named. 'rcaus" hrHne'''
Popl j. connec,c! ny the R1"q!cttc River with
Trainer Lake. whic, can hc perceived ,tron2n an
interval Of tLc mli.> ahot ~" iIH's ">'""'
There is i. wharf near Tie railway station, at
which there floats when trains arrive a sinai
steamboat. by winch travellers and i"in'"rn'h can
Gravel H. The yarious hotels on Idppcr la>c
The railroad was not completed to RtcI"t'c
Pond until .Iunc last ana Therefore tlr st,ieicHt
.t Tupver Lake station still has the ItN looN OF
q numbering camp but by next spri- II VIII have
quite IA Village appearance. In" M $'"i"!H 81
Mr. Hurd Is not Yet completed. but II Will "' ia "
few months aui then thc hotels ana tie d"'''i'-'
will be Ike homes ui tie large number oi men ''"'
are 10 he calpluycd III the mil an" 10y tlr "in'ri-
men WHO III niIdwIutrr will cat d""n TIE trees ana
take the los on skI,> over tie SION l" 'ht 'i'1''
The invasion of the lumhrrmcn Is Yet 80 Ie''N
That the surrounding country has stlH IL" appr"f
a0cc of plImrval wilderness. Upper l"Ne'
especially, s,lll has H. shores ana lis mii>-''>
powered With u dense forest
The mcmhr, of the National Forestry AN>ocia-
ton and OF rAe varlon, \cw-l"iN "S''''''i'h,
chat have been recently formed with the AIN III
.rouSnr pU bic opinion III defence of the Adiron-
da,k forests will feel rather discouraged when
@bev hcar of the cNtcn,ion Of "a; Northern Acl"H-
daclS Railway from Paul Sml'" station twenty
two miles 10 this place, hccdi'c IL VIII "i"'H I"
the lunibclnen VtSi area oil Hl'H'I'" "n'~'''''"
forest land Any oi' WIN" VIII 'r''eI o' cav
Northern Adirondack Hai!i"a" from M'i!d' ''' '''
Lake Chaiap..lI and Os'.cl.>hui+ Railroad. 7" ''>
Mace Will perceive everywhere tic cNi!r'rcN Nr"
the lImlcrmcn have been at WORK inc r'''I"''
is titv-iye mics long. TIE first station "l I'M
norance after leaving Mora - - Refs Falls.
Twelve mic, distant, and Il>r Oh the c'-c If the
Adirondack Wilderness Tie place, Whirn i"o"s
like , busy and thriving u,.c, contains ..'or' 80"
people Tie main industry j. lH'n'"rIh4 ana
tayninv; one can see near The station TIE ih-r
sawIulu and boA-tacunrl Of H." santa lara Lam
Der COMPANY There j. a large ;inrrr\ owned
hv the ri Refs Leather Company. me Ii-'
.rack. Of hc,nIock bark near the tanncry testify
o. ,he industry o, tbc A,llnndaci bark I"c."rs.
,r,, o,. . small .,.,,,,, named Stanley. IyItA
~ cell ,iu .,c,.J b,. ,ic .,,.,uIcy Il Alfrci
1,,nhnr ,.r,,,v
rig,,.rn milo, from MORA tie train arrive,
Mt fac iu,por,ao, station of Santa Clara. Her
&c tho Residence. of Mr. Uurd almost the
owner Of Inc Northern Adirondack Railway. II"
isa Couucc,lcr, Yankee Of .bout ty-tve years "i
.,e. . man, -, u,.dl,u bc.cb, with 4 WHY IF M
U &c ,.i, ~ h,ve Great energy and nue.: ISLES,
.h;i,v In ,Lc >Jiro,,,ck, hc j, rrpn,rd L" I.a.c
ox,enred Aver II onn ooo in LniIIll,. tne No,t~",u
Adirondsck Railro,d fin. 1.r.e sawmil ia the
,,,ce - ovocd hv lie S,ui;, Clara Lumber Com
,,, Mr. IIurd o,y,.s A. ucr cent of TIE stock
r. ,,i, b,r,,.r cor,,,u, The othcr -, per cent
90 ,h. .,cl, i owned hv D,dD,. N,igs 4 Co., Of
~ vrL r.. Santa Char, Lumber Co,o;,uy
- go. ,oo ooo ocr.s .f ,,,,s.r luud j., Fr ,uk