Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-07-02
THE LAKE.
The Season Opened in Good
Shape.

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nights are as a rule not ready to leave
their homes until July and August.
TIE more the resort becomes known,
| the greater the rush of travel there.
THE GRAND CENTRAL.
| Coming from the California side
the first resort encountered is the
Grand Central run by Colonel Bal
| ley.
| He is the ideal landlord; stout,
good natured man with a marvellous
memory for faces and vast fund of
pleasant stories and an. eye always
rowing about for the comfort of his
guests. Bailey has rare faculty of
making each guest thinEthat the no
tel is run for his especial benefit and
no one elses.
A guest who has been badgered
and snubbed at other hotels all his
life because he is poor and meek and
obscure realizes a change in the tem-
peratufe of the air as soon as he
strikes Balley's.
A man from Placerville who had
Railways been accustomed TO gruff and
savage landl, rds was so well treated
by old Bailey, that he said on leav-
ing
;Say landlord, did not you mis-
take ne for some one elseP'
"Why no my friend. Amt you
John Smith, son Of I'D Elmer Smith
Of Placerville!'
sThats who I am
who did you think l supposed
you werel'
Il did not know but that you mis-
took me for one of the members of
the Harrison Cabinet.
BALDwINs rALLAc.
This resort, always famous for its
natural beauties and back ground of
splendid scenery. has been much i'm
proved Of late. Beautiful walks
have been laid out, water has been
brought down from Fallen Leaf
Lake through slx inch main, which |
supplies the groun3s with water for
irrigation and fountain that viii |
throw a stream fifty feat nigh. Mex |
season the water pressure VIII be
used to run dynamos and furnish
the grounds with electric lights. i
Elegant cottages are going up all |
about Tallac, all under tue manages
ment Of the hotel and th67popularity !
of the place has compelled an en-
largement of the accommodations this
wear. Under Col. Lawrence man
agement the place has been trans
fered into fairy land
MCh1NNE1S.
McHinneys landing is now RIM by
the Murphy Bros. The place has al
ways been the resort of people who j
love the delightful solitude of the
pine forests the ripple of laughing
water and the unconventional ease
enjoyed only at McKinney's. The
Murphy brothers have already estab-
lished a reputation for serving the
of their guests. No task or
trouble is considered when it comes
to adding to the comfort of the pat
rons Of the place. There is always
delightful fishing and hunting in the
vicinity and those who spend sum
mer outing there look forward to a
return trip in the following year.
JELLERsoN's DIRIGo.
The latest addition to tho resorts
Of the Lake is the Dirego Hotel built
by Frank Jefferson. He has demon
strated that popular resort can be
run at Glenbrook. He has erected
an elegant two story hotel and it is
surrounded by grassy lawns and
shade trees, where hammocks swing
for the lazy guest, free boats, hot
and cold baths and table that fills
every want.
Everything about the place is new
and elegant and it is an ideal sum
mer resort in the hands of man
who is willing to work % hours out
of "a to serve his guests.
THE TOD GOODWIN.
The Tod Goodwin makes daily
trips, leaving Tahoe City every day
and making the complete tour of the
AXE.
Frank Holt the proprietor has
made the boat very popular with the
public and runs it on time.