New-York tribune., 1895-08-11

snce with the duties OF judge which are no, Oner
that he has to attend to- and he holds court, per;
haps four days OF the ss5 His salary Is $500 and
his term six yesrs-rather snap the young aspi-
Within few days the woods will be resGSndins ,Sns =;
the outlook fOr the spor,smen can be gained from
S s s a, last . BOUNTY the on % n &
dIamilton, county. against on:y $3.50 IN Essex and
from day to day The Jaw strict asainsi killing
One guide reported few days ago that he had seen
a fne deer lying dead on the shore OF 7 Lake which
wandered OF there to die. Another told OF having
ony the saddle had been removed the
rascal who killed him having no regard for @ even
CASES. and the guides attribute the wantSn S desrue-
smpt of for the nw to the fact that the state
protectors altogether too few IN number and ana
are respectively stationed The guides would have
some OF their own number employed as projectors
Ing which they hnd their living. and personally in
terested in the preseryaton Of the wn'fn n
outsiders-an abundance OF game One OF the indi-
arrival o s OF pesr who has opened head
near m here and Is bs amateur spomen
who will swarm in the forests round about
PIsECO LAKE AND CLUBHOUSE.
Piseco Lake stretches nearly ten miles away TO
the southwestward and except for the rather large
clearing a its head. where the clubhouse stanus'
and the little settlement o: Rudeston. three miles
across the water its shores are heavily wooded
Toward the lower part Of the lake several unpre"
tentious summer cottages peep out from amid I'M, tne
trees reminding one OF the sores oi srnrlv sue
gests in general appearan,e the amUus mn s
glass OF Nsty BumPpp and save been found
rany arrow heads pipes ana o.her ~ The - Iron
deamn ds cub h hns pefsony pne T what
perts of the smithsouian Institution nave .n PRO,
| relies got together. .
The peaks about Piseco lack the grandeur OF
North but they cluster losey and are 6eantfui
by their ts Sefy H Ron d3Gs an
from sombreness 10 brilliancy of hue by the radi-
nestle many small lakes. in reaching which the
assistance Of guide is necessary Ia iG na ne:hns
harder for novice than to pek IT. up agnn on pisaf
and four miles further on are the Lake Falls.
nearly 700 feet in height. There is good fishing IN IN
most Of them are to be found squatters shanties
ssr S by guides & for he & use S he be
large number Of the lakes private property
acres surrounding it. by a hospitable family OF
Utcans. who spend month or more more each , sum, rIc
get their mail and supplies not oftener than once
a week. and then only by sending their guide many
| miles to the nearest postoffce.
| COLDS NOT TO BE CAUGHT
1t impossible to catch cold in this country.
I A party from the clubhouse the other day made A
| pilgrimage to Lake. fve-mile sail down Piseco
| Lake. and then a three-mile tramp rather
| obscure trail. which led UP and down small
| mountain. Before they had got quarter Of
mile into the woods 1t began to rain: They couldn
boat. which would not return 10 meet them for six
or seven hours; so they trudged ahead. being soon
| wet 10 the skin, but finding exharaton IN the
| FLASHING of the boughs against their faces and
! hands and clothing and JOY In the absence OF
| breiias and mackintoshes. At the AXE they were
! warmed before big fireplace and other measures
Of Precaution were taken The return journey was
and waterlogged Clothing. yet not of the party
half Cf whose members were women, caught cold
| or was In any way the worse for what would al
| perencc.
The landlords of this region like those every
where else IN their nesre to make the most Of the
short season. but one whose desire for gain was in
| ordinate and illegimate was brought up with
round turn the other night He is expert poker
player. and earlier In the season had induced various
discontinue. one day there registered his hotel
| two men who looked TO him like IAN easy thing
At night they accepted his invitation to play. and
| guilelessly lost about $50 TO him. Delighted. he
urged the following evening renewal of the
| play. The strangers showed the evidence Of
| inexperence before. and suffered some slight
losses Finally the hotel man got hand which ne
highly pleased to find that OF his opponents
seemed inclined to nbble freely. He cautiously
worked the stake upward, but the other seemed
| At length the pot was gorged with 500. and the
| landlord called. triumphanty showing four kings.
and reached forth to gather in his winnings; bu:
| the other player gently remarking Don't get
gay held up four aces before the bulging eyes Of
| the paralyzed hotel man. Poker playsg has Ian
gushed at that resort since then and there a we'll
the mountains FOR their health" but were pro
fessonal sharpers. who had received hint from re-
| turned victims Of the handy proprietor that he
was fair subject for plucking