The record-union., 1896-07-24

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Plageman, Oscar Plageman, Robby
Plageman, San Francisco; J. c. Mat
thews, Oakland; F. 3. Southworth, Cal
ffornia; Mrs. J. H. Flint, Miss M. Mar
tin, Oakland; Miss Ellen Adderley, San
Francisco; G.. c. Pratt and wife, Alame-
da; f. j. Nichols, Auburn; Mrs E. c.
Flagg and child, San Jose; II. H. Mil
Ter, Henry X. Belder and wife, Roy K.
Belder, Nadine Belder, Oakland; Miss
De Guigne, Miss J. De Guigne, Miss c.
De Guigne, Miss Wellman, San Mateo;
G.. w. Shorten, Mrs. H. P. Miller, Master
Arthur Earl Miller, Miss M. c. Peter
son, San Francisco; DR.. w. z. Price,
Mrs. w r. Frice, Lawrence Price, Har-
old Price, Oakland; Mrs. A. Wilkins,
Mrs. Fay, San Francisco; Edward S.
Brown, Sacramento; John r. Glascock,
Mrs. Glascock, Miss Glascock, Oakland; ;
Miss Mhoon, Mack Mhoon, Oakland;
Alex. r. Baldwin, Miss Baldwin, San
Francisco; i. Hornby and wife, Miss
l. NJ. Hornby, Raymond Hornby, Fred
erick X. Hornby, New York City; Will
lam j. May, Auburn; 2. NJ. Bray, Wheat
land; Mrs E. B. Willis, Clarence M.
Willis, Miss Carrie Yoerk, Sacramento;
Frederic E. Magee, San Francisco; Jo-
seph P. Cooke, Oakland; Mrs. j. w.
SNOWFALL, Miss SNOWFALL YolO County;
F.. c. Weinrich, Miss Il. Murray, Miss
r. Murray, Clarence A. Barnes, Sacra-
mento; George H. Jeffress, San Fran
cisco; Mrs A. r. Church, a. T. Church,
Miss Church, Fl. c. Houghton, Oakland;
Miss L. Dengler, Ed. II. Benjamin,
Frank r. Peterson, San Francisco; H.
L. Wilson and wife, Oakland; Mrs. J.
M. Rraly, Miss Braly, Stanford Univer-
sity; +. II. Hawley and wife, Sacra-
mento. MIGNON.
KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS, July %.
This Well-known health resort pre-
sents a lively appearance at the
present time. Jollity reigns su-
preme, Sam c. Partridg of San
francisco gave setreopticon ex-
hibition here last evening to
crowded house of about fifty, including
guests and residents OF this vicinity,
and a most excellent exhibition it was,
giving views of trip around the world,
Worlds Fair views of scenery in all
parts of the world, winding up with
comic pictures. Ice cream was served
and a good time was had by all.
discussion has arisen here as to the
proper way to fish-up or down stream.
Your correspondent claims that fishing
up stream is the proper way, as the
trout cannot see so well, as they are
always headed up stream and cannot
hear noises so we'll when one is Wading
up the stream, but when a person is
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ly, and if any noise is made in the water
the sound is carried down the stream to
the fish. Please settle this dispute. as it
may cause duel. It was agreed to
leave 1t to the Record Union" of Sac
ramento.
Ut is mooted question and there is
nc standard by which to decide it.
Skilled anglers disagree entirely upon
it.-Ed)
Fishing is fine, the large two and
three-pound trout raising to the fly
splendidly. Two guests caught 125 here
in one afternoon.
Politics are waxing warm here, and
OF an evening one hears nothing but
Mckinley and Bryan and free silver,
but the McKinleyites are in the major
ity.
a, E. ]. Nye of San Francisco and
Robert Nixon Of Yreka rode over to the
springs on their bikes yesterday and
are enjoying the grand climate of Kla-
math.
The weather is slightly warmer, but
the guests seek the cool and shady grove
near the hotel, which is supplied with
hammocks, and they all enjoy life.
Riyar nm he,- CcY,vo NV
IS sending logs down the chute and as
they strike the water, sending it 100
feet in the air. they make a beautiful
sight
Many Improvements are contemplated
for this place. Electric lights will be
put in, getting power from the klamath
River near by. The swimming tank
will be enlarged, and many other need
ed improvements will be made.
Dr.. c. L. Goddard of Oakland is still
here with his family, and has secured
some fine views near the springs.
An outing party left here last Wednes-
day bound for Topsy grade, the scene
of so many stage robberies, but all were
careful to leave all valuables at the
hotel
George Miller, the well-known jockey
of San Francisco, is here, sick with
rheumatism, but is improving. He is
accompanied by two friends, Ed Blaser
and f. w. Miner of San Francisco.
The following Sacramentans are ex-
pected to arrive here soon: Mr.. and Mrs
L. NJ. Coty, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C.
Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer and the
Misses Elmer, George II. c. Dilmer
| Miss Ella Dashman
Or. j. McGarvin of Chicago, Illinois
is here for a long stay, and attends to
| all who require medical treatment
Following are the late arrivals: Alex
2. J. Nye, p. Yarnet, J. L. Nikel. O. T.
Sewel, Mrs. J. z. Burress, Ben Schieff
NJ. Levy, w. e. Dennison and wife. j.
=. Sullivan. J. &. Spaulding, Sam c.
Partridge. Charles Page. San Francisco:
j. r. olive. England; r. w. Marple. A
Martin, DR.. William Martin, Klamath
Falls, Or; James Kenny, Colusa, Cal. !;
/. l. Everett, Chicago: w. f. Hawkins,
Ager Cal Miss Mabel Haggard, Kla-
Eath Falls; CT. y. Caswell Snow, Or: A.
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