New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
LAKE GEORGE HOTELS OPEN
MUCH BUSINESS ANTICIPATED Wis.
ITORS ENJOY GOOD FISHING

Lake George, n Y. June p (speciaD.-Seariy air
,ile notes are now open and ready for the recep-
Con OF guests The bookings for August are heavy
and the propretors are anticipating much business
TOT july. In the last week seventy-fve registered
at the Sycamore and forty-fve at the Nevr Eo-+
"lIian Henry The tourist travel through tt,isi
'esion IS larger than usual for this time OF the
year LAST week large party from New-York
under the guidance Of Carl Shurz passed the Lake.
on their way to Montreal. Mr. Schurz has a ro+-.
rage near the village of Bolton where he spends.
much of his time in the summer.
George roster Peabody and family are occupyins
their summer home. Abenfa which overIookz tbs
lake froIn commanding elevation on the lake
shore Some members OF the family are seen evs-r
Gay IN a smart runaboUt the Bolton Road where
Ihe uFI'Ihs IS exceptionally good. Edward NJ
1heparo makes weekly trip TO the lake on Fri
days TO spend Sundays EIowest his Summers
retreat W. K. Bixby, president OF the American
Car ana Foundry Company. of St Louis has taken
possession OF Mohegan House. near Bolton The
party came by private car to Caldwell Ex-Stats
treasurer Addison r CoIvIn and family will spend
the summer the New Fort William Henr1
NJ. Jules Cambon Ambassador Of France to +bs
Chited states and Nine Cambon passed the lake
last week on their way to Washington. They were
returning from extensive Western trip
The fishing has been excellent so far this season
and some large catches OF lake trout have been
made, some of the specimens weighing sixteen
pounds. The season for lake trout and land locked
salmon opened on May / and will continue to Sep
June 10 to December 81. Black bass cannot be taken
from Lake George waters until August / The larg-
est land locked salmon vet taken from the lake
was caught early this season by Guy r Clarke OF
Sandy Hill. The fish weighed fourteen and a half
pounds This species put in the lake five yea.
ago by direction OF the State fish cuIturfst \ y
Cheney.
Since the completion Of the trolley system from
Troy 10 Lake George there has been considerable
rivalry among the Sunday newspaper distributors
y b-Ofs
papers through by trolley. 50 that they reached
the lake by o'clock The following Sunday the
Delaware and Hudson Railroad put on an early
train. and the papers arrived at Caldwell about
80 o'clock.
a new yacht for Le Grand c. Cramer is on its
way tc the lake by way of the ChanpIain Canal
The boat Will he brought overland from Ticon-
deroga and launched at Baldwin She is named the
Marguerite, is - feet long and fitted with tripls
expansion engines. She is schooner risged and
well appointed and fitted throughout
The Horizon Will begin her regular Sunday ex-
Cursion season tomorrow. A change in the sun
day time table has been made So that the Horizon
Viii leave Caldwell at 9-3J instead of I125. as in
Among the recent cottage arrivals from New
4GrA are MrS r. Mann lynne. at Saunterer's Rest:
send Joshua's Rock: Charles skinner at HoI-
land cottage kattskilI Bay. and c. S. Sanford at
The recent New-York arrivals at the lake resorts
The SaSamore-The Rev. and Mrs Ernest NJ
Sures, Mr.. and Mrs John Aiken Dr. b Sach. Mr.
4. CIemons. Mr.. and Mrs F Morrison. the Misses
Stewart and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Steiger.
The New Fort William Henrv-NIr and Mrs
John W Herbert, Miss Gertrude Herbert John w
Herbert. Jr. Mr. and Mrs J. H RuIIen, Mr.. and
Mrs; J: T. Eckon, H. W Williams, Mr.. and Mrs
tan: Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Mabbett. Gilbert H. Nc
kibbin, Miss MCki5bin, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A STsbe
E Lippmann. r E EnItzer. Mr. and Mrs J. SuIIi-
van, Amelia Jacobs. Flora Stephano. Amelia
ROadt. Mary A Yates. Austin A. Yates Andrev-
Fletcher, Andrew Fletcher. jr. and c. VI. EngHs
The Worden-Kailes ". Allen. Hubert Gardiner,
d. c. Parmeee, James Mack. August Ebert w,
c. Balch Frank H Clark. Julius Judelson and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter E Harding.