New Clippings from Tahoe City, California: 1863-1880 - Paperback

by David Andersen (Author), Kaylene Canfield (Author)

At beautiful Lake Tahoe, there are people trying to pipe the water away and take the lumber. Many went to rusticate, there were parties, weddings and artists capturing the scenery. Hunting and fishing were very popular.

Family names include: Andrews, Armstrong, Bayley, Beatty, Bliss, Bostwick, Brannan, Bunn, Burks, Cardwell, Campbell, Chessrown, Cobb, Coldbath, Comer, Davis, Dean, Fergerson, Ferratt, Forbes, Gardner, Gordon, Gray, Hourne, Hunt, Huntington, Johnson, Jones, Lane, Lyon, Mackin, Martin, McKinney, Morgan, Pornia, Pray, Rice, Rising, Rush, Saxton, Sexton, Stewart, Tone, Vessey, Winters, Young

Newspapers seen in this book: Arizona Citizen (Tucson, Arizona), The Arizona Sentinel (Arizona City - Yuma, Arizona), The Bossier Banner (Bossier Parish, Louisanna), The Carson Daily Appeal (Carson City, Nevada), Chicago Daily Tribune (Chicago, Illnois), Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois), The Daily State Register (Carson City, Nevada), The Elko Independent (Elko, Nevada), The Ely Record (Ely, Nevada), Eureka Daily Sentinel (Eureka, Nevada), Evening Star (Washington, D.C.), Gold Hill Daily News (Gold Hill, Nevada), The Hawaiian Gazette (Honolulu, Hawaii), Helena Weekly Herald (Helena, Montana), Los Angeles Daily Herald (Los Angeles, California), Los Angeles Daily News (Los Angeles, Nevada), Lyon County Times (Silver City, Nevada), The Mesilla Valley Independent (Mesilla, New Mexico), Morning Appeal (Carson City, Nevada), The Mountain Democrat (Placerville, California), The New Daily Appeal (Carson City, Nevada), The New North-West (Deer Lodge, Montana), New York Herald (New York, New York), Pioche Daily Record (Pioche, Nevada), The Placer Herald (Auburn, California), Sacramento Daily Record (Sacramento, California), The Salt Lake Herald (Salt Lake City, Utah), The Silver State (Unionville, Nevada), Weekly Trinity Journal (Weaverville, California)The visual quality of the articles varies. They are all over 100 years old with some being clearer than others.