CARNELIAN BAY AND TAHOE COUNTRY CLUB On making the circuit of the Lake the last stopping-place on the trip starting south, or the first when starting north and east, is Carnelian Bay.

This is a new settlement rapidly coming into prominence because of the number of cottages and bungalows erected by their owners on their own lots.

From early until late in the seasons of 1913 and 1914 the sounds of the saw and hammer were seldom still.

The result is the growth of quite a summer settlement.

Easy of access, either by train and steamer from Truckee, or by direct wagon or auto road via Truckee or the new boulevard from the south end of the Lake, Carnelian Bay attracts the real home-seeker.