. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. Illustrated Descriptive Pam phletj and Further Information, Address: GEO. SCHONEWALD, Manager H4; JVTonteFey, Cal. â SHOWING THE GENERAL * ESTIMATE PLACED UPON THIS " Queer? of ^nerieap U/aterii)$ ; PRESIDENT HARRISON AXI) PARTY.âOn the occasion of their memorable visit to California in April and May, 1891, several days were given to Hotel del Monte. On leaving Monterey the President remarked to Manager Schonewald, on behalf of himself and party, that " Del Monte, with its magnificent grounds and beautiful surroundings" was th
. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. Illustrated Descriptive Pam phletj and Further Information, Address: GEO. SCHONEWALD, Manager H4; JVTonteFey, Cal. â SHOWING THE GENERAL * ESTIMATE PLACED UPON THIS " Queer? of ^nerieap U/aterii)$ ; PRESIDENT HARRISON AXI) PARTY.âOn the occasion of their memorable visit to California in April and May, 1891, several days were given to Hotel del Monte. On leaving Monterey the President remarked to Manager Schonewald, on behalf of himself and party, that " Del Monte, with its magnificent grounds and beautiful surroundings" was the most delightful spot they had ever visited ; and that there was nothing in the world to coin- pare with the famous eighteen-mile drive which circles the Monterey penin- ; The day devoted to the drive, including Lhe outdoor luncheon which was spread under Lhe grand old trees at Cypress Point, was declared to be, by the ladies of the party, the " red-leiter day " of the Presidential tour, EX-PUESIDENT R. B. HAYES.âWe shall always remember our visit to Monterey as one of the most agreeable episodes of our lives. We shall never forget that lovely hotel among the trees and flowers; and the climateâit was a perfect summer's day on the verge of winter. THE PRINCESS EOUISE (to the Manager of the Hotel del Monte). you have the most beautiful place and the cleanest and the best-kept hotel that I have ever visited in my travels. (LOUD L()I{\K also expressed him- self in about the same terms, and said that he was greatly pleased with his visit to Monterey.) MRS. HENRY M. leave to-morrow, I am grieved lo say, but I have all sorts of delightful plana for returning. Monterey is the [ovt liest place I have seen as yet. I shall buy a home there some day. I believe Mr Stanley seems to agree with me in the matter; and I'm sure there isn't a lovelier spot in all the world. HENRY M. STAN family and myself have enjoyed our visit to Monterey very much ind
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