The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-18

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thirty s set SQUARE and aeop enough to reach
from the surface Of the wster to the bottom; 1t
y held ~ place BY stake at each corner. The
IT, Ths s""Sst se sSs 'sS% taS a
held in that position by stakes-we cal! thom
gies,sa!sc is tif,E,ave feet across Figure
is the as ssrs Te os esaer rods u n nes shg
ws De e s, pile S, sst sSer r. out s.y
to hold our loader. Then we drive stakes to
oSr The sh 10 rannns and
along the shore, run against the leader: and
hs make Ss 6ds hs Chances n4s
ina the sRss
As the tunnel e * about two feet Into The
6ai they 10 nqs set SaI Night and T morning
M ts ss e.; sRs 's esn GU an;
Yes. that's human NATURE
rss sla the %sn fs Sssfs e fs 'f''
we have prohibition. want You 70 understand
9ns frss tso s y
There you are. There IL no end to the op-
man. No. The poor man. can't catch them.
He has no time. He works from sun to sun on
s end the os S the
and has q quantity Of fun fishing In the creek.
He has no boats and NO money to hire any to
go on to the lake. But six miles below here tho
dudes Of Buffalo have a fashionable camp.
where they live thres months IN the year.
and they Won't have them in the water. What
IL the result2 The poor man they profess 20
love e e ShSs s when he d%Tn
could put In our nets"
Do you mean 10 say that the human nature
maq sell his lsh a half I. cent 2 pound ?. :.
ss,s 81 T. s sSs yssns s s.ss rs
for the roc only and made evnse
pounds each: 4 dollar supplied S man , : family
Men dr"v rows hors in WAGONS oysT sixty miles 81
hill road to buy those fish, We sold bass and
ys9y Pile and White , sh at rG% t9 y Sea
Which ,is the oppressive n,onopoly. the pound
nss and md s hs q , gouaaa Srbe dudes
@h ~. won
dsripE 4 the fisherman was getting personal
" t tSose days our nets had mesh that was
an inch and hqI On sIds, That net would q
SSsk oo ts ~ s hays esn ST IN
s f Ss 1s ns don't asn
III tell you what We want by telling you what
""WNhsu the dudes drove US out of tho lake BY
their State law We appealed for home rule. We
got our member TO Introduce an act giving the
sssn dssr % o he sSs s sRss
y rs sasHeIt shs measure, W ala osT ssst e
ssf ~ n Iesns tho r. g. Gas tie ssna.s
after i had passed tho Assembly. The next
ysnon 10 s Sssr sps G he
water near Irving. Then be got the bill Through.
and has been q good asherman ever since;
Kirk worth anywhere from go 0o9 to 500. 900
l sbori Isn man, and they doteateG u.s. Next Year
we got permit but I. called fora net with .
ns.sh seven inches on a stds 2 l.. ~. .u a.,
said shs ToSas man tap spp.oy,nSs;
certain. The next year. man with SOME get
IN him, took nmodei OF = net over to Micayyils.
S s I'M n Object
le es T sS.s vs. Was tSres INCHES on side nne
wild that satisfy you 7" the writer asked.
sTn n XII II eSsse
=
pike. The sturgeon ana muiists liys on tue
the Th9 bs pike and Sg SaSs
out tho itts fish and the FISH roe have chance.
30 do the mnch.ioyed Door, workipsmen. >" do
the monopolst fishermen"
We'll. then. what IRE you Erumbling about 2"
and unk nown TO any ons Of Us had the prohib.
itory Law reInactsd. We have Just heard OF It
our new piles cut and ready to drive and our
nppetltes sharpened for picked sturgeon;
bass. and down comes tho State game consta-
bio. The Lord nav have originally made man
that he should have dominion over the fish OF
tho sea. but II Iie did 1t was q mistake. The
legislators At Albany have dstermined that only
those men whose wealth enables Them TO lead
lie q elegant leisure shalt have dominion over
The oil fisherman janlIned his hat on the
back oi his head threw away Ms aIM o. tona vac
walked away. Old Linus Gleason. the andiord.
whO had listened TO the story. earssscd we'll
man. every word Of that W true. II yon vii!
take tho trouble 10 Investigate u You win mn!
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