The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-12

Bal ell this wi lu. tsA 30" front hss
umuEsd, aud IS oDJ Uautsl so Z. ' the t'"'sl"E
.oftbe fiuUy ~ K H. = 9os - leave re s"m
4rt c,su,bsr ,r,uu1 tha side ui ID ! along
ra nnu,e. ID, v..r. 90. NJ tax built.
lp,o i.st p0G flc water lr'W tbc htu'i
grogujns from B., height which "a utcessaTy
TO serste the waigf, iar ~ ocIi ~ RAsl
water rra,t cau not live. Just Oh h OF the
nj tank u the bs,CalDE nouso. Rms ~
low wooden hrllaiD- ayi'g 'Grse lows OF
shallow wooden '.rsF, covered WIN C,oaI
an. scrrers Tn. talks arc Kept IuI! ui
clql 'resn water IRON a pipe aooN'
srd in the Upger end the eggs
of tho trout ARE Matched. AS sooh
as Matched cut the young 'ToOt
ptesept curious Hgpsatatce, iDtE sc ~, %
bigger than en eighth o. an itcn Gu tna
poiEt OF pin, but D. IN" middle Of Lhei,
bodies is attached . sac soc s.2s o. maj
nps. and whicl IL the bread-bHske', go 10
ssresk, rom which the Young tisn GraW
treir su.tguarca IEN' thfH ere IhIso
enough t. eai IN b.. regular sag Ia lne
Iorrr dlv.ioaa yUung rou5 nave hhou oI
heroiuu ,ugslhe!, !ud Thtu eoopt luo,ovV
ot mem camp logU.her In d csrdtr OF
snisl Il tauk the mass looks !!As " asa o'
thin maccaroLi TURNED green.
While il the eUbryo state, or sac le'
md 4! +. Young fish nya iieh!e ~ pecuils~
si,mert. 1.-THE visitor will lock smorg tee
MAJ hn viii find come few who seem ape
TO sE,in ouiy in Glrcie. They can DO" go
straight ahend. Take = glass iuOe, put tae
finger on top, and inser" inc open enc III
the water nger the circular swimmer, men
remove the iingcr, snd 'he tune VIII suck
m the sick fish sld az examination VIII
show that IL suffers rom curvatura OF The
sptup. Fish 20 affected never recover AS
tse n ali grow large, 10 me Ltuni hatchery
thev ar- removed IRON one TANK 10 another,
urlesg needed tor shipGent, until
Inc time when they are org
enough 10 ue put in the oub-
door pOnds. a wooden tumo leads from
The tanks To the poHGs, and Gown tois the
vonnr fan ,raysl when the gaze . opened
A ANAL water.wheelst the end al the name
preyeDts the fish from working BACK 10
their old home. Tne ponds arc covered
with wooden 70 f. 30 Keep the ram Oh, ano
are suppl!ed win wsier freshly Dfated
from the big tsn&. There rs caain OF
pords, urd as the fish gro iarRtr 'hey ore
movea ,long till tucy regCh the maln fat
,anin,- nond. A. the 10 Eer end OF the fish.
erv is a NELL lake set apart for carp-isiteD-
ing. Carp are among the mcst voraoious
of fish, end, though they are SAID TO
DO coCd when large and lat, are,
rs a rule, coarse and disSgrreao!s 10 ire
palate. At the Lcu~i fishery the carp
know their !se6lng-time, aud 1t rs good no
watching tte nj feed when the boy who ha
them TO come 10 dinner as soon as tae
frst scooutul of food is thrown into the
nond. n thousand fish chamber over each
other in their esgerDess TO get more tnah
share. aud woe bolide the 'itrlo fellow who
wastes any time in swallowing the piece ne
grab, for some huge bully is likely to come
along and take it from him. Ihey hght ana
uuaTl el for the biggest morse's ana al,o-
sether behave an badly as lot OF vulgar
ueople at trse banquet. The food gwen
to the fish is cooked liver, chopped ~ IN
mschiue. run By big water wheel, Whlcn
is aupplsd from the main flame. Near the
carp pond 10 Il isncac enclosure, where Mr
La Motto is epdeavoring TO induce hum-
her of huge Canadian frogs to increase and
not a Young frog hss vet appeared upon
the scene. The big, bl0ated, greer, bac
tgrians sit on rocks and p!aDks btneath the
shade of watsr.iiiies and pond plants, ana
croak their sad refrain. driving TO dsspers |
tion a number of looms, which hover
around and dssh occasionally at the wire
netting which keeps them ron, rom
same looms are good deal OF
trouble at Leuni, for they like young trout,
and the constant attention or boy with q |
ahot.gun 10 needed to keep them away |
from the ponds. At The end OF the fishery |
is a cpul, shaded lake, where the hsn con
prppate when raadv TO spawn. AZ tue tuu
Is a narrov rifle, f,ored with gravel and
rooted with plank. where the femaia pre-
mare their nests when ready to deposit
their spawn. The male fish over around,
each attending on his mate, driving of IN.
truSers and ar xiously awaiting the dep sit |
of the eggs. The patriarcbs OF the
trout family must fee, sadly d,ssp' |
poipted when the watcher by the rl1e, zee.
ing that the female IL shout to deposit
her ppawn, takes h.r from the water 7nd
gently strips the eggs from tho ovsrg GA
mis- cs of canvas The miIt is stripped from
The male, and for an instant the eggs nre
with it TO make them iertie:
and then they ere slowed away in cool
Mace to await the Matching season, or
sh,pment TO any part of the world: Trout
are terribly D olific, and while in the natu-
raj way not 10 pr cent. OF the eggs Will DO
h atched. at LeuDi more than 10 per cent.
give birth to young tout, go much can the
art of man improve on the wcrs 81 no
ture.
As be fore stated, Mr.. L, Motto 's 7 ON in
the employ of the Mexican governments.
The Mexicabs banker after trout, aDd IL
M o,te is to be- the provider. The millions
of eggs and young fsh ct Lsuni are all
d estiued for Mex can wa,ers 80 so3n as tne
bstohery down there can be prepared FISH
bsys aireadv bsen seut from Lenui N
Ausralis, Europe, the east, aud the Pscihc
isianu., a.l 20 erea: h.s .ssl ;Ls S-.s &
ercised in the tran sportation that. as q gem
k.v eafo1u La