Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-27
SUNDAY FISHING.
Leading Citizens.

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church goers ought to fish on the
Lords day possibly, fol
cat-fsh. The catfish does not
| give much spoit and wading around
in the tules ana getting vet clear
to your vase IS not sport, but
hard work. Ny idea is not to
indulge in pleasures on tae Sabbath.
Sitting in a shady nook and pull
ing out speckled-back trout on
Sunday, that's fun, at least l have
head people who fshed on Sunday
say go. But catfish is a different
thing. 1 fish, rayse'f, nearly every
Sun, a-hem, I mean; come in
again Mr.. Editor, 1 am quite busy
to-day.
Gov. Kinkead-I myself, belong
to the Vessry of st. Peters; that
is l taink I do, if there has been
no fresh election lately. 1 believe
I was elected some time ago. |
believe at the time the fellows who
got beat claimed that some out
side wards voted, who had no
canonical tight TO, but my seat has
never been contested to my knoWl
edge. l think the APPEAL did very
wrong to ring in NJ. West, who
does NOT belong to the Vestry at
all. l have never been fishing
since | was one OF the Vest v.
Didn't think l ought to 10 so as
the example might be followed by |
others OF the flock, not in the
Vestry. | think Mr., Yerington
once invited me TO go fishing
On Sunday il a quiet manner at
Washoe lake, but he never came
round.
Judge Belknap-I am, believe
}, at least was a member OF the
Vestry. l do not fish on Sundays.
The fish laws change so fast that
t is hard TO keep track OF them
md a man is liable most 2ny time
o be sna ,ched up.
Mr.. Mills-As fish Commissioners
# this State, think there should
stop be put to Sunday fishing.
he FISH thrive bette: il they have
chance to rest. II 1 had my way
would have law passed against
unday fishing AID arrest every
nan who fshed on the Sabbath.
you do wrong to accuse Mr.. West
{ fshi Sunday. He fishes
is true, but as be never catches {
there is no harm done.
man wants to set on the damp
round all day and drown bait l
annot see that it is the province
journal to interfere.
When he catches fish it's time
nou5h to talk. If l were West I
d break a blasted editors neck
no said such things. s
Miles Johnson-I do not belong +
, any church. Lett the First Pres .
yteaian Church whe2 l was a boy, \
ecause the rules were too strict. II
ke my Sunday fishing-that is, v
hen the wind IS right and they a
tie good. If l belonged to v
lurch Vestry l would not fish, for q
would be bad example. | n
ink if one OF the pew holders | II
no pays his pew rent regularly h
ants to fish little on the quiet,
e clergyman ought not to kick.
man pays for his pew ia adj
lnce and don't care to occupy it, | :,
INK no one ought to object. Sill
N not very good authority on =,
Biological matters OF late years.
D and ia. K to Livingston.
l think, however, that the APPEAL
ght to show up these sabbath
cake 8. When 1 go out on Sun
y TO speed my horse 1 meet a lot .,
outing church people going out
hing, and they take up all the
ad.
A number of other people were
and their opinions tr
IRE about the same as quoted Ii
owe. Livingston favored a regu- di
. fisbermen's church. su
The EcHardy-Dickson Case.
Ed. APPEAL Il have read with
not iptorncf tho loifor IN The No |