Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-23

$3.50
tern, and between them sulphur OF some
such stuff and matches for making
smudges. They knew every inch Of ground
beaten the DAY before and also that the
clamor and fright had broken up the rucEs
or cOveys into detached files of pheasc., -,
and that these would retreat rs h q
possible among the branches Of larl4 nd
fir. The fog, too, was in their favor. All
night long they had methodica lis hunted
out certain trees, discovered the ~pheasants
within them, smudged them into half in
sensibility and deliberately knocked them
from their perches, dispatching them the
moment they fell by sinking their beastly
thumbs Iuthe brain Of the befuddlei birds.
The work Of gathering those which had
been stolen from the bag the previous
day was left until the break of lay. and
was just about completed l. 1lI come
upon the scene. Dozens went over the
wall into The waiting cart il rae few min
uteS Ot uE investigation. The poles. tine
laI. ll. r.e lf-lle ola lau followed
As the bury fellow ] Ind caught fol-
lowed these. and Dee was -tll -.rlla the
wall, whore Islgl pounded trH glass away
and a.r..l r.t.lll-uf hard clay. I asked
him ... u.a# t..E laI probably taken.
"iu- ...f Er-...y know. w.- ..- ulI-
t-t ... -..E whispered u.. uI.r.
...." ... .. .... .... ..... .~.H..
I..u bis .r..-.. anal u.l..ug
wi-... .. ...r ..I-.I L.. rr.-at rar.
slid gently .f.r .... ... heard f..
swish. .. -.u STRAW r-yr..-.H wheels
-r.y ... .... ... 'r...r ... -.f
uu- -l .a. u.rrrl 10 OBJ. ..-l.. %, sway J
come.
-rN Peep b" America o- lr- .r-E mat
Ger -.r. have uF l-. E... ...s.. faa rre.
H.--..- -a..- |a-a-L--E expended ll The
pres. alton anal taking .l gam. .a E---
land. lru...t ..f Scotland .. a former
occasion ... Deed O." -..lr raa figures
Tor Se.I..l. alone. Hunting a.H fishing
WITH -tf.a... expense annually cost
British -'.---auu .l scotland .-H-Nu.
uy. M.1' -1-r t-e SUN r.-l p--e-
4lrLtt Zee i.r ilH three --.u.-. Here,
ihen, Is ~ once found fLa rau origin II
foanhar~ o. pHag.lu- EVER Br.-Hl is %
born sportsman. Hence with every -sgars
r'l 10 ground under lease As a shooting, Z
ana every rod % shore. .i heaS. burn,
rlF,T' .'cl .r .araur under lease t1 some
.'t- asa I-lt-- millions are declared
10y the -eFrr.-f same laws ir The world
rom "-t Use Whatever ui tlv rod and gun, /
save "l -'tL.A ana ILLEGALLY.
10" los 81 Tie scale ~ Tie professional
poic-rf- 10 must not De .uIlH-.L that De
isl Ii.-.i'et outlaw. British l., -rlper
always discuss him from his humorous
Side -.- vocation j. evergElcr known
among villagers aud countryside ia.S and
there are none 80 a~asrarilg l- 90 -.va him
INTO t-e band, ~ officers ] personally
Ano" 81 many Instances where aaaeLor
graduate have become -aw-srp.-s.
other ~-lurAerper- often seek their friend
snip rather than their eImltl, thus rctuc-
lh- FaIi-ts Z" the lowest limit And there
are "g.t 'AiIeut!cltrl case, where lu1T
himself has ~'blohne with them tyr les
sons m cunning aud woodcrltr. F~0 u
The most noted ND l~ncorrl-olg Of British
p9ichers llie-t the iocAs and deer forests
I'D the vicinity u Fort William. scotland
OIe j. named MaceWan, and the other, a
confirmed tramp poacher, Is known about
tue re-.ph OF Loon III As "Drousy Aog
ms Nllr"ah seems +uFanqulsLlo.e.
Ih - LORD ADinger, Of InverlOchy
nouse' obtained an lnterdlct against him
ne lnile-laiely secured us remgva FOR
SO q part only ~ the proceeds Il I've
days suootlugl Lord Abingers preserve,
since which time hl, operations have not
been Interterei with. His greatest rCve
ule- are. however, secured by night -~ep
lu- by ~eIue- u the pools % the river
LoclE, ~ -rllse OF young s.lu0u
and some -ea trout always being secured
Drlg~y A.-.u- is more Of a pOalher
ANGER a-4 Jess " "a pirate. lie vauler az
VIA among rlr brtmpian trout streams
SUPPLYING The tables ~ the nobility with
The choicest trout from their own streams,
and las been offered fabulous sums for o
glimpse % lis marvellous flies But 8
year since Lord Morton sent a young
paleLer resident on lis Ar. sour estate 70
Cameron n Loch FL, begging him 20 EN-
ploy him as q EllIe Ia order 20 suppress
his genius for poachlng- An entire vol
lme might De- hlied with similar incidents
and ILLUSTRATION s.
PoachIng L. carried on among the vast
deer forests and iu stream aud pool
sweeping by net in a most lawless and
ielant manner. II Is simply impossible
b provide sufficient g~amCkeepers and gil
lies 70 protect the forests from the inruads
poacher 'stalkers, - and the poachers Of
lsh are so thoroughly organized, n in :
sudden conflicts with water bailifs handle
.Ue latter 50 merrlIgEZlV. thai the hal1ffF- 4