Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-03-05
GET In GENTS.
Reno and Virginia Follow CarsOn's
Suit

shows how quick the VlrglnlA PEG
pie are to spot good thing.
The Carson sportsmen, by their
action III clubbing together to build
lighthouses, hotels and other conven-
fences on the shores of Washoe Lake
have stirred much of the blood which
has been in cOmatose condition
among their brethren of the Com
stock during the long Winter old
sports who have long been hibernat-
ing, coming out of their holes and
stretching themselves.
In accordance with the kindly invi>
tat;on of the Carson folks to cooper
ate with them and preserve the Dig
nifty of sporting men generally, a
meeting was held last evening in the
back parlors of Paterson & Ash s
International Saloon, and plan of
operations was agreed upon; also the
following officers were elected: Pes
ident. A. J. Enders, Vice President
Geo. l. Lamon,; Secretary, A. G.
Odds; Treasurer, ]. P. Smith, Execu-
tive Committee George Kieffer,
II. Il. Bailey, VIM. Ash, J, W.
S ott and Fred Plunkett.
Among other well>known citizens
either present or represented by proxy
were, A. L. Sanford, Harvey Jack
son, d. L. Brown, Sam Dawllng,
Jake Englebrecht, Tom Tucke ),
Milo Nc illan, Jake Young, Joe
Bleakley, Sheriff Mccullough, Eu
gene Holland, T. NJ Flllebrown,
Yves. Paxton, Capt. NJ. c. Osborn,
Con. Ahern, NJ. Flynn, Mike Young
Bart Burke, Bill Davis, Tom Nc
Glynn and Others too numerous TO
mention on this occasion.
Two hundred liars was subscri-
bed at the meetinL, but this is only
nest>egg for what is to come. Cap
tain Enders has already let con-
tract to Jake Englebrecht for the
construction of about dozen boats
and in few weeks our navy on the
l. l.
Every respectable huuter and fish
erman is eligible to membership in
the Comstock Sporting Club on the
payment Of So.
Meantime, Secretary Olds is in
structed to enter into friendly diplo-
matte negotiations with the Ormsby
Co. club, provision being made that
the price of provisions in the shape
of game and fish shall not be Ivan
ced, and that "Protsctlan and Recip>
rocity" shall be the watchword.
The following from the Reno
Journal shows that the fever has
struck the Riverside town, and from
the looks of things will reach into
California:
Efforts are being made to organize
a hunting and fishing club in Reno.
Similar movements have been made
before, but with little success. 1t is
hoped that an organization will be
effected in The near future, as there
seems to be a strong disposition
some to violate the fish laws.
Quite q number of Indian have left
here recently for Wadsworth for the
purpose of catching fish, which are
now on their way up tho river in
large numbers. Reports come from
there that white men as well as In
lians are catching great many. We
nave the finest waters in the State
or fishing, and also as fine hunting
grounds. There are a great many
lere who like to go out for few
hours in search of game and recre-
ltion from business, and they should
tand in and help the movement
long. Carson has just completed
most thorough organization, and we
hould not be outdons by them. By
orming a club here and comforting
With the clubs of Ormsby and Storey
my amendments or laws that would
oe considered beneficial to either
county or the State at large, could
% put before the State Legislature
n more systematic manner than
and with strong proba-
oility of proving more satisfactory
han some of the laws in the past.
Let an organization be completed as
Don as possible.
Dancing School.
Lindsay & Pierce have organized a
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