The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-10

| No black bass can be taken from any
| waters Of this State between March and
July Is except Sneach Pond in the town
| Of Cumberland. The fine is SIS for each
black bass SO taken. After pond or
| stream has been stocked 1t cannot be
fshed at all for three years thereafter.
Biggest Fish Up To Date.
TROUT pound and 8 ounces. Caught
by George Cross, Hotel Dorrance,
Providence; witness, T. ID. simmons.
TAUTOG-9 pounds, 3 Ia ounces. Caught
by James Robinson, Jr.. Narragansett
Pier; Witness. Samuel 5. Tent.
Details of the Contest
| The John p. Lowell Company Of Boston
| have made beautiful outfit for the
| NEWS that will 20 to the lucky member of
| our club that catcnes the biggest tautog
| during the present season.
Everybody doesn't 90 tautoging so we
have also handsome trout outfit, from
the same firm. Their well-known reputa-
| tion is guarantee of its quality.
| IL will go TO the club member that
| catches the heaviest trout from any pub
| lie brook or pond in Rhode Island, Massa-
| chusetts or Connecticut.
Wet weight is the standard.
The winner will have to make an affi-
| davit that the fish was caught with
| hook and line, and "a witness Will have to
| vouch for the weight.
All fish must be entered with the two
| names, but IL will not be necessary 10
make an affidavit until the contest is
| closed.
The same rule governs the trout prize,
| but IL must be remembered that the fish
must be caught in public stream or
| pond.
But first of all you must be a member
OF the club at least day before the fish
entered was caught.
No objection being made to the sug-
gestions awhile ago put forward in these
| columns, the NEWS II now ready to an,
nounce the date of the closing of the con-
test.
The trout fishing competition will close
Aug. D, to give the winner chance to use
| his new tackle before the close of the sea-
| son.
The tautog season is longer. There's
no harm in running 1t right up to Sept.
| ], and If there is no good reason brought
| forward for altering the date, Sept. i it is.
Now send in your name.
The TROUT UUTFIr-Ine trout outnt
| Is a split bamboo, hexaRon rod, very light
| and delicate, with two tips, nickel and
| hard rubber reel, beautifully embossed,
aud celluloid swell grip. With it goes a
Russia leather fly book for eight dozen
| dies, gut leaders, two dozen hooks ana
| tifty yards of oiled-silk line.
THE TAUToG OUTFIr-The tautog out
| fit is Of course much heavier and stOuter.
| 1t consists of a rose wood rod with grooyed
grip, brasss reel and nickel fittings. two
lance wood tips of different lengths, 200
feet Of oiled silk line, dozen Harrison
sproat, a dozen hollow point Limerick
hooks, two dozen gray wire leaders.
Members OF the Club.
Mason S Keene street PrSySsnce
| f. KENYON. phenlX. II. /
e NJ Mllard, Chestnut street. Providence
| samuel q. vickery, $50 High street Providence.
Austin Z; Howell Il coneien street, Proyldence
Joseph Gardner. Nayatt Point, z. l..
James Mullen, Warren ayenqe, East Providence,RI.
| Louis Horton. Kettle Point. X l.
Frank c. King, 80 Grove avenue. East Providence,
SsorFe =. sash, Bynsd street, Bristol, r.
| q, orge n. Slocum, Bristol. r. I.
wheaton, II e. S@aSMISs Misr Rsss'9, Eass Providence
r bradshaw, Kettle Point
| T. Bennett harrington Centre.
Il p Payion' @ S' city nnS Hail sttff Providence a
Benjamin T. Munroe. "a Hospital street. Pron,
SSilIia% SI4;,T n; ToHE; Il SIs,r.,Ss rrSgidspGe E
Sr Seorse T. Boo%er, % $50 High street .f Praydsnes
oory oeorgye y W. cross' hctei borranee '' ''''A
yo6PA Rose; Wexford.
Harry {, RGdman: Nsrraganset, Pier:
HepeTs II iKsaySnW Wc foss Per-
| Thomas G. Cole, WEXFORD;
| W. Bliss Frost. ie4 brownc street Providence, r..
II Barber Frost, l24 Brownell street. Providence
| George BrItton. North scituate, RI.
William NJ Mosher, 80 Wesleyan avenue. Provi.
| W. w Burnhau, City Hall. Providence.
| II. L. Chaplin, . Hayward street, Providence.
fsr s j. E nnTsGs ss Branch sS' aYenHs Providence
Edward Johnson, kiyerside X p..,..
| George a, Wilson, 90 Harrison street, Providence
James Robinson s Serpasanset s, Pier prov,a.,oa
SSssSIFs SSsF p iI:,s5d, Ts55i, SRrSydSpScG;;
i'll; Ripley. IS Pine street roydencs-
Milani BrJ,herton, Bristol. RI.
Samuel r. Chappee. Bristol. II. l.
WIN %iliiS;% iioI%sss; ,1's;.} II ,Rflsyt RI
Richard McCormIek. Bristol, Il. l.
Eugene I.ecIalr. iry Bristol, RI
Milliam &. Norris, Bristol, X.
John ArdrS, waipole. Mass,
Tile Gibbs, Fast Mansfield, Mass.
TEreaerick Z, psyei iss %nssiI stree.
Ham 5lss,ry X yCfT TeIl "a Mdl,SIsf High street IS
VS. Wickes. East Greenwich, RI
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Ieander r. Capwell. with Flint Co.
w. H. Sarle, Warwick, X I.
f. V. Bowen. Jr.. 1876 Elm street, provinence, r. l.
Charles u. Luther. Jr, W Anthony avenue. Provi-
dence. X. l.
II. A Holloway 80 benevolent street. Providence.
Edwin NJ stanton. 81 Pond street. Providence, II. l.
A. q. Peagce. 20 greenwich street, Providence. r. L.
l.. L.. Arnold. East Greenwich.
samuel = Tefft. Narragansett Pier
Eugene NJ. Sawin. m WESLEYAN avenue Providence.
Francis w. Reynolds. Warwick.
Charles II. Small, Olneyville. X, l.
Frank W. Parker. 1879 Broad street. Providence.
r.. A. COrbett, 81t Public street Providence,
Edward II. Moore. WEXFORD. r. I.
Chas. NJ T.. Gardiner. WEXFORD X /.
y A. Wolf, 1853 Westminster street.
Henry Potter Apppnaug. r. l.
Hiram Munro Bristol. n. I.
william 4. BOSw1rth. Providence.
Joseph Finley. Bristol X l.
william II. briggs. Little Compton, n. l.
Mrs. Marin Potter. Apponaug, r.. L.
Mrs. w y. Swe' Arctic. X. i.
W. v. sweet. River Point n l.
y. =. Ro~wOrth. Warwick. n. l.
Harry Bowen. Arctic. X. \.
James v. White. Bristol, II. !.
George IS. tlrmence, Ir.. fhepachet, r. l.
George 4. Gladding f3isto, R I
Thomas Phclan, Arctic, X, !
james \ Guff. Bristol. r. !
Edward COZ Bristol A.
II. x. Ellington. Narragan. Pier
tharies y. Hayens. Brown B BE- Providence.