The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-29

TAUTOG-9 pounds. 3 Ia ounces. Caught
by James Robinson, Jr., Narrag snsett
Pier; Witness. Samuel y. Tenn.
He Wasn't n Member Then; He Is Now.
Mr.. James Falkner of Bristol caught a
tautog in the Ferry on Friday weighing
10 pounds and 5-l6, although he was not q
member of the club. He Joined it next
day, join first, fish afterward.
ARCTIC, June 81.
10 the Editors Of the Netps:
Enclosed please find an addition to your
fishing club, which you will kindly add
to the same and oblige. Yours truly
SEAFoAM.
Another Man Joins too Late, Perhaps.
Secretary Of the Neus Fishing Club:
Dear Sir: Sunday, June 10th, caught
a tautaug that weighed 1874 pounds after
IL had been out of the water six hours.
know where his mate is, SO wish to join
the fishing club. Please find enclosed
slip with name and residence. Very res
pectfully, WILLIAM HOMER.
The John p. Lover Company of Boston
have made a beautiful outfit for tho
News that will go To the lucky member OF
our club that catcnes the biggest tautog
during the present season.
Everybody doesn't 40 tautoging so we
have also handsome trout outfit, from
the same firm. Their well-known reputa-
tion is a guarantee of its quality.
II 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 q
hook and line, and q witness will have to
Sfne same rule governs the trout prize.
but IL must be remembered that the fish
must be caught In a public stream OF
pond.
Fish caught In private or protected
ponds or brooks posttteely tciu not count.
The thinning trout must come from pub
Tic tcdter. tIlt
But first of all you must be membe
of the club at least day before the fish
entered was caught,
The trout fisning competition will close
Aug. D, to give the winner a chance to use
his new tackle before the close Of the sea-
son.
The tautog season is longer. There's
no harm in running IL right up to Sept.
l, and IL there is no good reason brought
forward for altering the date, Sept. ] IL is
The TROUT UUrFrr-rne trout ournt
is q split bamb boo, hexagon rod, very light
and delicate, with two tips, nickel and
hard rubber reel, beautifully embossed.
and celluloid swell grip. With II goes a
Russia leather fly book for eight dozen
fies, gut leaders, two dozen hooks and
6fty yards of oiledsilk line.
The TAUToG OUTFIT--The tautog out
Ct Is of course much heavier and stouter.
IL consists of rose wood rod with grooved
grip, brasss reel and nickel fittings. two
lance wood tips of different lengths, 200
feet Of oiled silk line, dozen Harrison
sproat, dozen hollow point Limerick
hooks. two dozen gray wire leaders.
Members of the club.
Earl p Mason, No = Keene st. Providence.
S. g. studley is4 Power st. Providence.
y. n. Chaplin. 3 Providence street. Providence
Z, h. Kenyon, Phenix. r. ].
s.maeI =. vicsery. sso High street, Providence.
Z. NJ. Wheeler, Crsnston street. Providence.
jsmss i.ecN fsl oekwood street Proyidence.
Joseph Gardner, Nayatt Point, I. .i.,,.,, !.
Joseph Sweet Kettle Point, /, J.
Frank G. King, SO Grove avenue, East Providence.
Ss. SsssEs Rsfs Ss nafs z !sI.s Bristol
Seorss 3 Mssfsrsao; e. sosam nr,'isl sri.tol 10 RI
NSsatop MILE, W1EsS Ess, fFeyi,SoPPsG Ko,t,s Pos,
y.
&: & gfsSSssaw, b Ssss.n fsssls fSsniI' Point
T. Renn ett harrington Centre.
i. +. PPayton' PP City Hail Providence.
hs%ss BENJAMIN aunroe sVHf ~ Hospital % street, PrO
William NJ Tobin. Providence.
b Msrun Siyerslde, sn ,,s,, rs stree, prov,aence
George p Boomer. $50 High street, proyidsnec snss,
aecrSe aaeprS w. pSrss Sross csel borranoe. "''
gohnA Rose WEXFORD
Harry G. Rodman. Narragsnsctt Pier.
Herbert Kenyon, Nsrragansett Pier.
}bHIaas I H; sepntsssopM, e Gss M,st1orS %SsfSrd
W Bliss Frost i2l brownell street, Providence n.
II: Barber Frost, l24 Brownell street, Providence
ssSrs. BrItsca. North sc,spats, RI: ,u. pr,v,.
Wv; purnhaT, city Hall ,rIo, RToyas1ss pS.siSsrc.
Pepper = MSrce e street provldepSss, pra1,a.no.
syeIs yenS. ST Isc RsyeIsde Sraeh avenue
Myers eSl SSrth Main stree, street Proyidenes oyid
Benj. s Siocum. i3e Pheasant street. Providence
eSSrEi.. eSSSTEis Z Hs5iss Tayc4 msrwiss sTsydslcf
Thomas Ashton, Bristol, r.
SSsSslSPs ssSs1a aecasmios eIssisnss Bri.sS Brso
ESwsye ESscus Leci.s ss'il,R. r srisSl sIissC e. RI
{S:sg6 wsravsli bristol,
Wlllinm Y. MOTIFS, brtktOl. IL. L.
William Andrews. and Dyer street.
John Ardry, walpole Mass
Tile Gibbs East Mansfield, Mass.
George VI 0ney. Hope Valley, Il. 7.
Frederick 4. Dcvol. 1s9 ANGEL stree
Earl 4. Devoll, lsc Angel street.
Harry Joslin. 75i High street.
John X. Tcfft, Warwick. r.. j.
WIS. wickes East Greenwich, r.
Thomas sullivan, PheniN, X
Geo. u. sullivan q Norwich avenue.
Leander +. Capweli, with Flint Co
w. E. Sarlo, Warwick, X I.
T.. V Bowen. Jr., 1885 Elm street. Providence. n. Z
Charles II. Luther, Jr.. We Anthony avenue, Provi.
IA Holloway, so Benevolent street. Providence
Edwin NJ. stanton. % POND street. Providence. r. l.
A a. Pearoe. 20 Greenwich street, Providence, X. L.
L. L. Arnold, East Greenwich.
samuel y, Tent. Narragsnsett Pier.
Eugene N. Sawin. III Wcelyan avenue. Providence.
Francis ". Reynolds. Wa wick.
Charles n. small. Olneyvilie. n. l.
Prank W, Parker. 1917 Broad street. Providence.
r. A. Corbett, 81 Public street Providence
Edward IN Moore, Wexford. X J.
Chss NJ II. Gardiner. WEXFORD 1.
j, A. Wolf. 1853 Westminster street.
Henry Potter Apponaug Y. l.
Hiram Munro Bristo. n. i.
William A. Bo-worth. Providence.
Joseph Finley. Bristol X. l.
William n. Briggs. Little Compton. n. I.
Mrs. Maria Potter. Apponaus, X. /.
Mrs. W. r.. SWEET Arctic X. 1.
w. r. sweet River Point n. L
X. n. Posworth. warwick n. l.
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