The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07
ALL KINDS OF SPORTS.
Planting Trout in Mountain
Lakes Anglers on an
Outing.
Athletic Benefit for a Good Cause
Water Polo at Lurline
Baths.

! has Just liberated in Fallen Leaf Lake,
| Cascade and Lake Tahoe 1000 two-year
ano one-year old Loch Leven trout aver
| aging eight inches in length. The fry
were Matched in Caledonia, n. Y, from
eggs that were shipped from Scotland and
the fry of which were shipped to the Sis
son hatchery when three months old.
The Commissioners are in hopes that All
glers who catch those small trout will re-
! turn them to their element.
dental party, so called, and composed
of the following dentists left this City last
Saturday for two weeks outing on the
Garcia River: Drs. w. II. Shaw, H
Fieissner, Gus Flelssner, II. G. Young, E.
Keeffe, W. Ellis and H. Saw. They will
camp fourteen miles from Point Arena.
Messrs. Al Newman, Robert Taylor and
P. Molloy journeyed to Hamlet last Sat-
urday and will prospect Tomales Bay for
striped bass The anglers will return to-
day, and if they have success a large party
of bass fishermen will visit Hamlet next
Saturday.
A. B, Finch of the Fly-casting Club left
this City on Saturday for vacation of six
weeks in the vicinity of the Truckee River.
A letter from a place called Herndon,
which is situated in the vicinity of the
San Joaquin River, states that thousands
of fish, including suckers, catfish, carp,
striped bass and black bass, are being
slaugh tered by poachers, who are using
dynamite extensively.
The Board of Supervisors of the county
of Riverside have passed the following <
ordinance relative to the shipping of
game out of that county:
ORDINANCE NO AZ.
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nance 10. prohibiting the shipping of quail
Tor market from Riverside County, California
The Board of Supervisors OF the county OF
Riverside do ordain as follows:
Every person who shall transport or carry
out or procure any other person 10 transport
or carry out OF the county 0f Riverside any
bob whlt te, par fridge, quail, grouse or dove or
any wild duck, wild geese, pheasant snipe or
rail, the same having been killed or captured
Ill the county OF Riverside, shall be guilty of
misdemea1or and upon conviction shall be
fined not less than S25 nor more than 800,
or be imprisoned in the County Jail not less
than thirty days, or punished by both such
fire and imprisonment, at the option of the
court.
This ordinance shall take effect and be In
full force from and after the first day of No
vember, 1896 JOHN SHANER
Chairman oil the Board of Supe rvisors River
side County. California.
A. j. CoNDEE, Clerk of the Board.
TIE Excelsior Athletic Club will give an
athletic and boxing enteri ainment for tn e
benefit of the widows and orphans of the
hremen who were recently killed, on
Thursday evening at Excelsior Hall
Eighth and Folsom streets
A meeting of the olympic organizers of
the new athletic association will be held
this evening at the Olympic Club,
and all amateur athletes who are in
favor of a California Amateur Athletic
Association which will be independent of
the rulings OF the Amateur Athletic Union
are invited 10 be present. This will be the
| third time the organizers of the new asso-
citation will convene, and it is to be hoped
that progress will be reported.
The water polo players of the Lurline
baths Will engage in a series of water pole
contests on Wednesday evening, and somo
exciting sport is promised, as the natators
have become very proficient PLAYERS
The board OF directors of the California
Inanimate Target Association will m eet
on Tuesday, July 20, at the clubrooms of
the Olympic Gun Club, to select time
anu place lor the associations fall tourna-
ment.
1t Is thought the great field day will be
| heId at Los Angeles, as The Los Angeles
! Gun CLUB has promised the officers of the
association that t will leave no stone nm
j turned III an effort TO make the occasion
pleasant for the representatives of the
| gun clubs who will participate in the con-
teS' 3. Il ING OIty OF the Angels be Sc
lee, ed, live-bird shooting will be sand
wiched in between the inanimate target
events.
At the Monter tourn ament. which
was held last Sunday, the cities repre-.
sented by teams were San Fra nclsco Oak
land, Marysville, Lemoore, San Jose
| Stockton, Los Angeles, Santa Cruz. Sacra,
mento and Monterey. The principal win.
ners were: DR.. Baker, $45 60; ]. B. Nc.
Cutchen, $39 So; F. Feudner, $37 So, and
c. c. Nauman, $32 80.
The California Wing Club will hold its
next live bird shoot at Ingleside on Sun.
day, the 18th inst, and among the promi.
nent bers who will be present on this
occasion Is Crittenden Robinson, the g1eai
local wing shot, who recently returned
from Monte Carlo crowned with honors.