The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-23

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the law, then It Is like many another on
the statute books--amounts 10 nothing,
Tor u one person may board q train load
ed dow with game which the lAv proAibiD
being carried out OF the county, any other
person may do SO, and while the game
wouldn't last as long as II would II prop
erly packed in Ice, 1t would remain good
long enough. And the law doesn't require
the person transporting the game to say
who shot 1t or whether II was shot for
consumption by the shooter or was intend
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NC tlu'n Is lus' tn's ~ "a" 70 " W
800 o''ses''o .sA,"s' 'Ae 10y
tne sportsman must ~" 10 ~ Nv eAcep-
who kills birds for recreation or to supply
his own harder. The market hunter has
Just as mucn right TO XII a hundred quail
res,anran; or bo.ei as snortsmen has to
bring a dozen or pot hunting bird MUIR
derer has to bring in tttg to display what
ne can doom the ground.
These allegen sportsmen nave realIy uohe
more toward devastating the Stata of game
than tho market b,,nter. the latter make
-,. 49,.
49, 81 opfs' ~
havenN ilme or inc!inauion OF m9hsy 10
hunt chance to crafty a taste for game.
Louis Cobolini OF Rookport and others in
the Southwest are authority for the state
ment that hundreds OF bIrds--principally
| ducks ami plovcr--haye been slaughtered
| by men who hold the market hunter In
| scorn aud the bodies thrown on the ground
to rot. no Thought OF making Unem OF any
use entering their heads. The writer knows
| of instances in Harris and adjoining coun-
ami left where they fell.
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Foote'S success at Lexington Is something
phenomenal. This season he won the Tran-
| sylvanla Wits John Nolan. In 1897 he won
the rich event with Rilma and In 1896 he
won second money with Governor Strong
Budd boble. who was up behind Jack in 1889
| anu McDoell IN 1871, are the only otner
Wn,ar 'i So. 49,, 9,,s', ',e,1 80.
as q 2-yuar-ola for $1,000. In his s-year-o 0 i
! form he shtfted from being n natural PAGER
/ into A tnely-gaited troster. He onened the
season without N tnark and after Getting
| ono or 2.t4 was ac,d ..lriv h, mo sum,ner
to hja nrcsent owner for $4,000 no 10 IN,
ma o,,is,y ne heaviest money yyioninp irof
Ter oui isds year "a hls ,vinninrs foot II,
| To st7 000 ar more rIe has won tbrcs sf00,
| et,lres and quo a. an 0oo n rerord ,,n'
eowa3fed hv a 4vaar-o,A I1o e. a .o, +,
| prodipal 9Is ana tSar,ts,sio 9.I7@ n,
| panr%cro Ii'rtasia oE,at,nd hor rS,or'
last soas0n when IA r,asrs nIa Nnia,,s roo
n,,i d. e,os maa, ~ .o,,favIito ~ ,,eoL
I, ,,.- ,raser, toott,,i ,oor, III. ,y,rsi,,
has the best material she ever had. as wei
as the best coach. Practice every 0frernooi
under Coach Edwards Shows marked i'm
provement. Tho team. however. Is weak il
some points, notably interference. of sid
ni,vs ana t,,rt,,,,y ,ho hal, e,,rtnor
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ars all last year men, while Gross, nogg
self and Moore were last seasons subs
Oyershincr playtN on the Agricultural an
Mechanical college team and McAlalhon va,
on the 'Varsity's second team 90 II vii
no sean +b,t mono az tho how ara noD,looa
,tr,,. =. ,
~ auuluoil 10 Vlc Ieh'hsr team lnerc ar
.MS,N ,s or iii'ucn o'n,r players comp pll'
unp ecr"ps OF ,yaonu tellil, some OF Whol
sonalAi . mso5Spay W. tSe nIst team
ha1neS riahh'n, echweer ana iIather'
wiio ~ M, lNny rscoverea from the ehee'