Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-06

officers learned of her determination
than they hunted her up and she is
now placed under quarantine that thc
community may not he exposed.
Col. +. c. Harrington, secretary of the
Maine Sportsmcn's Association. has
perfected arrangements by which til"
people who 60 to kinco on the outing
will be entertained in most interest
ing manncr during one evening al
least. He has engaged G. O. Shields
editor of "Recreation" Of New Yorl
city. To deliver an address. Tuesday.
July 10. in the parlors Of the Kinec
House. He will have for his subject
Union Of Action for the Protection Of
Fish ana Game ana Birds Of the Coun-
try" Mr.. Shields was one Of those who
We're instrumental in securing the
passage Of the Lacey bill. which it Is
believed will be of such protection o.
the game in the United States.
Hon. s. w. Matthews. secretary of
the Maine ola Home Week Asso-
citation. left. yesterday morning. for
Portland whore he is to BE- in consulta-
tion With COL. f. T. Boothby relative
to the work Of the association. The
Wort is going on in the most promis-
ing manner. a large number Of lists
Of names Of Maine-born people who
are now living in other states. are be
ing received and. in addition, reports
com" in IF associations that are being
formed in different parts of the State.
Hon. l.. T. Carleton. chairman of the
inland fish ana game commission has
received word from Game Warden
Neal who was sent to the coast to in
vc+ti@atc the case Of the New York
parties who have been shooting the
@ulls ana tern in Southwest Harbor.
stating that the guilty parties have
fled. There were a large number Of
Indians who were engaged in
tn" work there. but they had
taken the alarm and had de-
parted for other places.
Warden Neal entered tn"
house Of AL Williams of
Quincy. Mass. ana there found two
skins Of birds. \ promise that the
work would BE- stopped has been
gained ana Williams was not held. He
VIII be watched. however. and if
'''- NV / - i''i u NNiill. lHt'll inc DIbiNt
steps viii he taken for his punishment
Mr. CIrlcton'S Investigations on the linz
~ the -unlircr visitors in the Stat,
shows thlt there urc more people from
out "f the state i'll Main., Ut the present
time than t.lcrc has over been before n
this season. These are the mon who have
taken a short time off that they may b.
her" fishing. The question is not wher2
the people viii come from 81 much rs /;
will he how will We take care of them in
a few years said Mr. Carleton. This
increased number Of ImopIc VINO are
bringing 4 great deal Of money into tn.
state ~ dur largely to The work Of Mr.
carleton ana the other members Of the
fish ana game commissi IN. 4 firm he
lever in the State, Mr. arlcton has hui
sought 10 develop her II itural resources
ana has worked in suc.l successful
manner that nothing bur the best of re-
suits have been obtainedt and with the
advertising done people are thoroughly
alive to the superior adIT ntages Offered
hy the state a. 4 fishing and hunting
ground.
| The murre. that rare sne cies Of bird
which has made such a valuable addition
! to the fish ana game rluseu M was shot
| in Nassalboro by Daniel WI itehouse OF
| this city. one Of the most OK pert marks
men i'm this section AMI not by Vassalboro
parties as was reported.
| \ hearing of the fish and game com
m>sioners held in Belgrade, Monday. re
| suited in Belgrade stream y, ing opened
for pickcre fishing. The heari ng was OF
the petition Of parties living I'M that sec.
ton ana after a careful invests cation tht
commissioners gave the permit 20 fish VI
to September Is.