The Somerset reporter., 1904-07-14

things easy, but his last week he got
down to hard work and his catches
were as follows: salmon, H.! :. and :
pounds trout, d, d, and Z pounds, t.
say nothing about the many small 0nes
running from 10 j. pounds The
other records Of recent date are ar
follows
Messrs Kelley and Latherbee, salmon,
L, - - -, = pounds; trout, : .
= pounds. Rance V. Ham, guide.
YIN. L brown salmon, 7. ,, Z pounds
and - trout Rance V. Ham guide
{. :. Robertson, salmon, g., pounds.
John II Morris, guide.
9 W. Wilder, salmon, IL pounds
Arthur Z Rodgers, guide.
j. w. kafter, salmon, IL, ~ pounds.
Arthur ( Rodgers, guide.
r II. Woodbury., salmon. 81, 81
pounds John II. Morris, guide.
DR.. {. j. Bragdon, trout 81 pounds.
Frank Dnrgin, trout, u pounds.
j. L. Collins, salmon, . pounds.
Rance Y. Ham, guide.
George Head, salmon, ;; pounds.
Charles Peeling, salmon, 9 pounds.
John II. Morris, guide
u. {. Wadsworth, salmon, 10. 9
pounds trout, 9 pounds.
Percy Gardner, trout, = pounds
John Il Morris, guide.
-ALNDS CATCHEE>.
Cal ". Gilman, ~ pounds. John
II. Morris, guide
Kenneth D. Hull, 10, pounds; trout,
y pounds. Edward Quietly tJaokman)
guide.
Frank Durgin, pounds.
Francis II, Jealous, 9, 3. pounds.
Rance Ham, guide.
Chas ". Epting, II. pounds. j. Il.
Morris, guide.
Arthur 4. Jealous, Q. pounds. j. Il.
Morris, guide.
A very important feature to any camp
| almost forgot to mention and that is
good spring water, Two minutes walk
from one camp is a large deep spring
The water flows between rocks is never
failing and so pure and cold that one
person took thermometer and got the
temperature which was AZ degrees. He
then took the temperature of ice water
and it registered exactly the same.
Just think of it, spring water as cold as
ice water.
The camps are having good run and
the sportsmen are coming and going.
New boats have been made and a dandy
new frame camp with an annex. Other
new camps are to be built at once.
Pierce pond affords the best salmon
fishing in the state for large ones and it
ID most easy of access. From Otter
Pond Camps it can be reached in one
hour. Anybody who wants to obtain
great salmon fishing can find out by
writing to Mr.. NJ, l.. French, North
Anson, Maine, who will give particulars
how to reach the camps, the accommo-
dations and the cost.
Among the visitors of this season
thus far we note: Mr.. and Mrs c. :.
Robson, Springfield, Mass G. W.
Wilder, New York City; j W. Rafter,
F. w. Files, f. II. Woodbury., DR.. c. j.
Bragdon, Gardiner, Me-; Fred G. Kins-
man, II. n. Whitman, Augusta, Me !;
f. K. Tophall, Quincy, Mass II.
Soper, VIM. =. Haines, Waterville, Me. !;
DR.. z. NJ. Wing, North Arson, Me-.
Chas. L. Longsdorf, Boston, Mass F.
h. Dennson, Bangor, Me; S. Wyman,
kingtield, Me-; Clifton F. Leatherbee,
Boston, Mass. :. Randolph Kelley, y.
Cambridge, Mass ; Guy G. Fnller, Hart
land, Me j; j. l.. Collins, Dorchester,
Mass; VIM. b. Brown, Hartland Me.
Henry b. Leighton, Cambridge, Mass ];
Chas. w Epting, VIM. j Epting, Phia-
delphia, Penn; J. c. Oliver and wife,
Norridgewock, Me Chas. Feeling, New
York; Percy Gardner, VIM. II. Miller,
New York; f. G. Wardwell. Waterville.
Me George r. Hall, Boston, Mass j;
Edmund c. Durgn, Pat. J. Walsh,
Cinda K. Durgin, f. w. Fitzsimmons,
West Forks, Me. Frank w. Chase, Fred
G. Heald, Geo A, Heald, Skowhegan,
Me-; II. A. Houghton, Worcester, Mass. ;
w. 5. Harding, Eugene Knight, Water
Vile, Me-; Lord Earnest Hughes Bath,
England; w, f. Piper, Melrose, Mass. !;
II. q. Hull, Kenneth ID. Hull, Morris
town, y. J.; Geo. G.. Jones, Caratunk
guide; Edward A. Quietly, Jackman
guide; Francis II. Jealous, Arthur L.
jealous, No. Vassaiboro; Rance Y.
Ham, guide; John II. Morris, guide !;
Edmund c. Durgin, Ira c. Durgln, Scott
Hunnerville, Dexter Page, The Forks:
Geo. Gray, Gardiner, Me-; b. B. Clay,
Boston, Mass. w. ID. Snow, Skowhegan,
Me; j. Irwin Barnhurst, Philadelphia,
Pa; DR.. Bunker and wife, Wateryile,
Me-; VIM. II. Barrett, VIM. Redmond,
New York; W. H. Roberts, Hartford,
Conn; E. F. Merrill, w. F. Merrill,
Skowhegan, Me.
OLD SPORT