The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1922-05-19
GAME LEAGUE TO
MEET AT MINDEN

A meeting OF the Nevada State Fish
and Game Protective League will be
held at c. V. |. c. hall, Minden, tomor-
row night and all sportsmen In this
locality interested in the betterment
of fish and game conditions are urged
to be present.
The game protective league was or
ganized In Reno several months ago
the officers of the new organization
being as follows:
President, T. A. Read; vice-presi-
dent, J. p. Morrill,; treasurer, Jack
Threlkel; recording secretary, Ed.
Swanson.
The league already has members in
all parts of Nevada and the meeting
to be held at Minden tomorrow night
is for the purpose of interesting
sportsmen of Douglas county in the
game protective movement
The following taken from the
leagues constitution will give informa-
ton OF the aims of the new organiza-
ton;
THAT the name of this League shall
be Nevada State Fish and Game Pro-
tective League. That 1t shall consist
of at least twenty-five members which
shall be incorporated under the laws
of the State of Nevada, and 1t cannot
voluntarily disincorporate so long as
twenty-five members In good standing
object thereto. Its object shall be to
promote the cause of fish culture and
game propagation within the State of
Nevada; to gather and diffuse informa-
ton bearing upon the practical sue
cess OF fish and game propagation, and
upon all matters relating to fish and
game; the uniting and encouraging OF
all interests of fish culture and game
propagation within the State of Ne
terests, and plan out action toward
sufficient and proper fish and game
laws throughout the State, and effect
ually aid in the passage of such laws
by our Legislature; and to treat all
questions of a scientific character re-
garding fish and game; with power.
ANY white male person over the
age of sixteen years, or any white
female person over the age of
eighteen years, being citizens of the
United States, or, upon their declara-
tion to SO become shall. upon a two
thirds vote and the payment of one
dollar, become member of this
League. In case members do not pay
their dues, which shall be one dollar
each year, and are delinquent for two
months. they shall be notified by the
recording secretary. and If the amount
due is not paid within month there
after they shall be, without further
notice dropped from the roll of mem
bership.
Members coming into this League
collectively shall pay their individual
fee of one dollar"
Brother Would you like to see fell
lowship among Nevada sportsmen in
creased; fellowship OF the sort that
will lay foundation for the preserva-
ton of our fish and game for all time;
fellowship that will promote by pre-
cept and example all that is sports
manlike In taking fish and game; fell
lowship that will awaken the public
to the need of proper methods of fish
and game propagation so that said
public will elect such candidates as
will support the proper measures; fell
lowship that will effect an education
of the citizens of remote places that
they may see the folly of Wholesale
killing?
We believe in the fairness of Ne
yada sportsmen; otherwise we could
not have attempted this organization.
That our confidence was not misplace
ed is attested to by the fact that our
plan at once met with the approval
of sportsmens clubs throughout the
state.
We believe that you, also, recognize
the worthiness of our cause. II you
are now member of an efficient local
association for fish and game protect
ion, you will be glad to see your aims
extended to statewide activity. You
will be glad to know that you are
backed by league with power to
make your local opinion recognized.
If you are not member of any organ
ization, you will be glad to step into
our ranks and be assured of recogni-
tion and consideration on any fair
point that you may wish to bring be-
fore the league.
Miss Ramona Brockliss, student at
the University of Nevada, was an ar
rival from Reno Friday and will spend
the summer vacation with her parents,