Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-12-10
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Hold Business
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If that ofgailLA"''oi-
>. s =, and soul for the adj
.o ,t' Of proper laws to pro-
.5', conserve fish and game
s " assets Of this northern
o. r w and their guests
.. .,.1' n the main dining
II i .i.. hotel at 7:2o and served
N ~. @eodid meal by the man
~ f tbe hotel. Followed by
a u. came the business part
Il meeting in which many OF
n.n nj, expressed their ideas
~aration and the expected
n more adequate co-opera-
4 nortsmen state commits
nj zane wardens. Not alone
5rs or wardens carry on to
-,,t despoiIation of the states
.rro, IN fish and game, but 1T
y, tbat every man and woman
faIs the need Of more pro-
I'M Of what we have, must OF
,rpaity give Of their time and
Dr,ion publicly to allay the
sistions Of the violators who
TO have no fear Of either
a officers who do their duty
hey should.
Men has been said by those
,5not know Of just what the
lax Walton League means. One
has the expression all the Lea
j Bbeiag used for is the cover
m Of the violations Of some
! Is members. Should these
people read the principles of
League they will be convinced
'ntB their duty to give aid in
nation wide movement Of
2raton and protection. This
II was brought out by Assembly
Tpm5ath, who is a real
rsnn and who is ready to aid
mstituents in lettering con-
lions in this respect. Mr.. Trem-
ID has gone on record as one
T@ntatiye who will give his
|aDus people of this lake re-
Pain proper conservation. SEN
b Carroll in a letter to the
Age officers, stated that he is
a the League in any efforts it
n bring forth at the coming
aatue for the furtherance of
N suitable to its sportsmen.
letters from the majority of
Y ll5 Walton chapters in the
We were read by President Van
soar IN which they favor the
.as@ IN fish and game as
'D'el BY the Villas county COM
-@ a week ago. The only
.SgS made to these amend
4s and additions to the fish
l game laws by the down state
4 were those Of deer and
v Down state sportsmen favor
'>el season on deer or open
S Ny, IN November as it is, with
ao.y a deer of any sex rather
\. Y NE buck law. Then on ac-
I I. u their lakes being filled
!. w +. 'alaII fish, they prefer no
y ".-I'' The League by unani-
I. 4 WE passed a resolution fav-
l. y closed season for three
!, VI " deer or the one buck law
~, D', z 10th to goth in
,S IN fish, divide the state
n, -',.nen and southern zones;
, y. :, 'as southern zone permits
\ y !. agate the size limit, but
\ !" force in the northern
,-,' league went on record as
!. y. support of the Mississipni
q, y 0ad Life Preserve bill and
~. . the Horizon Marsh
..@ NJ also to support any
4. i conservation measures
~, oo'eet is to carry out the
' a q the Izaak Walton Lea
s, addition ID was made to the
n, :, " Propagation waters by
/, ,, an, y nose Of Nixon lake and
4 D., Johnson creek, the west
/, N.Y. ,.om lake in Sec. 36-41-7.
~ ] west of the Sayner ~
E.t mat portion Of Plum laEe
/. highway. nun iaNe
.s1r,''5iD statement by the
N Man, ,,,.5 showed over a hundred red
5s members of men and women women
ss S..o'e in the league rue a mUi'l H.
De sa,,.. Inns week, according
ba r1l' Ssy many new mem.
.at sn.l been added, comin ,,0' n
q1et ~, ~, regular meeting. and
Ut att ti rl.I be held in April Apr a aI,G
5eso ,lae the membership shin, m al.t
's' at two hundred fon