The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-12-10
DEER KILLED WILL REACH
HUNDRED MARK IS BELIEF
Season Closed On Saturday Fol-
lowing Five Days of Sport For
Approximately 1000 Hunters
SUCCESSFUL ONES LISTED

Probabilities that the number Of
deer killed in Garrett county during
the five-day open season, which closed
last Saturday at shutdown, would total
100 or more, seemed more and more
certain as Richard S. Browning, dep
uty game warden, continued to check
up on reports. While only SO had re.
ported kills to Mr.. Browning, thir-
teen others had reported direct to the
State and quite number of Allegany
county hunters and those who live
close the county line, had reported
their kills to the Allegany county
warden. "a
Weather conditions were a little
unfavorable for deer hunting during
the first three days of the season
but the last two days seemed more
ideal and the woods were full of hun
tiers on those days. Several does were
found dead in the woods and reported
to Mr.. Browning, and several persons
are now under bond charged with the
unlawful killing of deer.
Most of the hunting took place in
the Swallow Falls, North Glade
Piney Run, Bear Creek, Keyser Ridge
Savage Mountain, Meadow Mountain
Shaggy Mountain and the Savage
River districts of the county.
Following is list of those report
ing:
Reported to Mr.. Browning
Oakland-C. D. Harvey, SPIT; W.
r. Mason, SPIT; Theodore Sines,
Apt; William Spiker, opt; William
p. Lee, opt; Victor Martin, SPIT;
Victor Tasker, 5-pt.; Wellington G.
WEIGH, Apt; C. D. Shaffer, 1O-pt.
Deer Park-E. P. Snyder, Apt;
Robert Collins, SPIT; Frank Dewitt,
10-pt.; A. B. Hardesty, SPIT; J. A.
DeBerry, 22-pt.; Corwin B. DeBerry,
10-pt.; John E. Miller, 7-pt.
Swanton-Paul Bowers, SPIT; J.
W. Herman, Opt; Clark Lohr, 10-pt.
Lambert Bernard, SPIT; James M.
Bowers, Apt; Leslie C. Friend, 10-pt.;
John Brant, opt; Lloyd Bittinger'
7-pt.
Accident-Ervin Beachy, opt; FL
wood ]. Handwerk, opt; D. L.
Bethel, SPIT; w. George Miller, S-pt'
Sang Run-R. B. Dewitt, 6-pt.;
Thomas W. Savage, SPIT; Ward Saw
age, SPIT; Stephen Dewitt, 8-pt.
McHenry-Nelson Alexander, 7-pt.;
A K1ov pt
Friendsville-Aubrey Savage, 6-pt:;
Fred. Lowdermilk, 7-pt.; Merle D,
Frantz, opt; Noah M. Sliger and
Blaine Frantz, Apt.
Grantsville-John E. Wilburn, H.
pt.; James Todd, SPIT; F. Oberlin Otto,
1O-pt.; Joseph A. Gilpin, 10-pt.; F. C.
Mountain Lake Park-Warden
Freeland, SPIT; A. L. Speicher, Apt.
v. R. Marsh, New Philadelphia, O.,
SPIT; Noah Baker, Salisbury, Pa,
1O-pt.; Clement Frazee, Hoyes, 1O-pt.;
Virgil D. Frazee, Selbysport, 8-pt:;
w. P. McConoughey, Takoma Park, D.
c., 1O-pt.; George Martin, Meats
vile, W. Va, Apt; Grant Blttlnger'
Jennings, SPIT; George Foy, Somer-
field, Pa, Apt; Carl Conley, Shall
mar, opt; George P. Henderson
Frederick, opt; Scott Sisler, Terra
Alta, Apt; Warren Tichnell, Bloom
ington, 16-pt.; L. A. Harvey, Kltz-
miller, 7-pt.
Reported To Baltimore
Harry Bittinger and Lloyd burst,
Grantsyille: Ralph Bowser, Selbys-
mort. Charles Fulk, Oakland; Ralph
Harvey, Frostburg; William Angle
Westernport; Earl Collins, Preston
county, w. Va; Charles Bonebrakei
Hagerstown; Edward Fisher, Balti-
more; William K. Forman, Gormanla;
Elmer Herman, Luke; William j. Mo-
ran, Westernport; Asa Glotfelty' NC
Henry.
A party of Homecoming hunters
killed 10-point on Negro Mountain
Three Frostburgers bagged bucks, one
of which weighed IT'S pounds. Cecil
Randolph, Frostburg Negro, and Ar
thur Metz, Barton, reported kills IN
this county. Floyd Gatten, Barton
opt. on Backbone; Hubert Martz'
Cresaptown, opt.
H. L. Shepherd, Ohio, SPIT; Henry
Robertson, Homecoming, 1O-pt.; Harvey
C. Groves, Luke, SPIT; Wilfred Z
Wiland, New Germany, 1O-pt; VIM
B. Warwick, New Germany, Opt;
Roy Minke, Cumberland, Apt; VIM
H. Opel, Long Stretch, SPIT; LoWery
Moser, Frostburg, 10-pt.; Robert M
Rhodes and Harry Kelson, Swanton
were members of a party which killed
two deer on Meadow Mountain, 8-pt.
100 pounds; and Opt, 100 pounds.