. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. 10 ®\te gveebev txxtb gipartemcut [November 23, 190i. CARTRIDGE AND SHELL. A general storm up north will bringdown ducks and geese In thousands. Ed Schultz and Jack Karney made a good Dag at Sears Point on Sunday. Recent reports concerning Humboldt bay are to the effect that the Eureka sportsmen are having giand shooting. Market hunters in the vicinity of Clarksburg have been sending the limit number of ducks to town from that section for over a month past. a new member who is one of the most enthusiastic sportsmen in this city, Dr. E. N. Short. The Doctor has
. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. 10 ®\te gveebev txxtb gipartemcut [November 23, 190i. CARTRIDGE AND SHELL. A general storm up north will bringdown ducks and geese In thousands. Ed Schultz and Jack Karney made a good Dag at Sears Point on Sunday. Recent reports concerning Humboldt bay are to the effect that the Eureka sportsmen are having giand shooting. Market hunters in the vicinity of Clarksburg have been sending the limit number of ducks to town from that section for over a month past. a new member who is one of the most enthusiastic sportsmen in this city, Dr. E. N. Short. The Doctor has recently acquired a complete hunting outfit, includ- ing a well trained and intelligent Setter dog, which was presented to him by a prominent horseman. Dr. Short, although a novice at duck shooting, is a splen- did shot, and has put some of the club experts in the shade shooting ducks this year. He is particularly proud of his hunting dog, however. The other day he was showing Phil Bekeart some of the good points of his dog, and threw a half dollar into odb of the sloughs in the marsh. Obediently the dog dived for the coin, and brought out of the water a three-pound bass and 15 cents in change. Pheasants—Varieties and Culture. The hio-h tide to-morrow will work navoc on the rail The rise will be six feet. The Alameda marshes will be alive with shooters watching for the rail. -Bert" Patrick and "Tom" Deffenbach shot a com- bined bag Of 15 -cans" and 7 widgeon on Sunday last on the Marin Gun Club preserve at the head of Rich- ardson's bay. The Swan Gun Club, whose preserve is toeat«| on the Alameda marsh between Alrarado and Mr. Lden, have just had completed a comfortable club house that will nicelv accommodate eight hunters. G. G. Gaum is the President and Dr. L. T. Cranz is the Secretary of the club. At the Nolo Gun Club preserve, on the Belmont marsh, on Sunday, were Hip Justins, W. , T M McLellan, E. A. Estabrook, A. D. McLellan, L)i- W T. Thom
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