. Allevatore e sportivo. I cavalli. Dicembre 17, 1898] ®%te fgveeinj&e cam jSfp&xt&uttzu, 393. Ostruzioni Truobee verranno rimossi. Una comunicazione recentemente ricevuto dal commissario pesce A. T. Vogelsang da Hon C. N. Bliss, segretario dell'in- terior, verrà letto con interesse e soddisfazione da parte di molti aDglera e sportivi. È ora assicurata, grazie all'interesse sistematico adottato dal Commissario Vogelsang, che i pesci hanno ora un libero corse dal Lago Piramide (o le sorgenti del Truckee e dei suoi affluenti. La diga drnsh eretto dagli Indiani attraverso il fiume circa fi

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. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. December 17, 1898] ®%te fgveeinj&e cam jSfp&xt&uttzu, 393. Truobee Obstructions Will be Removed. A communication recently received by Fish Commissioner A. T. Vogelsang from Hon C. N. Bliss, Secretary of the In- terior, will be read with interest and satisfaction by many aDglera and sportsmen. It is now assured, thanks to the systematic interest taken by Commissioner Vogelsang, that fish will now have an unimpeded ran from Pyramid Lake (o the headwaters of the Truckee and its tributaries. The drnsh dam erected by the Indians across the river about five miles above ite mouth at Pyramid Lake has been a serious obstable and menace to the propagation and increase of fish in one of the best fishing streams of the West. Interested parties have atrennously endeavored to influence the Gov- ernment officials at Washington against taking any steps towards changing the existing order of things, but their machinations availed nothing. The text of the letter is as follows: "I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 29th, ultimo, referring further to the dam in the Trnckee river on the Pyramid Lake Indian Reservation, Nevada. In my letter of the 18th, ultimo, it was stated that the recommendations of Inspector Graves, who had recently in- vestigated the subject of irrigation on that reservation, were then under consideration and would doubtless be adopted, in which case the dam referred to would be abandoned. Since that letter was written the recommendations of the Inspector have been approved, and the Commissioner of Indian affairs directed to immediately carry them into effect. Your latest letter is tc-da? referred to the Commissioner of Indian affairs and directions given him net to permit the work to be neglected or delayed; and to cause the dam to be removed at the earliest practicable date, and that if this can- not be done before the next spawning season, that he cause to be constructed such a fish w

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1880
• booksubjecthorses
• bookyear1882