Nov. 24, 1906.] 
FOREST AND STREAM 
841 
Partly posted. 
Elberton.—Roberts, Central, $1 and $2. Quail, squirrel. 
Free. 
Plains.—Dean, $2. Scarce. Posted. 
Cusseta.—L. S. Hickey, J. Stephens, $1 and $2. Quail, 
doves. R. L. Wynn, J. S. Brown. Free. 
Ochwalkee.—None. Turkey, squirrel, quail. J. A. Sed- 
wick. Free. 
Collins.—Kennedy, $1 to $2. Quail, squirrel. J. J. 
Kennedy. Free. 
Sasser.—Bass, $2. Quail, deer. S. A. Brim, H. L. Hill, 
C. C. Anthony. Free. 
Rincon.—Gynann, $2. Quail. E. E. Hinley. Posted. 
Huntington.—A. S. Numra, $2. Quail. G. W. Numm. 
Free. 
Daisy. —Dyess. Quail. T. J. Edwards, J. Rogers. Part¬ 
ly posted. 
Ocilla.—George Wilcox, $2. Quail scarce. J. C. Gam- 
mage. , Partly posted. 
Pembroke.—Dukes, .$2. Quail. J. D. Williamson, J. H. 
Leonard. Free. 
Helena.—Brick, Turner, $1 and $2. R. Tompkins, J. N. 
Moses. Partly posted. 
Renfroes.—None. Quail. Partly posted. 
Fish.—J. F. Lawson, $1.—Quail plentiful. J. F. Lawson. 
Free. 
Gloster.—None. Quail plentiful. W. Arnold, C. M. 
Wynn, H. Harrington. Posted; fee prohibitory. 
Loganville.—Barley Hotel, $2. Quail. C. W. Braswell, 
A. C. Cooper, J. R. Stevens, D. Y. Hodges. Partly 
posted. 
Albany.—New Albany, St. Johns, Grand Central. Squir¬ 
rel, quail. H. T. McIntosh, E. N. Clark, B. M. 
Wilson. Partly posted. 
Pitts.—Malone, $2. Scarce. Partly posted. 
White Oak.—G. V. Baker, $2. Quail. G. O. Floyd. 
Posted. 
Louvale.—None. Quail. H. T. Cain, C. Hobbs. Free. 
Americus.—Windsor, Allen, Brown. Quail, wild turkey, 
duck. J. L. Hightower, H. W. Smithwick. Posted. 
Omaha.—One hotel, $2. Quail. Posted. 
Rochells.—Reid. Quail. H. Mashburn, J. H. Smith, W. 
G. Brown. Free. 
Lumpkin.—Corbett, Lawson, Hardy. Quail. J. F. 
Holder, Dr. W. P. Carter. W. L. Mardae. Free. 
Union.—None. Quail. J. I.. Banks. Free. 
Floyd.—Poor accommodations. Quail. T. L. Floyd. 
Free. 
Powder Springs.—E. Lir.dley. Quail, squirrel. G. Lind- 
ley, E. Apling, V. Elliott. Free. 
Hiram.—Paris House, $1. Quail. J. S. Tidwell. Free. 
Dallas.—Connolly Hotel, $2. Quail. Connolly Hotel. 
Mostly free. 
Grayson.—None. Quail. W. A. Cooper, W. P. Wil¬ 
liams. Posted. 
Tucker.—None. Posted. 
Colbert.—Glenn Hotel, $1.50. Quail. R. L. Estes, E. O. 
Childress, W. Glenn. Free. 
Heardment.—None. Quail, squirrel. T. B. Tucker, M. 
A. McCalla. Posted. 
Dacula.—N. G. Pharr, $1. Quail. N. G. Pharr. Free. 
Auburn.—Hawthorn House, $1. Quail, squirrel. R. 
Moore. Posted. 
Bogart.—Burson and Adair hotels, $1. Quail, squirrel. 
W. A. Munnally, T. D. Jennings, T. B. Hodges. 
Free. 
Esom.— Bofden, $2. Turkey, deer. T. Wheeler. F-ee. 
Cedartown.—Booz House, Right House, $2. Quail, duck, 
squirrel. W. S. Coleman. Posted. 
HOTEL KEEPS TROUT POND. 
Another step has been taken in that art of 
supreme simplicity which is fast becoming the 
distinctive feature of the London school of epi¬ 
cures. The Carlton hotel is bringing live trout 
from Barrasford-on-Tyne. The tanks in which 
they are carried are packed in ice, and the water 
is changed several times on the way, so that the 
fish arrive in London in prime condition. They 
are at once transferred to a great tank fed by 
water running over miniature icebergs. This 
tank is covered with wire netting to keep the 
vigorous fish from leaping out. Presently a glass 
will be fixed in an annex to the palm garden be¬ 
yond the restaurant, and those who are so pleased 
may go and see the actual fish caught ten minutes 
before they are served at table. Of course, this 
custom is a fairly common one on the continent, 
more especially at little inns among the moun¬ 
tains, but until M. Jacques took it in hand it has 
never been a success in London. Last year a 
visitor to Vevey spent one of the most exciting 
quarters of an hour of his life in trying to land 
a six pound carp for his lunch from the private 
fish pond of a little inn at Vevey. It was not 
until assistance had been given that the fish was 
triumphantly caught. Every year at the great 
London restaurants the demand for plain fare in¬ 
creases. Nothing could be more perfectly simple 
than “truite an bleu”—trout fresh from the stream, 
plainly boiled. London is setting a new fashion 
in epicureanism. It insists on the very best 
materials perfectly cooked and in such a manner 
that the original flavor is not lost. The age of 
the sauce is happily over. England is going back 
to plain boiled, grilled and roast meats, but dis¬ 
carding the coarseness of our forefathers in favor 
of the delicacy of French methods.—London Ex¬ 
press. 
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