Dec. i, 1906.1 
FOREST AND STREAM. 
881 
West Norfolk.—Parson’s Hotel, Duke’s Hotel. Birds, 
fish. W. F. Hudson. Posted. 
West Point.—Hotel O’Conner, Terminal Hotel, $2.50 to 
$4.50; Ridgaway, $1. Duck, quail. C. W. Pumphrey, 
Geo. C. Guvernator. Posted. 
Wiehl.—Wiehle House, $2. Turkey, quail. Max. C. J. 
Wiehl. Posted. 
Winesap.—Private, $1. Various. J. C. Long, S. L. 
Loving. Partly posted. 
Winston.—Boarding house, J. E. Hull. Turkey, squirrel, 
quail. L. D. \\ inston, W. A. Burton, A. H. Wallace. 
Partly posted. 
Woodstock.—Geary Hotel, Hotel Holtzman. Partridges, 
pheasants. J. H. Clower. Partly posted. 
Yale.—Two boarding houses, $2. Deer, turkey, partridge. 
W. A. Owen. Free. 
Chatham.—Hotel Bennett, Hotel Chatham, Hotel Cen¬ 
tral. Quail, squirrels. J. H. Hargrave, Jr. Partly 
posted. 
Mt. Jackson.—St. Charles Hotel. Quail. Morgan Moore. 
Posted. 
Baskerville.—J. H. Gafford. Quail, squirrel. J. H. 
Gafford. Free. 
La Crosse.—D. L. Northington. Turkeys, quail, deer. 
D. L. Northington. Posted. 
Lester Manor.—Atkinson. W’aterfowl. F. F. Thompson. 
Partly posted. 
Chase City.'—Mecklenburg Hotel. Quail, turkey, deer, 
squirrel. Col. W. T. Hughes. Partly posted. 
Quinton.—No accommodations. Free. 
Nottoway.—Central Hotel, Burkville Hotel. Quail. J. 
H. Bosurel, J. P. Dahlborn. Partly posted'. 
South Hill.—Drummus Hotel. McAden's Hotel. Quail. 
Posted. 
Charlottesville.—Clermont, Gleason, Colonial hotels. 
Quail, squirrel, turkey. Ge.o. Brufify. Posted. 
RECREATION AND THE FOREST. 
From “Forestry and Irrigation.” 
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