Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-06-01 | Page 9 | S. L. Men Fined for Fishing Too Early

S SI S. L L. L MEN FINED FOR FISHING TOO EARLY HEBER CITY June 1 Two I-Two Two Salt 1 Lake jumping the gun on the opening of the fishing season paid fines in Justice Earl Smiths Smith's court here for catching a limit or so of trout at Stinking Springs near the Strawberry reservoir on Memorial Memorial Me Me- morial day Phil D. D Allison and Paul D. D Keyser Key- Key ser accompanying Mr Allison's small son were vere encamped along the stream Both were so busy instructing young Allison in the piscatorial art they could not have seen Game Warden Earl Clive lurking near by and ob observing observing observing ob- ob serving the outlawed lesson Jesson outlawed outlawed outlawed out out- because the instruction was al almost almost almost al- al most perfect in that each time a fly was cast a trout was dragged from the water Game Warden Clive interrupted the he instruction and took Mr Keyser and Mr Allison to lIeber Heber City Master Master Master Mas Mas- ter Allison trailed along as an art in interested interested interested in- in no lt novitiate ate in this new phase of instruction Upon the explanation of the game warden that fishing out of season isn't to be tolerated even at Stinking Springs Justice Smith gave the defendants defendants defendants de de- de- de their choice of paying a fine or posting bail for a later trial Mr 1 Keyser wrote a check for 50