Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1923-07-16 | Page 10 | Bass Planted near Canyon

BASS PLANTED NEAR CANYON Sanitarium Pond Gets Consignment Chinese Pheasants Let Loose Fifteen hundred black bus bass were Saturday in the pond o of the Ogden s n near ar the mouth I ot of the canlon can on by John Mattson and Chares Gilmore secretary tary of ot the tho Fish and Game Pro Pro- Protective Pro The fish were d from the federal fth Clah hatchery at Chinese pheasants were also re- re re- re rc-learod rc leaFed bared at t arlous arlous arious points In and md on tho tooth foothills Ills east ot of the tho thy city and near the town ot of o Ula- Ula tah tab tah 1 Ih h county cOt game wardens are ti to propagate the species and andIn andin andIn In a t few I ears cars they ii will ill iii furnish huntIng for tor the local A Af AV Afew f V scars car ngo some ome ChInese phea phea- pheasants pheasants sante wore ore turned loose looe in Wash Wash- and Oregon and after a CP tf feu 5 ears cars protection the birds are arenow arenow no now completely established d and 11 0 u ed by the thousands Tb birds readily adapt themselves S to 1 the he ne new surroundings surroundIng Lat Last year a large largo number of ot y yol- yol yel yellow l- l low perch and some trout were p In III the tho sanitarium pond and the fishinG closed for tor two moro more cais Tho pond Is now teeming with Ith silver sliver sides sides which will II furnish plenty of ot food tor for the tho bass when they are larger Mr galo ealo