Identifier: ForeststreamXXIV (find matches)
Title: Forest and stream
Year: 1873 (1870s)
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Subjects: Periodicals Hunting Fishing Outdoor life Sports
Publisher: New York, N.Y. : (Forest and Stream Publishing Co.)
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Biodiversity Heritage Library

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ainted, and she isnow ready to start. She is commanded by Captain W. G. Snow,an experienced sailor, and will probaoly reach San Francisco about the end of June. FALL RIVER Y. C—Fall River, Feb. 86.—Editor Forest andStream: The Fall River Y. C. will hold their regatta for cat-rigged boats and sloops under 50ft. waterline, on May 80, 1885. It is to be an open race, the course from 18 to 20 miles over the club course onBlount Hope Bay. Will send sailing rules and particulars later.—S. BEVERLY Y. C—At the annual meeting held on Feb. 28, officersfor 1885 were elected as follows: Commodore, Gordon Dexter; v*iee-Uommodore, Howard Stockton; Secretary, w.L. Jeffr es; Measurer,F. Elliot Cabot; Regatta Committee, G. H. Richards. W. L. Jeffries,John Dane, Walter Abbot and C. F. Adams. A VISITOR NEXT SEASON.—Mr. Barlow Moore, the English marine artist, whose yachting sketches are so well known, will visit this country next summer to witness the Cup race. 116 FOREST AND STREAM. (March 5, 1885.
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Page 116 Forest and Stream - March 5, 1885 Image: SAIL PLAN OF CANOE SNAKE. Owner Mr. Gibson. The mainsail of 50 ft is a Mohican Settee. Snake first sailed 1883
PHCENIX Y. C.—A new yacht club was organized in Chicago, III.,Jan. 28, under the name of the Phoenix Y. C. The following officers were elected: Commodore, T. M. Bradley; Vice-Commodore, Oscar Krause: Rear-Commodore, Edward Hennessey: Secretary, J. J. Wilson; Treasurer, Chas. E. Brown; Measurer, Isaac Canney. The following yachts were represented: Ina, J. M. Bradley; Zephyr, Hennessey Bros.; O. K., Oscar Krause: Clara B., Chas. E. Brown; Frolic,McCarty& Larson; Peri, R. P. AIcDonald; Clio, Martin & Sonnewend; Wasp and the cutter Verve imported from England last season. r TJLERIN.—Mr. E. M. Padleford, of the S. C. Y. C, former owner ofthe Mona, 10-tonner, has lately purchased the famous 10-tonnerUlerin. She will he shipped across on a steamer. SCHOONERS FOR SALE.—Besides Crusader, both Montauk and Fleetwing are for sale through the deaths of their owners, Rear-Commodore Piatt and Mr. R. S. Elliott. Jfatswwg to (^vmBpandmtg. » IS

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