Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Thirteenth Biennial Report of the State Fish and Game Warden to the Governor of the State of Iowa: 1898-1899
The retaining ponds at Sabula and the fish car are supplied with water free of charge from the famous artesian well at Sabula. No better water can be found for this purpose.
The gathering of the fish from the bayous has been done by two and three gangs of men, and with the assistance of teams and small boats the fish have been brought to the retaining ponds, This work could be augmented by the use of a launch to tow the fish boxes up and down the river. The state should own a boat of this kind, both as a means of simplifying the work and as a matter of economy.
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