The Winter Fish Story Is Good

GUTHKIK, Vat) 18.I)iirinsf the past few days largo quantltiea of fish have been markeed m this citv by farmers and, au inquiry as to whore tiey securod them de■relops one oi the most rcmarkable froaks it a storm on record. Near Perkins, ihirty miles i ast of here. the Cimarrón iiver runs easc and west,; with a low Ivvnk on the south side. Daring the recent blizzurd when the wind blew at a terrino rate great banks of snow were fonned along the south bank of the river. NexC the wind blew so bard that it lifted the waves of water out of the rivcr and dashed them against the snow banks. As they recolel they left great big catflsh etleking head flrst In thesnowbank, where they trozo and remained. After the storm the settlers choppud them out and drew them away by the wagon load, many of the iish weighing twelve or fifteon pounds.