ream. The princi- feet above sea-level. Lost Creek forms in pal objection to the fishing in Marvine 1 two branches at the north end of the park Lake is that it becomes tame after the and flowing one to the west and the other first or second day. But a little more to the east portion, they join at… … Lost Park has, up to three years ago, been practically unknown to the sports- man, and until then the deer held high carnival in thistheirchosen home. Even Some Finny Giants from the Marvine Game Country. now, although one cannot look down on five hundred bucks in a day as John Goff has done, there…
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