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Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California
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Henry Smith, alias 'Cook,' killed a rare lynx while hunting on Table Mountain near Peppermint Falls; settlers claim it's the first in the area. The lynx was large, about 30 pounds.
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Last Sunday morning Henry Smith, alias "Cook," while out hunting on Table mountain, in the vicinity of Peppermint Falls, was introduced to a very formidable animal, into whose cat-like carcass he emptied the contents of a double-barreled shotgun. The animal, which had the appearance of a cat, though more powerful and much larger, proved to be a lynx, standing two feet and a half high, measuring three feet from tip to tip, and weighing about thirty pounds. This species of lynx is very scarce in this vicinity, and is said by old settlers to be the first ever seen in this neighborhood.—Sonora Democrat, July 10.
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Table Mountain, In The Vicinity Of Peppermint Falls
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Last Sunday Morning
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lynx killed; stood two feet and a half high, measured three feet from tip to tip, weighed about thirty pounds
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Henry Smith, while out hunting, encountered and shot a formidable cat-like animal that proved to be a lynx, a species very scarce in the vicinity and said by old settlers to be the first ever seen in the neighborhood