Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-09-28
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.
Missouri Game Laws.

ous birds.
Prairie chickens, pheasants, quail.
may be killed from November 1 till
January 1.
Woodcock, doves, nicadowlarks or
plover may be killed from August 1
till January 1.
Nets, traps, pens OF pits for the TAX
ing of aforementioned game prohib
tied.
Wild ducks may be killed from Oc-
tober 1 to April 1. Night shooting pro-
hibited.
Fish-Seines, nets of all kinds,
wires, traps and damns to catch fish
prohibited in all waters of the state
except by owners in ponds on and
streams bordering On private proper
ty; except that minnow nets not to
exceed Is feet in length may be used.
and except that nets may be used in
backwater from the Mississippi river.
Buying and selling game in close
season or having possession of I'M
lawfully killed game, misdemeanor.
Transporting game unlawfully
killed, agent or servant doing so
guilty of misdemeanor.
Quail may be netted by owner of
land, on his own premises, between
October Is and February /.
Nonresidents of the stare prohibited
from killing game in Missouri.
Violations prosecuted before any
court having jurisdiction of misde-
meanors and before police justices,
city judges or recorders.
Sheriffs, constables, 1narshals, mar
ketmasters, police officers and other
state and county officers, duty to ar
rest persons violating.
Recent Deaths.
Mrs. Robert Duff, aged rs, near Sal
is5ury. She was a, pioneer.
T. c. Greenup, Of Cartertown, Pet
tbs county, aged 90.
Frederick Schonde'micr, of Huso-
tonia, Pettis county, from injuries re-
ceived by a platform falling at the
fair.
Israel Nestlerode, aged so, for go
years resident of Bates county, near
Butler.
c. 1. Thompson, en- East Sedalia con-
tractor, aged 65, veteran of the civil
war on the Union side.
Mrs Mary Stoker, aged 81, at Sails
bury.
J. III. Nimms, one Of the oldest farm
ers of Newton county.
DR.. Otto L. Barrett, well-known at
Holden.
1. j. Harmer, cashier of the Miami
savings bank, aged So. He was con-
federate veteran.
S. NJ. Tinker, at the residence of his
daughter in Humansville. He was one
of the oldest citizens of Polk county,
and had served 90 years as county sur
veyor.
George Johannes, of the implement
firm of Johannes & Sons, of Lamar,
Nevada and Rich Hill, at his home in
Lamar.
Northern Missouri Corn.
In the northern sections of the state
all the early corn and a considerable
portion of the later planting is out of
danger from frost, and cutting is well
advanced, but some of the late corn
will require from one to three weeks
more to mature.
Wheat Sowing
Wheat sowing is in progress to a
greater or less extent in nearly all sec
tons, but over much of the state the
ground has been too dry to work to
early-sown wheat is reported up and
looking well.
Had TrOubIe with Sxxeefhe1rt
Miss Ella A. Moore, who lived near
Clermont, Nodaway county, committed
suicide by taking strychnine. She told
friends that she had trouble with her
sweetheart, and did not care to live.
weather VIII Not Affect 1t.
In nearly all of the southern coun
ties the corn crop is now no nearly
matured, or so badly dried up, as to
be unaffected by future weather con-
ditions.
Slept in a Dangerous Place.
c. w. Cleary, engineer at the cleo
trio power house at Webb City, went
TO sleep on a belt, the fireman started
the machinery and Cleary was killed.
His Own Successor.
r. B. Speed has been appointed by
Gov. Stephens to succeed himself as
coal oil inspector at ST. Louis. The
place is worth about $4,000 net a year.
Were Good Enough for Beef.
Texas steers brought to ST. Louis for |
Inhibition purposes, were, owing to |
violation of the quarantine rules, |
and disposed of as beef.
We'll Supplied with Money.
ST. Louis banks are well supplied |
With money, and are meeting demands
'or money to move crops. The New
York banks reserves is exhausted.
A Very Foolish Girl.
Tiliie Burner, aged II, of ST. Louis
zept late hours, and when reproached
oy her father, took poison and dies.
She said she couldn't be good.
Damaged by Fire.
The elegant residence of Arthur
Naltby, on West Fourth street, Se-
lalia, was partially destroyed by fire
| few days ago.
December and May Again.
Christian F. kruso. leaning on a
anc, and confessing 10 IS summers,
Welded Mary A. Burke, aged 20, At
layton.
Mining Land Sold.
The Leonard Land, in Chitwood Hol-
ow, 120 acres, near Joplin, sold for
30O,OU0. This does not include the
eases.