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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-09-09
PRZEGLAD
POuTYKI MIEDzYNARODOWEL
(Samorzqd ziemskl ma Litwie).
CRicdTo 9 wrzeSnia.

Ma Litwie istnieje obecnie cze-
Sciowy samorzqd, a mianowicie
miejski kt6ry wprowadzono tam
r6wnoezesnie / W tym samym "a
kresie, co W rdzennej Rosyi. Nato-
miast samorzadu wiejskiego czyi
ziemskiego, kt6rym cieszy sic VIA
sciwa Rosya oddawna, ME wprO-
wadzano ma Litwie ze wzgled6w
politycznych W przewidywa-
niu, ze mia}by W MIN zywio} polski
ze wzgledu ma swa siie liczebna
stanowcza przewage.
Obecnie W "odnowionej Rosyi"
przystepujqe do 'powolnego wpro-
wadzenia umiarkowanych reform"
zamicrza Rad Stolypina wprowa-
die r6wniez samorzqd ziemski ma
Litwie. Reforma ia mia1sby dla
Litwy istotnq donioslos6 ! przynio-
sEaby tamtajszemu spoleczenstwu
prawdziwq korzys5, gdyby wla5nie
ME istniala ia sama che5 rzadu, co
dawniej, ograniczenia do-jak maj
mniejszvch granic wp}yw6w pol
skieh ma samorzqdne instytucye
ziemskie.
Id2ce W tym kierunku usilOwa-
MIA rzadu popieraja dzisiaj oczy-
wiscie jak najgorecej zywioly car
nosecinne, kt6re, jak wszedzie ma
kresach, rozwielmozni}y sic szcze-
g6lnie ma Litwie. Doskonale ze sto-
sunkami ma Litwie obznajmiony
autor artykulu W jednym ostat-
mich numer6w G{oSu WarSza,U-
SkiegO zwraca uwage spo}eczeGstwa
polskiego ma to, jak juz cd lat xii
ku, cd czasu, kiedy zdawal sic po
Rosyi powiewa6 lagodniejszy
wiatr, obozy reakcyjne wszelkich
odcieni poczely ma Iamach prasy
prawicowej prowadzi6 zawzieta
agitacye, azeby W przyszlyeh "a
rzQdach ziemskich odsunaG Pola-
k6w cd przewagi, wp}ywu, pre-
dewszystkiem cd. .. p}atnych pO-
sad. Jak W zaborze pruskim, tax i
na Litwie, Gala tre5G polityki pa
tryotycznej" sprowadza sic villas
ME do owych stanowisk piatnych,
kt6re prawdziwi Rosyanie uwazaia
"a tax wylaczny i bezsprzeczny
sw6j przywiIej, ze chyba zyciem
pozwola go sObie wydrzec.
Wszakze wprowadzenie, jed
mel strony systemu wyborczego,
z drugiej dazenie do usuniecia "a
wszelka Gene Polak6w, stwarza
zagadnienie zaiste trudne do roz-
wiazania, jesli zwlaszcza poza
tym powstaje grozne widmo rady-
kalizmu, stale podsycanego przez
diva pierwiastli: agitacye sOcyali-
styczna i "iscie rosyjskq". Bo cho6
pierwsza dzia}a przeciwko "O5ywa-
telom ziemskim" a druga przeciw-
ko ''Polakom'', to jednak W wyni-
ku ostatecznym schodzQ sic one i
ida jaknajzgodniej reka " reke.
Sprawl samorzadu ziemskiego
rozpatrywana bedzie W poezQtkach
jesiennej sesyi Dumy. Tymczasem
zas, wladze administraeyjne CORA
czkowo zbierajq wszelkie dane co
do ilosci j "jako5ci'' przysziych
wybOrc6w. Przez "jako56'' nalezy
tn rozumieG narodowosc, ma kt6ra
wszystkie ok6lniki ministeryalne,
Rubernatorskie it'd. zwracaja maj
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-09-09
Telegramy kraiowe.

Washington, D. c., 9 wrzesnia.
= Urzad rolnictwa podaJe do
wiadomosci przecietny zbior ku-
kurydzy W dniu wrzeSnia b. r.
Przecietnie wynosi 74.6 procent,
przeciw 79.1 w tym samym dniu
roku ubieglego. Przecietna zbio-
row pszenicy W powyzszych
dniach przedstawia sic W procen-
tach 1851 77.6. CA wiec roku bic
zacego znacznie pomyslniejszy
zbi6r. Przyp. red.)
Wedlug poszczeg6lnych Sta
now przedstawia sic zbior kuku-
rydzy w roku biezacym, ubieg}ym
przecieciu dziesiecioletniem ma
stepujaco:
Illinois 84-72-o3.
Iowa 79-SO-S2.
Texas 55-85-74.
Missouri 6S-72-79.
Nebraska 6S-S2-S0.
Kansas 57-72-72.
Oklahoma 42-7S-T8.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-09-09

giy sic wladze porozumiec re sa-
siedniemi zarzadzic poscig "a
banda.
Bandyci ujechawszy pare mil
poza miejsce zbrodni, zatrzymali
lokomotywe wpadli do sasie-
dniego lasu.
Petersburg, 9 wrzesnia. Wczo-
raj zapadi wyrok sadu wojskowe-
go, zasadzajacy szeregowca Kari
ma ma s1niert, "a usifowany "a
mach morderczy ma jenerala
Miszczenke. Zamachu tego chcial
dokonac Karin podczas rewyi woj
skowych w Turkestanie W roku
1908, strzeliwszy ma odleglosc
1000 jardow do jenera}a Misz-
czenki raniac go lekko.
Christiania, 9 wrzesnia. Wediug
wiadomosci Tromsoe zaniechai
Walter Wellmann dalszych wy
praw do bieguna poinocnego, po-
lecajac odprawic 3 wartownikow,
kt6rych utrzymywal w Virgo
Bay ma Szpicbergu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-09-09
Wyprawa pO EskimOs6w. Opinia amerykanskiegO
geOgrafa. POdr6z Pearyego utrudniOna.
Zegluga napowietrZna.
Banda rabusiow. Smierc "a zranienie'


Ameryce Illinois g0rue. NOwy bskup Fill
pin Wymana proiesor0W Leharz pod zarzuten zbrOdni
Trup w wOrku Pittsburgh spok6j RObOtncy wracaia
do piracy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-09-09

Arkansas 65-S0-7S.
Mississippi 6s-s'-'o'
o,,;s;.n. S7-S6-80.
South Carolina S2-Sl-'o.
South Dakota 9o-oo-o''
Virginia 75-S9-o''
Zbi6r pszenicy jarej W tych sa-
mych czasokresach przedstawla
sic:
North Dakota S5-1o-'4.
Minnesota 92-e4-'o.
South Dakota SS-S3-'s.
Washington 9o-oo-o4.
Scranton, Pa, 9 wrzesnia. Clio
mex Zakonu Passyonistow Pre-
wielebny ks. Felix's Ward zostai
zanlianowany biskupem Filipin.
San Francisco, Cal, 9 wrzesnia.
- DR.. Benjamin Ide Wheeler,
prezydent uniwersytetu kalivor-
nijskiego, odjezdza W biezacym
tygodniu do Berlina, gdzie obej-
mule ma przeciag dwoch lat wy
klady w miejsce Hadley'a Yale.
(Stalo sic to zgodnie z zyczeniem
cesarzaWilhelma, ktory zaprojek-
towal tax zwana ,wylniane pro-
fesor6w". - Przyp. Red.)
Detroit, Mich, 9 wrzesnia. -
Aresztowano tu znanego lekarza
Ora Georgia A. Fritsch'ego pod
zarzutem zamordowania Panny
Maybelle Millman, kt6rej zwaoki
znaleziono w Ecorfe Creek zaszy-
te we worku.
DR.. Fritsch liczy lat AZ, miesz-
ka we wlasnej realnosci przy
Trumbull Avenue. Pochodzi on z
urodzenia Kanady, z narodowo-
Sci jest Niemcem.
DR.. Fritsch znajdowa} sic juz
raz w podobnem polozeniu w
kwietniu r. 1907, kiedy to zan1o--
dowano panne ~Edyte Presley j
r6wniez zaszyto zwioki W worku.
| Z braku dowodow zostal jednako-
woz uwolniony.
Celem sprawdzenia i wykrycia
sprawcy ohydnego mordu, odbe-
die sic rewizya przesylek pocz-
towych, majaca wykazac osobe'
ktora swego czasu nsdawaia list
pieniezny do p. Millman. Szeryt
CASTOR otrzymal juz potrzebne
dla przeprowadzenia rewizyi ze-
zwolenie cd waszyngtohskeJ
wladzy pocztowej.
Ann Arbor, Mich, 9 wrzesnia.
-Zbadano, re ma try tygodnie
przed dniem krytycznym otrzy-
mala zamordowana Millmanow-
ma list pieniezny, ma skutek kto-
rego wyjechala, powiadamiajac
swa matke, re pieniadze nadesaa-
la jej panna Henning, jej serde'
czna przyjaciolka.
Szeryf CASTOR jest zdania, te
pieniadze pochodza Cd lekarza,
kt6ry chcial ma pannie dokonae
,,niedozwolonej operacyi", a sko-
70 operacya sic ME udala ! spo-
wodowala smierc, pokawalkowat
ciaio nieszczeSliwej zaszyi W
worku.
Panne Henning zamknieto W
odosobnieniu dla swiadkow.
Detroit, Mich, 9 wrzesnia. -
Mimo energicznego sledztwa nile
wykryto dotad wiasciwego spraw
ce mordu ma pannie Millman,
gdyz slady So TAX umiejetnie ! tax
szczegoiowo zatarte, ze trudno
| dojsc jakichkolwiek najmniej-
szych okolicznosci mordu. Jedy.
ME brak jednej czesci ciala, po-
twierdza poniekad przypuszcze-
ME szeryfa, re czynu dokonal le-
karz po nieudalej niedozwolonej
operacyi.
Pittsburg, Pa, 9 wrzesnia. -
Nienal jednoglosnie postanowili
strajkujacy robotnicy fabryki
Pressed Steel Car Co" w Nc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-09-09


! poczynione obserwacye. Z bic
giem czasu bede mogl podac do
wiadomosci og6lnej szczegoly'
kt6re usuna wszelkiego rodzaju
watpliwoSci, co do tego, re bylem
ma biegunie polnocnym. w kolcu
podam pod sad opinii calego
swiata mole odkrycie.
ME bede sic wdawai Z koman-
dorem Peary'm w zadne swary,
lub dysputy, wyjatkiem tego je-
dnego zarzutu, re mialem rzeko-
mo poslugiwac sic zapasami jego.
Jest to wymysl tenn dowolniejszy,
re to Peary poslugiwa} sic mole
mi zapasami. ma co nam pisemne
dowody. Co do Eskimosow i ich
ewentualnego opowiadania, musi
sic wzi2G pod uwage okolicznosc,
ae jest to ciemny, koczowniczy
narod'.
Telegram Peary'ego spowodo-
wal, re przyjaciele ORA Cooka
napierali ma niego, ably jak marry
CHIEF przedlozyl wymowne dowo-
dy ma twierdzenie swoje, re Cd
kryl biegun potnocny. Tym odpo-
wiedziat DR.. Cook: ,,Dowody ma
stapia, skoro ma ME czas przyj-
dzic".
Zadecydowano tn, re DR.. Cook
mySle okret do Grenlandyi, ce-
lem sprowadzenia tych Eskimo
sow, kt6rzy mu towarzyszyli do
bieguna p6inocnego.
Niewiadomo jeszcze, czy okre
tenn tym dowodzic bedzie kapitan
Sventrop i on postara sic o przy-
wiezienie Eskimosow, czy tez sam
DR.. Cook pojedzie.
Eskimos6w przewiezionoby
wprost do Ameryki, ably tam
przed rzeczoznawcami zlozyh
swiadectwo, co do odbytej z DR..
Cookiem podrozy do bieguna.
Postanowienie to DR., Cooka -
oraz jego zinpna krew pewnoSt
siebie rozwialy W znacznej czesci
watpliwosci, jake powsta}y po
nadejSciu znanego telegramu Cd
Peary'ego.
Duhczyk6w podtrzymuje to je-
szcze w sympathy dla ORA Cooka,
ze Peary swego czasu obszedi sic
bezwzglednie jednym z dun,
skich podr6znikow do bieguna
p61nocnego i w tym duchu pisza
dzienniki dunskie, przywodzac
ten fakt ma pamiec spo}eczen-
stwu.
Kopenhaga, 9 wrzesnia, Praw-
dziwosc slow Ora Cooka stwier-
dza Daugaard Jensen, duhski in
spektor polnocnej Grenlandyi. O.
$wiadczyI on wobec reprezentan-
ia ,,Prasy stowarzyszonej", ze
twierdzenia Ora Cooka polegaja
ma prawdzie. Twierdzenie swoje
opiera Jensen ma tenn, re W pier
wszei linii dowiedzial sic o do
tarciu do bieguna Cd Eskimosow,
dopiero p6zniej Cd Ora Cooka.
Halifax, N. S. G., 9 wrzesnia.-
Nadeszla tn wiadomoSc Red
Bay w Labradorze, wedlug kt6rej
ma pokladzie ~okretu Roosevelt"
ma kt6rym sic znajduje Peary re
swa ekspedycyq, daje sic odczu
wac dotkliwy brak zaPas6w we
gla ! drzewa, wobec czego okret
ME robi wiecej jak 5 wez}6w ma
godzine. Spodziewajq sic, re okret
zawinie w ciagu dnia dzisiejszego
Go Red Bay, celem zaopatrzenia
sic W zapasy wegla. Me ulega
watpliwoSci, re Peary bedzie
stamtad telegrafowal.
Philadelphia, Pa, 9 wrzesnia.
= Henry G. Bryant, prezydent
geograficznego Stowarzyszenia w
Filadelfii wyrazit sic o depeszy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-09-09

Dokohczenie ma ssronicy 4tcj.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-10-16
FOR THE BIRDS

SAID In its favor. If persisted In this
whole class Of game birds will in time
disappear. Many states have stopped
4. and each state which continues to
allow It is making itself a stumbling
block in the path of progress and In
Turing its neighbors by weakly yield
ing to greedy and ignorant clamor on
the part Of a few who. after all, are
but q small minority.
As for the licensing of hunters. with
moderate fees, 1t Is the approved way
to secure revenue to employ wardens
and enforce the game laws, Twenty
four states are trying 1t successfully.
aud no state which has tried 1t has
ever given 1t up. From the proceeds
thereof they finance game commissions
and make effective the warden serv-
ice, introduce new game stock and
even pay back into the state treasury
large sums of money. The principle Of
1t u suft aud fair. because the wild
game is a public asset, ana any one
who takes 1t for private use ought to
be willing TO pay for the special privi-
iege the moderate amount asked.
The policy of the National Associa-
ton of Audubon Societies Is to make
special efforts at strategic points. So
for instance, at present New Jersey is
being made a center Of effort. Massa-
chusetts, Connecticut and New York
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-10-16
SUM MONS

State Of Nevada, County Of Eureka, 50. In
Justices Court, Palisade Township.
@. J, Mcbride, Plaintiff. VS.. John Jury, De-
endant.
The State Of Nevada to John jury:
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me, a Justice Of the Peace in and for Palisads
Township, County and State aforesaid, at my
Office in Palisade, to answer the complaint OF
Plaintiff. within FIVE days after service on you
Of this exclusive of the day OF ser
vice, il the m be served in the Town
ship or City in which the action is brought.
Ten days If served out Of the Township OF
City, but within the County in which the
action is brought, and twenty days II served
elsewhere. Wherein Plaintiff claims to re.
cover from you the sum of Twenty-Five and
5000 dollars tS22, h0l and costs OF suit, Tor
board and lodging furnished you at your own
request, a. fully set forth in Plaintiffs com
plant on file in my office.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear and answer the complaint as afore'
said, judgment by default will be taken against
you for the sum of Twenty-Five and 5O-lO
dollars 1922. 50l and costs Of suit.
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF sait
County, Greeting:
Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of DC
tober, A. d. 1909.
j. NJ. REQUA, Justice Of the Peace
County and State aforesaid.
C. j. McBRIDE, Attorney for Plaintiff.
J Last publication November 20, 1909.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-10-16
Invents Machine To Feed Stock

An invention which is attracting considerable attention at the
Inland Empire fair now being held in Salt Lake Cityis an automatic
bav and grain feeder. The device, which was invented by two
young men of that city, is described as follows by the Tribune;
at consists Of a manger parttioned off into three compart-
ments, one for water, one for grain In the loft, just above the
manger, and connected with it by chutes, are the bins for the hay
and grain. and these are connected with an alarm clock so that
when the alarm is set for a certain hour the bins are opened auto
mahcany at their hour, letting the hay and grain down through
the chutes below.
1.-THE water is let into the trough in the Manager by an automatic
valve and goes in Just as fast as the animals drink it. The beauty
of the invention is that the farmer, or teamster, before retiring for
the night, can put the hay and grain into the bins for feeding his
stock the next morning and then wind up the alarm on the clock
attachment. set it for the hour he wants his stock fed, and he
NAV then rest assured that it will be done at that time without he
or any one else ever touching another hand to it. Instead of hav-
ing to get up an hour earlier in the cold Winter mornings to feed
and water his stock, he can, with the assistance OF this device, do
the whole thing the night before and then sleep a little later ana
know that the animals are not neglected"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-10-16
NICELY TRIMMED.
The Way keene Got Square With the
Railroad Officials.

Railroad Officials.
James r. Keene was nicely trimmed
once. He told the story himself:
81 used to live out In the country
and rode TO and from New York every
day on a little jerkwater road. One
day, when l forgot my ticket. the con-
ductor, whom / knew well enough t.
call by his first name. refused to ac-
cept my money when | tried to pay
my fare. He dropped me off the train
into six inches of the thiekest. stick
lest mud in the world. BY the time
/ got to a road where l could hail a
Wagon l was mud to my knees.
81 was roaring, raving, frantic mad.
When l got to New York my first call
was on the officials of the road. l
wanted that conductor fired. | had to
interview every cussed little petty Of
fetal Of the road before got to the
president. Every one of them insulted
me in the most judicial way. When
l got to the president / was a howl
ing, ripping maniac. He listened to
me for a moment and told his secre-
tary to throw that ruffian downstairs
"And the secretary would have done
1t, too, IL l hadn't beat him to the
door. As soon as | could get to my
broker / told him to buy the control
ling interest in that road. 1t took me
q week to get it, and ! had to climb
high for some of the stock. Then
l threw out every official that had
scorned me. l was just beginning TO
get back into my usual placid state
Of mind when one day l saw a famil-
lar face at the track. 1t was the on
ductor who had thrown me off. He
waved to me blandly. Just bought a
little place out this way he said.
You know, that stock you bought be-
longed to us. The X, NJ and z. was a
close corporation, and we got you mad
on purpose. We stung you good"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-10-16
His Mistake.

A congressman was asked by a
newspaper man to affirm or deny a
story of current interest relating to a
bit of legislation.
"Did you ever hear the advice Of the
old politician?" replied the congress.
man.
The newspaper man admitted he had
not.
"Well, this particular individual was
running for office. His opponents
charged him with being a CRATER. II
made him mad. but he did not deny it.
Next somebody said he was a liar.
That made him madden, but he did not
deny 1t. Then some virtuous citizen
said he was a profane man. He great
ly feared this charge would cost him
the church vote, but he did not deny
1t.
when they finally said he had made
a deal with the corporations in order
to be elected he got SO blamed mad he
could not hold in any longer, and he
denied that. and, by George, they prov
ed 1t on him! Deny nothing"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-10-16

DowNy -woODPECKER, RISING CREST, EVER
EXT FOB 0RUBs.
out 1t is not SO. 1t Is not the case In
old England. and 1t need not be so
here. The present conditions are
largely due to past indifference, blind
ness and unchecked greed. The mas
sacre can be stopped and the species
which we still have can be saved II
only the American people viii arouse
to their responsibility.
Just now we are really beginning to
do some sober thinking about "the o n
~servation Of the national resources"
which has become one Of the great
themes Of the present age. Birds and
harmless wild game are ~assuredly one
of the nations most valuable assets.
The public is beginning to see It
S~portsmen, agricultural interests. low
ers Of wild nature. are becoming
aroused. Many organizations have
been and are being formed to save the
wild birds and game. among which Is
the great National Association Of Au-
dubon Societies. with local organiza-
lions In nearly every state Of the
Union. 1t Is doing a tremendous edu-
~catonal, protective and legislative
work. with the policy Of selecting GER
tain strategic things to do and making
great efforts to put them through.
At present two of these paramount
issues are the stopping Of spring shoot
ing and a collecting of a license fee
from all hunters by law in each state.
The custom Of shooting wild fowl and
shore birds on their spring migration
north Is n Of the principal causes
OF their determination. II is simply
suicidal to kill natures selected breed
Ing stock at this time. The traffic alb
solutely cannot stand the gun tariff
levied upon It. There IL nothing to be
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-10-16
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE TO
IIEnn0LDERS AND CLAIMANTS

Notice is hereby given that the John
Arvidson Company, a copartnership, consist
ing of Albert HIGHLAND, Frank Nelson, John
Aryidson, Fred Gustafson, Charles Nelson,
Halvor Nerison and David Sunstrom. did, on
the 21st day Of September, 1903, commence
an action to foreclose a certain mechanic's
lien fled by said copartnership in the office OF
the County Recorder Of Eureka County on
April 5, 1909, in liber No. 2 OF Liens at page
.25S, claiming a lien against the Western Pa
cifc Railroad, owned by the Western Pacific
Railway Company, . corporation, Tor work
and labor performed by said copartnership in
Section 635, between stations LAO and l75O,
in Eureka County, State Of Nevada.
All persons holding or claiming liens under
the provisions Of Section 1895, Cuttings Com
piled Laws of Nevada, on said premises, are
hereby notified to be aud appear before the
District Court Of the Third Judicial District
Of the State of Nevada, in and for Eureka
County, on the LIST day of November, 1909,
and to exhibit then and there the proof OF
their said liens.
Said Western Pacific Railroad. the premises
to be charged with the lien, consists Of a line
Of railroad extending from Salt Lake City. in
the State Of Utah, to and through the State
of Nevada and to and through the State Of
California to the City Of San Francisco.
+. 8. GEDNEY.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Last publication October %.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-10-16

State of Nevada, County Of Eureka, IS. In
Justices Court, Palisade Township.
j. p. Raine & Son, Plaintiffs, vs. j. H.. Ne
vile, Defendant.
The State Of Nevada to J. ii. Neville:
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me, a Justice Of the Peace in and for Palisade
Township, County and State aforesaid. at my
office in Palisads. to answer the complaint OF
Plaintiff, within five days after service on you
Of this exclusive of the day Of ser
vice, if the luminous be served in the Town
ship or City in which the action is brought.
Ten days il served out of the Township OF
City, but within the County in which the
action is brought, and twenty days If served
elsewhere. Wherein Plaintiff claims to re-
cover from you the sun OF Forty-two and
300 dollars (S42. 05), costs Of suit and attor-
ney's fees. for merchandise, wares, ETC., puI-
chased by you, as fully set forth in Plaintiff I
complaint on file in my office.
And you are hereby notified that if you fai
to appear and answer the complaint as afose.
said, Judgment by default will be taken against
you for the sum Of Forty-two and 5.l0O dol
lars $500 and costs Of suit.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of saic
County, Greeting:
Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of Octo
Der, A. ID. 1909.
j. NJ. REQUA, Justice of the Peace,
County and State aforesaid.
GEORGE II. KENYON, Attorney for Plaintiff
Last publication November 70, 1909.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-10-16
BY X. JOB.


tAuthor OF Wild Wings" The Sport OF
Bird Study" etc. Photographs by the
author.l
"HE time has come when. II we
are to have any birds or wild
game left on this continent, we
must fight hard for 1t. Species
after species is fading from existence
right before our eyes. The millinery
fad for the wearing Of wild bird
plumage, If not checked, would soon
make our national domain birdless.
Insect pests now cause a loss to agri-
culture of $500, 000,0 600 annually. Ex-
cessive shooting. particularly that in
the spring, is using up our fine game
species of wild fowl and shore birds
at q terrible rate. The Labrador duck
long ago became extinct. and the wood
duck. our most beautiful native water
fowl, will soon be lost unless meas
ures are taken to stop 1t. The beau
tiful little teals and other fine edible
ducks are vanishing from the eastern
parts of the United States Every one
knows how about twenty years ago
the immense hordeS OF wiz or passen-
ger pigeons which used to darken the
sky by their multitude were finally
exterminated. Just in the same way
has the Eskimo curlew disappeared,
which used to leave Labrador by mil
lions and appear along our Atlantic
coasts in great focks in early fall.
Its companion. the celebrated golden
plover. is rapidly approaching the same
fate and with 1t the sickle billed cur
lew. the two godwits, the eastern vii.
let. the upland plover and the piping
plover. In fact. all III shore birds are
in danger. Except in the south and
west there are hardly any left.
Some say that with the growth Of
population this is bound to be the case
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-10-16
Setting spureeon Right.

Mr.. Sturgeon, the great English
preacher. used to tell this story upon
himself with glee: On one occasion he
found himself in a railway carriage
with a rather sou looking spinster,
with whom he entered into converse
ton. She did not appear to recognize
him, and as the train passed Kelvedon
he pointed out the village, remarking
"a very great man was born there
Mr.. Spurgeon, the preacher"
The spinster looked hard at him fol
some moments and then replied with
awful solemnity, IF st. Paul had beer
passing his birthplace he would have
said, "A very great sinner was borr
there Mr.. Spurgeonw