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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-03-18
A Reliable Remedy
FOR
CATARRH
EIy's Cream Balm

70 quickly absorbed.
Gives Relief at Once.
It cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased mem-
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-03-18
THE GUN FOR DUCKS

THE GUN FOR DUCKS
as we'll as other wildlfowl is the Rem
ington Autol0ading Shotgun. No
kick means Increased pleasure, the
solid breech means absolute safety,
the single barrel means ease in ham
ding.
Moderate Price-s40 land upwards,
subject to dealers discounts.
Remington Arms Co.
Write to M. Hartley Co., Sole Rep
resentatives, 313-315 Broadway, New
York City.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-05

I place them In private ponds at any
time OF the year. except as provided
III section 3 of this act. and It shall
be n misdemeanor for any person or
persons to sell or offer for sale any
1sh not propagated or grown In priv
ate ponds; provided, that carp. suck
ers, club. mullet and catfish may be
sold at any time
Sec. LIT shall be a felony for
any person to kill or take any fish
from any Of the waters of this state
by use of any poison. deleterious or
stupefylng drug, giant powder, or
quick lime, or any explosive substance
whatever or TO take or place in or on
the surface of such waters any giant
powder, quick lime, OF explosive sub
stance, or any poison, deleterious or
Stupefying drug. or to have In his pos
session any fish killed or taken by
the use or aid of any of these sub.
stances.
Sec. 17.-It shall be misdemean-
or for any person to take any fish
from the waters of the state by the
erection of any wire, dam, fence,
wheel, basket, net. seine. setline,
sieve, gun or grabbing hook. or by
any other device whatever that may
be used In the unlawful catching of
fish, provided, that for the purpose
of catching carp, clubs, mullets, bull
heads. catfish or suckers, and for
these fish only, seines not more than
two hundred yards long and twelve
feet wide. with meshes not less than
one and one-half inches square for
fifty yards In the center and with
meshes not less than two inches
square in the wings thereof may be
used in the following named waters
only; Bear and Sewer rivers, the
Colorado. Green, Grand and San Juan
rivers. In Gunnison reservoir, San
Pitch river, Burrville reservoir. Sewer
race, from Blackknowl's creamery
north to the county line. between San.
pete and Sewer counties. The Otter
creek reservoir to include the Otter
creek as far north as the old reservoir
in the narrows. about six miles below
Greenwich, the mouth of the canal
that empties into the said Otter creek
reservoir from the east fork OF the
Sewer river, and the east fork of the
Sewer river from Its junction with the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-05

=, commissioner during and not later
than the second week in November,
| and oftencr IL so requested by the
] state commissioner.
/ SEC. Sit shall be the duty OF the
game warden to take or cause To be
taken In the best practical manner any
imported fish, mountain trout, bass or
herring found In pools OF other places
where receding waters from rivers,
streams. canals or other waterways
have left them and which are likely
10 become dry. and TO make the best
disposition OF the dead fish In the
interest OF the state fish and game
fund. and to carefully put back the
live flsh into state waters. All per
sons. corporations, or companies own
ing or controlling irrIgating canals,
bitches or mill races for irrigation, or
operating mill or power plants of any
kind, before draining any such canal.
ditch or mill race for any known pur-
pose shall give notice to a game war
den at least FIVE days prior to such
DRAWINGS. Upon failure to comply
with the provisions OF this section It
shall be deemed a misdemeanor and
punishable by fine of not less than
SIS.
Sec. 9.-The owners OF any dam
across any OF the public streams in
this state either now In use or here
after built shall. II SO required by the
state commissioner or game warden
and under his supervision. erect suit
able flshways to allow the free and
uninterrupted passage Of fish up and
down the streams. said f1shways TO be
built and maintained by the owner or
said dam. IL shall be unlawful and
misdemeanor for any person or per-
sons. corporation. OF corporations. OF
companies to build or maintain any
dam that Will be the means of killing
or destroying the fleh passing up and
down the streams. And 1t shall be a
miedemeanor for any person or per
sons, corporations, or companies own
Ing any mill, factory or reduction
works In this state to cause or permit
any refuse matter from said mills,
factories or reduction works to be
washed. dumped, OF placed in any OF
the streams or waters of this state,
or to place such refuse matter from
said mills, factories or reduction
nOlho III SipoC PipAihiieg W oily
of the streams that the same might be
washed into said streams by rains
Any person or persons found violating
the provisions of this section shall be
guilty of misdemeanor and fined not
less than 500 for such violation, and
each day shall constitute a separate
offense.
"Sec. 10 1t shall be unlawful for any.
one to catch trout less than six inches
long, or any trout mountain herring.
or any other game fish less than six
Inches long: provided, that the word
angling as used in this act Is de-
fined to be fishing with a rod or pole
held In the hand or hands, the rod or
pole to have attached thereto only one
line and the line to have attached
thereto artificial fly hooks not exceed
ing two in number, or two baited
hooks. or one baited fish hook with
not more than one gang of not more
than three hooks or one trolling
spoon Any person. or persons, cor
poration or company to take any water
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-05

waters OF otter creek, one-fourth OF
n mile below the said Otter creek res
ervoir, and In Price river from Spring
Glen to Green, Carbon county, In Red
mond lake. In Weber river below It's
junction with the Ogden river, In Bear
river below Deweywlle. and In Utah
lake. and Jordan river at any time, ex-
cept Utah lake, where It shall be un-
lawful to use seines from June / TO
September 1. and then only in the
presence OF a game warden who shall
be paid not to exceed SO per day by
the party drawing the seine; provided.
that before any person shall use
seine In the waters named in this sec
tion. such persons shall procure a sein-
ers license. which can be procured
from the state commissioner on pay
ment of S1,00 Any person violating
any of the provisions of this section
shall be guilty of misdemeanor and
fined not less than $50 for each offense.
IL shall be lawful TO use spears with
or without torch or lamplight for the
taking and killing of carp and suckers
only. at any time, and 1t shall be law
full TO take carp, suckers, chubs, null
lets and catfish at any time with hook
and line commonly known as angling
from the above waters. II shall be
lawful to use gill nets not exceeding
200 yards long and ten feet wide, with
meshes not less than two and one
fourth Inches square, in Bear lake
only, between July Is and April 10 OF
the year; provided. that said net shall
not be used within a distance of 400
yards OF the mouth Of any stream flow
Ing into said lake. Provided further.
that before any person shall use a
seine In any Of the waters of the state,
except Utah lake. they shall give a
bond to the state in the penal sum OF
$500, conditioned that no fish protect
ed by the laws OF this state from sein-
ing will be taken. and that diligence
will be used by them to prevent the
death of any of said fish. which bond
to be approved by and filed with the
state commissioner The state com
missioner shall furnish blanks for said
bonds. and said commissioner shall fur
nish to the county clerk Of each county
of the state blanks to be given TO per
sons designing to give bond as herein
provided. When the bond is prepared,
1T shall be delivered TO the state COM
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-05

I distributed, and the locality and the
| names of the streams, ponds and lakes
where the same have been placed. and
submit such report TO the legislature
| during the first of Its ensuing regular
| session.
Sec. 4.-The commissioner may ap
point by and with the approval of the
governor and keep In service one CHIEF
deputy, six chief wardens. one hatch
cry superintendent for each hatchery
and one clerk, who shall be residents
and citizens OF the state, such appoint
ments to be filed with the state audi
tor.
Sec. 5.-Thc state commissioner
shall receive an annual salary of
s.. 800 per annum and actual and neces-
sary travelling and contingent expenses
not to exceed $4,000 per annum.
The chief deputy shall receive $1,000
per annum. and actual and necessary
travelling expenses not to exceed $500
per 'annum.
Sec. Tt shall be the duty of the
state commissioner, chief wardens and
other wardens to see that all the laws
OF the state for the protection OF
fish and game are faithfully enforced
throughout the state and for this pur-
pose they are respectively and sever
ally given the same power and author
ity granted by the law, and exer~
cised by sheriffs and constables. The
state commissioner, each OF the CHIEF
and other wardens throughout the
state. and every sheriff and constable
In the state are authorized and re-
ouired to enforce this act. and shall
have the power and authority, and 1t
shall be the duty Of each and every
officer, with or without warrant. to
arrest any person who he has reason
to believe guilty Of violation thereof
and II without warrant to hold him
until a warrant can be procured to
open, enter and examine all cars,
stages, packs, warehouses, stores, out
houses. boxes, barrels and packages
where he has reason to believe any
game or fab is taken or held In vio-
lation Of this act Is to be found and
TO seize the same; provided. that II
such search OF seizure be without a
warrant, the officer making the same
must procure a warrant therefor as
soon as possible during or after the
search or seizure If demanded: and,
provided further. that dwelling
house actually occupied can be entered
for examination only on pursuance OF
a warrant 1t shall be the duty of
the chief wardens to report annually
their official acts in detail 10 the state
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-05

missioner, or to a chief warden. or \
county clerk, who shall forward IL at
once 10 the state commissioner. Upon
approval by the state commissioner he
shall file the same In his Office and Is.
sue to the person giving such bond
upon the payment OF the license fee
provided by law, seiner's license.
'Sec. 1S.-It shall be unlawful to u
seines in Spring Creek lake, which
runs into Utah lake. or within onehalf
mile from the mouth of any stream
flowing into said Utah lake.
Sec 19.-It shall be mIsdemeanor
to fish from the back OF a horse. or In
travel up or down any stream on horse.
back while fishing for trout of noun.
tain herring; or TO fish BY fire or lamp
light at night
Sec. 20.-All seines, guns. nets
tackle, powder, explosives. lime. pois-
on. drugs, and other means and de-
Vices for the unlawful taking OF fish
or game of any kind found In the DOS.
session of any person who may be de-
tected In unlawfully taking OF fish
from any OF the waters of the state or
killing OF any kind of game shall bo
oN'kS'u b1 iiit DAAl'tl llldhluG illt dr.
rest, and If IL appears from evidence
before the magistrate trying the case
that the guns, seines, nets. tackle pow
der. lime. poison, drugs. or other means
and devices for the taking and killing
OF game were used for the unlawfuIly
taking Of fish or game. the same shall
be confscated and sold at public auc-
tion by the state commissioner. and
the proceeds therefrom turned into the
fish and game fund
Sec. 21-It shall be unlawful and
misdemeanor for any person at any
time for the next succeeding four years
to shoot at or Kill any deer, elk. ante
lope. mountain sheep. otter. beaver or
any OF the animals or their young
or 10 capture or hold In confinement
any Of the animals or their young
mentioned In this section. unless II
Continued on Page Eight)
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-05

Tho following state ash and game
IaUe we're passed by the last legisla-
tu-e and owing to the great demand
for comics of the new bill we decided
10 pubIish those sections which inter
est the public direct:
AN act providing for the protection
OF FISH, game and birds. Tor the ap-
noIntlng OF q fish and game commits
s;oner. chief deputy, chief wardens.
hatchery superintendents and special
deputies; prescribing their power and
duties, providing for fish and game
licenses, and a fish and game fund;
providing for the building OF Ash hatch
cries: and providing penalties for the
violation of this act, and repeating
CHAPTER / and 2, title 25. Compiled
Laws OF Utnh. 1907. and all acts or
parts OF acts In conflict herewith.
"Be It enacted by the legislature OF
the State of Utah:
Section 1.-That the governor of
the state Of Utah by and with the con-
sent of the senate shall appoint state
fish and game commissioner. hereafter
called the state commissioner. who
shall be a resident citizen OF the state
OF Utah, and who shall not be mem
Der OF my hunting. shooting or fishing
club. whose term OF Office shall be Tour
years and until his successor is ap-
pointed and qualified; provided. that
when a vacancy occurs IN the office oil
the state commissioner and the legis-
lature Is not In session. the governor
shall have the power to ill such va
cancy until the next regular session
Of the Legislature and he shall have
the power to remove the state COM
missioner at any time for cause.
Sec. 2.-The state commissioner
shall have control and supervision CT
the watcrs of the state for the collec-
tion, propagation. culture and jistnbu-
ton Of fish and game in the state, and
shall receive and distribute oil game.
fish, fsh fry and spawn coming into
bis hands, fairly and equitably emong
the several counties OF the state. He
shall have full control OF all property
OF the state obtained and hold for the
purposes contemplated by this act
"Seo. Sit shall be lawful for the
state commissioner, or any person sp-
pointed by him in writing SO to do, to
take fish and game OF any Kind, dead
OF alive, or IN any manner for the pnr-
pose of inspection, cultivation. D'opa-
cation, scientific or othor purposes
deemed by him to be In the interest OF
the fish and game industry Of the
state. He shall make detailed report
of his official transachons, including
the number and kinds OF fish aud game
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-05
new FISH AND GAME
LAWS OF UTAH

Changes Will Materially Benefit Those Engaged in Fishng-Lcense
Nuct Still Be Are Set For Both Hunters and
Fishermen and Many Other Important Restrictions Made
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-18
T1nEsREPUB11oAN. A1LrowN IOWA. JUNE is, 1909

must have his license along with the
game SO as to be able to prove tina.
the killing had been given proper legal
sanction.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-18
Weigh Yourself Before Using

Weigh yourself before commencing
to use Samose, the great flesh forming
food. The wonderful sale on this prep
aration since first introduced in Mar
shalltown and the remarkable results
following its use have made Mcbride
& Will such enthusiastic believers in
the great value Of Samose that they
give their personal guarantee to refund
the money II Samose will not make
thin people fat and restore strength
and health to those who use It.
This is strong guarantee, but Nc
Bride & Will have seem so many Of
their customers who a few weeks ago
looked like walking skeletons become
plump and we'll. solely thru the use
Of Samose that they feel they can not
say too much to induce people to try
1t.
This marvellous hesh- forming food is
assimilated as soon rs 1t is taken into
the stomach, makes good rich blood,
tones up the weakened system. helps
to assimilate the food and makes the
user plump. well and rosy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-18
Tho Clarion News.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Clarion. June lS.-Hopkins Bros
girls baseball team won out by a
score of to 0. in the afternoon game
and in the evening. the Clarion boys
won by score of II to 10.
Wednesday was co-opera tive picnic
day. and a large number participated
in the enjoyment of the picnic. which
was held at the fair grounds. The
picnic was given by the Mutual Insur-
ance Company. Creamery Company.
and Farmers Elevator Company. A
good program was rendered and sever
al prizes were awarded to winners Of
games. sports. etc. Lincoln township
won the ball game, by score Of IL
to L.
Miss Hazel Howe went to Mason City
and had two bones and q cartilageous
growth removed from her nose For
some time her eyesight has been Of
fected on account OF the above named
trouble.
About 200 tickets were sold from here
to the Woodmen picnic at Beimond,
yesterday
NJ. A. Crawford. the furniture man,
Is still under the doctors care.
Mrs. w. A. Monroe. the Clipper eii-
tor. Is home from Baskerville. where
she was called last Thursday by the
serious illness of her parents, p. S.
Converse and wife, at Baskerville. She
brought with her. her young son
Meade. who has made his home with
his grandparents for the past year and
a half.
The Endeavor societies of the Chris
tan and Congregational churches. will
complete their convention today. Quite
a number from out of town have been
in attendance.
The flag staff presented to the public
library by Capt. Tyrrell. has been
placed. The flag taken from the cruiser
Nicaragua, formerly owned by Mr..
Tyrrell, will adorn the staff
Carl Golden, formerly of Baskerville,
now mail clerk on the C. q. w rail-
way, with headquarters here, married
Miss Edith Hanson, at Bows. last ev-
ening. at o'clock. They will make
a short visit at Estherville
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kraft will move
from town out onto the Sheffield farm.
to assist with the farm work
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-18
ATTEMPT MADE TO MURDER
GREEK RESIDENT OF
DAVENPORT.
CALLED VICTIM FROM HOME
BY SUMMONS ON TELEPHONE
Attacked on Street Whom He ker En-
sasement-Gresk Believes Assailant
Was Sent to Davenport for Purpose
Of Numbering Him-Police Arrive in
Nick Of Time.
Special to Times-Republlcan.

Special to Times-Republican
Davenport. June 1S.--But for the
timely arrival of Night Captain of Po-
lice Phelan on the scene of conflict,
a murder would undoubtedly have been
committed on Harrison street and its
motive LAID to the BLACK Hand" So
ciety.
While sitting in his office at the city
hall. Captain Phelan and Desk Ser
geant James Cannon had their atten-
ton attracted by the cries of man
on Harrison street between Third and
Fourth streets. The night captain has
tened to the scene and there found two
Greeks in fierce combat. Both were
struggling to secure the possession of
a revolver. The men were George
Lands. who conducts the shoe shining
establishment nearby, aud George
Sparopolis. another Greek who has
been in the city but four days.
According to Lands story. while at
his home on Fifth street, he received
a telephone call from his place of bust
ness, Informing him that Sparopolis
was there and wanted to come UP to
his house to see him. Being suspicious,
Lands declined to see Sparopolis at his
home but agreed to meet him at his
shoe shining establishment This he
did and was with Sparopolis but few
moments when the latter suggested
they go into a nearby saloon and have
drink. They had just stepped onto
the sidewalk, when Lands observed
Sparopolis reach into his hip pocket
for gun. He Immediately grappled
with him and called "police" at the top
Of his voice. 1t was these cries that
attracted Captain Phelan to the scene
He took both men to the station but
later released Lands.
1t appears Lands had some trouble
with his countrymen in Greece before
coming to the United States and he
feels positive Sparopolis was sent to
Davenport by some unknown parties
to kill him. Night Captain of Police
Phelan suggests it is move on the
part of the notorious Black Hand So
ciety.
Information was filed against Sn,r
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-18
Northern Io1ua Items

anniversary of her joys and sorrows Of
iowa. Mrs. Dickens, then a girl of II
years, crossed the Mississippi river
with her parents, Andrew and Sarah
Van Sickle, emigrants who were eager
to grasp the first opportunities of the
opening OF the fifty mile strip of east
ern Iowa known as the Black Hawk
purchase. The crossing was made at
the Dunleigh mines, now East Du-
buque. in a fiat boat propelled by two
oars and two poles.
SchalIer.
w. w. Chesley, who has been cut
ting up some cottonwood trees on the
John McDonough farm southeast Of
town, cut up tree which made a log
nineteen feet long and fully three feet
thru, from which he cut $40 feet of
two-inch plank, and from the slabs
worked up 100 feet of inch lumber.
Nearly 700 feet from one treens doing
pretty we'll. and 1t will pay others to
consider the advisibility OF working up
some of their cottonwood trees when
they contemplate building, for 1t makes
pretty good dimension lumber
LeMars.
Mic Vinny. Bulgarian, who can
speak no English and has been only
two months in this country is in hard
luck. He was employed with a bridge
crew on the Chicago. ST. Paul, Min
neapolis and Omaha railroad, working
north of town. On Thursday night
he fell while on a ladder and landed
astride timber receiving severe in
juries. causing dangerous rupture.
He lay in box car that night and on
Friday was taken in an ambulance
wagon to the city hospital where he is
in care of the city physician.
Sioux City.
being the victim Of serious accident
when he was nearly run down by two
different runaway teams. AS he was
driving along on Sixth street near
Nebraska street a team attached to an
open delivery wagon belonging to w
L. Ogden came tearing up Nebraska
street on a dead run. AS 1t rounded
the corner DIR. Daily barely had time to
pull his horse up on the curbing to
prevent collision. The team flew by
just missing the wheels of his buggy
He turned to watch the flying steeds
when he heard a racket in the other
direction, and turning beheld another
runaway team bearing down upon him
The delivery wagon to which the team
was hitched had overturned and the
horses were about winded from their
hard pull. A boy stopped them as
they bumped into the carriage in which
DR.. Daily was riding.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-18
COAL CLUB PICNIC.

Five Hundred Pleasure Seekers spend
Day ak Clear Lake.
Special to Times Republican.
Clear Lake, June 1s.-Five hundred
members Of the North Iowa Coal Club
Picnic Association are gathered here
today with their families and friends to
attend the fourth annual picnic OF the
association. The picnic this year will
continue thru two days and an elab-
crate program for the entire time Will
be carried out Among the events
scheduled are aquatic sports, boat
races, picnic dinners, speeches, and
pavilion dances. The crowd came on
special train over the interurban
this morning and has already taken en-
tire possession of the lake and the
town