mm TO HUNTERS
iXV-jMrtmcnt of Agrlcnlture Warm
Hunter That lw Will lie
Strictly Enforced
"Washington, I). C. August 23
IWltn th approach of th open sea
,en for shooting wild fowl, the Unit
ed States department of agriculture
3a warning sportsmen that the feder
al regulations as amended Oct. 1,
114. will be strictly enforced. Some
misunderstanding: has arisen from
the fact that the various state laws
4o no', always conform to the feder
1 regulations. This Is regarded as
,tiBfertunate, but In such cases the
.-department must Insist upon the ob
errance of the federal regulations.
The department will consider any
-recommendations submitted in good
faltn for amendment of the regula
tions, but will hold no public hear
ings thereon, nor will it amend the
.regulations prior to October 15,
1916. It is the purpose of the de
partment to conform the regulations
to the wishes of the majority of
portsmen so far as it can be done,
and at the same time give wild fowl
lbe necessary protection.
Federal regulations divide' the
United States into two zones: Zone
J4o. 1, the breeding tone, ine'udes
tb.4 states of C'infon, Idaho, Colora
do, Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio, IVitm.; iHPia and New Jersey,
and all suited north of them. Zonj
No. 2, the wintering tone. Includes
-all states south of those named.
The regulations prescribe seasons
jus follows:
- Open seasons for migratory birds
In 1915 under Federal Regulations
Zone No. 1:
Waterfowl, Kept, 1 to Dec. 16.
Exceptions: Massachusetts, Rhode
island, Oct. 1 to Jan. 1.
New York, Connecticut, Pennsyl
Tania, Oregon, Washington, Idaho,
Oct. 1 to Jan. 16.
New Jersey, Nov. 1 to Feb. 1.
Minnesota, North Dakota. South
Dakota, Wisconsin, Sept. 7 to Dec. 1.
Kail, Coots, Ualllnules, Kept, 1 to
Dae. 1.
Exceptions: Massachusetts, New
Hampshire, Rhode Island, Aug. 15 to
Dec. 1.
Connecticut, Michigan, New York,
Long Island, Sept. 16 to Dec. 1..
Minnesota, North Dakota, South
Dakota, Wisconsin, Sept. 7 to Dec. 1.
Oregon, Washington, Oct. 1 to
Jan. 16.
Woodcock, Oct. 1 to Dec. 1.
Exceptions: Connecticut, Massa
chusetts, New Jersey, Oct. 10 to Dec.
1.
Rhode Island, Nov..l to Dec. 1.
Pennsylvania, Long Tsland, Oct. 15
ilo Dec. 1.-
Hhore Iiird Rlack Ilreasted and
43olden Plover, Jack snipe, Yellow
leg, Sept. 1 to Dec. 10.
Exceptions: Maine, Massachusetts,
Hew Hampshire, Rhode Island, Long
Xaland, Aug. 15 to Dec. 1.
New York (except Long Island),
Sept. 16 to Dec. 1.
Minnesota, North Dakota, South
Dakota, Wisconsin, Sept. 7 to Dec. 1.
Oregon. Washington, Oct. 1 to
Dee. 16.
Insectivorous birds are protected
Indefinitely. Band-tailed pigeons,
cranes, swans, curlew, smaller shore
birds and wood ducks are protected
until Sept. 1, 1918. Rails In Ver
mont and woodcock In Illinois are
also protected nntil 1918.
Shooting prohibited between sun
set and sunrise: or at any time on
sections of the upper Mississippi and
Missouri rivers after Jan. 1, 1915.
URAL RNTATK TRANSFERS
Fir the lat Two Months, Reported
by i. D. Emerick, llonded
Abstracter
James E. Plymate to Arah L.
Hungerford, 8 NW4 and
8W Sec. 3-28-52 ...62000
Patrick II. Dillon to Edward
Morris. Lot 1, Dlock N, Sher
idan Addition, Alliance .... 1900
Itenjamin F. Price to Norbert
Frohnapfel, Lots 1, 2 and 3,
Dlock 18, Hemlngford 600
Raymond Nekuda to James A.
Hunter, NF. SE4 and NW
4 SW4 2-28-50 400
James A. Hunter to Raymond
Nekuda. SVV NE and SE
NW4 2-28-50 400
United States to William N.
Clayton, SEVi sec. 20 and NE
hi Bee. 29, all 26-52 Patent
Henry B. Zook to Rachel K.
Rutherford. SE4 35-27-47.. 1
Margaret Trlplett to Rose KreJ
cl, Lots 4 and 6, block 3, Wy
' oniing Addition, and NE14 6-
26-47 . .. 2900
William A. Dunlap to oJhn Hen
derson', NE sec. 9, and W
NW4 sec. 10, all 24-52 ... 840
II. H. Hell wood and George J.
Hand to Arthur Feagins, Lot
. 16 and Stt Lot 17, block 23.
original town of Alliance . . 5500
Anna Chaffee to Harry Dubuque
Lot 2, block 2, Second Addi- .
tion, Alliance 2500
Henry E. Boon to Mable Harte, '
Lots 1-6, In tract 39 In Dun
can's second addition to Dun
can's north side residence
tracts 8000
W. W. Norton to George D.
Workman. S sec. 18,
and Ntt 8 sec. 19, 8 NW
sec. 20, T. 24, R. 48 10000
George D. Workman to Ward
Miles, 8 sec. 18. N and
N S sec. 19, S NW
20-24-48 11000
George M. Parker to W. W. Nor
ton, Block 300 x 300 feet on
Mississippi between 5th aud
6th streets .. . 800
United States to Mary W. Ford,
W14 sec. 28. NE4, ENW
M and EH SWVi sec. 29, all
28-52 . . Patent
Bertha E. Parkyn to George H.
Clayton, Ntt SE sec. 30-
26-52 357.14
Bertha E. Parkyn to William N.
Clayton, S NW4 29-26-
52 , 2142.86
United States to George L. Tay
lor. NE4 NEtt sec. 9, NE4
SE4 sec. 6, all 28-50 ... Patent
Henry Sagemuller to Anna O.
Feagins, Lot 1. Block 10, or
iginal town, Alliance 1760
Samuel M. Hickman to John A.
Lore, Lot 14, block 19, orig-
Inal town, Allinace 900
United States to Charles II. Ev
ans. EV4 sec. 10, WH sec. 11,
T. 28. R. 51 Patent
..HELP KENT GROW..
CUTS
OF ALL KINDS
Bramblett
Engraving Company
ACID-BLAST ETCHING
1311 Howard Street
j
I 1 v: Si
Omaha, Nebrask a
Mabel Harte to William W. !
Norton, Lots 1-6, In tract 39,
Duncan's second addition to
Duncan'a north side residence
tracts 3000
Melvln F. George to Marlon
Roen. WH sec. 1-24-48 .. 12800
John Burns to Kllpatrlck Bros.
Co., SE4 9-24-51 1600
E. M. Martin to F. D. Cody, lot
23, block 2, Snedeker s addi
tion, Alliance Tax Deed
William S. Thompson to Mar
garet E. Cowan, N',4 sec. 3
and N4 SE sec. 4, twp. 24,
R. 49 7500
William W. Norton to Lena
Broyles, NW 32-24-48 .. 1760
Hattle E. Sherwood to J. H.
Rohrbaugh, NEVt 32-27-49. 3600
Katherlne Harris to Earl D.
Mallery, Lot 2. block 1, sec
ond county addition, Alliance, 650
Harry Derr to John Henderson,
SW 4 eec. 8, sec. 17 and
NEK 18-24-52 2240
Calvin Derr to John Henderson,
Stt NW4 9-24-51 2000
Daniel R. Hills to F. E. Redd
ish, Lot 15, block 23, origin
al town, Alliance 600
Laura A. Tracy to F. E. Redd- "
lsh, WVs of Lots 7 and 8.
block 2, original town of Al
liance 1
C. M. Cox to Stanley Civish. all
1-27-51 Sheriff's Deed
Susan R. Barger to E. T. Kib
ble and Oscar O'Bannon,, NW
"4, sec. 14 and NE4 sec. 34,
T. 27, R. 51 1
Edward S. Traver to James A.
Sunderland, All of north frac
tional half of sec. 2 and SE4
sec. 2, all of sec. 3, NE4 SE
4 sec. 4, NE4 sec 9, NV& of
sec. 10 and 11, NEV4 sec. 12.
8 Bee. 12, N sec. 13 and
14, SW4 sec. 14, SE4 sec.
15, NV4 sec. 22. NW4 sec.
23, all In T. 28, R. 47
F. M. nKlght to Hattle E. Jor
dan. SE4 sec. 27-27-51 ... 100
The Alliance Building and Loan
Ass'n to Isador D. Whaley,
Lot 50x140 feet In NW cor
ner block 10, second county
addition to Alliance 800
For Sprained Ankle
If vou will eet a bottle nf Ptum
berlain'B Liniment and observe the
directions given therewith faithfully
you wm recover in much less time
than Is usually required. Obtainable
everywhere.
Adv August
ASHBY
Ashby. Nebr.. Ane. 18 Xfi.a it.
xel Fields and Roy Davis attended
the show at Uyannis Monday night
Dr. Geo. T. Tom wan cniu.t in
Broken Bow on business Runrtav un.i
returned Tuerday morning.
The Ashby Rifle Club held thptr
usual practice Sunday evening.
Art Halloren went via Omaha tn
Ottawa, Kan., where he will make a
lew weens visit with friend? and
home folks. He left Mr. Nelson in
charge of the store.
There will be an Ice
Saturday night out at Mrs. A. G.
storey s, two ana a half m.les south
east of town, given by the Ashby Im
provement Club.
There were twenty-two cars of cat
tle shipped out of here Saturday and
Sunday to the Omaha markets.
Carpenters began Monday morn
ing to builc W. B. Nickerson's and
Thomas Hale residences In the west
part of town.
Miss Leta Maupln returned from a
three month's course in the state
normal school at Fremont.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Engberg and
Mr. and Mr! J. H. Dunn went over
to Hyannls Monday evening.
E. L. Weedln, a brother to 'Rob
ert, went back to his home in Rock
Port, Mo., after a few days visit.
Mary and Anna Rowley came
down from Alliance last Thursday
after a few weeks visit.
Mr. Todd and wife came up from
Broken Bow Saturday and drove out
to visit with their daughters, A
have homesteads on the forest
serve.
Mary Dixon from out south went
to Central City. Nebr., last Friday to
visit with home folks and friends.
A Hood Household Salve
Ordinary ailments and Injuries are
not of themselves serious, but Infec
tion or low vitality may make them
dangerous. Don't neglect a cut, sore,,
bruise or hurt because it's small.
Blood Poison has resulted from a
pin-prick or scratch. For all such
ailments Bucklen's Arnica Salve is
excellent. It protects and heals the
hurt; is antiseptic, kills infection ad
prevents dangerous complications.
Good for all Skin Blemishes, Pimp
les, Salt Rheum, Eczema. Get an or
iginal 2 -ounce 25c box from yeur
druggist.
Adv No 2
Old papers for sale at The Herald
office. Five cents par bundle.
Theo Tillotson,
Cattle Salesman
Dell Johnson
Cattle Salesman
Both cattle salesmen. Both hog salesman and office
manager with the "National" up to the time it sold out
hip to the Mutua
SELLERS OF CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP
Fully equipped in every department. Every salesman a
member of the firm. Best yard help obtainable in every
division. All mixed shipments sorted for ownership and
everything sold on its own merits.
The firm was organized Dec. 1st and handled 1772 loads of stock In Its first seven months of business.
utual Live Stock Commission Co.
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Live Salesmen of Live Stock
WE SORT THEM RIGHT WE FILL THEM RIGHT WE SELL THEM RIGHT WE WEIGH THEM RIGHT WE
TREAT OUR PATRONS RIGHT YOU'LL SAY WE'RE RIGHT IF YOU CONSIGN YOUR NEXT SHIPMENT OF '
EITHER CATTLE, SHEEP OR HOGS TO US. WRITE OR WIRE US FOR RELIABLE MARKET INFORMATION.
IT'S FREE FOR THE ASKING.
SOUTH OMAHA
Exchange Building1
WE SOLD THE HIGHEST PRICED RANGE EVER SOLD ON THIS MARKET ARNOLD BROS SOUTH DAKO.
TA, AT $10.00; ALSO SOLD HIGHEST PRICED LOAD FEEDERS EVER SOLD ON OPEN MARKET JOHN C.
MAHNKTU, UONT., $8.65.
T. J. DONOHUE, Steer Salesman
ALLEN J. RANDALL, Cow Salesman "vV?
