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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1915
Page
4
A young Baltimore wife, eager to master housekeeping, misunderstands a street ashman’s call and, in a humorous exchange, asserts she does not need ash today. The vignette captures Victorian era social foibles and pride in mastering house duties.
A memorial to the Swiss government urges no further concessions for Alpine railway construction to protect scenery. It notes limited future concessions, public sentiment against railways spoiling beauty, and mountaineers preferring foot travel to carriage tours in fragile Alpine districts.
Scrappy congressmen may face a worthy opponent if the friends of John N. Sullivan push to elect him from a Massachusetts district. If chosen he would not be the first professional pugilist to serve in Congress following John Morrissey. A winner of many prize fights, he once represented a New York district.
Synopsis of the Game Law effective March 18 defines game fish including bass speckled trout crappie and ring perch. Deer with horns allowed one per year within seasonal windows north and south of the 35th parallel. Tassel-eared gray squirrels peak June 1 to November 30. Wild turkey seasons run north of the 35th parallel from November 1 to December 31 and October 25 to November 30 south of the parallel.
The document details hunting and fishing licenses, possession limits by calendar day, and seasons for game animals and fish including trout bass and crappie. It lists resident and nonresident license costs, and emphasizes reporting fires to authorities if a fire is discovered in the field or forest.
Instructions warn against large fires and leaving fires unattended. Advice emphasizes extinguishing with water or earth, avoiding tree or log fires, and creating small fires only on cleared ground by removing needles leaves or grass from all sides.
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