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Tony costs 30c per hour.
The six (6) sparrow traps,
purchased from Dickson & Holbrook,
cost $25.50.
J.G.
Aug. 15 to Sept. 5 - Sparrows seem
to have largely deserted the campus;
are now in large flocks on hills
of North Berkeley. - J.G.
Sept. 6: - Tony asserts that he has
shot 63 sparrow with .22 cal., for
his own personal use (eating) around
President's house (in electric yard), since
Aug. 15 - J.G.
Sept. 8 - 1913
6 to 8:30am, Tony shot eleven sparrows
(5 male + 6 female) moorthing,
with 4 heavy 10s, + 6 light lead
dust - 16 ga. J.G.