periodical, is “A List of the Birds 
Known to Nest Within the Boundaries 
of Wisconsin, With a Few Notes 
Thereon,”’ by C. F. Carr, and after the 
fifth instalment, by Prof. Ludwig Kum- 
lien. 
140. THE WISCONSIN NATURA- 
LIST. A MONTHLY MAGAZINE DE- 
VOTED TO ORNITHOLOGY, OOL- 
OGY. ZOOLOGY, MINERALOLOGY, 
MOLLUSCA, ECHINODERMATA, 
AND ALLIED SCIENCES. The Nat- 
uralist Publishing Company, 254 
GROVE £STREET, MILWAUKEE, 
WISCONSIN, U.S. A. Price 25 Cents 
a year. Single Copies 5 Cents. ZOLA 
B. ROHR and FRANK WOBRRDE- 
HOFF, Editors. Med. 8 vo. 
Vol. 1, Nos. 1-6, (July-)-Dec., 1897, 
pp. 92 and covers. 
Vol. 2, Nos. 7-XI, Jan.-May, 1898, pp. 
A8 and covers. 
(Vols. 3 and 4, July, 1898-June, 1899.) 
Vol, 5; Nos 27. Oct. 1899; pp. 11-24, 
cover. 
Vol. 6, No. 1, Jan., 1900, pp. 1-16 and 
cover. 
An advertising sheet containing lit- 
tle of anything original. Just when it 
suspended I am unable to ascertain. 
The second number contains “Birds of 
the Rockies,” by Olive Thorn Miller. 
141. THE YOUNG COLLECTOR. A 
Monthly Journal Devoted to the Inter- 
ests of Collectors of Specimens of Nat- 
ural History, etc. Charles & James 
Keys, Publishers, 926 Ninth Street, Des 
Moines, Iowa. 50 cents per annum in 
advance. Med. 8 vo. 
Vol. II, Nos. 1-8, May-July, 1882, pp. 
1-28, cover. 
I have not seen the first volume. 
The ornithological notes unsigned and 
mainly from exchanges. 
142. WOLVERINE NATURALIST. 
KALAMAZOO, MICH. 8 vo. 
MORRIS GIBBS, M. D. EDITOR. 
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE devoted to 
the study of Ornithology, Oology, En- 
tomology, Herpetology, Conchology, 
Ethnology, Geology, Palaeontology and 
Allied Sciences. One Year 50 Cents. 
Single Copies 5 Cents. 
Vol. I, Nos. 1-4, Jan-Apr., 1890, pp. 
12+20+8-+8, incl. 20 pp. adv., covers. 
(last two numbers unpp.) 
Incorporated with “American Game 
and Fish Warden” of Kalamazoo, in 
September or October. Very little of 
interest to the ornithologist. 
143. THE YOUNG NATURALIST. 
A Monthly Magazine devoted to Nat- 
ural History, and the Interests of Col- 
lectors. GALESBURG, ILL. Large 12 
mo.. 
The Young Naturalist Publish- 
ing Co, CHARLES F. GETTHEMY, 
Editor-in-Chief. EE. D. Whiting, F. 
Anderson, E. C. Elder, Associates. 
Subs. 50 cents per annum. Single 
copies, 5 cents. 
Vol. 1, Nos. 1-5, (May?)-Sept., 1884, 
pp. 1-60 incl. adv. 
“Subscription merged into ‘The 
American’ of which I believe I issued 
6 numbers, suspending publication in 
the spring of 1885.”—Chas. F. Gettemy. 
I have not seen the earlier numbers. 
H. A. Talbot contributed to the Sep- 
tember issue. 
144. THE YOUNG OOLOGIST, 
FOR THE | STUDENT OF BIRDS, 
THEIR NESTS AND EGGS. |—| VOL 
UME I, |—| GAINES, N. Y. | FRANK 
H. LATTIN, Publisher, | 1884-1885. 
Med. 8vo. 
Vol. I; Nos.) 1-12, May, -1884-Apr:, 
1885, pp. (vii) +171, incl. 28 pp. adv. 
THE YOUNG OOLOGIST |—| VOL- 
UME Il. |—| ALBION, N. Y.: | FRANK 
H.—LATTIN, PUBLISHER, | 1885. 
Med. 8vo. 
Subscription $1.00 per annum. 
Vol.. II, Nos. 1-2, May, June, 1885, 
pp. (ii) +48. 
Suspended, sold to the “Agassiz 
Journal.” The jnitial number print- 
ed on coarse paper, and with no. 7 the 
subscription raised to 60 cents. The 
circulation increased from about a 
thousand in October, to 5000 in Febru- 
ary. Many contributers signed with 
initials only: G. F. Breninger, iton- 
tague Chamberlain, EH. H. Fiske, W. L. 
Kells, M. McCullum, Harry G. Parker, 
T. D:. Perry, C. L. Phillips, J: W. Pres- 
ton, W. D. Shaw, A. M. Shields, J. 
A, Singley, C. M. Weed, H. R. Taylor, 
C. B. Wilson, W. W. Worthington. 
145. THE Young’ Ornithologist. 
BOSTON, MASS. Med. 8vo. 
Edited and published monthly by 
Arthur A, Child. Subs. 25 cents per 
year. Single copies 4 cents each. 
Vol. I, Nos. 1-12, May, 1885-Apr., 
1886, 96 pp. incl. 19 pp. adv., not pp 
beyond number, no. 1 unpp. 
Suspended. The “Young Ornitholo- 
gists’ Association” originated with this 
little paper. Among the contributors 
are G. F. Breninger, J. C. Cahoon, D. 
H. Eaton, Chas. A. Keeler, W. L. Kells, 
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