Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-22

State, the Commissioner Of Fisheries furnishes tho
Bangor Wing short transcript of our laws fol
killing game and game fishes;
GAME.
| Pa,tridges o. grouse may lie killed from Ist oil
September until LIST of January. Penalty for kill
ing at other times, not less than five nor more than
ten dollars for each bird. Unlawful to trap OF
snare at any time, under penalty of FIVE dollars
for each bird Revised Statutes, chap. 239, page
1853, March 3, 1874
DEER AND CARIBOU.
Deer and caribou may be killed from lst of Oc-
tobert to lst of January. Penalty for killing at any
other time, for hunting and killing with dogs at
any time forty dollars for every deer caribou
killed, and dogs to be shot at sight Revised
Statutes, chap. 1903, page 6S, Feb. II, 1873.
MOOSE.
No moose shall be killed in the State of Maine
from Feb lG, 1o1j until lst Of October, 1880 I'M
der penalty of one hundred dollars for every
killed. Revised Statutes, chap II, page Ii, Feb.
lG, 1873.
NIoosehead and Brassau Lakes: No person shall
take or kill in any way any kind of trout in Moose
head or Brassau Lakes between the 18th day Of
October and the lst day Of March, under penalty
of five dollars for each fish SO taken or killed.
Revised Statutes, chap. BAG, page 1886, Feb. %.
1873
The close time in which it is unlawful to catch,
take or kill any landlocked salmon, trout. Or togue,
in the st. Croix River and its tributaries is be reby
extended from the 10Th day Of September to the
Jst day of March, during the five years beginning
with the 18th day Of September, 1874. The pro-
visions of chap. 40, Revised Statutes, shall apply
to all violations of this act, viz Not more than
thirty less than ten dollars penalty, and fur
Their fine of one dollar for each fish so taken
Revised Statutes, chap. 592, page 545, Feb. %,
1874.
GRAPNEL, SPEAR, AND Net
No person shall catch, take Or kill any land
locked salmon, trout, or togue, in any waters Of
the State of Maine, by means Of any grapnel, spear
raw, weir, net or seine, or in any other way than
by hook and line or fly. Penalty not more than
thirty nor less than ten dollars. and further fine
of one dollar for each fish SO taken Revised
Statutes, chap. 247, page LIS, March 3, 1875.
RANGELY WATERS.
The Yearly close time for taking trout In the
tributaries Of the Androscoggin river above the
outlet of Umbagog Lake and Sturtivant Pond in
No. 5, Range l, shall be five months, commencing
Oct. lst, and ending March lst, during which time
no trout shall be taken or killed in any manner
under penalty of not more than thirty nor less
than ten dollars, and further fine of one dollar
for each fish so taken.-[Revise Statutes, chap.
$50, page 5l7, February "A, 1874
The law of close time for Landlocked Salmon,
Trout and Togue for the rest of the State of Maine
Is from me ISL Oh OCtooer until tue ISL ol JauuaIN
Revised Statutes, chap 40, page ), January 20,
1872.
BLACK BASS.
Whoever shall take any Black Bass dnring the
months of APRIL May and June, or at any time
from their spawning beds, shall forfeit for each
offence, not more than twenty nor less than five
dollars and further penalty of one dollar for each
Black Bass so taken.-t Revised Statutes, chap.
10, page 315, 1870
f. NJ. STILLWELL,
Commissioner of Fisheries for State of Maine.
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