The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-09-25

all the fish they can. theh remove ~ o'hVi
+ parts at the state and finally emlgrate 70
other states beyond The jurisdiction d
! this court We are inclined to the opim-
! ion that public sentiment has not yet been
sufficiently aroused TO the necessity oi en-
4 forcing our fish laws to preserve the iinny
/ tribe from utter aunihilaliOn. Dynamite
| tie most destructive instrument known
/ 10 Truman ingenuity, is used extensively
I 10 their devices iu capturing fish. III v
generally acknowledged aud abundantly
proven that unless the use OF dynamite Is
entirely abandoned Us means OF caplur.
/ ing fish that our waters will soon bccomt
not only depleted of It's present supply OF
| fish but they will be rendered perfectly
| barren and non productive, rs your honor
has well aud truly said the shock incident
| to the explosion OF dynamite killing the
spaun, thus rendering the reproduction OF
] fish impossible.
We do not wish the impression to pre-
vail that violations OF the fish laws are
confined exclusively to nonsresidehtS,
which is not the case. We are SATISFIED
that orr own citizenship are not entirety
exempt from said violations They haYe
also learned the destructive influence OF
dynamite. We therefore would urge upon
all our citizens TO interest themselves ~
the enforcement of the fish laws by i'm
mediately reporting such violations 20 the
magistrates, have the guilty persons pun
ished aud thus save to the people ONE OF
the moas.yaIuable food suppliesiwhch ma
ture nher munilieence has so bounuiuly
supplied. The fish laws are timely.
Wholesome and prompted by the best m
terests OF humanity. Their rigid enforce
ment would rebound to the best interests
of all. and valuable industry IN which
we are all vitally concerned be preserved,
We believe. Furthermore. that our legis
lature should be mem0riai2ed TO pass
law requiring all dealers in dynamite to
register the name OF each person p0rehaS'
ing dynamite. amount sold to such per.
SON. giving date OF sale, etc.
CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS.
With regret we are compelled 20 aeknowf
edge that uur Investigations revealed nm
Alarming condition 10 prevait in the carving
OF concealed weapons We have sueeeeaed an
tnding quite number Ot hitlS al Indictment
charging persons with said crime, Our inNeS-
legations developed that the carving 1T ris
tols rs very commonpr acticc aud INDUS Ell ln
very generally bS Cur citizens aud especially =
the practice popular with the eol0rcd race. Ne
view the universal CARRYING OF concealed
weapons as M nlarmings menace g The tseace
and dignity of the state. the protection 81
life liberty and property Is the FIRST ami meSt
iupnrtaut tnnctiou 81 roTefnmeut The ear.
rNtnguf concealed weaperS ihreatens iheSe
obligations ct the state mere SERIOUSLY than
any other consideration. The carrftnS at
concealed wcalsbus encourages their use ~
frequently vetA slight ptevurStj ottS, the iiNt>
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prosecutions reSnlttn1 tts'au the csrsN tNE sna
using 81 pistols. We ste not pfel4ree 70
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niseuous eartsing eg pistols. n,'r hat el-
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