The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-04-21
THE RIVERS.

Matters Of Interest to steambOatmen.
The large ore barge built by the
Kanawha Marine Dock Company,
of this place, for the Lyle Packet
Company, of st. Louis. has been
accepted without inspection, be-
cause the job was so well done,
that the company did not deem it
necessary to do so.
The Ed. G. Kirker has received
new coat of paint. and looks quite,
beautiful in her fresh, clean dress.
She went to Charleston this morn
ing to bring out a tow of lumber
to be used on the new Bank build.
ing at Gallipolis.
The New Game and Fish Law.
In response to a request for
some information regarding the.
new game and fish law. the Register
gives the following extracts from.
the law, which will take effect the
first day of Mays
No person shall hunt, kill chase
or wound any deer from the pas
sage of this actuntil the Fifteenth
day of October, one thousand
nine hundred and one and there
after only from the first day of De-.
cember to the 10th day of October,
following, except tame deer own
ed by the person killing the same.
No person shall hunt OF chase any
deer withdogs within this State at
any time.
No person shall atsany time Kill
any fawn when in it's spotted coat,
or have the fresh skin of any such
fawn in his possession.
1t shall not be lawful for any
person to catch or destroy any of
the fish in the creeks or rivers in
this State by means of a drag or
other nets, fish pots, wires. traps.
by sledging, shooting, OF other de-
vices Except by hook and line, gig
and spear. from the first day Of
March to the 18th day of Novem-
Der of each year.
Nor shall it be lawful for any
person to catch and have in his
possession, or to buy, sell or offer
for sale, any jack salmon. common
ly called jack fish, or white salmon
of less than seven inches in length;
or any pike of less than eight
inches in length, or any black bass
less than six inches in length; or
any speckled trout, or California
Mountain trout of less than four
inches in length or any fish caught
out of season or In any manner
prohibited by law.
1t shall not be lawful for any
person to catch any black bass,
green bass, willow bass, pike or
pickerel or waH-eyed pike tcom-
monty known as salmon) between
the fifteenth day of April and the
fifteenth day of June of each year;
nor to catch or kill any of said
species of fish at any time during
the year, save only with rod,
hook and line.
1t shall be lawful to catch fish of
the sucker variety known as suck
ers, carp. mulIet and red horse, by
gig, spear and looping at any time
between the first day of April and.
the first day of November follow
ing in each year.
The law is very voluminous and.
provides protection for different
birds and animals. Any further
information desired may be had by
addressing q. f. Smith, Game and
Fish Warden, Hinton, w Va.
Mrs. A. Tween, residing at 40 Hen
nv ST.. Alton, LII, suffered with seiatie
Rheumatism for over eight months
She doctored for it nearly the whole
OF this time, using various remedies
recommended by friends and was
treated by the ply sieians, but reeeiv-
ed no relief She then ueed one and
q half bottles OF CliaInberiai1ss Pain
Balm. " Inch Effected 4 complete cure.
n his Is rub lished at her request as