, 1899-02-27

permitted to pursue, hunt and kill, more than two Elk, two
Deer, three Antelope, one Mountain Sheep and one Noun
tain Goat, and all licenses issued by the Justices of the
Peace of this State, as provided for in this Section, shall
state the number of animals which may be killed by the
holder OF such license. Every person who snail nave pro
cured and pad for a license, as provided for in this Section,
shall be entitled to the use and possession of the whole, or
any part. of any animal killed in accordance with the provis-
ions of this Section; but the barter or sale Of the carcasses,
skins, or antlers of the animals mentioned in this Section, is
hereby prohibited. and the possession of such carcasses,
skins or antlers, in excess of the number provided for in this
Section, shall be considered prima facie evidence of the VIC
lation of the provisions of this Section.
No person shall engage in the business of guide, as the
term is commonly understood, without having first procured
from some Justice of the Peace of this State, Il guides Ger
titcate. Any competent person, who is Il bona tde citizen
of the State of Wyoming, shall, upon the payment of ten dol
lars to Il Justice of the Peace of this State, be entitled to re
ceive a certificate as guide, which certificate shall state the
name, age, and place of residence of the holder of the same,
and shall further recite that the holder of such certificate is
a person of good moral character. Every person acting as
guide in this State shall be cX oficio Assistant Game War
den. and shall file with the Justice of the Peace granting
him his certificate, his oath of Office as such Assistant Game
Warden. Any person acting as guide for any person or
party, shall be equally responsible with such person or
party for any violation of the law, and any such guide who
shall fail or refuse to report any violation OF te law by
the person or party employing him, shall be liable to the
penalties prescribed for the violation of the provisions of
this section, and in addition TO such penalties, such guide
shall have his certificate revoked, and shall be ineligible
to act as guide for Il period of five years from the date of
his conviction.
Any person who shall, for pay, aid or assist any person
or party, in locating, pursuing, hunting and killing any, of
the animals mentioned in this section, shall be deemed a
guide within the meaning of this section.
Whenever ii guide is employed by any person or party.
such guide shall at the expiration of the period of time
for which he was employed. make Il written report to the
Justice of the Peace from whom his certificate was obtain
ed, stating the number of days he was employed, the mum
bers of persons guided, and the number of animals killed,
of each kind mentioned in this section.
1t shall be unlawful for any nonresident person to kill
any of the animals mentioned in this section, unless ac-
by IA qualified guide.
Every person who may wish to transport beyond the
limits of this state. any carcasses. heads. antlers. scaIps or
skins of any animals killed in accordance with the pro
visions of this Section. shall first procure from IA Justice of
the Peace of this State a certificate stating that said car
casses. heads. antlers. scalps or skins. were taken from
animals which were killed in season and according to law.
The State Game Warden and his assistants, and all
Sheriffs and Constables of this State. shall have the right
to search any camp. camp outfit. wagon, pack, or pack
animals, for carcasses. hides. horns. scalps or any other parts
of animals killed in violation of this Act.
1t shall be the duty of all persons holding licenses as
herein provided for. to produce the same, when demanded
by any duly authorized officer of the law.
Each act of pursuing, hunting, or killing any of the
animals mentioned in this section. without Il license, as
herein provided for, shall be considered a distinct and sep
arate offense. The several district courts of this State shall
have original jurisdiction as well as Justices of the Peace,
of any violation of this section.
All moneys collected for licenses and for certificates to
guides, as herein provided, shall. within twenty days after
the recent of the same. by any Justice of the Peace, be
paid over to the County Treasurer of his county. Every
Justice of the Peace shall also furnish the County Treasurer,
with each remittance, a list of the names of all persons who
have secured from him licenses and guide certificates, and
the date of such licenses and certificates.
The yarious County Treasurers of this State shall keep
a separate record of all moneys received from Justices of
the Peace, as herein provided, and within thirty days after
tle recent of the same, the County Treasurer shall pay such
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