Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-30

| April 10 the Id day or september ana
from the Ist day of October To the LIST
day of November of any year
To Kill deer from January l to Octo-
Der |.
To kill wild turkeys from February |
to October l.
To kill prairie chickens from Febru-
airy to September |.
To kill woodcocks from January to
July |.
To kill doves FROM January to
August 10 and from October TO No
vember of any year.
| TO Kill OF capture song birds at any
time unless given permission by the
academy of science.
To shoot Monaghan pheasants al any
time within the next five years.
For any nonresident to hunt in this
state without securing license 10 do
so, and paying an annual fee of $40 for
same.
For any person who is a resident of
the state of Indiana TO hunt IN any
other county of the state except the
county in which he resides without first
securing a license to do so and paying
an annual fee of 81 for same, such
license TO be issued by the deputy fish
and game warden In the county in
which the applicant resides.
To kill or possess more than twenty
four quails in any one day during the
open season as result of one days
hunt.
1t shall be lawful for any Justice
of the peace in the state of Indiana TO
issue a warrant when the proper stl
davit is filed, authorizing the constable
or officer of fish and game commission
to search any house, cold storage plant
or place where any kind of game is sup
posed to be kept when the possession
of such game is prohibited by the law.
1t is considered prima facie evidence
of guilt for any person to be found in
the woods or fields with gun at time
when hunting the various kinds of
game is prohibited and it shall be law
ful for any officer of the fish and game
person so found for any kind of unlaw
FIJI game.
1t shall be unlawful to use any kind
of a seine, net, except a mInnow net,
or device, except hook and line or set
line, to catch any fish in any of the
waters of the state, except Lake Michl-
gan, the Ohio river, any private pond
or the Wabash river, so far as 1t Is the
boundary line between the states of In
dans and Illinois. Provided that il
shall not be lawful to use any kind of a
seine, net, trap or device in the Wabash
or Ohio rivers within 100 yards of the
mouth of any stream emptying into
such rivers from the Indiana side.
To sell or offer for sale. or to buy any
game fish that are caught in the state
of Indiana at any time. Pike, pickerel,
salmon and all species of bass shall be
construed to be the game fish.
To use dynamite or other explosives
for the purpose of killing fish in any of
the waters of the state.
To pOllute the waters of the streams
of this state by emptying coal tar, lime,
oil, acids or other poisonous or deleterl-
Gus matters into them. Every day that
such poisonous or deleteriOus matter is
allowed TO run into such streams shall
constitute a separate and distinct Of
Tense For the first offense a fine of
not less than $3.50 and not more than
$500 shall be imposed; and for each
subsequent offense a fine of not less
than $500 nor more than 81, 900 shsll be
imposed, to which may be added i'm
prlsonment not exceeding six months
in the county Jail.
The SEEMING clause of the present fish
law shall be repealed.
1t shall be unlawful TO possess any
seine Except minnow seine). fish net,
trap, spear or device for taking fish, ex
cept hook and line or trout line, ex
cept for use in Lake Michigan, the
Ohio river, the Wabash river $50 far as
it is the boundary line between said
states), shall keep the said selnes, nets,
ETC., within one mile of said lake or
rivers. Persons having seines, nets,
etc, for use in private ponds must keep
them at the house of the owner of the
pond in which they are to be used.
All fees received in payment for
licenses are to constitute fund TO be
used by the state fish and game warden
in defraying expenses incurred in en-
forcing state fish and game laws.
It's a shame and "a Crime.