The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-26

pose. Provided, it shall be lawful to
take with hook and line. commonly
known as angling, any number of
pounds per day in weight of eastern
lake trout, native black trout, and
black bass from Utah, Bear, Sewer,
Panguitch and Fish lakes. and these
fish may be taken and sold for COM
nercial purposes between the 14th day
of June and the 18th day of December
of each year.
1T shall be unlawful for any person
to take any fish from the waters OF
this state by the erection of any weir,
dam, fence, wheel, basket, trap, net,
seine. setline. seive. spear. gun or Crap
ping hooks, or any other device what
soever. (which can be used for the IN
lawful catching of fish; Provided, that
for the purpose of catching carp, clubs,
mullets, bullhead catfish or suckers.
and these fish only, seines not more
than 200 yards long and twelve feet
wide. with meshes not less than one and
One-haIf inches square for fifty yards
in the center, and meshes not less than
two inches square in the wings thereof
may be used in the following named
waters only;
''Utssh. Bear and Sewer lakes: the
Colorado. Green, Grand and San Juan
rivers; in the Weber river below it's
junction with the Ogden river; at the
Bear river bridge at Bear River City,
from Sept. | to March 81 following
only between the 18th day of May and
the 18th day of July following: Pro-
vided, that suckers may be taken by
graphing hooks in Provo river. Span
ish Fork river and that only between
the Oregon Short Line railroad cross
jnC and Utah lake, and in Weber river
in Morgan and Weber counties: Pro-
Vided further, that before any person
shall use iseire in the water above men
toned such person shall secure the
of eff he don,
or his own deputy who shall be paid
not TO exceed 81 per day by the party
drawing the seine"
The open. season for deer is to be be-
tween Oct. 10 and Nov. Is Of each year
and not more 5han two deer may be
killed by one person in a. season.
The season for dIcks, geese, snipe
brant and swans is between Oct. / and
Feb. 1. 1t is made unlawful to shoot
at any of these birds between one hour
after sunset and one hour before sun
rise or to use sneak boats, sink boxes.
or similar devices. Not more than for
~ of any of these birds may be shot
by one person in a day.
The destruction OF gulIs, owls, kohl
miesen and other insectivorous or song
birds is forbidden.
Will Facilitate improvements.
The governor approved yesterday the
senate special assessment bill intro
Quceu pN the committee on judiciary.
which is expected to result in a large
amount of local improvements in Salt
Lake and other cities. The act pro-
vides that city councils shall have the
right 20 make Improvements such as
street paving, sewers, sidewalks. etc,
and that when an Improvement has
been decided upon it can be stopped
only by the written objections of two
thirds of The property owners affected.
When the bill came up in the legis-
Lot Il
Guilty in getting a sidewalk up the hill
to the university grounds. The law in
1.-THE past has allowed a bare majority
of the affected property owners to stop
an improvement, and il was said this
improvement had been stopped by nom
residents. 1t is expected now that
these sidewalks will be built.
Among the other improvements that
it is expected win be pushed as a re
suit OF the enactment of the new law is
the paving of Third South street be-
tween state and Main, of Second
South from First West to the Rio
Grande Western tracks, and OF Brig
ham street from Main to State, and
possibly as far as street. A large
number of sidewalks and of sewer lat
erals are also expected to be built in
various parts of the city
Other Ellis Approved
+ one of TIE acts approved yesterday
was the Barrett bill providing that an
iron bonneted safety cage must be
used in all mines with a vertical shaft
more than zoo feet in depth
The following bills also were signed:
House bill $50. by d. G. Johnson.
making an appropriation for the silk
commission.
House bill 26. by Holzheimer. allow
ing the issuance of special venires.
Senate bill 135, by Love. the regular
bill providing for the levy of a state
tax.
Senate bill 1872 by the committee on
ways and means, making the secre-
tary of the state board of equalization
collector of ear taxes, with an extra
! salary Of $500 year