The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-10-23

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features of the important game Law
passed 10y our legislature last spring:
1t shall be unlawful to hunt, kill OF
capture IN any manner, or buy, ofiel
for sale, or have in possession any wild
turkeys. pheasauts, quail or woodcock
between February LIST and November
lst
II shall be unlawful 10 hunt wild
deer between January LIST and Octo-
Der LIST.
II is unlawful to hunt or trap any
waterfowl between April lst and Octo-
Der 18th.
IT is unlawful to hunt any game pro-
tected by laws later than half an hour
after sun set and earlier than half an
hour before sun rise. The penalty for
violating any Of the above provisions
is a fine of not less than 800 nor more
than 5000 or imprisonment for more
than 80 days or both in discretion Of
the justice.
II shall be unlawful for any person
not resident Of this State to hunt or
kill wild water fowl, wild turkeys,
pheasants, or grouse, woodcock, part
ridges, quail or other game birds, or
deer within tins State, until he shall
have first secured hunting license
n hereinafter provided; provided, how
ever, that the nonresident child OF
resident owner Of land in this State
shall be allowed To hunt on the lands OF
ais parent a. though lac were resident
of this State, aud the NONRESIDENT
guest of a resident landowner shall be
allowed to hunt on the lands Of his
host as though he were a resident OF
this State, when accompanied by said !
host. or member of his hosts family; |
provided said host receive no compen-
sation directly or indirectly from said /
guest
Upon the personal application Of any
non. resident to the clerk Of the Circuit
Court OF any county in which he first
begins TO hunt, such clerk shall, upon
the payment Of ten dollars issue to
such nonresident "a hunting license,
emitting him To hunt and Kill wild
water fowl, deer, wild turkeys, phea-
SAINTS or grouse, wOodcock, partridges,
quail, and other game birds during the
open season in the six months next
following and subject to any restriction
now existing or which may hereafter
be imposed upon residents Of this
state
IL shall be unlawful, except as here
matter provided, to ship or transport
pr to cause to be shipped or transport
ID, from this State, whether alive or
lead, water fowl deer, wild turkeys,
lheasants or grouse, woodcock, part
ridges, quail or other game birds, or any
leer or venison, killed or captured
within this State, nor shall the same be
Silled, captured or possessed with In
eut to ship or transport from this
State.
Any per-, n authorized to hunt un-
Ter the laws of ;his State may, during
n open season, take with him out Of
he State, either in his personal pos
es,ion or as his baggage, on the same
conveyance with him, not in a closed !
package, but exposed to view, not ex-
eeding thirty wild water fowl, fifty
quail or parlrldges, ten pheasants or
rouse, three wild turkeys, one deer, or
'lovers, snipe, sand pipers, willets, tat
ers or curlew, not exceeding twenty
i've Of each or not exceeding one hun
Ired in the aggregate, when lawfully
Tiled or captured by himself, provided
he same be plainly labelled or tagged
With The name aud address Of such =
ersOn, and any citizen OF this State !
nay, during the open season, snip or I
ave transported from this State, as a
ift and not for market or sale, so stat 9
lg on the shipping tag, one deer dur e
X the season, and not exceeding a
lree wild turkeys, six pheasants, Il
gelve wild water fowl, eighteen part x
dyes or quail; provided that such
anne shall be shipped exposed to pub.
view and unconcealed, and each
ircel or package shall be plainly label
or tagged with the name and adj
TESS Of the donor aud Of the donee, =
nd the number Of each Of such game h
shipped. This section shall not APP Il
y to sora or rabbits or hares.
1t shall be deemed a violation Of this
CtiOn for any person to deliver any