Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-07-21

PASS. JOSEPHINE COUNTY,
one week, and not more than 90 in
one day for enc man.
The law prohibits the use of sink
boxes, sink boats, sneak beats, skiffs,
batteries. swivel-guns, fire, flashlights
and blinds, but the provisions of the
law differ for particular sections of
ths state.
Ducks, Geese, Swan--(Except in
the counties of jackson, klamath,
Lake and Coos Season closed from
March to September l of each year.
Hunting OF wild geese is prohibited
at all times on any island or sandbar
on which wild geese habitually rest
or roost, in or along the Columbia
river, east of the Cascade Mountains.
In the Counties OF Jackson, Klam-
ath and Late. season closed from
January to September l of each
year.
In Coos county, season closed fro m
February to August of each year
Water Rail and Upland Plover-
Closed from January / to August l
of each year.
Upland Birds.
Limit-Ten birds in one day.
There are provisions against trap
ping, netting, ensnaring, robbing
nests and placing of poisone wheat,
and against trespass, which apply to
all sections of he state.
Sale of Grouse, Pheasants and Quail
is permitted during the last 10 days
of the open season, subject, however,
to the restrictions placed upon hunt
ing in the different sections of the
state. A record must be kept Of each
sale.
English or Gray Partridge, Caper'
cailzie, Moorhen, Wild Turkey,
Woodcock, Silver Pheasant, Colder
Pheasant, Copper Pheasant, Greer
japanese Pheasant and Reeves Pheas
ant-Closed until October /, 1905.
Prairie Chicken, Grouse, Native
Pheasant or Rutfed Grouse, Ring
Necked or China Torquatus Pheasant
Quail, Bob White Quail, Blue Grouse
Partridge, Sagehen and Sagecocl
Except as indicated below)-CloseC
from Decent Der l of each year to DC
tober of the following year.
The provisions apply to the entir,
state, with the exception of TIN
following mentioned counties
Counties of Josephine. Jackson, Coos
Curry and Clatsop-Ring- Necked o
China rorquatus Pheasant-Close'
until September 10, 1906; then close
between December / of each year an
September 10 of the following year.
Douglas County-The law is nc
clear as to this county. See Sectio
2020 of Bellinger and Cotton's Code.
Mammals.
Beaver-C losed for lS years.
Spotted Fawn-Closed at all times.
: Antelope, Buck Deer, Moose, Mour
tain Sheep (excepting in the counti'
2 of Grant, Harvey, Malheur an
= Baker )-Closed from November
each year to July 10 Of the followir
e year.
Female Deer-Closed from Noven
Der / of each year to August 10 of Il
a following year.
e In the counties of Grant, Harne
f Malheur and Baker-Deer and Ant
e lope closed from October 10 of ea'
e year to October | of the followil
d year.
,, Night hunting and use Of dogs
e hunting Deer, Antelope or Moo
d ar prohibited within the state at {
:, times
e Limit-Five deer in any one op
l. season.
II Elk-Closed until September
1907; then closed between Octot
10 of each year and September
e of the following year.
Limit-One Elk during each or
season.
10 1t is unlawful to sell, or have
possession for sale, any elk meat
any time.
s, 1t is unlawful at any time to hui
sh pursue, take, kill, injure, destroy
G. have in possession any Deer, Il
O. Moose, Mountain Sheep or Spot
b. Fawu, for the purpose of obtaini
sh the skin, hide, horns, hams or otl
ed flesh of such animals, for the purp
VS. of sale, barter, exchange or trade,
ch cept upon permission from the st
rn Game and Forestry Warden.
Silver Gray Squirrel-Closed fr
is January to October ! of each yea
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