Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-08-25
REVISED GAME LAWS
Licenses Necessry Outside
the Hunters Own
County

If any resident of Minnesota hunts
game birds outside of his own county
this year it will be necessary for him
to pay the state a license fee of ST,
according to new provision of the
state game law, as passed at the
legislative session Of 1906. he will
not have to pay license to hunt the
birds In the county in which he lives.
It he should 20 to any other Min
nesota county to hunt birds he will
find himself in trouble if he does not
first procure license, at an expense
Of 81, from the county auditor of bis
homo county.
Everybody will have TO pay the 81
who hunts game animals, that is
everybody who resides in the state.
Non. residents will be required to pay
fee Of $25 kefore they are allowed
to hunt game animals, and a fee of
$40 before they can hunt game birds
within the borders of Minnesota. All
licenses will expire on the 31tt day
of December following. From this it
will be seer that a nor. resident who
desires to hunt 10th game animals and
game birds will be forced to contri.
butte $50 towards paying the expenses
of the game and nsh commission.
Non residents will be allowed only
one moose and one deer during the
season. The moose must be an ant
Tered male. The resident of the state
is allowed two deer and one moose.
His license entities him to fifty game
birds. At least that is the number he
Is allowed to ship home by common
carrier although the law does not
specifically state that he will be al
lowed to kill no more than this. Last
year both resident and non.residents
were allowed to kill three deer and
one moose.
No shipment of game can be made
without the proper coupon from the
hunting license is attached to it, The
resident is allowed to ship by com.
mon carrier his fifty birds in two
shipments not to exceed twenty-five
birds each.
There is no provision in the chap
ter in question which may be con-
strued to prevent any residents of
the state from personally carrying
with him as baggage. on any train
or conveyance, any game birds or fish
which may be legally in his possess
sion, and any common carrier is per-
mitted TO carry such game birde and
fish as baggage, when the same is
accompanied and carried on the same
train or conveyance as the person
who is legally In possession of the
same.
The nonresident NAV ship for home
his three game animals and twenty
five game birds. The license will be
taken from anyone violating the pro-
visions of the law, and he will further
be prosecuted.
From Sept. to Nov. 1 will be the
open season for turtle dove. snipe,
prairie chicken, pinnated. white.
breasted or sharp-tailed grouse, wood
cock. upland plover and golden power.
From Oct. / to Dec. 1 will be the
open season for quail. partridge,
rufaed grouse, pheasant, other Mongo
liam, Chinese rinQneck or English
pheasant. Ducks, geese and all aqua
tic fowl may be killed between Sept.
l and December
Deer may be killed between Nov. 10
and Nov. 80. The season for moose
will extend over the same period. No
person will be allowed to have more
than two deer and one moose and pre-
scribed number of birds in his posses.
sion at one time. The sale of game is
prohibited.
A. P. Blanchard appeared before
Judge Searle at st. Cloud Saturday,
in the case of Gus Kern vs. 6. A.
Cooper. Cooper asks for a new trial.