New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24

power. or any or all OF the same COM
bined. or fifty (50) snipe. wild duck, goose;
brant or any variety of aquatic fowl
whatever. or any or all of the same COM
bined. two % deer or the parts thereof
one ID male moose or the parts thereof
for each applicant.
Third-That If permitted to retain the
same by said commission the applicant
will retain possession of said birds or an
inals for his own use and will not ship.
sell or dispose of the same.
If said commission is satisfied that said
applicant will keep said birds and ami
| mails and parts thereof for his own use
and not for sale, the said commission
shall cause tags or seals which shall not
not be removed, to be attached to each
bird or animal, or parts thereof, not ex-
ceeding forty-five (45) turtle dove, prai-
RE chicken, pinnated White-breasted or
ed grouse or pheasant, woOdcock. up
land plover or golden plover, or any or
all Of the same combined; or fifty GOD
snfpe, wild duck, goose or brant or any
varieties of aquatic fowl whatever. or
any or all of the same combined; two (2)
deer or the parts thereof and one "a male
plicant; or in lieu thereof, if any applicant
therefor resides at a distance from any
game warden, then the commission may
issue to such applicant written permit
to keep and use such game
The person making such application
shall. before said tags or seals are at
tttCIoGt, pay TO the commission tE6 TGd-
sonable expense Of making and attaching
SUCH tags and seals
After the tags and seals have been so
attached, or such permit received, the
person holding such permit may, while
the tags or seals remain upon said birds
and animals and parts thereof, retain pos
session of the same until consumed; pro-
vided, that nothing in this chapter con-
tanned shall prevent a person from dis
posing of as a gift any of the birds and
animals mentioned herein. The having
IN, possession os ct any game bird or ami
tagged and sealed or for which a reten-
ton permit has not been received, except
during the open season and five 90 days
thereafter, is hereby made unlawful Any
such game bird or game animal, or any
part thereof, had or held in possession
BY any person during the season when
it is unlawful to have the same in pos
session, is hereby declared contraband
and the right of any such person to re-
tain or use the same shall cease Any
| person who shall destroy, initiate or du-
piicate any tag or seal attached to any
| bird or animal, or part thereof, or who
shall ship. sell or dispose of any bird or
animal amin Or or any part thereof which has
for which a permit to keep and use the
same has been issued, shall be guilty of
sba no. and upon Pc sn nc
less than twenty-five $3.50 nor more than
fifty dollars ($5O) and costs Of prosecu-
| ton. or by imprisonment in the county
Jail for not less than thirty (3o) nor more
than sixty 600 days for each and every
bird or animal part thereof. so shipped.
sold or disposed of.
Sec 3S. Mink, Muskrat, Otter, Beaver
NO person shall catch, take or kill any
mink, muskrat, otter or beaver between
the first day Of May and the first day Of
when any of the animals mentioned in
this section are doing damage to or de-
stroylng any. property the persons whose
property is being damaged or destroyed
may XIII them at aNy time.
Sec 49, Harmless Birds-Game Birds
Dehned-No person shall catch, take, kill,
within or without the state, purchase, Of
fer or expose for sale, sell to any one,
have in possession with intent to sell, or
have in possession or under control at any
time, living or dead, any wild bird other
than "a game bird, nor any part thereof,
and for the purposes of this chapter the
birds. The Antidas, commonly known as
swan, geese, brant, river and sea ducks,
the linolae, commonly known as plover,
snipe and WOodcock; the gallinae, COM
monty known as grouse prairie chickens,
pheaSants. cartridges and quail; provided,
that blackbirds, crows, English sparrows,
greathorned owls may be killed and had
in possession at any time; but nothing
herein contained shall be construed to
prevent the keeping and sale Of song
birds as domestic pets.
FISH.
Sec 40. Fish May be Taken, When
No person shall catch, take, kill or have
in possession or under control, for any
purpose whatever any of the fish here
matter mentioned within the periods
herein limited, to wit: Any variety of
first day Of September and the fifteenth
day of April following; any black, grey
or Oswego bass between the first day
Of MARCH and the twenty-ninth day OF
kallonge. croppie, perch sunfish, stur-
geon, catfish or any other variety of fish
first day of May following.
Sec. Al. Manner of Taking-No person
shall catch take or kill more than twen-
ty,ye 59 fish excep It suntsh perch
nor in any, other manner than by
angling for them, with a hook and line
held in the hand, or attached to a rod
SO held, MOI; with more than one line or
with more than one hook attached there
to; and no person shall have in his pos
session any y, fish caught taken or killed
as provided in this chapter.
Provided, that pickerel suckers, red
horse, carp and bullheads may be taken
and artificial lights may s be q used in al SO
doing.
Provided, further. that in all Of the in
land lakes In this state, permission hav-
ing been granted therefor, but not other
wise, a net may be used for the purpose
Of taxing 4or and catching Whttesh or
Der tenth of the same year. Said net
shall not exceed two hundred (20O) feet
in length and four "a feet in width, and
the meshes of said net shall not be less
than three and one-half (31a) inches in
size of mesh when the same is extended
Any person desiring to use any such
net shall first make application for a per-
nit therefor to the commission, in writ
ing, and shall state that the said net Is
to be used by them for the purpose Of
obtaining fish for their own domestic use
and not for the purpose of sale, which
application shall be accompanied by q,
fee Of one dollar ($1OO for each net,
more than two (2) of such nets,
Sec 40. Netting in Mississippi River
Within State-Except in certain portions
of the Mississippi river hereinafter de-
fined, and in certain defined boundary
waters of the state, a pound net. seine
or dip net may be used in the Mississippi
river from the Falls of St. Anthony to a
point one thousand Q,O00) feet above the
mouth Of the ST. Crox river for catching
sturgeon, red-horse, dogfsh, buffalo fish,
catfish pickerel, carp and suckers, but
no such net or seine shall be used within
a distance of one thousand q OOO feet
from the>mouth Of any stream, and that
the said pound net shall not exceed sew
enty-iVe feet in length, and the length of
such seine shall not exceed one hundred
net or seine shall not be less than two
and one-half (21D inches in the bar and
five 90 inches when the same is extended,
and before any such pound net or seine is
| used the person desiring to use the same
| shall first make application therefor to
the game and fish commission Of this
| state for permission to use such net or