The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-19
state are nereoy declared the
property of the state.

state are nereoy declared the
property of the state.
Sec. 2. That it shall be unlaw-
full for any person to shoot, wound
injure, kill. catch or pursure with
such intent in any year, any
of the following named birds,
fowls or animals between the
dates set forth and opposite their
names: 1859 0s
Wild turkey. between May the
1st and January the 1st'
Quail, or partridge, between
March LIST and November the LIST.
Doves, between March LIST.
and Aug. LIST.
Deer and bear, between March
LIST. Nov. Is.
Swan, geese. brant. river and
sea duck, rail (mud hem, coots
(poule d'eau, chorooka, tatlers,
plover. grosbec, cedar birds and
robins from March 1st. to Sept.
LIST.
Sec. A. It shall be unlawful
for any person to kill more than
twentyof any one kind Of the
birds mentioned in the chapter
migratory doves excepted, or to
kill more than one % deer in
any one day or more than five
deers in any one season, and at
no time shall it be lawful to Kill
a spotted fawn or doe CT wild
turkey hen.
That it shall be unlawful at
any time to catch, snare, trap or
net any Of the game birds or
animals mentioned in this chap
ter, but any minor under the
age of sixteen years, may trap
birds on the premises of his par
ents or next of kin.
Sec 5. 1t shall be unlawful
for any person or persons or
any corporation acting as a COM
mon carrier to ship, transfer or
carry any Of the game birds or
animals enumerated in this chap
ter, out of the state at any time.
Sec. 6. Allpackages contain
ing dead birds or animals or
parts thereof when shipped with
in the state shall be plainly and
clearly marked with the name
of the consignor and consignee
with an itemized statement or
the number of birds or animals
and the name Of the species, and
the package shall be so construc-
ted as to plainly show the con-
tents.
Sec. z. 1t shall be unlawful
for any nonresident to hunt
within the state unless he has
in his possession ready to exhibit
to the game warden or any officer
or person, upon request, a license
issued to him by the sheriff
of the county in which he may
be hunting such license to be is.
sued to non-residents of the state
upon payment of a fee of $40 to
the county and $40 to the state.
Thesame shall be nontransferable
and shall contain his signature
as a means of Identification and
shall be good during the open
season of the year in which it is
issued. Every nonresident found
hunting without said license
shall be arrested on sight by
any game warden or officer of the
law, and shall be subject to a fine
not less than $25, nor more than
$50, or be imprisoned in the
county Jail not exceeding thirty
days.
Sec. 8. All fees and fines
collected under the provisions
of this charter except as herein
provided, shall go to a fund kept
by the county treasurer in each
county and called the Forest
and Game Perfection Fund, the
same to be used by the board OF
supervisors in paying the warden
and his deputies for services.
! Sec. 8. That the board OF
supervisors of each county may,
on the recommendation of ten OF
more reputable citizens of said
county, appoint a game war
den, and who shall hold office
for four years, and who shall have
power to appoint deputies for
each supervisors district who
shall hold office for two years:
The duties of said game warden
and assistants being to diligently
seek and report all persons viola;
ting this chapter, and they shall
have the right to arrest any per-
son found violating any OF the
provisions of this chapter and
| upon the proper warrant issued
therefor, to search any building
not the private residence Of any
person, car, vessel, vehicle or
| package wherein he or they may