The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04

of the State indicate that already . large number of hunters licenses have been sold in the various countless.
 MT. Wallace yesterday gave out for publication a synopsis of the game law embodying its essential features. A copy follows:
 of all wild birds, other than the game birds enumerated below, except Eng fish sparrows, hawks, owls and crows:
 "The open season on game birds as follows: Wild turkeys, from December tC March 1: quail. doves, swans. geese. brant. ducks. rails. coots. mud hens, sand pipers, woodcocks and cur Jews, November 1 to March 1; snipe. blower, November to May 1.
 "The killing of wild turkey hens Is at all times prohibited.
 'The various kinds of pheasants and imported game birds are protected Ab- solutely until December. 1, 1912. and thereafter the open season Is from No vember Is to December 15.
 Prohibits and pitfalls. deadfalls, scaffold, cage, snare, trap, net. salt lick. baited field, or any other similar device. or any drug, poisonous chemi- calls or exposiates, Tor the purpose of injuring, capturing or killing any pro- tecteu bird or animal, also prohibits hunting protected birds or animals be- tween dark and daylight.
 "Open. season on deer, November 1 to January 1, and prohibits killing of doe, or female deer. at all times.
 Open season on squirrels, from Sep- tember to February 1.
 "Fixes the following limits for each person in one day: One deer, two tur- keys and twenty-five game birds.
 Prohibits absolutely the sale or of- fering for sale of. protected game birds tnlr fx, fz or not.
 No license to hunt in voting pre- cinct of residence, or in ones own land anywhere in State.
 License for hunting in county of residence, $1; hunting in any county in the State, $3. Non resident and alien license $15. License to be obtained from Probate Judge.
 Prohibits the shipping or carrying of game, except openly. and in the pos session of those who have hunters H. cense, as required by the act
 Prohibits common carriers from ac- cepting game to De carried in any oth- CT way. either within this State or without this State. Prohibits abso- lutely the carrying or shipping of live game.
 Makes 1t unlawful to hupt on land of another without written permission. The only protection the farmer has ever had against the pot-hunter and the vandal.
 The essential features of the fish law are as follows:
 'sThe use of dynamite or explosives of any kind in any of the waters of the State is prohibited, except by spe- cial permission of and under the .su- pervision of the State Game and Fish Commissioner. and then only for min ing or mechanical purposes, or to re- cover bodies of persons. There is. no license to fish. '
 Prohibits the taking of fshsby the use of seines. trammel nets, gill nets, fish traps. or any other device or trap, or by any means otherathan bys-ordi- nary hook and line, gig, spear or trot line. But this does not apply to navi- gable waters of the State. or any wa ters of the State in which the tide ebbs and flows.
 Allows the use of minnow seins not more than twelve feet in length and four feet in width, for catching min nows to be used for baits only.
 Sheriff, deputy. sheriffs, marshals, constables and peace officers are made deputy game and fish wardens,"