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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-03-29
Change in Game Law.

I'D s"sS oOAhS Va WV
principal provisions of the fish
and game law that has been passed
by the Legislature:
The salaries are fixed thus
The warden, $1,000 and 81, 600
travelling expenses; chief deputy,
$1,000 and necessary travelling
expenses not to exceed 5000; clerk
$1,000. All other deputies shall
receive $3,per day but shall not
receive pay for more than $50 days
in one year.
This provision has aroused a
great deal Of unfavorable comment
since it looks to some as If all the
present fund could be absorbed in
salaries,
Private fish ponds are authorized
also private game parks, but no
such pond or park shall contain
land or waters where wild game
or food fish naturally abound.
No native trout shall be sold
at any time whether raised in a
pond or not, excepting fish from
Bear Lake.
No species Of fish shall be
caught in any device whatever ex-
cepting in Bear Lake. It is law
full to catch fish with line held in
the hand at any time Of the year,
and salmon may be caught on a
4-inch snag hook. No fishing
can be done within 800 feet Of a
fish ladder.
Monaghan pheasant, fool hens
and swan are protected for four
years.
The open season for quail is
from November l to December ],
and the limit in one day is Is.
For sage hens the open season
is from August to December !
and the limit is 10 birds.
Open season snipe and plover,
September Is to December /.
Open seasonfor partridge pleas
ants, turtle dove, grouse and prairie
chicken, September to December
1. Limit II. Open season for
duck, September Is to January l.
Limit "a. For geese, the season
is the same and the limit is 3.
Moose, buffalo, antelope, beaver
and caribou cannot be killed at
any time.
The open season for deer elk
mountain sheep and mountain
goat is September Is to December
81. They may not be hunted
with dogs or trapped.
The license for resident males
is 1,for hunting aud fishing, bnt,
it does not apply 70, boys under
10 years Of age. For non-resi-
dents the license il. $25 for big,
game and IS for birds. The fish
ing license for non residents is 81
regardless of sex.
There is limit Of one elk, two
deer one mountain sheep, one
mountain goat and one ibex tor
the season.
The usual provisions are made
against shipping game out Of the
state. 4
Dams without Gshways may be
opened by the warden.
The penalty for violation of the
act ranges from $40 to $500 fine
or Imprisonment not to exceed six
months, or both fine and imprison-
ment.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-03-29

Daily from March to April 80, 1907
Eastern lines will sell Settlers tickets to
the west at following rates:
The Marshall republican., 1907-12-27
Thomas-Wood

II. Claude Thomas, of Ration
New Mexico, and Miss
Blanche Wood, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Wood, of
Napton, were married Oh
Christmas evening at the
brides home in the presence
GA goodly number Of invited
guests.
The groom is the son Of Mr..
aud Mrs. Alex Thomas, Of
east Of town. He has been in
New Mexico for some time
railroadiug and by faithful
work has worked himself up
to the position of engineer ON
the Santa Fe railroad. He is
a spleudid young man and is
deserving of IA good wife, such
as has been his good fortune
TO capture.
Miss Wood is u handsome
aud accomplished young lady
who il very popular because
of her splendid traits.
The young couple will re-
side in Ration for which place
they expect TO leave next
Wednesday. They take will
them the best wishes of q
host of friends.
The Marshall republican., 1907-12-27

yet returned from the plains
and that the last report was
that he had "a job building
fires for "A schoolma'am.
|There'll be something doing
yet!
L. L. Huff, of Gillian, who
has recently moved upon the
Claude Young farm east OF
town, was here Saturday and
said he thought he could stand
the Republican u year even
though he was a Democrat.
We found his Democratic
dollar as good as gold and
hope he'll lind our paper like
wise.
The Marshall republican., 1907-12-27
New Officers.

The &. IL n. has made .
good many promotions and
announces the following new
officers for The Toledo, St
Luis Il Western Chicago Il
Alton Railroads: ID. Bowes,
Chief A. G. u. A.. St. Louis;
L. j. Burus, a. g.. =. a., Kan
sas City: C. Il. Davidson, a.
G. T.. A., Chicago: X. j.. Nc.
Kay; A.. g.. u. A.. Chicago; X.
l.. Brown, District Passenger
Agt. Toledo, o.. &. T.. Beck
man, New England Pass. Agt.
Boston.
The Marshall republican., 1907-12-27
Reid-Thomas.

Married Dec. Is, at six
at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr., aud Mrs.
M. Thomas two miles
south of Herndon, Edgar
Reid and Miss Minnie
by Rev. Clemens of
Marshall. The parlor was
decorated in white aud red.
Miss Lula Thomas cousin OF
the bride began the wedding
march and they entered the
parlor, Miss Dora Thomas
sister of the bride and Miss
Ethel Thomas cousin of the
bride, holding back the cur
tains, then caTe the bride on
the arm of her sister, Mrs.
Smiley and the groom on the
arm of his brother, Elmer
Reid, and stood under the
wedding bell where they were
pronounced husband and wife.
Miss Dora aud Miss Ethel
lead the way to the DINING
room which was beautifully
decorated in white and pink.
An elegant supper was SER
we'd in four different courses,
then the wedding cake was
cut the lucky ones Miss Rit'
ter Smiley got the dime, and
Lester Thomas the ring. The
unlucky one Lester Harris re
ceived the darning needle
The bride wore an elegant
white organdie dress trimmed
in white ribbon and lace. The
two maids Of honor were dress
ed 10 white persian lawn.
j. Mrs. Smiley wore her wed
ding dress, she looked ~
vounr and nice as she did Gv,
years ago. The day will b.
long ememb ered by them al
us it was Mr.. and Mrs. W. A
Smileys' dfth anniversary an'
Mr.and Mrs. Robert Aulgur''
tenth anpiyersary.
The Marshall republican., 1907-12-27

on account thereof shall not
be accepted for mailing at the
second.class postage rate Of
one cent u pound, but may be-
mailed at the transient second
class postage rate of one cent
for each four ounces or frac-
ton thereof, prepaid by
stamps affixed. The right of
u publisher 10 extend credit
for subscription to his publ
cations is not denied or ques.
toned, but his compliance or
noncompliance with this
regulation will be taken in
consideration IN determining
whether the publication is en-
titled To transmission ut the
second class postage rates"
In short, il means that Il
weekly newspaper cannot be
credited more than u year, 50
now it's Il case Of ''no pay, no
paper" neither the editor is
willing or not To credit.
The new order was rece'v.
ed ut the Marshall Office Sun.
day and Postmaster Chastain
informs us that IL will be en-
forced next week.
The Marshall republican., 1907-12-27
New Postal Law

The pOstOfice department
has sent out u new set OF
rules among which we find
the following very important
ruling, effective Jan. LIST:
IA reasonable time will be
allowed publishers TO secure
renewals of subscription, but
unless subscriptions are ex-
pressly rene wed after the
term for which they are paid,
within the following periods:
Dailies, within three month /;
Tri.weeklies, within six
months.
weeklies, within one year;
Semi. weeklies, within three
month;
Monthlies, within four
months;
Bi.m0nthlies, within sis
months;
Quarterlies, within si'
months,
they shall not be counted ID
The legitimate list Of sub
|oorlbnr1 nr1 co. ,nsiled
The Marshall republican., 1907-12-27
Minister Shot

Rev. Osborne, Of this city,
was shot and dangerously
wounded ut Harrisburg, in
Boone county, last Monday
morning by II druggist Of that
place, DR.. o. M. Long. Rev.
Osborne, who is pastor of the
Baptist church at Harrisburg
delivered a temperance SER
mon Sunday evening 10 which
DR.. Long took exceptions.
The parties met Monday
morning and after IA few words
the physician pulled n revol-
yer from his pocket and de.
liberately shot the minister.
The ball struck him in the
fieshy part Of the arm, passed
,ent!rely through IT, striking
the shoulder blade and follow
ed il around in the back. Mrs.
Osborne was notified and de-
/! parted for Harrisburg on the
first train. Word received
/, yesterday from her by he'
daughter brings the iuforma'
,tion that Rev. Osborne il
resting as easy as could be
'expected under the circum
stances. The bullet has not
yet been located. 1t is hopeC
the bullet will be found AM
that Rev. Osborne will 500,
recover. He is In sp!sndi,
health and has u strong c0nsti
tuition, which are importan
(factors Ia the case for expec,
4inR = rapid rec0very.-Wa ~
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