The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-08-14
+ performance Of duty and appoint others in their
1 stead.
! section 2s36- Land owners may hunt on their
4 own lands in seasons not prohibited and may
permit nonresident relatives or friends 70 hunt
\ with them
AMENDATORY ORDERS BY BOARD OF ST.
PERYIsORS OF MONROE COUNTY.

AMENDATORY ORDERS BY BOARD OF ST.
PERYIsORs OF MONROE COUNTY.
AT NOVEMBER TERN, 1905.
Ordered. That il shall be unlawful to kin any
wild turkey for the period of five years at any
timeof the year. That il shall be unlawful to
kin any quail from and after March 1. OF each
year. until November IS. of each year. That it
shall be unlawful TO catch quail other game
birds at any time By trapping OF netting. That
il shall be unlawful to sell or barter any kind u
game turkeys. squirrels. rabbits quail. doves.
o'possum or any other kind OF game. That it
shall be unlawful for express railroad CON-
pany TO ship or receive for shipment out Of the
county and state any game Of any kind for
any person TO carry any game without the coun-
ty and state. 1t is further Ordered. That.for VI
olation Of this order the penalties shall De as
follows
For killing or selling any wild turkey. $500
fine
For killing any quail al any time within the
period wherein the killing is herein made unlaw-
full or for selling or bartering any quail at any
time, $1,000 fine
For selling or bartering any squirrel, dove.
rabbit. o possum. or any other game $1,000 fine.
For trapping or netting any quail. dove, OF
other game. $1,000 fine.
For any express or railroad company or any
other persons carrying OF Transporting any game
Of any kind without the county and state, $3.50
fine.
The above fines shall be imposed for each Of
Tense, and the informer shall have one-haf Of
each fine. when collected.
At DECEMBER TERM. 1905.
whereas. It appears to she satisfaction Of the
Board that the game law entered at the Novem-
Der term. should be amended in certain respects
I il is therefore
Ordered. That the same be amended as relat
ing to the hunting capturing of o'poSsums
and rabbits and il shall be lawful TO capture OF
kin the same at any time.
AT AUGUST TERM, 1898
Ordered. That j. A. Gay be appointed Game
Warden Of Monroe county, with all powers au
thorized by Chapter 81. Code of 1906. per peti
I ton Of B. f. Reynolds and others.
Ordered That from this date il shall be nnlaw
/ full for any nonresident OF Monroe county x
( hunt OF fish in said county unless said non-resi
dent hunt with a resident citizen. That any per
son violating this order be punished by the laws
Of Mississippi Chapter 81. Code OF 1905, and laws
amendatory thereto.
1t has only been few months since
/ John Temple Graves, who is now rid
/ ing astride of the tail of the Indepen
dence party kite, made a speech il
/ Chattanooga in which he advocated
/ the nomination of President Roose
Welt by the Democratic convention
and wanted Mr.. Bryan to withdraw
/ from the race for the nomination anC
/ to make the speech nominating Mr.
/ Roosevelt, and now he is the nomi
nee of a party which denounces bOtf
Roosevelt and Bryan and the princi
pies which they advocate. Who hat
changed, Roosevelt, Bryan or join
| Temple? If the latter, was it Hearst
money or the failure of the Demo
cratic party to properly appreciate
and appropriate his wise ~ sugges
ton that caused it? No matter
which, John Temple will soon fine
out what the people even of his owl
/ State. think of his action. Hi
dreams of carrying Georgia are ever
/ wilder than those of Tom Watson
the Populist candidate. The Populis
vote of that State viii doubtless be
/ divided between the two, but the
Democratic vote will be given Il
Bryan and Kern. 1t is pity to SEE
/ the splendid abilities of two sucf
men as Watson and Graves devoted
to no higher purpose than vain glory
! or a bit of spite Marshall, Tenn. Ga
zette.