The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-09

the month for violation OF the laws
pertaining to the fishing industry
have been as follows:
District No. /.
February 3--Upon information fur
nished BY Water Bailiff w. A. Mack,
Charles X. Bone was arraigned be-
fore Justice Of the Peace John lie.
land Henderson, Of Hood River,
January ~, 1908, for allowing saw
dust from his mill to be discharged
onto the bank OF the river where high
water would take il into the waters
Of the State, and upon entering a
plea Of guilty was fined $50 and costs.
which he paid.
February 2S-The sawdust case
that Deputy Warden Brown and
Water Bailiff Mack had against II. p.
Dromond, manager Of the Clear
Creek Lumber Company, was tried
in the Justice Court at Oregon City
before q jury that found for the de-
fcndant not guilty.
February 2S and 2o-Dcputy War
den Brown and Water Bailiff Settcm
in the launch Oregon Patrol picked
up one set-net in the Willamette
Slough and one set-net in the Will
lamette River just above Oswego
and two set-nets in the Willamette
River just below the Jenning' 5
place that they found in a condition
10 take salmon without being proper
ly licensed.
March 6 and 7--Watcr Bailiff Set
TEN in the launch Oregon Patrol
picked up three set-nets that he
found in the waters of the Columbia
River in a condition to take salmon
near the Young's Bay railroad
bridge, in Clatsop county, without
being properly licensed
March l7-Water Bailiff Mack
filed information in the justice court
: OF Portland, against II ]. Ottenheim'
cr, manager OF the Union Box &
Lumber Company, for allowing saw
dust from their mill to be discharged
into the Willamette River The case
is still pending
| March 3l--Water Bailiff Settem in
the launch Oregon Patrol found q
set-net in the waters of the Colum-
bia River between Goble and Pres
colt with eight steelhead salmon en-
tangled therein; the same being the
close season period, the net and con
tents we're seized and con6scated and
the salmon sold to the Paulsen Mar
ket OF Astoria for $345.
District No. 2.
March lo-Upon information fur.
nished by Deputy Warden John D.
Wilson, James Birch was arraigned
before Justice Birch was arraigned
before Justice of the Peace Long OF
Roseburg for allowing sawdust from
his mill to be discharged into the
waters Of Fortune Greek, in Douglas
county, and upon entering plea Of
guilty was fined $50 and costs, whicl,
he paid.
The receipts of the Office during
the month of February and March
have been as per the following;
| District No. /.
(From Fines and Penalties)
February 3-Received from Justice
of the Peace John Leland Hender
son, of Hood River, l-3 of fine i'm
posed January 2S, 1908, agains'
Charles R, Bone for allowing saw
| dust to be discharged from his mil
in such a manner that it would get
into the running waters of thC
state, $1,000,
| (From Account OF Licenses Issued
2 gill-net licenses a $5.e...$l(
set-net licenses a $250...". II
S fish dealers licenses (frst-class,
U pow ,',....'.t'#'. '.t,'.t, T.
District No. 2.
| (From Account Of Licenses Issued,
gill-net license a $5.,..,$ 5.0(
set-net license a $2.50..,.,. 2.5(
2 FISH dealers licenses (6rst-
class) a $5,,,.......,,- 10.0(
Total for both districts. $50. II
Disbursements
The accounts against the depart
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