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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-01
TEXT OF THE LETTER

The letter In tuH folloWS;
To the Water Rates Committee of the Honorable
the Board of Supervisors of the City and
County of San Francisco:
Gentlemen-We beg to further acknowledge
your letter of December 8. Referring to. your
question, DO you wish to sell the properties of
the Spring Valley water company now used in
supplying the city ard county of San Francisco
to the city and county z: we beg to inform you
that we have no wish to SELL but that have
every willingness to sell the properties to the
city and county of San Francisco at fair valua-
ton We beg to refer you to our letter to the
board of supervisors dated October 2 1908, and
to the published statement Of the company. Any
tentative valuation suggested by the supervisors
has, In our opinion, been far below the value of
the property, and II would be of no avail to name
a price unless 1t met with the approval of the
voters.
1t has been our hope that this entire matter
would shape itself that you would recognize
the true value of our properties. and that with
your cooperation the voters of san Francisco
would learn their value. We accept the result
of the recent election expression of the
desire of the municipality to own its water sup
To arrive at definite figures which will be ac-
ceptable TO both parties may not be without diff
fcuty, considering the nature Of the transaction.
The properties of this company will not be sold
below their fair value, and you have expressed
r desire to purchase them not only at a fair
value. but 'at such price as the city would be
justified in paying therefor.
AS TO SHARE HOLDERS
Referring to your suggestion that this matter
be placed before the share holders beg TO
state tnat we Will De glau TO act upon II, re-
serving, however, the privilege which we also
deem duty, Of making such recommendat tions
VIC think proper.
In further reply to your letter. we beg to state
that we are informed and believe that, under the
constitution of the state of California under
whose authority and protection this company
rests, the city and county of San Francisco will
be unable to enter into competition with it. and
that the properties of the Spring Valley water
company can not be taken or damaged without
just compensation" and, therefore, no share
holder need view with alarm the suggestion that
the city will proceed to construct its own works.
On behalf of the share holders of the company
we feel entirely justified in expressing their en-
tire willingness to sell to the city and county of
San Francisco the properties of this company
now used in supplying water to the city and
county of San Francisco at fair and reasona BILE
valuation. Respectfully,
SPRING VALLEY WATER COMPANY
BY S. p. EASTMAN.
Assistant to the President.
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Misses
Veola f. Mattner
Bertha Fischer
Anna Klein
Helene y. Lavergne
Mabel q. McNaly
Alice Feyrier
Af1ine Nesbitt
Eula Howard
Lillian HurtzIg
Ethel II. Perry
Louise Rohde
Iuanita Murphy
Jennie Roberts
Katherine IL. Harring
ton
Edna s. Rothschnd
Helen W. Alkalayo
Adela McWiliams =
Jeanne de St. German
Eulalie Y. Kane
Bertha A. RadQyicb
Mabel L.. Mize
Evelyn A. Sheldon
Garnet Hall
Zita Hastings
Geraldine Rowe
Ethyl Hogan
Elizabeth Marshall
Clarice Murphy
Beatrice Armand
Angeline NJ. Desimone.
Bessie Culley
Gertrude i. Burns
Louise c. KEENAN,
Edna y. Wilson
Mr.. and MIS-. George C
Sneider
Mr.. and Mrs. Franl
Berry
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy o
Yates
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W
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A. J. Becker
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Reuben J. Wood
/ Milton J. Moenning
/ Herman $. Mckeen
4 L. II. Enemark
Grover Grady
/ Oscar L. MeusdOrner
~. " Klein
James d. Miller
John Martin
Alan W. Msginnis
/ Or. W. A. Ellis
Mark lennon
Albert II. Antz
/ F.i A. King
/ George W Ncf .Iilan
Charles L. Bell
Bernard 4. Aifa
Frank p. Lee
Preston II. Elfendahl 9
Charles J. Worth .
L. J. Waterman
Charles A. Peters
Fred ]. Berg
Albert W. Potts
Robert d. Porter
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Or. Philip A. Bill
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! George W Bauer
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lErminia Guinasso
5Sylvanne Simark
Eleapor A. Cannon
8 Edna Coret
lGarolyn Klein
Marie Frey
Marie A. Eevrier
Beatrice McGrath
Alice NJ. Strange
lDella NJ Lovely
adele Hermann
,5lMurIel 5. Plummer aa
lGlara r. Fogel
Hazel Brown
Alice Aiounic
. Lillian A. Anderson
3Lillian Heubner
Elizabeth Donnelly 90
lIsertrude r. Murnhy
bertha NoDnemann.
lROsalie Shirk
Edna NJ. Grove
agnes Lansendorf
Emilia Luchetti
Myrtle Van Ordea 8
Mary Scamayino
lLenore Fickus
Annis NJ. Erikson
2 Henrietta krumholz
lEulalia Ringrose
Alma Beran
Mildred Beran
Garnet Hall
:. lAlr. and Mrs. W. W.
i Kelly
klMr. and Mrs. ]. C,
Bovey
}. AR. and Mrs. Walter E,
Il Treftso
DIR. II. E. Ransom
William e. Brodeson
William IT. Richter
irwin Q. Keeler Q
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lDr. John ]. Driscoll
George J.. Hatfield
William w. Haley
II. A. Haake
lotto Pfeiifer
Charles L. Lackeman
lDr. @. II. Mize
Earl B. Southland
Charles X. Holten
J. A. Marshall Jr.
Or. A. c. Wallace
Arthur +. Rousseau
z. p. Antonovich
David II, Rand
Thomas Z. Donovan
Edmund r. Anderson
flames II. Wise
Or. j. {. Quinlan
Henry Lester
Mercer II. Farrar
George ]. James
II. G. Whitman
George A. Miller
: Bert G. Pollak
lotto Zeiss
5. L. Polito
Carl f. Ernst
Or. Victor +. Luchetti
James A. Keller
Ernest Michaelis
George de st. Germain
George @. Fraser
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Samuel NJ. Tate
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James A. Davis
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Section /. From and after the passage Of
this Act any graduate Of any law sohooi
chartered by and existing In this state,
ar anv graduate OF the law department OF
any Chartered university in this state,
which school or department shall main "
tain the course Of study prescribed by the
Supreme Court and the character OF
whose work IS satisfactory TO. said Court.
shall at any regular examination given by
said court for the admission OF attorneys,
receive from said Supreme Court license
or permission to practice law IN aH the
courts OF this State without examination
to legal attachments, upon producing 10
said Supreme Court his diploma, duly IS
sued by the proper authorities, ana upon
giving satisfactory evidence that he is
twenty-one years Of age and Of good
moral character and upon taking the pre-
scribed oath.
sec. q That all laws or parts Of laws
in conflict with the provisions OF this ACT
are hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. That this Act shall become law
upon its approval by the Governor.
Approved June A. 1909.
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cHAerER b947-(NO. 7sl.

AN ACT to Regulate the Practice Of 9p-
tometry; TO Provide for a Board OF Elk Z
aminers and f9T the ESam mn az ReSl %
istration OF Licensed Practitioners, ano
Prescribing Penalty for It's violation
Be it Enacted by the Legislature OF the
Section eGtf a. l. That the practice Of. oPtogma-
etry, for the purposes Of TINS ACT, ls ue-
fined as follows, viz; The use or empl99s s
ment Of tests or examinations for the l De-
termination Of the natural and funetlonal
deficiencies Of the eye and the adapuoh
OF lenses for the aid thereof. -,
Sec 2. There is hereby created a Bod5H
TO be known and styled the FLORIDA
Board Of Examiners in Optometry, 70 pe
composed OF five regular opticians, resi-
dents OF the STATE . Oh ro 6iG o. optometry
in said State for two years said BoaI9 =
shall be appointed by the, Governor az az
soon as practicable afteT the Passose one ne
year, one for two years one TOT thr t1
years, two for four years, ana eaoh , uheli
his successor is appointed ana 9H tar a1l
pointed shall be for four years, ProVioee1,i
however, That the appointments 70 ~
vacancies, which the Governor ls hereDy
empowered to make shall be lot the UNI
Sec 8. said Board Of Examiners shall
elect at its first regular meeting, anu
as President and one as Secretary and
treasurer and shall hold regular meet
ing at least once each year at such time
and place as the said Board may deter :
mine; special meetings, may be called and n
held at such times and places as may De
designated by the President and Secre-
taTy, and such special meetings shail pc
held upon the application Of five appl-
cants Tor examination. At least thirty
days' notice Of any regular meeting shall
be given by publication once week IN
newspaper Of general circulation through
out the State. =, 49,
shall constitute a quorum for the trans
action OF business, and should a quorum
not be present on the day. appointed tor
their meeting those present may adjourn
from day 10 day or TO some designated
day until a quorum Is present.
Sec, g. Said Board shall make sucn
rules and regulations not inconsistent
with law as Il may consider necessary
TO the proper performance Of It's duties
may take testimony concerning any mat
Ter within its jurisdiction, and each
member thereof may administer oaths II
shall be the duty OF said Board to ex-
anime thoroughly every applicant desiring
to practice optometry In this State, ana II
a majority OF said Board shall be satisfied
that said person is competent, ana pos
sesses the knowledge essential 10 sueh
practice, they shall grant him certin-
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oHAPTER be5a-fNo. eg.

AN ACT for the Organization, Manage;
ment and Cooperation Of Agricultural
1ViticulturaD and Horticultural Non
Profit Cooperative Associations.
Be II Enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Florida:
Section l. Three OF more persons en-
gagged In the production, preservation, arg
ing, packing, shipping or marketing Of
agricultural (viticulturaD or horticultural
products, or (all) Of them, may form q
non-profit cooperative association, undes
the provisions Of this Act to carry on salu
business, and such association shall nave,
and may exercise, the powers authorized
by this Act and the powers necessary
incidental thereto, and all other poW.stIss
granted to private corporations by w
laws OF this State, except such powers
by this Act.
a capital stock, and its business shall MOI
be carried on for profit. Any person. oI
any number OF persons, In ADDITION 70 W
original incorporators,. may oee 01,nS
members Of such association, upon SUI
terms and conditions as to mempeIsng
and subject to such rules and regulalon
as to their, and each OF their conIfEs
and other rights and liabilities betW97 "
and the member, as the said Association
shall provide In its bylaws. The assOcla
ton shall issue a certificate or menosI
ship TO each member, but the said men,
bership, or the said certificate thereg,,,
shall not be assigned by a member 70 any
other person, nor shall the assigns theIe'
OF be entitled to membership IN the ~
ISOLATION or to any property rights on IN,
terest therein. Nor shall a purchaser ~
execution sale, or any other person WIZ
may succeed, by operation OF Jaw OF y
otherwise, to the property interests u "a. :
member, be entitled to membership OF " ~
come a member of the association "
Virtue Of such transfer. The Boar9 ID, H.
Directors may, however, by motion os u5y
adopted by II, consent to such asslsn u ~
or transfer and TO the acceptance on w as
assignee or transferee as memDeI Ihsil
the association, but the associa tlon ~, VA
have the right, by its bylaws, 70 pIo9sshtin
for or against the transfer OF menus n
and for or against the assignment the
membership certificates, ana also .,,eh
terms and conditions upon which 9ny 81
transfer or assignment shall be a AUG w,,nder
Sec. 8. Each association iormeea, oies OF
this Act must prepare and Tile arr and
incorporation in the same manner re-
under the same regulations as n ny, Of
quired by law for the incorpoIeattaiOH and
companies for profit In this Sta'e'
therein shall set forth:
/. The name OF the associatloh' ,orr,ed
2. The purpose for which u u ~ ~ busi-
3. The place where its princlPa
ness will be transacted. ,.t not
4. The term for which II Is 10 eNi''
exceeding fifty years. ,hereoff
s. The number OF directors W and
which must not be less than thre7
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Territory in the United States for the use
OF their offices; twelve copies to the Sec
rotary Of State OF the United states, for
the use OF the Government Of the United
States, and deposit the remaining copies
the Secretary OF State according to law.
Sec. 2. That all laws and parts OF laws
I'm conflict with the provisions OF this Act
be, and the same are hereby repeated
Approved June s, 1909.
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cHAPTER 5e5t-lNo. s2l /.

AN ACT Defining What Shall Constitute
Due Diligence on the Part Of a Bank in
the Collection of Checks, Drafts, Notes
or Other Negotiable Instruments, and
Fixing the Liability of Bank, Drawer,
Maker, Guarantor, Surety and En-
dorser
Be it Enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Florida:
Section 1. That when a check, draft,
note or other negotiable instrument is de-
posted in a bank for credit, or for col
lection, 1t shall be considered due diligence
on the part of the bank in the collection
Of any check, draft, note or other nego-
tiableiinstrument so deposited, to forward
en- route the same without delay In the
usual commercial way in use according
to the regular course OF business Of banks,
and that the maker, endorser, guarantor
or surety Of any check, draft, note or other
negotiable instrument, so deposited, shall
be liable TO the bank until actual final
payment Is received by 1t, except in case
OF want Of due diligence on its part, as
aforesaid.
Sec 2. All laws which are in conflict
with this Act are hereby repealed, and
this Act shall take effect Immediately
urOn its approval by the Governor.
approved June g. 1909.
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AN ACT to Amend Section TO- OF chapter
1881 GlO, Laws Of Florida, the Same
Being an Act to Amend Sections 2, 3.
8, 6, I, s and 10 Of an Act to Incorporate
the Florida Chautauqua Association, APP
proved February -, 1885.
BE it Enacted by the Legislature Of the
section /. That Section 10, Of said
Chapter 1881, be and is hereby amended
to read as follows:
citation may incur indebtedness to the ex-
tent Of thirty-five thousand dollars on It's
real and personal property in addition 70
five thousand dollars Of annual or tloat-
ing Indebtedness against the same IN It's
corporate capacity, and the said Florida
Chautauqua Association be, and Is hereby
authorized to incur liabilities TO the
amount OF thirty-five thousand dollars In
notes bonds, mortgages and other certifi-
Gates OF Indebtedness on its real and per-
sonal property as aforesaid,
Sec 2. This Act shall take effect I'M
mediately upon its approval by the Gov
ernor or upon its becoming law without
his approval.
Approved June s, 1909.
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cHAPrER 5e4s-tNo. soJ

AN ACT to Provide for the Admission Of
Graduates OF Law Departments OF
Chartered Universities and Chartered
Law Schools to Practice Law in the
Courts OF Florida,
Be il Enacted BY the Legislature OF the
State Of Florida:
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cAAPrER 5s45-(No. ~.


AN ACT to Amend Section 6Ss' E o. the
Relating to the Number OF CoPtHes u
statutes and Disposition ThereoI; .ha
Re II Enacted by the Legislature OF ths
state totior o. F TSat Section s5s, of the Gem
ersi Statutes OF the State Of Florida' DC
amended SO as to read as follows; sat
SECTION 65S-Number Of Copies OF SIa I
utes. and Disposition Thereot,@Ihe COL
tractor shall complete ana aeilS yea MAI
thousand copies Of said statutes ana o MA
ter furnished him herewith, as AFORESAID,
10 fine Secretary OF State, who snali, as
soon as possible after their pupncauotii !,
distribute copies as follows; one copy ~ ~
the Governor. each Cablnet oiIlIo',ss The
seoretary Of the Senate and Chief Clerk on
the House, each member OF ConsIe o "a
from this state, each OF the JUSTICES VI
the supreme Court, the Clerk OF th 6e3.lS,S Jit
Court td the SH6ge S' for eT' each u
diciai district Of the State, the Judges oI
each Criminal Court OF Record, the ~ "a
iicitor OF each Criminal Court OF heSS "a
the Clerk OF each Criminal Court OF EecoItG,
the Prosecuting Attorney OF eacih. each, county 9inrS
az the Circuit Court, County supeIlh ~,
dent ~ Public Instruction, Assessor, lax lax
Collector. treasurer, Board OF S0uIls
commissioners, each Justice OF ths EeaSSSI
state Board Of Health, kall n oIIas1itai Tor
tbe insane. Adjutant General, state She ~
let STATE Auditor, University OF tloIlus}
Florida Female College Colore9l, Nori ma
school, school for the Deaii Sl Attor new
lIevll,.l ~ ire United States, each OF the
JnSses. Marshals Clerks and Distriot Az "
tcrDevs al each OF the District SouIts ~
~ TTnited States within this Stale, "a
he he Secretary OF State OF each state anu
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oHARTER se4e-(No. 7sl.

CHAPTER 594S-(No' lS),
AN ACT to Amend Section 1926, OF the
General Statutes Of the State OF Florida,
Relating to the Powers and Duties OF
Pilot Commissioners.
Be 1t Enacted by the Legislature OF the
Section cti n /. That Section 1898 of the Cen
eral Statutes OF the State of Florida, be
amended so as to read as follows;
Section l293-Commissioners 70 Examine
and License Pilots.-Said Board Of Com
missioners shall examine persons who may
wish to be licensed as pilots In all matters
pertaining to the management OF vessels ;
also, In regard to their knowledge Of the
channel and harbor where they wish 10
act as pilots; and II upon examination
they find them qualified to take com
enter that port and thoroughly familiar
with the channel and currents OF the mar
Dor they shall appoint and license such
requisite to perform the duties required q
the pilots for that port; so that there shall
not be more than twenty-five licensed
Pilots 5o T9T ~ the PSTS ~ ana 6aSbee
at both east and west passes, INCLUSIVE,
four for the port OF Fernandina and Nassau
Inlet eleven for tort the port r. s6 J fSTs
for the port OF Punta Gorda, three for
the port OF Charlotte Harbor, two for the
port Of st. Andrews, two for the port OF
and two for any other port not specifically
mentioned in this Chapter; ana there
after, when vacancies occur in the number
OF pilots in any OF the ports Of this State,
the Commissioners Of that port may, In
their discretion, grant license as pilots
heretofore. provided until the number OF
pilots reaches the number allowed by this
Chapter for that port; Provided, how
ever, That pilots who are now duly
licensed shall hold their office according
10 law Said pilots shall be entitled TO
hold their license and appointments dur
ing good behavior, and the said Board
shall require from each pilot satisfactory
bonds for the faithful performance OF HIS
duties.
Sec, 2. All laws and parts Of laws in
conflict with the provisions Of this Act
are hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. This Act shall take effect i'm
mediately upon its passage and approval
by the Governor.
Approved May 90 1903.
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cHAPTER be57-(No. sal

AN ACT to Prohibit the Sale or Giving
Away OF Certain Narcotics, and Provid.
ing a Penalty for Violations OF the
Provisions Thereof.
Be it Enacted by the Legislature OF the
State OF Florida:
Section 1. That 1t is hereby declared a
violation OF law for any person, firm or
corporation to sell, give away or other
wise dispose Of any opium, morphine, CO.
caine, or its salts, atropine, belladonna
or oonium, to any person or persons, ex-
cept upon the written prescription OF a
licensed practicing physician, which pre-
scription shall not be filled but once; Pro.
vided, however, That this Section shall
not apply to manufacturers making and
selling at wholesale to druggists, or to
sales thereof, for the use Of dentists, ply
sicians, hospitals or infirmaries.
Sec. 2. Any person who shall, for them
selves or for any other person, firm OF
corporation, violate any OF the provisions
OF this Act shall be deemed guilty Of q
misdemeanor and, upon conviction, shall
be imprisoned not more than twelve
months or fined not more than one hun
dred dollars.
Approved June 8, 1909.
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cHAPTER 5e5s-tNo. IA .

AN ACT Declaring Certain Waters in
This State a NaVigable Stream
BE II Enacted by the Legislature of the
State OF Florida:
Section j. That the following water
are hereby declared to be a navigablI
stream: Beginning on the shore OF Lake
Mineola at the depot at Clermont, theme,
through Lake Hiawatha, thence through
Canal, thence through Lake Palatlakaha
thence through Lake Minnehaha, theme,
through Lake Susan, thence through thu
Palatlakaha River, thence through LAX
Louise, to the point nearest the Post OF
flee Of Montevista.
Sec. 2. That this Act shall take effec
Immediately upon its passage and ap.
proval by the Governor
Approved June 8, 1903.
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AN AL 10 prevent FOuutlOn or con-
tamination Of the Waters Of the Lakes,
I.ivers, Streams and bitches in the State
OF Florida, and Prescribing a Penalty
for the Violation Hereof.
Be II Enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Florida:
Section 1, Any person or persons firm,
company, corporation OF association in
this State, or the managing agent Of any
poration or association in this State, or
any duly elected, appointed or lawfully
created State officer OF this State, or any
duly elected, appointed or lawfully created
officer OF any county, city, town, munich
pality or municipal government in this
State, who shall deposit, or who shall per-
NIT or allow any person or persons In
their employ or under their control, man
agement or direction to deposit in any Of
the waters OF the lakes, rivers, streams
and bitches in this State, any rubbish,
filth, or poisonous, or deleterious sub
stance or substances, liable to affect the
health Of persons, fish, or live stock, or
place or deposit any such deleterious CUB
stance or substances In any place where
the same may be washed or infiltered into
any Of the waters herein named, shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and,
upon conviction thereof In any court Of
competeTa jurisdiction, shall be fined in
a sum not more than five hundred dol
lars Provided, further, That the carry
ing into effect Of the provisions Of this
Act shall be under the supervision OF the
State Board Of Health"
Sec. 2. This Act shall become effective
~ Approved June 7. 1909.
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oHAPTER 5ess-fNo. esl

AN ACT to Fix the Standard Of Cotton
Seed Meal Sold in This State; to Pro.
hibit the Sale Of Inferior Cotton Seed
Meal Without Notice to the Public 70
Meal; and Providing Penalties for Vio-
latiOns Of This Act.
Be Il Enacted by the Legislature Of the
State OF Florida:
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CHAPTER 5O52-(NO. ss).

AN ACT to Protect Gophers.
Be II Enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Florida:
Section l. That It shall be unlawful to
take or sell any gophers scientifically
known as the Testudo Polyphemus, or
Florida Tortoise or Land Turtlel from the
Counties Of Escambia, Santa Rosa and
Walton during the months OF May, June
and July, or to take them with hooks or
other appliances inserted into their holes,
or to take or sell them of a size less than
nine (9) inches in length Of the under
shell.
Sec 2. That any person violating this
Act SHALL upon conviction, be punished
by fine or not more than twenty-five
(S25. 00) dollars, or by Imprisonment in
the county Jail for not more than ten
days, and that the taking or selling OF
gophers, in violation Of this Act, shall be
a separate offense.
Sec. 8. The Game Warden Of each
county shall be charged with the enforce
ment OF this law.
Sec. 4. This Act shall take effect inn
medlately upon its passage and approval
by the Governor,
Approved June z, 1902