The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-08-20
tory to the wardens.

deposited in streams where fish fry have
placed or brook trout abound.
All fines go the school fund. MoneysI
collected from licenses, or from seized
game or goods go to the game and fish
fund to be used in enforcing the law.
t. Wild birds and animals may be dom
esticated, but permission must be OBJ.
tained from the state board, Section 25.
Nests of any birds protected by the
game laws must not be disturbed nor
eggs taken at any time.
Shooting from the shoulder the only
legal method of taking game birds and
animals.
No one to shoot half hour after gun
down until half hour before daylight.
Must not use boats for the purpose of
raising birds from resting places on the
water. No lights or lanterns to be used
Mustnot hunt deer or antelope with
dogs. Bird dogs must not be allowed to
run over the fields or trained between
April lst or August 18th
No person to hunt in any growing
standing or shocked grain field at any
time without the permission of the own
er. Nor let his dog run in such field.
Having possession of game at time of
unlawful killing is prima facie evidence
that it was killed in this state ana if
found it will be necessary for the pos
SCISSOR to prove that it was lawfully ship
ped from another state.
Skins may be held at any time, but
the possessor may have to prove when
and where the animals were killed.
Residents of the state having lawful
possession of game and desiring to keep
same after five days after the season for
taking such game, may within that time
apply to the board of control for permis-
sion to do SO. Application to state num-
ber of birds or deer and where to be kept
and il for his own use.r
All wild birds other than game birds
are protected by Law all the year round
except blackbirds, Crows, English spar
rows, sharpshinned and Cooper hawks,
and great horned owls, all of which may
be killed at any time. Imported song
birds for domestic pets are not included
in the protected birds.
Any person found travelling off the
public highway, outside the limits of the
town, with gun, and With or without a
dog, from the first day Of July to the
sixth day Of September Is presumed to
be hunting and breaking the law. Any
traps, snares, etc, promises or n the
possession Of any person Is prima facie
evidence OF their use for breaking the
law. Any person convicted OF violation
OF the game law may be punished on due
proof by fine from ten to fifty dollars
and the forfeiture Of gun and dog, the
latter to be sold for the benefit Of the
game fund,
Fish to be taken with rod and line
only, one line and one hook to each per-
son, and held in the hand. Set lines
may be used in the Missouri, Mouse and
Red Rivers, and pound nets in the Mis-
souri, and Mouse rivers, but not within
q thousand yards of the mouth Of any
stream running into said rivers.
No drugs, traps, dynamite, etc. may
be used to take fish.
No fish houses to be made to protect
people fishing through the ice on the
Red, Missouri or Mouse rivers.
All trout, land locked salmon, bass,
or pike less than eight inches long must
be thrown back in water when caught. 4.
Fifteen Of the foregoing fish, shall be
| all permitted to catch in any one day!
and fifty the most that any person shall
have on hand at one time. AZ
Ten chickens or grouse, or turtle dove,
crane or sWan,&o ten Of the same com
bined shall be the limit Of one days
shooting, and twenty the limit to have
in possession at enc time.
Antelope, beaver, and otter are: pro-
tectad until January lst, 1920 /.
Professional dog trainers are prohibit.
Fed from running and training dogs from
Ethe first day of May until the 18th day
q August. 535s.! N III
LICFNC CEs.
Every resident 81 the state is prohib-
lited from hunting Swithou license to be
Iprconrsd from tho ccunty apdi tor, xhicll