The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-05

be for private or public parks within
this state, and then only by permits
sion OF tho state commissioner; and
II shall be a misdemeanor punish.
able by a fine not less than 500 and
by Imprisonment in the county jail
not less than sixty days or more than
120 days, TO kill or sell or offer for
sale any part or parts of any animal
mentioned In this section, and posses
sion thereof when the party In posses
sion falls to make satisfactory ex-
plauation shall be deemed prlma facie
evidence of guilt; provided, that 1t
shell be lawful for any resident to kill
deer from October Is TO November 15,
but 1t shall be unlawful for any person
TO kill more than one deer during any
open season. Any person or persons
giving evidence that will lead To the
conviction of any person violating any
OF the provisions of this act shall re-
ceive one-half of the fine collected for
such violation.
Sec. 22.-It shall be misdemeanor
for any person or persons to pursue
with a dog or dogs any of the animals
mentioned In Section 81 OF this act
Sec. 23-It shall be misdemeanor
for any person at any time for the next
succeeding four years to shoot at or
Kill any partridge. prairie chicken.
sage hen, grouse, Mongolian or Chi
nese pheasant, English pheasant, pom
mated grouse OF quail; provided, that
II shall be lawful to Kill quail in Wash
fngton, Garfield and Kane counties be-
tween the first day o. August and the
first day of February following. and in
Salt Lake. Davis. Weber. Utah. Sewer
and Carbon counties during the month
OF October; ii shall be lawful to kill
sage hens in the following counties:
Rich, Box Elder, SEWER, Wasatch,
uintah. Carbon, Emery, Garfield,
Grand, Iron Beaver Kane. Millard,
Morgan Pluto, San Juan, Summit
Wayne. Washington and Sanpete, be-
tween August l and December l And
II shall be lawful to kill mourning
doves In all the counties of the state
between August l and December l.
Any person killing or having in pos
session more than eight sage hens. or
twenty-five mourning doves, or fifteen
quail shall be guilty of midemeanor
and punishable by a fine of not less
than SIS for each offense.
Sec 21.-It shall be misdemeanor
for any person to kill. ensnare, net or
entrap, at any time in the year any
gull. owl, lark. whippoorwill, thrush.
swallow, snowbird, robin, or other in
sectivorous or song bird except the
English sparrow. black bird. blue
heron. bittern. squak, magpie, or king
Usher, or to rob or destroy the nest
cggs, or young OF any Of the said pro-
tected birds mentioned In this section
Sec. 25.-It shall be a misdemeanor
for any person To take. kill wound or
shoot at. or have In his possession anv
wild duck. goose. snipe, shore birds
or braDt. or swan between the 31st dar
OF December and the 1st day Of Octo.
her followlDG' to rob or destroy nests,
eggs, oil young Of any Of the birds men
uoned in this section, or to take,
"ound' or shoot az any Of the birds
mentioned in this section, between
one-half hour after sunset and one.
haif hour before sunrise. government
standard time; provided, that no more
ehan five all together OF geese. brants
o" swan or twenty-five of all the birds
mentioned In this section NAV be killed
IN any ono day, by any one person. and
lhe possession of more than twenty.
five birds herein named when the
party Ia possession fails to make sat.
lsfactory explanation shall be deemed
p7ma facfe evidence Of the violation
OF this section and shall be punishable
by fine OF not less than 500 for eacb |
cuense; provided. that in Washington
Kane. San Juan, Grand and Uintah |
counties the open season shall be be-
e%een October and March is. 1t
shall be a misdemeanor for any per. |
son to use any sneak boat 1oating
olind, OF sink box In hunting or purslI.
Ing any OF the game mentioned In this
section. ''
Sec. 26.-Any person who shall hava
In his possession any game. fish or
birds unlawfully taken, or held unlaw-
fully, or shipped. or consigned for shin.
men. out o. this state. shall be seized
by the state commissioner or game