Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-06-10


pleaded guilty and Justice Rasche
said 50 and costs. Low didn't
have the money and went out to
get some of the ''ring busters" to
help him, but they failed to 'scome
across" and Low is in Jail.
Here is what the De Soto Press
says about the De Soto-Ironton
ball game played in De Soto last
week: "Monday's game with IRON
ton proved to be easy picking for
our boys, and with Lovett on the
mound they defeated the prides of
Arcadia Valley by a score of 6 to
1. Lovett breezed thirteen of the
visitors, gave transportation to
three and hit two. Robinson was
hit on the ear by one of Pats
speedy ones, and it looked for a
time as if he would be out of the
game, but he recovered and played
it out. Bates and Bates, the
famous brother battery of St.
Louis, were the whole show with
Ironton, with the exception of
Smith in center, who played a
good game in the field and got a
timely single in the fourth that
put two men on bases, but it net
ted them nothing as Lovett famed
the next two men up, making a
total of three for the inning. IRON
ton scored their only run in the
ninth, when Gimple threw wild to
third.
The new game law passed at the
recent session of the General AS
sembly, received the Governors
signature on May 18th, and will go
into effect on August 18th. Follow
ing is a brief summary of it's pro-
visions, for the information of
sportsmen as we'll as others:
License issued Janusry 1 of each
year by collector of license. State
wide license, So, county license, 81,
nonresident license, S25. No IL
cense to fish. The back of license
contains dates of season and
space for return of kill and date
of hunting.
Wild turkey, November to De-
cember 81 each year.
Quail, November 1 to December
81 each year.
Duck, geese, brant, September
Is to April 80 each year. Snipe,
same.
Doves, September 1 to Deem
Der 81.
Deer, November 1 to January 1.
No deer under one year to be killed
and the killing of does prohibited.
Same provisions for hunting as
last Walmsley law.
Squirrel, July 1 to December 81.
Woodcock, prairie chicken,
.pheasants all kinds, protected for
ever.
Hunters prohibited the use OF
sneak boat, trap, snare, pitfall,
drug or trick, and not to hunt be-
tween sunset and sunrise, wild
turkey being included in this pro-
vision.
Rabbit, blackbirds, raccoon,
opossum, not protected.
Head lights, ticks, prohibited.
Limit for one day, one deer, two
turkeys and 25 other birds. Bag
limit at any time, two deer, four
turkeys and fifty other birds.
Heavy penalties provided for all
transgressions, even to delinquent
officers.
Firing grass or timber prohibit
ed. Camp fires cannot be 'aban-
doned.
Nc seine, trammel net, gill net,
fish trap, or any other net or device
permitted except hook and line,
gig, spear and trot line. Not to
apply however, to lakes or reser-
voirs wholly on owners premises
or to ponds of temporary forma-
ton due to overflow.
Fishing through hole in ice or in
water covered by ice, prohibited.
Fishing with 200 feet Of fishway
or ladder prohibited.
LOCALIZED size of fish which may
be sold: Trout s inches, bass II
inches, crappie 8 inches, pike II
inches, jack salmon II inches,
measurement tip of nose to fork.
Sale of game prohibited under
heavy penalty.
Carrying corporations, other
corporations and dealers must
open packages on demand under
heavy penalty. Seizure of con-
traband game without process.
game warden to have powers OF
sheriff. Game warden must be
skilled in knowledge of fish and
game, salary S2,500; may appoint
one or more deputies in each con-
gressional district.