Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-03
SOME ILLEGAL HUNTING.
Charges haninst Game Wardens Made
10 Commits. toner Titcomb

| TO Comn,lss tOrer Titcomb,
! st. JohnsbUry, Nov. 1--Reports from
game wardens to state ~ish and Game
! Commissioner Jnhn w. Titconb toll of
the killing Of 1T5 deer or the 1i9 tina,
had been checked off this evening II
were bucks. These came from lc counties
as follows: Addison 2. Termination
Caledonia Y, Chittenden $. Essex ..
| Franklin g. Lamoille :. Orleans 9. Rut-
| land TO- Washington p. Windham ..
I Windsor 90
Many complaints have been received
regarding violations Of the law. 4 Fair
lee game warden is said to have shot
tame deer before sunrise Sunday morn
ing and ne will be prosecuted Another
warden in Alburg is emerged with
shooting cucks during the closed season
last week and he will also be prosecuted
In Warren Il nonresident hunter AMI
a resident of that tuon were hunting
without license when they saw n deer
and the Warren man shot it. The men
then Went to an adjoining town and
got license having IT baok-datcd to
sunday. complaint has been made to
:he State 4ttorney
Comnissi, Titcomb has also receive
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trappers are working without licenses
! Ihey are liable to prosecution.
MAN AND WIFE EACH GET ONE.
Windsor. Nov 1.-The deer season
opened ouspiciously yesterday morn
ing IN this section, several hunters re-
porting good luck in bagginE their
game. the larger part consisting of
does. The first one to exbihit bis
trophy was w. j. Hinlev. who brought
in a fair sized doc 49, 1-ho fol-
lowec suit were r ~ Kelley. q 4
HuEsins, Clifton ely snl H.. :. Dam
matt. Fred Gassett shot a sood sized
buck, and RAYMOND K.n'ry. the l6-
year-old son of sheriff James II. Kin
Try, shipped a spike morn buck weigh =
ing about 15o pounds from, Bellows
Falls, wnic.h he had killed near that
place. Mrs. Louis Bianchi of Windsor,
who. with her husband, are hunting
near Plymouth linton. reports that she
shot good sized buck Monday, and
that her husband had also Killed one
FIRST DAYS KILLING iS.
Stowe. Nov. l.-Thirteen deer are re-
ported rs killed In this town during tho
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full hunters are: r L. Stafford. George
Adams, II. w McNphon. Glen Tow.
does; tlerbert Earlov. Goorgc Tedfora
James Cary. o. W. Edison. bucks.
SIN KILLED N ENOSRCRG.
Enosburg rg!le. Mo-. Six deer have
been reported Killed by hunters from this
town. y deer each has been secured nv
l.. b. Hart W. J. Thayor. Carroll Leach.
William Pian-teu. G. D. Woodwork.
Charles Bean and c. a. Oliver
1i-YEAR-oLD BOY GOT ONE
Randolph Nov, l.-Amony the success
fu' deer hunters In this town are Rogers
boys of ii years, NJ ". Campbell. John
Hutchinson and son.
BRAKEMAN HAD GOOD Luck.
ESSEX junction, Nov l--Franh Ben.
nett, a brakeman on ;le burlington &
Lamoille mixed train, shot a doer and "A
fox in Tnderhil to-day. Five other deer
Were shot in tha, town to-day. Two deer
were killed ON the pcsany farm to-day.
one by Frank Osborne of this village and
ore by Patrick Collins of Burlington.
WEIGHED 2lo POUNDS.
Richmond Nov. l.--Lewis Rich of St
weighed 90 dressed. Bert Crandan also
of Jonesvlle doe
MORRlSN!LE kILLINGs
Morrisville, %oy. THE scccssful local
hunters include Eddie Devenger. n doe
Henry Small, a small buck; " r BEARD
a doe, Harry Bump. n large doe
SHOT lG5-POUND DOE.
Westfcld Nov, l.-Per!ey and Ernest
Benware brought In fine fat dos yes
tcrday morning The animal, when
weighed lis pounds. was killed near John
Corrow's There are largo number Of
hunters in the woods IN this vicinty.
FIVE DEER FIRST DAY.
Fairfax. Nov. Five deer we're shot
in this town yesterday. Roy Gilman of
Randolph killed the largest one. a buck
; weighing 40o pounds, Ro,la Ryan, V.
Melendy George Clark and Leon Butler
were the other successful hunters,
TWO DEER AND A BEAR
East Dorest. Nov. IA young bear
which weighed 10 pounds was brought
in by Torrey Brophy Yesterday morning.
Daniel Leary shot deer about noon
and Arthur Mcpaniels got n buck later
in tine day.
SMALL NUMBER KILLED
Rutland, Nov. 1.-The number of deer
, killed on the first day of the omen season
this year Is far smaller than the number
killed on the corresponding day last year
Successful hunters in this section yester-
day follow; Frank Eastman. lS5-pound
buck In Shrewsbury; Edward Backer. l3o-
pound doe In Mendon: h. S. Morse, 300
pound doe In Mendon; c. Squres,, 100
pound doe IN East Pttsford; l.. Johnson
l90-pound doe on Ranger mountain; j.
Lsmphere. lbO-pound buck In Whiting
Edward Lloyd, Loo pound buck In shrews
bury; Charles Brown. doe: Piny Bonn
bard, 175-ponnd buck on Bald mountain
John Obileh' 3o-pound buck; William
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