The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-09-08

live dC CIlo opening VI CulS nuuUlHS
season for the crop of water fowls
was larger and choicer than for many
a year.
Our local nimrods were on the
ground early and bagged the flower
of the flock. The day was just what
a sportsman would have ordered,
cloudy and threatening, with light
showers in the early morning.
This year numbers of the hunters
and their supplies were transported
to aud from the lake in autos, thus
indicating the rapid progress and
development of this section of the
state.
The following should be posted in
the hat of each nimrod or angler;
Elk, limit, one per season, Oct. to
Dec. /.
Mountain goat, limit, one per sea-
son, Oct. to Dec /.
Mountain sheep, limit, one per sea-
son, Oct. to Dec. /.
Deer, limit, three per season, Oct.
l to Dec. l..
Grouse, prairie chicken, fool hen,
sage hen, pheasant, partridge, limit.
five per day, Oct. to Nov. j.
Wild ducks, limit, twenty per day,
Sept. to Jan. l..
Wild geese, brant, swan, no limit,
Sept. to Jgn. 1.
Fish may be caught at all time
with hook, line and pole.
1t shall be unlawful
To kill at any time moose, bison,
buffalo, caribou, antelope, beaver,
quail, Chinese pheasants, Hungar-
ian pheasants, or turtle doves, mead
ow lark, blue bird, thrush, oriole,
woodpecker, mocking bird, goldfinch,
snow bird, cedar bird, stork or any
other small birds known as singing
birds.
10 run or hunt any of the above
large or big game with dogs.
TO use any giant powder or any
other explosive compound or hooks
baited with any poisonous thing or
compound, or by the use of dams,
grab-hooks, seines, or other similar
means of catching fish. Seines or
nets may be used in the Missouri riv-
er, except that portion of said river
extending from the power company's
dam in Lewis and Clark county, to
Blake's ferry bridge in Broadwater
county, and also in the Yellowstone
river except that portion above the
mouth of the Big Horn River, but
seines or nets must have mesh not
less than one and one-half inches
square.
TO dump any sawdust, bark, chem
icals, or debris from any saw mill,
pulp mill, paper mill or wood manu-
featuring plant into any stream,
lake or other body of water, or to
dump any coal, slack or other refuse
emanating from any coal mine into
such stream.
To sell or offer for sale any game or
part thereof, or trout, greyling or
black bass or the eggs or spawn there
from except that the same comes
from private ponds.
10 catch, trap, or otherwise re-
strain any buffalo, elk, moose, OF
mountain sheep for the purpose of
sale or domestication.
To destroy the nests or carry away
the eggs of any birds or wild fowl.
TO hunt upon the premises of an
other without first obtaining permis-
sion of the owner.
For Indians to leave their reserva-
tions armed.
For any person. railroad, express
or stage company to receive fortrans-
portation or carriage or to sell or Of
fer for sale any fish or game that has
been killed contrary to law.
For any person to ship or offer for
shipment or for any transportation
or common carrier company to ship
or accept for shipment, any game an
imals, game birds or fish out of this
state or any part thereof, for trans
port out of the state except that such
consignment be covered by ship
ping permit issued by the state game
and fish warden. All packages con.
tanning game or fish must be labeled
in plain letters on the address side OF
the package so as to disclose the con.
tents thereof.
1T Is REQUIRED
That all persons who are resident
citizens Of this state who desire