The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-08-16

enforced. Despite this fact, there
there have been numerous violations
OF the law reported, ranchers inform
ing the warden that birds are being
shot out of season.
Automobile Parties Guilty
Parties in automobiles carrying shot
guns are seen in various parts or the
valley, going toward the mountains,
but at this time of the year there is
nothing they can legally shoot and
the question is asked why the guns
are carried. 1t is evident, from the
reports received, that the guns are
being used in killing game out of
season. If caught, it will go hard
with them, for the officials and the
true sportsmen are getting together
Protected Birds
| The Hungarian partridge, the Chin
ese, English, Golden Monaghan. Sill
yer, Backneck and japanese pleas
ants, quail and Bob White are pro-
| tected until October I, 1912. and prai-
RE chicken to Septemb Der !, 1912, while
it is unlawful to kill song birds at any
| time. The open season for other
game is as follows: Ducks, geese.
! brandt, swan, snpe, curlew, plover,
and rail, October l to January 81;
grouse and sage hen, September l to
| October 49, male deer and mountain
goats and sheep and caribou, Septem-
har tn nnt nla az laa
on deer is two season. For ducks,
geese, brandt, snipe, curlew, plover
and rail the limit is 30 per day and
| fifty for the week. For grouse it is
! FIVE in one day and not more than
thirty for the week.
Some Things Not to Do
To use dogs in hunting animals east
Of the summit Of the Cascade noun
tains.
To fire, hunt, trap, ensnare or net
any game animal, game fish or song
bird.
To use spring guns, pitfalls or any
other device in hunting animals, or
| to use sink boats, sneak boats or sink
baxes in hunting game birds.
To kill animals for their hides or
horns or to kill birds for their plum
age
To kill animals while they are in
any body of water.
To rob or destroy nests of any game
or song birds.
To take eggs from the nests OF
game birds for the purpose of set
ting or selling them.
To use any gun other than one
fired from the shoulder.
To hunt game birds between one
hour after sunset and one-half hour
before sunrise
To hunt water fowl on the Column
bia or Snake rivers or within one-half
mile of said rivers.
To sell game fish.
TO kill game fish, except by hook
and line.
To kill game fish less than six
inches long
TO use spears, explosives or nets to
kill game fish.
To kill food fish. except by hook and
line. unless a license is secured from
the State Fish commissioner.
For any person. not a citizen Of
the United States. to carry any gun
without first securing a license from
the state Auditor and the customary
county license.
Licensed Hunters
Among those who have obtained Ii
censes to hunt game in Yakima coun-
tv from the county auditor during
August. are the following: James Kis-
ling. Sam Kisling, w. f, Sickle. Amos
Goodman, w. D. Clinton, w d.
Young, Harry Rupert, William Rup-
pert. j. S. Gish, Isham Collier w.
Fl. Burwell, Harold Hummelsbach,
A. T. Campbell, f. NJ, Ford, Floyd
Reber, Guy Shellery, Curtis w. Knox
James F. Egln, andrew johnson,
Garrod A. Knox, F. Wisner, a, A. Will
son. d. C. Gilmore, Clarence Zerkle,
Valley Hardware Company, %; Louis
| Gagnon, A. Rightmire, l.. S. Cowlng,
Walsh Bradshaw, Tobias Happy. John
REYNOLDS, Lee Dorsey, W. c, Dean, j,
IC. Dean, Clarence Stoneman, Roy
| Gilberts, William Doepke, Joseph Mil
Ter, Joskson RAIDER and w. S. Clark.