The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-08-23
NEW GAME LAWS WILL BE IN EFFECT
 SEPTEMBER 18TH
All Hunters Will Be Governed Ac-
 cordingly Or Suffer the Conse- quenceS.

No person shall at any time shoot, or take in any manner, any game which is by law protected in this State without first having in his pos session a hunting license as herein provided, for the year such shooting is done. Licenses shall be issued by the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, State Game Warden, or such deputies as may be designated for that purpose by the State Game Warden. Such h- censes shall be classified as follows:
 CD A general hunting license shall entitle the person therein named to hunt game, quarupeds, birds, and take fish during the open season. CD A big game license shall en- title the person named therein to hunt game QuadrupedS during the open season. (Wild turkeys are claS- sified as big game under the meaning of this Act.)
 (3) A bird license shall entitle the person therein named to hunt game birds, other than wild turkeys, during the open season.
 Any person of the age of twelve t12) years or over may procure hunt ing licenes as herein provided.
 Any person who has been a bona fide resident of this State for the one year then last passed, shall be entitled to procure resident license.
 All American born persons, resi- dents of this State, under the age of IT years may have the same privil- eges as one holding a general license, without cost, provided they are accom- panied by a person holding a general license.
 Open Seasons.
 Male deer and turkey, from Octo- Der 1 to December 18th.
 Quail, snipe, and rail, from Octo- Der IS to February 1.
 Ducks, geese, and brant, from Sep 1 tember 1 to April l.
 Doves and white wings, from June 1 to February 1.
 Trout, from June 1 to September | Black bass, strawberry. bass, or crappie, September 1 to December ].
 All fish caught under inches in length must be returned to the water. | The right given by this Act to take or kill game or fish is limited to 2 male deer in one season; 25 quail in one day; 25 ducks in one day; 35 doves or white wings in one day; 3 turkeys in one season; 20 pounds of trout, bass, crappie, or catfish, or 40 pounds individual fish not less than inches in length in one day. l The use of steel or hard pointed bullet is prohibited and the use of a gun of larger calibre than ten guage, for the purpose of destroying any af the protected game or birds, is also prohibited. It is unlawful to gather, destroy or have in possession at any time, the eggs of any protected birds, or any song bird of any kind. It is unlawful for any person at any time to hunt, kill, or destroy any lark, thrush, sparrow, swallow, grosbeak, tanger, or any other songbird of any kind.
 It shall be unlawful to kill, trap or snare, or in any manner injure or des- troy, or have in possession, any Ante lope, Elk, Goat or Mountain Sheep, ] Female Deer, or Pawn, road runner, Bob White, Grouse or Pheasant. LicenNe Fees. ! The State GameWarden and license collectors shall charge and collect the following fees:
 1 General license to residents, soc, , big game license, nonresident, $25; big game lciense, alien, S100; bird li- cense, nonresident, S10; bird license, alien; S25; permit to transport out of ] State, deer or turkey, each S2.00; du- plicate license or permit, 10 cents.