The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-21
this state.


ems shall be subject TO the. supervis-
| ion and direction of the state game
| and fish commissioner, and subject
to removal for cause by him.
Sec. IS. All sherifs, deputy sher-
| IFS, marshals, constables and police
men, or other peace officers of this
state are ex-officio deputy game
! wardens and fish wardens.
Sec. %. Certificates may be grant
| ed by the state game and fish COM
missioner. upon the payment of 81
to defray the necessary expenses at
tending the granting of such certifi-
Gates, to any properly accredited per-
son, permitting the holding thereof
to collect birds, their nests or eggs,
for strictly snientifice purposes only.
IL order TO obtain such certificates
the applicant for the same must pre-
sent TO the state game mad fish COM
missioner written testimonials from
two we'll known ornithologists, one
of whom shall be a resident of this
state, certifying to the character and
fitness of said applicant to be en-
trusted with such privileges, such
certificat shall expire on the 31st day
of December of the year in which it
is issued.
Sec. %. The state game and fish
commissioner, upon the payment of
81, may issued permits to any per-
son to take, capture, or transport not
more than ten pairs of any one spe-
cies of game BIRDS, or fish within or
without this state, when satisfied
that such persons applying for said
permit desires the same exclusively
for scientific or propogating pu-
rposes.
Sec. "a. All licenses shall be dat
ed when issued, and when issued in
the open season shall authorize the
person named therein to hunt during
the remainder of the then open sea-
son, and when licenses are issued in
the closed season, the person named
therein shall be authorized to hunt
only during the open season next fol-
lowing, and then only within the
regulations and restrictions provided
by law. All hunting licenses shall
be numbered consecutively at the
time they are printed. and resident
and nonresident blanks shall be of
distinctive colors and shall be fur
, nished by the state game and fish
commissioner to the probate judges
of the various counties. All licenses
shall have a synopsis of the game
laws printed on the back thereof.
/ Sec. IS. Any person who has been
a bona fide resident of this state for
one year then passed, may procure a
or herself by filing his or her affidav-
it with the county judge in the coun-
ty in which he or she resides, stating
his or her age, place of residence,
postoffice address, color, color of his
or her hair and eyes, and the fact
whether he or she can write his or
her name. and by paying the said
county Judge the sum of 81.
| Sec &C. Any person who has
been bona fide resident of the state
/ for one year then passed may pro-
! cure a state hunters license for him
self or herself by fling with the
| county Judge of the county to whom
he or she applies for license the af-
fidavit provided by the preceding
sections and by paying TO the said
! probate judge the sum of So, which
shall entitle him or her to a state
hunters license. and shall authorize
this state.
Sec. 27. Any nonresident or
alien of this state may procure Ii
cense for hunting by filing his or her
affidavit with the county Judge of
any county in this state in which he
or she desires to hunt, stating his or
her age, place of residence. postoffice
address, color, color of eyes and hair,
and the facts whether he or she can
write his or her name and by paying
to said judge the sum of SIS which
shall entitle him or her to a hunters
| license, to be known as a non-resi-
dent hunters license, which shall
authorize him or her to hunt only in
the county in which the same was is
sued.
Sec. %. The county Judge shall
issue all hunting licenses, resident
and nonresident, under the seal of
his Office, to all persons complying
with the provisions of this chapter.
and shall sign the same, and shall
require the person to whom the Ii
cense is issu to sign his or her
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