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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-26
FRIDAY r 70. 1915
HEIGHTH OF LlTTLENEsS

Last week IN sending out state.
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He called MS n Short Horse"
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Oaks, some nine years ago and that
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standing oil Of this he Is a promi'
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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-26
ABBoR DAY PROCLAMATION

How much forests influence eli
mate Is not appreciated generality
The Importance Of this ought to be
emphasized and impressed upon the
minds Of our people One who
plants. cares Tor and adds TO our
resources a tree, is q public bene-
factor. II we can produce forests
on our arid plans we may change
our climate.
BY Law and custom il IL made
the duty Of the Governor to set
aside one day Of each year for tree
planting. This, however, Il only
TO emphasize the importance Of The
work The planting Of trees in the
various localities must necessarily
be governed by local conditions.
Therefore, For the purposes con.
templaied. ! do now designate and
proclaim:
FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1915 AS
ARB0R DAY
| ernesily and urgently recon-
ment that this day be celebrated
by all the people Of New Mexico in
the tue spirit Of progress, as having
n distinct bearing on our future
welfare
Appropriate exercises should be
held IN all Of our schools when The
import Of the day can be thorough.
~ impressed upon The young minds
All who ale able To do 10 ought to
be encouraged and assisted in the
work of planting trees and shrubs
for beaulifying and enriching the
school grounds Nor should older
people forget or overlook in their
present haste and anxiety for fulfill
ment OF temporary desire, the ia
ture welfare and growth of the
state and it's people for whom we
are now holding in trust the bounty
of nature. so that it may be trans
mitted not only unimpared by us
but expanded and enlarged us the
heritage OF the future .
| request county school superin
ten dents 10 give notice OF this pro-
clamation and go far as practicable
arrange for the proper observance
OF the true spirit Of the day,
Done at the Executive Office this
the 22nd day OF March, 1915
Witness my hand and the Greal
Seal Of the State OF New Mexico.
WILLIAM G. MCDONALD
(Sea)
Attested:
ANTONIO LUCERO,
Secretary of State.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15
CITY OF DETROiT-OFFIcE OF
THE FIRE COMMISSION
PROPOSALS FOR
APPARATUS
sealed proposals viii be received +,

Sealed proposals viii be received az
tn office ~ che Fire Comm sSion.
Detroit Mich. until . 80 p. m. Mon
aav Sept 90. 1918 for furnishing said
Commission with the following pieces
OF apparatus O. b. DETROIT:
one i,opo- gallon Motor PUMPKINS
lsu- .ue.
Two $500 gallon Motor Pumping I'm
c.ut~
one Combination Chemical AMI
Hose CAR with carrying capacity ~
2ra0 feet 3-iueh hose and equipped
w th dynamo for searChlight
one S5-foot Aerial Truck with four
wheel. -iN-cylinder Tractor.
one four wheel siX-cylinder Trac-
tor
AU apparatus 20 he equipped with
S weI Wheels
Tue successful bidder viii bc 10.
uul,ed 90 furnish n satisfactory sure
tv bond iu oac half amount OF con
tenet 20 guarantee fulHllWeut o
same.
Thr right 10 reject any and al
bfdr r. pNgrrssiN reserved
EIds win boo indorsed Proposal
for 'rpuotus' aud delivered 20 tho
undersigned
GEORGE j. FINN.
R-o.3 Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15

being the fruit OF his generosity but
at that he would not have been
scored upon had IL not been for an
error by BUSH I'M che third inning
Growers fast BALI Vas working
plcuHd.y and when he shot n
over the plate. it ives unbituable
This third inning gave tho Yanks
taoir only runs, and nearly gave
them the game IL started well
enough for the Tigers After Cook
had walked Peonupaugh lined TO
Neacl who doubled Cook AZ FIRST.
Young relayiug TIE throw With
TWO out Baumauu got the first Yank
hin NJ The fray and then stole sec
ond Then Lowdermil kwalked
Maisol and Pipp. hlltns the bases.
Bush let HartzeIIs easy grounded
bob through hm. and both Bauman
AND rirp scored
IIchcattar che Yanks were not
dangerous.
Doeroit had scored q run in tho
SECOND inning. when Crawford.
Burts and Young all singled In sue.
rcs,!on Sgau8ec got the solidest
blow of them an this inning, but Il
was a linz drive direct into Peckin-
peughs hands and double play
prevented a flock OF scores from reg.
lsterilr
Detroit traned along with This
lone fallv uufH ttr pi,hfb when
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15
NOTICE. PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Sept 10. 1918.
Paving Notice No. 1881.

10 George Hammond. A. q. Barn
ard. T. Melody. NJ Kevenv. William
krane. Methodist Church Francis
Adams, Lille Mitchell. Albert Fisher.
and 20 an other persons owning. oc-
oupying or otherwise Interested Boo
any of the lots and parcels OF real
estate in the local assessment disc
triCt established by the Common
Council 90 defrsy the expenses OF
grading and paving the alley within
the boundaries herein set forth
The assessment roll has been com
pletcd FOR defrayinE the expense OF
paving the alley 80 fIa being th.
alley iu block bounded hy Fourth
ThltH, Lafayette and Howard streets.
ami ir now open ~ Inspection Nat this
Office and will rswain iu this office
for 1--WE days fsom me nrgt public7
tipu ~ this notice for the Inspection
of all concerned Nl lots or parcels
Of land abuttinr ON 0r ADJOINING tho
alley 20 dess bed have been assessed
for. such Improvement
The Board o. Assre-ora will meet
ou rUcadnv the 2lst day of Saptrm
hnr 1918. 10 . orlock u mi. at their
offce In the city Hall aud win re-.
wptn tr session for y period Of six
hours Co hear any person or persons
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15
l. Owdermilk the Hero
This Time-CObb's
Single Wins

NEW YORK, Sept ls.--The Tig
ers ate quite fortunate They cor.
tinue To Win over the larks, and
Cayeloske aud holland are stu 10
lee piiched The big left-hander was
held In reserve again Yesterday and
l,owdCrmilk given chance 20 come
through. and come through he did.
An extra pitcher was used for the
hrst ume on the eastern trip, but II
was Oldham. and be was called upon
for but two innings And the eX-
cuse was very legitimate. for Low
derim'k had been removed 10 permit
KayaLagh TO rap out the first sin
gle OF "A rally that wen the game.
This LoWdermlk pitched quite a
game But two hits were CLEANED
from lis delivery, and one Of these
was a scratch affair that was safe
~ simply because II hit a base run
uer he was rs Wild as March
hare. some seven bases on ball.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15

hurhaarar L kreH ur. Ia.I.
Hodge. Morris GaI-uu. ..r..u d. tf-
ANS. Jos N.eIa4 ana g.. .II other
persons oWuius oUDalE .Hg ar ota.r-
wise interested ln gff. uf r0e I1ts.urd
pai cells ut REAL estate .u tnr Iara. 4..
trrsIuent district established .. tha
common Council fa U-IfHv tl, rs.
ptu.'s OF eraaiu- sua r.IH. tHr
alley within tne bound cries herein
set forth
The assessment roI ha. bean come
pleiod for detIayInl the expense b..
paving the alley 40 fhI Hl.uE r..
'T' alleV~in block between b.4uU..r.
-. Antoine. Wilkins .UI U.rt.a..
streets, and Is NOW open f1 u.l...
ton at this Office. and Will rcmr.u u.
TINS office for i've days from the aFst
publication OF this notice for fUc .u-
spection Of am concerned All lots
or parcels OF land abuttiu- uu or au-
Joining the alley So Described laE.
been assessed for such Improvement
The Board o. Assessor VIII meet
on Tuesday. the 2ist day pf srrfem
tcmber. 1918. az o'clock m 80
taeir office i'm tho city Han and w'if
remain I'm session FOR period ~ sr
hours 20 hear amy person or person.
desiring 20 object 20 any assessment
- made
BOARD OF ASsEss0RS.
By GJSlANE j ALBEEFHT
Bib President
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15
R0TlCE--ALlEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit Sept 15, 1915
Paving Notice No. I77S.

To J. W. Jameson. q S. Davis Hell
en- 4 Haigh John :. Alderv. Ellen
Kennedy. o. .. Smith, y. Zabrislt5r. l..
NJ Osborne. v. j. Wolfendcn q.
Schauroth, NJ Tiaub. hugo Scbor.
err Alex. j Groesbeck. br. y Towns
end. James orr. H. = Lawrence.
W Murray. Elizabeth w Davis Grace
Hospital and 20 an other persons
owning. occupying or otherwise in-
teItsted in any of tho lots and par
GELS OF real estate IN the iocaI as
common Council go dcfrav tho eN-
peusee Of grading and paving The al
forth.
The assessment ron has been com
pleted for dcfrayinE the expense OF
paving the alley No 4f2 being IN.
IT. alley iu block bounded hv Wood
ward avenue John E street AIeNau-
driue and Willis avenues. and lis now
open 20 inspection at this office. and
VIII remain i'm this office for five dav4
from tho nrst publication OF this NO.
tice for tho inspection or all con
rtrned All lote or parcels of land
AUDITING ON on adjoining tho alley
$50 described have been assessed for
such imprD, ement.
The Roard ~ Assessors VIII mcct
on Tuesday. the g1st day Of Scptcm-
Der 1915. az o'clock a m.. at thefr
office IN tho CITY Han. and Will re-
main in session for n period OF slN
hour to- near any person or persons
desiring 20 object to any assessment
SO made
BOARD or ASSESSORS
By GJSTANE j. ALDrEC1ir
B--o5 President
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15
NOTICE. PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit Sept is. 1915
Paving Notice No. 1884.


To Marcelins Watson. Anna Nolan.
Fisher J.. Fitzpatrick Airs Mar
Earet keary, ". j. Dulon. William
HOFFMAN Albert Fisher. Kaiser q
schmidt a g. Chaski. and 10 an
other persons owning occupying or
olherW Sc terestrd In any of the
lots and parcels of real estate ru tho
local assessment district establish
nN the Common Council 20 dcfray Tho
"Npons"- of grading and paving the
alley within the boundaries herein
set forth
The assessment roll has been com
pleted Tor defrayiuE the expense oc
paving tile alley SO 4g5 being the
alley in block bounded by BROOKLYN
avenue, sixth street. Fort street and
Lafayette Boulevard. and ie now Open
10 inspection Rt this office, and win
remain iu this office for five days
from the first publication 81 this mo-
ti.e for The inspection of all CON
CcrUed An lots or parcels OF land
ahutunc ON or adjoining the alley SO
described have been assessed for such
Improvement
THE Board of Assessors viii meet
ou Tuesday The 'I-t dav Of ~cptem-
TENDER. 1913. at o'clock "a w. 40
remain iu session for "a period Of Sis
hours 20 hear any person or persons
dcriring TO object 90 AMY assessment
so made
BOARD or ASSESSORS
Fv GISTANl 4. THiE'ffT
B-212 Pres. dent
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15
eJolu1ny Ertle

Wrestling is favorite spor w..
Austrian boys and Ertle was like
the rest His father had been q
wrestler, too, one of the best in vi
emma
When Ertle went TO school in ~
Paul he knew the meaning OF only
TWO English vords--yes and no-sc
when The school bully asked him y
he wanted 10 fight he said yes
Ertle fought lie fought SO well the
bully did nor bother him again
The aight Ertle sneaked into the
fght, one of the boxers booked .or
prelim failed 20 appear Ertie wis
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15
N0TICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, Sept. IA, 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1888
BRUSH STREET

To Marion $ owen, J. II. Holmes
Cbas D. tAthers. Ii. T.. Bartlett, Joht
r. smith Aug. + Nler, w. II
schuster. John Winter Il. NJ Bow
Detroit Real Estate improvement
Chas. 4. Thorn. c. q. Harris, i. NJ
Hall. G. A. Douglas, Jacob Seidel, -
j. wheeler Mamie Thompson, X. T.
Sidebottom. NJ j.. Gallagher, s. Ken
soy, u Willis. NJ j Began - w
Herman Bowman, Nellie :. Wright
Alex HOpkirk. Elizabeth Briggs El'
Ion /. Flynn. Albert T.. WilliamS
Fred r. Jean. Henry \. Gatd. w r.
n Cram, Frank Y. Melin, Peter
LiscZynski. Albert a. Rose. y. Wood
ward Land Co. r. J.. Brandt. a. Van
DeVenter, A Austin, Walter Doha n
ey, John G f.ankel. 4. Ia Parker, ~
a. BARTLETT j. g. Harley Frazer a.
Mclaughlin. Weuzel lIoarl and to
all other persons owning, oDrlpNln r.
or otherwise Interested m ans - the
lots and premises fronting on Brush
street, In said city ot Detroit wlthin
the limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council ~ Tho city 81
Detroit having ordered so much ~
Brush street from tho north turh
line - fIolhr00k avenue 90 city
Limits. 10 Doe graded 7ud paved
notice is hereby given that Hn a>st 1-
Rnd premises fronting on said Brush
street and liable go hr assessed fnr
said Improvement under the proc
visions " tHe CITY charter. aud tAai
roll ~ said assessment is NOW com
plctrt. and viii remain ot fur As.
SCISSORS Once. for THO cts VI Zoe
troif from fho date hereof until Sep
teubcr gstb. 1Ht5 fur 70" inspection
Of ain pergOus concerned therein
BOARD Ot- ASSESSORS
Br GT~TNNE J. ALNRECHT
g-'rr President
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15

notice Tor me inspection of all cone
.eirr4. All lots or parcels or land
luutuus on or adIolnins the alloy So
described have been assessed for such
IMPROVEMENT.
The Board OF Assessors VIII meet
ou Tuesday the 2ist day 90 Septem-
hrr 1915. at o'clock "a ma. az their
office iu the city Hall and VIII rec
H..IU Iu session for % period ~ -iN
Hour- t0 hear any person OF persons
lts.iIr- 90 object 10 any assessment
.I made
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
us GUSTANE J. ALBRIGHT
t--H1 President
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15
NOTICE PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit sept 10. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1880.

TO r. II Afr.ht., At t,.4t...,
Haruter Afarv rtitt,,...
Mary Martin Iobo t,Ifn IA - Fi.i,i
J. D. Gibb Holm glg..t .I,h...
ELECTROMAGNETIC t,,,-, ,,"
Hahn. Frol I.Idof- r. ,".if.,.,. 49,.
Dudley. Otto 2,er,sp ~ V.,I,.,l
B streterpcr J.nri. 1,cr NItiI..-,f
BabDucn A krar,,f ,Tare-s +. 80 +, ~
Hush. vs. Thprs W ~ Stsr-b.,,
Fred SchimmeT Albert Ctrty fr"r-
SON Land co. Toht, -eba.u, II u R.-
der Arthur R,he N.tits a,,A 4,
HaU. r pIasco n StaIn ,,ts
Gruum. Loufs Rassa, 49, G,|'ar
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15
NOTICE PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, Sept. l5 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1882.


To John McGraue William Burns.
L. Shaden. Emma Nasslspack C'has.
tredericks Edward Griffith. Eliza
beth Wil-ny. David Whtmore. John
NJ y Rutlcdgc. e. z Trocstcr.
Chas Levy. Elizabeth Pollard. r. Rob.
lnson stephen Cockeu Frank O'Neu.
Geo. Harris William BOlio Ernest
Berfhct. Jefferson Land Co. Geo Ep-
stein, Wilbur Voorhees,. Geo Mttchfo.
r. u. LodwyCk. Frank 81 Amour. W
\ stearus. Ciara Waltz jefferson
PARK co. Helen Day. T. Peters. Geo.
Currie. Louis bendal Edward Ref
schneider. Gust9ve Schifamel Robert
schultz. ~ q SNYDER. Jonah Differ
lorpcr. John D. Claslto. r " Mueller
chas y Hartner. and 10 all other
persons owning. occupying or other
wise Interested iu any of tho lots
and parcels of real estate in the local
assessment district establi shed by tho
common Council 10 derray the eN-
penscr Of grading and paving tho al
ley within the boundaries herein sct
forth.
The assessment roll has been com
pleted for dcfrayinE the expense OF
having the alley No $50 being tho
lton. Montclair. Jefferson and Rer-
rhrVal avenues. and is now omen 10
inspection A. this office and will re
main tu this office for five DAYS from
the first publication of this notice for
the inspection OF all concerned All
lots or parcels Of land abutting on
or adjoining tho alley so described
have been assessed for such inn
provoment
Tho BOARD % Assessors viii meet
ON Tuesday. the 2tst day ~ Septem
hcr 1918. 90 q o'clock O. M at their
Office in tho city Han. and will re-
main i1 ersSou FOR "a period ~ six
hours 20 heaS amy person cor persons
dcsir.ur to object 20 any assessment
co made
BOARD or ASSESSDES
Fv GTSTANE j ALBRIGHT.
P-el0 Pres dent
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15
More Great Pitching Keeps
Tigers Up There In Race
m 1914

m 1914.
big chief Bender viii bc the
main reliance of Manager Con
me Mack Boo gbc world series"
AND m 1915.
"Chief Bender, released boy the
Foderals, Will pitch Tor team
OF minor leaguers gathered TO-
gothcr for few games around
New York
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15
STANDINGS
National League.
YESTERDAY. RrrnIts.

yesterdays Results.
Innings % 67Sa r VI D.
Phnadei ? / 1 o o 0 o O. II o
Pittsburgh 3 o o o o % S o
Battcrtes--Chalmers and Burns;
Adams, HilT and Gibson. Tmpircs--
Orth and Byron
innings "a $50 r. n r.
New York o q o o. s 3
Cincinnati : o / q N-9 is I
Batteries Schausr. Mathrwson,
Ritter and Dootn. Wendell. Lear and
Wlugo Umpires-Quigley and O'Day
r, Innings 2 3 u =
Chicago, o % % o % q O--I %
Batteries Rudolph and Gowdy
Lavender StraudridEe and Bresua-
han Umpires --RiRler and ERsOn
Innings 80 l. u r.
Brooklyn. o 0 % % s I
st. Louis o o o n VS. II %
atteries-Marqusrd cheney Dell
and NcCarty; Boardman and snyder.
Jmptres-klem and Emslie
TodBy's Games
Philltcs at Pittsburgh
No other games scheduled
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15

desiring 90 object 10 any assessment
so made
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
Byti STANE ALBRIGHT.
h--N9 President.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15
Tnhnr,r Gnnrn.

Detroit at New York
Chicago at Boston
80 Louis at Philadelphia
cleveland az Washington
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15
International League.
WINDING.


Providence 80: buffalo Oh
Jersey city t-f Enrbnstpg 81.
Harrisburg 3-I2. NoutreHl Bet.
Richmond o. Toronto 1-J.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15
NOTICE. ALLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS oFFIcs
Detroit Sept t5. 1918
Paving Notice No. 1888.

} no Catherine Na1 Antwerp Eliza
beth taramodr. LHuis WeisrutHHi
sam shmettel Mary q Richards, a.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15
Federal League.
NIltNG
Nc.trr,InNs Rr.nIis.

Newark. z. 81 Louis
chicago y. Baltimore
80 other games PLAY cd.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15
American Association
srANnINH.
Nr.ter,lnNs Itrsnlts.

minneapolis O.. indianapolis
Ransas city O. Louisviiic
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-04-08
CHAPTER 2l5.

AN ACT Additional to Chapter Thirty
two OF the Revised Statutes, as
Amended by Chapter Two Hundred
and Six of the Public Laws of Nine
teen Hundred Thirteen, Relating to
Fishing i'll Jackson Pond, in the
Town of Concord. in the County Of
Somerset.
Be ii enacted. etc:
No person shall fish for, take, catch
or Kill any kind of fish. at any time.
in Jackson pond. In the town of Con-
cord, in Somerset county nor shall
any person have in possession at any
time any kind of fish taken in said
pond. Whoever violates any provision
of this ret shall pay fine of not less
than ten dollars nor more than thirty
dollars and costs for each offense; and
in addition thereto one dollar for each
fish taken. caught, killed or had in
possession in violation of any pro-
vision of this act.
Improved March 20, 1851
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-04-08
CHAPTER AT.

AN ACT Additional to Chapter Forty
one of the Revised Statutes, I5elat-
ing to the Destruction of Fish in
Tidal Waters by Means of Dynamite
or Poisonous or Supplying Sub
stances.
BE it enacted. etc:
Section |. No person shall use dy-
Mantle or any poisonous or stupefy-
ing substance whatever. for the pur-
pose of destroying or taking any Kind
of fish in tidal waters, under pen.
atty of one hundred dollars and costs,
and in addition thereto, two months
imprisonment in tho county Jail for
each offcnse.
Section ?. No person shall buy.
sell. give away or expose for sale, or
possess Tor any purpose. any fish
taken by use OF dynamite or any
poisonous or supplying Substance.
and no person while engaged In hsh
Ing shall carry In his fishing boat or
vessel any dynamite or other ex-
plosives. or any poisonous or stupefy-
ing substance Whoever violates the
prov ision OF this section shall be- sub
jcct to iine of one hundred dollars
and costs. and In addition thereto
shall be imprisoned Ter a term OF
sixty days,
Improved March 20. 1851
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-04-08
CHAPTER 2lo.

AN ACT Additional to Chapter Thirty
two of the Revised Statutes, as
Six of The Public Laws of Nineteen
Hundred Thirteen. Relative to Ice
Fishing In MILESTONE Pond. in Pts
cataquis County.
BE it enacted, etc:
No person shall fish for, take. catch
or kill any kind OF fish at any time on
or through the ice in MILESTONE pond.
in tho towns of Kingsbury and
Blanchard. in Piscataquis county: nor
shall any person have in possession at
any time any kind of fish taken on or
through the ice In said pond who
ever violates any provision of this net
shall pay fine of not less than ten
dollars nor more than thirty dollars
and costs for each offense: and In ad-
dition tn, reto one dollar for each fish
taken. caught killed. or had In posses
sion In violation OF any provision Of
this act.
Improved March 20. 1851
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-04-08
CHAPTER 2O9.

AN act additional TO Chapter Thirty
two of the Revised Statutes. as
Amended by Chapter Two HUNDRED
teen Hundred Thirteen, Prohibiting
Fishing In the Tributaries to Ship
Pond Stream, in PiscataQuis County.
BE it enacted. etc.:
No person shall fish for. take, catch
or kill any kind of fish at any time in
any of the tributaries to Ship Pond
stream, in PiscataQuis county; nor
shall any person have In possession at
any time any kind of fish taken in any
of said tributaries. Whoever violates
any provision of this act shall pay u
fine of not less than ten dollars nor
more thnn thirty dollars and costs of
prosecution for each offense: and in
addition thereto one dollar for each
fish taken. caught. killed or had in
possession In violation of any pro-
vision of this act.
Improved March 20, 1851