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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-19
HOTEL BRYAN ARRIVALS

+. A. Portelleld. Fort Worth.
c. Nordstro' Pitts Bridge.
John Anders b. Calvert.
Il. L. WalstA, Calvert.
Charles Briggs. Calvert.
l.. G. Anderson. Calvert.
c. @. Daniels, San Antonio.
s. NJ. Gibson, Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Weisslnger, New
Orleans.
George c. Robinson, Fort Worth.
A. Mccormick, Mart.
J. w. Malley, Mart.
J. c. McIIaney. Nayasota.
J. NJ. Dixon, Waco.
Dick Raceford. New York.
Jim Sampson, Waco.
William +. Morley. Houston.
David Kassel, Dallas.
+. G. Davis.
+. D. Pellet. Houston.
u. w. Black, Dallas.
Howard Hymers. Chicago.
]. H. SHELTON, Houston.
J. NJ. Griswold. Houston.
w. NJ. Byrd Dallas.
Tom Tidwell, New Orleans.
w. r. willard, Beaumont.
J. l.. Sullivan. Portsmouth. o
G. L. Gerder. ST. Louis.
r. X Evans. Dallas.
]. II. Beck. Houston.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-19

"Eph stormsby." says Kansas
obituary. died last week after mar
rIed life Of ten years. All the property
he left his wife was ten children
Austin American.
Eph did well. Far better than the
Hon. Nicholas Longworth.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-19

The Texas Senate has passed a
Congressional redistrieting bm plac'
ing Brazos in a district az follows
HIN, Navarro, Limestone Freestone'
robertson. Milan and /Brazos' The
bill has yet to run the gauntlet OF the
uouaq
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-19
OIL LEASES TAKEN FAST
Thrall Has Become Quite a Town
Since Strike.

Georgetown, Tex. March l9.-since.
the Rountree oil gusher was brought
In on the Fritz Fuchs farm at Thrall
three weeks ago. 225 oil leases have
been filed In Williamson County In
tracts from 10 to 72j acres. aggregat
ing $4,000 acres of land. The leases
run from 81 to $l7j per acre and one
eighth royalty on OIL and extend from
the Milan County line to Bastrop and
Travis Counties. About $4,000 has
changed hands on land sales and
leases in the Thrall country.
A new townsite costing $4,000 has
been laid out at Thrall and a news.
paper has been started there.
There we're only a few houses there.
three weeks ago.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-19

The gun makers. the powder manu-
facturers, the steel kings and tne
wheat growers of America are no
doubt firmly Of the opinion that
peace hath her victories no less re-
nowned than war"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-19

A Dallas man has just been paid for
work he did thirty-three years ago.
which is another Illustration Of expe-
ditious business methods so popular
in that progressive metropolis.-Aus'
tin American.
Evidently the twice-a-month pay
day was not in operation when the
service was rendered. Twice cen
fury was perhaps then the vogue
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-19

The city council has passed an >orui'
nance prohibiting promiscuqm peg,
cling and providing that All work oil
his kind shall come through the 'ed'
Grated charities. 1t is splendid oru''
nanpp
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-19

The regular session OF the Thirty
fourth Legislature adjourns tomorrow
Surely they can create one OF Two
more commissions and few more iat
Offices before the final bell taps.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-19

The intersections to Main street
arc 10 he paved with concrete. Bully
When the work is finished the down,
town section Of the city will be lifted
ont of the mud.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-19

From the best information we can
get. the word "jitney" does not mean
a nickel in all towns. The weather
also cuts some ice in its meaning
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-19
PICKED PARAGRAPHS.

Eve invented temptation, but forgot
to patent it.-New York Globe.
Experience has also demonstrated
that most of the maxims are untrue.
Topeka Capital
Some persons talk as If they were
monographs with endless records anc
self-winding attachment.-New HorF
World.
The distinguishing quality OF an
expert is his ready ability to disagree
with other experts.-Albany Journa'
Did it ever occur to anybody to in
vent a machine for the proper govern
ment of unruly tongue?-Milwaukee
| Sentinel.
II. H. Maharawal Sri Ranjitsinghl'
Mansinghji is at the front. Name
keeps him of the casualty list.-NeV
York American.
alfonso seeks United States CAPT
tai for Spain" Hope he ha more
success than he had in 1S9S.-NeN
York American.
Senator Browns bill barring lobster
contests is likely to meet violent on
position from the chorus girl.-Nev
York American.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-19

Experience has also demonstrated
that most of the maxims are untrue
Topeka Capital.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-19

Eve invented temptation, but forgot
to patent it.-New York Globe.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-19

The distinguishing quality OF an
expert is his ready ability to disagree
with other experts.-Albany Journa'
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-04-08
CHAYTE1 l6e.

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 In Horse Shoe Pond. in West
Bowdoin College Township, in the
County OF PiscataQuis.
BE 1t enacted, ETC.:
For = period of five years from the
time this act shall take effect, no per-
son shall fish for, take, catch or kill
any kind Of hsh, ct any time, In Horse
Shoe pond. In West Bowdoin College
township. so-called. In the county OF
PiscAtaquts. from the first day Of Oc-
tober Of each year until the thirtieth
day Of June of the following year.
both days inclusive: nor shall any per-
son have In possession. At any time.
any kind OF fish taken In violation OF
any provision Of this act. Whoever
violates any provision OF this act shall
pay . flae of not less than ten dollars
nor more than thirty dollars and costs
of prosecution for each o1fense; 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
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Lover Wilson Ponds. in tn. c.
of PiscataQuis. Soel
Be 1t enacted, etc:
No person shall fish for. taka :.
or kill any kind of fish, at anv -, =
any of the tributaries to Upper VA W.
pond or in any OF the trihn,,.M,u
Lower Wilson pond, in the corass
Piscataauis; provided. furthes
the stream connecting said pond. y
De c s%,,nd 70 oe 2 tributary to b
water mark in said Lower wilsos
at the mouth Of said stream. NJ
son shall have IN possession. a
ton of any provision of thi,
Whoever violates any provision :,
act shall pay = fine of not les !,
ten dollars nor more than thirt.
lars and costs for each offense. :.
addition thereto one dollar n.
fish taken. caught. killed or ~
possession In violation of anx
vision of this act.
Improved March %, 1915,
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-04-08

AN ACT to Amend Chapter Thirty-two
Of the Revised Statutes. as Amended
by Chapter Two Hundred and Six Of
the Public Laws of Nineteen Hun
dred Thirteen. Relating to Fishing
In Portions Of Rangeley Stream,
Kennebago Stream and Little kenne-
baso Stream. in the Counties Of
Franklin and Oxford.
Be Ii enacted, ETC.:
So much OF chapter thirty-two Of the
revised statutes. a. amended by chap
ter two hundred SIX OF the public laws
Of nineteen hundred thirteen. as pro-
hibits fishing in that portion Of Range
ley stream from the sign at the old
wharf near the head Of said stream.
down TO the dam across said stream, in
the county OF Franklin. and In that
portion OF kennebago stream from Big
falls. on said stream. to Indian rock. In
oxford county and In Franklin county.
and In that portion of Little keune-
hago stream. from Little kenne bago
lake TO It's junction with kennebaGo
stream. m Franklin county. from sep
TENDER fifteenth to September THU
tieth OF each year. both days Inclusive.
in accordance with the special regula-
ttcns applying To- hshing In saia
streams nov provided In section two
OF said chapter thirty-twe Of the re-
viscd statutes, - anne uded By chapter
two hundred and stx Of the public iaw .
OF nine,sen hunSrsd thistsen. Ia hkreby
IAppsovsd March "a. isiaI
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CKAYx1n lea,
AN ACT Additional to chapte

AN ACT Additional to Chapter TN;
1 two Of the Revised Statutss
Amended by Chapter Two HIM.
and Six Of the Public Laws a. r.
teen Hundred Thirteen, Relst,ss
Fishing in Overset Pond. II
Town Of Greenwood, In n,s
County.
Be II enacted, ETC.:
No person shall take, catch a,
more than ftve trout and landis.s
salmon In ali in any one day IN -
set pond. In the town of GreeuvosS
Oxford county. nor shall any -.
have In possession In any ons
more than Ave trout and landIs.
salmon In all taken in said -
Whoever violates any provision 81 h
act shall pay . f1ne Of not less than
dollars nor moro than thirty dolil
and costs Of prosecution for each
Tense; and In addition thereto ons
lar for each fish taken. caught II
or had In possession in violatise
any provision Of this act.
Improved March 20. 1871
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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 in the Tributaries to lake
Ke1ar and in the Tributaries to
Kezar River. in the County Of OK
Be II enacted. etc:
Section 1. No person shall fish for.
take, catch or kill any kind of fish. ex
cept smelts and suckers, at any time.
above the dead water In any OF the
tributaries to Lake Kezar. In the towns
OF Lowell, Stoneham and Stow. In the
county Of oxford: nor shall any per-
son Ash for. take. catch or kill any
kind OF fish, Al any time. In any OF the
tributaries to kexar river. In the towns
Of Lowell and Sweden, In said county.
No person shall have In possession. at
any time. any kind OF fish taken In
violation OF any provision OF this sec
tion.
Section 2. Whoever violates any
provisions of section one of this act
shall pay . fine Of not less than ten
dollars nor more than thirty dollars
and costa for each odens<: and In ad-
ditlon thereto one dollar for each hah
taken. caught. killed or had In posses
sion In violation Of any provision of
naid sect lon.
IApproved March %. 1881
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-04-08

AN ACT to Repeal Section Forty
Of Chapter Thirty-two of lie
vised Statutes. as Amended BY q
S E; TG Hsno 81 h, 1sd siz
Thirteen. Relating to the JurH
ton Of the Commissioner Of sssl
Shore Fisheries. b
Be II enacted. etc:
Section forty-flve Of chapter III
two Of the revised statutes, a. ~
ed by chapter two hundred and m
the public laws of nineteen husi
thirteen: Ia hereby repealed
[Approved March 20. 1851
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0XAEyU les.

AN ACT to Amend Subdtviaioa ~
Of eection TWenty-three Of c.
Forty-eight Of the Revised Staha
Permitting Savings Banks and r
tutions for Savings to Invest h
Deposits In the First Noet
Bonds Of Certain Bridge Comp1S
Be 1t enacted, etc: ~ 4
Subdivision third" section tvvl
three Of chapter forty-eight Of ths
vised statutes, IL hereby amendsd
adding thereto. under the desigls|
of clause n the following:
n. In the first mortgage bondB|
any bridge company owning . rain
bridge. located wholly or partly Ill
State Of Maine, provided paymen|
said bonds ~ to principal and ints
IL guaranteed ~ = railroad CONF
organized under the laws Of thu L
and, owning and operating a rai
in this State
[Approved March %. 1871 /
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-04-08

AN ACT Relating to Fees Received by
Clerks OF Courts In Naturalization
Proceedings.
BE 1t enacted. etc:
The clerks of the judicial courts IN
the several counties shall not b re-
quired to account quarterly to the
county treasurer for fees collected by
them In naturalization proceedings un-
der the act of Congress Of June TWEEN
ty-ninth, nineteen hundred six, as
amended by the act OF Congress- of
June twenty-hfth, nineteen hundred
ten.
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Be it enacted. etc.:

Be Il enacted, ETC..
beginning with the year nineteen
hundred and sixteen, the salaries of
the Judges of probate in the several
counties shall be paid from the State
Treasury. In quarterly payments, on
the first days of January. April, July
and October.
Improved March ~, 1851
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AN ACT to Amend Section EightAi
Chapter Two Hundred TwenU<
OF the Public Laws of MIR
Hundred Nine Relating to the
ceedings where the Owner Z
Vicious Dog. Fails to Comply |
an Order OF the Court to XIII Z
Dog.
Section eighteen Of chapter two
dred twenty-five of the public Id
nineteen hundred nine is III
amended by adding to said sectiml
following: II the dog is not
within the time fixed by such 4
the court or magistrate making
complainant. or other person
his warrant directed to the shen4
the county or any OF his deputieaI
to any police officer or constahh
the town where the dog is found, 4
manding such officer forthwith to |
said dog and to make return OF hbI
ings on said warrant to the cour
magistrate issuing the same w
fourteen days from date thereof /
officer shall receive from the eoQ
treasury two dollars for executing
warrant, together with his legal
for travel, and the owner or n
aforesaid shall be ordered to pay
costs of such supplementary pro.
ings,' so that said section as amel
shall read as follows:
Section IL. Whoever is so as.
ed or finds a dog stroiling outsia
the premises or immediate care
keeper, and the said dog is not
muzzled. may. within forty-eight
thereafter, make written complain
-. H. al III nj
ing Jurisdiction in the city or
where Its owner or keeper resid'
in case there Is no court. before
j0stice in said town, that he really
lieves and has reason to believe
said dog Is dangerous and wa
whereupon seid court or trial "
shall order said owner or keeper
pear and answer to said complain
serving said owner or keeper Oh
dog with o copy Of said complain
order a reasonable time before ths
set for the hearing thereon: and
on hearing, the court or trial jusl
satisfied that the complaint Is "
shall order the dog to be KILLED
the owner or keeper shall pay
costs. II the dog Il not killed
the time fixed by such order, the
or magistrate making said ordef
upon application by the complal
or other person, issue his warrss
rected to the sheriff of the couns
any of his deputies, or to any
officer or constable In the town
the dog In found. commanding soc
ficer forthwith to kill said dog
make return of his doings on san
rant to the court or magistrate
ing the same within fourteen
from date thereof. The Officer
receive from the county tr"asan
sether with HIS legal fees for
and the owner OF keeper sfst
shall be ordered to pay the 60
such supplementary proceedinss
Improved March 20. islAf
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CWA1Fx1 leo.

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
the Taking of Smells in Bryant s
Pond and It's Tributaries, In the
Towns Of Woodstock and Greenwood.
in Oxford County.
Be It enacted, etc:
No Person or family shall take.
catch or kill. In any one day. more
than eight pounds Of smelts in all in
Bryant's pond, or IN any of its tribu-
taries. which waters are situated in
the towns Of Woodstock and Green
wood i'm Oxford county; nor shall shy
person or family have in possession,
In. any one day. more than eight
pounds Of smelts in all taken In any of
said waters. Whoever violates any
provision Of this act shall pay a fine
Of not less than ten dollars nor more
than thirty dollars and costs of prose-
cution for each ofiense: and in add
tion thereto one dollar for each pound
Of fish taken, caught. killed or had in
possession in violation of any pro-
vision of this act.
Improved March %, 1851
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0EA1xu1 ls7.

AN Act TO Amend Secti0n
Chapter Eighty-three OF the ~
Statutes. Relating to the Pisa
bringing Actions upon Nosc
table Chooses In Action by Aa'
lie II enacted. etc.:
section nine OF chapter sishsfJ
OF tine revised statutes Is
amended ny adding there,c ne
ing. Promised. howessr. tht
ths Assignee % \ noH.ne soi sss
In action. whea brought ir ~
prsms Judicial or . supsrlo'
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-04-08

AN ACT Additional to Chapter Thirty
two Of the Revised Statutes. az
Amended by Chapter Two Hundred
and Six OF the Public Laws Of Nine
teen Hundred Thirteen, Relating to
Fishing In Tufts. Dutton and Grind
stone Ponds, in the Town Of King
field, IN Franklin County.
Be 1t enacted. etc:
No person shall take, catch or Kill
more than ten trout and lSndlocked
salmon In all, In any one day. IN Tufts.
Dutton and Grindstone ponds. IN the
town Of Kingfeld, in FRANKLIN county;
nor shall any person have In possess
sion. In any one day, more than ten
trout and landlocked salmon In all
taken in said waters. Whoever vio-
lates any provision of this act shall
pay fine Of not less than ten dollars
nor more than 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.
[Approved March 20. 1851
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OxAYxnx l5s.

AN ACT to Amend Section Elgnty-nine
of Chapter Forty-eight of the Re-
vised Statutes. Relating to the
Licensing OF Foreign Investment
Corporations. go
Be II enacted. ETC.:
Section eighty-nine of chapter forty
eight OF the revised statutes II hereby
amended by adding after the word
December" In the fourth line from the
end of said section. the following
words: Provided. further. that IN ad-
dftion to said statement the Bank Com
missioner may make or cause to be
made all necessary Investigations 80
e 70 satisfy himself Of the CONDITION
tion. and the person or persons making
such Investigation and report may
charge and collect In addition to any
compensation now provided by law Tor
able compensation for such services
and all expenses attendant thereon. the
same to be paid by the corporation
making application for license, whcth-
or such corporation be licensed or not,
20 that said section - amended shall
Section IS. No foreign corporation.
or any agent or representative there-
Of. shall offer to sell. sell or negotiate
notes or other chooses In action, issued.
endorsed or guaranteed BY 1t. unless II
hrst obtains a license therefor from
the Bank Examiner. Before receiving
such license It shalt furnish the Exam
insr q detailed statAmsnt OF tts eondi-
tion, which statement shall Clearly de-
scribe the various cla1ees Of its assets
and liabilities and shall Be sworn TO BY
either It's president, treasurer or secre-
tary. and certified to b correct by At
least two Of It's directors. Said state
ment shall In all particulars b as full
Is the Examiner may require. Upon
receiving such statement the Bank Elk
aTniner may grant license authortx-
ing such corporation to conduct les
business in this State subject to its
laws until the first day Of the next De-
cember, and such license may be re-
newed annually thereafter 80 long a.
the Bank Examiner regards the cor
poration responbible and safe. but In
Of the succeeding Dscember Provid-
ed, further, that In addition to said
statement the Bank Commissfoner may
make or cause to be made all noces-
sary Investigations 30 a. to satisfy
himself Of the condition Of the cor
poration 30 making application, and
The person or persons making such I'm
vestlgation and report may charge and
collect In addition to any compensation
official duties. reasonable compensa-
tion for, such services and all expenses
attendant thereon, the Same to be paid
BY the corporation making application
for license. whether such corporation
be licensed or not. The Examiner
may revoke such license at any time
should he deem the condition Of such
whereupon the right Of such corpora
tion to do business In this State shall
terminate
Improved March %, 1851
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AN ACT Additional TO Chapter Thirty
two Of the Revised Statutes. AZ
Amended by Chapter Two Hundred
aix Of the Public Laws Of Ninstees
hundred Thirteen. Relating to t'tsh-
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Approved March "a. 1851



AN ACT Additional to Chapter Thirty
two Of the Revised Statutes. as
amended by Chapter TWO Hundred
and Six Of the Public LAYS Of Nine
teen Hundred Thirteen, Relating to
the Hunting OF Water Fowl and 9th
or Wild Bird IN 1ack Bay. In Port
Be It enacted, etc:
No person shall hunt. chase, catch.
kill or destroy any water fowl or any
other Wild bird. Ct any time, in Back
bay, so-called. IN Portland. In the
county Nof Cumberland. above the
Grand Trunk railway bridge. No
person shall have In possession, at any
time, any water fowl or any other wild
bird taken IN violation Of any pro-
vision Of this act. Whoever violates
any provision Of this act shall pay a
fne Of ten dollars and costs for each
ofkense; and IN addition thereto one
dollar for each bird taken, caught,
killed. destroyed or had In possession
In violation Of any provision Of this
TAnnrovaA March N. 191El
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AN ACT to Amend Section Two Of
Chapter Thirty-twe Of tho Revteed
Statutes, as Amended by Chapter
Two Hundred and Six Of the Public
Laws OF Nineteen Hundred Thirteen.
Relating to Ice Fishing In Lake
Kexar, in the Towns Of Lowell.
Stoneham and Stow. in Oxford Coun-
ty.
Be 1t enacted. etc:
So much Of section two Of chapter
Of the revised statutes, A.
amended by chapter two hundred and
six of the public laws of nineteen hun
through the ice for pickerel. cusk and
smelts. In accordance with the general
law Of the State relating to Ice nshing,
in Lake kesar. In the towns Of Lowell.
Is hereby repealed.
lApproved March %. 1881
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AN ACT to Amend Section Thirty
eight Of Chapter Thirty-two Of the
Revised Statutes, ~ Amended by
Chapter Two Hundred and Six Of the
Public Laws Of Nineteen Hundred
Thirteen. Relating to the Closed
Season on Wild Hares or Rabbits.
Be Il enacted, etc:
Section thtrty-eight Of chapter
thifty-twc Of the revised statutes, ~
amAnded by chapter two hundred and
SIX Of the public laws OF nineteen hum
dred thirteen. 10 hereby. amended By
str.linS put the wore ...nd r.. After ths
section. and BY Inserting the words
and September after the word
August" in the fourth l1ne Of said
section, 90 that said eect1on. ~ amend
sd shall read a. follows:
Section IS. There shall b IN an
nual closed season ON wild haros or
rabbits during witch closed season 1t
shall Be unlawful 70 hunt. Kill. catch.
pursue or have them In possession. ex-
cept alive. during the months Of April.
May, June, July. August and eeptsm-
Der Of each year.
It shall b unlawful to use any
snares, traps or other devices In the
hunting, pursuing q killing Of Wild
hares or rabbits, Or to hunt Or kill the
same except In the eeainAfy method Of
shooting With guns In the usual man
uer; provided, heWovUr, that II shall
be lawful 70 catch Wild hares or rab-
bits In common box traps during the
open season provided in this section
Whoever violatess any Of the pro-
visions. Of this section shall pay . dne
of ten dollars and costs for each Of
~~>s ~r..a Ne 1A1r.J
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AN ACT Relating TO tho Payment of
salaries Of Judges Of Probate.