The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-05-22
NEvAOEs FISH AND GAME LAWS
(Approved March 26, 1915)

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tober Is, inclusive. Limit, ten trout
or bass, or ten pounds of same. No
limit on catfish, carp or minnows. 1t
Is unlawful to take lake or river
trout shorter than seven inches, and
brook trout shorter than six inches.
Mere casting of line or other such
act constitutes an offense. Unlaw-
full to fish within 100 feet of any dam
containing fishway or ladder. Un-
lawful to fish two hours after sun
down or one hour before sunrise.
Unlawful to ship more than ten
pounds of fish. (Ten trout allowed
regardless of weight.) Unlawful to
catch any kind of fish in any other
manner than with hook and line at
tached to pole held in hand. Un-
lawful to have in possession greater
number of fish than amount allowed
bv law. Unlawful to buy or sell any
lake trout, river trout or any brook
trout which are less than 15 inches
in length. Penalty: Fine of not
less than S25 nor more than $500; or
prison term of not more than six
months, or both.
Deer and Antelope-September Is
to October Is. Males only. Limit,
l during season. No open season
for females and fawn. Use of
hounds prohibited. Unlawful to
have in possession during closed sea-
son.
Mountain Sheep and Goat-Season
closed until January l. 1920.
Pheasants-Protected until Sep
tember /, 1920.
Bobwhite, Partridge. other i'm
ported birds-No open season.
Sagecock and Sagehen-July Is to
February Is inclusive. Limit, 10
per day.
Grouse and Mountain Quail-Sep-
tember 15 to January / inclusive.
Limit per day. grouse 6; quail Is.
Duck, Sandhill Crane. Plover. Val
ley Quail. Prairie Chickens, Curlew,
Woodcock, Snipe- September Is to
January l inclusive. Emit per day:
Valley Quail. Is; duck, 20; Plover, s.;
Snipe, Is.
Geese-September Is to March Is
inclusive. Limit, 10 per day.
Unlawful to destroy nest or eggs
of any protected bird; to use shot
gun of larger than 10 gauge; to buy,
sell, barter or trade any kind of
game or game birds, or to ship same
out of State; to kill or destroy or at
tempt to kill or destroy any blue
bird. blue jay. thrush. mocking bird,
oriole, humming bird, robin, mead
ow lark, swan or any other plume.
song or insectivorous bird.
License-It is unlawful for any
male person over the age of IA years
to hunt or fish without having first
procured license so to do from the
county clerk or from the game
warden.
Fees-Residents. 81; non-residents,
$40; foreigners, $25. A permit to
fish only for a period of 80 days will
be issued to any person upon the pay
ment of So. Any person who may
lose or have his license destroyed
must make affidavit to that effect and
procure another license in order to
entitle him to hunt and fish.
Penalties-Violation of the laws
regulating fish and game is misde-
meanor and punishable by fine of
not less than $40 nor more than $500,
or by Imprisonment in the county
Jail for not more than six months, or
by both fine and Imprisonment.
Fish and game Acts provide that
it shall be no defense for violation of
any of their provisions that the game
or birds were killed out of the State,
or taken or killed by any other than
the one in whose possession they are
found; nor shall ignorance of the law
be any defense.
All peace officers are required to
enforce the game laws. Aid of citi-
zens may be invoked when it is
deemed necessary. or when resistance
is offered.
Indians-The State game laws ap-
ply to Indians just the same as to
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