The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-09-10
viii Fight Repeal of Game Laws

sociation or any other body OF men to
repeal the hunting law which gives
the farmer absolute right to say
| whether or not hunters may gun on
their property, the Frederick County
Farmers association on Saturday at
ternoon at the regular session APP
pointed Legislative committee for
the coming session of the Maryland
Legislature. This committee viii
keep in close touch with the bills that
are brought up in the Maryland Leg
islature that affect the interest Of the
farmers. 1t will also draft and in
troduce such bills that may be bene-
fetal to the farmers of the county, and
which are in demand.
The farmers were considerably In
terested in the report that the Fred
erick county game and fish association
has announced its intention to re-
peal all Frederick county game and
| fish laws. This association which was
recently organized announced that
| revision of the game and fish laws
of the county was necessary and that
an effort would be made to scratch
all present laws from the statute
books and re-enact others more ef-
| fective.
Four years ago through the infiu-
ence of the members of the Frederick
| County Farmers association law
was passed which provided that far
mers in this county had the right to
determine whether or not gunners
could hunt on their properties. This
trepass law is effective the entire
year, not only during the hunting
| season.
out Saturday afternoon that If the
| farmers united and took concerted
step they could stop all hunting in
Frederick county with the exception
of that in the mountainous sections.
1t is not known that movement has
been started to bring about such a
condition, but one member threw out
the hint to impress upon the farmers
that by law they could eliminate the
gunners from cultivated grounds In
Frederick county.
The members of the legislative COM
mittee: David G.. Zentz, president of
the association; L. ]. Keller, master
of the Jefferson Grange; A. s. Rems-
berg, master of the newly organized
Middletown Grange; Jesse p. King,
ex-president of the farmers associa-
tion; George r. Dennis, Jr., counsel
for the farmers association and
Cryus f. Flock.
Nothing definite was suggested on
Saturday as to the general trend of
the legislation that the association
would this year endeavor to have en-
acted. Last year an economy budget
was introduced. A part Of the sche-
dule was passed. The association has
instructed the committee to prepare
a schedule of popular bills and report
to the association.
1t was intimated on Saturday that
the association will again this year
take quite an active part in the sea
sion of the Maryland Legislature this
year. AS last year the associations
will undoubtly again stand for econo-
my measures.
Discuss Wheat Planting.
Because of rather small attend
ance due to urgent and pressing work
on the farms the question OF wheat
planting was not taken up on Satur-
day. At the next meeting, October,
David G. Zentz, the president, will
lead a discussion on feed end feA
ing. This is to be popuA rs-Ats ,
which win probably interesne Jefferso
mers at large. hIict No. !
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