The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1916-08-17

any time: DUCK hawk, Sharp-Skinn-
ed hawk, prairie falcon, goshaw,I,
English sparrow, great horned owl,
northern shrike, magpies and blue
jays.
To rob any birds nest except such
birds as are not protected by law.
To hunt without having hunting
license on person and to refuse to
show same on demand of proper Off
Ger or owner of representative of
real property where hunting.
To hunt at night.
| To sell or have in possession plum
age of protected birds.
To disguise sex or kind of anv
game.
To hunt deer with dogs.
To sell game of any kind except
when propagated according to law.
To shoot game from public high
ways or railroad rights Of way.
To wantonly waste game.
For aliens to hunt without special
gun license
To shoot from any power, sink
or sneak boat or sink box.
To hunt on inclosed or occupied
unenclosed lands without permission
of owner.
To trap fur-bearing animals with
out license.
To burn tules between February Is
and September Is, excepting by per-
NIT from State Game Warden.
To have in possession more than
40 pounds Of jerked venison.
To trap, net or ensare game ami
rails, birds or fish, except as expressly
provided.
To hunt within the corporate limits
of any town or city, public park or
cemetary or on any campus or
grounds of any public school, college,
or university, or within the bound
aries of any watershed reservation
as set aside by the Unietd States to
supply water to cities, or within any
national bird or game reservation.
To resist game wardens or other
officials charged with the enforcement
of the game laws.
To angle for any fish without hav-
ing license ON person and to refuse
to show same on demand of proper
officer.
To fish by any other than by hook
and line.
To use salmon spawn in Willamette
River and tributaries south of East
Independence station, Marion county
To cast lumber waste, dye chemi-
Gals, decaying substance, ETC., or to
use powder or poisonous substances
in streams.
To fish at night or on stream
within 200 feet below any fishway.
To sell trout, bass, crappies, cat fish
white fish or grayling.
To maintain an irrigation ditch
without having it screened at the in
take
Additional Provisions of Game Laws.
All game is owned by the State.
Any game animal, bird or fish rails
ed in captivity may be sold if pro-
perly tagged.
Any game animal or bird may be
imported from without the United
States and sold If propedly tagged.
Any navigable stream and any
streams flowing through public lands
are highways for fishing
Taxidermists must pay license of
$500 per year.
The State Board Of Fish and Game
Commissioners are empowered to
summon end examine witnesses under
oath, to suspend open seasons, offer
rewards to apprehend violators, and
to acquire any kind of game for prop
agation, experimental or scientific
purpose.
Penalties.
Any person killing any mountain
heep, mountain goat, antelope, elk or
moose, may be fined from 5000 to
$1,000 and imprisoned not less than
60 days or more than six months.
Unless otherwise provided, viola
ions of other sections carry penalties
of not less than $25 or more than
$500 and costs, or by Imprisonment
not less than 80 days or more than
six months.
Besides fines, anyone violating laws
shall be subject to civil liability
ranging from $500 for each game
bird to $500 for elk and mountain
sheep; shall forfeit all guns dogs,
boats, traps, fishing apparatus and i'm
plements used in violation of laws for
shall forfeit his hunting license for
the balance of the calendar year in
which the offense was committed.
| Notice.
1t will be appreciated IL violations
are reported to State Game Warden,
Portland, Oregon, or any deputy
game warden. All communications
will be treated as strictly confidential.
Your name will not be brought into
any case without your permission.
The fur-bearing animal trapping law
or the commercial fishing laws will
be furnished upon request.