The Springdale news., 1917-03-09

ed by Gov. Brough only recently and is now law:
 Clip this out, paste it in your
 tackle box, pin it in your hunting
 coat; paste it in the scrap book;
 have wife stick it in the cook
 book; and you will have the game
 and fish law of Arkansas where
 you can find it.
 Section 1, ? and 7 relate to the an pontment of the state game commis- sion, retain the present personeI for the period for which it's members were appointed, and says they shall serve without pay except that their actual expenses shall be paid out of funds received for license
 Section permits members to accept and railroad companies to issue to them passes for transportation.
 Sections }, 6, and define the du- ties of the commission in the protec- ton of fish and game. They may per init export for breeding purposes and authorize breeding in captivity in the state for export or stocking permits to be issued for same.
 Sections and 10 relate to appoint ment of paid secretary ana to rec ords and printing supplies necessary.
 Section II. Commission may dele gate to circuit clerks powerto issue licenses. clerks to remit to the state treasurer and file copies of all appli- cations with commission Clerks shall have fee of 10 cents for each license issued Clerks who fail or refuse to act may be fined S5a to 55a0.
 Section F says commission may ap- point wardens, discharge them al will; wardens must be st=Ieasf 25 years old and good character and mus give bond for Sto09=
 Section l5 defines powers#o war dens as concurrent with those of sher- ifs and caastables: may arrest and take before courts zIolaters of the game laws, =in any county ia the state shall not collect any fee or cost Tor himself, but m convictions such costs shall be taxed and one-haIf paid to warden and=h shall remit to the state treasurer for the credit of Game Protection Fund, the other ha1f collected shallZbe retained by sheriff If case IS in circuit court or by eonstables f in justice court.
 Section II When fine and costs are e#not pad, person convicted shall be dealt "ith as if any other criminal law had been violated
 Section E provides how expenses and warden salaries. etc, shall be pad out Of Game Protection Fund
 Section I6 makes t unlawful to fish with artificial bait, or to hunt, kill, shoot or catch deer. bear or turkey without having license; doing SO en- tails penalty of $20 to Slo0 fine each day constituting an offense
 Section r says anyone wishing to fish or hunt as above must apply fer license to commission or clerk, fur nshiae personal description, and pay to state treasurer or clerk $l,10 for resident to hunt bear, deer or tur- key, $15 for nonresident to hunt and $5 te fish All licenses expire Dee ember 31st of year issued. Non-resi- dent may secure trip license to fish. good for L. days, for Sl25. but only one such license shall he issued ln one year, and license shall not take fish out of h 'ata.
 Section ls gives the blank form for license.
 Section fa makes 1t unlawful fer market fishing or t9 seeif any fish unless license has been secured at S25 for hoop nefs. SIo faf each fisherman with hook and hae. inending trat lines and set laes. and Sa for each helper
 Section eo. Fish dealers buying T the state must keep record of each purchaes, where caught, amount and from whom. same to he open for in speetion by wardens. Such dealers must pay state treasurer for game fund onc-sjXteenth of one cent on each pound bought, such payment to be collected only from first purchaser; failure to pay means $50 to $100 fine.
 Section 2l It Is unlawful to sell any fish named of less than we.ght or length specified trout, inches; pike. | i inches; jack salomn, II in- ches: crappie and white perch, $ in- ches; black bass. II inches, white or striPed bass, inches; sunfish, 6 in- ehes; blue or channel catfish. pounds; drum, pounds; German oarp pounds; buffalo. 3 pounds. in determining length. measure from tip to nose to fork or ftail. Section does not apply to minnows for bait.
 Section 2222 2222 makes t unlawful to