The Prescott daily news., 1917-03-19
SYNOPSIS NEW FISH AND
 GAME LAW BY LEGISLATIJRE

q dent may hunt anywhere in the state upon payment of an annual license of $15, and license of S5 to fish. A trip license of S1.25 will be issued to a nonresident to fish, the holder be- ing prohibited from taking or shipping out of the state any fish, the time for fishing not to extend over 15 days and only one trip license to be issued to one person during any one year.
 Trapping or killing otter or beaver is prohibited until Jan. l, 1922. The killing of any deer with antlers less than five inches long, or to kill any wild turkey hen, wild pheasant, grouse prairie chicnen, woodcock, turtledove, or robin redbreast until after Jan. 1, 1922, is also prohibited. Bear or deer are not to be shot between Jan. 1 and Nov. 1, and wild turkey between March 1 and December 15.
 The Game and Fish Commission has given out some of the provisions of the new law, as follows:
 For residence license to fish with artificial bait, $1.10; for residence h- cense to hunt deer, bear or turkey, $1.10; for license when dog is used to hunt deer, bear, turkey, game birds or wild fowl, $40; off nonresident trip license to fish (fifteen days only) $1,S5 for nonresident license to fish (entire seasan) $500; for non-residents to hunt, $15.00; for market fisherman's license when using hoop nets, 3-inch mesh, 50-foot wings on each side, $25; For market fisherman using hook and line. including trot line and hooks, $l0 For each helper of market fisherman, $500; for each trapper where over 10 traps are used, $l0.
 All license to expire Dec. l of each year. The commission may delegate authority to the circuit clerk of each county to issue license.
 Non-residents holding season license to fish may carry one days bag limit of catch or kill from the state by ex- hibiting license to justice of peace and making affidavit that he has complied with the law and will not permit his game or fish to be sold.
 Quail per day 20; ducks per day 20; squirrels per day IS; doves per day 20; deer, per year; bear per year; four wild turkeys per year; game fish, % per day. It is unlawful to have in possession more than bag limit for one day.
 Closed seasons;
 Quail March l to Nov. 30
 Deer. bear, turkey, Jan. 10 to Nov 10th.
 Turkey gobblers may be killed from March Is to April VI.
 Wild geese and wild ducks, Feb to Nov. 1.
 Fur-bearing animals protected from March l to Oct. 1. It is unlawful to have pelt in possession during closed season.
 It is unlawful to shoot over waters of state after sunset or before sun rise, or to hunt deer, bear, or wild foul with torch or headlight.
 Unlawful to trap, net, snare or catch any wild bear, deer, turkey, pheasant, grouse, prairie chicken partridge or quail, turtledove or robin redbreast at any time in the seasan.
 There are heavy penalties for vio- lations of this act.
 Law makes it felony to shoot tlsh or to use dynamite or explosive ot any substance or drug to kill, stupefy or intoxicate fish.
 Market fishermen prohibited from using any nets or traps except hoop nets. with or without wings, not ex- ceeding 60 feet in length on each side' with not less than 3-inch mesh
 Seines not over 16 feet may be used for catching minnows.
 Families and picnic parties may use seine not over 60 feet in length and not less than 12 inch mesh between June l5 and September l.
 Unlawful to sell any game or game birds. This law does not apply to rabbits.
 Spawning season, March 10 to May 15.
 Unlawful to have game or hsh in possession during closed season.
 Dealers required to keep record of fish handled and to collect l-l6 cent