Bisbee daily review., 1917-08-16
ARIZONA GAME LAWS COMPILED IN SMALL
 BOOKLET FOR STATE
State Game Warden Prochas- ka Complies Booklet Which Can Be Carried by All Who Hunt and Fish in Arizona.

Arizona fish and game laws for the 1917191S season have been compiled by State Game Warden Joe V. Pro chaska in a compact little booklet suit able for use by all sportsmen. The | first of these publications were off the press last week but because of the limited number, they will not be ready for general distribution before some time next week
 The publication is designed for gen eral field use by hunters and fisher men. One section is devoted to the state and federal laws governing all kinds of wild life and which are set forth in a clear and concise form. An other section is devoted to the new game laws as passed by the last legis- lature and which became effective July 1.
 A summary of the laws enacted by the state legislature, as contained in the publication, is as follows:
 "To establish game refuges to be known as the Mount Graham, the Hua- chuca, the Pinal Mountain and the Blue Range state game reserve and to prescribe penalties for the violation thereof.
 Section For the better protec- tion of wild game birds and game ami mals and to provide a safe breeding place and refuge therefor from which the surrounding country may be stocked and replenished with game, the following described area is set aside for the purposes hereinafter stated.
 Section 2-The Mount Graham pre- serve shall conform exactly with theI boundaries of that part of the Crook National forest commonly known asI the Graham mountains.
 "The Huachuca preserve shall con- form exactly with the boundaries of that portion of the Coronado National forest lying between meridians 110 and III of longitude and south of the fourth standard parallel south con- monly known as the Huachuca and Patagonia mountains lying within said boundaries.
 ''The Pinal Mountain preserve shall conform exactly with the boundaries of that portion of the Crook National forest reserve commonly known as the Pinal mountains, all of which are situated in said Crook National forest reserve.
 "The Blue Ridge reserve shall con form exactly with the boundaries of that portion of the Apache National forest reserve of Greenlee county.
 Provided that this act shall not in any way interfere with the grazing of. any stock on said game preserve lsj permitted by the United States gov ernment.
 Section 3-It shall be unlawful forl any person or persons at any time to, hunt, trap, kill, capture or ensnare any bird or animal of any kind what ever within the limits of any state game preserve within the state of Arizona; provided, that the provisions of this act shall not apply to the kill ing, capture or destruction of any mountain lion, fox. coyote, wild cat CT skunk, under such regulations as the state laws or state game warden may prescribe. Any person or persons vio- lating any of the provisions of this section shall be guilty of a misde- meanor and shah upon conviction thereof be fined not less than $50 nor more than s250 or shall be imprisoned in the county jail for period Of not less than three months, nor more than one year, or shall suffer such fine and imprisonment in the discretion of the court
 "Section 1.-The state game warden shall have supervision of the state game preserves as herein created.
 "Section 5-These acts shall take effect and be in force on and after the first day of July. 1917."
 In conclusion, Game Warden Pro chaska gives the following definition of a true sportsman:
 "The best sportsman and hunter isi the man who finds the most game, kills the least and leaves behind him ..-o,nda1 Ic