The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-08
New Restrictions Have Been Received at the Governors Office for
 Game Animals.
DEER RESTRICTIONS
The Number of Deer Any One Person May Kill During a Season Is
 Limited to 3.

The Governors office has received
 the new regulations for the protec' ton of game in certain localities in l Alaska which were effective August 1 1t. c. F. Cramer, secretary to the l Governor, is preparing circular containing the new regulations which will be issued as soon as they are printed. Following are some of the
 regulations regarding Southeastern Alaska: "af stf'N Open Season For Deer-The killing
 of deer in Southeastern Alaska east of Longitude 141' is hereby limited to deer having horns not less than
 three inches long, and the season 1 for killing such deer Is limited to 1 the period from August 18th to Oc-
 tober 31st, both dates inciusives
 The number of deer killed by any
 one person during the open season l in Southeastern Alaska east of Lon-
 gitude 141' is hereby limited to I three. "F | The killing of female. mountain
 sheep, female deer, mountain sheep, lambs, mountain goat kids, and lawns
 of deer and caribou, south of the | Arctic Circle Is hereby prohibited. The killing of deer on Kodiak and Long Island; on the islands of Haw- kins, Hinchinbrook and Montague, In Prince William Sound; and on the following islands in Southeastern AL n,.I IoIa ID trance, Grapina Island, near Ketchi- kan, Kruzof Island, west of Sitka. San Juan Island and Suemez Island, near Klawak, and Zeremboi Island. near Wrangell, Is hereby prohibit ed until August 1. 1920. The sale, directly or indirectly, of deer meat in Southeastern Alaska
 east of Longitude 141' Is hereby pro- hibited; and no deer meat shall be
 procured for serving and served in any boarding house, cafe, cannery,
 eating house, hotel, mess house 'or
 restaurant by the proprietor thereof or his agent, in Southeastern Alaska east of Longitude 141', and no deer
 meat or caribou meat shall be re-
 ceived or served on board any steam CT or other vessel in the waters of
 the South Coast of Alaska between Unimak Pass and Dixon Inlet.
 The killing of moose in South l eastern Alaska east or south Of the Lynn Canal is hereby prohibited un- l ii August 1, 1920.
 The hiring of any person. direct i ly or indirectly, to kill or capture
 game birds or game animals for any boarding house, cafe, cannery. eating
 house, hotel, mess house or restau-
 rant iii Alaska south of the Arctic Circle is hereby prohibited. The killing or permitting the kill | ing of deer. moose, mountain sheep.
 mountain goat, or any game bird, I for feeding dogs or foxes or for | batting traps of any kind in Alaska south of the Arctic circle Is prohib- 1 ited
 Killing or permitting the killing | of moose, caribou, deer, caribou,
 mountain sheep. or mountain goats
 with dogs permitting any of the said
 animals to be killed by dogs, 'or
 permitting dogs to hunt moose. deer
 caribou, mountain sheep, or noun
 tain goats. in Alaska south of the
 Arctic Circle is hereby prohibited.
 Game killed by Natives for food
 and clothing, or by miners or ex- plorers in need of food. shall not be
 sold directly or indirectly, nor serv-
 ed in any boarding house, cafe. can
 nery. eating house. hotel. mess house or restaurant. N+