The daily Alaskan., 1919-02-08

2. Beayer.-The killing of any beaver is prohibited until Novem- Der l; 1923.
 8. Land, otter and mink-The kill ing of any land otter Or mink is prohibited throughout the season from April to November 15, both days inclusive of each year.
 4.Marten. (American sable).-The killing of marten (AmericaR sable) Is prohibited on and from March 15, 1916, until November 15, 1921.
 5. Weasel (ermine) The killing of any weasel (ermineJ is prohibited throughout the season from March 15 70 November 15, both days in elusive, of each year.
 6. Muskrat.-The killing Of any muskrat 5 prohibited throughout the season from June 1 to November 30, noth days inclusive, of each year.
 z. Lynx (wildcat).-The killing of any lynx (wildcat) is prohibited throughout the season from March ] to November 15, both days inclus- i've, of each year.
 s. FoX.-The killing of any fox is prohibited throughout the season from March 15 to November into tn Arctic Ocean north Of the sixty eighth parallel of north latitude, the prohibited season shall be from April 15 to November IS, both days inclusive, of each year.
 g. Black bear, wolverine, squirrel and hara (rabbit) The killing of any black bear, wolf, wolverine, squirrel (spermophile), Or hare (rah bit) Is not prohibited at any time. II. SEASONS FOR KILLING FUR
 BEARING ANIMALS BORN AND REARED IN CAPTIVITY Owners or operators of fur farms or other establishments used for the breeding and rearing of fur-bearing animals in Alaska may kill fur-bear- ing animals which have been born and reared upon such farms Or other establishments, subject to the same restrictions as to species, time of killing, and primeness of fur as are herein promulgated in respect to wild fur-bearing animals: Provided That the owners or operators Of such fur farms or other establish ments shall have previously in former the Bureau of Fisheries, De partment of Commerce, Washington, D. C., that they are engage1 in the business of fur farming in Alaska and shall furnish such further re- ports in regard to their buiness, for the information of the Department of Commerce, as may be called from time to time. And provided further, That any duly authorized representa- tive of the Bureau of Fisheries, De partmcnt of Commerce, Is allowel to go upon; said fur farm at any time and to have at all times free and un- obstructed access to all corrals, pens or other structures used for breed ing operations.
 III. TRAPS
 The killing of any fur bearing ani nal iu the Territory of Alaska at any time by means of the trap or device known as the "klips," is prohibited.
 The killing of any fur bearing ani nal In the Territory of Alaska at any time by means of any steel bBar trap CT any other trap withjaws hay ing, 8 spread exceeding 8 inches is prohibited. ". DOGS
 The use of dogs for pursuing and killing fur-bearing animals for which close seasons exist Is prohibit ed.
 V. USE OF POISON PROHIBITED
 The killing of any. fur-bearing anl nal by means of strychnine or any other poison is prohibited at all time.
 The Criminal Code of Alaska states that all persons concerned in the commission of a crime, whether they directly commit the act con stituting the crime or aid and abet in its commission, though not pres ent, are principals, and to be tried and punished as such. By this sec tion any person selling poison for the purpose of killing fur-bearing animals is a participator in the crime and. Is likewise punishable. VT. SEIZURE OF SKINS Y.
 No person shall purchase, sell' offer for sale, or export, or have in possession any skin of fur-bear- oJ