Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14


tionai Zee OF twenty nay1 aoliar Of an adj
| vided, further. that a person Sno pro.
procured deer hunting Hcemrno h,
called, may exchange said dsae, T.
ing license for moose hnn., nuat
e esa;s;o SO called tns upon payment y y
and seventeenth lines of the ''x.seaS
paragraph of said section sesosd
! striking out the word "tenn . eng ~
word and" in the twenty-fon,.ss q.
Of the second paragraph Of said La
ton and by substituting tAerefoo, s e
amended. shall read as followsH a
Sec. SO. Persons not bona t,ds:
dents of this state, and aae res.
domiciled herein. shall NOT e'sSaly
pursue, take or kin any deer. a nun
| cartridges. woodcock. or Other o ss
same. or any part thereof. in po,,aa s
sion at any time without first ,S. ss
ing procured a license theref.!a nav
hereinafter provided. Such lic.. a.
shall be issued by the commis.s;saasss
of inland fisheries and game ns
application in writing and paymu.o,a,
of fifteen dollars to hunt deer. dpsIsi
and wild animals. except moose 1a ns
ing their respective open Season. auf,
in the manner provided BY Law ny
October. November and Decemh.
and such licenses shall be knoWn
the nonresident deer hunting i
! censes. IL
Provided. further. that to h..
! ducks, and other birds and wild I W.,
mails in their respective open seasose
| and in the manner provided by Ia
| in the Counties of Aroostook, WsS
ington: Hancock. Penobscot. Piscas.
4 Ifro NIL
up to October first of each yeas 0s
license fee of five dollars SHAH
paid annually, and the license is.rss
upon payment of such fee shall n
known as the nonresident IN
hunting. license. Provided. furtSs,
that in the Counties Wnas Of aAnnndl,SoseOggS
| coin. Sagadahoc. Waldo and fo s
such person may procure a licess
| for five dollars to hunt. in their -
| spective open seasons and in Il.
! manner provided by law, ducks ma.
tridges, woodcock and other bim
and wild animals except during u.
| month a fifteen dollar license shsS
! be required of non-residents In al
| counties. Provided. further, that
person who has procured a bird hum,
| ing license, So called. may exchann
said bird hunting license for a dss
=
ment Of an additional fee of ten az.
lars. A bird hunting license shsn
entitle the purchaser to take to nj.
| home in addition as now provides
| properly tagged with the tag detaci.
ed from his license. and open Il
six woodcock that he himself law
fully killed under such rules aud
regulations to be established by IN
commissioner as may be required d
carry out the true intent Of I'M,
chapter and not inconsistent here
Sec. 8. Section seventy-fvs y
cha pier two hundred and ninetes,
of the public laws of nineteen hun
bred and seventeen, as amended b.
chapter two hundred and forty.foa
of the public laws of nineteen hun
dred and seventeen, Is hereby amend
ed by inserting after the word ."anl
words or dead body or part Thereof
and also by inserting after the won
animal in the third line thereof IN
words or dead body or part Thereof
and also by striking out the word
except upon" in the fourth lu
the word without so that said SEQ
ton, as amended, shall read as FOL- |
lows:
Sec. rs. Whoever introduces or To- |
ports any wild bird or wild anima
or dead body or part thereof. of arl
kind or species into the state q
whoever receives or has in possessa |
such wild bird or wild animal
dead body or part thereof. so intr
duced or imported. without. writta
permission of the commissions
inland fisheries and game, shall for
felt not less than fifty dollars M
more than five hundred dollars al
foy ~
Sec. 9. Section eighty-one Of chss
ter two hundred and nineteen Of ID
public laws of nineteen hundred al
seventeen, as amended by chapteron
hundred and ninety-six of the pub
lie laws of nineteen hundred an
ing out all of said section and By
substituting therefor the following
Sec. 81. All birds. fish. game
other wild or fur-bearing animal
or parts thereof. hunted, caugt
ried, transported. or found in POI
session of any person or corporate
in violation of any provision Of thn
chapter. or amendment thereof. sha
be liable to seizure. and in case
conviction for such violation Oh
feited to the state. to be sold by u
officer making such seizure for tn
benefit of the state. Any perscl
whose birds. fish, game or other VIII
or fur-bearing animals, or para
thereof, have been seized for Ves
ton of any game or fish law. shaI
have the same returned to him
giving to the officer a bond with st
ficent sureties, who shall be resident
of the state. in double the amour
of the fine for such violation, cor
ditioned that. If convicted OF sue
violation, he will, within thirty daN
thereafter. pay such fine and cosa
mediately give such bond and ta S,
the birds. fish. game or other VIII
or fur-bearing animals. or paru
thereof, so seized. he shall have
action against the officer for sua
seizure or for the loss of the birdA
ing animals, or parts thereon. sess
In case the warden making "
seizure finds that the birds. fish, gam
or other wild. or fur-bearing amman
or parts thereof. seized, will be I'd
suitable for food Cor other use)
the day fixed for the hearing on sus.
seizure. he shall dispose of the san;
for consumption in this state an
shall hold the proceeds of such s q
subject to order of the court Tor os
cision as to the right of the claimsn
to said birds. fish, game. or o.ns
wild, or fur-bearing animals. or par
thereof. If the magistrate finds w.
claimant is not entitled to said ollus
fish, game. or other wild, or lgr
bearing animals. or parts thereof Y,
officer making such seizure shalI
ordered by the magistrate to forwslN
the proceeds thereof to the comEis
sioner of inland fisheries and gam
at Augusta. and by him to be pa;
to the treasurer of state.-(Appro'"
April 81
CHAPTER 2le.
An Act to Increase Salaries OF Cer1ss
County Officers and Amount
Money Allowed for Clerk Hire
Certain County Offices.
Sections thirty-seven, thirty-ess
thirty-nine, forty. forty-one, forty.tssw
forty-three, forty-four and forty-ngI
Of chapter one hundred seventeen !,