The Cordova daily times., 1922-08-25
PROPOSED CAME LAW CALLS FOR
 COMMISSION ALASKA DISTRICTS

ritory any trophy or animal except that he get permit therefor, and he shall have no such permit except for animals he kills himself. No resident may ship out any game animals ex- cept to have mounted and then not more than two of each variety in any one year. No one is permitted to take any female, yearling or calf, fawn or lamb moose, deer or sheep. Dogs are forbidden except for bears.
 The use of poison is prohibited as far as game animals and birds are concerned, but it may be used under permits and regulations issued by the game commission, for killing wolves, coyotes or wolverines. It is made un- lawful for any hunter or trapper in- cluding Indians and Eskimos to have any poison in their possession unless a permit has been issued.
 No one is permitted to use any pow CT boat or airplane in taking game ami mals or birds or to use any weapon except a gun that can be fired from the shoulder.
 No one is permitted to sell any game animals or birds to the owner or master or employees of any coastal or river steamer or power or sail boat or any cannery and the serving of any on boats or in cannery mess houses is forbidden.
 LICENSE IS REQUIRED
 The hunting of game animals or less a license shall first be procured, and the commission is authorized to make the same requirements as to residents. Only those who are American citi- zens or who have declared their in- tention to become American citl- zens and who have lived in Alaska at least six months with the intention of becoming permanent residents are classified as residents.
 Only citizens, those who have de- clared their intentions of becoming citizens and who have lived i'll the Territory six months with the inten- ton of becoming permanent residents, and Indians and Eskimos who can read, are permitted to act as guides for non-residents and they must pro- cure a license before they may so act.
 It is provided that no alien shali take any protected animal or birds or own or be possessed of any firearm except under a special alien license.
 The Secretary of Agriculture after consulting with the Game Commis- sioner is authorized to fix the com pensation for all licenses and permits.
 The money arising from fees for 1i- censes, permits and other sources, shall be divided, one-half going to the Territory for road and school purposes, and the other half be turned into the Federal treasury as miscellaneous re- ceipts.
 The penalty for violating the law or any regulation made under it is $500 fine and six months in Jail or both. The license of any one convicted is for feited
 The law provides. for the confisca- ton of all animals, birds, etc., taken contrary to law and regulations made under the law, and all guns, traps, nets, boats, dogs, sleds and other par aphernalia, used in violation of the law. The district attorney is required to start suit against anything seized under the law to have the same con- fiscated to the government.
 Game animals include: Deer, carl bou, moose, mountain sheep, mountain goat and the large brown and grizzly | bears.
 Land fur bearing animals include Beaver, muskrat,. fisher, fox, ermine, land otter, polar bear and black bear including it's brown and blue Cor gla. cier bear) color variations.