The Kusko times., 1931-07-25

To permit residents of the Terri vision B of Section II has been amended. Permits under this new provision may be issued in the dis erection of the Alaska Game Commits sion. The provisions of this subdi- vision have been broadened also to permit residents to ship trophies le- gally acquired instead of being limit ed as heretofore to animals that they have legally killed.
 Under the provisions of subdivi- sion c of Section II, the Alaska Game Commission is authorized, whenever it shall be deemed expedi- ent, to require residents of the Ter ritory to secure resident hunting li- censes. This requirement. has not heretofore been put into effect, for the reason that the fee prescribed for such license was $2, which was in addition to a Ike fee for a resident trappng lcense. An amendment to ths secton reduces the fee for res- ident hunting license from $2 to $1 and provides that person holding resident trapping license shall be en- titled to hunt without hunting li- cense.
 Subdivision F of Section II has been completely revised to define more definitely. the reports required under the various licenses, and the manner of keeping and inspecting the records of fur sales.
 To define more clearly the kinds of licenses required by persons desiring to purchase furs in the Territory and to adjust the fees charged to a more equitable basis, subdivson H of Sec tion II is amended to include re- vised license schedule. This section is also amended to exempt from the payment of license fees those cooper ative stores operated exclusively by and for native Indians, Eskimos. or half breeds, and those operated by missions for the same purpose. Such stores, however, are required to keep the same kind of records and make the same kind of reports as those that are duly licensed; they are also subject to the penalty provisions of the act for failure to comply with fhoco rau,,iropoenfo
 Subdivision I of Section II is amended to authorize postmasters aud customs officers to administer oaths to applicans for licenses. The schedule of license fees is also amended in respect to resident ship ping and return licenses, and to resi- dent export permits.
 Section 13 of the act is amended to permit the Alaska Game Commission to dispose of seized articles that have been voluntaril yreleased to the United States.
 The penalty provision in Section 15 is revised to provide for the forfeit ure of licenses of persons convicted of violations.
 An entirely new section has been substituted for Section 16 of the act to authorize the administration of oaths for purposes of prosecution by officers, agents, and employees of the Department of Agriculture and the Alaska Game Commission. The New Regulations. The regulations for the season 1931-32 contain the following provi- sions that modify the regulations heretofore in egect:
 Regulation 3 has been revised to limit the shipment of trophies by . nonresident to express and freight only, and provides that affidavit of the nonreident shall accompany. the bill of lading covering such shipment. This regulation is also changed, in respect to the shipment of trophies by resident for mounting and re- turn, when removing residence. and