The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-02-21
REGULATION NO. 7l9
NOTICE

NOTICE
The following resolution and regulation
was duly and regularly passed and adoptes
at the regular January meeting. Januar,
Z, 1916. of the State Game Commission fol
the State Of Washington.
Resolved: That regulation No. 7Os
as adopted by the State Game Commission
be amended to read as follows: That from
and after March Is. 1945. and until fur.
| Their change by regulation of the State
| Game Commission, statewide bounties to be
paid on certain predatory animals and
| birds law NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1905.
birds lawfully taken and killed in the State
Of Washington. under the provisions of
Chapter 81. Laws of 1945. and further reg.
ulations of the State Game Commission.
shall be fifty dollars t$50) for each cou-
and one dollar ($I for each coyote pup
Coyote pups born during the months Of
March and April are hereby classified as
pups until after August LIST of the same
year, and five dollars ($5) for each adult
coyote.
RESOLVED FURTHER: That during
the months of March. April. May and June
1916. statewide bounty Of ten cents
($1O) will be paid on each feathered mag
pie crow or raven: Provided. That salts
crows and ravens IS presented on or before
July 10. 1916. to q person designated by the
Director OF Game rs being qualified to
check bountied predators.
RESOLVED FURTHER: That persons
making application for bounty payment on
cougar: coyote. or bobcat shall present the
entire hide or pelt of each animal with the
lower leg bones of the hind legs left at
tached to each such pelt or hide and persons
making application for bounty payment on
magpies, crows or ravens shall present
both wings of each bird.
Any person designated by the Director
OF Game rs being qualified to check boun.
tied predatory animals shall remove the
hind feet and leg bones from each such
hide or peit presented by any lawful appli-
cant for bounty payment. Any hide o. pcle
not havin0 such feet or leo bones attached
shall be ineligible for boxHty.
Any lawful applicant for bounty nay.
ment on predatory birds shall surrender
both wings of each such bird to any person
designated by the Director of Game as be.
ing qualified to check bountied predatory
RESOLVED FURTHER: That pred.- |
tory animals and birds for which bounty
is provided for in this regulation must Be
presented for bounty payment in the coun.
ty in which such predstors were lawfully
taken and killed to the person or persons
by the Director Of Game rs BE-
RESOLVED FURTHER: That each per-
son making application for bounty pay.
ment shall give the person designated By l
the Director of Game n being qualified to 1
check bountied predators to whom they |
0GG0UnSs
ing of the date and county in which each |
predator was taken and any further rea-
,onable proof Of such lawful taking or l
killing that may be required BY said desig- |
mated person.
Each such pelt or wings shall be pre-
tented % proof Of lawful taking and kin Il
ng. Is provided for in this regulation, II
Ind shall be enumerated on forms supplied III
~ the Director of Game; each applicant VI
or bounty payment shall then sign each !
IINh f<HPvS nod n IL
certify that each such predator was lawful II
y taken and killed in the county stated on II
UGH form and in the State of Washington, III
md is eligible for bounty payment under II
he provisions Of Chapter 81. laws Of 1916
nd regulations Of the State Game Commits
ion. Each application for bounty pay !
nent shall be certified for payment By
ignature Of the person designated By the
Director Of Game - being qualified to
heck b0untied predatorS.
RESOLVED FURTHER: That It shah
e unlawful for any person to possess alive
: hold In captivity any predatoTs for
'hich bounty payment 10 provided for In
his regulation for the purpose Of collect
ng bounty on the same or their offspring.
nd It shall be unlawful to Transport any
We predators across any county or state
ne for the purpose Of collecting bounty
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED:
haii Sc promulested BY publishin9 lie
Ime for one issue IN the Daily Olympian
{ Olympia, WaShington. the official news
aper Of the State Game Commission. and
] the Ritsville Journal Times, Clarkston
lerald (Asotin). Kennewick Courier. Wen.
tehee Daily World. Port Angeles Evening
Tews, Vancouver Sun The Chronicle Dis
ateh ,(Dayton) Lon9view Daily News.
Vaterville Empire Press. Republic News
liner, Pasco Herald. Pomeroy East wash.
Grant County Journal (Ephra-
y, 0ontesano Vidette The Farm Bureau
Tews (Oak Harbor). Port Townsend Lead
r. Seattle Post Inteli4eneer, Bremerton
un. EllensburS Daily Record. Mt. Adams
un (Bingen), Chehalis Advocate. the
avenport Times Tribune, Mason County
ournal (Shelton), Okanogan Independent,
outh Bend Journal, Newport Miner. Ia
oma News Tribune, Friday Harbor Jour
ii, Mt. Vernon Daily Herald. Skamania
ounty Pioneer lStevenson)., Arlington
lines. Spokesman-Review (Spokane). Cox
lie Examiner. The Eagle (Cathlamet),
7alla Walla Union Bulletin, Belhngham
[erad, Colfax Gazette Commoner and Yak
M Daily Republic. for one issue.
Dated at Seattle Warrington. this 9th
~ Of January. 1916.
STATE GAME COMMISSION. J. A.
oudon, Chairman Virgil B. Bennington.
am Gjerde. r. d. Hand. Marcus Nalley.
A. Peterson.
DON W. CLARKE Director. Depart.
lent of Game. 1921