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NEW GAME LAW
FOR THE STATE
l^ArTiuvH of Nortli '«n>lliut Nvw
Mem*" Thrtr Arrm An«l Tu«^
Kor Hunting Priv(Ip»e«
The following measure dosisocA'
“to provide belter bunting tn .Kortb
Carolina and to give landowners in
the state revenue therefrom’’, has
been passed b>' both houses without
amendment:
The Ueneral Assnoibly of North
Carolina do enact:
Section 1. Vo amend Chapter Bl.
Publir Laws of North Caroliau, Ses
sion 1927. by adding the following
section between Sections 33 and 34.
Section 33 (a). Privately owned
public hunting grounda. In order
to improve hunting, to open to the
public lands well slocked with
game, and to give landowners some
Income through game protection and
propagation, the State of North
Carolina through the Department of
Coaaervatlon and nerelopmeni, is
autboriziMl to recognize. Ilsl, and
UMlst the owners in protecting their
lands which are a part of public
hnntlng grounds organized under
this section of Ihe North t’aiollna
Game I-aw, subJiH-t to Ihe following
coodKii-ns, stipulations, and such
NOTH’K l)K KI-Km)N
North f'arollnn.
Burry County.
Pursuant to an order of the
Beard of (’ouniy t'oiiimisHioners of
Surry County, made on Monday, the
5th day of April 1931. an election
will bi' held on Tuesday, the ISth
day of May 1931. at ihe new School
Building in Biyun Consolidated
Bebool DIsirUT. near Mountain Park,
in Ilryan Township, Surry County.
North Carolina, for the purpose of
asserl.'iining the will of the qualified
voters In the Itryan Special Tax l)la-
trici. (the lioundaries of which ore
Dally set forth Itt the Minute Docket
No. S, p.ige 20.3. in the office of Iho
Register of Deeds of Surry Coainiy)
Special Tiix for schools in ihe Local
Tax District and for nhollsliing tin-
onld Lwul Tax Dtsiri. l,
J. .M. Cockerhani has been ap
pointed registrar and \V. II. Wil
liams and C. W. C.allowa.v as judges
for the puipose of liolillng the said
election. A new registration of nil
tho voters wlililn the said Special
Tax District has been ordered. The
registration hooks will lio open Sat
urday. Ihe lllli cloy of April 1I>31.
and -will remain open until sunset
on Saturday the '2nd day of May.
1931. .Said reglslratlnii hooks will
be open during the said period each
Saturday at the said polHng place
for. the purpose of regislerliip vot
ers. .
This Ihe lth day of April, 1031.
rules as Ihe Coneervatloo Board
may adopt for tho regulation of said
hunting grounds:
) The minimum area recog
nized undixr this act Is three thous-
aud 3.000) acres:
(2) Owners of lands Included In
hunting ground formed under this
. :t must organize, adopt rules and
regulations for the operation of said
iting ground, and be recognized
the Department of Conservation
and Davelopmenl before such hunt
ing grounds are put into operation
under this act:
(3) The Department of Consar-
vatloD and Development will list
and assist lu advertising such public
hunting grounds as are formed un
der this act, subject to such rules
n:gulniloDs as may be adopted
by Ihe board from time to time, and
In accordance with the North Car
olina CfBmc Uiw and this act. The
Department of Oonserralion and
Development will furnish at cost to
>wner of public hunting grounds
posters to he used in posting such
lands, posters to stale Ihut the
lands are posted under this section
ie North Carolina Game laiw,
in case of wHlidrawBl of recog
nition by Ibe Department such posl-
•rs shall bo removed from the lands
ifftsted within ten days after notice
(4) Owners of public hunting
trounds shall require of each and
'Very hunter the prescribed hunting
Icenses as set forth elsewhere in
ho North Carollmi Game Law:
i.ll The owners of public hunting
troiinds may require of each and
‘Very hunter a per day rate for
hnntlng. rates to be approved hy
the Dcpartmcnl of Conservation
ltd Development, said riites not to
xcecd four dollars H4.00I, In
addition to charges for the privilege
>r shooting giime. landowners m-iy
•harge a dog hire when 1. :idowners
'nrnish dogs, dogs to bo furnished
the bunliog i
ATTENTION
Farmers
We are now open for IiiisImcsh and
.will pay
Highest Cash Prices
CHICKENS, DUCKS
TURKEYS, GEESE
AND EGGS
8e« Us before you soli nay of the
above. Get the top of the market
In priec—and get rash for what
Produce Department
DeHOFF & WEBBER
COMPANY
Elkin, N. C.
When
of gam-
-oiiagHted
.•cogoi/cd
• hllri
: the anthorily
■erfissin
lid ]
II snld
orlty;
tion shall he put on this s.-rlion
• liny port thereof us to lu-rmlt the
le of deud gain,- killed in ac-
irdancc with this iii:l. ahrogule the
ig limits, 'Imp of hunting, open
id clnHed seiisoiis nx prcs'’rll)«'d
North Carolina
' l.aw.
I No per
1 shall hill
r dis
ling :
Died I>y ,1
ted under this
’ (’oiiservKiIoii mid
lull withdraw recog-
'■ area or such pari-
FRANK MARTIN IS
STRUCK BY A CAR
lllne Driven It) ‘ Dor’’ Holloman
.Strikes Voiiiig .Man; Hip
Is Disinciited
rank Murilu. sun of John Mar-
of near flumptunville, was
I'k by an aulonioblle Sunday
nighl. April 12th. at about
'clock, the
drive
by
lloiloman of Krooks Cross
Koads. und Ibe accident occurring
the former Kona poslofflce, in
Yadkin county.
Martin, whu was walking along
10 highway, was knocked Into un-
eonsclousni'SK by the Impart of the
the dour handle striking his
shoulder and disloeatlng It. Physi
cians who attended him fear that
ill suffer permanent Injury. It
Holloman stated that young Mar
tin vrns In an apparent drunken
condition, and staggering as he
walked along the highway, which
perhaps aeconnts for his being hit.
Ilolloinun is said to have used pro
fanity freely, and this was directed
at Martin, whom Holloman threat
ened to take to jail, it U said.
Holloman Is operator of a -filling
station at Brooks Cross Roadt.
German oil Imports set a new
record in 1930. a total of 21.B36.-
000 barrets of mineral oils being Im
ported in the first 10 months,
A RED HOT SALE
Prices Burned to a Crisp! Compare!
Hundreds have been convinced that this is Elkin's Greatest Sale. And the reason is be
cause we have the VALUES—bargains that are almost unbelievable. Price tag:s stag
ger the imagination! Much of this stock was not damaged at all, but that cuts no figure
in marking it down in price. It must GO—all of it, at some price, and this is your great
est opportunity to supply your needs in high class merchandise at ridiculously iiow
prices. Don’t wait—the very things you want may be gone when you get here, if you
delay your visit too long. This sale is creating a sensation among the buying public,
and rightly it is—for nothing like it has ever happened here before. A few prices are
listed just to convince the doubters. Come on and see the others.
MEN’S SOX
lOc
WINDOW
SHADES
39c
Regular 75c Value
Our Loss
Your Gain
In this sale is included practically
everything to be found in a mod
ern department store, enabling
you to save money on Dresses,
C’oa*s, Hats, Shoes, Shirts, Men’s
and Boys’ Hats and Caps, Under
wear, Hosiery, Ties, Collars, Ov
eralls, Work Shirts, and many
other items. It will interest you
to come in and look aroun i. It
will save you money to buy.
MEN’S
WORK SHIRTS
49c
Regular 8bc Value