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F. V. SCOTT, Distributor, Kramer Building
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a statement uf tlu-ir ; 1 1-1 v allili
at ions . Candidates lor state
ollices art- also required to tile
a s"i;i tcnun t of their campaign
expenses leu davs before tlic
primary .
Onlv 1 1 11 ofticial ballots fur
nished I iy I In- proper authoiitics
Will lie counted in- making up
the returns of tlie primary.
The Anti Jug Law
The 1 1 1 1 1 h discussed Aulijug
LlV, wlliell by the way goes
into etl'eet next Thursdav pro
Tides against tlie sliiniient lo
anv person within the stale of
a uaulily greater than one
quart of spirituous liquors at
one time nor is any person al
lowed to receive such shipment
more often than once in two
weeks. Moreover, the ship
meats must he made in one re,
reptaclc; that is. a man ma.v
;get a quuPt from the express of
flco lint may not get four half
pints. Of possible interest,
too. is the f-ict that after tlie
last day of this month all pack
ages of liquor left in tin ex-j
press office that do no: come
within the provisions of this act
will lie returned to the shipper
thereof. The limit for malt
liquors such as beer is five
gallons .
Other Laws
To relieve the judiciary
the stale of the inconvenience of
attending the work of the bench
a law was passed dividing the
state into tw, judicial districts,
and eastern and a western !is
trirt.
Four
amendments to
tlie stale constitution nventlv
defeated by popular vole will be
again offered to the icopl' at
Hie next general election.
Three of the amendments aim
lo relieve the lleiieral Assembly
I' the gn ai mass of private leg
islation which now lakes up
probably the major pari ,,f its
tine. The other ;r .' id.'- for
si li iua uf 1 Ih ci' judges
when 1 , ii a ii lea von l lie j i ;d."e
a- s". 1 1 -i ! In hi ! I coin I ;ii a u v
place is prevented I'ro.n doing
si i .
The land si'iireai ion bill
lllged hv Clarence I'oe of I he
I 'roL',;es-.i e ''aiaiier was defeat
ed.
The c i 1 1 ! 1 1 labor bill proposed
al this legislature was hisl. it's
advocates failing to gel lhriiigli
anv legislation whatever.
What is regarded as a pro
'.ressive step was taken when
the state highwav commission
was eiui'-ted. carrying an appro
piiation of f 10.0(H).
Increased pensions, as has al
really been noted in this paper
were granted to Confederate sol
diers.
An act was passed establish
ing on Mitchell's Peak a Stale
park, which attracted the more
interest on account of recent
vandalism there.
Acts pissed b this legisla
ture on mailers relative lo this
county will he taken up in a sub
sequent issue of this newspaper.
The Fish Bill
The Pish Hill is of such gen
rtral interest in this section tha
its additional provisions are
here given in some detail.
No vessel propelled by stcaai
gas or electricity and no boa
or vessel nol not tin. property
absolutely of a citizen of the
State shall receive license or
lo permit ted in any w ay to en
gage in the catching ,f anv o1
the wateis of l lie State.
Persons or t orpora t ions tjsh
m- for iiieiihaddcn or oilier lish
used iii the manufacture of IV r
llhze. niii( proline a special'.!
license an . i i m . pay a lax
"I iw.i ,u!.r, j inn up lo T.'h
tons and ..i,n- per Ion iuj
ce.ss tllcli'i... the tnliage lo'
:o determined hv :;e ciMoin !
I live uieasii i rhi i , I , . I he yi'S '.
els used .
Those engaged in ilie packing,
canning;, shucking and -hipping
of ovslers inusl pa v two cents
ii r bushel j iii i - t !ias"d oi i aiih"
by lliein. but no one i,, be
aed twice
'id. r On . i Is
A li ease lax is lev ied .1 li 1 1 1 il
ly upon the ditl'erent fishing
a ppl in nces used in i he wait : s
of the Slate as follows: anchor
gill nets, Jll cents per olie hull
died vards or fraction thereof.
Slake gill nets, ten cents per
100 vards ,i- fraction ehereof.
hrift gill nets, twenty cent'
per one bundled yards of trac
lion thereof.
Pound nets, -me dollar each .
S"iiu drag nets and mullet
nets, over over one hundred
yards and under three hundred
vai'ds, one dollar per one linn
died yards ,,r fraction Hereof.
Seine, drag nets, and mullet
nets over three hundred yards
and under me- thousand yards,
one dollar and twenty the cents
per one liuiid red yards ,r frac
tion thereof.
Seine, drag nets, and mullet
nets, over one thousand yards
one dollar and seventy-live cent
per one hundred yards or frae
tion thereof.
Fyke nets. twenty-live cents
each .
Tongiii"- for oyst"i's. (he
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license tax shall he one dollar or imprisoned at the discrM ion newspaper of the county, for
,"1 Hinger. of the court: I'roriilul, lioirrm; two conseciitiy,. weeks, a place
The Fisheries Commission ir " lN',i,io" '"" h.v ,,v' wl. said board will meet
It-aid is authorized to regulate. '"' v ''s "f ""' ,lis,,i(1 1,11(1 "'Jf.ment for au?
prohibit, or reslli-icr. in tine. '"' r"""""lli:.v chilli will be af agains: such Change, and may '
place, character and di.neus s. f,'"', l,V I"' ,s,m1 ,lli,n'' '""''.v. "'neiial. or alter this pre ,f
the use ol nels. api.liances. ap ' ,ilnl "it h the Fisheries Com v ions order of change as may
paraius. or means einp loved i. "liss Hn'M'id through the seem just in the premises; aui '"
taking or killing fish; lo rcgu ,isll,'ri' s ' "sinner. :ssis , n,-ilin!r jufthn; that in mak ' '
late tlie seasons at which (he '""i n.issiouers. or inspectors ing regulations the Fisheries
v arious species of lish may be :lski"- ,lut ,Im'v ,l'm' ;i nenring ,omm,ission Itoanl shall give
lake Ihesevmal walHis of ,"'f"1'' ;"lv ' due weight and . onsideratiou
the State, and lo pri'scribe the1'"' "'' ".eshi. to all factors which mV ' '
ti.n.ii , sizes of lish which may "f llH- u' fis,L' ' ,ll' value of the present
be taken in the said several sll:'" - in,, ',r,',-- l"''i" invest nient in the fisheries, and
vva.le.-s of the stale; and such ,,,l'-v ihM nl ' ' hanges in t xintinfi
regulations. prohibil ions. Slli'' , Fisheries Coai law s, w hich if they should go
strvtions and prescriptions. 1,nissi"" ,!o;"''1 Kllil11 '" 1,1111 i"1" ""''li ii ialely would
alter due publication. shall b ,,v,'nt designate by advert ise.nen I tend lo cause fishermen to lose -V'
of epial force and elTect and for a period of thirty days at their proper! v, shall go into ' ' '
any person violating same shall the court house and three oilier elfe I until twelve months from
be guilty of niisde anor, and places in the county all'ecttyk (he dale thai Ihe change lias
upon conviction, shall be lined and also by publication in Cotinutl on Page Eight)
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