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THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1925
THE CAROLINA MOUNTAINEER
A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT
ESTABLISHING A GAME COM
MISSION FOR HAYWOOD
COUNTY.
The General Assembly of North C'ar
lina do Enact:
Section 1. That for the purpose of
carrying out the provisions of this
act a Game Commission isi hereby
established in Haywood County, which
commission shall be composed of
time meiir.'ber.s, and I). Clark is here
jy named one of said commissioner.-;,
who shall hold office for a period of
two years, and G. C. Plott is hereby
named one of said commissioners,
who shall "hold his office for a period
of four years, and Dr. T. A. Harg-rove
is hereby named as one of said com
missioners, who shall hold his office
fo a period of six years, and each of
said commissioners shall hold their
respective office until their successors
shall have been duly named and
qualified.
Sec. 2. That on the expiration of
the terms of office of said commis
sioners, said vacancies shall be filled
by the remaining two commissioners,
and for the period of six years.
Sec. 3. That it shall be the duty
of said gum commission, on the first
day of April, one thousand nine hun
dred twenty-five, and annually there
of ter, to meet and organize by elect
ing a chairman of said commi&sion,
and a treasurer, and to appoint a
ch'sr game warden for Haywood
Co'' lty whose duty it shalll be to
diligently enforce the game laws of
Haywood County as herein set forth,
and all other game laws applicable to
said county, either general or spe
cial; and it shall further be the duty
of the chief game warden to appoint
as many deputy game wardens
throughout (the courtty as he may
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deem necessary, tin it mum u
the duty of said ciefh game warden,
and his deputies, to co-operate with
thr. State Fiih 'Commission i(n all
matters pertaining to the propaga
tion of iftsh and the protection of the
streams of said county when request
ed by the State Fish Commission.
(Sec. 4. Every game warden or dep
uty game warden so appointed
shall, before entering upon the du.
ties of his office, lake nd subscribe
before the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Haywood County, an oath to
perform! the duties of his office, to
gether with those subscribed for po
lice officers, and to execute bond in
such sum as the game commission
may prescribe, for the faithful per-'
foiniance of his duties. Said oath
and bond shall be recorded by the
Clerk of Haywood County, and who
shuil not charge more than fifty ."ems
for administering and recording sai.l
oath. It shall be the duty of all war
dens and deputy wardens to arie.'-t
all violators of this act, and they are
hereby given all the powers and au
thority as now vested in the sr.irilT
and deputy sheriffs of Haywood Coun
ty, in so far as the enforcement of
thi.s act is concerned.
iSec. 5. That any person desiring tj
hunt in Haywood County, who is not
a resident of said county, but is a
resident of the State, shall first ob
tain a license from the chief game
warden of said county, or his duly
named and appointed deputies, which
license shall be on a regular printed
form and shall be good for the hunt
ing season in which issued. All such
license shall be issued in duplicate
and a copy thereof filed with the
Regiter of Deeds, and the fee for
such license shall be the sum of ten
dollars That any person desiring
to hunt in Haywood County, who is
not a resident of said county, and
who is not a resident of said state of
Noiih Carolina, shall first ootain a
license from the chief game war
den or his deputies and which
license shall be on a regular printed
foim, and shall be good for the hunt
ing season in which issued, and shall
be issued in duplicate and a copy
filed with the Register of Deeds, and
the fee for such license on non-resident
hunters shall be the sum of
twenty-five dollars; Provided, that the
license tax herein prescribed to be
paid by non-residents of the county
and non-residents of the state ."hall
not be paid by any party who is a
bona fide member of sann chili or
organization of Haywood Ci jnty en
gaged in protecting game and propa
gating the same; and provideJ further,
that said member pay-"' dues to said
club or organization in an amount
equal to the license tax hereinbefore
provided to be paid. All license fees
collected and received by the chief
game warden or his deputies, undov
the terms of thus section shall be im
mediately paid over to the treasurer
of the game commission, to be used
the game commission as hereinafter
provided: Provided further, that all
persons who desire to hunt, off of
their own premises, shall pay a tax
jf one dollar and twenty-five cents,
. xcept minors under the age of fif
teen years who shall hunt on their
own or their parent's or guardian's
lands. All license for hunting issued
te non-residents, and residents shall
!e non-transferable and shall he car
ried on the person when hunting and
shall be produced for inspection op
demand of the chief game warden or
his deputies.
Sec. ti. That all nftmcys receivid
by the fame commission by reason ef
license fees, or otherwi.se, as herein
provided, shall he held by the treas
urer of said commission and paid out
under the orders and direction of said
game commission in paying the ch ef
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game warden and his deputies, and
other expenses of said commission.
Any surplus in the hands of sa:d
commission shall be used and expend
ed by said commission for the pro
tection of wild game, for the enforce,
ment of all game laws, and for such
matters and things as may b? nec
essary in the discretion of said com
mission. Sec. 7. That it shall be unlawful
for any person or persons to hunt or
trap upon the lands of another with
out first obtaining the written per
mission of the owner of such lands,
his authorized representative.
Sec. 8. That the open season for
hunting in Haywood County shall be
as follows:
(a) For deer, from November first
to December thirty-first, inclusive,
and no person shall kill more than two
deer, both of which shall be bucks,
in any one season;
. (b) For quail, partridge, pheasant,
wild turkey, woodcock and doves,
fiornT November fifteenth to January
fifteenth, both dates inclusive, and no
person shall kill more than fifteen
ouail or partridges or doves in any
one day. or more than one hundred in
any one season; nor more than four
pheasants or woodcock in any one
season; nor more than two wild
tuikeys in any one season; Provid'd,
that no wild turkey shall b killed or
taken before November fifteenth, one
thousand nine hundred and twenty-six:
(c) For squirrels, from September
fifteenth to December thirty-first, in
clusive, and no person shall kill more
than five squirrels in any o'ie day, or
more than forty in any one season;
(d) For bear, from October fust to
January first, inclusive;
(c) For opo.ssum and raccoon, from
Spring's S
Time
When the warm days of spring arrive, the people of
this community just naturally want to buy things to
wear. And go whre th? new spring offerings are
the latest creations in ih'-i fashion world.
Presenting the Newest in Styles fori
Easter and Spring Wear
In calling your attention to this display, we wish to
emphasize especially the excellent vitality of the garments
and the very resonah'.e prices at which they are marked.
You may jjo shopping, but yon will come hack here to buy. t
Easter and Spring Millinery Are
Temptingly Stvlish.
The pleasant knowledge that your Easter Outfit is
right up to the minute in style, and smart in ensemble, is
a part cf the enjoyment of buy at this store. Knowing
you are getting your money's worth is an added plesaure.
Everything in The Latest Creations 2
Equally interesting are dur displays of the smaller
items of dress importance for Easter. . Arrangeed for your
viewing, they afford many opportunities for economy as
well as selection.
October first to January thirty-first,
inclusive;
(f( For wild eats, no closed season.
Sec. 9. That it shall be unlawful for
vny person to set any bear traps,
steel trap, dead-fall, snare, or any
device whatsoever for catching wild
animals or birds; Provided, that lab
bit Kuins or boxes shall not lie so
considered: And provided farther,
that any person may set a trap upon
hi.s own premises for the purpose of
catching any wild animal making
depredations upon his fowls -; other
domestic animals.
Sec. 10. That any person viol.uintf
any of the preceding sections cf this
act shall be (ruilty of a .misdemeanor
and punished in the discret'un of the!
court.
See. 11. That it shall bo unlawful,
for any person to use, or to have in
his possession while hunting, a maxim
silencer, or to use or have on hi.: (run
wihile hunting, or in hi possession
while hunting, any other device or
n'Cthod for killing or smothering the
report of any fire arm used in hunt-,
injr. That any person violating thi.
terms of this section iMiiil be guilty
of a misdemeanor and shall be punish
ed in the discretion of the court
See, 12. That it shall be unlawful
for any person, firm ji corporation
to sell, offer fr sa'e or ftave 'n his
possession for the puriiis-' of sale,
either directly or indirect';.', ai.y deer,
or part thereof, any 'j"!', or part
thereof, any partridge o- quail, pheas
ant, wild turkey, or dow, and it shall
further be unlawful for any such
person or persons, ftm o.- corporation
tn .sh.p, convey, tran.rpni-., or cause
to be shipped, transp, itcd or con.
veved in -nv .nonner ru '.?? ' 'i' f
Haywood County any such game;
Provided, that any person who is a
bona fide member of any hunting cor
poration or organization )f Haywond
County who lives out of the county,
and who shall have paid his dues for
the season to such club or organiza
tion in an amount equaling the li
cense tax hereinbefore provided for,
shall have the right to ship, tran.s
use out of the county and out of '.he
State, such game as he may individ
ually kill; any person violating the
terms of thi.s section shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor and punished in
the discretion of the court.
Sec. 13. That this act shall apply to
Haywood County only.
'Sec. 14. That all laws and clauses
of law in conflict with this act are
hereby repealed.
! .Sec. 15. That this act shall be in full
force and effect from and after its
ratification.
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