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Laws of 1900, chap. 86, p. 64. 



Act to be enforced: Sec. 8. It shall be the duty of county attorneys and all 

 peace officers to see that this act [requiring nonresidents to procure licenses and pre- 

 scribing penalties therefor] is strictly enforced, the same as other game laws of the 

 state. 



Laws of 1900, chap. 87, p. 66, 



Fund: Sec. 1. [Repealing Laws of 1900, chap. 86, sec. 6.] That all hcense money 

 paid or collected under this act shall be credited by the county treasurer to a fund 

 known as a game protection fund, to be used to defray the expenses of enforcing the 

 law for the protection of game, such expenses to be allowed and ordered paid by the 

 board of supervisors of the county. 



KANSAS. 



Laws of 1905, chap. 267, p. 411. 



State fish and game warden; Term; Compensation: Sec. 1. Immediately 

 after the taking effect of this act the governor shall apjioint, and every four years 

 thereafter, a state fish-and game-warden, who shall be a citizen of the state, who 

 shall possess the requisite knowledge of the duties of a fish-and game-warden, and 

 who shall hold his office for the term of four years or until his successor shall be 

 appointed and qualified, and such fish and game warden shall receive a salary of fif- 

 teen hundred dcjllars per annum. 



Propagation; Report: Sec. 2. The fish-and game-warden shall have the man- 

 agement of the state fish hatchery, shall carry out the provisions of law respecting 

 the breeding and propagating of game and food fish and the distribution of young 

 fish throughout the waters of the state, and shall enforce the fish and game laws of 

 the state. * * * The fish and game warden shall make a biennial report to the 

 governor, making such recommendations or suggestions as he may think best to pro- 

 tect the game and fish of this state and to replenish the streams and other waters 

 with food-and game-fish. 



Deputies: Sec. 3. The state fish-and game-warden shall, immediately after his 

 aiipointment, appoint one or more deputy fish-and game-wardens in each county in 

 this state where ten resident taxpayers request him to do so, whose duty it shall be 

 to aid such state fish-and game-warden in carrying out the provisions of this act. 

 Such deputy fish-and game-wardens shall receive no compensation for their services 

 other than is provided in this act. The appointment of such deputies may by the 

 fish-and game-warden be revoked at any time. 



Powers; Fees: Sec. 4. The state fish-and game-warden and each of the deputy 

 fish-and game-wardens shall have the jjower of a constable or police officer to arrest 

 without warrant any person or persons by him or them caught in the act of violating 

 any of the fish and game laws of this state, and with a warrant under other circum- 

 stances, and to bring such persons before the proj^er court for trial; and in each case 

 of conviction there shall be assessed as part of the costs the sum of ten dollars for the 

 person making such arrest, to be collected off the defendant, together with the mile- 

 age allowed by law to constaVjles. 



Production of license: Sec. 9. Every person holding a hunter's license taken out 

 as aforesaid shall carry the same with him while hunting, and on demand by the 

 fish-and game-warden, or any deputy fish-and game-warden, or any constable, mar- 

 shal or other police officer charged with the enforcement of the provisions of this 

 act, shall permit said license to be examined by the officer demanding the same. 

 Failure to produce such license for examination shall immediately terminate said 

 license. 



Prosecution: Sec. 14. In a prosecution of any person or persons for a violation 

 of any of the provisions of this act, it shall not be necessary to state in the complaint 



