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from the sale of such confiscated birds or game shall be forwarded by the game war- 

 den to the treasurer of the state and be placed to the account of the Bird and Game 

 Fund. 



Bird and game fund: [Sec] 1871. The funds received by the treasurer of the 

 state from the license tax on nonresident hunters shall constitute a fund known as 

 the Bird and Game Fund, which fund shall be paid out by the treasurer of the state 

 on the order of the treasurer of the Audubon Society of North Carolina, who shall 

 make an annual report to the governor of the receipts and expenditures of the 

 society for the year. 



Revisal of 1905, chap. 81, p. 1026. 



Exemption of witnesses: [Sec] 3462. * •* * When more persons than one 

 are engaged in committing the offense of fire-hunting, any one may be compelled to 

 give evidence against all others concerned; and the witness, upon giving such 

 information, shall be acquitted and held discharged from all penalties and pains to 

 which he was subject by his participation in the offense. This section shall not 

 apply to Currituck county. 



Separate offense: [Sec] 3469. * * * Each day's hunting without license 

 shall be a separate offense. 



Prima facie evidence: [Sec] 3471. * * * The reception by any person or 

 corporation within the state of any such birds or game [captured within the state] for 

 shipment to a point beyond the limits of this state, shall be prima facie evidence 

 that said birds or game were killed within the state for the purpose of conveying- 

 same beyond its limits; but the provisions of this section shall not apply to the com- 

 mon carriers into whose possession any of the birds mentioned in this section shall 

 come in the regular course of their business for transportation while they are in 

 transit through the state from any place without the state. 



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Revised Codes of 1899; Political Code, art. 11, p. 462. 



Districts; Wardens; Bond; Deputies: Sec 1642 [As amended by Laws of 

 1903, chap. 103.] This state shall be divided into two game districts. [District No. 1, 

 comprises approximately that part of the state north of the 12th standard parallel. 

 District No. 2, that part south of the parallel.] There shall be appointed by the 

 governor in each of said game districts a game warden, who shall be known as the 

 district game warden, and whose term of office shall be two years, commencing on 

 the first Tuesday in April next succeeding his appointment and until his successor 

 is appointed and qualified. He shall give a bond to be approved by the governor, 

 in the sum of one thousand dollars, conditioned for the faithful performance of his 

 duties. It is the duty of the district game wardens to superintend and aid in the 

 enforcement of all laws of this state for the preservation of game therein. The dis- 

 trict game wardens shall appoint deputy game wardens in the counties of their 

 respective districts as follows: In each county having less than three thousand 

 inhabitants, one deputy; in each county having more than three thousand inhabit- 

 ants and not less than seven thousand inhabitants, two deputies; in every other 

 county three deputies, and special deputies wherever and w r henever they deem it 

 advisable. Every deputy shall be an elector of the county for which he is appointed, 

 and shall hold office at the pleasure of the district game warden, or until disqualified 

 for any reason. 



Production of license: Sec 1643. [License to hunt subject to inspection of any 

 person on demand.] 



Disposition of license fees: Sec 1646. [As amended by Laws of 1903, chap. 

 103.] Twenty per cent of all money received from the sale of permits [to hunt] shall 



