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FISH AND GAME LAWS. 
Sec. 2. All State game preserves established 
under the provisions of this Act shall for all pur- 
poses of preservation and protection of wild game 
thereon, be under the control and management of 
the State Board of Fish Commissioners, and the 
said Board, its officers and employes, and all game 
wardens, may at all times enter in and upon such 
preserves, in the performance of their duties. The 
said board may establish such regulations as may, 
in its judgment, be necessary for the preservation 
and protection of the wild game on such preserves, 
and for that purpose may direct and authorize 
game wardens or other officers to execute such 
regulations. All expenses incurred in carrying out 
the provisions of this Act and the regulations that 
may be established thereunder, shall be a charge 
against and paid out of the “Game Preservation 
Fund” established under an Act entitled “An Act 
to regulate and license the hunting of game birds 
and animals and to provide revenue therefrom, for 
game preservation and restoration and to make 
appropriations for the purpose of carrying out the 
objects of this Act. [Approved March 21, 1907.] 
Sec. 3. The hunting, pursuing, shooting, taking, 
killing or destroying of any wild game within the 
exterior boundaries of any State game preserve 
established under the provisions of this Act, is 
hereby declared a misdemeanor, and all fines col- 
lected in any prosecution therefor shall be paid 
into said “Game Preservation Fund.” [Approved 
March 21, 1907.] 
Sec. 4. This Act shall take effect and be in 
force from and after its passage. [Approved March 
21, 1907.] 
