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Identifier: californiafishga321917cali (find matches)
Title: California fish and game
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: California. Dept. of Fish and Game California. Fish and Game Commission California. Division of Fish and Game
Subjects: Fisheries Game and game-birds Fishes
Publisher: (San Francisco, etc.) : State of California, Resources Agency, Dept. of Fish and Game
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
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ofthe game could be stopped. The presentgame laws seem to the farmers to havebeen made by and in the interest of menwho want to get something for nothingand let the farmer pay for it, and untilthis condition is remedied laws may bepiled on laws hut the game will keep onits present road to oblivion. 70 CALIFORNIA FISH AND GAME. CALIFORNIA FISH AND GAME A publication devoted to the conserva-tion of wild life and published quarterlyby the California State Fish and GameCommission. Sent free to citizens of the State of Cali-fornia. Offered in exchange for ornitho-log^ical, mammalogical and similar period-icals. The articles published in California FishAND Game are not copyrighted and may bereproduced in other periodicals, provideddue credit is given the California Fish andGame Commission. Editors of newspapersand periodicals are invited to make use ofpertinent material. All material for publication should besent to H. C. Bryant, Museum of Verte-brate Zoology, Berkeley, Cat. April 15, 1917.
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THE NEW COMMISSIONER.On December S, 1916, Mr. Edward L.Bosqui of San Francisco was appointedfish and game commissioner to succeedCarl Westerfeld, who was elected at thattime to the office of executive officer ofthe commission. Mr. Bosqui is a son ofEdward Bosqui, a pioneer printer andpublisher of San Francisco. The pres-ent commissioner, like his father, is alover of field sports and has found recre-ation in fishing and hunting since bisboyhood days. This long experiencewith the fish and game of Californiamakes of Mr. Bosqui a most valuable allyof the men who hunt and fish and ofthose interested in wild life conservation. Acquainted with the out-of-doors as fewmen are, he brings to his new position aknowledge of conditions that is sure tocount for better fish and game conserva-tion. His slogan is: More fish andgame for all of the people. NEW GAME LEGISLATION. As in past years there has been muchinterest taken in the fish and game legis-lation before the present legislature. Inall 60 s

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