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Title: First report of game and fish warden for New Mexico. 1909-1910-1911
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: New Mexico (Ter.) Game and fish warden's dept. (from old catalog) Gable, Thomas P. (from old catalog)
Subjects: Game laws Fishery law and legislation Game and game birds Fishes
Publisher: Santa Fe, N.M., New Mexican printing company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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ewater. Captain Fred Fornoff and his efficient corps of mounted police have ren-dered signal service to this department hy tlie alile and vigorous manner in whichthey have at all times co-operated with me in the carrying out of this Importantwork. The news))apors of the state have contributed unieb toward the success of tliegame and fi^^ii department in the zealous and hearty assistance they have unfailing-ly rendered in giving space freely to the dissemination of information regardingthe law, and detailing the efforts being made to place Xew ^^fexico in her rightfulposition as foremost among the game states of America. The district attorneys and judges of our courts have shown commendaljlezeal in the handling of cases coming under game law violations, and haveever been ready to take up these matters when brought to their attention. Thsheriffs, justices of the ))eace and constal^los have also displayed a willingness todo their part in upholding the law and carrying out its provisions.
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JUST ONE MORE BEFORE SUPPER. REPORT OF GAME AND FISH WARDEN FOR NEW MEXICO. 69 Diirino- my inoiinilHncv n1 thi>; otfice. tlic records sliow : 10: Arrestsi)!) Convictions.G Ac(;iiittals.2 Cases Pendinu-. In the matter of estaljlishinji private g,i\me ))reserves in tlie state and the con-i?tnKtion of private parks and ponds for the propagation of fish, and the disposalof the same in the market, 1 desire strongly to recommend this method of pro-cedure, as 1 l)elieve it wonld prove to be of great value to the people. In a previouscliajiter of this r<i)ort. 1 liave set forth the reasons tiiat have led to this con-clusion. Tnder this system, 1 conceive the most satisfactory method to be to issuea license to the proprietor of every ))rivate ))ark or lake: such license to extendover a period of Iroiii two to ten years, the shorter period calling for the largerlicense fee. There can be no (piestion that tlic estal)lishuient of these ))ri\ate ))reserve«would l)e of benefit alike to the o

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