FOURTH REPORT
OF THE
Department of
GAME AND FISH
OF GEORGIA
JUNE 30, 1914, TO JUNE 30, 1915
m
CHARLES L. DAVIS
State Game and Fish Commissioner
FOURTH REPORT
OF THE
Department of
GAME AND FISH
OF GEORGIA
JUNE 30, 1914, TO JUNE 30, 1915
CHARLES L. DAVIS
State Game and Fish Commissioner
Atlanta, Ga. Chas. P. Bybd, State Printer
1915
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REPORT
Atlanta, Ga., July 1, 1915.
To Hon. N. E. Harris, Governor, and the Members of the General Assembly of Georgia.
Gentlemen : I have the honor to submit the following
report in connection with the operation of the Depart-
ment of Game and Fish for the past year.
The general conditions have shown improvement. A
large majority of the people respect and approve of the
laws for game and fish protection ; and the enforcement of these laws, as applied to those who do not willingly re-
spect them, is meeting with a large measure of success. Particularly is this true of that part of the law which prohibits the shooting of doves over baited fields. The wardens in quite a number of counties, complying with
my directions, have been specially diligent and active in
enforcing that part of the law, and as a result more than a hundred prosecutions on charges of violating Section
14 of the Game Law have resulted in convictions or pleas of guilty and the imposition of fines. And in each county
where such results have been obtained, the shooting of doves illegally has ceased.
The most difficult work of this department is in the
enforcement of the laws for the protection of fish. And in order that the law abiding citizens of Georgia may
have the benefit of these laws, and also those for the protection of game, it will be necessary to make some amendments to these laws and to provide better compensation for the county and deputy wardens. Under the present conditions, the pay to these of-
ficers is so small that it is difficult to obtain the
services of men who will devote any considerable
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portion of their time to this work, nor can any other result be reasonably expected. The county wardens receive a commission on the sale of hunting licenses, and a part
of the fines imposed for the violations of the Game and Fish Laws in their counties. The deputy wardens re-
ceive as compensation only a portion of the fines imposed, in cases which they have been the cause of bringing about the conviction of the persons violating the law: and in a number of such cases the judges have imposed fines of no greater amount than to cover the court costs,
thereby leaving nothing to pay to the deputy wardens who have made the cases and furnished the evidence on which the convictions were obtained. But notwithstanding these drawbacks, a considerable number of the county wrardens and deputy wardens now in office are giving the
department active and faithful service, and the results of that activity are making conditions better in each county where the department is so fortunate as to have
as its officers men who show an interest in, and actually endeavor to enforce the laws for game and fish protection.
The work of this department being of recent establishment and the laws providing therefor, to a degree
experimental, naturally the experience acquired has led
to a better knowledge of the needs of game and fish protection, and of the necessity for some changes in our laws which should be made to give the people of Georgia the
best results in connection with this work, and to that end
I shall ask the Legislature to make some amendments to
both the Game and Fish Laws. It is my judgment that
the following amendments, if adopted by the Legislature,
will materially aid in the enforcement of game and fish
protection
The exemption of requiring persons to purchase licenses for hunting in the militia district in which they live has proved one of the greatest obstacles in the enforce-
ment of the Game Protection Law. Many persons take
advantage of this exemption, and also of the fact that comparatively few people know the location of the district lines, and the consequent difficulty of proving in court that a person lias hunted outside of the district in which
lie lives, without a license. Two good results would be
obtained from the striking out of this portion of the law. In the first place the revenue to the county wardens would be greater, which is a necessity for better enforcement of the law, not only through the increased sales of county li-
censes, but in making this change, it is also my recom-
mendation that the fees to the county wardens on. the sale of county licenses be increased from twenty-five cents (25c ) to fifty cents (50c), on each county license sold.
An additional benefit would arise in the protection of
game by the adoption of this amendment, as it would decrease the number of hunters among the negro population
who, under the present conditions, confine themselves almost entirely to hunting, as they claim, within the militia district in which they live. I also recommend that the same section be amended by adding after the word
"person," in line 22, the following: "and his wife and
children," so that the present defect in the law, which
does not provide that the family of a land owner may hunt on the owner's land without a license, may be remedied, and that a man's wife and children may have the
privilege of hunting on his land without purchasing a
license.
The present law states that the license season shall terminate on February 20th. This is clearly a mistake, as in another part of the same section it says that a per-
son purchasing a license prior to the opening of the season, or during the open season, shall have the privi-
lege of shooting game during the following, or then open season, and as the open season on quail and most of the other game birds in this State extends to March 1, the
license season should cover the period of that open season. However, I further suggest that the open season for
snipe shooting be made to end on the last day of March instead of the last day of April, and also that (he open season for shooting woodcock be extended to the last day of March, and as that date would then be the extreme limit of the open season on any of the game birds men-
tioned in this Act, I suggest thai the license season be extended to cover the period including flic last day of March,
instead of on the twentieth day of February as the law
now provides.
My reason for asking that the open season on woodcock be extended, is that I am convinced that they being
purely migratory birds, no shortening of the open season for shooting them in Georgia will in any degree increase
the quantity of those birds in this State. It is true that
occasionally we find a woodcock's nest in Georgia, and
a few young woodcocks, but I am quite sure that the
woodcocks who make nests in Georgia are birds which have been slightly injured or through some unusual
cause have been left behind in the regular flight of the woodcocks, and being separated from the regular flight have domiciled themselves temporarily here instead of proceeding to their natural nesting grounds further north. But the number of such woodcocks, so nesting in Georgia, is so small, that the absolute protection of woodcocks in
this State for a number of years would not in my opinion
cause any decided increase in that species of game birds. And consequently, I think it right and proper that the
sportsmen of Georgia be allowed to shoot these birds
whenever they appear during the season from November
twentieth to the last day of March. It is also my
belief, that the open season for snipe should be
changed, and commence on November twentieth and continue until the last day of March following.
It is rare that the sportsmen of this State have an opportunity to shoot snipe, and the same conditions apply to snipe as to woodcock. They are purely migratory
birds, and we rarely have an opportunity of shooting any
on the southward flight, but the best snipe shooting is in the latter part of February and March. So that in order
that the citizens of Georgia may have any snipe shooting,
it will be necessary that the open season for snipe shooting continue until the last day of March. I do not believe it is worth while to have the snipe shooting continue un-
til the last of April, as the law now provides, but that it
will be best to have the end of the open season on the last day of March for both snipe and woodcock, and at the same time for the license season to close.
I have had more requests asking that I recommend a change in the open season for shooting squirrels than on any other proposition regarding the changing of the dates for the open season. The original Act creating this department provided that the open season for shootinggray squirrels begin with October 1st and close on January 1st. The following year the Legislature amended the law and made the open season for squirrel shooting
begin on August 1st. But many reports have come to me
that the shooting of squirrels in August and September brings about not only the death of those which are shot,
but that in a majority of the cases the female squirrels
killed then have young in their nests; and when these mother squirrels are killed, the little one perish for the lack of food, and through this condition a greater destruction of squirrels takes place in August and September than at any other season of the year. So I believe it
will be best to set back the date for the opening of the
squirrel shooting season at least to the original date Oc-
tober 1st, and better still if the General Assembly wishes the best results in game protection, it will be best if the open season for shooting squirrels and practically all other kinds of game, except deer, be coincident with the opening of the quail shooting season. In addition to the loss of the young squirels above mentioned, persons' who do not respect this law take advantage of
the fact that they may obtain licenses and ostensibly be hunting squirrels in August and September, but in many
cases it is known that these supposed squirrel hunters go into the swamps and in many instances destroy entire broods of young wild turkeys, and the protection of wild turkeys at that season of the year is more important than at any other period. And if the Legislature in its wisdom
sees fit to set back the open season for shooting squirrels
as late as November 20th, it will be accomplishing the protection of wild turkey, quail and all other game, as well as the protection of squirrels in as much as there will then be practically no open season on any game in the
greater portion of the State which could be taken as an
excuse for being in the fields and woods with guns and dogs until the twentieth of November.
The penalty for shooting doves over baited fields by an amendment in 1912 was changed from a specific fine to the penalty imposed as for a misdemeanor. The department finds that the change in that clause has not worked advantageously for the enforcement of the laws for protecting doves in as much as in some instances the officers of the courts have under Section 1095 imposed fines to an amount only sufficient to cover the court costs, and in so doing have debarred the county wardens or the deputy wardens, who have in the performance of their
duties obtained the evidence to bring about the conviction
of persons violating this law, from any part of the pay which they are expected to receive for such work, through the participation in the fines imposed as provided in the
General Game Law. It is my impression that this change
was made at the suggestion of the former commissioner
with the idea that the shooting of doves over baited fields would be considered by the judiciary of this State so grave an offense that they would take advantage of the penalty provided by Section 1095 of the Code and impose fines of larger amounts than those provided for by Sec-
tion 12 of the General Game Law. But the department
lias not found that such a result has followed the adop-
tion of the amendment, and it is my judgment that it will be best for the enforcement of the Game Law that this
amendment be repealed and the same penalty imposed
for si looting doves over baited fields as is provided for in Section 12 of the General Act.
I am quite sure that no one will doubt the advisability of providing for the propagation of game in connection with the work of this department. Provision for the propagation of game birds and animals was omitted from the General Bill when enacted in 1911, but it should now
be added to the work of this department, and even though the department itself should not find it advantageous to undertake the propagation and raising of game to any
large extent for distribution in the State, it should at. least have the authority to issue permits to individuals
or associations, which may wish to engage in the raising and distribution of game birds and animals in Georgia, for the taking and transportation of game birds and ani-
mals from one section of the State to another, and from other States into Georgia. Under the present conditions there is no provision for the transportation of any game
birds or game animals for this purpose by any common
carrier, and the effect of this is to retard and discourage all movements in Georgia for the raising and distribution
of game for the purpose of propagation and the increasing
thereof.
It has come to the knowledge of the Commissioner that Black Beard Island, on the coast of this State, in Mcintosh County, which comprises an area of 9,000 acres of upland and probably an equal area of marsh land, now the property of the United States Government, is not now being utilized for any practical purpose, and it
is in my opinion more than likely that if a proper effort is
made by the people of Georgia or their representatives,
that the use of this island, and, possibly at a later date,
the ownership thereof can be secured for the State of Georgia, and if such purpose be accomplished, the island
can be made of practical use by the Department of Game
and Fish for the raising of deer and wild turkeys, and possibly other species of game. At small expense the entire island can be absolutely protected and in the course of a few years, can be made to supply large numbers of deer and wild turkey for distribution in other sections of the State, and at the same time afford protection and a harbor of refuge for migratory wild fowl, and other birds on their flights along the coast of this State, all of which would be very beneficial to the purpose for which this department is using its resources.
The most destructive and vicious act of violators of
the laws for the protection of fish is that of dynamiting. It is without any phase of sportsmanship and not only kills the fish which the lawbreakers are seeking, but all the fish, large and small, within the reach of the force
of the explosion.
At present this crime is punished as a misdemeanor,
and unfortunately where we have succeeded in obtaining
convictions for this villainous practice, in a majority of
such cases, the fines have been made very light, and to
such a degree that the punishment has not deterred persons from continuing to commit other violations of the same sort. I recommend that Section 604 of the Criminal Code be amended and that where any person is convicted of the use of dynamite for the purpose of killing fish in any of the waters in Georgia, that he be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be fined not less than fifty dollars and all legal costs, nor more than five hundred dollars and all legal costs, or to serve on the chaingang not
less than thirty days nor more than six months, as may
be ordered in the discretion of the judge.
The smaller sales of hunting license for the last season as compared with those of 1913-14 is easily accounted for because of the great disturbance in business and financial conditions, brought on by the European war which commenced in August, 1914, and at once produced a stringency in finances, and to a more marked degree in Georgia because of the disastrous effect on the price of cotton,
our principal money-producing asset. This caused many persons who had before been accustomed to indulging in
hunting to forego that pleasure, not only because of the expense of the hunting license, but the additional cost of ammunition, traveling and hotel bills, all of which amount-
ed to quite a sum to the hunters, residents of cities, who in a large majority of cases have to travel some
distance to find attractive hunting grounds.
The saving in the expenses of the department has been obtained by practical economy and not by any attemx)t to curtail the efficiency of its work. But on the contrary, a larger amount by $1,115.93 has been expended, under the clause known as "Special directions," in the payment of county and deputy wardens when employed in special
work under the direction of the Commissioner. And I am sure that the results of that work are among the chief factors in bringing about the better protection of game
and fish. I have given special attention to the enforcement of
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the laws pertaining to shad fishing during the past sea-
son, and as a result, more shad have gone higher up the streams of this State than in a number of years past ; and
as it is the habit of shad as well as other migratory fish to return in succeeding years to the places where
the spawn was hatched, we may expect a larger and in-
creasing numbers of shad in the interior waters of the State in the future, provided the practical enforcement
of these laws is continued.
In my previous report June 30, 1914, mention was made
of the lack of protection to the oyster beds of Georgia and the consequent depletion of same. During the past win-
ter and spring I have devoted much time to obtaining in-
formation about the oyster beds and of the legislation needed to bring about a revival of the oyster interest on
the Georgia coast. My efforts in this matter brought
about a meeting of the citizens of the coast counties at
Brunswick on May 25th to consider and perfect plans for
the betterment of the oyster, shrimp and other sea food interests; and a report on this subject with recommendations for amendments to the laws bearing thereon will be submitted by the committee appointed at the Brunswick meeting.
Below is shown the financial report of the department for the past fiscal year from July 1, 1914, to June
30, 1915, inclusive. Eespectfully submitted,
Chas. L. Davis, Commissioner.
JULY 1, 1914, TO JUNE 30, 1915, INCLUSIVE.
Eeceipts.
Balance in American National Bank, July 1, 1914
$10,451.60
received from sale of licenses
16,759.75
received from lines imposed
582.33
received from sales wardens ' badges
5.75
collected from wardens on accounts due June 30, 1914. . .
91.50
interest on wardens' accounts collected
5.00
interest on deposits
260.28
from W. J. Speer, Treas., December 31, 1914. .
5,917.88
$34,074.09
Disbursements.
Commissioner's salary, 12 months, paid through Treasury
Office force salaries . ".
Paid wardens per diem under special directions
Traveling expenses Commissioner
Printing and stationery
Postage
Freight and express
Telephone and telegraph
Attorney 's fees
Office furniture and fixtures
Miscellaneous expenses
( )ys1er and fish protection, patrol
W. J. Speer, Treasurer, December 31, 1914
Cash in American National Bank, June 30, 1915 Cash on hand in office, dune 30, 1915 ...'
$ 2,000.00 2,630.18 2,432.04 744.99 414.76 261.64 92.97 106 07 105.98 20.63 199.17 213.91
18,217.91 6,618.15 15.69
$34,074.09
(';isli paid inl. Treasury, December 31, 1914 Treasurer 's check for expenses of department
$18,217.91 5,917.88
Balance passed to credit of State school fund for twelve months
from January 1, 1914, to December 31, 1914
$12,300.03
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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT, JUNE 30, 1915.
Receipts.
Sale of licenses Fines collected Interest
1913-1914 $22,526.25
747.94 122.78
1914-1915 $16,792.50
582.33 260.28
$23,396.97
$17,635.11
Disbursements.
Office salaries
Wardens ' per diem
Traveling expenses Commissioner
Printing and stationery
Postage
Freight and express
Telephone and telegraph
Attorneys ' fees
,
Office furniture and fixtures
Miscellaneous expenses
Aquarium
1913-1914 $ 3,158.98
1 ,265.71 808.66
2,390.66 1,098.66
98.70 164.04 264.39
22.75 415.59 330.89
1914-1915 $ 2,630.18
2,432.04 744.99 414.76 261.64 92.97 106.07 105.98 20.63 199.17
$10,019.03
$ 7,008.43
Receipts Disbursements
Gross surplus
Difference in Receipts 1913-1914 ...$23,396.97 1914 1915 . .. 17,635.11
$ 5,761.86
1913-1914 $23,396.97
10,019.03
$13,377.94
1914-1915 $17,635.11
7,008.43
$10,626.68
Difference in Expenditures $10,019.03 7,008.43
3,010.60
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Unpaid Accounts, Wardens Charlton County, S. E. Cannon, 1911-12 Taylor County, W. R. Whatley, 1911-12
$ 8.58 2.25 $ 10.83
Irwin County, R. H. Pate, 1912-13
Mitchell County, W. L. Campbell, 1912-13 Talbot County, M. G. Parker, 1912-13 Webster County, J. C. McEachern, 1912-13
Calhoun County, Harper Daniel, 1913-14 Wilcox County, Jno. Ewing, 1913-14 Wilkinson County, C. H. Parker, 1913-14
Fayette County, G. W. Dorsett, 1914-15 Ware County, W. F. Raybon, 1914-15
Wilcox County, N. Z. Eenfroe, 1914-15 Worth County, S. E. Hancock, 1914-15
$ 2.00 6.50 2.00 5.50
$ 16.00
$ 9.25 14.25 4.00
$ 27.50
$ 2.00 28.00 11.00 74.00
$115.00
$169.33
COLLECTED ON ACCOUNT OF WARDENS' IN ARREARS,
JUNE 30, 1914.
Gordon County, M. R. Jackson, acct. 1913-14; allowance, licens es lost. $12.75
Lee County, J. P. Terry, acct. 1913-14; cash
54.75
Newton County, Lester Lee, acct. 1913-14; cash
30.75
Mitchell County, W. L. Campbell, 1912-13; cash
6.00
$91.50
December 31, 1911 December 31, 1912 October 31, 1913
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$17,156.10
$35,317.78
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STATEMENT OF LICENSES SOLD SEASON 1914-1915.
County.
Warden.
N. R. State County Amount
License License. License. Remitted
Appling Bacon
Herndon, G. W. E__
Roberson, A. H
Baker Baldwin
Adams, Chas. E
H Hall, W.
Banks Barrow Bartow
White, J. Roy
W Sims, J. M Cagle, J.
Ben Hill
Berrien
Grantham, Jesse___
H Birch, J.
Bibb
Conner, G. C
2
Bleckley
Abney, J. S
Brooks
Stanley, M. L
Bryan
Sasser, S. S
9
Bullock
Fletcher, F. D
1
Burke
Bargeron, Edgar
1
Butts
Maddox, J. G
Calhoun
Andrews, J. W
Camden
Arnow, Chas. S
17
Campbell
Jones, Luther C
Candler
Coleman, Ivy
Carroll
W Ballard, J.
Catoosa
H Clark, Jas.
4
Charlton
Mizell, W. H._
2
Chatham
Chapman, W. F
3
Chattahoochee Cook, W. F
Chattooga
White, D. M
1
Cherokee
Miller, W. D
Clarke
Lamkin, Robt. W__^ 1
Clay
Murphy, J. A
Clayton
Watterson, Jno. S__
Clinch
Cobb
Hargrove, Abe
M Hicks, C.
Coffee Colquitt
Merier, Eugene
Norman, Jno. M
Columbia
Lamkin, Jno
Coweta
Smith, A. J___ .,__
Crawford
Young, A. B
..
2
Crisp
Jackson, A. E
2
Dade
Bryan, Cicero A
Dawson
Burt, R. E
Decatur
H Fields, Geo.
30
DeKalb
Veal, A. B. F
Dodge
Johnston, Hal L_ . _
Dooly
Morgan, H. J
Dougherty
W Nesbit, J.
5
Douglas
Sibley, H. P
Early
Thomas, Walter
3
Echols
Moore, Will
Effingham Elbert Emanuel
Davidson, Leon
G Alford, J.
Fields, T. A
Evans Fannin Fayette
Shufflebarger,R.E.
Butt, C. M W Dorsett, G.
Floyd
Lumpkin, F. L
21
13 67
5
21 81
2 276
24 6
54 43
8 15
9 24
4 6 14 225
1
o 92
2 8
75 12 36
3 39 20 35
15 40 19 20 188
2 13
o 4 14
1
10 84
45
13 84
64 53 15 115 29 56
1
148 116
12 13 98 47
16 12 23 634 11 11 20 74
2
1
71 8
34 7
86 19 46 12
2 227
86 23 39 55 20 49
8 33 16
5 12 318
75.75
35.75 197.00
10.00
90.00 201.75
15.25 662.25
69.75 54.00 108.75 231.00 185.00 25.00 39.75 295.50 83.25
20.00 69.00 69.25 961.50
8.25 22.25 19.00 251.50
5.50 16.75
203.25 30.00 97.50 11.25
142.50 78.25
128.50 9.00 1.50
560.25 144.50
55.25 69.25 477.25 19.00 98.75
10.00 32.75 40.00
5.75 29.00 406.50
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STATEMENT OF LICENSES SOLD SEASON 1914-1915--Continued.
County.
Warden.
N. R. State County Amount
License License. License. Remitted
Forsyth Franklin
Fowler, Jarrett P__
Turner, R. A
Fulton
Edmondson, Jno. L
Gilmer
Sharp, A. E
Glascock
Pool, R. L
Glynn Gordon
Butts, Eustace C__
9
M Hooper, A.
Grady
Miller, A. L
Greene Gwinnett
McWhorter, B. F___
Brown, Sam G
Habersham Fry, H. C
Hall
Comer, F. L
Hancock
Beman, W. P
2
Haralson
Dodson, Qaines F__
Harris Hart Heard
Henry
Andrews, Sr.,G. W_
Adams, Amos W
CMW Hearn, E.
Speer,
Houston Irwin Jackson
Mathews, J. Robt__
M Pollock, T. Duke, J. R
Jasper
WeUington, C. E ._.
Jeff Davis Jefferson
Hall, S
Wren, Paul K
Jenkins
Witzel, H. J
1
Johnson
Wheeler, C. C
Jones
Green, Sr., C. L
Laurens Lee
Currie, W. L
W Tracy, J.
Liberty
Parker, J. Harry__.
Lincoln
Deason, J. E
Lowndes
Howell, L. F
Lumpkin
Tate, J. E
Macon
Harrison, Jas
Madison Marion
Porterfield, Neal J_
H Story, Joseph __.
McDuffie Mcintosh
DeMedicis, Joe _
H Kittles, W.
Meriwether. _ Gresham, Albert- __
Miller
Free, L. A
_
Milton
__ Oliver, W. C
Mitchell
Monroe
Cox, O. E
Hooks, C. M
Montgomery. _ Wilt, H. L__
Morgan
'. Smith, N. O
Murray
Wilbanks, W. D__
Muscogee Newton
Grier, Robt. S Cowan, R. L_
Oconee
Dooly, W.I
Oglethorpe
Knox, John
Paulding
Camp, G. W__
Pickens
Champion, C. E.
Pierce
McMillan, W. L
Pike Polk
Ridley, W. P__.
M Hamrick, J.
9
21
33.75
39
9
84.75
798
157
1,713.75
3
24
24.00
5
5
13.75
105
S4
388.50
7
44
47.00
4
72
62.00
31
74
117.50
5
10
17.50
22
23
61.25
9
35
44.25
12
42
79.50
4
26
27.50
6
19
26.25
2
29
25.75
2
22
20.50
16
41
62.75
32
20
79.00
15
39
59.25
17
8
40.00
15
62
76.50
10
6
24.50
11
39
51.25
21
41
84.75
9
5
21.75
13
76
83.00
32
71
117.25
43
42
117.50
7
45
47.75
7
5.25
44
51
126.25
4
3.00
38
18
89.50
17
34.00
9
26
37.50
12
18
37.50
4
3.00
39
72
132.00
12
9
30.75
4
14
18.50
11
22
38.50
11
85
85.75
9
12
27.00
39
88
144.00
5
19
24.25
166
172
461.00
27
67
104.25
7
4
17.00
5
3.75
2
47
39.25
15
9
36.75
8
10
23.50
29
10
65.50
30
74
115.50
18
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STATEMENT OF LICENSES SOLD SEASON 1914-1915--Continued.
County.
Warden.
N. R. State County Amount
License License. License. Remitted
Pulaski
Ryan, L. C
Putnam
Quitman. _.
Leonard, H. L
H Miller, M. __
Rabun
Jenkins , John
Randolph. _
Patterson, C
Richmond.
Lanier, Jr., Wm. H_
8
Rockdale. __
Dabney, A. L
Schley
Williamson, J. B
Screven
Britt, W. F
Spalding,. _ Stephens. _
Cunningham, S.H_
M Pulliam, T.
Stewart
Simpson, W. B
Sumter Talbot
McMath, W. T Calhoun, J. D
Taliaferro..
Ray, R. F
Tattnall. __ Taylor Telfair
Burroughs, R. H._
Hollis, J. A
Boothe, W. H
Terrell
Hill, EliG__
Thomas
Montgomery, J. S.
55
Tift
Toombs
Thrash, Jesse L _ Donovan, Jr.,W.O
Towns.
Troup..
Willis, Sr., R. J
Turner.
Roberts, J. O
Twiggs
..Slappey, Jr., J. G_
Union Upson
Butt, C. E
Ingram, E. R
Walker Walton
Knox, Jno. C
H Roberts, W.
Ware
Raybon, W. F
Warren
Norris, W. J
Washington Gilmore, Geo. T
Wayne Webster
Williams, A N Fussell, W.
Wheeler White
Galbraith, C. L.
H Allison, J.
Whitfield
Moore, W. P___
Wilcox
Renfroe, N. Z
Wilkes
Sims, F. B
Wilkinson Worth
Dixon, S. J
Hancock, S. R
21
49
25
142
3
9
7
37
40
212
403
8
11
22
21
13
62
27
67
8
1
18
37
145
61
2
103
G
16
34
13
18
18
36
46
129
116
32
31
35
39
17
11
47
126
28
37
8
4
1
5
10
48
12
26
43
116
38
48
10
30
17
97
15
26
3
9
7
16
4
21
28
17
52
6
59
5
24
12
58
78.75 156.50
12.75 5.25
1C4.00 826.25
24.25 59.75 72.50 104.25 16.75 63.75 335.75 81.25 24.00 77.75 49.50 106.50 345.00 747.25 99.25 42.25
188.50 83.75 19.00 5.75 68.00
235.50 173.00 124.00
42.50 106.75
49.50 12.75 26.00
3.00 99.00 73.00 56.25 28.00 103.50
181
4,649
7,053
16,759.75
In addition to the above there were sold subsequent to March 1st, 1914, the end of the license season of 1913-1914, and prior to June 30th, licenses to the amount of $40.50, which sum was included in the receipts of the fiscal year ending June 30th, 1914, as per memorandum below.
Meriwether. Muscogee... Talbot Terrell
Gresham, A... Grier, Robt. S_ Calhoun, J. D_
G Hill, E.
1
$
.75
12
2
25.50
3
2.25
6
12.00
$ 40.50
!.
_.
_
PROSECUTIONS.
Season 1914 1915.
COUNTY Name of offender
Offence charged.
Fine States Part.
Appling_ Bartow.. Bartow.
Bartow.
Berrien. Bleckley Bleckley Bleckley Bleckley Bleckley Bleckley Bleckley Bleckley Bleckley Bleckley Bleckley Bryan... Bryan... Bryan...
Bryan __ Bryan.. Bryan.
Bryan.. Bryan.. Bryan.
J. R. Tyner. Fred Brown. Jake Rucker.
Fishing without mission
Fishing without mission
Fishing without mission
per$10.00
per20.00
per20.00
Fishing without per-
Jolin Rucker.
mission
Fine not paid. 3 mos.
in chain gang
Abb Sirmans. Dynamiting fish
A. W. Nobles.
Shooting doves over bait
ed field
Eugene Nobles. _ Shooting doves over bait
ed field
R. D. Abney, Jr.. Shooting doves over bait
ed field
J. A. Hembry
Shooting doves over bait
ed field
Grover Scar-
Shooting doves over bait
borough
ed field
Joe Richardson. _ Shooting doves over bait
ed field.
B. K. Richardson Shooting doves over bait
ed field
John Dykes
Shooting doves over bait
ed field
Will Dykes
Shooting doves over bait
ed field
_._.
Grover Scar-
Shooting doves over bait
borough
ed field
W.C.Williams, Jr. Shooting doves over bait
ed field
Wm. Ramsby
Fishing illegally
20.00
25.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00
15.00
$ 2.50 Fines absorb-
ed by court
costs.
Chaingang.
6.25
1.25
1.25
1.25
1.25
1.25
1.25
1.25
1.25
1.25
1.25
1.25 3.75
H. F. Chaplin.. _. Fishing illegally
15.00
3.75
Menter Brown Fishing in closed sea
son
Karrias Williams. Fishing in closed sea
Sam Morrell Raymond Har-
son f Fishing in
son Fishing in
closed closed
sea]
sea-
grove
son
Fines not paid. 3 mos.
John Secone
in chain gang. Illegal fishing
P. Porlamano
Illegal fishing
Mike Jardanello. Illegal fishing
15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00
15.00 15.00 15.00
3.75
3.75
Chain gang Chain gang
3.75 3.75 3.75
20
.
PROSECUTIONS-- (Continued.) COUNTY. Name of offender.
States Part.
Bryan
Joe Ernell
Illegal fishing
$15.00
Bryan
Joe Frank
Illegal fishing
... 15.00
Bryan
Geo. Callard
Illegal fishing
15.00
Bryan
Enalo Geodamar Illegal fishing
15.00
Bryan
CameloGivandt.. Illegal fishing
15.00
Bryan
Frank Dipinto... Illegal fishing
10.00
Bryan
Guetana Pisano Illegal fishing
10.00
Bryan
Georgia Maga-
nella
Illegal fishing
10.00
Bryan Bulloch
Joe Pisano
Tom Jones
Illegal fishing
10.00
Fishing without per-
Bulloch
Tom Hanley
mission
10.00
Fishing without per-
mission
25.00
Bulloch
A. L. Brown
Netting fish illegally
15.00
Bulloch
G. W. Bell..^
Shooting doves in closed
season
10.00
Bulloch
I. O.Fordham Hunting without license 25.00
Bulloch
J. L. Jackson
Hunting without license 10.00
Bulloch
Reed Mickell.. Hunting without license 10.00
Bulloch Bulloch
Jim Wilkinson. _. Killing fox squirrel
10.00
H. R. Lee
Hunting without license 10.00
Bulloch
OllieMock
Taking up nets after sun-
rise on Saturday
10.00
Bulloch
W.H.Wright
Hunting without license 10.00
Bulloch
Robt. Young
Fishing without per-
mission
25.00
Bulloch
P. M. Moore
Fishing without per-
mission
10.00
Bulloch
Andrew Royals. _ Fishing without per-
mission
10.00
Bulloch. _;__. Charlie Lyons Fishing without per-
mission
10.00
Bulloch
Luke Bishop
Fishing without per-
mission
i
10.00
Bulloch
Carl Johnson
Fishing without per-
mission
10.00
Bulloch
Starling Fail
Fishing without per-
mission
10.00
Bulloch
D. A. Stater
Hunting without permis-
sion
10.00
Bulloch
Frank Wilson
Netting fish illegally
10.00
Bulloch
Caesar Butler.. Netting fish illegally
10.00
Bulloch
Geo. White
Killing female deer
10.00
Burke., Burke Burke Burke
F. S. Palmer
Shooting doves over bait-
ed field
F. L. Brinson
Shooting doves over bait-
ed field
J. O. Applewhite . Shooting doves over bait-
ed field
E. B. Gresham... Shooting doves over bait-
ed field
10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00
$3.75 3.75 3.75 3.75 3.75 2.50 2.50
2.50 2.50
2.50
Not paid
3.75
2.50 6.25 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50
2.50 2.50
6.25
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50 2.50 2.50
Not paid
21
...
)
)1 .
PROSECUTIONS-- (Continued.
COUNTY. Name of offender.
Offence charged.
Fine. States Part.
Burke
Burke
Burke
Burke
Burke
Burke
Burke
Camden
Camden Camden
Camden
Camden Camden Camden
Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Catoosa
Chatham
Chatham
Chatham
Chatham Chatham Chatham Chatham Chatham
Chatham__.
Chatham... Chatham. _. Chatham...
H. J. Morton
Shooting doves over bait-
ed field
$10.00
AndleyHill
Shooting doves over bait-
ed field.
_
. 10.00
G. F. Raines
Shooting doves over bait-
ed field. _
__
.
10.00
R.L.Miller
Shooting doves over bait-
ed field
10.00
Joseph Law
Shooting doves over bait-
ed field _ _ _ _
10.00
G. L. Jones
Shooting doves over bait-
ed field
_
_
10.00
W. H. Lanier, Jr. Hunting without permis-
sion _ ...
5.00
J. J. Proctor
Hunting without license
or permission
10.00
W. M. Roberts.... Netting out of season
10.00
J. A. Herbert .. ( Seining out of season __ 50.00
A. Herman son _ Seining out of season. _
j Fines not paid. 30 days
in chain gang.
Irvin Persons
Seining in closed season
Geo. Burbanks... Seining in closed season.
A. T. Heidt
Hunting without per-
mission __ ...
_
Irby Parker
Hunting without license.
Looney Green Hunting without license
Lonny Green
Hunting without license
Dallas Burke Sam Williams
Hunting without license Hunting without license
John Dobbs ( Hunting without li-
- cense
[
Fine to include court
costs. No revenue to
State.
Jacob Arkwright. Catching shad in closed
season
Mike Pierce
Catching shad in closed
season
Geo. Mackerallo. Catching shad in closed
season
Norman Fields.. Using drift nets illegally
Julius Williams (
Sam Carter
Henry Goodwin
Dock Barnford. \
Sol Akin
Using drift nets illegallyUsing drift nets illegallyUsing drift nets illegallyUsing drift nets illegallyUsing drift nets illegally-
Fines held up pending
decision of higher court
Jas. Anderson Fishrig illegally _
Robt. Jenkins... Fishing illegally Henry Williams _ Killing deer out of season
50.00
20.00 20.00
20.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00
25.00
10.00
25.00
25.00 25.00
1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 10.00
10.00 10.00 10.00
\
Not paid
$2.50 2.50
Chain gang Chain gang
5.00 5.00 5.00 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 Fine absorb-
ed by court
costs 2.50 6.25 6.25 6.25
2.50 2.50 2 50
22
PROSECUTIONS-- (Continued.)
COUNTY. Name of offender.
Offence charged.
Fine. States Part.
Chatham Chatham.
Cherokee
Clinch. __
Cobb Cobb Crawford Crawford
Crisp Crisp
Decatur.. Decatur..
Decatur..
Decatur..
Decatur.. Decatur.. Decatur.. Decatur..
Decatur..
Decatur..
Decatur..
Decatur.. Decatur.. DeKalb... DeKalb.. DeKalb..
DeKalb.. DeKalb.. DeKalb. _ DeKalb.. DeKalb. _
Angelo Leucardo. Illegal fishing
$10.00
August Griebner Illegal fishing
10.00
Jesse Carpenter _ Hunting without permis-
sion
10.00
Abb Sirmans
Dynamiting fish
40.00
Buf 'd D.Hancock Shooting doves in closed
season
10.00
Joe B. Harris
Shooting quail in closed
B. B. Barber
season
10.00
Hunting without permis-
James Jones
sion
25.00
Hunting without permis-
sion
25.00
Sport Williams. _. Shooting fish
10.00
Bob Hodges
Hunting without permis-
sion
10.00
John Miller
Dynamiting fish
40.00
Ira Vickers
Shooting turkey out of
season
10.00
D. N. Swicord
Shooting doves out of
season
10.00
Jim Hines
Selling wild turkey
10.00
Fine not paid. 60 days
in chain gang.
C. W. Wimberly.. Hunting without license 10.00
A. B. Conger
Hunting without license 10.00
C. W. Dolan
Shooting turkey hen
25.00
Jim Campbell. __ Hunting without permis-
sion
15.00
Dolpheus Reese- Hunting without permis-
sion
24.50
Tyler Saunders. Hunting without permis-
sion
10.00
Ben Richardson Hunting without permis-
sion
10.00
Tyler Saunders. Hunting without license 10.00 Ben Richardson Hunting without license 10.00
J. H. Dennard.. Hunting without permis-
sion
10.00
E. J. Dennard... Hunting without permis-
sion
10.00
Edgar Sullivan.. Hunting without permis-
sion
10.00
S. C. Sullivan. __ Hunting without permis-
sion
10.00
W. L. McElheney Hunting without permis-
sion
10.00
Homer Boone. _. Hunting without permis-
Vinson Ball
sion
10.00
Hunting without permis-
sion
10.00
Oscar Stokes
Hunting without license 10.00
$2.50 2.50
2.50
Not col-
lected
2.50
2.50
6.25
6.20 2.50
2.50 10.00
2.50
2.50 chain-
gang
2.50 2.50 6.25
3.75
6.13
2.50
2.50 2.50 2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50 2.50
23
.
PRO SECUTIONS-- (Continued. )
COUNTY. Name of offender.
Offence charged.
Fine. States Part.
DeKalb
DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb Dougherty, _
Dougherty,
Early Early Early Elbert Elbert Elbert Floyd
Floyd Fulton Fulton Grady
Grady
Grady
Grady
Grady Grady
Grady
Grady
Greene
Greene
Greene
Greene
Greene
Greene
Glynn
Harris
Clevel'nd Turnell HuntingoutofDist.with
out permission
$10.00
J. E. Plunkett... Hunting without license 10.00
Edgar Mores
Hunting without license 10.00
$2.50 2.50 2.50
David Martin
Hunting without license 10.00
Ransom Wright _ _ Violating game and fish
2.50
Will Wright
laws
25.00
Violating game and fish
6.25
laws
25.00
6.25
G. R. Williams. __ Shooting fish
Hop Evans
Shooting fish
10.00 10.00
2.50 2.50
Henry Shivers. _ Shooting fish
10.00
2.50
Lindsey Smith.. Hunting without license 10.00
2.50
Harper Smith. __ Hunting without license 10.00
2.50
Geo. M. Maxwell Selling birds
10.00
Tom Dumas
Hunting without permis-
2.50
sion
Rome Tannery. Polluting stream
10.00 50.00
2.50 12.50
B. B. Whiteman Hunting without license 10.00
2.50
J. H. Harrison.. Hunting without license 10.00
2.50
Geo. Johnson. _. Hunting without permis
sion
10.00
2.50
Ivey Ragan
Hunting deer in closed
season
10.00
2.50
J. D. Humphries. Hunting deer in closed
season
10.00
2.50
M. L. Collins
Hunting deer in closed
season
10.00
2.50
Lena Sims
Killing wild turkey
10.00
2.50
J. W. Nicholson Hunting without per
mission
100.00
Jim Woolfolk___ Hunting without per
mission
100.00
Payment of fines sus
pended by judge.
Riley Griffin.. _. Hunting without permis-
sion
10.00
2.50
Zunic Tuggle... Hunting without permis-
sion
10.00
2.50
TomPittard
Hunting without permis-
sion
10.00
2.50
Son Atkinson. _. Hunting without permis-
sion
10.00
2.50
Plemon Rhodes. Hunting without permis-
sion
10.00
Henry Johnson. Hunting without permis-
2.50
sion
10.00
2.50
Dick Weil
Shooting quail out of
Joe Ward
season
40.00
Killing squirrels out of
10.00
season
2mos. c hain-
Lunn Page.
gang.
Hunting without license 10.00
2.50
24
.
PROSECUTIONS-- (Continued.)
COUNTY. Name of offender.
Offence charged.
Fine. States Part.
Houston Houston Houston Houston Irwin Irwin Irwin Irwin Jasper
Jenkins Jenkins Jones Lee
Lee Lowndes Lowndes Lowndes Madison Madison Madison Madison
Marion __ Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion
Jerry Rutherford Hunting without permis-
sion
$10.00
$2.50
Fred Hunter
Hunting without permis-
sion
10.00
2.50
Tobe Peacock Hunting without license
or permission
20.00
5.00
Arthur Clarke Hunting without license 10.00
2.50
Arthur Willis
Fishing without per-
mission
2.75
.70
Isom Hungate
Fishing without per] mission 1
Bryant Gill
Fishing without per- Costs o f court
mission
[ only.
Hubert Rouse Fishing without per-
mission
Dan Daniels .(col) Killing quail out of sea-
Fine to
son
10.00 be paid
in June.
Jno. Wiggs
Fishing without per-
mission
_ . 1.00
.25
Mose Wimberly _ . _ Fishing without per-
mission
1.00
.25
Willie Cooper
Hunting o'possum out oi
season
10.00
2.00
Sylvester John- Killing fox squirrel f
_ ]
son
Fine not paid. 30 days
\
}
chain gang.
{
J
B. M. Grant
Transporting game birds
10.00
illegally
10.00
2.50
Ben Mann
Hunting without permis-
sion
_
10.00
2.50
Frank Watts
Hunting without permis-
sion
10.00
2.50
Roan Kelly
Shooting fish
10.00
2.50
Grover
f
Gunnells
Fishing illegally
V. P. Williams. Fishing illegally
M. E. Williams __ \ Fishing illegally
[
L. H. Hardman Fishing illegally
Fines placed to insol-
vent cost fund by di-
rection of Solicitor
General.
ZuckBell
Fishing without per-
mission.
_- _-
Ed Youngblood Wilson Young- ]
blood
Shooting doves over
Watt Tuter
> baited field
\
Henry Dixon ___ Fine of court costs only.
J. H. Young-
blood .
1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
10.00
2.50
25
1
PROSECUTIONS-- (Continued.)
COUNTY Name of offender
Offence charged.
Fine States Part.
McDuffie
John Sims (col) Hunting without per-
mission (
Sentenced to 6 mos. in
\
chain gang. Sen-
tence suspended.
Meriwether . _ G. E. Kimbrough Hunting without license $10.00 Meriwether _ _ Coleman Park Hunting without permis-
(Col).
sion
10.00
Miller. _ _ Jim Roberts
Dynamiting fish
_
_
10.00
Miller
General Roberts Dynamiting fish
. 10.00
Miller. _
Prince Hatcher
Miller. _ _ T. S. Phillips
Miller_ _ _ Miller
F. C.Millirons
Homer Harlow
Miller
_ Shelly Miller.
Monroe
Walter Waite
Dynamiting fish _ Dynamiting fish Dynamiting fish ...
,
Dynamiting fish _ Dynamiting fish Seining out of season
10.00 10.00 10.00 40.00 40.00 10.00
Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe _ Monroe
Blanton Goggans Seining out of season
_._ J. C. Johnston. __ Seining out of season
Joe Shannon
Seining out of season
Geo. Dillard
Hunting illegally
_ Jno. Dillard
Hunting illegally
F.G.Crawford... Hunting without permis-
10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00
Monroe
Robt. Jones
sion
10.00
Hunting without permis-
Monroe
Jno. Wallace
sion. _ _
10.00
Hunting without permis-
Monroe Morgan
Blanton Ralls Essie Lynce
sion
10.00
Hunting in closed season 10.00
Hunting without per-]
f
mission
> 10.00
Morgan
Frank Hawk
30 days in chain gang.
I
J
Hunting without permis-
Morgan
Geo. Chaney
sion
10.00
Hunting without permis-
Muscogee
sion
10.00
G. L. Barnette... Offering doves for sale in
closed season
10.00
Richmond Frank J. Story ... Violation of game law
10.00
Richmond. _. Caesar Key
Violation of game law
10.00
Schley
Jno. Seay
Fishing without per-
Schley
Ada Clark
mission
10.00
Fishing without per-
Screven Spalding
Spalding
Jas. H. St. Clair.
Boston Hay- f
good
Mack Davis
<{
1
mission
Violation of game law Hunting without li- ]
cense
|
Hunting without li- \
cense
10.00 10.00
15.00
15.00
Above fines to include 1
costs.
(
Hunting without license Taliaferro . Tooden Pearson. _ < Fine of $15.00 to include j
court costs. No revenue to State.
J
2G
$2.50
2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 10.00 10.00 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50 2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50 2.50 2.50
2.50
2.50 2.50
.25
.25
_
PROSECUTIONS-- (Continued.)
COUNTY. Name of offender.
Offence charged.
Fine. States Part.
Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Telfair
Terrell Terrell Terrell Terrell Terrell Terrell
Troup Troup Troup Troup Turner. __
Turner ... Turner
Turner Turner.. _ Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner
Jim Hayes (Col).
L. O. Driskell...
J. N. Draughan. L. T. Barrow
Jno. Pace
Hunting without license $10.00
Shooting doves over bait-
ed field
10.00
Shooting doves over bait-
ed field
10.00
Shooting doves over bait-
ed field
10.00
Shooting squirrels out of
season
10.00
Green Mayo.
Jonas Lewis.
J. T. Mathis Mitchell Beech. King Shepperd Arch Allmon...
Lonnie Haralson Henry Haralson Barney Brown _. R. S. Omalie Arthur White,
Col)
W. C. Smith....
J. G. Jeffcoat..
Hunting without license
or permission
30.00
Hunting without license
or permission
25.00
Hunting without license 10.00
Hunting without license 10.00
Hunting without license 25.00
Hunting without permis-
sion
10.00
Hunting without license 10.00
Hunting without license 10.00
Hunting without license 10.00
Hunting without license 10.00
Hunting without li-
cense
20.00
Hunting without per-
mission
20.00
Fine not paid. 60 days
chain gang.
Hunting without license 10.00
Hunting without permis-
sion
10.00
Hunting without permis-
sion
10.00
$2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50
Not col-
lected. 7.50 6.25 2.50 2.50 6.25 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50
2.50 2.50 2.50
Jas. H. Pate
S. Mitchum J. R. Brown Ben Stubbs Ferdy Spradley.
W. M. Elder
Joe Hamans J. M. Hamans. Perry Hamans..
Shooting doves over baited field
Shooting doves over baited field
Shooting doves over baited field
Shooting doves over baited field
Shooting doves over baited field
Shooting doves over baited field
Shooting doves over baited field
Shooting doves over baited field
Shooting doves over baited field
10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00
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PROSECUTIONS-- (Continued.)
COUNTY Name of offender
Offence charged.
Fine
States
J. Cti. L .
Turner Turner
Wayne
Wheeler White Wilkes Wilkes
Wilkes
David Hamans_ _ _ Shooting doves over bait-
ed field
$10.00
Grady Zorn
Shooting doves over bait-
ed field
10.00
No revenue to State. Fines
to include court costs.
W. H. Dinkins Caging fox squirrels
10.00
P. B. Ryals
Killing turkey hen
20.00
Jas. Nifielv COolV Dynamiting fish
50.00
Ben Williams
Hunting without permis-
sion
10.00
j
Charley Williams. Hunting without permis-
1
sion
10.00
$2.50 5.00
12.50
2.50
2.50
Ed. Coleman ___
Shooting
doves
in
s
clos-
f
ed season
Fine not paid. 30 days
chain gang.
\
25.00
Total fines collected
$ 582.33
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