California Fish And Game volume 14 1928
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D. INIoody, for many years operating in Santa Cruz County, transferred to the San Francisco office.
Volunteer Deputy J. C. Schneider appointed a regular deputy with head- quarters at King City to succeed Deputy Frank A. Burke resigned.
Deputy G. L. Hoke appointed deputy at Requa to fill the position left vacant by the resignation of Taylor London.
A list of the deputies is appended on the back cover of each issue of this maga- zine for the purpose of informing the general public of the location...s of deputies.
and the destruction was the only logical disposition that could be made of them. Most of the cork and lead that could be salvaged was stripped from the netting before it was placed in a huge pile and soaked with kerosene prior to burning. As much publicity to this act was given as possible. Official movie cameras clicked during the burning and numer- ous photographers secured shots from every angle. It is hoped this wholesale burning of illegal fishing gear will have a salutary effect upon fishermen who have gained the idea that they can violate tlie law with imjiunity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
D. INIoody, for many years operating in Santa Cruz County, transferred to the San Francisco office.
Volunteer Deputy J. C. Schneider appointed a regular deputy with head- quarters at King City to succeed Deputy Frank A. Burke resigned.
Deputy G. L. Hoke appointed deputy at Requa to fill the position left vacant by the resignation of Taylor London.
A list of the deputies is appended on the back cover of each issue of this maga- zine for the purpose of informing the general public of the location...s of deputies.
and the destruction was the only logical disposition that could be made of them. Most of the cork and lead that could be salvaged was stripped from the netting before it was placed in a huge pile and soaked with kerosene prior to burning. As much publicity to this act was given as possible. Official movie cameras clicked during the burning and numer- ous photographers secured shots from every angle. It is hoped this wholesale burning of illegal fishing gear will have a salutary effect upon fishermen who have gained the idea that they can violate tlie law with imjiunity.
What to read after California Fish And Game volume 14 1928?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by California Dept of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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