Identifier: ontgamefisher0911onta (find matches)
Title: Final report of the Ontario Game and Fisheries Commission, 1909-1911. --
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Ontario. Game and Fisheries Commission Evans, Kelly
Subjects: Fisheries Game and game-birds
Publisher: Toronto : L. K. Cameron, Printer to the King
Contributing Library: Scott - York University Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: The Law Foundation of Ontario & the Ontario Council of University Libraries

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A Misty Day on the Steel River, Thunder Bay District.
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A Corner of Rainy Lake. 1912 AND FISHERIES (COMMISSION. 229 should be c-onipelled to take out the corresponding- license ais a conditionof their property being- passed through the Customs, irrespective of anydeclared intention to hunt, angle or otherwise. There is bat little ques-tion that considerable amounts of money would be collected by thismeans which otherwise would l)e lost to the treasur)-, but it is to be ob-served that this would be a somewhat arbitrary measure and likel), inmany cases, to be resented by the visitor as an imputation of dishonestpurpose. Further, the Customs ofticials are not under Provincial con-trol, and consequently the measure would thereby be somewlmt compli-cated, and in addition to this, the Province maintains a warden force toenforce the regulations, and if that warden force is inefficient, it is theProvince and not the visitor wliich is to blame. Undoubtedly there willalways be some strangerB anxious to escape the payment of the non-resident hunting,

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