Annual report of the Commissioners of the Charleston Orphan House

This publication is the Board of Commissioners' annual report on the Charleston Orphan House regarding schools, expenses, and budget for 1923

Annual report of the Commissioners of the Charleston Orphan House

This publication is the Board of Commissioners' annual report on the Charleston Orphan House regarding schools, expenses, and budget for 1926

Annual report of the Commissioners of the Charleston Orphan House

This publication is the Board of Commissioners' annual report on the Charleston Orphan House regarding schools, expenses, and budget for 1929

Annual report of the Commissioners of the Charleston Orphan House

This publication is the Board of Commissioners' annual report on the Charleston Orphan House regarding schools, expenses, and budget for 1930

Anthropic effects on the fish community of Ribeirão Claro, Rio Claro, SP, Brazil

Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP)

BIRD CONTROL UNDER A STATE FISH AND GAME PERMIT SYSTEM

I guess the impetus for laws in our state, really was the action of the city of Boston in 1963, when the Parks and Recreation Department felt that it was time to do something about massive populations of pigeons on the Boston Commons and in the city. The Parks Department came to our agency to find out what could be done. We immediately found as a result of a reorganization and recodification of the laws some 20 years before, that it was illegal to use or apply poisons for the purpose of killing any birds or mammals in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Property owners were given the privilege to destroy animals that were doing damage to their property, but only through mechanical means, certainly not by the use of toxicants. We helped the city of Boston draft a bill in 1963, which allowed our agency, the Division of Fisheries and Game, the agency responsible for all wildlife species in the state, the opportunity to issue certain permits for the use of poison, giving full authority to the director of Fisheries and Game with, of course, approval of my board. This allowed certain discretion on our part.

Session laws of the territory of Minnesota passed by the Legislative Assembly.

Includes extra session of 1857 issued in separate volume.

Annual report of the State Engineer & Surveyor of the state of New York and of the tabulations and deductions from the reports of the railroad corporations for the year ending.

Title varies slightly.

Report of ... annual meeting of the National Association of Commissioners of Agriculture.

Description based on: 1919; title from cover.

Biennial report - Fish and Game Commission.

Mode of access: Internet.

Report to the Legislature of Minnesota,

"Appointed under resolution of the state senate of Minnesota, adopted April 21, 1919"

Inaugural address of Governor Austin, to the Legislature of Minnesota, delivered January 7, 1870.

"Printed by authority."

Inaugural address of the Hon. Henry H. Sibley, governor of Minnesota. Delivered before the Legislature, on Thursday, June 3, 1858.

Mode of access: Internet.

Biennial message of Governor Knute Nelson to the Legislature of Minnesota, 1895.

Mode of access: Internet.

Inaugural address of Governor Miller to the Legislature of Minnesota, delivered January 13, 1864.

"Printed by authority."