Audubon Secretary Seizes Quail Violations in Charleston
James Henry Rice Jr, secretary of the Audubon Society, had three hotel men fined in Charleston for unlawfully selling quail served to him at 1.50 per pair. He warned visiting sportsmen must hold a hunting license costing 10 dollars, with a daily 100 dollar fine if unlicensed. He planned to return to pursue similar enforcement statewide.
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