Idaho adopts 1956 fishing rules with archery option
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission sets 1956 rules largely unchanged from 1955 with a June 4 to October 31 general season. Daily bag for trout and kokanee remains seven pounds and one fish, total under 15, while a two sturgeon per calendar year limit is added. Archery fishing for non game fish is allowed with bow and arrow, crossbows prohibited, and ling excluded.
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Wiring Is Headache on Farm Here Are Basic Recommendations
A farmer should hire a qualified electrician for wiring upgrades while gaining basic electrical knowledge. The Farmstead Wiring Handbook advises using no smaller than No 12 wires for 20 amp branch circuits and ensuring feeders are at least No 8. Proper voltage drops and dedicated circuits for motors and equipment are essential for safe, efficient operation.
Audited Certificate for Bearlake County Funds
Report certifies that the statement is true and correct for Bearlake County Idaho. Signed by auditor Sam V. Tunks.
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