Springville Herald | 1947-01-23 | Page 2 | Fur Dealer Licenses must be Renewed, Remind Game Officers

'Fur Dealer Licenses Must Be Renewed, Remind Game Officers Laxity on the part of fur dealers in renewing their state licensee today to-day brought forth a reminder from the Utah fish and game depart-ment depart-ment that old licenses expired on Dec. 31 and concerns or individ-uals individ-uals in the fur trade may not deal in Utah pelts until the permits are renewed. The fees are : resident dealer, $5 nonresident dealer, $100; and fur dealer's agent, $5. Ross Leonard, state fish and game director, pointed out that state law further requires that each dealer must keep a book, open for inspection at all reasonable reason-able times, in which is recorded on the date of each transaction the number and kind of pelts pur-chased, pur-chased, the trapping license mim-ber mim-ber under which pelts were taken and names and addresses of per-sons per-sons from whom pelts were pur-chased. pur-chased. Application for fur dealer's ag. ents license must be made by the dealer and no agent's license is is-sued is-sued until the necessary dealer's license has first been secured.