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ing, l saia it vYuuiu uc in4/uaou/it for me to prosecute anyone on the ordinance they were adopting. I told them, ‘You haven’t followed my advice; it’s not a legal ordinancc.’ n Davis said he then urged again ! that the Game Warden come to his office. “I told him it was AuI gust and we had plenty of time to 1 get the thing right before hunting season. The Warden insisted he had what he wanted.”
Davis stated again that he had warned the Supervisors he couldn’t prosecute anyone under the ordinance as it was enacted—“I told the Game Warden and the Chairman (of the Board).”
THE Commonwealth’s Attorney 1 noted that the ordinance published | as a legal advertisement in the I Rappahannock News had even inI eluded the preamble, “Be it enI acted by the General Assembly...” I What was published was merely 1 the enabling act, he said, “and anyway, the Siq>ervisors can’t enact a state ordinance—they can only act on local laws.”
“I even questioned why this language was published. I specifically advised it was not in proper form, was not properly published. And I still can’t get a conference with the Game Warden,” said Davis.
The Commonwealth’s Attorney went on to comment on game laws and hunting in general: “Personally, and in spite of the pop
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