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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

36. That any person who shall be convicted before any jus-

Conviction

tice of the peace for said county of violating the preceding sec-

and penalty
for violation

tions, or either of them, shall pay a fine of five dollars for each

of laws.

and every quail, partridge, rabbit, woodcock, squirrel, summer

or wood duck shot or in any manner caught, killed, carried,

shipped, received for shipment, or found in their possession,

or for any quail or partridge trapped, or for any quail or

partridge eggs or nests wilfully or maliciously molested or

destroyed, contrary to the preceding sections, or either of

them, and in default of the payment of the fine imposed here-

under, together with the costs, shall be committed to the

county jail until the fine and costs are paid.

38. That all fines which may be collected under the pro-

Fines to be

visions of the foregoing sections shall be paid by the justice of

used for pub-
lic roads.

the peace to the Commissioners of said county for the use of

the public roads of said county.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That this Act shall take effect

from the date of its passage.

Approved March 25, 1904.

CHAPTER 149.

AN ACT to incorporate the Fidelity Trust Company.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Mary-

Fidelity Trust

land, That Henry B. Platt, Thomas A. Whelan, Seymour

Company.

Mandelbaum, Harry Nicodemus, John Walter Smith, Robert

Ober, Thomas L. Berry, George M. Bosler, John H. Wight,

Lloyd Lowndes, Clarence W. Watson, George Warfield, James

D. Mason, Jos. A. Bolgiano, George Blackistone, George M.

Upshur, Van Lear Black, M. Gillet Gill, Charles E. Fink,

Herman E. Bosler, William A. Dickey, Solomon Frank, E.

Stanley Gary, Frank A. Furst, E. E. Jackson, and all other

persons who shall hereafter become stockholders in the com-

pany hereby incorporated, shall be a body corporate by the

name and style of "The Fidelity Trust Company," and by that

name shall have perpetual succession and sue and be sued in

any court whatever.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the capital stock of said com-

Capital stock

pany shall consist of five thousand shares at one hundred dol-

and privilege
to increase

lars each, with the privilege to increase the same from time to

same.

time by vote of the stockholders at a special meeting or meet-

ings to be called for that purpose, to a sum not exceeding five

million dollars; and the incorporators, or a majority of them,