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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1874
Volume 211, Page 3112   View pdf image (33K)
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JAS. BLACK GROOME, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 253

SEC. 19. And be it enacted, That every applicant for

 

license to use any canoe or other boat, in taking

To make oath
or affirmation

or catching oysters with rakes or tonga, shall be re-

 

quired to make oath or affirmation before the clerk

 

authorized to issue the same, or some justice of the

 

peace, on whose certificate of the taking of such oath

 

or affirmation, the clerk shall issue said license, that

 

the facts set forth in said license are strictly true, that

 

he has been a bona fide resident of the county for the

 

twelve months next preceding his application for said

 

license, that ho desires and intends to use said canoe

 

or boat only in the county in which he resides, that

 

he will not allow the same to be used for taking oys-

 

ters by non-residents of the county, and that he will

 

comply with and obey all the laws of this State reg-

 

ulating the taking or catching of oysters ; and every
person to whom such license shall have been granted

 

shall paint the number of his canoe or boat on the

 

outside thereof, near the gunwale, in black figures,

 

and not less than three inches in length, and of pro-

 

portionate width, in a white ground, and no number

 

other than that in the said license shall be exposed to

Falling to

view on said canoe or boat, and any person failing

comply.

to comply with this provision before using said boat

 

or canoe for the puspose aforesaid, shall, on convic-

 

tion thereof before a justice of the peace, be fined

 

not less than five dollars nor more than ten, and any

 

person who may refuse to pay said fine shall be com-

 

mitted to the county jail for the period of thirty days

 

or until said fine be paid.

 

SEC. 20. And be it enacted, That the Comptroller

 

of the Treasury shall cause to be printed and de-

 

livered to the clerks of the Circuit Courts of the

Cause to be
printed

several counties, the requisite number of such blank

 

licenses, and take receipts for the same as for other

 

licenses furnished ; and the said clerks shall on the

 

first Monday of March and December in each year,

 

return to the Comptroller a list and account of such

 

licenses issued by them; and no licenses to take or

 

catch oysters with rakes or tongs, shall be issued to

 

any boat or vessel which is licensed to take or catch

 

oysters with scoop, drag, dredge or any similar

 

instrument.

 

SEC. 21. And be it enacted, That if any person shall

 

use any canoe or boat, not licensed as required by

Prohibited



 

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