920 WILD FOWL——BIRDS AND GAME. [ ART. 99

the, Court or justice of the peace who imposed said fine to the. County
jail for a period of 10 days.

65. Repealed. (1914, ch. 314.)

66.

The act of 1908, chapter 574, was not repealed by the act of 1914, chap-
ter 314. It may be that if the question should arise, the courts would

hold that this section is impliedly repealed by the act of 1914, chapter 315.

1914, ch. 315.

67* All bona fide, members of any hunting club incorporated and
organiized on or before the first day of January, 1912, under the laws
of; the State of Maryland, and owning or leasing real estate therein
within one mile of the Patuxent River and improved by a clubhouse
and the membership of which does not exceed thirty, shall be considered
bona fide residents of the State of Maryland within the meaning and
intention of the Act, provided, that such member exhibit, when de-
manded by an authorized officer of the law as evidence of his member-
ship, a card bearing his name, the corporate seal and name of his club
and the signature of the president and secretary thereof; provided fur-
ther that the secretary of said club file with the clerk of the Circuit
Court wherein located a certified list of the membership of said club
on or before the first day of September of each year, and said club pays
at least twenty-five dollars per year in State and County taxes, other-
wise said club shall pay the clerk of the Circuit Court a fee of twenty-
five dollars to obtain the privileges of this Section.

1914, ch. 315.

68. It shall be unlawful for any person to shoot muskrat, wild fowl
or game bird of any description on the Patuxent River or any of its
tributaries from sunset until sunrise under a fine of not less than five
dollars or more than twenty-five dollars and costs for each violation
of this Act, which may be recovered in the Circuit Court by residents
of the State of Maryland within the meaning and intention of this
Act, provided that such member exhibit, when demanded any. and the

remainder or whole thereof, as the case may be, to the Board of County
School Commissioners of such County, for the use of the public schools
thereof; and upon conviction and failure to pay the fine imposed and
costs of the proceeding, the person so convicted shall be committed by
the court or justice who imposed said fine in the County jail for a
period not exceeding ten days.f

*Apparently the act of 1914, chapter 315, was intended as a substitute for sec-
tions 60 to 64 and section 66, but in view of the situation explained in the footnote
to those sections, and of the fact that the editor does not attempt to determine
when statutes are impliedly repealed, that being a question for the courts, both
sections 60 to 64 and section 66 (as they remain after the act of 1914, chapter
314) and the act of 1914, chapter 315, are codified.

+The wording of this section is just as it appears in the act of 1914, chap-
ter 315.