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residents of the State of Maryland in the meaning of this section; pro-
vided, however, that in addition to the above requirements the secretary
of said club shall file with the clerk of the circuit court of the county
wherein said club may be located a certified list of the membership of said
club on or before the first day of September of each year; and there shall
be posted at the same time in a conspicuous place on the premises of said
club a certified list of its members and their place of residence; provided,
further, that if there shall be issued to any person a membership card other
than a bona fide member of said club by the president and secretary as
above prescribed, or if any club member shall transfer his membership
card to any person not a member of said club, the license issued as afore-
said to said club license shall become forfeited, and said club so violating
this provision of this section shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof before a justice of the peace, in addition to the
forfeiture of the license aforesaid, shall be subject to a fine of not less
than fifty, nor more than one hundred dollars; and said fine shall be col-
lected as other debts are collected before a justice of the peace, one-half
of said fine to be paid to the county commissioners of the county wherein
said club is located for the use of the public roads thereof, and the other
half to the informer; and service upon the keeper of said club, or any one
in charge of the same or any member of said club shall be deemed service
upon said club for the purpose of this section, for the appearance of said
club to answer said charge and for the imposition of the penalty pre-
scribed by this section if in the judgment of the justice of the peace the
provisions of this section imposing the forfeiture and penalty have been
violated; and provided further, that nothing in this section shall be deemed
to allow or permit said club members to push one another or any other per-
son or persons with the purpose of hunting, shooting or trapping upon the
waters of the Patuxent river, its tributaries or marshes of said river or
tributaries, any wild goose, wild duck, snipe or ortolan, reed bird or birds,
or wild fowl of any kind at any season of the year, or to conflict in any way
with the provisions of section 3 of chapter 471 1/2 of the Acts of 1906.

The act of 1908, ch. 574, was not repealed by act of 1914, ch 314. It may be that
if the question should arise, the courts would hold that this section is impliedly re-
pealed by act of 1914, ch. 315.
See sec. 77, et seq.

An. Code, sec. 67. 1914, ch. 315.

83.1 All bona, fide members of any hunting club incorporated and
organized 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 oi
the Act, provided, that such member exhibit, when demanded by an author

1 Apparently the act of 1914, ch. 315, was intended as a substitute for secs. 77 to 82,
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 secs. 77 to 82 (as they remain after the act of
1914, ch. 314) and the act of 1914, ch. 315, are codified.