WILD FOWL—BIRDS AND GAME. 3081

1922, ch. 359, sec. 5.

89. All licenses and fines accruing under Sections 85-90 shall be
paid to the County Commissioners of the county wherein license was
issued or fine imposed, said receipts to be applied to the road fund of said
county.

1922, ch. 359, sec. 6.

90. It shall be unlawful for any person to shoot from any licensed
blind without the consent of the licensee, and anyone violating the provi-
sions of Sections 85-90 shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon convic-
tion shall be fined not less than five ($5.00) dollars nor more than twenty-
five ($25.00) dollars, and in default of payment of said fine be imprisoned
in the county jail not less than five days.

1922, ch. 359, sec. 8.

91. Nothing in sections 85-90 shall apply to Charles County, St. Mary's
County, Anne Arundel County, Prince George's County, and all that part
of Calvert County north of Hunting Creek.

Elk and Deer.

An. Code, sec. 69. 1912, ch. 397, sec. 1.

92. Any person desiring to engage in the occupation of raising and
selling domesticated American elk, white-tailed deer, red deer, fallow deer
and roebuck, or any of them, or any member of the deer family, in a wholly
enclosed preserve of which he is the owner or lessee, may do so by making
application to the Game Warden of the State of Maryland in such form
as the said Game Warden may prescribe for a license so to do. The said
Game Warden, when it shall appear that such application is made in
good faith, shall, upon the payment of a fee of five dollars to be paid to
and retained by him, issue to such applicant a breeders' license permitting
such applicant to breed and raise domesticated American elk, white tailed
deer, red deer, fallow deer and roebuck, or any of them, or any member of
the deer family in confinement and to sell the same alive at any time for.
stocking purposes and to kill the same at any time and sell the carcass for
food; provided that when such preserves are located in the counties of
Washington, Allegany and Garrett, but not in other counties of the State,
white-tailed deer, native to the State, are killed and sold by the owners or
lessees of such preserves, some distinctive brand or mark shall appear on
the body thereof and made to appear that it was placed thereon at least
three months prior to the killing thereof and that in addition thereto a
sworn affidavit shall be made by such person, before a justice of the peace
or notary public, that said white-tailed deer was bred and raised upon his
preserve by said owner or lessee thereof. That the killing and sale of such
white-tailed deer, out of the season permitted for such killing by the laws
of this State, upon such preserves by the owner or lessee thereof, without
complying with the above requirement shall subject him to the forfeiture
of his license and a fine of fifty dollars for each white-tailed deer so
killed and sold.