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20 Unlawful to shoot on waters of Chesapeake bay with swivel-gun, etc, penalty 21 Time limited for gunning north of said line, penalty 22 License for owner, etc, of sink-box or sneak-boat 23 Application for and grant of license, pro- viso 24 Cost of license, to exhibit license 25 What license to contain 26 Oath, number of license to be painted on sink-box, etc 27 Clerk's fee for issuing license, register of persons to whom license granted 28 Arrest, penalty 29 Justice in Harford or Cecil to issue war- rants, penalty for resisting officer.

30 Boats, etc, seized and condemned to be sold, notice of sale, bow proceeds dis- posed of 31 Board of special police, power to appoint deputies, pay, surplus to be paid to school commisioners, term of office, va- cancies 32 Appeal from judgment of justice 33 Persons violating subject to fine, refusing to pay fine, to be committed. 34 For what time proportionate sum may be paid for license 35 What justices and courts to have concur- rent jurisdiction, person arrested may be tried in either county 36. Time when person licensed not to anchor vessel north of said line, penalty.

WILD FOWL.
1. No person shall, at any time, in, on, or over the waters of the State of Maryland, shoot at or shoot any water-fowl bedded in flocks, either upon the feeding or roosting grounds of said water-fowl or elsewhere, from any vessel, boat, float, canoe, or any craft of any kind whatever.	Art 98, s 1. 1842, c 61, 1860, c 109, s 1 Shooting from vessels, etc, prohibited.
2. No person shall, at any time, in, on, or over the waters of the State of Maryland, shoot at or shoot any water-fowl, from any booby- blind, or artificial point erected at a greater distance than one hun- dred yards from the natural shore from which the same may be ex- tended.	Id s 2 1860, c 109, s 2. Shooting from blinds, etc, prohibited.
3. No person shall at any time shoot at or shoot any water-fowl flying about their feeding grounds, or elsewhere over the waters aforesaid, from vessel, boat, float, canoe, or craft of any kind con- trary to the provisions of this article; reserving nevertheless to any citizens of any counties bordering on the waters aforesaid, and to whomsoever they may extend the privilege, the right to shoot from boats other than sink-boats or sneak-boats.	Id s 3 1860, c 109, a 12. What persons excepted
4. If any person shall violate any of the provisions of the preced- ing three sections, he shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall pay a fine of not less than ten nor more than one hundred dollars, to be recovered by action of debt in the name of the State before a justice of the peace of the county where the offence is com- mitted, or by indictment in the Circuit Court of said county.	Art 98, s 4 1860, c 109, s 3. Fine
5. Any person aiding or abetting another by furnishing a boat or float of any description, or gun or ammunition to be used in viola- tion of the first or second section of this article, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall be dealt with and fined as if he had violated them himself.	Id s 5 1860, c 109, s 4. Person aiding fined.
6. Any sheriff, constable or commissioned militia officer of the county wherein the provisions of this article relating to water-fowl may be violated, who shall be satisfied, either upon his own view, or information received of any other person, whether on oath or not, that any one has violated the said provisions, such officer shall be and he is hereby authorized and empowered to arrest and take into	Id s. 6 1860, c 109, s 5 Officer to arrest offenders.