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ART. 72.] CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS, ETC. 827

RIVERS.

198. If any ballast, ashes, filth, earth, soil, oysters, or oyster
shells, be taken, unladen or cast out of any ship, steamboat, scow,
pungy, or other vessel, on any pretence whatever, in the Chesapeake
bay, above " Sandy Point," or in the waters of Herring bay, or in
any river, creek, or harbor, within this State, below high-water
mark, the master, or other person having charge or command of
such ship, steamboat, scow, or other vessel, shall, upon conviction
thereof before any justice of the peace of this State, be fined not

1872, c 58
Prohibiting
deposit of bal-
last, etc , in
Chesapeake bay
and rivers, etc

less than twenty dollars, nor more than one hundred and fifty dol-
lars, one-half of which amount shall he paid to the informer, and
the other half to the State; provided, however, that any one con-
victed of violating the provisions of this section, shall be entitled

Penalty.

to appeal to the Circuit Court of the county in which he was con-
victed, or to the City Court of Baltimore City, if the offence was

Bight of appeal.

committed in the city of Baltimore; provided, that nothing herein
contained shall be construed to apply to the improvement of harbors,
or to affect any existing act of Assembly relating to the construction

Proviso

of wharves, or to rights of riparian proprietors.
199. The commanding officer of the State fishery force is
hereby required and diiected to enforce the provisions of the fore-
going section.

1872, c 38 ,
1874, c 181
Commander of
Slate fisbery
force to en-
force

200. If any person shall place, cast, or throw into the Potomac
river, at any point above the canal dam, near the mouth of Will's
creek, any dead body, or carcass of any dog, horse, cow, hog, cat,
or other animal whatsoever, or shall drown therein any animal
whatsoever, or shall place, cast, or throw therein any substance
whatsoever, calculated to render the waters of said river impure
or unfit for use, he shall forfeit and pay a sum of not less than

1874, c 355
Casting of car-
cass of animal
in Potomac
river

twenty dollars, nor more than one hundred dollars, one-half to
the informer, and the other half to the State, to be recovered by
action of debt or indictment in the county wherein the offence was
committed.

Penalty

201. No person shall build any weir or hedge across any river,
creek, or branch, below any public landing-place, so as to prejudice
or dam up the channel, or to obstruct the passage of boats, on pain
of forfeiting twenty-five dollars, to be recovered in the proper court
by action of debt or by indictment.

Art 30, s 171
1734, c 16, s 3
Building of weir
or hedge across
river

Penalty.



 

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