ART. 11.] BIRDS AND &AME. 1103

1884, ch. 309.

46. It shall not be lawful for any one to hire or employ any
one to shoot, take, trap or snare any pheasants, partridges,
squirrels or woodcock in Frederick county ; nor shall it be lawful
for any one to enter into any bargain or engagement of any kind,
by which any profit or advantage is to be derived to either party,
for shooting, taking, trapping or snaring any pheasants, par-
tridges, squirrels or woodcock in Frederick county.

Ibid.

47. It shall not be lawful for any one to ship, or attempt to
ship, to any place beyond the limits of Frederick county, or to
sell to any one for the purpose of shipping to any place beyond
the limits of said county, or to send or carry beyond the limits of
said county, for the purpose of sale, barter or trade, any pheas-
ants, partridges, squirrels or woodcock, shot, taken, snared or
trapped in said county.

Ibid.

48. For each pheasant, partridge, squirrel or woodcock, sold,
bartered or traded, or attempted to be sold, bartered or traded,
as set forth in section 45, a fine of ten dollars shall be imposed on
violators thereof; a fine of twenty-five dollars shall be imposed
for each and every violation of section 46; and a fine of fifty
dollars for each violation of section 47.

Ibid.

49. The possession by any person or corporation within Fred-
erick county, of any pheasant, partridge, squirrel or woodcock,
shall be prima, facie evidence that the same was shot, taken,
trapped or snared in said county.

Ibid.

50. The transportation, or offer to transport, any pheasants,
partridges, squirrels or woodcock, shall be prima fade evidence
that said pheasants, partridges, squirrels or woodcock were trans-
ported or shipped, or offered for transportation or shipment, for
the purpose of sale.