1332 HARFORD COUNTY. [ART. 13.

on board and in his possession; which warrant shall be directed
to the sheriff or some constable of said county, who may summon
the posse comitatus to aid him in making any such arrest and
seizure.

1870, ch. 231.

118. Upon the arrest of such offender he shall be taken before
a justice of the peace and tried, and if found guilty he shall pay
a fine of not less than ten nor more than one hundred dollars, to
be recovered as other small debts are now recovered; and the
said justice shall condemn all property seized by the officers
making the arrest, which shall appear in proof to have been in
the possession of, or used by the party found guilty of a violation
of section 115, and adjudge and decree the same to be sold.

Ibid.

119. Said property shall be sold by the officer making the
seizure, on ten days' notice by either written or printed adver-
tisement placed in four public places; and the proceeds of sale
after deducting the costs of the proceedings and the expenses of
sale, shall be divided as follows: one-fourth to the officer making
the seizure, and the residue to be divided equally among the per-
sons who aided him in making such seizure.

Ibid.

120. Any party aggrieved shall have the right of appeal to
the circuit court foi the county.

1878, ch. 145.

121. No person shall take shad or any fish in the waters of
the Chesapeake bay, or its tributaries, bounding on or lying
within Harford county, by means of pound or stake nets, or any
nets whatsoever that shall be attached to the bottom of said
waters or tributaries, by stakes, anchors or any weights whatever;
but nothing herein contained shall prevent owners of land bor-
dering upon said waters from catching fish for the use of their
families and employees, and actually consumed by them; pro-
vided, such owners shall not place nets in any channel of said
waters, nor more than one-fourth of the distance across any
stream; and provided further, that nothing in this section shall
prevent the use of fyke nets in the Susquehanna river.