180 BALTIMORE COUNTY. [ART. 3.

1883, ch. 57. 1888, ch. 638.

8. The possession by any person within the limits of said
county of any of the birds mentioned in the three preceding
Sections, or of any rabbit at any time in which the shooting,
trapping or killing of the same is prohibited by said preceding
sections, shall be prima fade evidence of violations of said
sections.

Ibid.

9. The fines which may be collected by any justice of the
peace of said county under the provisions of said sections, and
the money paid to said clerk of the circuit court for licenses
under the provisions of section 7, shall be paid by said justice of
the peace and the clerk to the treasurer of the board of school
commissioners of Baltimore county, to be placed by him to the
credit of the school fund for said county.

Ibid.

10. It shall be the duty of the constables and police officers of
the several election districts of said county to arrest any person.
Violating any of the provisions of sections 5-7, and take them.
Before the nearest justice of the peace, to be dealt with as directed
in sections 6 and 7.

1888, ch. 134.

11. Every person who is an actual resident of Baltimore-
county shall be entitled to an allowance from the county of
fifty cents for every hawk taken and killed by him within
the limits of said county.

Ibid.

12. Any person killing any hawk, shall produce the head of
the same before some justice of the peace of said county, and
make oath that the said hawk was taken and killed within
the limits of Baltimore county, within six days then preceding,
and the justice shall thereupon give such person a certificate,
wherein he shall set forth the said oath, and shall, at the same
time, cut off the beaks from the heads of said hawks, so as
to prevent a second allowance.