ART. 24.] WILD FOWL. 2185

1888, ch. 344.

269. Any person who shall enter upon or cross over the prem-
ises or private property of any person in Worcester county, after
having had a special written notice served upon him by the
owner of said property, or by his agent, not to cross over or enter
upon said premises or private property, shall be deemed guilty
of a misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof before some justice
of the peace of said county be fined by said justice not less than
five nor more than fifty dollars, and in default of payment of said
fine, together with costs of prosecution, shall be by said justice
of the peace committed to the county jail for a period of twenty
days.

Ibid.

270. All fines collected under the foregoing section shall be
paid by the justice of the peace before whom such conviction
shall be had, and whose duty it is hereby made to pay the same
over to the county school commissioners of said county within a
period of thirty days after having received the same.

WILD FOWL.

1880, ch. 160.

271. No person, between the tenth day of April and the first
day of November, in each and every year, shall shoot or kill, or
shoot at any wild water-fowl, within the limits of Worcester
county.

Ibid.

272. No person, at any time, shall capture with nets any wild
water-fowl within the limits of said county.

Ibid.

273. No person, during the hours intervening between twilight
in the evening and twilight of the following morning, shall shoot
or kill, or shoot at, by fire-light, any wild water-fowl within the
limits of said county.

Ibid.

274. No person, during the hours intervening between twilight
in the evening and twilight of the following morning, shall shoot
or kill, or shoot at any wild water-fowl except from the shore,
within the limits of said county.