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	any of the provisions of this act, he shall issue his	Issue warrant
	warrant for the arrest of the offender or offenders,	fur violation
	and for the seizure of the seines, nets, boats and
	other fishing outfit, to be directed to the sheriff or
	any constable of the county or other officer author-
	ized to make arrests, or citizens, upon the receipt of
	said warrant to arrest any person or persons violat-
	ing the provisions of this act, and to seize any such
	seine, net, boat or other fishing outfit, and found
	being used in violating any of said provisions, and
	to bring such offender or offenders before a justice
	of the peace most accessible or convenient, and upon
	conviction thereof the said offender or offenders shall
	be fined not less than twenty dollars nor more than	Violation — .
	two hundred dollars, one-half of such fine to be paid	fine for.
	to the use of the informer, and the other half to the
	use of the public schools of the county in which said
	offence was committed, and shall forfeit the seine,
	net, boat and other outfit used in such fishing, which
	shall be sold and the proceeds divided in such man-
	ner, and in case of non-payment of the fine and
	costs imposed by said justice, the said offender or of-
	fenders shall be confined in the county jail for a pe-
	riod not exceeding forty days and not less than
	twenty days, or until said fine and costs are paid.
	SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That any person or
	persons who may feel himself or themselves aggriev-
	ed by any judgment rendered by a justice of the
	peace under the provisions of this act, shall have	Right of ap-
	the right to appeal to the Circuit Court of Balti	peal
	timore county, upon condition and subject to the
	regulations now provided by the general law regu-
	lating appeals from justices of the peace, but execu- tion of the judgment of the justice of the peace
	shall not be stayed, unless the party appealing shall
	give bond to the State in double the amount of fine
	imposed, with security approved by the justice ren-
	dering the judgment, with conditions to prosecute
	his appeal with effect or to pay the fine imposed
	with all costs.
	SEC. 5. And be it enacted, That this act shall take	Effective.
	effect from the date of its passage.
	Approved March 25, 1880.