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Session Laws, 1880
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WILLIAM T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 313

SEC. 16. And be it enacted, That the Comptroller


of the Treasury shall have painted in black figures,


on white canvas, two sets of numbers, corresponding

Numbers to

to the license to catch oysters with scoop, scrape,

correspond

dredge or any similar instrument ; each figure shall

with license.

be twenty-two inches in length, and of proportion-


ate width, and the figures at least six inches apart;


and he shall give to each person taking out such li-


cense two numbers thereof, one of which shall be


firmly sewed upon the starboard side, and in the


middle of that part of the mainsail which is above


the close reef, and the other number on the port side,


and in the middle part of the jib, which is above


the bonnet and reef; these numbers shall be placed

Numbers—

in an upright position, and worn at all times during

where placed

the dredging season, and stall not be concealed or


defaced, and no other number shall be exposed to


view or used than that which is furnished by the


Comptroller ; any person or persons who shall vio-


late the provisions of this section shall be deemed


guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction in


any Circuit Court in this State, or before a justice of


the peace, shall be fined not less than fifty dollars


nor more than one hundred dollars, or imprisoned


in the House of Correction for a period of not less


than three months nor more than two years ; pro-


vided the court or justice of the peace trying the


same shall be convinced that the provisions of this


section have been intentionally violated.


SEC. 17. And be it enacted, That any resident of


this State desiring to use any canoe or other boat in

Must obtain

catching or taking oysters with rakes or tongs, for

license.

sale, in any of the waters of this State, shall first


obtain by application to the clerk of the Circuit


Court of the county wherein he may reside, a license


therefor, and such license shall have effect from the


first day of June, in the year in which they may


have been obtained, to the first day of June next


succeeding; provided that such license shall not


authorize the use of said canoe or boat in taking or


catching oysters in any creek, cove, river, inlet, bay


or sound within the limits of any county other than


that wherein the license shall have been granted,

Boundaries

and that the boundaries of counties bordering on

to be strictly

navigable waters shall be strictly construed so as not

construed



 

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