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Session Laws, 1880
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WILLIAM T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 321

ration per day of the quality and quantity such as


is allowed by law to the officers and crew of the


revenue marine of the United States, but no rations


shall be allowed to officers or crews of sailing vessels.


SEC. 36. And be it enacted, That the officers and


crews aforesaid shall be paid monthly by the treas-

Monthly pay-

urer, upon warrant of the Comptroller, and the cer-

ments.

tificate of the commanding officers that their duties


have been performed as required by law.


SEC. 37. And be it enacted, That all oysters in


the shell, disposed of in the State of Maryland, shall

How measur-

be measured in a sealed measure of any capacity,

ed.

from half a bushel to three bushels, that may be


agreed upon between the seller and purchaser ; pro-


vided that the said measure or measures shall con-


tain in quantity for each bushel thereof according


to the following dimensions, that is to say : Sixteen

Dimensions

and a half inches across from inside to inside at the

of measuie.

bottom, eighteen inches across from inside to inside


at the top, and twenty-one inches diagonal from the


inside chime to the top, and the same shall be even


or struck measure.


SEC. 38. And be it enacted, That it shall be the


duty of the purchaser or seller to have and use said


measure or measures duly inspected and sealed by


the proper officers, and that no other measure shall


be used under a forfeit of fifty dollars for each and

Inspect and

every offence, to be recovered before any justice of

seal measure.

the peace by action of debt, in the name of the State


of Maryland, one half to go to the informer, the


other half to be paid to the Comptroller, to be


placed to the credit of the oyster fund.


SEC. 39. And be it enacted, That if any boat or


vessel shall be seen sailing over any of the waters


of this State which are exempted from dredging by

Officers to

law, in the same manner in which they sail to take

pursue.

or catch oysters with scoop, scrape, drag, dredge or


similar instrument, the said boat or vessel shall be


pursued by any officer or officers authorized by this


act to make arrests, and if said boat or vessel ap-


prehended by said officer shall be found to have on


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