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	over which said owner or owners could exercise no
	control.
	SEC. 6. And be it enacted, That this act shall not
	apply to any hogs being driven from point to point on the public roads or public grounds in said elec-	When not to apply.
	tion district, when such are under proper guard.
	SEC. 7. And be it enacted, That any person who
	shall be found guilty before any justice of the peace
	of the county aforesaid of purposely turning out
	any hog or hogs, or of opening any gates, or in any
	other way aiding any hog or hogs to trespass to the	Fine for vio-
	extent of the violation of this act, he shall be liable	lation.
	to a fine of not more than five dollars, to be collect-
	ed as other fines are collected under this act, or be
	imprisoned in the county jail for a term not exceed-
	ing seven days ; any fine collected under this section
	shall be paid, one half to the informer and the other
	half to the public school fund of the county aforesaid.
	Approved April 10, 1880.
	CHAPTER 361.
	AN ACT to repeal an act passed January session,
	eighteen hundred and seventy-eight, chapter three
	hundred and eighteen, entitled "An act passed
	January session, eighteen hundred and seventy-
	six, chapter forty-eight," entitled "An act to reg-
	ulate the closing of roads in Prince George's
	county," and to enact the following instead thereof,
	and re-enact the same with amendments.
	SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland, That the act passed at the January session of eighteen hundred and seventy-eight, chap- ter three hundred and eighteen, entitled "An act to	Repealed and amended.
	repeal an act passed January session, eighteen hun-