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56

LAWS OF MARYLAND.


troller. Any captain or other person in charge who


shall violate the provisions of this section shall, upon


proof of such violation before a judge of the circuit


court or justice of the peace of the county nearest

Subject to

which such violation occurred, be subject to a fine

fine

of not less than fifty dollars nor more than one


hundred dollars, and such fine and the costs of


prosecution shall be a lien upon such boat or ves-


sel on which were violated the provisions of this


section, and unless said fine and costs be paid


within ten days or appeal be taken, such boat or


vessel shall be sold at public sale to the highest


bidder for. cash, under such orders and notice as


the judge or justice of the peace may prescribe;


one-half of the fine to be paid to parties making the


arrest and capture, unless the arrest and capture be


made by the State Fishery force, and the balance


to the treasury of the State.


SEC. 9. And be it enacted, That any person who


has been a resident-citizen for the twelve months


next preceding his application of a county border-


ing on the Potomac Kiver, desiring to use any canoe


or other boat in catching oysters for sale, with rakes


or tongs in any of the waters of the Potomac Kiver,


shall first obtain, by application to the clerk of the

County li-

circuit court for the county wherein he resides, a li-

cense

cense therefor, and such license shall have effect


from the first day of June in the year in which it


may have been issued to the first day of June next


succeeding ; provided that such license shall not au-


thorize the use of said canoe or boat in taking or


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


sound within the limits of any county other than


that wherein the license shall have been issued.


SEC. 10. And be it enacted, That each and every


license to catch oysters, for sale, with tongs or rakes

State name

in the waters of the Potomac River, shall state the

and residence

name and residence of the person to whom the same is


granted, the number and length of the canoe or boat


by top or over-all measurement, the county in which


the same is to be used, and the period at which said


license will expire ; said license shall also state that


the holder thereof is, by virtue of said license, au-


thorized and required to make, or assist in making,



 
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