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Session Laws, 1880
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WILLIAM T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 57

arrests of any persons, and seize any boats, vessels and


equipments engaged in violating the provisions of
this act. For such license the applicant shall pay


to the clerk of the circuit court issuing the same


as follows : for a boat or canoe measuring in length

Amount to

twenty feet or less the sum of two dollars ; for a

be paid.

boat or canoe twenty to twenty- five feet in length


the sum of three dollars ; for a boat or canoe twenty-


five to thirty feet in length the sum of four dollars ;


for a boat or canoe over thirty feet in length the sum


of five dollars ; and for sloops under Custom House


measurement the sum of six dollars. And all oys-


ters taken shall be culled upon the natural beds


where they are taken. The amount received from


tonging licenses shall be paid by the clerk to the


school commissioners for the public schools of the


respective counties where such licenses are issued,


provided the sum received from white tongers


shall be applied to the white school fund, and the


sum from the colored tongers to the colored school


fund. No license to tongers under the provi-


sions of this act shall authorize the catching of


oysters for sale during the months of April, May,


June, July and August. And any person or per-


sons violating the provisions of this section shall be


subject to like penalties as are prescribed by the


preceding sections of this act.


SEC. 11. And be it enacted, That every applicant


for license under this act, to use any canoe or other


boat, in catching oysters for sale, with rakes or tongs,


shall be required to make oath or affirmation, before

Required to

the clerk authorized to issue the same, or some jus-

make oath.

tice of the peace of the county, on whose certificate


of the taking such oath or affirmation the clerk shall


issue such license ; said oath or affirmation shall as-


sert that he has been a resident-citizen of the county


for the twelve months next preceding his applica-


tion, the length of the boat or canoe to be used ;


that he is the bona fide owner of said boat or canoe;


that he will not violate the provisions of this act ;


that he will arrest and seize, or assist in arresting


and seizing all persons and boats, vessels and equip-


ments engaged in violating the provisions of this act,


so far as it may be in his power to do so, and that


he will not employ or permit any person to use his




 

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