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Session Laws, 1880
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WILLIAM T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 59

of the circuit courts of the counties bordering on


the Potomac Eiver, the requisite number of such


blank licences as are required by the provisions of


this act, and said clerks shall, on the first Mondays

Deliver blank

of March and December in each year, return to the

licenses.

Comptroller a list and account of such licenses is-


sued by them ; and no license to catch oysters with


rakes or tongs shall be issued to any boat or vessel


which is licensed to take oysters with scoop, dredge,


drag or any similar implement.


SEC. 15. And be it enacted, That it shall be un-

Unlawful.

lawful for any person to catch oysters on Sunday or


at night with scoop, dredge, drag or similar imple-


ment, or by tongs ; any person violating this section


shall be fined a sum of not less than fifty dollars

Fine for vio-

nor more than one hundred dollars, the fine and

lation.

costs of prosecution to be a lien on the boat, vessel


and equipments used in violating the provisions


of this section, and the case shall be tried and dis-


posed of, and the fine and costs collected and paid


over as provided in section six of this act.


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


duty of the officers of the State Fishery force, the

Arrest for

sheriffs, constables and licensed tongsmen of the

violating

counties bordering on the Potomac River, to arrest


any person found violating the provisions of this


act, and to seize all boats, vessels and equipments
engaged or used in such violation, and to bring the

Seize boats,

offenders before a judge of the circuit court or a

vessels, &c.

justice of the peace, most convenient or accessible,


to be dealt with as by this act provided, and to hold


such boats, vessels and equipments to be disposed of


to secure the payment of such fines and costs of


prosecution adjudged as hereinbefore provided by


preceding sections of this act.


SEC. 17. And be it enacted, That upon information


given on oath to any judge or justice of the peace of


any violation of any of the provisions of this act,


he shall issue his warrant for the arrest of the offend-

Issue war-

er and the seizure of the boat, vessel and equip-

rants for ar-

ments, which warrant shall be directed to the sher-

rest.

iff, constable or any licensed tongsman of the coun-


ty wherein such warrant is issued, or to any officer




 

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