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	securities, to be approved by the justice to the State
	of Maryland, in double the amount of the tine im-
	posed, with the condition to prosecute such appeal
	with effect to the circuit court at its next session
	thereafter, and to pay the fine imposed and all costs
	attending such proceedings in case judgment shall
	be confirmed.
	SEC. 7. And be it enacted, That if any person
	shall violate any of the provisions of this act, in re-
	gard to the shooting of wild fowl, he shall, upon
	conviction thereof before any justice of the peace
	for Cecil or Kent counties, be fined not less than
	fifty dollars nor more than one hundred dollars, ex-	Fines speci-
	cept as follows : Any one who shall shoot wild fowl	fied
	from a sink box, duly licensed as aforesaid, upon any
	other day than those mentioned in section one of
	this act, shall, upon conviction thereof before any
	justice of the peace for Cecil or Kent counties, pay
	a fine of not less than ten nor more than twenty
	dollars for each offence.
	SEC. 8. And be it enacted, That all fines imposed
	under this act, whether the same may be recovered
	by action for debt in the name of the State, which
	process is hereby authorized or secured by public
	sale as provided in section five of this act, shall be
	divided as follows, viz. : One-half to the informer,	Fines — how
	and the other half to the county commissioners of	disposed of
	Cecil or Kent counties, respectively, for the use and
	benefit of said county, and all moneys accruing from
	the sale of licenses under this act shall be paid over,
	at the end of the gunning season, to the commis-
	sioners of said counties, respectively, to be applied
	by them to the use and benefit of said county.
	SEC. 9. And be it enacted, That all persons hold-
	ing a license under this act are hereby vested
	with power and authority to arrest, without war-
	rant, all persons who may be detected by them	Who may ar-
	in violating any of its provisions, or of the provi-	rest.
	sions of article ninety-eight of the Code of Public
	General Laws regulating the shooting of wild fowl
	remaining in force over said waters after the passage
	of this act, and to carry such person or persons be-
	fore a justice of the peace, to be dealt with accord-