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	Laws of Maryland, entitled "Frederick county," sub-title "Birds	Repeal.
	and Game," be and the same is hereby repealed and re-enacted so as
	to read as follows:
	SEC. 40. It shall not be lawful for any person to catch, kill or
	destroy any pheasant, partridge or rabbit between the first day of January and the first day of November in each and every year.	Game sea- son.
	under penalty of five dollars for each and every pheasant, par-
	tridge or rabbit so killed, caught, taken or destroyed.
	SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That this act shall take effect from	Effective.
	the date of its passage.
	Approved March 14, 1890.

	CHAPTEE 103.
	AN ACT to authorize Ann E. Douglass, guardian of Stephen E.
	Douglass, a minor, to pass her final account with the orphans'
	court for Caroline county.
	WHEREAS, Stephen E. Douglass, a minor, is entitled to certain
	funds in the hands of Ann E. Douglass, his guardian, who holds	Preamble
	the same according to law as guardian of said Stephen E. Douglass.
	SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,
	That Ann E. Douglass, guardian of Stephen E. Douglass, be and
	is hereby authorized to pass her final account as guardian as
	aforesaid before the orphans' court of Caroline county, and to	Account.
	pay and deliver over to the said Stephen E. Douglass all his prop-
	erty, real and personal, and moneys that may be due him or tc
	which he is entitled on the said final account and to take his re-
	ceipt therefor, which shall be acknowledged and recorded in the
	office of the register of wills for said county, and have the same
	effect as if the same was executed by a person of full age.
	SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That from and after the passage of
	this act, the said Stephen E. Douglass shall be answerable for all	Liable.
	debts contracted and liabilities made and entered into by him
	and may sue and be sued as fully as if he was of full age.
	SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That this act shall take effect from	Effective.
	the date of its passage.
	Approved March 14, 1890.
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