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Session Laws, 1878
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JOHN LEE CARROLL, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 557

shall pay to said clerk before the issuing of said

When unlaw-

license, the sum of two dollars per ton, according to

ful.

the capacity of the vessel to be licensed, which said

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license shall be good for twelve months from the

 

day of its issue ; and until such license is obtained,

 

it shall be unlawful to use or employ any vessel in

 

taking or catching oysters, as hereinbefore described ;

 

provided that the waters of Talbot county lying be-

 

tween Black Walnut point and a line drawn from

 

Tilghman's point to the southwest point of Parson's

 

island, except the waters between Poplar island and

 

the main land lying within a line drawn from a

 

point of land on the north side of Ferry cove, known

 

as Lowe's point, to the northern extremity of Poplar

 

island, on the north, to a line from the northwest

 

extremity of Tilghman's island to the southern ex-

 

tremity 'of south bar of Poplar island, on the south,

 

which are hereby reserved for the use of tong men,

 

shall be opened to the citizens of Talbot county

 

licensed under this act, between the fifteenth day of

 

September, in each year, and the first day of May

 

next following, but it shall be unlawful to take oys-

 

ters with scoop or dredge in any other waters of

 

Talbot county ; provided, also, that the waters of

What is re-

Choptank river lying north of a straight line running
from Benoni's point to Clora's point, are hereby re-

served.

served for tong men, and it shall not be lawful to

 

catch oysters with scoop, scrape or similar instru-

 

ment to the northward of said line.

 

SEC. 3. And be it enacted. That the owner of such

 

oath shall make oath before the said clerk that he is

 

the bona fide owner of such boat, which boat shall

 

be described in the license, that he has been a resi-

Term of resi-

dent of the county in which his application is made

dence

for twelve months, that there is no lien on said boat

 

held by a non-resident, and that such boat is not

 

held with an intention to violate the provisions of

 

this law ; and shall also make oath as to the tonnage

 

of such boat ; and the master and crew of such boat

 

shall each make oath before said clerk that he has

 

been a resident of the said county for twelve months

 

next preceding the time of taking such oath.

 

SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That all owners and

 

masters of boats licensed under this article are here-

 

by constituted officers of the county, and are hereby

 


 

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