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Session Laws, 1882 Special Session
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418

LAWS OF MARYLAND

 

big or swivel gun, with the intent and for the pur-

 

pose of shooting at or killing wild ducks, or water

 

fowl of any kind, in any of the waters of Har-

 

ford or Baltimore counties, or of the Chesapeake

 

bay, adjacent thereto, up to the middle of said

 

bay, every such person shall he deemed guilty of

 

a misdemeanor, and on conviction of having vio-

Fine for vio-

lated this section shall pay a fine of not less than

lation.

fifty dollars nor more than two hundred dollars

 

for each and every offence; and the possession, or

 

sale, or disposition by any person of any sink

 

boat, sneak boat, or big or swivel gun, in either

 

of said counties or the waters aforesaid, shall be

 

deemed prima, fade evidence of its being possessed,

 

or sold, or disposed of, with the intent and for

 

the purpose of shooting at or killing wild ducks

 

or other water fowl in the said waters; and any

 

big or swivel gun found at any place in either of

Lawfully be
seized.

said counties, unclaimed, may lawfully be seized

 

by any person and destroyed or rendered useless.

 

SEC. 199. And be it enacted, If any person shall

 

shoot at or kill any wild duck or other water fowl

 

of any kind, in any manner, whether from the

 

shore or otherwise, in the night time, in, on, or

 

over the waters aforesaid, or the shores thereof,

 

every such person, whether engaged therein

 

directly or indirectly, shall be deemed guilty of a

 

misdemeanor, and on conviction of having vio-

Fine for vio-

lated this section, shall pay a tine of not less than

lation.

fifty dollars nor more than two hundred dollars

 

for each and every offence; and if it shall be

 

proved that the party charged with shooting at or

 

killing any wild duck or other water fowl in the

 

night time, was at or about the place at which a

 

shot was fired, and that he had a gun in his

 

possession on the night in question, in the vicinity

 

thereof, either prior to, at the time of, or after

 

such firing, such facts shall be deemed prima facie

 

evidence of his having violated the provisions of

 

this section.

 

SEC. 200. And be it enacted, If any person shall

 

shoot at or do any act or thing whatsoever with

Not to frighten

the intent and for the purpose of frightening and

 

driving wild ducks or water fowl of any kind

 

from their feeding or roosting grounds on said



 
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