WM. T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

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SEC. 6. Be it farther enacted, That the possession

by any person within the county of any of the

birds or other wild game mentioned in the pre-

ceding sections of this act, at any time in which

the shooting or trapping of the same is prohibited

What consti-
tutes evidence

by said preceding sections, or the possession by

any express or transportation company of any

partridges, quail, woodcock or rabbits, at any

time, shall be prima facie evidence of violation of

this act.

SEC. 7. Be it farther enacted, That any person or

persons found trespassing upon any private pro-

perty in this county, which shall have been posted

or advertised, shall be liable to be arrested by any

constable of the county, and shall be deemed

Penalty for

guilty of a misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof

trespassing:.

before any justice of the peace of said county,

shall be fined the sum of five dollars, and on failure

to pay said fine shall be confined in the county jail

for a term of not less than ten nor more than

twenty days.

SEC. 8...Be it farther enacted, That the fines

which may be collected by any justice of the peace

of said county under the provisions of this act,

and the money paid to said clerk of the circuit

court for licenses under the provisions of this act,

Fines — how
disposed of.

be paid by said justice of the peace and the said

clerk to the county commissioners of said county,

to be by them placed to the credit of the school

fund for said county.

SEC. 9. Be it farther enacted, That it shall be the

duty of the constable of the several election dis-

tricts of the county aforesaid, to arrest any person

or persons violating any of the provisions of this

Duty to arrest

act, and take them before the nearest justice of

the peace, to be dealt with as this act has heretofore

directed.

SEC. 10. And be it farther enacted, That this act

Effective.

shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved May 3, 1882.