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Session Laws, 1884 Session
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ROBERT M. McLANE, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

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repealed, and said section second re-enacted to read as


follows :


SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the clerk of the


circuit court for Dorchester and Talbot counties, re-


spectively, shall, upon the application of any person


who has been a resident of such counties for twelve


months next preceding such application, and to no


other person, issue a license to such resident to employ

Issue license to

any boat of the capacity of ten tons or under such

residents.

capacity, to be ascertained by custom house measure-


ment, in taking or catching oysters with dredge, scoop


or scrape in the waters of the Choptank river, in said


counties, for sale, to any person, between the first day


of October in each year and the first day of April


next following; provided that nothing in this act shall


authorize the taking of oysters with scoop, scrape or

Prohibited.

dredge above a straight line drawn from the long


wharf at Cambridge, known as " Thomas" wharf, on


the Dorchester shore, to the Bawdle house, on the


Talbot shore, immediately opposite or in any tributary


of said river above or below said line from said Thomas


wharf, on said Dorchester shore, to said Bawdle house,


on said Talbot shore; and provided further, that the


applicant shall pay to said clerk, before issuing of


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

Cost of license.

the capacity of the vessel to be licensed; provided,


that all boats measuring less than five tons shall pay


eight dollars for said license, which said license shall


be good for twelve months from the day of its issue,


and until such licenses is obtained it shall be unlawful


to use or employ any vessel in taking or catching


oysters as herein before described; provided, that the


waters of Talbot county lying between 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

Waters to be

a line drawn from a point of land lying on the north

reserved.

side of Ferry cove known as Law'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 extremity of south bar of Poplar


island on the south, which are hereby reserved for


the use of tongmen, shall be opened to the citizens of


Talbot county licensed under this act between the first


day of October and the first day of April next follow-


ing; but it shall be unlawful to take oysters with




 
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